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Cottesloe charges:
Boys record
sickens
magistrate
By DAVID COHEN
A magistrate said she was appalled by the violent criminal
history of a 16-year-old boy accused of assaulting a Cottesloe
dinner party guest.
Pet Wright under the disconcerting tree outside the house he bought five
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years ago. LEFT: Damage to the Wright house fence. Photos: Billie Fairclough
When will the widow

maker strike again?
BBy BRET CHRISTIAN
Peter Wrights house in
Rosalie Street, Shenton Park,
is framed by a huge and
beautiful street tree, but he
lives in fear of a giant limb
crushing his home, with no
compensation.
After small branches from
the verge tree fell from the
lemon-scented gum, damaging
his car, he was told he was not
covered by Subiaco councils
insurance.
Another branch fell on
Monday, damaging Mr Wrights
front fence.
I love trees, but with this one
you never know whats coming
down next, he said.
A series of branches had
dropped over five years, he said.
The trees were called widow
makers because they randomly
shed branches, especially in
hot weather.
A similar tree at Parliament
House became notorious for
dropping branches close to
Heres
where
we go
A branch that fell last year.

people, causing minor injury.
Mr Wright said the council
had refused to lop the branches
overhanging his house but told
him in a phone call that he
could be prosecuted for lopping them himself because it
was listed as a significant tree.
He said that, in any case, the
cost of lopping the giant tree
would be astronomical.
I want the council to take
down every branch overhanging
the property, he said.
When his car was damaged
last April, Mr Wright wrote
to the council, which said it
was submitting his claim to
Local Government Insurance
Services, the insurer run by the
Local Government Association.

The insurance company had
replied that the city was not
automatically responsible for
damage caused by the tree.
Branches may sporadically
fall from trees without any external indication or forewarning, the LGIS said.
The council was not negligent
as it could not have prevented
the failure of the branch in
reasonable circumstances.
It suggested Mr Wright claim
from his car insurer.
The council said an independent arborist had inspected
the tree and recommended
some pruning, which was done.
The tree and two similar trees
in Rosalie Street are listed on
the councils register of significant trees.
At this point in time the
citys urban forest is under
considerable threat from development and a drying climate,
the council says.
Significant trees cannot be
removed or pruned and there
can be no verge development.
I feel sick listening to this,

magistrate Andre Horrigan said
in the Perth Childrens Court last
week after the teenager pleaded
not guilty to attacking Denyse
Rodriguezs brother, Gavin,
outside her Curtin Avenue on
November 2.
Ms Rodriguez and her guests
were left to fend for themselves
after police did not respond to
numerous 000 calls on the night
(POST, November 7).
The violence prompted Ms
Rodriguez to call at last months
Cottesloe ratepayers AGM for
private security for the suburb.
Last Tuesday, the South Lake
boy pleaded guilty to aggravated
assault on his former partner,
stealing, and breaching a violence restraining order.
The court heard he was 15
when his de facto relationship
with his heavily-pregnant partner
ended after an argument last May
in his mothers house.
The boys mother separated
the two, but he had followed
his 32-week pregnant partner
outside and lashed out.
He grabbed her hair and
pulled her towards him, a
prosecutor said.
He tried dragging her back
into the house ... the victim felt
a sharp pain in her left side.
The boy later told police: I
TOP: Gavin Rodriguez after the

attack. ABOVE: Denyse with a car
smashed by the gang.
wanted her to talk to me.
The violence restraining order
was served on the boy on July
29 but two months later he saw
her on a Beeliar street.
He grabbed her by her hair,
pulled her to the ground, and
kicked and punched her multiple
times, the prosecutor said.
He pulled her up by her hair
and called her a slut.
The girl had scratches and
bruises on her arms and face.
The boy was picked up by
Wembley police three weeks
after the dinner party violence,
after he stole a litre bottle of
Wild Turkey and a bottle of
Smirnoff apple vodka from the
BWS in Station Street, Subiaco.
Aboriginal Legal Service
lawyer Monica Collard said the
boy had been at a party before
he assaulted his partner.
He had had alcohol and cannabis on the night, Ms Collard
said.
The matters ... are very serious. It was a complex relationship.
Ms Collard said the boy had
lost his father at a young age.
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In defence of
Elizabeth Quay
Quay sustainable?
The letter by S. Fielding (Bettys Jetty
Sustainable, POST January 23) could not go
unchallenged.
The majority of large development sites at
Elizabeth Quay are unsold.
No timeline has been issued by the government as to when these sites will be sold and
developed.
The largest sites Ritz-Carlton, Brookeld,
and Chevron sites, apartment blocks and the
site adjoining the station -- make up more than
half of the quay and are all unsold.
Promises prior to the quay development,
that funds from the sale of these sites would
recompense thepublic purse, should have had
a default clause, as it appears they wereelection promises (like the Ellenbrook railway):
not meant to be taken seriously.
At present all taxpayers have is an inlet
surrounded by sand which we are told will
be grassed to allow publicuse until the large
sites are sold.
How many years will it take?
How long before the quay area isnt a dusty,
noisy building site ?
The site today actually comprises the old
Esplanadewith a small pond, for which all the
taxpayers of WA have paid millions of dollars.
Several lesser entities restaurants, burger
bars, gelato outlets are not yet open for business. Will they ever be?
Yet the author describes this scenario as
sustainable!
When? Ten, 20, 30 years from now?
Sustainable as long as the taxpayer keeps paying for this massive ego trip by the Premier and
the billions of dollars decit, to the detriment
of other more urgent community needs such as
education, health, police and transport
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old news to good use Letters,
POST, January 16). My old papers
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my puppies dry food when they
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Why we still use snail mail

In Putting its stamp on it,
(Letters, January 16), Jean Goh
queried why the University of
WA sends out invitations to its
bi-annual meetings of Convocation
by mail rather than email.
From its inception, UWA has
seen its graduates as life-long
members of the university, and
accorded them the privileges
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In the UWA Act passed by the
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We own that land

Stephen Lipple is right on target
with his comments (Golf clubs
duty to protect the bush, not bulldoze it, Letters, January 16).
The land which Cottesloe
Golf Club hopes to build on is a
scarce refuge and a corridor for
our wildlife, which
increasingly suffers
from habitat loss.
A socially responsible club would strive
to conserve, not develop, this asset.
By the way, this land
belongs to the people
of Western Australia,
not to Cottesloe Golf
Club!
David Free
Freshwater Parade,
Claremont
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Dr Linley Lutton (Was the Quay really worth

it? POST, January 16) has several bees in
his bonnet when it comes to Elizabeth Quay,
namely lawns, Colin Barnett, 30-storey buildings, trafc congestion and interstate architects.
No amount of entertainment on the Esplanade
lawn would remove the dual carriageway separating people from Perth Water.
Despite the fact that the Carpenter
Government did most of the planning, Dr
Lutton still blames Colin Barnett personally
for Elizabeth Quay.
As far as tall buildings are concerned, its
better to be taller with an intervening skyline
than lower and broader cheek by jowl. Any
slowing of trafc can only benet pedestrians
accessing the water front.
Finally, his concern that an interstate architectural rms proposal was judged the best
by an independent panel holds little water.
Dr Lutton appears unaware that the architect in charge of the Perth ofce, where the
bulk of the winning design was produced, is a
UWA graduate and a fth generation Western
Australian.
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Spaniel savaged by
placid greyhounds
By DAVID COHEN
Heather OFlanagan was
fined $1500 in the Perth
Magistrates Court last
week over two unmuzzled
greyhounds she was walking
in Wembley that savagely
attacked a King Charles cavalier-spaniel cross.
I knew a few golfers who threw their bags into Lake Claremont, Colin Barnett
told Claire Brittain, as they admired the western suburbs jewel on Thursday.
Claremonts jewel impresses

Claire Brittain has passed the
$500,000 mark in grants shes
won for Lake Claremont.
The first couple I applied for
I didnt get, the Claremont resident said.
Since then Ive been pretty
successful.
Premier Colin Barnett congratulated Claire on Thursday morning
as they strolled around the thriv-
ing wetland.
Claire and the lake volunteers
do a great job and have multiplied
the grant money many times over.
Lake Claremont is a western suburbs jewel, said Mr Barnett, who
walks his labrador with wife Lyn
at the lake in winter.
Nearly two-thirds of the grant
money has been from state government agencies.
Ms OFlanagan wept as she

told Magistrate Joe Randazzo
about the attack by the dogs
she was walking, which left
the spaniel needing surgery.
Mr Randazzo heard Ms
OFlanagan was walking on
September 8 last year just after
7pm in Dargin Lane.
Lawyer David Nadebaum,
for Cambridge council, said
both greyhounds and the
spaniel were on leads.
He said the man with the
spaniel moved to the side and
retracted his lead, to let the
greyhounds pass.
But they pounced at the
complainants dog, and
he jumped in the air, Mr
Nadebaum said.
The spaniel was bitten on the
hindquarters and a right leg.
The greyhounds shook the
spaniel, and its owner shouted
at Ms OFlanagan to call the
greyhounds off.
One greyhound released his
bite, but the other shook the dog
violently, Mr Nadebaum said.
The complainant kicked it
in the head a number of times.
Eventually two people in a
car stopped nearby, shouted
and the spaniel owner got his
dog back.
Post-surgery The marks of a twin greyhound attack, three days

after it happened.
The people in the car took
the injured dog and its owner
to Wembley Veterinary
Hospital, where it was clipped
and cleaned and treated for
puncture wounds before having surgery the next day.
Council rangers followed up
and discovered Ms OFlanagan
was fostering the greyhounds
under the Greyhounds as
Pets program for Racing and
Wagering WA.
Ms OFlanagan told them she
thought there was no need to
muzzle the dogs, because they
had had training.
Ms OFlanagan was charged
with two dog attack offences

under the Dog Act.
She told Mr Randazzo she
had fostered 10 dogs and had
never had problems before.
She said she had been looking after the greyhounds for
about three months.
The dogs had a very placid
nature [before the attack],
she said.
I had no reason to believe
theyd act in that way.
Mr Randazzo heard
Greyhounds as Pets had compensated the spaniel owner.
He ordered Ms OFlanagan
to pay $1293.60 in court costs.
Road closure for circus

Celebrity chef Ian Lawless
was apologetic about a partial
road closure in Claremont.
Hed told retailers St Quentin
Avenue would be closed between Church Lane and Avion
Way on Thursday from 4pm.
But the closure was from
2pm, and for Friday as well.

It was completely my fault,
and I apologised, he said, after
a shop owner complained.
The closure is for Claremont
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Thats the shot
or not
The Year of the Monkey will kick off with a

colourful splash of contemporary Chinese culture
at the University of Western Australia this year
A team of 18 young performers from the Zhejiang University
Wenqin Art Troupe are set to take over the stage at UWAs Octagon
Theatre with a special Chinese New Year show on February 10, 2016.
The performance is bought to Perth by the Confucius Institute at
UWA, a non-prot cultural organisation dedicated to enriching
WAs multicultural community by making Chinese language, art
and culture more accessible to all.
Additional shows would be held in Bunbury on February 11 and
Albany on February 12, giving regional West Australians a rare
opportunity to see such a high calibre Chinese performance.
We have ourished for more than ten years in Perth, and we aim
to continue to enrich WAs multicultural community by providing
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Gun shots on Tuesday at

Cambridge werent everyones
cup of Bushells.
After a big-hearted and
funny Welcome to Country
by Phil Walley, some Town
of Cambridge idiot thought it
would be clever to have these
soldiers fire their rifles, Mt
Hawthorn resident Cameron
Poustie said on Facebook.
Hard to think of anything less
appropriate.
It prompted this anecdote
from one of his friends:
Funny: about 40 years ago
I was the acting president of
the Hyde Park Australia Day
celebrations.
At the gig, we had the acting
lord mayor and the acting pre-
The Cambridge colonial dress-ups on Australia Day were not warmly

received by some.
mier. As well as the usual stuff,

we had a group of Noongars
who put on a First Fleet reenactment, along with shooting
of some of the Aborigines.
There was much harrumphing by the acting dignitaries!
Are you daggerless?

If the handmade cover is
anything to go by, someone
is really missing this boat daggerboard.
Aishlin Strickland found
the145cm long daggerboard
with the carefully handmade
cover on her verge in Hale
Road, Wembley Downs.
She has no idea how it got
there, but if it is yours, give
her call on 0450 579 740.
Also, Helen Potter, who
regularly finds things, has
left two pairs of childrens
joggers found in Bagot Road,
Subiaco, with the newsagent
at Crossways.
found on the verge.
Sparklers to celebrate
New Year
The New Year started better
last week for a Subiaco-based
company than it had in 2015.
Last week Lucapa Diamond
Company announced that it had
discovered a 133.4 carat diamond
at its Lulo project in Angola.
The precious stone was the
companys largest ever find.
It also found other big stones
from 11.1 carats to 29.2 carats
from a trawl of 15,000 bulk
cubic metres of alluvial soil in
two mining blocks.
The companys shares jumped
nearly 10% at the news.
Lucapa is one of the companies
based at 34 Bagot Road, Subiaco.
The owners of the Subiaco
premises which houses several
businesses faced an expensive
two-year planning and legal
stoush with the council because it
was using part of the upstairs of
the building as offices, without
council approval.
Even former WA Leader of
the Opposition turned lobbyist Matt Bierney was brought
in to try to smooth over the
row, which ultimately ended
up with the Magistrates Court
handing the owners a small fine
late last year.
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so why not jump on the train, bus or ferry to get there.
Angle grinder started Wandana fire

The Australia Day eve fire,
which gutted a ninth floor flat
in the 10-storey Wandana block
in Subiaco, was sparked by an
89-year-old man cutting a mattress with an angle grinder.
Owston Street Party house no

more.
It is understood he was unable to

get the mattress out of his unit on
his own and decided to cut it up.
Wandana is home to about 300,
mainly aged, people.
Six fire trucks from Daglish,
Perth City and Osborne Park fire
stations rushed to the scene on
Monday night after the fire alarm
went off.
Cops pull
party plug
Police had the music at a
noisy Mosman Park Australia
Day party turned off at 4am on
Wednesday.
Residents heard the raucous
event, at 17 Owston Street, from
several streets away.
They said dozens of partygoers left lots of rubbish, pushed
over bins, and screeched their
car tyres when they arrived
and left.
The vacant property has
sweeping river views, and is for
sale from $6million.
Party host Nick Strickland,
who hired bouncers and put up
a fence, did not return messages
from the POST.
Cottesloe police went to the
property seven times between
10am on Australia Day and 4am
on Wednesday.
Mr Strickland told officers he
would not host any more parties
at the property.
Beach cafe a crowd pleaser

The popularity of the longawaited Odyssea restaurant on
the City Beach beachfront has
exceeded all expectations in its
first week open.
Window of opportunity Fire fighters fought the blaze through

this window which shows some signs of smoke damage.
Forced strata sales

a puzzle for valuers
By DAVID COHEN
Apartment buyers will
need to interrogate their
future neighbours and strata
body about their plans if proposed changes to the law take
effect, a valuer says.
And this week developer
Debbie Whiting outlined her
plans for the Seapines site in
Marine Parade if the Strata
Act is changed later this year.
She is facing several longterm residents who do not want
A ladder was used to reach the

flats window and extinguish the
fire.
Two ambulances and four police
cars also arrived.
Charlie Eastgate, a Wandana resident for 18 years who lives below
the flat, was first on the scene.
Either the alarm went off and I
heard him running around or it was
the other way around and when I
looked out my balcony I could see
smoke coming out of his place, Mr
Eastgate said.
When he went upstairs he found
to sell, but would be forced to

under new laws approved by
state Cabinet.
Its a big one, valuer Gavin
Hegney said about the proposed clause for forced sales
of remaining units if 75% of
owners agreed.
Before this, the new heights
[for development on Marine
Parade] meant more in theory
than in practice.
Overall its a win for the
broader community, but it
comes at a fairly high individual price for some people.
People who buy into a strata

[block] will need to know what
the strata company, or other
owners, are thinking of doing.
Mr Hegney said there was
a queue of people looking to
sell their suburban homes for
$2million, buy a unit, and have
money in the bank.
It suits that expanding demographic, but it comes at a
cost. Theres no question its
a win for the development
industry.
Owner Fabio Hupfer said local

people had embraced the new 300seat venue, which was full most
of the time.
Its official opening is next
Tuesday.
We welcome people from anywhere, whether off the beach in
bathing suits and towels or for
a more formal experience, Mr
Hupfer said.
Furniture was designed to survive wet bathing suits.
Fabio and Eleanor Hupfer have
won awards for their previous
cafes, Metrio and Co in North
Perth and Hubbles Yard in East
Fremantle, which won two gold
plates.
The new City Beach development.

The City Beach restaurant is one
of three built by the Cambridge
council for $18million, along with
the new surf club, funded by the
sale of endowment land.
The others, a pizza venue and
Hamptons-style fine diner are not
due to open for some months.
The surf club, partly funded by
Lotterywest and WA government
grants, is not yet fitted out.
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Australia Day Honours 2016
Scouting shaped me
second family to him to
this day and who have
visited Australia three
times since.
When he returned
home, Peter volunThe serving chairman
teered with the exof WA Scouts Australia
and former chief comchange program and
missioner has been a
has gone on to become
member of the movement
a trustee, chairman
for a long time.
(twice), director and
I began cubs in 1957, Peter Lalor OAM life member of the
said Peter.
organisation.
It was the 50th anniHe thinks his experiversary of scouting worldwide ence with young people, organiand 1958 was the 50th anniver- sations such as the scouts and
sary of scouting in Australia.
AFS and different cultures came
My father encouraged me,
into play when he was executive
he had been a scout in Shenton
general manager of corporate
Park in his youth.
He always encouraged me services at Curtin University.
Within a few years of a man
to be a Queens Scout [the highest youth award in scouting for almost randomly walking into
Peters office with the idea of
Commonwealth countries].
Aged 13, on a first-class hike setting up a branch of Curtin
in Roleystone with a couple of University in Malaysia, it was
mates, the boys got lost in the done.
Curtins campus in Miri,
bush but used their training and
scouting knowledge to stay calm Sarawak the universitys and
and get out of danger.
East Malaysias first offshore
As part of becoming a Queens campus opened its doors in
Scout, he took a patrol of six 1999.
scouts into remote outback
I think my international outAustralia on a trip that included look and experience with people
a flight on a DC3 plane, and saw and cultures was important to
them learn how to hunt for fish me for this project, he said.
and turtle eggs with Aboriginal
And that was the progressive
scouts.
style of the university: if someScouting shaped who I was
from an early age, he said. I thing had merit you didnt muck
have to thank my parents who around, you made it happen.
These days he is heavily inencouraged me for that.
volved
with the Heirisson Island
He believes his background
helped him win a hard-to-get Sculpture Park.
Peter also offers his services
place on an American Field
Service (AFS) student exchange pro-bono as a building consultant to Mission Australia, which
to the US in 1967.
He stayed for a year with a runs a drug detox centre in East
family in upstate New York, a Perth.
WAs top scouting

leader and OAM medal
winner for service to
young people is Subiaco
resident Peter Lalor.
Tonya McCusker with her family, son Nikolas Tonnison (20) husband Malcolm McCusker, James Tonnison (15)
and Mary McCusker (7) enjoying the beach. Photo: Tony McDonough
Tonya gives back after a dream life

Tonya McCusker left school
in Perth at 14 to follow a dream.
She had won a scholarship
to study ballet under Russian
ballerina Marika Besobrasova at
LAcademie de Danse Classique
in Monte Carlo.
This was the toughest period
of my life, she said. Training
in dance during the day, all the
lessons were in French, and
studying by distance learning
in the evenings.
Back in those days there
were no computers, so I would
receive a huge bundle of books
and papers every month which
I would pick up from the post
office near the Monte Carlo
casino.
Those two years in Monte
Carlo made me appreciate the
value of hard work and never

giving up.
Tonya went on to dance with
the Australian Ballet, became
a lawyer and later married
Malcolm McCusker, who became
Governor of WA.
Tonya was the eldest of four
daughters.
My father was a white Russian
born in Harbin Manchuria [a
Russian colony in north-east
China] before he migrated to
Australia in 1949 as a young boy,
after his father died of tuberculosis and when communism
came to China.
The family arrived, my
babushka and her three sons,
speaking no English.
Dads was the typical migrant
story working three jobs to put
himself through medical school

and then becoming a leading
orthopaedic surgeon, working
with Sir George Bedbrook at the
old Shenton Park Rehabilitation
Hospital.
My mother was a 10 pound
pom who came to Australia
as a child and then went into
nursing.
One of Tonyas sisters,
Amanda, also went into nursing
and is a theatre nurse at King
Edward Memorial Hospital.
Another, Nicola, is a senior
lawyer.
Tonya said when she was living in Monte Carlo lessons were
suspended when the Grand Prix
came to Monaco.
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By LLOYD GORMAN
A revamped plan for a $30m
building in Hay Street, that
now includes a tavern was
rejected by Subiaco council
last week.
The council was asked to make
its recommendation to the local
development assessment panel
for a six-storey block with offices,
shops, units and a tavern on two
levels for 250 patrons at 263-277
Hay Street and 17-19 Olive Street.

Nine councillors voted against
the plans presented by developers DevWest, with councillors
Mark Burns and Peter McAllister
supporting them.
The DAP will decide on the
project on Monday at a public
meeting in the Department of
Planning, 140 William Street.
Five neighbours objected at
the council meeting.
Jackie Greenshields, who owns
a house two doors away from

the proposed site, said: The
19m solid cement wall facing
Churchill Avenue is ... an invitation for antisocial behaviour and
a loss of our village lifestyle.
She listed other problems
in terms of the projects bulk
and scale, overlooking of front
and backyards of surrounding
houses, noise, poor design and
the tavern.
Linda Rogers, from Park
Street, said the proposal was

even bigger, bulkier and more
confronting than DevWests
original designs for the block.
It is almost as if the developers have decided to squeeze
every possible inch out of the
space available with no consideration of community or impact,
Ms Rogers said.
We also have the prospect of
89 bins lining the streets.
And a gloriously high cement
wall that will be a magnet for

graffiti bombing.
John Bouffler, of Barker Road,
said he had many concerns with
the proposed building.
The original proposal for
this site was considered by the
council over three years ago,
and the current application is
significantly larger than what
was originally declined by both
the council and DAP, he said.
Remember that old

school class photo?
By DAVID COHEN
Scotch College archivist
Peta Madalena wants to
spark memory spasms at a
Claremont exhibition opening
next week.
Schools in Scotch College archivist Peta Madalena at Freshwater Bay Museum in Claremont.
Subi loses bank
Peta and other school archivists have made big contributions to School Days, which
opens at the Freshwater Bay
Museum on Thursday.
Peta found a rowing honour
board in a Scotch storeroom.
Its from the Goland Club,
which was set up after the death
of rowing coach Bill Goland,
Peta said.
He died in the 1940s and was
a good friend of [long-serving]
headmaster P.C. Anderson.
Bill used to work at the Perth
Mint and hed catch the train
to Scotch after work.
P.C. Andersons daughter
would take him back to town
on a horse and gig.
Other Scotch treasures on
show will include a 1910 class
photo, where young boys sat at

the front and older students at
the back.
There are a couple of images
that will take people back to
completely different times,
Peta said.
Pictures and objects like
these spark memory spasms.
There will also be a Scotch
theodolite in the exhibition.
I have a photo of a Mr
Winters using it in his teaching
in the 1960s, Peta said.
He served in World War II,
his boat was torpedoed, and he
worked on the Burma railway.
He saw the worst men can
do.
But he was an exceptional
person with a positive attitude and took a science post
at Scotch.
These are the sorts of memories that come out of archives.
Peta said school archivists
had collaborated closely on
the exhibition.
THE
A local branch of Suncorp Bank in Subiaco

has been closed in favour of a new Perth
CBD outlet.
In the run-up to Christmas the bank shut
its office at 177 Rokeby Road, in the heritage
building, known as Doyles Court.
Renovations on Doyles Court started late
last year.
The renovation works had no bearing on the
banks decision to close its Subiaco branch,
a Suncorp spokesperson said.
We regularly review our branch locations
to ensure we are in the best location to support our customers and their banking needs.
Initial feedback indicates our new branch
on St Georges Terrace, which opened in
November last year, is meeting the needs of
our customers in this region.
Meanwhile, demolition work on Subiaco
Church, immediately behind Doyles Court, also
started late last year and the site is now cleared.
Members of the church continue to use the
main hall, which is accessed from the Rowland
Street carpark.
The church group hopes the new building
will be finished in time for Christmas.
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Annual outdoor dining fees removed

City of Subiaco Council has approved amendments to the
outdoor dining fees and charges for 2016, removing the annual
outdoor dining permit fee.
The fee change is directed at supporting a diverse range of dining
and drinking venues, particularly outdoors, and aims to benet
local businesses and the community at large by improving the
activation of public spaces and adding vibrancy to the streetscape.
An application fee for a new outdoor dining permit still applies
however there are no additional fees for renewal of a current permit.
For more information about outdoor dining and street trading,
visit www.subiaco.wa.gov.au
Blow the House Down

The citys sunset@subi concerts are back for another amazing
year with ten toe tapping concerts for you to enjoy. Dont miss
out on our eighth concert of the season Blow the House Down.
Join PIAFs Film Program Manager, Tom Vincent, for a glimpse at

this years upcoming lms, nd out the best icks in the festival
and hear what it takes to program one of Western Australias
biggest arts festivals.
belonging. Funding is available up to $5,000 for incorporated

groups and up to $1,000 for unincorporated groups.
The next grant round closes on Friday 26 February at 4pm.
When: Monday 8 February, from 6pm to 8pm

Where: Subiaco Library, 237 Rokeby Road, Subiaco
Why not take this funding opportunity to assist your

idea in becoming a reality? For more information, visit
www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/grants
This event is part of Subiaco Librarys popular Monday night

event series and a light supper is included. Bookings are essential
at www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/events
Morning tea for the Lord Mayors

Distress Relief Fund
Drones, drones, drones
Join in the fun at the Subiaco Community Centre with a feast of

delights, live entertainment and rafes. All proceeds from the
rafes will be donated to the Lord Mayors Distress Relief Fund
for the Waroona and district res appeal.
Subiaco Museums latest exhibition See Subi from the Sky uses
drone photography to capture images of the city from above. Join
drone experts from Altitude Imaging to learn about this worldwide
phenomenon and discover the creative and practical uses of this new
technolgoy. If youve never seen a drone before, now is your chance.
When: Wednesday 10 February, from 10am to 11.30am

Where: Subiaco Community Centre, 203 Bagot Rd, Subiaco
Cost:
$10
When: Monday 1 February, from 6pm to 8pm

Where: Subiaco Library, 237 Rokeby Road, Subiaco
RSVP and payment is required by Friday 5 February on

9237 9320 or adminscc@subiaco.wa.gov.au
Ten piece lineup Blow the House Down will perform rock and
soul hits from the 60s, 70s and 80s including legends such as
Elvis, Van Morrison, Otis Redding and many other Motown stars.
This event is part of Subiaco Librarys Monday night event

series and includes a light supper. To book your free ticket,
visit www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/events
New swim school at Lords
When: Sunday 7 February, from 5pm to 7pm

Where: Oak Lawn, The University of Western Australia, Hackett
Drive, Crawley
See Subi from the Sky exhibition
The sunset@subi free community concert series covers a mix of

themes and genres suitable for all ages. The series runs every
Sunday until Sunday 21 February from 5pm to 7pm at various
parks and reserves throughout the City of Subiaco.
For more information and to check out the other concerts in the
season, visit www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/concerts
Behind the scenes with PIAF

Subiaco Library has teamed up with Perth International Arts
Festival (PIAF) to bring you a behind-the-scenes look at the 2016
lm program.
Introduce your kids to the fun of learning how to swim.

A new swim school is opening at Lords Recreation Centre
on Monday 1 February.
Visit Subiaco Museum and trace the development of the city

from above using maps and aerial images. Learn about signicant
events that shaped the different Subiaco suburbs and watch the
city grow and change around your favourite Subiaco places.
These small classes will run all year round for babies through
to school aged children in warm water.
The museum is open to the public Tuesday to Friday from 1pm to

4pm and Saturday from 12pm to 4pm. For more information and
details on the museums amended holiday operating hours, visit
the citys website or contact the museum on 9237 9227.
For more information, visit www.goswimming.net.au
Community development grants
The City of Subiaco Facebook page is a hub for news, events

and updates on whats going on in the city.
The City of Subiacos community development grants support

initiatives that promote community wellbeing and a sense of
Contact Go Swimming Subiaco on 0467 290 216 or

subiaco@goswimming.net.au
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Visit www.facebook.com/cityofsubi
Community notices
Q Station Street roundabout works update
Works on the Station Street roundabout are expected to be
complete by mid-February, which includes the greening of
the roundabout.
In the interest of pedestrian safety, access to the footpath will
be restricted during this time until it is safe to reopen.
No 3 Electricity Substation (fmr), 159 Keightley Road,

Shenton Park
St Matthews Anglican Church, 114 Onslow Road,
Shenton Park.
Comments are to be received by 5pm on Wednesday
10 February.
Q Development application 1/94 Rokeby

Road, Subiaco
Q Additions to the Local Government

Inventory and Town Planning Scheme
Heritage List
The city is inviting public comment on a proposal to include the
following places on the Local Government Inventory and the
Town Planning Scheme Heritage List:
Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints (fmr), 313
Churchill Avenue, Subiaco
Nurse Lloyds Maternity Hospital (fmr), 23 Coolgardie Street,
Subiaco
Comments should be submitted in writing

through the online submission form at
www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/formalsubmissions, via email to
city@subiaco.wa.gov.au or addressed to the Chief Executive
Ofcer, City of Subiaco, PO Box 270, Subiaco WA 6904.
Comments should clearly indicate the name and address of the
person making the submission and the proposal or application
to which the submission relates.
Q Development applications received
The City of Subiaco is inviting public comment on an application

for a change of use from shop to small bar, at the above address.
Property
Description
Comments are to be received by 5pm on Friday 12 February.
25 Rowland Street,
Subiaco
Commercial Mixed use

development
For more information on the above, visit

www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/formalsubmissions or view hard
copies at the citys Administration Centre, 241 Rokeby Road,
Subiaco or Subiaco Library, 237 Rokeby Road, Subiaco during
normal operating hours.
Public submissions in respect to these proposals are not being

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

Qsunset@subi Beans Bumas Boys of
Rhythm and Kings Justice
Come down and listen to some classic jazz and swing rhythms
before chilling out to AmpFest indie-pop outt Kings Justice.
Sunday 31 January, 5pm
Market Square, Roberts Road, Subiaco
For more information, visit www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/concerts
QStorytime
QGold Pilates
This story telling session for pre-schoolers will be followed by a

fun craft activity for you and your little one to do together.
Tuesdays and Fridays, 10.30am
Subiaco Library, 237 Rokeby Road, Subiaco
For more information, contact Subiaco Library on 9237 9300
A fun class that improves mobility, builds strength and develops

balance through a variety of Pilates based exercises.
Thursdays, 10am
The Palms Community Centre, corner of Rokeby and Nicholson
roads, Subiaco
For more information, contact 9237 9320 or
adminscc@subiaco.wa.gov.au
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Taking the oath at 92

Seventy-five years ago,
Dorothy Alberta Wattam drove
an overhead crane in a British
steelworks as part of her contribution to the war effort.
Philippa Nikulinsky in her Dalkeith studio where she brings to life the bush. Photo: Paul McGovern
Artist captures colours of the bush

Philippa Nikulinsky loves
the bush and said she was
thrilled when she converted
her mother.
Philippa grew up in Kalgoorlie
in the Goldelds and became an
artist capturing the heart of
WAs ora and fauna.
My Mum was from New
Zealand and she used to say:
The bush is so grey and so dry
until I took her out there,
Philippa said.
Her parents met in Kalgoorlie.
Her father had been a farmer
but the farm failed during the
Depression, although he went
back to it afterwards.
Her mother was working for
her uncle, who was a diamond
cutter.
Mrs Nikulinsky (73) lives in

Dalkeith and her name is synonymous with the beautifully
crafted paintings of birds and
plants that for 20 years graced
the covers of Landscope, the
magazine published by the
Department of Parks and
Wildlife.
Her work appears on ne
china and she has written and
illustrated books, the latest
with her Russian-born husband,
Alex.
She had a native orchid,
Cyanicula nikulinskyae, named
for her in 2000.
I do not know how it came
about, she said.
On Australia Day she was one
of a handful of West Australians
to become a member of the

Order of Australia.
I am really chuffed. I have
been very lucky, she said.
Each Australia Day, Philippa
hosts a long-table lunch for
family and friends and sets
guests a task.
One year they had to each
stand up and say in two minutes
where they came from and how
they came to be in Australia,
she said.
It was fascinating.
This year they had to come
armed with an A4 print of an
Australian painting of their
choice and had two minutes to
talk about it.
Mrs Nikulinsky has four sons
and nine grandchildren.
On Tuesday, the Cottesloe resident (92) became an Australian

citizen.
Her daughter, Ann, said the
women who worked in the
Sheffield steelworks had no
hearing protection and were
deafened by the noise.
They pop-riveted half-inch
sheets of steel to make helmets,
Ann said.
Most of the women are dead
now, but in the last few years
they have been getting some
recognition and are known as
the Women of Steel.
Ann said Dorothy, from
Yorkshire, made 26 trips to
Australia before she became a
citizen.
Shes been living here since
she was 85, after her husband
died, Ann said.
Im an only child and she
couldnt live on her own.
Local leaders lauded

Two Subiaco men who have
helped shape WA were recognised for more than three
quarters of a century of public
service between them.
Greg Trevaskis, who has been
boss of various councils including
Nedlands, and Walter Munyard,
who drafts state laws, were each
honoured with the public service
medal.
Mr Trevaskis spent 32 of his
39 years in local government
in Australia as boss of councils
in WA.
He was boss of Bunbury when
former local government min-
New lawyers launch into the real world

Law graduate Mitch Coles
spoke with his first clients
last week.
The Claremont resident
is getting hands-on experience so he can be admitted
as a lawyer, thanks to the
Piddington Society.
Piddingtons Justice
Project was started last
year by lawyer Nicholas van
Hattem, who was frustrated
at both the funding crisis facing legal community centres
and the lack of opportunities
for law graduates (Nicholas
lends a legal hand, POST
June 13, 2015).
Mitch (28) volunteers at
the Consumer Credit Legal
Service, in Perths Adelaide
Terrace.
The main issues for the
services clients are credit
and nance, and consumer
Legal eagles Mitch Coles, left, Robert Mazza, and Nick van
Hattem. Photo courtesy Zarah Burgess.
left,law, such as warranties,
Mitch said.
Ive learned its partly
about empathising with
clients, so we can give them
the best advice.

Sometimes its not always
black and white.
Mitch said he enjoyed the
complexity of law.
All Saints College Community Learning Program

All Saints College recognises the importance of a connected
community and is therefore proud to present Djaaliny (Noongar: flame).
We invite parents to join us to gain insight from the following speakers:
Thursday, 4 February
Judith Locke 'Confidence, Resilience and Independence'
and 'Step back more' parenting
Monday, 21 March
Jessica Salamati 'Body Image and Young People'
For further details, and to book for these free presentations, visit
www.allsaints.wa.edu.au or phone (08) 9313 9333.
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New Aussie Cottesloe mayor

Jo Dawkins, left with Ann Fitton
and Anns mother and new citizen
Dorothy.
Ann, a geoligist, emigrated to
Australia 45 years ago for work.
In 1970, Australia was crying
out for geologists, she said.
Ann said Dorothy was a regular at Shine Community Services
in Cottesloe.
She swam until her late 80s,
doesnt drink, and shes always
done a lot of manual work, Ann
said.
She does a lot of sewing and
makes aprons that we donate to
charity.
His double degree at

Murdoch also saw him study
forensic science.
I would like to get into
criminal law and build on
my forensics background,
he said.
Nicholas said he had had
no trouble getting work experience to help complete
his qualications because
of family connections his
father, Peter, was called to
the bar in 2003.
But if you dont have a
dad whos a lawyer, how do
you get experience? he said.
There are now more than
twice as many domestic law
graduates as there were in
2001.
But graduate opportunities are shrinking and commercial intakes are down.
ister John Castrilli was mayor

there and it was one of the fastest
growing areas in WA.He played a
role in getting mayors and other
chief executives together to discuss local government reform,
which was later scrapped.
Mr Munyard, who also lives in
Subiaco, has worked in Trinidad
and Tobago, for the United Nations
and the Commonwealth secretariat.
As well as drawing up laws
back in WA, he worked on improving public access to them.
In 2009 he was appointed to
head the Parliamentary counsels ofce.
JANUARY
JANU
20
2016
CAMBRIDGE NEWS
HAVE YOUR SAY on SKATE PARK lights
Interested community members are
invited to share their views on a
proposal to install timer-controlled
floodlights at the popular Perry
Lakes Skate Park.
Cambridge has recently applied
for grant funding for Stage 2 of an
expansion of the skate park which
would allow for the construction of
a peanut bowl, shade shelter and
floodlights.
The plan is to install four towers
around the perimeter of the skate park
with lighting controlled by a timer
mechanism that would automatically
switch off the lights no later than
10.30pm. For the safety of park users
an alert would sound five minutes
before the lights go out.
Floodlighting of the skate park would
extend activity time for skaters and

present opportunities for youth and
family-focussed evening events and
skating competitions.
Your feedback is welcome and will be
used to inform a report on the matter
that will be presented to the March
2016 meeting of Council.
Feedback can be provided by
completing an online survey or lodging
comments in writing to:
Floodlighting Perry Lakes Skate Park
Town of Cambridge
PO Box 15
Floreat WA 6014
Contact 9347 6000 to have a printed
survey mailed to you.
Please lodge your feedback by 5pm
Friday, 19 February 2016
For more details and to link to the online survey visit

www.cambridge.wa.gov.au/skatepark
A peanut bowl, shade shelters and floodlights are planned in the final stage
of the Perry Lakes Skate Park expansion
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weekend at the Towns e waste drop-off.
From 9am to 4pm Saturday and Sunday, 6 and 7 February, drive into the Town of
Cambridge car park at 1 Bold Park Drive in Floreat and you will be greeted by eager hands
waiting to take your e-junk off your hands!
A special meeting of Council was held on Thursday, 28 January to consider

two important matters for the Cambridge community.
1. Funding applications for Round 6 of the State Governments Underground
Power program; and
You dont even have to get out of your car!

We will accept almost every type of e-waste you can think of, from computer parts to
cameras, old fax machines to video recorders.
2. Site options and proposed community engagement on the State

Governments plan for a new secondary school in City Beach.
For a list of what you can drop off visit www.cambridge.wa.gov.au/ewaste
At time of going to print the Councils decision on these matters was unavailable.
CELEBRATE City Beach
The Council Minutes for the meeting are available for viewing online from 5pm
Friday, 29 January.
View the Minutes at www.cambridge.wa.gov.au/spc280116
Treat yourself and the family to an afternoon of fun at one of Perths

most beautiful beaches, when we Celebrate City Beach!
Activities kick off from 3pm on Sunday, 14 February on the lawn just south of Clancys
Fish Bar where there will be kids entertainment, activities and games, beach cricket, and
more!
The popular sandcastle competition is back, with great prizes to be won in the Kids
League Competition. Team registrations, up to five members, open from 2.30pm.
14 B
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Pack a picnic, take in a beautiful Indian Ocean sunset

and dance to the sounds of local band Foxrock from
5pm.
For more on this and other Cambridge

events www.cambridge.wa.gov.au/events
Cambridge residents are invited to enjoy a 15 per cent discount off the retail
price of residential photo voltaic solar energy systems.
The offer by Clean Energy Council Approved Retailer, Clean NRG, is available for all
Cambridge residential properties. Commercial properties can apply for a 20 per cent
discount.
Applying is easy!
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Call Clean NRG on 9244 9200 and ask for a quote.

Mention Switch your thinking to claim your discount.
Register your purchase and go in the draw to win a family pass to Perth Zoo!
To learn more about this and other Rewards for Residents programs visit
the Switch your thinking website www.switchyourthinking.com
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Doctor loved
UWA and Kings Park
New chapter
for book
academic
Shirley Marie Watts life-long

passion for UWA and Kings
Park was recognised this week
with a Medal of the Order of
Australia (OAM) for her service
to tertiary education and the
community.
Library academic Kerry

Smith has moved with the
digital times but she is sure
books will not die.
Everyone thought e-books
were going to replace books,
but where are they now?
Dr Smith, a former Curtin
University associate professor,
was this week made a member
of the Order of Australia.
She and her husband, Ray,
were both from Sydney.
After living briefly in City
Beach, his job in the mining
industry took them to Canada
and the US.
But their hearts were in WA
and they settled in City Beach,
eventually buying the first house
they had lived in when it came
up for sale, and they are still
there.
They are now as rooted in
the WA community as the wildflowers Kerry has a passion for
through the WA Wildflower
Society.
A former Cambridge town
councillor and deputy mayor
in the 1990s, she is noted for
her dry humour and forthright
approach.
She is also a member of the
council and executive of the
Royal WA Historical Society.
Kerry said after she and
Ray had two sons Daniel, an
emergency medicine doctor,
and Matthew, an engineer
she signed up to study to be a
librarian.
Since then her career has
blossomed.
Dr Watt knew she had been

nominated but died last April.
Grandson Kade Brown said
she was a remarkable woman.
Born in rural Victoria in 1927,
her family moved to WA when
she was young and most of her
life was spent attached to UWA.
Shirley dedicated herself to
the university community because she had received so much
fulfilment from her academic
career, Kade said.
Entering her undergraduate
degree at the tender age of 16,
Tonya McCusker with her family, son Nikolas Tonnison (20)

husband Malcolm McCusker,
James Tonnison (15) and Mary
McCusker (7) enjoying the beach.
She has been a member of
numerous professional bodies
and was named WA special
librarian of the year in 1995.
A former national president
of the Australian Geoscience
Information Association, she
said she got hooked on the subject from the days she helped
archive her husbands work
papers.
She said she loved archiving
and it was something she spent
time with at the Wildflower
Society.
I do tend to get sidetracked
and interested in whatever I am
reading, she said.
Father who cares

for many children
A former father of the year,
Floreats David Vernon has
devoted his life to improving
things for children in care.
He and his wife thought they
were so lucky, in their 20s, to
have two daughters to whom
they could give a steady home,
they began fostering children.
He was director of the
Parkerville Childrens Home
from 1978 to 2004.
He would be out bringing in
hay one minute then dealing
with top-level politicians ... the
next, said Davids daughter

Justine, who also went on to
foster children.
David (72) has five grandchildren.
He said that when he was
working he wanted to be a
constant person in the lives of
youngsters who needed someone.
He served on committees and
boards dealing with residential
care services.
He was lauded with awards,
and this week he was awarded a
medal of the Order of Australia.
High-flyer Wendy a role model

Secretaries can be high flyers too, Wendy Ireland tells
young girls when she talks
about her job.
And in her case, it proved
to be literally true when she
qualified for her pilots licence.
Wendy lives in Phillip Road,
Dalkeith, and for more than
30 years she has worked for
former WA Premier Richard
Court and the Court family.
A former member of the
Institute of Office professionals, Wendy was the Office
Professional of the Year in 2003.
She represented Australia
for the Association of
Secretaries and Administrative
Professionals in the Asia
Pacific awards in Singapore
the following year.
Sworn to secrecy about being
named in the honours list,
Wendy had not told her three
thought what am I
children and two step
children.
going to do with this
They were all able
money? So I took
to get together for
flying lessons.
breakfast for the first
It was after Wendy
time in years because
had paid for the
of their shift work.
lessons that her
Wendys son is a
daughter changed
FIFO worker in the
her mind about going
mining industry.
to a private school.
Her elder daughter
When Wendy lived
is a police officer
in NSW she became
and her third child
Wendy Ireland
friends with aviatrix
a speech therapist.
Nancy-Bird Walton
Wendy and her husband have 11 grandchildren. and helped her write her book
It was thanks to her elder My God it is a woman.
daughter that Wendy took up
On Tuesday she was awarded
flying.
a medal of the Order of Australia
It was something I had in the Australia Day awards.
always wanted to do.
The citation was in recogniMy daughter flatly refused tion of her service to public
to go to a private school
administration and to the
because none of her friends
community.
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and bursaries, and her research
was published widely.
She fought for, and won, opportunities that had previously
been awarded only to men.
This strong, smart, dignified
woman possessed a thirst for
knowledge and a determination
to constantly better herself.
Between 1981 and 1992 she was
an academic at the Department
of Physiology.
Dr Watt was also a life member
or member of several university
groups such as the Friends of the
Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery
which she also sponsored,
UWA Convocation, University
Club, Friends of the Library
and Friends of the University
of WA Music.
When the chance came to live
close to the Crawley campus she
and husband Stan, founder of
Snap Printing, bought an apartment off the plans for Strathearn
in Kings Park Avenue, the first
high-rise apartment block in
the area.
Shirleys love for UWA was
matched by her love of nature,
particularly the Australian
bush, Kade said.
While she grew up in
Karridale, she chose to live
much of her adult life on the
edge of Kings Park.
Here she was known to take
afternoon strolls by herself, kicking along a honkey nut and stopping to identify flowers and birds.
Her 27 years as a Kings Park
volunteer guide allowed her to
connect with people from across
the globe over her love for native WA flora.
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The hat method of firefighting

Western Australia has failed to
meet the challenge of uncontrollable wildres as recent tragedies
have shown.
An old forester friend of mine,
the late Jack Thomson, told me that
the time to ght a re is when it is
no bigger than your hat.
In Jacks day, the 1930s to the
1960s, res were spotted from towers located on hills throughout the
south-west forests.
Sightings were phoned by
landline to the relevant Forests
Department office and foresters would be sent to the re on
horseback.
There were some major res in
WA in those days (1937 and 1961),
but not four in the same year.
In spite of all the technology at
our disposal, it seems we are less
able to control res now.
The success rate, or reliability,
of prescribed burning is questionable.
Wildres still occur, some prescribed burns escape to become
wildres, and their adverse impacts on the environment are many
and serious.
Three factors influence the
extent of a wildre: the weather,
fuel management and ignition
management.
We can do nothing about the
weather.
Fuel management has the least
inuence. To be effective it would
have to be conducted so often that
it would be economically and
environmentally unacceptable.
Ignition management means
stopping res from starting (most
res are started by people), quickly
detecting those that do start and
attacking them immediately.
This is where we should focus

our attention as any delay in attacking a re means it can get bigger
and harder to combat.
Despite all this, the WA
Government has allocated $20million over the next four years to
conduct more prescribed burns in
the South-West. This is in addition
to the annual state-wide prescribed
burning budget of $10million.
The Australian Government is
providing $15million over three
years to states and territories to
assist with bushre mitigation
programs.
These generous re protection
dollars could be allocated to the
purchase or hire of helicopters
and water bombers ready to be
deployed the moment a re is
detected. This could be done
Australia-wide, with all states
collaborating to buy and share
equipment and trained personnel.
With satellite imagery, drones
and spotter planes, and most people with access to mobile phones
and the internet, it should be possible to detect a re within hours,
even minutes, of its ignition, and
to notify the relevant authority.
The attack could then begin immediately, when it would have the
best chance of success.
We must look to the future and
try to make sure disasters like
the Waroona/Yarloop re dont
happen again.
We need to look outside the box.
More of the same is not the answer.
It hasnt worked in the past and to
just keep on doing it wont make
it work in the future.
Dr Beth Schultz
On behalf of the WA Forest Alliance
Nedlands
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Do you have a mystery chilli?

If you happen to have a
surprise or mystery clay pot
with a healthy well-loaded
chilli plant in it, we may have
an explanation for you.
Nobody bought it from a
bloke in a pub.
Sorry if this disappoints, but
nor was it one of Santas little
helpers who picked it up from
our front garden in Mosman
Park last week and delivered
it to your place.
It was more likely a powerfully-built person, or somebody
with a trolley. Maybe a vehicle.

We guess it would be a 10kg
combination of pot, soil and
plant.
So the deliverer would need
to be fairly strong and might
appear a little awkward if you
ask a few times about exactly
where this lovely plant came
from
Anyhow, because Im getting
a bit old and sometimes forgetful and we have many pots
in our garden, Im not sure if
that is the pot that gives off an
awful smell when its watered

because I planted a dead cat
in there as natural blood and
bone, before we put the little
chilli plant on top.
You could send it back here
any time.
But if you like chillis, and
the slight background smell
of a decomposing cat, enjoy!
Beachcomber Mosman Park
(name and address supplied but
not published, in case dead cats
are delivered)
Majority should rule in strata laws

I have never written previously, but this time felt compelled, in an effort to bring
some balance and common
sense to the argument about
strata laws.
I know this sort of hysteria
makes great headlines for
newspapers, but before everyone gets too excited, and jumps
to the defence of owners who
dont want to sell, consider
these points.
I am more interested in
strata complexes in general,
rather than just Seapines, as
that is a situation where an
existing owner is buying up
apartments in the building.
What about where a developer comes in from the outside
and approaches the owners?
What if, in a 100-unit complex, 99 owners wanted to sell
out and one didnt?
Is that fair ?
What if the building is falling down, and that one owner
wants to keep spending (wasting) money maintaining it?
Is that fair?
Fine, that one owner doesnt
want to sell, but why then
should the other owners be
forced to keep spending their
hard-earned money?
And they do have to, as the
strata laws require it.
What if the other 99 owners
say to the one owner: Lets all
redevelop the land together
and we all get a new apartment, plus all the prots that
the developer would get, and
the one owner still says no.
Is that fair?
I dont agree with anyone
being forced out of their home,
and thats why the new laws
will have various checks and
balances.
I am sure there is no perfect

system, but I suggest that the
new laws will bring some balance back.
After all, isnt that how most
things in life work: based on
majority?
When you buy into a strata
development, you are buying in
with a group of other owners.
Most other decisions in a
strata complex are based on
a majority vote. Why shouldnt
this be?
Paul Rogers
Claremont
Black hole in Mt Claremont

I was very pleased to read
that NBN is scheduled for Mt
Claremont in the second half
of this year.(NBN releases
plans, POST, January 23).
I have lived in a new subdivision in Mt Claremont for 18
months and am unable to get
the simplest form of internet
and have to rely on my mobile
phone, which is also temperamental in this area.
According to Telstra, there
are no ports left to plug
into and they referred me to
Nedlands council to organise

more infrastructure.
The council quickly handballed it back to Telstra!
If I pay Telstra $7000, they
may be able to up-grade the
area!
My neighbours have highschool children who rely on
the internet far more than me.
But apparently we must wait
for NBN and will our houses
even be included in the rst
stage?
Robyn Bowering
Barrow Court, Mt Claremont
Its not enough, Nero! Get out and fight those fires
I read with interest your article 100,000 target for native
plants (POST, January 23),
outlining WESROCs (Western
Suburbs Regional Organisation
of Councils) decade-long initiative subsidising residents
to replace water-devouring
exotics with native plants.
WESROC is to be commended for this and other
admirable initiatives, including a Community Waterwise
Forum in May last year, and
their 2010 climate change risk
assessment and adaptation
study.
The study demonstrates
that our western suburbs
councils are well aware of
the approaching devastation
of climate disruption: threatening our bush and native
species with extinction; our
health with airborne diseases;
our capacity to play and enjoy
sport with ever more extreme

summer temperatures; our
coastal properties with ercer
storms, and so on.
I am concerned, however,
that our western suburb councils are acting somewhat like
Nero putting out his cigarette
while Rome burned.
At the same time as we are
urged to plant natives, development proposals threaten our
ever-diminishing urban bush.
Just some examples: UWAs
proposed development at
Underwood Avenue bushland;
proposed DHA development at
Seaward Village encroaching
on neighbouring bush in Allen
Park; Shenton Park Rehab
development removing 50% of
a narrow remnant bush corridor strip; cleared banksia farm
at the corner of Rochedale
Road and Stephenson Avenue;
an apartment block in Alfred
Road of 150 units (zoned for 50

units) chopping down heritage
bush; and proposed development on the edge of Cottesloe
golf course, part of an ecological corridor.
Perhaps not all these developments can be stopped
by council intervention. But a
good start to really protecting
the western suburbs, and the
planet, from climate disruption
would be a blanket refusal
by the WESROC councils of
any development application
which impacts an urban bush
or wildlife corridors. Not a
single tree should be cut down
without a good reason.
Chilla Bulbeck
Cottesloe
Convenor Curtins CASE Climate
Action for a Safe Environment
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Irish Club in $20,000

crowdfunding SOS
A Goodenough
life for Ken
By LLOYD GORMAN
Mosman Park resident Ken

Walker is looking forward
to receiving letters from the
Queen, Prime Minister and
Premier next January when he
celebrates his 100th birthday.
He was born in Forrest
Street, Subiaco, two years after
Alexander Graham Bell made
his historic first transcontinental phone call to Thomas Watson
in San Francisco in 1915.
Now he has leapt aboard
the technology express and is
learning social media skills at
the Mosman Park Mens Shed
to keep up with his daughters,
grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Indeed, the night before
his 99th birthday party at the
Mosman Park Golf Club on
Monday he was up until midnight replying to emails and
Facebook entries.
Ken was a shunter in York
for WA railways before he and
six of his mates enlisted in the
RAAF, joining the 14th fighter
squadron at Camden in NSW.
They were shipped to Milne
Bay the day after the Centaur
hospital ship was sunk and arrived there the day Milne Bay
was bombed by the Japanese.
They werent very good: they
missed our boat, he said.
It was the first of two tours
of duty. His second one was to
Goodenough Island, off New
Guinea where he was bombed
again by the Japanese.
When he came home, he found
he had been listed as being on
leave and received holiday pay of
47/17/6, a lot of money back then.
He got a job with the railways,
driving delivery trucks around
Perth, and on Wednesdays
The Irish Club in Subiaco

has turned to crowdfunding
to help keep its doors open.
Ken Walker blows out the candles of a cake made to look like Goodenough Island where he served in World War II.
he drove a bus from Perth
to Kojonup for railway road
service, returning the following day.
He transferred to Northam
when the town started a bus
service to Spencer Brook, and
also drove a school bus every
morning and afternoon.
He rose to the rank of inspector before a decade of farming.
He then worked as a mechanic
before retiring in 1977 to care
for his first wife.
In 1980, he moved to Mosman
Park with his second wife,
Dorothy, whom he first met
when she was 17.
I used to take Dorothy out

when she was 17 and I didnt
see her for 42 years, he said.
My wife had died and
Dorothy was on her own, so we
got married.
He lives at the Dorothy
Genders Village in McCabe
Street and drives his mobility
scooter across to the mens shed
on Tom Perrott Reserve for his
computer lessons.
He celebrated his 99th birthday with family, including five
great grandchildren, before the
Mosman Park RSL-organised
celebration at the Mosman Park
Golf Club.
An SOS stating the club must

be saved, with a $20,000 target,
was launched on the Go Fund
Me website last week.
In the first four days it had
raised $3340 from 26 people,
members and non-members.
The Irish Club of WA was established over 60 years ago and
has been in its current location
in Subiaco since the 70s, the
appeal says.
While the profile and the
membership of the club have
changed in recent years ... there
is still a strong desire to keep
the club and its tradition alive
and to maintain its role as a
place for the Irish community
to come together.
But were struggling to stay
afloat.
Members were told of the
clubs financial position at its
AGM in November.
Since then, says the appeal,
the club has been offered help,
including members and others
volunteering to work in the club,
paint walls, carry out repairs
and redesign the website.
We have also managed to
pay substantial amounts off the
outstanding debt by restructuring the expenses of the club and
reining in expenditure, the
club says on the crowdfunding
website.
But we still need help.
If you are a member or a supporter of the Irish Club, and you
would like to see it continue in
WA now is the time to donate
whatever you can.
This campaign is not for the
benefit of any individual person

or business, but purely for the
benefit of the Irish community
as a whole.
The clubs nearly 1000 membership base includes hundreds
of Eagles and Dockers supporters who drink at the Townshend
Road premises on match days
because of its proximity to
Subiaco Oval.
The club is also the home of
several Irish and other community groups and is set to be
the focal point for important
historical commemorations.
The club has been burdened
by money problems in recent
years.
At the 2012 AGM, members
were told the club was in debt
to the tune of $160,000, largely
because of the performance of
the kitchen.
Chuck that old

TV for free
A free drop-off for old televisions and computers will be
held in Floreat on Saturday
and Sunday next week.
The e-waste drop-off will be
in the carpark at Cambridge
council offices in Bold Park
Drive on February 6 and 7 from
9am to 4pm.
Council staff will take unwanted items, including televisions,
computers, laptops, DVD players, cameras, printers, computer
parts and gaming consoles for
recycling so they do not end up
in landfill dumps.
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Thieves steal swimmers clothes

A woman whose
clothes were stolen
while she was swimming
at Mosman beach was
driven to a police station
by two Good Samaritans.
The woman would also
love to have her knitting
needles, Sportscraft handbag and other property
returned.
It was my own fault,
she said, after her car was
broken into while she was
swimming.
But it seems crazy it
happens in broad day-
The owner of this Sportscraft

bag would love to have it
back.
light.
The thieves stole the
handbag with her phone,
wallet and bank cards; a
bag with her clothes; and
a knitting bag.
The Sportscraft bag
was a large tan leather
bag with an over-the-body
strap, the woman said.
The knitting bag had
a couple of needle sets,
three balls of wool, a little travel tape measure,
and Liberty fabric for
fedging.
Two young women were
nearby when the woman
saw what had happened.
They drove me to
Cottesloe police station
straight away so I could
make a report, she said.
The police were excellent and I was really
grateful.
The woman searched
the immediate area after
her report but did not find
any of her property.
The crime happened
on January 12 in the midafternoon.
App tracks stolen phone

A dentists receptionist got her stolen phone
back less than eight
hours after it was taken,
Cottesloe police say.
Senior Sergeant Tony
Booker said a man went to
the Mosman Park dentist
last Friday to make an
appointment.
We will allege the man
stole her iPhone when
the receptionist turned
away to get some papers,
Sergeant Booker said.
After the man left, the
receptionist noticed her
phone was missing.
She called police and
activated the Find My
iPhone app on her computer.

Police went to an
address on Stirling
Highway in Mosman
Park, Sergeant Booker
said. We will allege we
found the phone in a box
in the bottom drawer of a
lounge room table.
By 5pm the phone was
back with the receptionist.
A Mosman Park man
was charged with one
count of stealing and is
due to appear in the Perth
Magistrates Court next
month, 10 days after his
dental appointment.
Neighbours to the rescue

A thief ditched a
wheelie bin containing computers and
alcohol he had stolen
from Scotch College on
Monday morning, after
being confronted by
local residents.
He entered the
Swanbourne school
from Stirling Road about
10.30 and broke into the
canteen.
He put two Apple Macs,
Wheelie bad A burglar

left this wheelie bin at the
scene of his crime.
a Lenovo computer, and

alcohol into the green
wheelie bin.
Two residents challenged him as he pulled
the bin north along
Stirling Road.
The man abandoned
the bin and was last
seen walking towards
Claremont Quarter.
The man wore white
clothes, a grey hat, was
in his late 30s, and had
stubble on his face.
Shopper challenged
A Subiaco shop worker
challenged a woman she
suspected was trying
to commit a fraud on
Monday.
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The woman and a

man had walked into
Officeworks, on Hay Street,
soon after 9am.
Workers kept an eye on
them as they suspected the
couple had stolen from
the shop.
Thief did not

play ball
Shenton Park residents
told police $1600 was
stolen from their gopher
last week.
The woman went to

the till and tried to use
PayPass, but could not
because the amount owing
was over $100.
The shop worker asked
her to hand over the bank
card. She did, but left the
shop when the worker said
police would be called.
An alarm went off as the
woman left the store.
Thieves fussy about their beer
Crooks got into an Evans

Street garage and stole
a bag from inside the
gopher.
Also in the bag were
bank cards, and a honeycoloured purse.
One of the residents told
police she had let a stranger on to her property last
Thursday, after the man
said he wanted to fetch a
ball that had come over
the fence from the rear
neighbouring property.
Thirsty thieves stole alcohol from Subiaco Oval last

week but then left some
of it outside the ground.
A hydraulic arm at gate
22 was damaged when the
crooks forced it open between 7pm on Friday and
11am the next day.
Oval workers found two

stubbies of Great Northern
Brewing Company beer
and other bottles from a
bar fridge had been stolen.
But the two stubbies
were found on the ground
outside the oval soon afterwards.
Watch stolen from unlocked car

An engraved watch was
stolen from a car outside
a Nedlands home last
week.
The TAG Heuer Formula
1 timepiece and cash was
taken from outside the
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Merriwa Street home between last Thursday night

and Saturday morning.
The 2008 grey
Volkswagen Eos convertible was unlocked and
parked on the verge.
Unlocked door
an invitation
A Rottnest Channel
Swim participant made
it easy for thieves when
he left a side door unlocked at his Mosman
Park home.
The thieves entered
the Somerset Crescent
home on the morning of
Saturday, January 16, went
into the garage, and saw
an unlocked 2010 Subaru
Outback with the keys on
the console.
They used a remote
control to open the roller
door and drove away in the
car, which had RCS plates.
The owner realised
something was wrong
when he felt air movement
from the open garage door.
He had also left his wallet in the car.
Something old,
something new
something
stolen
A bridesmaids dress
was stolen from a car
above Cottesloe beach
between Sunday night
and Monday morning.
The woman had parked
in Marine Parade and left
the dress in plain view on
the back seat.
Crooks smashed a rear
window and took the dress,
as well as coins from the
centre console.
After discovering the
crime at 8am, the woman
found her dress dumped
farther along the road.
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In 1953, UWA professor Fred Alexander brought to life his vision of a festival for the people, and
the Perth International Arts Festival was born. From its humble beginnings as a community
arts experiment, PIAF has now become the largest celebration of culture and creativity in the
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Some of the best lms from around the world

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Lotterywest Festival Films. Enjoy the ultimate
Perth International Arts Festival summer
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your selection from the delicious food options
available onsite.
The Perth Writers Festival brings you a stellar

line-up of Australian and international authors,
thinkers and provocateurs for a weekend full
of readings, interviews, debates, workshops
and performances. This years featured
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as UWA sta and alumni.
The Perth Writers Festival Family Day brings

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storytelling. Join Lucy Cousins and Maisy the
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10 Feb
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Zhejiang University Wenqin Arts Troupe consists of

more than 400 students with a high performance
ability. The troupe includes a symphony orchestra
and dancing, drama, Chinese traditional music,
vocal and keyboard teams. Together with UWAs
Confucius Institute, the troupe presents a new show
of traditional Chinese music, folk dances and martial
arts to celebrate Chinese New Year of the Monkey.
The University Club, UWA

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Interwoven
Bharti Kher:
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18 Feb
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Through the intertwining of bre, feather,

paper, recycled blankets, string, seeds and
other qualitative materials, Interwoven
brings to life a series of items created by
generations of culturally distinctive makers
from Aboriginal Australia, Melanesia and
South-East Asian settings.
In her rst solo exhibition in Australia, internationally

acclaimed artist Bharti Kher oers a window into
her richly textured practice. Her distinctive signature
application of saris, bindis and moulded forms is on
display in a selection of wall works and sculptures.
Khers elegant yet diverse work is part visceral
and part allegory, stemming from the pulse of her
New Delhi studio.
Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery, UWA

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With ever-improving optics and camera apps,
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Australia Day 2016
Cottesloe honours
tireless advocate
Former Cottesloe councillor
John Francis Walsh, better
know as Jack, was named
Cottesloes Citizen of the Year.
Jack was a councillor for 17
years, and mayor Jo Dawkins
said the award recognised his
contribution and length of service to Cottesloe council.
He was elected to North ward
in October 1998 and served continuously until he retired at the
last election.
He was deputy mayor for six
years.
Jack was involved in all areas
of council but his foremost interest was planning and development, Ms Dawkins said.
He developed a great understanding of planning issues.
He also served on other committees, including strategic
planning, WESROC, TAPSS
(now Shine), Curtin Aged
Persons Homes, the WA Local
Government Association, Care
for Cottesloe, and the Bicycle
Working Group.
Jack worked hard for what he
believed in and was a tireless
advocate for the community and
Jack Walsh
Tom Joiner
local residents, Ms Dawkins

said.
The Indigenous Communities
Educational and Awareness
(ICEA) Foundation CEO Tom
Joiner was named Young Citizen
of the Year.
Ms Dawkins said he had an
impressive list of academic and
community achievements.
Microscopic achievement
A passing comment set Mt
Claremont resident Diane
Collins on a quest to boost
childrens interest in science.
Through Freshwater Bay
Rotary Club she has organised
more than 15,500 microscopes
for 550 schools.
Mrs Collins was declared the
Nedlands citizen of the year
at a ceremony at John Leckie
Pavilion, College Park, on
Thursday last week.
Mrs Collins persuaded 93
Rotary clubs to support her
efforts.
She is also involved in the
Freshwater Bay clubs Kids
Right2Sight project, which tests
the eyesight of children starting
school, and its FEET project, to
look at the feet, eyes, ears and
teeth of the elderly and disad-
Diane Collins
Vanessa
Gawan-Taylor
vantaged in WA.
Vanessa Gawan-Taylor won
the award for a citizen under
25 years old.
She is a voluntary patrolling
lifesaver with the Swanbourne
Nedlands Surf Life Saving Club.
She organises and leads the
surf rescue education activities
on Sunday mornings for the
older group, aiming to take
them through their surf rescue
certificates.
Marian Maughan and Sarah

Foreman from LADS
She teaches, among other
skills, resuscitation and board
and tube rescues.
The active citizenship award
for a community group went to
the Learning and Attentional
Disorders Society of WA (LADS).
It provides counselling, advocacy and information s to
children, adults, their families
and professionals throughout
the state and has been operating
for 22 years.
Christine Palmer, Jeni Owens and

Jean Harvey
Sue and Colin Beauchamp and

Clinton Heal
Tom can easily be described

as an all rounder, she said.
She said ICEA promoted recognition, reconciliation, mutual
respect and indigenous cultural
awareness in schools.
She said Tom volunteered
extensively for ICEAs many
programs from the Marja Mob
Series, which provides surfing,
sporting and cultural activities for high school students in
Perth, as well as organising
the annual ICEA Classic Surf
event in Cottesloe, and the Yarn
Program, which helps students
develop an understanding of
indigenous identity, history and
reconciliation.
He is studying medicine at
UWA, majoring in physiology
and Aboriginal health and wellbeing.
Westcoast Community Centre
chair Christine Palmer, treasurer
Jeni Owens, and program coordinator Jean Harvey accepted
the Community Group Award.
The 460-member group was
established in 1993 at Wearne
Hostel by Carol Conlon. It is
now based at the Grove library.
Essentially it creates a congenial meeting place for members of the local community,
particularly from the suburbs
of Cottesloe, Peppermint Grove
and Mosman Park, to increase
their knowledge and skills
through a variety of courses,

lectures and visits to places of
local and regional interest, Ms
Dawkins said.
The centre is run by volunteers.
What Westcoast Community
Centre does very skilfully is to
demonstrate the true value of a
community centre, Ms Dawkins
said.
Besides the wide range of
interesting subjects, informative sessions and outings, it also
provides a social networking
opportunity not always readily
available.
The Community Event Award
went to the 2015 Melanoma
Lions Institute Community Skin
Screening Week.
The award was accepted by
Clinton Heal, the founder of
Melanoma WA and Sue and
Colin Beauchamp from the Lions
Cancer Institute.
Ms Dawkins made special
mention of Tracey Mullin, the
project officer for Melanoma
WA, who organised the event
in November last year.
A unit was set up on Cottesloe
beach and offered free skin
screenings, in association with
the national Skin Cancer Action
Week.
Ms Dawkins said 443 people
were screened with 70 of them
referred to specialists.
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Scouts leader an exceptional role model

Peppermint Groves citizen
of the year Ian Andrews was
nominated by the parents of
the Mosman Bay Sea Scouts.
He has been selfless in his
dedication to the children of
this sea scouts group, shire
president Rachel Thomas said.
As both scout leader and
district leader, he has devoted
energy, passion and time to
keeping the group operational.
f Without his efforts, the scout
group would not be operating
so successfully today.
She said Mr Andrews had
run the group for more than
10 years and was now solely
responsible for its management
and fundraising.
Over the years, Ian has given
freely of his own time to run all
ffacets of the sea scouts activities as well as maintenance of
the vessels and equipment, Ms
Thomas said.
He is dedicated to facilitating
Tuesday night scout sessions
and providing scouts with the
opportunity to sail on Saturday
afternoons.
He has been an exceptional
role model for the children
fduring his many years of contribution to the local and wider
community.
Mr Andrews said he had become involved because his son
was a scout.
The leader who was running it needed help so when
he left I was on my own, Mr
Andrews said.
Mr Andrews said he got a lot of
help from parents and, though it
was hard work, it was a privilege
to be the group leader.
He said the Mosman Bay sea
scouts would participate in a
Perth-wide inter-scout sailing
Ian Andrews
Basil and Jenny Twine
race in March and he expected

about 150 scouts to take part.
The community group of the
year award was presented to
Basil and Jenny Twine and the
Royal Freshwater Bay Yacht
Club archive committee.
Since the formation of the
archive team at the club in 1983,
hundreds of documents and images dating back to 1896 have
been meticulously collected and
Simone Fleay
stored to preserve the history

of the club and to document
the origins of the suburb of
Peppermint Grove.
Recently the Grove library
partnered with the archive
team to digitise this impressive
collection and make it available
to the public through the Grove
librarys historic image gallery,
Ms Thomas said.
Both the library and the
archive team received recognition and an award from the

Australian Maritime Museum for
their contribution to Australian
maritime history.
Without the tireless dedication of Basil and Jenny and the
archive team, these invaluable
historic documents would have
been lost forever.
The event of the year was
Carols By Candlelight
The award was accepted by the
committee chair Simone Fleay.
Ms Thomas said Carols By
Candlelight had been held in
Manners Hill Park for 30 years.
She said it was an evening
where families came together
with their picnic rugs and their
best singing voices in the leadup to Christmas.
Ms Fleay said she had organised the event for the past seven
years and she thought the award

was presented to her this year
because the event in December
was its 30th anniversary.
Ms Fleay said that since
her husband, Scott, had been
elected to Peppermint Grove
council almost 10 years ago,
she had done everything [the
community] had to offer.
Ms Thomas said: Thanks to
the commitment of the Salvation
Army band and the Mighty
Camelot Choir, and to the delight
of local residents, the sound of
Christmas can be heard filling
the air of Peppermint Grove,
sending good tidings far beyond
its boundaries.
She said donations of cash, toys
and non-perishable food were
given to the Salvation Armys
Balga Early Learning Centre to
support needy families.
Millie scores top gong at Mosman

Western Knights Soccer
Club volunteer Amelia Bates
is Mosman Parks young citizen
of the year.
The 14-year-old had been a
volunteer at the club for two
years, and helped coach younger
players, mayor Ron Norris said.
Her efforts in helping the four
to 10-year-olds, in particular,
with their training is regarded
as priceless by the club, he said.
Millie has also been a volunteer with St Lukes Community
Garden since April 2010, where
she helps with weeding, letterbox drops, planting, busy bees,
baking, cleaning up and craft
with the younger children.
Mr Norris described Millie
as an asset to the citizens of
Amelia Bates
Brandon Boccolla with YAP

Margaret Baldwin
members
Mosman Park and commended Council, which has organised the
her for her hard work, which event for the past three years,
she did in collaboration with accepted the award.
Mr Norris said SToMP! was an
her mother, Tonia, who also
Amazing Race-style event open
volunteers at the club.
The community event of the to local 10 to 18-year-olds.
Participants have increased
year was SToMP!
Brandon Boccolla, from the each year and easily reached
Mosman Park Youth Advisory the 100 maximum last year, Mr
Norris said.
Margaret Baldwin accepted
the community group of the year
award on behalf of the Mosman
Park Netball Club.
The club comprises local residents and boarders from both
Iona and St Hildas schools and
has players of all ages.
Mr Norris said 2015 was a very
successful year for the club,
with teams increasing to 17, plus
two teams from Mosman Park
Primary School.
Fourteen of those 17 teams
made the finals this year, with
the club winning seven premierships, he said.
Mr Norris said Mrs Baldwin
had made a long contribution
to the club.
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Australia Day 2016
Nyree Katz and her daughter Matilda, of Floreat, enjoying brolly painting at Cambridges Australia Day festivities at Perry Lakes.
Grant Hopwood, left, who migrated from South Africa, picks up his olive tree after becoming a citizen at Subiaco. Twins Pasindu and Hasindu Gishapathi Atukorale proudly display their citizenship certificates at Subiaco.
From cow paddock to focal point

The history of Manners Hill
Park in Peppermint Grove was
celebrated at the combined
Australia Day ceremony on
Tuesday.
Standing firm Premier Colin Barnett unveils the interpretive plaque.
Shire president Rachel

Thomas said the park and pavilion were created on land that
was originally used by Edward
Keane as a cow paddock.
Keane was an engineer, politician and early landowner who
migrated to WA in 1882.
He built his home, Cappoquin,
at Keanes Point, which now
houses the Royal Freshwater
Bay Yacht Club.
The government bought the
paddock for a park in 1899 and
the pavilion, designed by Sir

Joseph John Talbott Hobbs was
erected in 1903, by which time
the park was home to a six-hole
golf course.
The park and pavilion were
named in 1904 after J. Manners
Hill, who was chairman of the
Peppermint Grove Road Board
for 25 years.
The pavilion itself is rather
special in that it is one of only a
few remaining public pavilions
located in an open reserve, Ms
Thomas said.
It is also quite rare in design
and has retained much of its
original character.
The reserve and pavilion
were created for public enjoyment and have been used as a

place for social gathering and
celebrations for over a century.
The park and pavilion continue to prove a focal point for
the community.
This interpretive plaque
and the recent renovation work
carried out by the Shire of
Peppermint Grove on the pavilion will ensure that this public
facility can still be enjoyed by
all well into the future.
Premier Colin Barnett unveiled the plaque in front of
a crowd of about 500 people
gathered for the ceremony and
free barbecue.
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Are live-in nannies aware

of their rights?
Vale Martyn
Webb
Thank you for the tribute to
Professor Martyn Webb.
Like his great friend, the
late Professor Patrick OBrien,
Martyn was one of those publicspirited stirrers we need.
He was active in many causes,
but always sensible and worthwhile ones.
His warm and unselsh nature
brought him a wide circle of
admiring friends, some of whom
met regularly at his house to
discuss and strategise on the
issues of the day, or to examine
great historical themes.
He was a great educator,
not only in his own academic
disciplines, but in civic affairs
generally, with an amazing
range of expertise.
At the time of the Turnbully
model of a republic, with a head
of state appointed by politicians, he was a leader of the
campaign against it, seeing it
as undemocratic and a threat
to the federal system.
He cared deeply for Western
Australia, and in particular
for his beloved Dalkeith and
Nedlands, for whose good governance he was a bonnie ghter.
He will be greatly missed, and
I hope he may be commemorated by an annual lecture or
a festschrift (a book of articles
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Redtail parents feed their ospring.
Mother bird shows tough love:

give it a try, UWA!
Underwood Bushland is home
to brown goshawks and a pair
breed there every year.
Last year the parents produced one chick, which is
now possibly only a couple
of months old. Also the forest
red-tailed black cockatoo pairs
have produced young who are
about the same age as the young
goshawk.
Goshawks live in the bush
over summer, and red-tails visit
the bush every morning. The
young of both species have a
lot to learn.
On one occasion I saw a young
red-tail hanging up-side-down
by one foot, with his mother
looking on with concern.
He just had to learn to open
his toes to release his grip,
which he eventually managed
to do.
Last week a ock of red tails
were in the bush in the early
morning, preening feathers,
bonding, showing off, investigating tree hollows and enjoying life.
Suddenly they took off togeth-
er in alarm and presumably the

goshawk had frightened them.
The ock ew off in a circle to
the north side of the bushland.
However three of the ock had
not taken off.
The three were a family group
and then I saw the female start
to bite the branchlet on which
the juvenile was perched.
The juvenile jumped to another branchlet. The female bit
that branchlet off, the juvenile
fell and then ew and they
were off.
The female was using her
tricks to make the juvenile y.
How intelligent is that.
Of course we need this bushland protected.
However, the University of
WA needs some encouragement to withdraw the housing
proposal and to follow another
path.
The then Premier Richard
Court saved Shenton Bushland
but that was state government
land. Ideas are welcome.
Margaret Owen
Daglish Street, Wembley
The personal is political, they

say, and vice versa.
My mother was born in NSW
in the 1920s, given up for adoption when her mother was
abandoned, and lived in various
foster homes and orphanages
until she was adopted by a
wealthy Sydney family with a
harbour-side mansion.
She was an intelligent girl but
was denied an education and
was forced to stay home, cook,
clean, serve sandwiches on card
nights, tea from silver, and the
like. and provide services of a
more personal nature to the
adoptive father.
Such was the reality of life in
service in that era.
The Australia of my youth
was a vast improvement on
the depression era of both my
parents I had the advantage
of excellent public education
and a university scholarship.
I have now discovered that it
seems to be a common practice
for well-off families to have livein nannies for their children, on
what can only be described as
pocket money wages.
Paying a live in-nanny in
Australia on the same basis as
an au pair is illegal and wrong!

Au pair comes from the
French term meaning at
par or equal to, originating
in Europe for the purpose of
cultural exchange, becoming
part of the family, and learning a foreign language, for six
months maximum.
This is strictly regulated in
Europe, and the family is often
required to pay for language
lessons, as well as providing
a specic amount of spending
money.
In Australia, there is a statutory award rate for nannies,
and a requirement to live in
cannot be counted as in kind
payment.
Has someone turned back
time? Are we now in the 1930s?
Should domestic servants have
no more rights now than they
did 100 years ago?
Anyone employed as a nanny
should contact the Fair Work
Commission to learn their
rights, and to claim for full
back pay if the conditions of
employment are unlawful.
Name and address supplied
Get out the dusters in Cottesloe

Thanks to Ron Winterton
for identifying the dust which
we have noticed settling in
Cottesloe for some time, (Iron
ore dust blows over us, POST,
January 23).
Obviously he is correct in saying that it has been spreading
over other coastal suburbs.
If Fremantle Ports is unaware of the problem, it doesnt
say much for their monitoring
system.
This is something which must

be followed up and I will certainly raise the matter with the
Cottesloe council.
Ralph Paramor
Salvado Street, Cottesloe
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Even pesky
possums need a
home
I read, with some surprise,
in How high will new Shents
go? (POST, January 23) that
community liaison officer
Claire Patterson said a report
sent to the Environmental
Protection Authority had shown,
apart from birds, there was no
fauna on the site.
What? No possums?
Difficult to believe, given
the possum population in and
around Shenton Park.
I know they can be a bit of a
pest, but I do think they should
be left with some habitat and
not completely overlooked in
this process.
Gaye McLeod
Rosalie Street, Shenton Park
How can we comment when lake

plans are not clear?
Brushtail possums are likely to live on rehab bush site.
Pleasant walk turns into nightmare

I live in a lovely, well maintained, tree-lined street in
Subiaco.
Several times a week I walk
up to the main part of Subiaco,
either alone or with two small
children, a pre-schooler and a
toddler, and it has become quite
difficult.
It is very pleasant walking
along Juniper Bank Way until
you get to the junction of Centro
Avenue.
The Carter Lane Precinct is
currently being developed and
on the south-west corner there
is no footpath.
Consequently you have to
cross via Harborne Street,
which is an extremely busy road,
and you also have the danger
of cars both turning left and
coming around the roundabout
and then, when you get across,
you have to cross Roydhouse

Street where cars turn left from
Harborne Street, other cars
come in from the roundabout,
turning into Roydhouse Street,
to Bunnings, again no footpath
on the north side.
Proceeding further up Hood
Street, when you get to Station
Street, you have to cross the
road just past the roundabout
on the north side, as there is no
footpath on the south side, again
extremely busy, but you also
have the danger of cars coming
in and out of the Woolworths
underground carpark and going
around the roundabout to get to
and from Salvado Road.
Why not just move the construction site fences back a
short distance and complete the
footpaths that have already been
half completed on the Carter
Lane project and the old Station

Street Market site?
This would be a simple project
and would possibly prevent a
bad accident with pedestrians, as, at the moment, it is a
nightmare.
And why have they taken the
seating away from the front of
Woolworths?
Peta Cuthbertson
Coral Tree Avenue, Subiaco
Wrong number!
Last week, a reader asked
if anybody remembered Mr
Alex, a naturopath practising
in Subiaco in the 1980s.
Sorry, we published the wrong
phone number for people to ring
with information about him.
Please call Jodie Greenhouse
on 0450 618 856.
Why did Claremont council not

mail a flyer to every household
about the Lake Claremont Plan,
as the proposed plans could cost
ratepayers between $100,000
and $250,000?
The plan shows a new path
in front of the houses on the offlead dog exercise area leading
from Davies Road.
Council members have given
different responses to my enquiries, saying that the new
path is open for comment, and
conversely that it has actually
been deleted and that the
engineers failed to remove it
from the plan.
How can ratepayers comment
when the plan is not fully upto-date?
It is totally unnecessary to
disturb the environment at a
cost of $30,000, as dogs and their
owners roam openly and freely
in this dog exercise area.
I think the current large offlead dog exercise area is suffi-
cient without adding the extra

dotted red line area.
What guarantee is there that
dogs off-lead will stick to the
dotted red line area without
constant surveillance by a
ranger, or does it mean that at
some time in the future, another
fence will be proposed?
Have the elders and custodians been consulted about the
proposed dog fence around
the lake?
It would definitely hinder
the movement of wildlife to the
parklands and bush beyond.
I do not think that elected
council members should be out
canvassing door-to-door with flyers to try to support their views
on this plan.
This is not within their scope
as councillors, and it is their
duty to be undecided until all
ratepayers views have been
openly discussed in a council
meeting.
Heather Rogers
Davies Road, Claremont
Subi has more empty shops

I read that Subiaco CEO Don
Burnett took some council staff
to Claremont Quarter on a factfinding excursion (Subi shops
at Quarter for ideas, POST,
January 16).
Part of his quote was: Ive
got to say it, we dont have that
many vacant shops in Subiaco.
I think there are probably four

or five.
There are 17 empty shops in
Rokeby Road. This does not
include the empty shops in the
central areas side streets.
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Barking Gecko Ensembles
Barking Gecko Theatre Company Ensembles are term-long
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Senior Geckos for ages 13 to 17. Gecko Ensembles are held
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and now at the University of Western Australia. Classes are
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Gecko Ensembles are proudly supported by Smarter than Smoking.
Parents who want to support their childrens creativity can find out
more at www.barkinggecko.com.au or by calling 9380 3080.
Helene Gowers Ballet Schools

Feel the joy; hear the laughter; see the smiles. Fun and music
build confidence and a lifelong love of dance. The teachers at
Helene Gowers Ballet School aim to develop the imagination
with creative use of movements. Through careful instruction
they ensure each childs physical and emotional well-being,
developing confidence, self-esteem and healthy, strong bodies
in a friendly, nurturing environment. The syllabus (Cecchetti
International Classical Ballet) is recognised world-wide as

training for dance professionals. The school offers the highest
standards for young dancers and caters for all ages from three
years. Branches are in Armadale, Mt Lawley, Subiaco, South
Perth and Victoria Park. This year, Miss Gowers celebrates 41
years of teaching in WA.
Contact hgballet@hotmail.com, 9339 2473 or 0438 344 383.
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Lorraine Kirwans students are taking part in performance

courses around Australia, including at WAAPA, UWA,
VCA, Ballarat, NIDA, AIM and Brisbanes Griffith University
Conservatorium. She completed her masters in vocal pedagogy at Griffith University and was accepted as an intern to
Brisbanes vocal department for one year. She furthered her
studies with Neil Semmer, Ron Morris, Janice Chapman and was
supervised by Adele Nisbeth. Students of Lorraine Kirwan have
sung in major shows in Australia, the US (Dream-works) and
Les Miserables in Londons West End. Her qualifications cover
theatre, drama, music, teaching and counselling.
The way to make dreams come true is to get out there and just
do it! If musical theatre is your passion, the Gilbert & Sullivan
Society of WA offers real opportunities for performers of all ages
and experience levels to strut their stuff on stage. Auditions are
next weekend for the societys June season of Iolanthe, a nostalgic and very funny show a cross between Downton Abbey,
Yes, Minister and Frozen! If you can hold a note and sing a
song, they will do the rest. Check out gilbertandsullivanwa.org.
au or call Roger Starbuck on 0428 763 468 to find out more.
Singing
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Classical Ballet classes for children

from 3 years to adults
1st Term Commencing Subiaco

Saturday 6th February 2016
Phone: 9399 2473 or 0438 344 383
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Barking Gecko students Saffron Masterman and

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Perth has many acting

and theatre schools.
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Actors Hub, the strong
national reputation of the
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Arts (WAAPA) keeps local
demand for drama schools
high.
Many schools specialise,
with Actors Hubs main
aim being to prepare students for WAAPA and
NIDA.
Artistic director Amanda
Crewes wants her school
to be for serious actors and
actresses, though is does
offer classes for beginners.
Helen OGrady Drama
Academy is one of the most
widespread Australian-made
drama schools, with branches in about 30 countries.
The academy emphasises
its potential for social development as it fosters leadership abilities, conversation
skills and mutual respect.
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(WAAPA) is WAs most
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Entry to all courses is by
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courses like Aboriginal
theatre, helping Aboriginal
and Torres Strait Islander
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WAAPAs music theatre
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dancing and acting, but
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and radio.
At Stage Door School
of Performing Arts last
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has an Order of Australia
medal for his contribution
to the arts, introduced
an audition preparation
courseto help students get
into WAAPA and other
performing arts schools.
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Saturday & Sunday February 6 & 7

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Contact: Roger 0428 763 468
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Enjoying the fruits of dance
As well as being an art
form, a mental challenge
and great exercise, dance
offers many other benefits.
Spatial coordination,
flexibility, agility, motor
fitness and balance are
some other physical
attributes dance can greatly
improve.
John Taylor, from Mt
Claremonts John and
Bernadette Taylor Ballet
School, said good posture
was a major benefit.
It is the best form of
exercise for posture, John
said.
He said self-discipline
and routine were two
attitudinal bonuses derived
from dancing.
You do not have to
become a professional
dancer to enjoy the fruits
of ballet, John said.
John said he and
Bernadette were proud of
the family atmosphere they
had forged at the school.
At Helene Gowers Ballet
Schools, dance starts with
a fun program for tiny tots
aged three to five.
Dance Central
Posture and balance are

enhanced through dance.
For extra physical

exercise, Helene includes
skipping, marching,
running and hand and feet
exercises.
Students then move up
to pre-primary course for
six to eight-year-olds.
For older students
there are recreational
classes as well as classes
for those who want to
test themselves by taking
exams.
Poise and grace students from Helene Gowers Ballet Schools.
Former
WA
Ballet
Company dancer and Dance
Central principal Gabrielle
Cronan is excited to welcome in 2016, the schools
23rd year. Dance Central
is in eclectic Queen Victoria
Street, North Fremantle, and
has produced quality dance
professionals now working
in Australia and overseas.
The dance school caters for
both recreational students
and those wanting to work
at a more dedicated level.
Genres include creative
dance, designed for toddlers
who then progress to classical ballet, contemporary
dance, jazz/hip-hop, and
tap. The teachers are both
caring and professional and
the newly renovated premises have state-of-the-art
sprung floors and Tarkett for
optimal safety. The premises
are fully mirrored and airconditioned. Whether its the
graceful lyricism of the classics or the most hip moves
with high energy that are
required, phone for an enrolment pack on 9430 5192
or go to www.dance-central.
net.
DANCE CLASSES
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Enrolment Day Saturday 30th January 9-2pm
CHILDRENS CLASSES
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Contemporary
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Jazz/Hip Hop
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Silhouette Dance Studio
Silhouette Dance Studio in Onslow Road,
Shenton Park, is a studio where friendships are
made. Students follow structured classes, with
examinations offered, and this ensures that each
child achieves in their chosen dance genre.
Silhouette Dance provides a professional environment with qualified dance teachers and professional studios so each child can gain the most
from the lessons. The aim is to make a difference
in each childs life, so the skills that they learn in
class are skills that they can take with them into
their future. To enrol, visit silhouettedancestudio.
com.au so your child can experience the magic
of dance at Silhouette.
Helen OGrady Drama Academy

Kids love drama and parents love the results.
Helen OGrady Drama Academy is now taking enrolments for 2016. Why drama? Drama
helps children to develop so many important life
skills, such as social skills, confidence, self-esteem,
verbal communication skills, self-expression and
lots more. Classes include speech, creative movement, improvisations, dance dramas, dressing
up, dialogue development, stage skills and much
more. Act now and reserve a place today. Contact
Justin Lowson on 9402 5849, or Justin.Lowson@
helenogrady.net.au.
Shrek for Stage Door

For many years, Stage Door School has
provided courses in music, theatre, dance and
acting under director Ian Westrip OAM for
students wishing to enter the profession or

university. Stage Doors junior music theatre
course for eight to 18-year-olds on Saturdays,
11am to 1pm, will present Shrek at the end
of term two this year. This successful course
finds new talent and watches young people
develop. Quality teaching comes at affordable
fees, with auditions assisting with casting. All
are accepted. Visit stagedoorschool.com or
phone 0430 425 573 or 0416 251 265 for
information and audition bookings.
John and Bernadette Taylor

Ballet School
After dancing with London Festival Ballet
Company now English National Ballet John
and Bernadette came to settle in Perth to raise
their family. They opened their ballet school
in Cottesloe at the end of 1980 and finally
settled into the Ballet Studio in Claremont, at
38 Graylands Road, where there are two fullyequipped ballet studios.
The John and Bernadette Ballet School caters
for children from four years and upwards in
a caring environment. The school offers Royal
Academy of Dance childrens graded examinations and vocational graded examinations,
along with contemporary dance. Concerts are
held annually, usually in September, and parents are invited in at the end of each school term
to see the progress their children have made.
Enrolments for 2016 are now being
accepted. Telephone 9385 2989 or email
jbballet@westnet.com.au.
Talent that flowers late in life

Who said only kids can
be future stars?
American folk artist
Anna Moses, also known
as Grandma Moses, began
painting when she was
in her late 70s and ended
up selling paintings for
millions of dollars.
She took up painting
when her arthritis made
embroidery too painful.
Claude Monet and
Vincent Van Gogh were
by no means childprodigies both started
painting in earnest about
halfway through their
respective lives.
Science suggests there
is no age-limit to getting
worth out of creative
expression.
US professor Barbara
Bagan has written
extensively about how
expressive art alleviates
depression and anxiety.
Dr Bagan said: While
brains inevitably age,
creative abilities do not
necessarily deteriorate.
Nedlands councils
Creativity has proven benefits for the young and young

at heart.
Tresillian Arts Centre offers

a range of arts, classes from
painting and pottery to
ceramics and sewing.
The centre offers
creative school holiday
programs for kids, too.
Jan Cross from
Extraordinary Mind runs
drawing classes that she
says help unlock inherent
creative potential.
Jan said her workshop
was about breaking
through learnt creative
habits.
Inexperienced drawers
were perhaps advantaged,
because their creative
habits were less deeply

ingrained, she said.
It is all about getting
out of exercises that we
are used to, Jan said.
Leonie Doborwolskis
Fine Art classes are more
traditional.
A former lecturer at
Claremont Art School,
Leonie focuses on
sketching, oil painting and
water-colours and says the
mental exercise of fine art
creation is healthy.
When you are painting
and doing art you are
making decisions all the
time, she said.
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A dramatic way to
expand young minds
People are always seek-
The fun of acting carries with it some very important life

lessons.
ing ways to expand minds

in new ways.
We are continually learning more about the mind,
even if some of the findings
are dressed up to be more
ground-breaking than the
science would suggest.
But there is overwhelming evidence that
engaging in drama, dance
and visual art in all their
forms improves cognition.
While adults can also
benefit from creative
engagement, young minds
are the most receptive.
Engaging in drama does
not just lead to a career on
the stage.
Matthew Edgerton, from
Subi-based theatre school
Barking Gecko, gave an
interesting example of an
ex-student, Oscar.
Oscar had been at
Barking Gecko for six
years and was at an unrelated, public rally with
some friends.
There was a vacancy at
the speakers microphone
and one of Oscars friends

suggested he should stand
at the mic and make a
speech. So he did.
Matthew was told
Oscars speech to a crowd
of hundreds was fluent,
eloquent, intelligent and,
impressively, improvised.
Matthew said this ability to grab life was an
important skill he tried to
instil in his students.
RECK Theatre Company
has moved from the country to the Subiaco Arts
Centre and founder Jane
Lee said theatre performance and study helped
literary understanding.
Jane has extensive
background in acting and
directing and recently
moved to Perth to write a
dissertation for her masters degree in theatre.
She said that though they
might not realise it, her students were learning things
they would later tackle in
high school.
RECKs plays are scriptbased and Jane said her
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Learning from scripts

helps students literary
understanding.
students would be reading

text and learning about
character and motivation.
It is pure theatre, Jane
said.
She said theatre taught
students about team work
and every student had their
moment in the sun.
It is not one Hamlet
with the rest being villagers, she said.
Jane often writes the
scripts to make sure of this.
They all rely on each
other to get their parts
right, she said. That is a
really good skill for someone to have.
Instep Dance Boutique

Instep Dance Boutique
stocks all your dance needs.
It is at level 1, 159 Onslow
Road, Shenton Park, above
the IGA, and is open
Monday to Friday, 10am to
5pm, and Saturdays, 9am
to 1pm. Instep Dance sells
dance shoes, clothing, bags
and accessories. It stocks a
variety of brands and has
a friendly team who will be
happy to help with all dance
needs. Instep Dance Boutique
is currently running a special
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dancers ready for their 2016
classes. Enquiries: 9381
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Neutral light decor throughout
Security alarm system
Security screens throughout (downstairs)
Open-plan kitchen with dishwasher and
stainless steel gas stove and oven
Four bedrooms (main with built-in robe and Ensuite)
Light-filled free flowing living/dining area

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Stone benchtops and light neutral decor
Ceiling fan and built-in robe
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Whats on
in POST community
Subiaco Probus
Retired vet James Forbes will

say Yes, there is a life after
work in a presentation for
the Probus Club of Subiaco.
His talk will be about the voluntary veterinary work and
travel associated with this
work since his retirement. The
meeting is at 10am on Monday,
February 8, at the Lake Monger
Recreation Club, 144 Gregory
Street, Wembley. New members are welcome. Enquiries:
Ross on 9287 1669.
Writing and art
How Art Can Change Your

Life will be the subject of
Horst Kornbergers talk for
the Fellowship of Australian
Writers. It is from 7 to 8.30pm
on Monday, February 8, and
entry is by donation. The talk
and discussion will be at Mattie
Furphy House, on the corner
of Kirkwood Road and Clare
Copse, Swanbourne . Enquiries:
fawwa.org.
Giving their time are, from left, Olivia Tana, Sophie Phelan, Marcella Morton, Tiany Stewart, Emma Watson and Amy Kinsman.
Getting set for happy school days

Students from two Perth
schools gathered in Wembley
to make sure more children in
care have a happy start to school.
The students from Mercedes
and Santa Maria colleges donated
their time and money to make
up back-to-school packs for children in the care of not-for-profit
organisation MercyCare.
They collected donations, which
were used to buy essential school

items like drink bottles, lunch
boxes and school bags.
Retailer Officeworks also lent
a helping hand by donating stationery and pencil cases valued
at almost $300.
MercyCares school liaison officer Louise Mason said: When
I was student, I remember the
excitement of getting my new
stationery supplies before the
13 Finlayson St, Subiaco
beginning of each school year.

We just really want kids in
care to feel that same excitement
about going back to school.
The students put together 40
back-to-school packs, seven preschool packs and 10 child-care
packs.
Mercedes student Marcella
Morton said: I see the back-toschool packs as a long-lasting
gift because they will enhance
From $1,395,000
Unitarians
Peter Ferguson will look at

the difference between the
ancient religion of Islam and
Islamism, a radical form of
politicised Islam, in a talk for
the Unitarian Association. His
talk is at 10.30am on Sunday,
February 7, at Drabble House,
2 Webster Street, Nedlands,
behind Nedlands library.
Enquiries: perthunitarians.org
or 9336 4809
the kids learning and education.

I hope they feel valued and
special knowing that the packs
have been made just for them.
MercyCare CEO Chris Hall said
the organisation had 60 children
in its foster care program and
family group homes.
We try very hard to ensure
that children in our care have
everything they need to succeed
at school, he said.
106 Salisbury St, Subiaco
From $1,395,000
A Home For All Seasons
La Bella Donna
This home oers great light, an abundance of space with a huge master suite, and
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Community news
Thats one big

flower stem!
After three months away on holidays in
Asia, the Chungs returned to their Subiaco
home to find a bit of magic had happened.
One of the agave plants that has been slowly
growing at the back of their garden for the 32
years they have lived there, had sprouted an
enormous flower stalk that was 7m tall and as
thick at the base as a power pole.
It started off looking like asparagus, and
then it flowered, Anne Chung said.
She said she and her husband, T. C., had
searched on the internet and discovered that
after the mother plant flowered, it died.
The more I read the more confusing it
was, so I dont know which type of agave it
is, Anne said.
The towering flower is a magnet for parrots
and lorikeets and is attracting hundreds and
hundreds of bees.
They are our FIFO workers, said T. C.
They fly in and they fly out.
Anne, who is a passionate gardener and loves
to propagate all sorts of plants, said she had
another species of agave that had flowered
after about 10 years.
That one has a flower that looks like an elephant trunk and lasts for six months, she said.
LEFT: The best place to view the flower stalk of

the agave plant that looms above Anne and T. C.
Chung is from the back lane of their Subiaco home.
RIGHT: The birds and the bees are flocking to feast
on the flowers.
First edition sold out!
Why direct action on the high seas?
New updated
edition now on sale
Hear how a professional

man changed his focus in
life to run a conservation
organisation that uses direct
action to save marine life.
Jeff, managing director

of Sea Shepherd Australia,
will be the first speaker in a
series of talks at Westcoast
Community Centre this term.
He will talk about standing
toe-to-toe with sea poachers
on the high seas and the people behind the work of Sea
Shepherd.
His lecture is from 10 to
11am on Tuesday, February
9, in the community room at
the Grove library.
Other speakers on the program include Government
$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
Botanist Kevin Thiele, the former head of

the WA Herbarium and now a consultant,
will give a grand tour along the green plant
branch of the Tree of Life next Friday.
In a talk for the WA Naturalists Club, he
will tell some great stories as he gives a broadbrush description of what scientists know (and
dont know) about evolution.
These days, some immensely powerful tools
allow taxonomists and evolutionary biologists
to explore evolution in ways that would have
been unthinkable a few years ago.
Phylogenies the patterns of ancestordescendent relationships can now be built
to encompass the whole span of life and are
revolutionising scientists understanding of
both life and evolution, and everything in
between.
As well as undertaking taxonomic research
on various groups of Australian plants and a
long-standing interest in the classification and
naming of plants, Kevin has designed interactive botanical software.
The meeting is at 7.30pm on Friday, February
5, at UWAs Hew Roberts Lecture Theatre, at
the Clifton Street campus.
PLANS RELEASED FOR PUBLIC COMMENT

The Western Australian Planning Commission (WAPC) has released
the draft Shenton Park Hospital Redevelopment Improvement Scheme
for public comment.
The draft Improvement Scheme and associated planning documents
can be viewed online at: www.planning.wa.gov.au/shentonpark
Hard copies can be viewed at:
WAPC, Level 2, 140 William Street, Perth
State Library of Western Australia
City of Nedlands Administration Building and Libraries
City of Subiaco Administration Building and Library
Submissions must be lodged on or before 5pm Monday 18 April 2016
INFORMATION SESSIONS
You are invited to come and learn more about the draft Improvement
Scheme and speak to the project team.
DATE:
TIME:
Saturday 6 February 2016

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

Anytime between 4pm and 7pm
Kevin Thiele
It is also the clubs AGM, which is anticipated
will take about 30 minutes.
Members and visitors are welcome. For more
information, call John on 9389 8289 or email
gardnerj@iinet.net.au
Get a kit and hold an event

LC 4 0 9 2 S P
PLACE: Paraquad Industries Building, 10 Selby Street,

Ellis Griffiths Drive, Shenton Park
For more information on this project visit:
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Walley will talk about his life

and works (March 22).
On Thursday, April 7,
Professor Alistair Forrest,
head of the systems biology
and genomics laboratory at
the Harry Perkins Institute
will talk about cell to cell
communication and how his
research has important applications for the study of cancer
and genetic diseases.
Each talk costs $17; $12
for members of Westcoast
Comunity Centre. Enrolment
day is Tuesday, February 2,
9.30 to 11.30am, at the community room at Grove library.
Online enrolments will
be available from 10am on
February 3.
Exciting ways to
explore evolution
FORMER SHENTON
PARK HOSPITAL
Architect Geoff Warn, who will

talk about the rejuvenation of
the Old Treasury Buildings
and the creation of Cathedral
Square and the new City of
Perth Library (February 16),
and Joy Brann, who will bring
to life the challenges faced by
the women who nursed along
the trans-continental railway
line from the 1920s to 1998
(March 1).
Noelene Bloomfield will
speak about the strategic
battle between Britain and
England in the 18th and 19th
centuries, as each sought to
solve the mystery of fabled
Terra Australis Incognito
(March 8), while Noongar artist, musician, dancer, writer
activist and educator Richard
Teal is the international

colour for ovarian cancer and
February is the month when
people are being asked to host
afternoon teal events to
raise funds for ovarian cancer.
This year, Ovarian Cancer
Australia aims to raise $600,000
and is encouraging people to
hold high teas, picnics, golf

days and gala dinners for
friends and colleagues.
Registrations are open at
www.afternoonteal.net.au.
Once your event is registered, Ovarian Cancer
Australia will send a kit, including teal balloons.
People can also raise funds

by wearing teal ribbons
throughout February, particularly Teal Ribbon Day,
February 24.
Teal Ribbons can be bought
at Chemmart Pharmacies or
from www.ovariancancer.
net.au.
Community news
Last cast before a new term

This weekend is your final
chance to go fishing with the kids
before they head back to school.
Beach anglers have been catching some nice tailor in POST
country, with some impressive
fish to nearly a kilo being landed.
Swanbourne has been the hottest spot for the bigger tailor,
mainly in the afternoons, though
a few reasonable fish have also
been caught at first light.
Decent-sized herring and skippy
have also been caught along this
stretch of beach, along with some
very nice whiting.
Farther north, along the Hillarys
to Quinns stretch, big tailor have
been landed (I have seen a couple
of photos of tailor that would have
to be nudging 2kg), but those in
the know are tight-lipped about
the exact location.
If you fish hard enough in the
Toddlers
get a go at
Scitech
FISHING
with Gary Shugg

right area you just might tangle
with one of these giants.
The river has also been fishing
well, with flathead and the odd
flounder being caught on lures
and baits in the lower reaches,
mainly around the Swan yacht
club, East Fremantle and Stirling
bridge areas.
Boaties have been enjoying
some great bottom fishing out in
the deeper water around 40 to
60m, but you dont have to go that
deep because there are plenty of
dhuies, snapper and breaksea
cod being caught in the 20 to
30m range.
Many diehard anglers travel
over fertile ground just to get
where they assume the fish are
bigger and more numerous.
When school goes back it is

toddler time at Scitech.
From February 6 to 21,
Scitech in West Perth will host
Toddlerfest, an exciting event
for children up to five and their
parents.
They will be able to watch an
exclusive Planetarium show for
toddlers that takes them into
outer space.
They will also be able to
pretend they are flying a rocket
in the astronaut exhibition,
explore objects under UV light
in the glow room and play with
some cuddly farm animals.
Scitech CEO Alan Brien said:
From following the movement
of a ball to solving a puzzle, the
activities on offer at Toddlerfest
are proven to enhance learning
and encourage young developing minds.
Parents can also continue
learning at home by accessing information from the
ScienceNetwork WA website,
with subjects ranging from vaccines to toddlers using digital
devices.
Workshop and show programs
will vary daily, and Scitechs
skilled presenters will be working closely with parents to help
children get the most out of the
event.
Entry for adults is $19, children $12 and there is no charge
for children under four.
For more information about
Toddlerfest, visit scitech.org.au
or phone 9215 0700.
Paying tribute to rock icons

Ten-piece outfit Blow the
House Down will perform rock
and soul hits from the 60s, 70s
and 80s at the Subiaco councils
free concert at the University of
WA next Sunday.
Hear the musical genius of
Elvis, Van Morrison, Otis Redding
and legendary Motown stars in the
sunset@subi concert on UWAs
Oak Lawn on February 7.
The band has a four-piece horn
section and versatile singers Alix
Jordan and Wayne Tom Jones
Stanley.
Alix has performed in tribute
shows to ABBA, Fleetwood Mac
and Olivia Newton-John and
Wayne Stanley was a vocalist with
big bands in the UK. His Tom
Jones tribute show has toured
Australia and overseas for the
past 15 years.
The concert is from 5 to 7pm
and is suitable for all ages.

Pack a low chair or blanket
and take family and friends to
enjoy a wonderful free summer
afternoon concert.
Lucy needs a quiet home to see out her days.
Do you love Lucy?
Opportunity knocks
Lucy is a girl who has seen

a bit of the world.
The first op shop opening for

the year at St Pauls Anglican
Church in Brompton Road,
City Beach, is on Monday,
February 1.
The volunteers there are looking forward to catching up with
all their customer friends and
donors between 9am and noon.
From then on, the op shop
will be open every Monday
and Saturday morning, with
huge bargains as they clear
summer stock.
Head along and browse and
have a cuppa.
She was brought into the

Floreat Veterinary Centre in
Cambridge Street early last
year after being found hanging
around a local garden.
She had been microchipped,
but it turned out she was a
wanderer and had moved from
home to home.
Lucy took up residence
at the Vet Centre until she
became ill with cat flu in
September, when Charlie
Phillips, who works at the
Vet Centre, took her home
and nursed her back to full
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health.
She said that Lucy, who is
about 10, had been a very good
house guest.
She is very friendly and
likes attention, Charlie said.
We would like her to find
a nice permanent home in a
quiet house.
She said Lucy would need
to be kept indoors because of
her reputation for wandering.
Lucy is in perfect health
and has had blood tests and
all her vaccinations.
If you would like to meet
Lucy, call the centre on 9383
7773.
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additional space for functional family living. Features include Jarrah
floorboards, high decorative ceilings, split system air conditioning
units, character pot belly stove and open gas fire, swimming pool
in the North-facing rear garden and double remote garage plus
additional off-street parking. Fabulous location in central City
Beach, close to amenities, parks, shopping, top schools and only
500m walk to City Beach Primary School.
Auction Saturday February 20

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Nedlands 8/47 Boronia Avenue
FRESH START! FULLY RENOVATED. WALK TO EVERYTHING

Be the first to experience this fully refurbished town house!
Completely renovated end unit with bright living areas, gourmet
Miele kitchen, 3 spacious bedrooms, WIR, alfresco courtyard
and a sunny verandah. New carpets, tiling, Corian benches,
fresh paint, custom cabinetry, ducted R/C air con, and easy care
established gardens.
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Ideally located walk to shops, cafes, bus and cinema, with UWA,
Kings Park and the river nearby. Move in and start living!
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Total Strata Area: 106.3sqm.
Vivien Yap 0433 258 818

All information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided. Interested parties must solely rely on their own enquiries.
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Claremont 304/40 St Quentin Avenue
ABSOLUTE LUXURY, SUPERB LOCATION, VERY SECURE

Showcasing excellence, this stunning light-filled executive
apartment is a breath of fresh air! An elegant, low maintenance
home offering luxurious style, spacious living, alfresco,
3 bedrooms, luxe bathrooms, gourmet kitchen, quality
appliances, air conditioning, excellent security and more.
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BIR, and the complex has alfresco areas and a sparkling pool.
Total Strata Area: 141 sqm
Auction Saturday February 20

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Spot the top hat

in the Happy Tree
There will be a new carving for children to spot when
families turn out to celebrate
the Happy Tree party in City
Beach next Friday.
The Happy Tree is the creation of the late Ralph Soderlund,
who used to live at 9 Hovea
Crescent.
He wrote stories that his wife,
Phyllis, illustrated and then
Ralph would carve the characters from the stories into the
tree outside their home.
Ralphs daughter, Leigh
Marian, said her fathers inspiration for the Happy Tree
was Ola Cohns Fairies Tree in
Melbournes Fitzroy Gardens.
Leigh remembers the tradition
that her father started about 30
years ago.
Every year Dad would add a
character to the tree, she said.
She said that when her father
started hosting parties at the
Happy Tree, he would always
don a top hat to read stories to
the children who came.
Dad had rescued that hat at
a church clear-out, Leigh said.
In memory of her father, Leigh
asked wood carver Richard
Higgins to carve a top hat and,
last year, the family gathered
together to place it in the Happy
Tree.
Richard carved a little model
of the hat before he made the
nearly full-sized replica, Leigh
said.
We loved it so much we had
him make one for each of my
three sisters to have.
Cambridge council will host

this years annual Happy Tree
party from 4.15 to 5.30pm on
Friday, February 5, and everyone is invited.
Master storyteller Glenn Swift
will don a jesters hat to tell
interactive stories about characters in the tree. They are aimed
at children aged three to 10.
Just head along with a plate
of nut-free food to share.
Ron Marian positions the newly carved replica top hat in the Happy Tree
Pancakes to dream on
The late Ralph Soderlund wearing

the top hat at the Happy Tree
storytelling.
There is a proverb that

says:He who goes to
bed hungry dreams of
pancakes.
No one will go to
bed hungry after the
St Margarets Shrove
Tuesday Pancake Fest
on Tuesday, February 9,
at 6.30pm for a 7pm start.
The organisers are guaranteeing an unforgettable
gastronomic adventure
with a three-course meal
of pancakes crafted by
Martineaus Patisserie.
Indulge with family
and friends, and savour

the range of pancake
treats for $25 per person
in the comfortably airconditioned St Margarets
Church hall, 58 Tyrell
Street, Nedlands. BYO
wine or port.
If you plan to be there,
ring Heidi at the church
office on 9386 1083 between 9.30am and 12.30pm
on Tuesday, Thursday or
Friday.
Alternatively, you can
ring Siobhan on 9385 5390.
Are words
your thing?
The friendly group at Nedlands
Scrabble Club caters for all abilities.
If you enjoy the game on a social
level, head along and join the fun on
Tuesday mornings.
The club meets from 9.45am to
about noon at the Dalkeith Baptist
Church hall, at the rear of 123 Waratah
Avenue.
Annual membership is $10 and there
is a $5 fee each week to cover morning
tea. This also funds a Christmas lunch.
There is plenty of parking.
For more information, call Chris on
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How to get a good nights sleep
Nurse Tessa Jupp from the
Polio Clinic is noticing that
more people are having sleep
problems and says taking tablets is not the answer.
Tessa will present a talk, All
About Sleep, at the meeting of
health group OSWA, at 2pm on
Saturday, February 6.
She says a good nights sleep
is very important for all ages,
from newborns to 100-year-olds.
Last year, Diabetes Care published a recent study of 64,000
nurses showing that working
shifts could predispose people
to health issues like diabetes
and cancer as well as obesity.
Some people are naturally
early risers and others are

night-owls.
Tessa says that having a job
with work hours that go against
an individuals natural sleep
times can cause major health
problems later in life.
Tessa will also be talking
about easy ways to get to sleep
and stay asleep.
The meeting will be at the
Anglican Church hall next to
Coles in Barker Road, Subiaco.
The entry donation is $7 and
includes a healthy afternoon tea.
All are welcome and no booking is needed.
For more information, call
Tessa at Post Polio on 9383 9050.
Start bridge with basics

If you enjoy playing cards,
the Nedlands Bridge Club is
offering an opportunity to
learn the challenging and
stimulating game of bridge.
The club at 14 Melvista
Avenue, on the corner of
Archdeacon Street, is running
classes for beginners starting
on Tuesday, February 2.
The classes will be led by
Fiske Warren, a capable and

patient teacher, in the clubs
spacious rooms.
Acquire basic techniques in
an eight-week course and then
play for fun with friends or at
the club, where the atmosphere
is friendly.
For more information, go to
nedlandsbc.org or contact Fiske
on 9402 4507 or fiskebridge@
bigpond.com.
Quilters gather to sew

Beginners and experienced
patchworkers and quilters are
invited to a group that meets
at Claremont Baptist Church.
Start a new project or work on
a current one at the workshops
on Wednesdays from 9.30am to
2pm, starting on February 3.
The cost is $5 and morning

tea is provided. Take your own
lunch.
The church is at 324A Stirling
Highway.
For more information, call
Robyn on 9389 8938 or the church
office on 9385 2607 and speak to
Juanita.
The Wildflowers will find themselves in urban Floreat next weekend, playing for the crowd at the Nedlands
council concert.
Picnicking on a summers evening

Picnic to the sound of
jazz-inspired pop when The
Wildflowers entertain the
crowd at the first Nedlands
council concert for the summer.
Seasoned WA performers
Sherri Murphy, Kat Kinley,
Mike Hagerty and Travis Bryant
create a polished sound covering a wide variety of styles and
genres.
The concert will be from 5.30
to 7pm on Sunday, February
5, in Lawler Park, in Draper

Street, Floreat.
Head along with friends, family and neighbours to enjoy the
relaxed setting.
As well as the music, there
will be free activities for children, including a bouncy castle,
fairies and face painting.
There will be a small number
of food vendors or concert-goers
can take their own picnics.
The concerts will be held
each Sunday in February in
Nedlands parks.
On Valentines Day, February
14, Proof will serenade the
crowd in Mason Gardens,
Dalkeith.
A new venue, Mt Claremont
library reserve in Adderley
Street, will be the site of a
concert by Rough Housers on
Sunday, February 21.
The finale will be Edde
playing at Dot Bennett Park
in Smyth Road on Sunday,
February 28.
A chance to lock in your love

From this weekend, two love
seats and giant red hearts will
make the Murray Street Mall
love central.
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behalf of councils to help
identify areas for improvement
and inform bike policy, with
the goal of making it easier for
people to get physically active
and riding.
Bicycle Networks Tess
Allaway said volunteering on
Super Tuesday gave people the
opportunity to help influence
change in their own backyards.
By counting riders in your
local area on Super Tuesday
you will play a vital role in
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which is inviting people to celebrate their love by attaching
love locks to it.
Inspired by the love locks
tradition treasured by couples
around the world, the Heart
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Foundation WA CEO Maurice
Swanson.
Heart disease is still the single biggest killer of Australian
men and women, young and
old, taking the lives of 20,000
Australians each year, Mr
Swanson said.
The Heart Foundation is
working hard to change this,
and you can join the cause by
buying a $10 love lock, writing
a message of love for someone
special and locking it on the
installation.
Lock in the Love will be in
place until February 15.
For more information or to
buy a love lock online, visit
www.lockinthelove.com.
helping highlight to your council just how and where money

should be invested to improve
bike infrastructure, she said.
Local Bicycle User Groups
(BUGs), clubs, community
groups and schools are all encouraged to get involved.
Each volunteer who completes a count will receive a
$50 donation for their local
community group, club or nonprofit organisation. Last years
Super Tuesday count injected
almost $100,000 back into the
local economy.
To register to volunteer or for
more information, visit www.
supertuesday.com.au, or call
1800 639 634.
Back to school for U3A
On a day when many will

go to school for the first time,
members of the University of
the Third Age (U3A) will embark on their 30th year when
they meet at the Grove library
on February 1.
At 1pm, Kay Rae will conclude
her series on Interesting Women
in Literature.
A coffee break will follow and
then at 2.30pm, Richard Offen
from Heritage Perth will speak
on the history of Perths parks
and gardens.
Visitors are very welcome, and
can get more information from
Keith on 9383 2037.
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HOME OPEN SATURDAY 3.15PM - 4.00PM
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e. scott@spacerealty.com.au
For Sale
Mosman Park
$959,000
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Limited opportunity to secure this SOLID FOUR BEDROOM home in a
most convenient location. Close to shops, transport and schools, walk
to the river, parks or Camelot.
Neat as a pin, move in or rent out today!
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Features Include:
Polished Boards
High Ceilings
Generous Living Areas
Refurbished Kitchen
Undercover Parking
Air-conditoned
Call for details and to inspect ANYTIME!
Gerald Watts 0418 282 442
gerald@shellabears.com.au
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Rottnest on your Doorstep
To live on the beach, yet out of the sea breeze, is almost impossible in Cottesloe. This gorgeous beach-side apartment is perfectly tucked away
from the elements and also boasts a mass of Northern light and a fabulous entertaining terrace.
Natural timber floors and bench tops and an all-white colour-scheme give this stunning two bedroom ground floor unit a beautiful beachy feel,
while private access from the foyer and an underground car bay and storage make for a secure, comfortable and easy lifestyle.
Water, Sand & Sunsets all included in the price!
View: Saturday 30th January 11.00am - 11.45am
Kate Gale 0411 406 774
kate@shellabears.com.au
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59 Hawkstone Street, Cottesloe

$1,590,000
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Watch the video at shellabears.com.au
Nick Holt 0477 443 996
Chris Shellabear 0418 910 065
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For Sale
2/8 Salvado Street, Cottesloe

$799,000
South Cott Gem

This renovated ground floor two bedroom, one bathroom apartment is
simply one of the best in its class and arguably the best out of a small
group of 6. Less than 200 metres to the waters edge, this spacious
apartment also has a rare 18sqm lock up secure garage.
If youve been looking for something special that offers good value,
then this should surely please!
Features Include:
New kitchen
Bleached jarrah floorboards
2 good sized bedrooms
Very rare 18 sqm secure lock
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Ground floor
Ocean views
Fantastic South Cottesloe
address
Close to all amenities
Watch the video at shellabears.com.au
Nick Holt 0477 443 996

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Chris Shellabear 0418 910 065
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Community news
Cambridge
Cambridge Bowling
Clubs premier pennant team travelled
to play Stirling last
Thursday.
The team lost on
all rinks, though the
highest losing margin
was 3 shots.
Next week, the team
plays fifth-placed
Kalamunda at home
in a must-win game.
Division 1 blue hosted bottom-dweller
Nollamara to come
away with 5 points.
Neil Howats rink was
very consistent, while
evergreen David
Hughes skipped for
John Dawson, Peter
Easom and Andrew
Ness in their win
30/9. The team is now
fourth on the ladder.
Division 3 gold is
nding it difcult to
get wins under its belt,
especially playing on
fast grass such as at
Merriwa.
Division 4 blue, in
6th spot, had a close
tussle with 7th-placed
Joondalup and went
down by 1 shot overall.
Lloyd Guthries
team of Ian Cooke,
Arthur Ventouras and
Peter Kanganas had a
great win by 17 shots.
The winners of last
Friday afternoons
social bowls were
Mary Ann Hart and
Andy Jenkins (+5)
and visitor Martin
Johnson, Rosemary
Goddard and Lionel
bowling
Sangster (+5).
With no pennants
on Saturday, the RAC
two-bowl triples were
played over 15 ends,
with each player rotating position, a great
way for new players to
play with experienced
members in a relaxed
but competitive atmosphere.
The winners were
J. Wenden, J. Godfrey
and R. Stevenson from
A. Jenkins and W.
Smith.
Long serving and
most dedicated club
secretary Phyllis
Rothery has reluctantly tendered her
resignation due to ill
health.
There has been no
better servant of the
Cambridge club and
all members send her
their best wishes.
Claremont
In last Thursdays
pennants, 4 white
picked up 5pts and is
now in second position.
The winners of
Thursdays social
mixed bowls were
Patricia Hubbard,
Estelle Boak, Dot
Leeson and Barry
Caporn, with runnersup Thea Wimmer,
Derrick Dimbleby,
Hazel Warr and Ireton
Parker. The winners
of Saturdays mixed
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pairs were Barry

Caporn and Estelle
Boak, followed by
Derrick Dimbleby and
Hazel Warr.
Ireton Parker won
Sundays scroungers
from Rick Kendall.
Dalkeith
Nedlands
In Tuesdays mixed
game, perpetual winner David Ironside
and Dawn Newton
had a crackerjack
win of +25.
On Saturday, 30
blokes turned out
for pennant practice
and the winners
were George Klug,
Brian Page, Martin
Adams and Duncan
McMurtie with a
great +14.
In Tuesdays pennants, division 1
won a brilliant 6pts
against Wanneroo
but 3 green went
down to Joondalup
in a tight game.
The blokes had
mixed results in
Thursdays games.
Division 1 blue
south had a screamer
against Thornlie
to pick up 6pts,
with Ross Donald,
Kim Green, John
McCormack and
Pete Jeanes scoring
a stunning +20.
The lads in 2 red
went down to Como,
but David Hyde,
Noel Reynolds,
David Broadfoot and
Richard Jay gained
1pt with a +9.
Division 4 white
saw the narrowest
of victories against
Mt Pleasant.Two
rinks that of George
Klug, Alan Davison,
Geoff Sansom and
Ron Day, along with
Kerry Haddleton,
Keith Allen, Rick
Mapley and Pete
Moulton scored
+2 to carry the team
over the line.
Division 4 blue had
a tough day, going
down to Quinns
Rock.
In the Rotators v
Reserves there was a
draw, but on a wildly
disputed count-back,
Pete Hopper, Brian
Page, Martin Adams
and Bruce Fiegert
took home the wine.

Congratulations
to Ross McKenzie,
Pete Bacich and Don
Hicks for their welldeserved win in the
club triples. A great
effort.
However, there was
a downside. The club
elders sat deep in
the new club lounge
chairs and, in spite of
their port and cigars,
exuded an air of melancholy.
It had come to their
attention that some
5th division players
had gained access
to the mens triples
nals. Brows were furrowed and tuts were
tutted. This mixing of
the elite with lower
riff raff would not
be tolerated sighed
one of the elders to
a muted hear hear
and a gentle patting
of the arm rests.
Another noted that
we could end up with
democracy and even
women voting if this
sort of thing continued, so it was agreed
that words would be
spoken in appropriate
places.
Happy 90th to Ken
Brooke!
Hollywood
Subiaco
It was another
good day at the ofce when the ladies
scored 3pts against
Bassendean in
Tuesdays pennants.
The rink of Anne
Ormsby, Dot Leeson,
Nada Bonny and Betsy
Tapley won 19/10.
On the other rink,
Jenni Lush, Deirdre
Duncan, Margaret
Gawler and Lesley
Langley had a 12-shot
lead after 10 ends. The
sleeping giant then
woke and Bassendean
won 5 ends to hit the
front by 1.
Hollywood responded and the score
ended at 22-all.
In Thursdays midweek pennants the
results were good for
both divisions.
Division 2 travelled
to Belmont City and
managed to scramble
over the line by two
shots to claim the aggregate and leapfrog
Belmont City into
second place.
The rink of Alan
Brindley, Peter Evans,
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Glen Morey and Tony

Byrne led from start
to nish and won by 3.
Leigh Fitzpatrick,
John Hall, Bill Ford
and Robbie Appleton
won only 9 of the 21
ends but restricted the
opposition to single
digits on 7 ends.
A much-needed 5
on the second last
end swung the pendulum Hollywoods
way and even a 2 to
Belmont on the last
end wasnt enough to
stop Hollywood taking
the points.
It was a do or die
game for dungeon
dwelling division 4.
The rink of Ted
Brown, Bill Chellew,
Laurie Ward and
Greg Bridges won a
see-sawing game by
a single shot while
the rink of Graeme
Gerrans, Grandad
(they were desperate),
Uncle Arthur and
Colin Graves won by 5.
Meanwhile, John
Duncan, Ron Wilkie,
John Horsfall and Ray
Preston had an armchair ride to secure
the aggregate by 18
shots and win the pots.
There was a reasonable turn-up for pairs
on Sunday morning.
In the final, Bill
Ford and Barry Pascoe
proved to be a little
more than Peter Evans
and Robbie Appleton
could handle.
Mosman
Park
The mens mid-week
teams were quite successful last week, with
the division 1 men
gaining 6pts and division 5 picking up 5pts.
Division 4 managed
only 1pt against neighbouring Claremont.
The ladies all were
quite successful, with
the premier ladies
gaining 5pts against
Leeming.
The ladies divisions
1 and 3 received 4pts
and 5pts respectively.
In the nal of the
ladies singles championships played
on Wednesday, Lisa
Featherby played
Kerry Anderson, with
Lisa winning 25/23.
The plate final
was between Del
Adams and Maria
McCormack, with
Maria winning 19/11.
There was a
Baskin
seeks
running
mate
Baskin, a four-year-old cattle dog, loves
bouncing around and needs someone to be
on the go with.
His carers at the Shenton Park Dogs Refuge
Home say there is nothing better than seeing
his tongue hanging out after a good exercise
session.
He is also a massive snuggler and will do
anything for a bit of affection.
Baskin will make a great companion for
anyone looking for an active, intelligent and
affectionate dog to make their home complete.
Baskin is good with older children and needs
two 45-minute exercise sessions a day.
To nd out more about him, call the refuge
on 9381 8166.
Who ended up at
Claremont Hospital?
For more than 70 years, Claremont Hospital
for the Insane (later Claremont Mental
Hospital) was WAs biggest stand-alone
psychiatric hospital.
Find out who founded it, what happened to
patients who were admitted there and what
has happened to the hospital in a broad look
at its history presented by Philippa Martyr.
Dr Martyr, a historian who works in communications and research for the North
Metropolitan mental health service, has
recently completed a history of Claremont/
Graylands Hospital.
She will be the speaker at the next meeting
of the Nedlands branch of National Seniors,
which will gather at 10am on Tuesday,
February 2, at Drabble House, behind
Nedlands library.
For more information, call Ross on 0419
900 824.
good turnout for
Wednesdays scroungers, though it did get
a bit chilly.
The nalists were
Aleda Pope, Patrick
James, Ian Flack,
Debbie Neaves,
Melissa and Harriet.
The winner was Ian.
Joost den Haan, Celia

Lifschitz and, on
equal points, Sasha
Lawanna and Emma
Isliker.
Congratulations to
all, particularly the
visitors Sasha is visiting from Thailand and
Paul from Sweden,
where he is a member
of Atlas Boule Club,
Stockholm.
This Saturday,
January 30, Guy will
conduct a training
session from 4 to 4.45
pm at the club for interested players.
Otherwise, there
will be social play, followed by a barbecue.
Ptanque
At Subiaco Ptanque
Club last Saturday, the
winner of the ongoing
Presidents Trophy
was Guy Soubeyran,
followed by Marian
Minuta, Paul Hinks,
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Doing
his thing
SARAH McNEILL
On the phone from New

York, Geoff Sobelle says he
in the middle of packing and
loading his show, The Object
Lesson.
Its no mean feat, packing
up an installation show that
consists of hundreds of boxes
stacked to the ceiling, filled
with stuff detritus, collectibles, loved and discarded
items, photos, red things and

dead things.
But he will not be able to
bring it all to Australia most
of it wouldnt pass customs.
Instead, when he brings his
meditative one-man show to
the Perth International Arts
Festival, his boxes will be
filled with donated items.
Itll be your stuff youll be
exploring, he said.
The show, Geoff explained,
was inspired by the notion

that one mans trash is anothers treasure or as he puts it,
your stuff is other peoples
shit.
He wanted to explore peoples weird faculty for identifying with things.
He started in 2013 with stuff
from his own home clothes,
furniture, bank statements,
photos, a massive, meaningful, meaningless pile of junk
that was a weird self-portrait.

Audiences were invited to
poke through the stuff, open
boxes and explore personal
items.
It really unsticks you when
someone picks up something
of yours and then just throws
it down carelessly, he admitted. But then, he said, there
were people who found something that they treasured and
for the rest of the show, car-
ried it around like a puppy.

What pushes an object
from just being a thing, to
something you cant let go of?
he wonders.
For a long time, before he
starts unpacking, discarding,
shedding and sharing his stories, Geoff just watches the
audience and they become the
unwitting performers on his
stage of life.
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Doing
his
thing
Michaels life is a cabaret
cover
story
From page 61
Geoff describes himself

as an artist, inventor and
magician but not an
actor.
He learnt inventions
from his grandfather, who
could make anything out
of anything, just for some
stupid effect, and he
taught himself magic.
I never really loved
plays, but I wanted to
be on stage, he said. I
wanted to work collaboratively with set designers,
lighting, performers, but I
didnt know what that was
called.
That was until he went to
the Jacques Lecoq School
in Paris, and discovered
like-minded people and
learnt physical theatre,
absurdism, improvisation,
illusion and clowning.
Geoff says that crammed
in among piles of boxes
of endless stuff that audiences have poked through,
peered into, adored or
ignored, Ive got this
thing, you know, a memento from that time. Let me
just see if I can find it ...
The Object Lesson is at
the Studio Underground
from February 11 to 21.
Michael Griffiths is bringing back 1980s pop in his show,

Adolescent.
Short and funny for

Opera in the Park
When Brad Cohen took
over as artistic director at
the WA Opera last year he
decided he wanted to do
something different for the
annual Opera in the Park
event.
He has chosen Gianni
Schicchi, Puccinis last
completed opera (Turandot
was incomplete when he
died).
Brad said the short oneact, opera usually presented
with other works, stands
perfectly on its own as a
sublime comedy.
Its a little over an hour
in length, which I think will
make the evening even more
attractive to families and
older attendees, he said.
Wine month
Geoff Sobelle
Michael Griffiths dreamt

of becoming a pop star.
Obsessed with the music
of his teen years Spandau
Ballet, Duran Duran,
Madonna, Eurythmics,
Culture Club and his
first crush, A-ha young
Michael spent long hours
watching video hits, reading pop mags and hanging
up posters on his bedroom
wall.
His arts-loving mother
regularly took Michael and
his sister (now a contemporary dancer) to the ballet and opera and Michael
vividly recalls seeing a passionate version of Macbeth
in Russian when he was
about seven.
His pop dream took him
from Adelaide to WAAPA
to study music theatre, and
before he knew it he was
getting roles in juke box
musicals performing all the
songs he loved Priscilla
Queen of the Desert, We
The opera, to be
performed next Saturday,
is directed by former
Festival of Perth director
Lindy Hume and features
plenty of familiar opera
voices, including Katja
Webb, Douglas McNicol,
Fiona Campbell, Matthew
Lester and Mark Alderson.
The opera is full of
greed, bribery and
subterfuge, after relatives
discover that dead
Florentine noble, Donati,
has left all his money to a
monastery.
They turn to Gianni
Schicchi for help and
he devises a plan to
impersonate the late Donati
and re-write the will.
The comic opera features

one of the worlds best
known arias, O mio
babbino caro.
Opera in the Park
launches Brads first
curated WA Opera season,
which continues with the
major new Australian
work, The Riders, based
on Tim Wintons novel,
Simon Phillips version of
The Elixir of Love set in
outback Australia and The
Pearlfishers, directed by
Michael Gow.
Opera in the Park is a
free event on Saturday,
February 6. It starts at
8pm in Langley Park
with family entertainment
from 6pm.
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Langley Park next Saturday.
Its a clich, but

its so true that
an audience
brings so much
to each show
Will Rock You, Shout and

Jersey Boys.
At 40, Michael is still
that obsessed teenager at
heart and he has left musical theatre to perform his
own cabaret shows where
nostalgia rules.
He won the Best Cabaret
award at the 2014 Adelaide
Fringe and Best Cabaret
Weekly Award 2015 and
returns to Fringe World
with two of his popular
cabaret shows, Adolescent
and Sweet Dreams: Songs
by Annie Lennox.
Adolescent is a nostalgic
trip back to the 80s.
Its a clich, but its
so true that an audience

brings so much to each
show, and in Adolescent
there are plenty of opportunities to sing along with
all those great 80s classics,
Michael said.
He chose Annie Lennox
because he said, she stood
out for her lyrics.
Every song is personal,
about loss, betrayal, heartbreak and depression, he
said. She was not about
disposable good times,
but I dont think she ever
realised quite how subversive she was.
His shows are simple,
just him and his piano, full
of charm, good humour,
nostalgia and great music.
Michel Griffiths will
perform in the De Parel
Spiegeltent in the Perth
Cultural Centre.
Sweet Dreams is at 6pm
on January 27 and 28
and Adolescent is on from
January 29 to February 2.
Ask
Ellie
Ive been
seeing this
wonderful guy
and weve been
on five dates so
far. We texted every day
and he phoned a lot.
However, he now
doesnt always text back
as much, and barely calls
me. We last saw each
other around December.
Hed bought me
Christmas presents, and a
lovely card that expressed
how much I mean to him.
But since then, hes
been distant from me.
He even mentions how I
dont phone him enough.
I also noticed on
Facebook that he was
out on a Friday night
with another girl, who
posted the picture of her
food order, but tagged
him in the photo.
I could be overreacting
to this, but I dont
think its right for a
guy to hang out with a
girl while hes seeing
someone else.
Ive been texting him
and I did try ringing,
but he claims he never
got my calls.
Im worried because
he means a great deal
to me and I want those
wonderful words he
put in his card to mean
something.
Is he pulling away?
Unless youre
living far apart
from each other,
this has been a
limited relationship no
matter how much you
text.
Hes keeping up less
contact and doesnt
see your connection as
exclusive, after only
five dates.
Hes free to be out
with other women,
since theres nothing
that suggests you two
had an understanding
for the future.
However, his
Christmas card did give
a different impression.
Mixed messages arent
fair, though perhaps
hes met someone else
since.
Ring him, and ask if
you can meet briefly
for coffee not a drink,
youre not asking for a
date.
If he agrees, fine.
But even if he doesnt
agree, seize the moment
to mention the card
and ask the question
that matters: Is he
interested in getting
together more often, or
not?
Its better to know
where you stand, than
to keep texting and
calling into a void.
Embracing the
unknown at the Quarry
SARAH McNEILL
Craig Davidson is
learning the art of being in
the moment.
It means that questions
about the new dance
piece he is creating for
WA Ballets season at the
Quarry really have no
answer.
Im still in the process
of finding out what this
ballet will be, he said. Im
embracing elements of the
unknown.
What he has decided
on, mid-way through
rehearsals, is a title:
Ambiguous Content. The
title itself is ambiguous
Craig pronounces content
both ways, as in satisfied
or as in cargo. It doesnt
matter which way you
want to take it, he says.
The world premiere of
his new work is the first
WA Ballet commission
for the Australian-born,
Germany-based ballet
dancer.
And its been a while
since hes even spent
time in Australia. Craig
was 15 when he left his
mothers ballet school in

Wodonga, Victoria, to take
up an offer from the New
Zealand School of Ballet.
From there Europe
beckoned, and Craig
has had an impressive
international career over
the past 13 years, dancing
and choreographing with
companies including
Finnish National Ballet,
Royal Ballet Flanders,
and American Ballet
Theatre. He is now with
Semperoper Ballet in
Dresden.
He has worked with
acclaimed choreographers,
including William
Forsythe, Jiri Kylian,
Mats Ek and British
choreographer David
Dawson who is also
creating a piece for the
Quarry season.
Craig cites both
Dawson and Forsythe
as his inspirations in his
choreography.
I like to work with the
classical form and push it
to its limits, he said. Call
it classical with a twist.
Craigs mother, still
a ballet mistress, and
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his sister, now a ballet

teacher, have both flown to
Perth for the premiere of
Ambiguous Content.
It is one of five works
in the companys PIAF
summer season, collectively
titled Five by Night.
David Dawson will
present two works, a
pas de deux set to music
by modern master Max
Richter called On the
Nature of Daylight and
an intricate work for five
dancers, called 5.
In Black is created by
WA Ballet soloist Andre
Santos, and is a reflection
of a dancers training
while To the Pointe is
a vibrant hip-hop/ballet
collaboration between
WAB dancers Meg
Parry, Victoria Maughan,
Melissa Boniface, Andrew
Santos and Jayne
Smeulders with Pepito,
Australias three-time
Bboy champion.
Five by Night: Ballet
at the Quarry is on from

February 5 to 27 at 8pm.
Gates open for picnickers
from 6.30pm.
Craig Davidson will perform his new work, Ambiguous Content, at the Quarry.
Discontent in the pleasure garden

Fringe World is under
way in more than 150
venues around Perth, with
hundreds of independent
artists taking creative risks,
developing new works,
challenging, provoking and
entertaining.
But not everyone is
smiling in the Fringes
garden of pleasure.
Late last year, performer
and 2015 Fringe winner
Tiffany Barton lodged a
petition on change.org.
She said the festival had
taken more than $6million
at the box office, but its
$300 registration fee and
32% cut of box office
takings had left most Fringe
players out of pocket.
Tiffany said that last
year, even with a sell-out
extended season and prize
money, her shows profit
amounted to $400 each
for her, her director, set
designer, sound designer,
vocalist and publicist.
Thats roughly $2 an
hour for three months
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work, Tiffany said. And

thats a success story.
I love the Fringe but I
was completely broke at
the end of it.
In Edinburgh there are
producers who come and
see shows to pick up, but
here theres nothing, and
nowhere else to go.
She asked for the Fringe
to consider reducing the
registration fee to its
original $150 or to do a
sliding scale of fees like
the Sydney Fringe, which
sets the fee according to
potential audience size,
ranging from $100 to $400.

Tiffany suggested
partners and sponsors
might like to pay full price
for tickets instead of asking
for freebies, and she asked
for more financial help or
in-kind support from the
City of Perth.
She emphasised what all
local artists repeatedly call
for more state government
funding for the arts.
Fringe World director
Amber Hasler issued
a formal statement in
response to Tiffanys
petition, saying that the
Fringe did an extensive

post-festival survey.
The 2015 survey had
shown that 95.4% of
artists surveyed would
recommend participating
in Fringe World to other
artists.
We are confident that
we are providing the best
services possible for the
most affordable price, the
statement said.
Fringe World said it
provided an artists club,
the Budgie Smuggler,
where Fringe artists could
access to discounted
food and drinks and free

entertainment during the
festival.
The only way to survive
is to remount a show,
which wont cost so much,
Tiffany said. New shows
are not sustainable.
Tiffany will perform her
remounted show at The
Shambles in the Perth
Cultural Centre from
February 5 to 10.
The petition is still
collecting signatures and
Tiffany hopes to meet
Fringe World after this
season.
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The spotlight is on investigative journalism

Its a tense newsroom
procedural that will surely
be one of the years best
films.
The story at its centre,
about which The Globe
ran some 600 stories, isnt
the only thing that will
fire up audiences. Its as
much about investigative
journalism a profession
that sometimes feels like
its disappearing in the
fast-paced digital world but
here makes an irrefutable
case for its own relevance
and imperative.
Led by editor Walter
Robby Robinson
(Michael Keaton) and
including reporters
Michael Rezendes (Mark
Ruffalo), Sacha Pfeiffer
(Rachel McAdams) and
Matt Carroll (Brian
dArcy James), the
team systematically and
intrepidly scratched away to
unearth the cancer riddling
the churchs foundations.
But McCarthy, who
co-wrote the script with
Josh Singer (The Fifth
Spotlight (M)
REVIEW: PIER LEACH
Weve seen it in
documentary form in Alex
Gibneys Emmy-winning
Mea Culpa Maxima:
Silence in the House of
God and Amy Bergs
Oscar-nominated 2006 film
Deliver Us From Evil.
Both were damning,
blood-boiling indictments
of not only the sickening
sexual abuse of children by
Catholic priests but also
of the church hierarchys
active and sustained
protection of its own
ranks.
Spotlight, Tom
McCarthys (The Station
Agent, The Visitor) lucid
and steadily compelling
drama, is about the
reporting team at The
Boston Globe that blew the
lid off the case in 2002 and
won the 2003 Pulitzer Prize
for public service for their
efforts.
Editorial meeting Rachel McAdams, Mark Ruffalo, Michael Keaton, Brian dArcy James and John Slattery in Spotlight.
Estate), steers well clear

of mythologising or
glamorising either the
players or the process. He
wisely avoids any kind
of overt emotional string
pulling; indeed, there is
just one scene featuring
children.
Instead Spotlight plays
out with workaday realism:

chasing down reticent
lawyers (Stanley Tucci
and Billy Crudup), court
orders, access to survivors
and eventually sealed
documents. McCarthy
relies on the content to
grip and it does, like a
vice.
Its telling that it takes

The Globes new editorin-chief Marty Baron (a
superb Liev Schreiber),
whos Jewish, to get
Robby on the case in the
first place, what with 53%
of the papers readership
Catholic. Complicity is a
question McCarthy raises
criticsPICKS Jessies everywhere

What the critics are saying
Room (M)
Lenny Abrahamsons shattering drama

Room borrows its fictional plot from the
tabloids and strips it of sensationalism,
says the Village Voice. The Guardian
agrees: Claustrophobic horror gives way
to muscle-clenching suspense in this film,
and then to something else, to a subtle
and unguessable third act in Emma
Donoghues screen adaptation of her
2010 novel Room, in which Abrahamson
brings his expertise in the pathology of
avoidance and shame and Brie Larson
gives a powerful performance.
Looking For Grace (M)
The Hollywood Reporter reckons Sue

Brookss film opens strongly, full
of poignancy and promise, training
its intimate gaze on the teenager of
the title, who has run away from her
family home to cross the sprawling flat
Wheatbelt of inland Western Australia.
But when the focus widens the tone
lurches into awkwardness, undercutting
the emotional impact. SBS agrees: The
films many fragments never arrange
to form a context in which Graces
behaviour or that of the characters
who spend the film looking for her can
make coherent, emotional sense.
Somerville Feb 1-7

The Wait (M)
A mothers grief at the loss of her son

underlies this cinematically dazzling
debut, though a surfeit of style and
too many unanswered questions keep
auds at arms length, says Variety.
The Hollywood Reporter agrees Piero
Messina (Paolo Sorrentinos assistant
director on Oscar winner The Great
Beauty) occasionally indulges too
much in stylistic superfluities and isnt
the subtlest of directors but Juliette
Binoche has such quiet grace that even
somewhat awkwardly metaphorical
sequences ... are transfigured
into quietly wordless moments of
considerable power.
Average star ratings
life by the
at the Fringe
drop
Jessie Gordon should probably

win an award for performing in the
most shows in Fringe World.
The versatile singer will front
The Cottontail Trio, Darling Buds
of May, Swing Revue, Dirty
Blues, Dirty Jazz, An Evening in
Paris and Anatomically Incorrect
Gentlemen.
Jessie covers it all from soft,
lyrical and romantic to gutsy and
grand blues, close-knit harmonies
and dirty humour.
After starting singing with a swing
band at 15, Jessie then took a more
intellectual approach to the swing
era, with degrees in anthropology
and sociology from UWA and was
well on her way to a PhD on gender
analysis in swing dancing.
She gave up her studies because
she was getting so many gigs as a
performer.
Jessie turned to studying the soft,
purring style of Peggy Lee, and in
her Fringe World show The Darling
Buds of May Fever she sings all
Peggys best known songs.
In the Swing Revue, Jessie is
joined by Libby Hammer, Ali
Bodycoat, Ricki Malet and the
Cottontail Trio for a high energy
performance of the great songs of
the 30s to the 50s.
In Dirty Jazz and Dirty Blues,
which are not child-friendly, Jessie
explores the meaning behind a lot of
lyrics.
As a singer I pay attention to
lyrics in a way listeners dont
and some of those lovely romantic
melodies have some really filthy
lyrics, she said. (And she sweetly
sings a few bars of a song that is
Racy riesling
Star Halliday rating and has

accumulated 33 trophies,
making it one of WAs most
awarded wineries.
Traditionally, Aussie riesling

hailed from the Clare or Eden
valleys, however in the past
20 years or so the Great
Southern rieslings have been
gaining a reputation.
In James Hallidays 2016
Wine Companion, 17 dry
rieslings received scores of
97 points or above and six
of them were from the Great
Southern.
These rieslings are reputed for
their long ageing potential.
On release they can be tight
and almost shy, but they
develop into complex and
powerful old wines.
Each of the five sub regions
in the Great Southern Mt
Barker, Frankland River,
Porongurup, Denmark
and Albany produces
rieslings with slightly different
characters,
Harewood Estate is a
boutique winery that nestles
among the karri trees
on Denmarks Scotsdale
Road. Established in 1988,
Harewood Estate was sold
in 2003 to the (now owner)
winemaker James Kellie.
James started his career at
Howard Park wines with John
Wade and later Michael
Kerrigan, and eventually, in
1998, started making wine
for Harewood Estate on
contract.
Since his takeover, the
winery has had a five Red
Harewood Estate
Denmark Riesling
2015
If youve ever
been through
the Denmark
wine region,
youve probably
driven down the
wonderful Scotsdale Road
and chances are youve
stopped in at Ducketts Mill
for cheese. The fruit for this
riesling is from the vineyard
directly next door.
Winemaker and owner
James Kellie has made this a
streamlined and elegant wine.
Racy and lithe, it is spiced
and refreshing with an acid
backbone and burst of bright
fruit on the palate. It has lime
pith, white pepper, green
apple skins and a swoosh
of cleansing, tightly-coiled
acidity.
It deservedly won a gold
medal at the 2015 Qantas
wine show and is cracking
bargain. It will be perfect with
white meats through summer.
$18.99. 92 points
WA is fast becoming one of

Australias premier rieslingproducing regions.
Jessie Gordon
clearly not just about sugar and

honey.)
In the Cottontail Trio, Jessie is
joined by Amy Rosato and Alissa de
Souza to cover the close harmonies
and fast-paced numbers of the
Andrew Sisters and the Boswell
Sisters.
As well as being a jazz singer,
Jessie said she was working at
developing a blues voice Ive
always wanted to belt out the
blues!
And to add to her repertoire,
Jessie is preparing to take herself
off to Berlin for the second half of
the year to establish a European
cabaret career.
For all her shows, check out
fringeworld.com.au.
again and again and it

is those complexities that
make Spotlight soar.
The films postscript
lists all the hundreds of
towns and cities in the
US and around the world
with similar cases Perth,
WA, included. Its chilling,
galvanising stuff.
ERIN LARKIN
LIQUOR BARONS
TASTING PANEL
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SUBIACO
From $695,000
7/31 Hood Street
It doesnt get more central

than this upmarket apartment,
which is a stones throw from
shops and the train.
AGENT: Janelle Laretive,
Abel McGrath.
Formal gardens form a pleasing backdrop to the paved courtyard at back of the 353sq.m block
Offers from $795,000

108 Park Street
This pre-Federation workers

cottage has been renovated
to feature timber-lined ceilings
and an upmarket kitchen.
AGENT: Niki Peinke and
Kyron Bone, The Property
Exchange.
From $1.95million
54 Rossello Lane
Fronting a park, this modern

three-bed includes a rooftop
terrace that is ideal for entertaining.
AGENT: Richard Self,
Mack Hall.
FAST FACTS
Median Subiaco house

price $1,248,500.
Properties for sale: 89
Ex-display home gets high-spec reno

4
2
3 Old Jacaranda Way

SUBIACO
Oers
Paxton Hoad
s the name implies,

Old Jacaranda Way in
Subi Centro is awash with
greenery.
In spring, its awash with
purple.
Natures palette forms a
colourful necklace around
this contemporary twostorey home, which was
built as a display house by
Webb and Brown-Neaves.
Now on to its third
owner, the house has recently undergone a highspec renovation to update
the interior and add a
touch of luxury.
There have been no
half measures, says the
owner.
The most noticeable difference is in the kitchen,
which lies at the front of a
There have been no half measures

sprawling living area just
next to the front door.
Light composite stone
benches along opposite
sides of a wide central
space allow plenty of
room for the breakfast
rush.
Glossy white cabinets,
low-profile Miele appliances and an integrated
fridge and dishwasher
lend the kitchen a sleek,
minimalist feel.
All the cabinets including the built-in pantry are
on sliding rails, so you
dont have to get on your
hands and knees to retrieve
something from the back of
a cupboard.
Tasmanian oak floors
run from here through to
the adjoining dining area,
which features a soaring
window beneath a twostorey void.
The lounge is just a few

steps farther back, past
the stairs.
Hit a switch to reveal a
retractable projector screen
while blinds automatically
lower over the windows.
When the weather cooperates you can instead
make use of the courtyard,
which is beautifully landscaped in a formal style.
The garden is overlooked by a long first-floor
balcony that connects to
the upstairs common area
and two of the homes four
bedrooms.
Two bathrooms can be
found upstairs, each with
floor-to-ceiling Jura Grey
sandstone tiles and stylish fittings, courtesy of the
renovation.
The selling agents are
Jennifer Lowe and Michael
Hoad, of Paxton Hoad.
Integrated appliances and glossy cabinets lend the kitchen a sleek appearance.
A colourful necklace of foliage surrounds this former Webb

and Brown-Neaves display home.
FOR LEASE
9/14 Athelstan Street, Cottesloe

$920 per week
THE OLD FLOUR MILL

This amazing apartment is available now for a six months lease. This
apartment is way above average in size and has a ton of features to offer.
The soaring ceilings in the spacious living rooms offer a feeling of light and
space. It also offers a wonderful lifestyle of comfort and convenience.
Three large, light and bright bedrooms plus two large bathrooms and a
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Judith Jones
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m. 0423 043 866
e. judith@spacerealty.com.au
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Move into
a holiday
lifestyle
POST
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4
2
14 Richardson
Avenue
CLAREMONT
EOI
Space Real Estate
hen renovating this

1950s Claremont
house, the owners brief
to the architect was
simple.
We wanted to have a
home that felt like you
were at your holiday
home every day, while
being in the heart of the
western suburbs, the
owners said.
With four living areas,
six bedrooms and four
bathrooms, the two-storey
property is a cut above the
average beach shack.
Add to that sweeping
river views, a pool and two
outdoor entertaining areas
and you are sure to enjoy
a holiday lifestyle.
The renovation was completed in Hamptons style
and features tall french

doors and windows, an allwhite faade and several
balconies.
Downstairs, a central
lounge room connects to a
more informal living space.
Spending time in the
kitchen will be no chore,
with views of the pool and
surrounding gardens.
The home is ideal for
those who like to entertain,
according to selling agents
Susan James and Alex
Bain, of Space Real Estate.
The rear patio, pool
and cabana will ensure
every event is masterfully
accommodated, Ms James
said.
There are four bedrooms on the first floor,
including a generous main
bedroom with a private
balcony and lounge area.
One of the hidden gems
is a loft that can be accessed by a drop-down
ladder.
The renovation was completed in

Hamptons style and features tall
french doors and windows
The pool uses an ozone filtration system, which helps minimise red eyes and dry skin.
The kitchen is bright and airy, thanks to high ceilings and

French doors.
The back patio is fitted with a fridge, freezer and barbecue

to make entertaining easy.
Kitchen is bridge between

old and new
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A long, granite-topped breakfast bar is the centrepiece of the deluxe kitchen.
hen it comes to character renovations, its

common to see that a few
walls have been knocked
down to make way for an
open-plan kitchen and living area.
But this sophisticated
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For Sale
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home, on an 809sq.m corner

block, exhibits something
refreshingly different.
The kitchen commands
its own dedicated space at
the heart of the home.
And with its long granite-topped breakfast bar
channelling your line-ofsight down the centre of
the room, it acts as a bridge
between old and new.
At one end youll find a
door to the formal dining
room, where period features, including bevelled
glass and picture rails, are
celebrated.
The other end of the long
space opens to an informal
living area, where the soaring ceiling echoes the roof
shape of the original 1940s
home.
On balmy summer
evenings, throw open the
bifolds and dine on the big
entertainers deck among
citrus, olive and magnolia
trees.
Branching from the living area is a guest wing,
with two bedrooms and an
ensuite, which would also
be ideal for teenagers.
At the front of the home,
a central hall services three
good-sized bedrooms and
the beautifully refurbished
original bathroom, complete with a claw-foot bath.
The two-car garage can
be accessed off Edward
Street.
The selling agents are
Adam and Emma Gilbert,
of Realmark Western
Suburbs.
EXECUTIVE LEASING
170 kms North of Perth
100acres
Parkland Cleared
Excellent Lifestyle Block
Panoramic Views
Soak Water
Fenced, Power, Shed
Heavy to Medium Soils
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Contact:
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Tel: 9321 4228 www.leasingelite.com.au
There is plenty of space on the deck for family entertaining

while the kids can play on the nearby lawn.
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Agent fined $5000 for

overcharging
Jones Land LaSalle spokesman Nick

van Helden predicts 24% oce vacancies by 2017.
Good time for office

renters
Nearly a quarter of Perth offices

could be sitting vacant by the end
of this year, according to real estate
multinational Jones Lang LaSalle.
The commercial vacancy rate is just
shy of 18%, but with the resources
industry in decline and eight new
buildings under construction the
forecast is grim. JLL spokesman
Nicholas van Helden said the Perth
market was looking like heading
towards 24% vacancy by the end of
the year. Free fit-outs and rent-free
periods are among the incentives
being offered by landlords in a
bid to attract commercial tenants.
Given the available deals that are
out in the market place, tenants
are enjoying reduced rents and
incentives to move, so it is a good
time to take advantage of the deals,
Mr Van Helden told the ABC.
A Karratha real estate agent has

been slapped with a $5000 fine
by the State Administrative Tribunal
for overcharging clients more than
$19,000 between November 2011
and March 2015. First National
Real Estate Karratha was found
to have overcharged for property
inspections and management
fees on eight properties over the
period, but the tribunal accepted
that the charges were the result
of administrative errors and not
deliberate. The clients have since
been refunded the overpaid fees.
Acting Commissioner for Consumer
Protection David Hillyard said
clients of property management
firms should be vigilant when
examining their invoices. Property
owners should check their statements
carefully and ensure that the fees
being charged are in accordance
with their agreement. If not, take
the matter up with the agency
and contact Consumer Protection
if the problem is not rectified
immediately.
NBA star LeBron James is asking US$665,800 for his starter home in north-east Ohio.
price. Now, a famed Pennsylvania
property is getting the same
treatment. The three-storey Victorian
home about an hours drive southeast of Pittsburgh was the home of
serial killer Buffalo Bill in the 1991
film Silence of the Lambs, and
was first listed for US$300,000 six
months ago. After plenty of curiosity
but no serious buyers, the owners
dropped the price to US$250,000.
The location isnt doing the sellers
any favours, nor is the fact that four
bedrooms share a single bathroom.
Cashed-up horror fans should
enquire with selling agent Dianne
Wilk, of Berkshire Hathaway. And
no, there isnt really a dungeon pit
in the basement.
Want a piece of basketball

history?
Still in the US, basketball star

LeBron James is selling the smalltown home he lived in during
his rise to stardom and is asking
US$665,800. The modern four-bed
house on a 0.82-hectare property
in Wadsworth, north-east Ohio,
features a dramatic two-storey
great room, a basement bar and
an outdoor basketball court with
LeBrons signature engraved in the
pavement. The four-time MVP (most
valuable player) was born in Ohio
and spent the first seven years of his
career with the Cleveland Cavaliers,
before a four-year stint at the
Miami Heat that saw him win two
Fame no guarantee of a
sale
Publicity doesnt always help sell a

home, as the owners of Chicagos
Ferris Bueller house discovered.
The Highland Park home was five
years on the market before going
for less than half the original asking
After ve months on the market the Silence of the Lambs house is yet to nd a
buyer.
NBA titles. In 2014 he returned to

Cleveland, where he is the all-time
leading scorer. Last year, he sold his
Miami mansion for US$13.4million.
His far more modest Ohio home
is listed with Barbara Wilson, of
Howard Hanna Real Estate.
Dont settle for capped

fees
Settlement agents and land valuers

will no longer have their fees
capped by the state government,
according to Commerce Minister
Michael Mischin. The fee caps for
settlement agents and land valuers
were imposed in pre-internet days
when information on charges
wasnt easily accessible, and there
was a risk that consumers could
be charged excessive fees, Mr
Mischin said. Western Australia is
the only state that regulates these
types of charges, which are widely
regarded as being outdated and
unnecessary. According to the
Department of Commerce, most
fees charged by settlement agents
and land valuers are already well
below the legislated maximum,
which will no longer apply from
February 3.
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Opportunity within the current real estate market

Those who believe they can
predict what will happen in the
real estate market for 2016
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not match the predictions they
went in with at the start of the
year.
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volatility in Chinese markets
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with this year being earmarked
as one of the most tumultuous
starts in economic history.
Stock market volatility directly
impacts everything in the
broader economy from
property prices, to consumer
sentiment, the jobs market and
more, and this year looks to be
a particularly interesting one.
Property consultant, Richard
Clucas, believes despite the
current situation in China and
globally to a larger extent,
we can expect to see house
prices in the Perth market
stabilise somewhat.
However he said this may
change depending on
investors likelihood of
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which may cause the local
property market to dip a little
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to come from young couples,
singles and professionals
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the softer market and move up
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conditions can be expected
after what he described as an
amazing run for our resource
rich state.
Although there still is a degree
of uncertainty about the extent
of the impact of the resources
slow down, people still need
a roof over their head and a
place to call home.
He said as the construction
phase of the larger mining
projects winds up, we may see
some movement out of WA
which also impacts demand
and the supply of stock to the
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housing prices in Perth.
Mr Clucas said although the
stock market had been rocked
by global uncertainty about
Chinese markets and other
external factors early in the
New Year, the start to the year
in property had been a fairly
strong one so far.
There is certainly an increase

in buyer activity, he said.
Buyers who are currently
renting are seeing
opportunities and its a great
time to educate and discuss
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owners.
Opportunity exists when you
sell in a soft market and buy in
a soft market, with potentially a
better return in the higher price
brackets.
He said those in this situation
looking to upgrade are in a
good position to buy.
Interest rates remain, he
said, one of the major factors
homeowners take into
consideration when buying a
home.
Its also having a positive
impact on buyer sentiment so
far this year with predictions
are that rates will stay on hold
for most of 2016.
Mr Clucas said sellers were
becoming more realistic when
pricing their properties and
should seek advice from a
reputable agent to ensure
their properties were priced
correctly.
Agents need to price the

property correctly and
realistically and sellers need to
present homes to the highest
possible standard.
You need an agent with a
proven selling strategy and lots
of energy and who is prepared
to leave no stone unturned in
securing the best possible deal
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Timber brings character to
adaptable home
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28 Pindari Road
CITY BEACH
$2,925,000
Mack Hall
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Brush box floors temper the homes

modern interior design.
FAST FACTS
Median City Beach house price:

$1,815,000. Properties for sale: 47
t may not look like it from the

front, but timber is the cornerstone of this homes design.
Gleaming brush box floors
seem like natures counterbalance to the clean, white walls
and shiny chrome handrails.
They also bring warmth and
character to the home, built to
the owners specifications by
City Beach Projects.
Our brief from day one was
for a custom-built contemporary
home which would be adaptable
to our transforming needs as our
three young children became
older, say the owners.
Five spacious bedrooms and
two versatile living areas fit the
bill, while a solid architectural
relationship with the outdoors ensures that you can enjoy the best
of beachside living at any age.
Enjoy sunsets over the ocean
from the top-floor balcony, or
entertain guests in the downstairs
alfresco area next to the pool at
the rear of the 873sq.m block.
If you would prefer to relax
indoors, you can make use of
the sprawling upstairs living
area, complete with a minimalist
kitchen, and an adjoining lounge.
The selling agent is Greg
Williams, of Mack Hall.
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$599,000
WEST PERTH
39 Victoria Street
A sunken lounge alcove is
one of a handful of quirky
features in this two-bedroom
green-title townhouse.
AGENT: Claude Iaconi,
Abel McGrath.
Offers from
$875,000
NORTH FREMANTLE
36/11 Leighton Beach
Boulevard
This sunny two-bedroom
apartment is just steps from
the beach.
AGENT: Richard Self,
Mack Hall.
From
$1.1million
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Beautiful foliage surrounds

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area in this renovated threebedder.
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0428 910 341

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VAN BEMMEL
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0418 927 799 - 9296 1041
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Ian Brickelbank
0401 373 750 or

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0488 208 999
0417 969 480

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9242 2952
est 1997
Bricklaying Division
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Letterboxes
Retaining Walls
Stone Work
Plastering
Insurance Work
PH MARK NEWBOLD
0400 565 545

31 yrs exp
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FURNITUREMAKER
CABINETMAKER
est 31 years
BUILDING
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Builders
New homes plus
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by a specialist who
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7 Forrest Street Subiaco
BUILDING AUSTRALIAS
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Media Cabinets, Bookcases,
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I PERSONALLY DESIGN,
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0417 998 435
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companies Full decoration service
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0405 353 787
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Small Jobs Immediate Attention
Ring Frank
25 yrs exp
0412 908 205
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Professional
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Restoration, Clean and Seal Work
Call Dave 0408
092 350
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finished konstruction
Over 30 years experience in
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Renovations & Homes
Honesty, Integrity and
Quality Guaranteed
Classic character style
our speciality
Fulltime personal supervision
Built on our reputation in the
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0413 327 435
FOR ALL JOINERY

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Quality Work Guaranteed
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Ph 9382
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Mobile 0412 194 842
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0417 915 951
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9381 6098
Traditional Craftsmanship
7 Forrest Street,
Subiaco WA 6008.
Fax 9388 2089

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or email: nev@mbas.com.au
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all aspects of carpentry and joinery

doors
skirtings
decking
cabinet making
refurbishments
office and shop fitouts
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0272
or
9446 2011
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repairs to all concrete Brickpaving,
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limestone walls.
Ph
9385 7150 or 0414 660 051 DAY
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Earthworks, Pressure
Cleaning & Sealing of
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0418 941 539
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www.smartwire.net.au
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Phone: 9245 5305 / 0433 337 467

For an obligation free quote
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Repairs to hot water systems
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Stove & oven repairs
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YOUR APPLE NEEDS
Ph: 0417 928 439
Council Approval
Drafting
ELECTRICAL
448 Stirling Highway, Cottesloe
9384 5656
DECKING
A DECK ABOVE
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9384 1163
129 CLAREMONT CRESCENT, SWANBOURNE
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS & RETAILERS
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MAINTENANCE AND BREAKDOWN SERVICE
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OVENS & HOTPLATE REPAIRS
STOCKIST OF STOKES APPLIANCE PARTS
ELEMENTS, SWITCHES
APPLIANCE SALES AND REPAIRS
EXTENSIVE RANGE OF GLOBES AND TUBES
PH: 9384 9232
MIKE 0417 189 942

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Call or Email James
0409 889 679
All types of Fencing
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LIC EC5706
EC 11972
Skilled Electrical
All Electrical Work
NO CALL OUT FEE

FREE QUOTES
For all your electrical needs
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ALL ELECTRICAL WORK

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BATHROOM HEATERS UPGRADE RENTALS
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EC 7341
Roberts
Renovations &
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Ceiling Fans, Exhaust Fans
Stove & Oven Repairs
Reticulation Controllers
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ELECTRICAL
Floreat
Tel 0411 123 769

ALL DOMESTIC - ELECTRICAL
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All electrical work
MAINTENANCE and
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and surrounding areas
Lic No EC 3474
0407 770 910
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Philip and His Team Call
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All Areas
EC 8293
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Internet Cabling
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EC 12004
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Hardie & Colorbond

Fencing Specialist
Twinside Retaining Walls
Gates & Asbestos Removal
No Job Too Difficult
Experienced Contractor
9387 4401
0417 942 962
rob@allfencingperth.com.au
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BUDGE
EST 1983
F-E-N-C-I-N-G
PINE LAP, CLOSED
PICKET, AND
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Installations
Call Adam
0424 101 026
EC8582
Ask about energy savings

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Trusted & Reliable

Electricians
0422 626 719

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Subiaco based contractor

Rewires Safety switches
Power points
Call 0403 968 164
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Dry bush jarrah
white gum
mallee roots
0407 088 082

FLOORING
TIMBER FLOORS
Suppliers / Installers of
New & Used Flooring

Stagger cuts to additions
Repairs to existing boards
White ant damage
Skirting, Beading, 1/4 rounds
WOOD & ALU. SCREENS

AND DOORS
NEW SCREENS & DOORS
BARRIER SCREENS
WHEEL REPAIRS
9384 4566
MOB 0412 770 881
FURNITURE
RESTORATION
Touchwood
Restorations
Quality furniture restoration Repairs that last French Polishing
- Spray Work - Stripping etc.
Ernest Palmer
0413 415 845
288A CAMBRIDGE ST, WEMBLEY
RANDELL HALL
0413 122 012

GARDENING
0407 166 177
NEDLANDS
GARDEN SERVICE
UALITY
FLOOR SANDING
Ring Joseph or Dino
for a Free Quote
on Your Flooring Needs.
Sanding, Sealing & Repairs
to all Timber Floors
to Your Satisfaction.
Ph: 9389 8903
0411 724 099
OBrien
Flooring
SANDING, FINISHING
LAYING AND DECKS
Jimmy 0420 235 709

www.obrienflooring.com.au
THE PERFECTIONISTS
* For Excellence in Garden Care

* Plant Selection & Planting
* Hort/Weed Control Spraying
* Expert Pruning and Espalier
* Professional advice
Specialising
DALKEITH TO MOSMANS
Phone Tony direct on:
Call Dave on
0412 187 585
BOSCH
FLOORSANDING
Call Jeff 0419 908 837
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0423 153 677
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Timber repairs
Full restoration services
AFTA member
All work guaranteed
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ALL LANDSCAPE AND

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

9203 9985
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All Garden Work.
Regular Maintenance.
Reliable & Meticulous
Ph Colin on
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GARDENER
REGULAR GARDEN MAINTENANCE AND CLEANUPS.
ROSES AND COTTAGE
GARDENS A SPECIALITY
ALL AREAS
FOR PROMPT AND
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
Phone MATTHEW
Matthew: 0414
710 110
JAN RAGENOVICH
Garden Makeovers
Select & Deliver Plants
Im talented, friendly 30 years
experience in your area and can

solve your plant selection probems.
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Nina Jones 0427 056 785
Rob 0450 384 711
Gardening
and Landscaping
Transform your tired old garden into an oasis of
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transformation to suit all budgets. All aspects of
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& Commercial. Garden maintenance
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plan & installation Property maintenance High
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Care Tree Lopping
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Northern Suburbs. W.A.
Roger Hill 0419 921 122
Servicing the POST area since 1983.

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0416 029 992 9381 5371
Polishing & Re-Coating, ATFA

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Cambridge
Gardening
Services
Mobile: 0414 080 753
Horticultural Cert.
SANDING & VARNISHING
Garden Maintenance
Residential & Commercial
Design & Installation
0419 905 053
0414 959 309

SANDING & COATING
TIMBER FLOORS
GARDENING
Call
Pruning Weeding
Cleanups Mulching
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Member WA Timber Flooring Assoc.
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0417 956 575
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0432 956 290
Member of Australian Timber Flooring Association
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FREE QUOTES
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Maintenance and Fault Specialists

Repairs to Hot Water Systms
Telephone and Computer Cabling
After hours emergency repairs.
Gates
0411 706 716

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GARDENING
REPAIRS & REWIRE
or james@jcfencing.com.au
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0429 880 004
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Garden Cleanups
Weed & Pest Control
Pruning & Hedging
Rubbish Removal & Mulching
Ph Ben
0428 792 042
VALUE
TRUST
RELIABILITY
30 Years serving the
Western Suburbs
Garden Renovations
and Maintenance
08 9384 9555
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WEEDING
MULCHING
PRUNING
PLANT CARE & ADVICE
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0427 542 655
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Lawn Mowing - Edging Trimming

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Disposal Garden Maintenance
Small Tree Lopping
0435 407 182
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ROOTS AND ALL
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Fully qualified and insured
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GENERAL GARDEN
MAINTENANCE
Call Shannon
0413 243 006
Garden Maintenance
Lawnmowing, Weeding,
POLICE
Garden Clean up
CLEARANCE
Supply of Plants & Mulch
Pruning, Mowing etc
General Maintenance
(weekly, fortnightly, monthly)
High Pressure Cleaning to Brickwork,
Patios, Driveways
Install & Maintenance of Pumps & Ponds
Peter 0439 930 966
email: wanaqa@bigpond.net.au
SAARI
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All small jobs
See also Painting Ad
0411 610 246
THE MOSMAN GARDENER

GARDEN SUPPLIES ACCESSORIES
Garden Design and

Landscape Services
JAMES 0403
466 711
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windows CLEANED
TREE PRUNING
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Ph: Kevin
0415 808 015

GLASS
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and windows, pet doors
www.freshwaterglass.com.au
Ph 0418 944 590
BALCATTA
GLASS
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9240 4422 All Hours
188 Balcatta Road, Balcatta
(opposite Bunnings)
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WHILE YOU WAIT
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+ GLASS REPAIRS +
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CLEANING
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Sealing Service Available
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Craig
0402 644 509

GUTTERING
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Ph VLASI now for a free inspection & quote.
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0419 927 224, 9245 2034
Prompt Gutters
The Guttering Specialist
Gutters &
Downpipes
Colorbond or
Zincalume
Fully Insured
All work
guaranteed
ADAM CLARKE
0433 210 028
Email: promptgutters@gmail.com
We carry out all household

maintenance as well as specialty
services - Electrical, Plumbing,
Gas Fitting, Painting, Plastering,
Tiling & Carpentry
www.tlc-perth.com
9284 0165
info@tlc-perth.com
0402 432 437
0450 225 113 6143 8721
waste and most house

hold rubbish.
General house repairs

and maintenance
FREE QUOTES
GUTTER
CLEANING
HOME
GARDEN BAGS
We collect all garden
Cornerstone
SPECIALISING IN ALL YOUR

ROOF PLUMBING NEEDS!
POST AREA SPECIALIST 20 YEARS

DOWNPIPES CLEARED
LEAKS AND OVERFLOWS SORTED
FREE QUOTES PENSIONER DISCOUNTS
PROMPT SERVICE
Phone
MARTIN
0414 011 220

GUTTER CLEANING
& WINDOW CLEANING
SPECIALIST
SAME DAY SERVICE

SUPPLY & INSTAL
GUTTERGUARD
DISCOUNT FOR SENIORS
Call Kevin Ph: Hme 9381 2080
Mob 0419 907 986
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Brickpaving, Painting,
Picture Hanging, Irrigation,
Gates, Fencing, Welding
All General Handyman Jobs
0407 193 606
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Carpentry
Painting
Installation
Pergolas
Decking
Gates
Timber fences
All home maintenance
Call Simon 0419 925 452
Cambridge
Handyman
0419 925 452
JOHNS HOME
MAINTENANCE
For all your home maintenance and

timber decking call John for fast and
reliable services
0421 809 872

GUTTER CLEANING
FULL
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No Mess Down Pipes Cleared

Gutter Guard Installed
Tree Lopping Roof Repairs
OKE
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Affordable Vacuum Gutter Cleaning

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Comprehensive insurance cover.
Fully roof-safety trained.
For an obligation-free quote call
1300 654 253 or 0457 077 536

or book online at
www.guttervac.com.au
Gutter Cleaning
Downpipes flushed, roofs cleaned
of debris from $99.00
Also high pressure cleaning
Jack 0412 986 151

9387 4442
HANDYMAN
Backyards cleared, tree lopping,
Brickwork, pavers cleaned and sealed.
General repairs and maintenance
Heavy work done, reasonable
and reliable.
PHONE DAVID (Jocks Retired)
9448 8486
SKILLED
THE FIXER
HOME & GARDEN

MAINTENANCE & REPAIRS
ALL ODD JOBS
Pressure Cleaning Garden Cleanups

Lawns Laid Retic Paving Repairs
Painting - Pergolas, Fences Gates,
Fences & Decking Repairs
Gutter Cleaning Soakwells Installed
Inside Work Driveways Painted
Call STEVE 9242

Mob 0407 788
8923
272
The NEDLANDS handyman

(and surrounding suburbs)
All those jobs your husband wont

or cant do. Picture hanging,
blinds, mirrors, gates, flyscreens,
cupboard/drawer repair, broken
sash cords replaced.
Police Clearance
BERT 0403 917 935

ALL THE NEWS
AND VIEWS
Our quality services will put

a smile on your face
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Kitchen cupboards
Storage solutions
Built in wardrobes
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I only provide quality maintenance
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CALL FRANK FOR A
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0418 919 312
Police cleared Reg Business Fully Insured
CALAUTTI
Handyman Service
For household repairs eg house and
fence painting, small tiling or
brickpaving areas, gardening, house
cleaning, cleaning gutters etc.
Call Charlie on 0401 019 975
www.tlc-perth.com
9284 0165
info@tlc-perth.com
HOT WATER
SYSTEM
LANDSCAPING
Roofing, Flashing
Gutters Installed OR Cleaned
Tiling etc.
All Handyman Jobs
0423 511 303
NEDLANDS HOME &

GARDEN MAINTENANACE
FOR ALL YOUR SMALL JOBS
Garden Maintenance:
Garden cleanup clearing pathways, pruning,
planting, potting, fertilising and mulching,
service and repair reticulation.
Home Maintenance:
Running repairs around the home, repair/
paint walls, hang pictures, at pack
assembly, x dripping taps.
Current Police clearance held.
Experienced, reliable local resident.
Call Dean
on mobile
0417 940 355
+EXPERIENCED HANDYMAN+
Quality Work + PROMPT Service
Carpentry - Doors, Windows, Skirtings, Floors + Decks
Plastering, patching + making good
All home maintenance jobs considered
Call Rod:
0418 924 016
DIAMOND
MAINTENANCE & GARDENING

All jobs indoors and out, Garden
Clean ups, Pool Care, Painting, Plus
Heaps More. Affordable Rates starting
$25p/h, Experienced & Police Cleared
Kevin
Enviroblast
High Pressure Cleaning

Quality Work
Experienced
On Time
Realistic Prices
For a FREE QUOTE phone
Geoff 0415 860 884
Industrial High Pressure

Specialists in high pressure cleaning
Roofs Driveways
Cleaning of all surfaces
Also sealing of surfaces
Steve 0410
033 343
Manu 0435 611 381
FREE QUOTE, FULLY INSURED
ALL LANDSCAPE AND

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

9203 9985
www.landscaperenewal.com.au
4 Vaucluse Ave
Claremont
Specialists
in all large and small
landscaping projects
Bobcat work Paving
Lawns
Planting
Retic
Lighting
Limestone walls
0412 917 818 9384 9224

Office
9387 2339
Mobile 0439 333 982

Fax 9387 8581
INSULATION
Riverside Ceilings
Riverside Ceilings
INSULATION
Rejuvenate
your
Tired Garden
Retention & Removal of
Existing Foliage. Reticulation upgrades
Plant Selection & Design Service
$5,000 Budget - I have ideas
letsdoitlandscaping.com.au
email + ideas on web site
Ph Andrew 0418 915 881
INSULATION
to letterboxes in
the western suburbs
than any other free
publication, says an
independent audit.
Separate surveys
also show that the
POST has far more
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see P. 2
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Trades &
Services
LAUNDROBAR
JOLIMONT LAUNDROBAR
Washing,Ironingand
Alterations
2/24 CARDIGAN TCE
(near Hay, Jersey lights)
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK

7am-8.30pm
Bag Wash,Soap Machine
and Drycleaning
9387 8641
CAMBRIDGE LAUNDRY
4/115 Birkdale St Floreat (Cnr Cambridge)
Domestic Laundry,
Service Washes
Pickup & Deliver
WINTER SPECIAL
Doonas & Blankets
9383 9252
LAWN CARE
0425 551 233

9381 6996
9371
2404
Ph: Brett
9371 2404
e: riversideceilings@bigpond.com
Reg 1964
The POST delivers
LAWN MOWING
KITCHENS
MOW IT & MORE
EUROMART
KITCHENS
Complete kitchen and wet
area renovations
Alterations for
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Installation of flatpack
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kitchens made in Germany
Decking
German craftsman, 25 years experience
9245 3303
0400 424 357

Perth TLC Group can
project manage your kitchen
www.tlc-perth.com
9284 0165
info@tlc-perth.com
Improvement section
Lawn Mowing Servicing

Mosman Park, Cottesloe, Nedlands,
Dalkeith and surrounding areas
Innovative landscape design,

construction and maintenance.
Expert in native and waterwise
gardens. Highly qualified team
of professionals with 25+ years
experience.
Matt Siomos, B.Sc (Botany),

horticulturalist, 0408 384 542
Teik Oh, B.Sc (Environmental Sc.),
0415 170 135
Good old fashioned,

friendly and
professional
service
All aspects of landscaping
from maintenance to
limestone retaining walls
Small team to create
beautiful gardens at the
right price
Free Quotes
Call Mike Kuba
0413 015 808
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Renovations to existing kitchens
Replacement of tops and doors
Relaminate existing benchtops
Modify cabinets and benchtops
for new appliances
All Stone benchtops
New kitchens
JASON Cabinet Maker
0403 657 011
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LANDSCAPES PTY.
LTD.
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Indigo
Painting
Trevor 0412 784 094
Atlas Lawn Services

Est 1985
Steve
0411 223 637

David
0411 223 644
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Andy
04 900 405 20
ANGUSS
Lawnmowing and
Gardening Service
Honest and Reliable
9381 5454
0437 712 039
Ph Angus
SEAMUS HOME SERVICES

29 Walter St
Claremont
Est 1982
www.ibislandscapes.com.au
Call us on
9381 3088
0497 808 778
steve.transition@outlook.com
Call Eddie
Stevens
0427 005 724
Garden & landscape renovation

Native & water-wise plants
General garden maintenance
Free design & planning
consultation
Call Steve
LAWN CARE SPECIALISTS
e: riversideceilings@bigpond.com
Specialising in roofs, driveways,

courtyards, pool areas, retaining
walls etc. Surface sealing also.
No job too large or small, free quote.
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LANDSCAPES
EDDIES LAWN AERATION
Obilgation Free Quote

Obilgation
Supply & Install,
Environmentally
Free Quote
Friendly
Green
Batts
Supply & Install, Environmentally
Ph: Brett
Friendly Green
Batts
HIGH PRESSURE CLEANING SERVICE
The POST
delivers
more
newspapers
LANDSCAPING
EST 81
Phone Peter Harper
QUALIFIED TRADESMAN
HIGH PRESSURE
CLEANING
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Emergency Repairs Blockages
Hot Water Systems
PL6669
GL7760
and All Gas Services
www.thepropertyserviceswizards.com.au
Love Your Home

Quality Maintenance
Services
We are the HOME

IMPROVEMENT experts
ALL AREAS - 24 HOURS
0422 059 727
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For a free quote Phone

Tony 0468 484 382 or
1300 788 714
Mob: 0416 932 432
PROPERTY MAINTENANCE
Pre-sale Home Detailing

Rental Property Services
General Repairs
Handyman for Home or Office
All Timber Joinery
Insured and Police Cleared
HANDYMAN
THE PROPERTY
SERVICES WIZARDS
Gutters & roong
Seamus
Home Service
Roberts
Renovations &
Garden Bag Service, Police Clearance,
Fully Insured, Monthy, 2 Monthly
& one off Jobs Service
available
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HANDYMAN
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LAWNMOWING & GARDENING SERVICES
Police Clearance, Fully Insured & Free Quotes
0450 225 113

6143 8721
Precision
Edge Mowing
LAWNS & GARDENS
Call
Rob
Making Life Easy

Artificial Lawn
Environmentally Friendly
Australian Made
Free Measure & Quote
Phone: 9209 2669

www.greenplanetgrass.com.au
0400 977 610
Lawn Mowing
Fertilising
Fully Insured
FREE QUOTES
Mat 0409 930 924
PAINTING
PAINTING
PAINTING
PLASTERING
J.B. Leadlights
PAINTING SPECIAL
CAPITAL
PAINTING&
DECORATING
Interior / Exterior
RENOVATION SPECIALIST
ALL SMALL JOBS

Quality Work
FREE QUOTES 7 DAYS

Your satisfaction is
our guarantee
Phone Joe 0408 094 444
All internal and external finishes

No Job Too Small
Over 20 years Experience
CALL TONY FOR
FREE QUOTE & ADVICE
9284 5638
0419 966 945
FLOREAT & ALL

WESTERN SUBURBS
Call JAY: 0410 413 327
Old fashioned workmanship,

HIGH QUALITY FINISH
References - prompt services. Free
quotes. All work guaranteed. No job
too big or small. Reg. painter.
9206 4504
CALL MICK 0434 835 728
or GAVIN 0415 385 501
DON McNALLY
20 years experience
INTERIOR & EXTERIOR
ROOMS FROM $250

REPAINTING
Reg.
SPECIALIST 3476
HIGH QUALITY LOW COST!
Mob 0417
Limestone RESTORATION
Limestone REPOINTING
Limestone TINTING
Limestone CAPPING
Rising DAMP
Brick REPLACEMENT
Brick TINTING
Brick MORTAR REPAIRS
Tuckpointing
Call James for your free quote
Roberts
Renovations &
Handyman Service
0400 219 056
BUDGET
LIMESTONE
ALL ASPECTS
INCLUDING BOBCAT WORK

SMALL AND LARGE JOBS
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Stonework Specialists
also: GRANITE/SANDSTONE
Perth & South West
Contact Matthew Warren
0417 965 115
www.naturalistestone.com.au
LOCKSMITH
Pol Lic SG 15935
ABN 22337056071
Locksmiths
Guaranteed Same
Day Service 20 years exp
KEVIN SHEEHAN
Master Locksmith
Security Consultant
Glad to be of Service
182 051
Painters Registration No. 5890
RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL

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

COMMERCIAL & RETAIL
7 Day Service
Ph: 6350 8500
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PAINTING
A.J. BROWNING
Reg. No. 4989
PAINTING
PAPER HANGING
All work guaranteed
REGD PAINTER
Ring 9381
1782 or 9388 1237
painting
service
COMMERCIAL DOMESTIC & INDUSTRIAL
Ph: 0418 850 750
A PLUS PAINTING
& SERVICES
Residential
Commercial
Interior
Reg # 6263
Exterior
IMMEDIATE START
Free Quotes
Call Fred
Mob: 0413 235 163

Phone: 9206 5331
Fax: 9206 5337
Small Jobs welcome!!!

Commercial / Residential
How to Get Your Painting

Completed Right The
First Time Guaranteed.
By employing the services
of
CityGroup
Painting
& Decorating
you
are
guaranteed only the highest
standards of professional
service & communication.
Your work will be completed
by the owners of the
business and full-time team
members. We do not subcontract your work under
any circumstances.
You pay only once you
are satisfied the work
is proceeding to your
satisfaction.
Reg. No. 5298
Mobile 0404 739 991

Commercial / Residential
Interior/ Exterior
High quality & low cost
Free
quote DAVID
0431 200 866
MICHAEL ELLIS
PAINTING
0499 874 988
20 Years Exp - Free Quotes
reg: 7822
REG 7800
5 66
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TOM
Paul Stratton
0418 914 041

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WHEN ORGANISING
YOUR NEXT
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as your preferred painting

contractor.
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commnunication and
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I will complete the work in
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My goal is your happiness,
your peace of mind and your
referral.
Phone
WARREN
on
0400 440 272

Reg No. 6791
Saari Quality
Painting & Decorating
European Craftsman
Very Reasonable
Reg: 6952
Rates
Reijo 0411 610 246
30 years experience
Painter & Decorator
0451 478 078
Reg No. 5309
P&N
Painting Services
Specialising in
+Domestic +Commercial
+Interior + Exterior
+Roof Painting + Any size jobs
FREE QUOTE
Mob: 0451 901 919

0411 354 602
Ph: 9388 8055
paintingservice1999@gmail.com
REDHOUSE
PAINTING
Reg 6375

RESIDENTIAL
NO JOB TOO SMALL
Prompt & Professional
Service
Competitive Rates
Ph/SMS Geoff 0411 987 542
076
Wall Plastering &

Ceiling Repairs
Including all aspects of solid wall

plastering and plaster boarding.
Freecall 1800 102 888

9384 0202
9384 1030
9389 8989 0419 950 430
MASTER PLUMBER
Lic. PL 5041
SEC. Lic. 4263
Skilled Plumbing &

Gas Services (local)
Burst pipes Blocked drains
Installation Repairs
Renovations
Pensioners Discount
Call Steve Thomas
0408 917 109

Ph 9361 7665
Zambeziplumbing.com.au
24 HR SERVICE
Electronic leak location

Blocked drains/Camera inspection
General plumbing maintenance
Renovations
PARAMOUNT
40 Years Experience
FRIENDLY, EFFICIENT SWISS

QUALITY SERVICE
Reg No: 6273
Member MPA
PAINTING
More than fifteen years experience.
9384 0877
PL 5580
9388 6299
Gas 4784
ELLIS PLASTERING
Need Painting this Holidays?

2 Man Crew, Affordable
and Meticulous
0405 069 500
Kevin
0422 059 727

PAVING
Call WAs Premier

Stone / Paving Service
0402 929 732
PEST CONTROL
ENVIRO-CARE PEST
SERVICES
PETE the POMMY

PLASTERER
Free Quotes - Small jobs too
30 years Experience
0412 802 392
XCEL Plastering
RENDERING & PLASTERING
SPECIALISTS
25 Years Experience
Fully Certified and Insured
Ph Shay 0402 748 564

www.xcelplasteringperth.com.au
Lic. 2216 (B.Sc)
PLUMBING
EFFECTIVE AND SAFE

ALL DOMESTIC PESTS
TERMITE INSPECTIONS
& REPORTS
COTTESLOE
PEST CONTROL
Family Business Providing Local
Services Since 1958
9384 7870
ANNUAL & PRE-PURCHASE
TERMITE & TIMBER PEST

INSPECTIONS
PL.16
Call us now
9387 3081
0418 926 705
TO AUSTRALIAN STANDARD
Spot Termite Treatment
Rats Spiders Ants
MOBILE CREDIT/EFTPOS FACILITIES
Fully Insured - Health Lic No 43
ALL WORK
GUARANTEED
THOMPSONS
PEST CONTROL
Termite Inspections Ants

Spiders Cockroaches
Weed control Silver Fish
General Pest Control
$15 external. Free Quotes.
Phone Peter TODAY
Mob:0433 288 164

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LOCAL
CO.
VERY NEAT & TIDY

MOSTLY SAME DAY SERVICE
LEADING EDGE ON W/ANT
+ BED BUG CONTROL
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PETS
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NO CALL-OUT
CHARGE
All plumbing repairs
Leaks
Ful Blockages
lywater
Hot
Bo units
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LOCAL TRADESMAN
Direct
ELECTRONIC WATER
LEAK DETECTION
Fast Efficient Service
Contact LEAKY PETE
0415 114 172

9286 2450
Prompt, reliable service

Blocked Drains
Burst Pipes
Leaking Taps
Hot Water systems
Cisterns
Toilet Pans
General Plumbing
Mobile
PL5094
0419 953 531
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9204 4108
0408 908 683
H.W.S. Gas/Solar
Blocked Drains
Toilets & Pans
Cistern Repairs + New
Water Leaks
Water Filters
Local Plumber
STEWART FRANK
PLUMBING
www.purrfectpetdoors.net
Small renovations.
Patching all surfaces.
MIKE KELLEY
HOT WATER
FAST
ALL AREAS
PLUMBING & GAS
Trades & Services
GL4700
PLUMBERS
9335 1552
MIKE STOKES
0419 922 657
PL6039
0416 121 932
30 YRS EXPERIENCE
QUALITY WORK
FREE QUOTES / ADVICE
Call Craig
www.plumbingwise.com.au
NO CALL OUT FEE

INSIDE & OUT Pete The Plasterer
9454 7711
0411 229 312
Master Painting
Services
22 yrs Westn Sub Exp.
Ph: Jorge 0400 748

or 9386 3953
Electronic Burst Pipe Detection

Power Drain Cleaning, Blockages
ALL TYPES OF PLUMBING WORK
Pensioners Discount, Free Quotes
ALL AREAS
Free quotes will happily
take on little jobs
www.quantumpaving.com.au
Ph/Fax 9382 3278

Mobile 0438 755 877
ALSO SMALL JOBS

PATCHING AND REPAIRS
GAS Installation & Repair
P/L 6956 G/F 010950
Blocked Drains
All Plumbing Repairs
Gas Servicing Installation
Hot Water
Emergency Repairs
PENSIONERS DISCOUNT
john@gapainting.com.au
www.gapainting.com.au
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Subi rejects latest

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Tim 0405 049 994
From page 7
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Even after changes to the town planning

scheme since then for this site, he said the application was in breach of revised guidelines.
The most notable of these is the height of
the building, he said.
At 18.9m, on the Churchill Avenue boundary, with an approved limit of 7m, it is more
than twice what is allowable.
He said it would set a dangerous precedent
for other buildings in the area, which was
mainly low-rise.
Gabrielle Bouffler, also of Barker Road, said
the developers were pushing the maximum
height and scale of the site.
They are seeking to build up to the maximum discretionary height of 19m, rather than
the 15m height limit, she said.
Peter Farley, of Barker Road, said six storeys
in this location was out of the question, and
said the developer should submit an earlier
application to build three storeys on the site.
A group of five people, including DevWest
founder Tony Hatt, left the council chambers
after councillors voted not to support the plans.
DevWest originally lodged plans with the DAP
for a five-storey mixed-use building in 2012,
but these met fierce community opposition,
including a petition signed by 240 residents.
The original application to the DAP was
withdrawn.
Plans hit another obstacle when the council
backed down from secret talks with the developers to allow a council-owned carpark in
Olive Street to be used as part of the footprint
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33819
CHINESE Garden planters, range of

sizes and colours. Ex Shanghai Shed.
Available now
0439 923 001
FRANGIPANIS
Flowering now
0.7-1.5m. Different colours $25-45.
0434 970 526
LOUNGE Suite, 4 pce, 2x2 seat +
2x1 seat, neutral upholstery, classic
style, solid Jarrah frame, WA made,
excellent condition $400 ono.
0419 041 750
PRAM Bugaboo Cameleon green,
Gen 2 pram plus bassinet function
for birth. Comes with additional Gen
3 Sun canopy and rain cover. Good
condition $300.00
0412 706 877
SIMPSON Clothes dryer $200,
double bed with mattress $100. Both
in v good condition,
6161 7623
SUZUKI Violins 14 size, $200.00, 1
/8 size $60.00 ono 12 size Roderick
Paesold 1976 $300.00 ono.
0407 992 423
TASSIE
New 2016! 1880's
homestead, corner store, hall,
cottage, 10 acres. Delightful scenery
Mt Roland/ Lake Barrington
$550,000 freedom, income streams
(4) West Kentish near Sheffield
0400 717 140
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EDUCATIONAL
HOLIDAYS & RESORTS
MUSICAL
SITUATIONS VACANT
MATHS
Tutor: Years 6-12.
Qualified, experienced, registered
teacher; improves motivation,
revises basics, extends gifted,
guaranteed results. Sibling no extra
cost, in your home, must live within
4km of Mt Claremont. Call Stuart
0478 774 410
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
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COTTESLOE
Stylish, spacious
apartment, fully furnished, sleeps 4;
quiet area, easy stroll to beach,
cafes, shopping, train; balcony
overlooking lovely garden. $220pn
peak (min 3 nights). Available
short-stay or negotiable long-term
lease.galilee6667@gmail.com or
0417 944 925
DENMARK Semi detached cabin
near Ocean Beach. Perfect for a
couple or single. $120 per night.
sallyonlights@gmail.com
DUNSBOROUGH 3 bed, 2 bath
house, grt location. Avail 22/1 to 1/2
and Feb/March
0407 385 259
FIVE Bdm beach house for holiday
rental in Dawesville. Sleeps 6 adults,
5 children. Ocean views. $400-$600
/night.
Call 0409 081 013
PEPPERMINT Grove Beach. Large
5 bedroom three bathroom house.
Phone 9389 6565, 0403 870 075
GUITAR lesson for young and old.

Call 0415 942 388
GUITAR
Tuition beginner to
advanced.
E: eddierg@bigpond.net.au
H: 08 9381 9146
PIANO Teacher with more than 30
years of experience is looking for
new students. Happy to teach in your
home. Call Anna on
0452 589 960
CASUAL
Community support
workers. Shine Community Services
is a not for profit organisation based
in Cottesloe which provides a range
of services to seniors and people
with disabilities. We are currently
seeking casual, compassionate and
dedicated community support
workers to join our team
immediately. As a Community
Support Worker you will assist our
clients in all aspects of daily living
including domestic assistance,
personal care, shopping, meal
preparation and socialisation.
Applicants will be required to have a
reliable vehicle, current driver's
licence, mobile phone and be able to
work in the Western Suburbs. Shine
Community Services offers a very
supportive working environment,
above award wages, flexible working
conditions and salary packaging
opportunities. Please email your
a p p l i c a t i o n
t o
services@shinecs.com.au
For any further details call
9383 2663
FULLTIME Housekeeper required.
We require the services of a full time
housekeeper 6-7 days per week
9am-11am/12. You must hold a
permanent working Visa for
Australia, own transport is preferred.
You must be energetic, punctual,
efficient. Duties will include,
cleaning, ironing, laundry, linen, full
housekeeping duties. To apply
please call Melissa
(08) 9286 7402
PAMPHLET Distributors required
Swanbourne, Claremont/Nedlands
areas. Ph Sam 0404 944 004
RECEPTIONIST/ Clinic assistant P
/T: Remede is a multi-disciplinary
wellness medicine practice on Glyde
St, Mosman park. We are looking for
an
experienced
&
mature
receptionist to join our wonderful
practice. Medical/health reception
experience is essential, together with
a genuine desire to help others &
personal interest in health +
wellness. The role involves a
high-level of patient interaction & a
variety
of
reception
and
practice-support tasks, in a dynamic
& rewarding environment. Ability to
multitask, stay focused & work
quickly with efficiency in a busy
environment is essential. This
permanent part time position is
approximately 20hrs/week, including
every 2nd Saturday, early starts/late
finishes, plus additional flexibility to
cover additional shifts & staff leave.
If you would like to work in a practice
that makes a real difference to
people lives, please email CV to the
Practice Manager, Alison Robson:
alison@remede.com.au
or call 9286 1166
RESTAURANT Manager wanted in
Claremont
area.
Experience
required, must be team player. Full
time.
Email
resumes
with
"Restaurant Manager" in subject to
pbt@nw.com.au
YARD Manager/Truck driver to
work in a busy landscape supplies
yard. Must have HR truck license,
good customer service skills & be
reliable. Phone 0419 933 784
0414 381 545
MMS Learning. 50% off first lesson.

Free home consultation. All Primary,
High School and University subjects.
Call today
0458 235 241
PHYSICS And Engineering tuition
in your home. Specialising in Years
10 to Year 12, TAFE and University.
Focusing on clear explanations,
problem solving and test preparation.
Experienced, professional and
dedicated tutor. Phone Denton
0425 898 598
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
TUTORING English Year 10-12.
Confirmed top results from 40% to
70% 0412 562 468
TUTORING Experienced IB Tutor
available for English Literature,
French or German tuition. Phone
0415 033 964
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your next workshop or meeting?
Discover A Place To Just Be in East
Fremantle.
0405
670
803
www.aplacetojustbe.com.au
GARAGE SALES
34076
SIX Balloon back chairs purchased

40 years ago in the UK. $850.
0411 064 688
FURNITURE Restoration French
polish. Quality and customer
satisfaction our aim. Call Tony
0417 937 831
ARTS & CRAFTS
FLOREAT 3 Bournville St, Sunday

31st 8-1. Household items, clothing
HUGE
Street garage sale!
Furniture, collectables, designer
clothing, many unique items.
9am-2pm Sunday 31st Jan. Lapsley
Rd, Claremont
NEDLANDS
7 Stanley St.
Household items, Cello 12 size,
violins, books, Art magazines,
materials, some machinery, unlic
1988 BMW, lots of vintage stuff!
Strickly 8.30am-1pm Sat & Sun
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
BRENda
BIRD Lover? Beautiful Australian bird

prints and originals at
www.brendaholdenart.com.au
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
INTERESTED In earning
income. Contact Delia
0437 786 070
COTTESLOE 156 Broome Street.

Garage Sale this Sunday. 7am11am. Furnitures, kitchen tools,
clothes, baby toys and clothes
extra
COMPUTERS
AVAILABLE Reliable computer.
Support repairs. Upgrades, new
systems, software installing, virus
removal, onsite work or home. Local.
Call Ian 0411 181 573
COUNSELLING
AMYGDALA
Consulting,
Professional
Psychotherapy,
Counselling for individuals and
specialising in marital & couples
therapy. Qualified 30+ years
experience. Free half hour in
Claremont Medical Centre.
www.amygdala.com.au, 9383 3132
EDUCATIONAL
CHEMISTRY
Physics,
Mathematics, English and other
ATAR subjects. Individual tuition for
Years 10/11/12. The Tuition Centre,
Bayview Terrace, Claremont.
9284 3004
CHEMISTRY Tutor. BSc Chemistry,
6th year UWA Medical student.
Highschool students. Can meet at
your home/ school library. WWC.
Refs. Cottesloe local. James
0404 918 438
CHINESE
Tutoring Adults +
Children conversation, text. Fun!
0413 149 062
ENGLISH And Literature tuition.
Very experienced YR11/12 ATAR
teacher/examiner/marker.
The
Tuition Centre, Bayview Terrace,
Claremont. 9284 3004
FRENCH Spanish, Mandarin for
kids, playgroups (6m-5yrs) +
afterschool clubs (5-12). Fun
activities (games, craft, music,
puppets etc). Start in Feb. Visit
www.lcfclubs.com.au,
vanessa.pietrasik@lcfclubs.com.au
MATHEMATICS
(Inc, specialist,
methods and applications) and
Physics/Engineering tuition in your
home. Specialising in Years 10 to
Year 12, University and TAFE.
Focusing on clear explanations,
problem solving and test preparation.
Experienced, professional and
dedicated tutor. Phone Denton 0425
898 598
MATHEMATICS
Tutoring. Very
experienced Yr11/12 ATAR teacher
/examiner/marker. The Tuition
Centre, Bayview Terrace, Claremont.
9284 3004
HOMESTAY
TALKABOUT
Homestay
is
desperately looking for friendly and
caring families to host international
students going to UWA (Over 18 and
Japanese) North Fremantle Primary
School (U14 and Chinese, ideally in
pairs..) All commencing around Feb
13th for 3 to 8 weeks. Good
remuneration.
Contact Liz 0450 122 424 or register
online
www.talkabouttours.com
HOUSESITTING
MATURE Female to care for your
pets & home. Great references &
police clearance.
Emma 0401 626 176
PROFESSIONAL
Housesitter.
Mature age. 23yrs exp. Very house
proud. Loves animals/gardening.
Police cleared. Exc refs. Will pay
utilities during stay. Available 10.3.16
to end April. Anna
0412 638 842
PROFESSIONAL
Housesitting
services. Couple available for
housesitting. Experienced with pets,
garden maintenance etc. References
and police clearance available.
Taking bookings now. Gaby 0407
787 459
HEALTH & BEAUTY
LOST & FOUND
A R E
Y o u
f e e l i n g
unbalance-unhappy? Do you want to
maximise your personal/professional
potential this year? Call Christine
Life Coach 0423 779 771.
www.santeplus.life
ENGAGEMENT And Eternity rings.

Lost in the Cottesloe area on Sat
23rd January. Large reward offered.
M 0438 833 218
LOST Cat from 38 Robinson Tce
Daglish. Black & white, honeycombe.
Reward offered. 0413 701 489
LOST Watch. White and gold ICE
watch. Left at Rocky Bay, Mosman
Park. If found, contact
0409 914 665
AWAKEN To your Joy with intuitive

life guidance, distance healing
sessions and email readings.
earthangelash@hotmail.com
www.earthangelash.com
HERBALIFE
Independent
distributor, prompt delivery. Call
9244 4318, 0450 032 061
JOLIMONT Weight loss challenge
starting February. Interested
0437 786 070
MASSAGE
Huna Hawaiian.
Swedish relaxation. Indulge yourself,
release stress, experience deep
relaxation, qualified, n/s Alanah 0405
755 715
MASSAGE
Mobile. Swedish,
relaxation, reflexology, sports,
remedial, 0415 942 388
NEW To Yoga? Wanted to improve
your strength, stretch, balance?
QiYoga classes are just for you. Tue
9.00am Nedlands Jen
0407 190 194 www.qiyoga.org
PERSONAL
Trainer. Mobile,
outdoors, train from your home, local
park. Learn to know "what" to do and
"when" to achieve your fitness goals.
Bae recently returned to Perth and
looking for 5 more individual/group
clients. Training buddies needed for
Tuesdays 6am in Mosman Park.
Other great times still available. Over
10 years experience in cardio,
strength, adventure racing, yoga,
pilates. www.baehooper.com.au
Ph: 0418 840 631,
bae@alicefitness.com.au
PERSONAL Trainer. Weightloss,
Boxercise, Pilates, Yoga, Gerhard
0415 942 388
PILATES Matwork classes (mixed
level). Mount Claremont Community
Centre.
Wed
6-7pm,
Sat
8.30-9.30am & 4-5pm, $15 casual.
Enquiries: 0411 038 375
0403 784 076
PROJECT Beauty Perth. Providing
quality spa services in the comfort of
your own home. Let me come to you
with my mobile beauty services. For
all your beauty needs visit me at
Facebook.com/projectbeautyperth
or projectbeauty@gmail.com. Call
Jessica on 0404 995 693
SERIOUS About losing weight.
Contact Delia 0437 786 070
SORE
Feet? Therapeutic foot
massage including Reflexology,
Reiki, Podiatry treatment. Genuine
care and time given. Health rebate.
Pip McGuinness Podiatrist. 40 years
experience. 9387 1027
WORKOUT
Cottesloe Classes
Gym, Pilates. Creche 0418 950 112
Maureen
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
DAIHATSU Applause, 1995, sedan,
red, manual, aircon. 118, 869km,
one owner, $2650,
0418 950 091
MOPED
MOPED 2010 Honda Today 50cc

$1000. Silver, excellent condition.
Learner approved. Helmet included.
Phone 0405 603 479
MUSICAL
ABILENE 3/4 Classical Guitar. Suit
beginner, good condition $100 ono.
0402 313 919
ALTO Saxophone, Clarinet, Flute,
Guitar, Piano, Trombone, Trumpet
lessons by qualified, experienced
teachers. Piano Accompaniment for
AMEB exams available with plenty of
notice please. Members of WAMTA,
TRBWA, ASMEWA, WWCC no. from
8 years onwards for lessons.
Michael, Mary
Ph 9387 7046
CHAPPELL Piano $1,500. Very
good condition. Lovely tone. Mount
Hawthorn 0423 535 038
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
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. Fantastic location near
South Kensington and Sloane
Square tubes. Sleeps 4/5. One
double, two single bedrooms; new
bathroom and toilets. Internet,
mobiles. Oysters 9284 6515
PARIS Apartment, great central
location, sleeps 2-4, all amenities.
www.ourparisapartment.com.au or
mobile
0418 920 431
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
ASIAN
Sensual
massage.
Attractive, understanding, patient.
Your place or my discreet home.
From $75, 0403 536 863
MASSAGE
By qualified male
therapist,
sensual/relaxation.
Western
Suburbs.
Bookings
essential 0406 275 865
SENSUAL Massage by 25 yo
brunette. Cottesloe. Ph Aria for
bookings
0414 263 851
SENSUAL
Massage qualified
therapist. Petite, brunette. By
appointment, Mosman Park, from
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because the noise of the cars would reverberate around our studios, located right above the
race track, and so we would head by train into
Italy for pizza.
Tonya, now a mother of three aged 20, 15 and
seven, joined the Australian Ballet in the 1980s.
She said the highlights included dancing
and queuing for ice cream in St Petersburg
with dancers from the Kirov Ballet, dancing
before the Queen at Covent Garden in London
in 1988 for Australias Bicentenary, and getting into trouble from our artistic director for
being late for a rehearsal in Beijing because
I had hitched a ride on the back of a bicycle
so I could visit Tiananmen Square.
Back in WA, she studied for a law degree
before moving to Hong Kong for five years.
She was there when it was handed back to
China.
When she finally moved back to WA, Tonya
spent five years as the business development
manager at the Leeuwin training ship.
I addressed more than 200 Rotary and Lions
clubs, raising money for youth at risk,she said.
On Australia Day, Tonya was made a member
of the Order of Australia for her significant
service to the community, children and young
people through charitable and philanthropic
roles.
While her husband, Malcolm, was Governor,
they started Kids who Give, through schools,
to encourage and reward youngsters who help
others.
She said she had visited African orphanages
and protested on the streets against medical
and scientific research funding cuts and was
a trustee and administrator of the McCusker
Foundation.
Remember that old

school class photo?
From page 7
If one of us already had an item that represented something, we didnt want to duplicate
that, she said.
Claremont mayor Jock Barker said School
Days would feature memorabilia from some
of the more than 25 educational institutions
established in Claremont from the earliest
days of the Swan River Colony.
As many children prepare to return to
school, now is an opportune time to reflect
on how things have changed, Mr Barker said.
The nostalgic exhibition offers a wonderful
snapshot of days spent at school dating back
to the turn of last century.
The exhibition takes you back to the days
when getting the cane was common practice,
topees were part of your uniforms and school
milk, along with school bags, sat outside the
classroom getting warm.
Next Thursday, February 4, the museum
will host History in a Coffee Cup from 9.30
to 10.30am to mark the exhibitions opening.
There will be morning tea; bookings on 9340
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Boys record
sickens
New lawyers
launch into
the real world
From page 1
From page 9
This year Legal Aid is not

taking any graduates.
If you want to work there,
or many other places, you need
to get admitted first.
In Nicholass day, new lawyers did articles. Now they
pay $9000 to do legal training.
Nicholas said one of the
reasons he set up the project
was learning that some new
lawyers paid and had their 75
days of required work experience knocked down to only 25.
Im really thankful to Nick,
Mitch said.
It has given me an opportunity I would not otherwise
have had.
Last Friday the first 19
Piddington graduates heard
insights from from Supreme
Court Justice Robert Mazza on
how to be an ethical lawyer.
Justice Mazza said he
applauded the graduates
achievements.
Its no mean feat to complete a law degree and survive
the rigours of your first week,
Justice Mazza said.
The public expects a great
deal from legal practitioners.
(The Piddington Society
was named after Albert
Piddington, the shortest serving High Court judge [one
month], who never sat on the
bench.)
Big bang theory Members of the Irwin Barracks based 3rd Light Battery (of the 11th/28th Battalion,
Royal Western Australia Regiment) reserve unit kicked o Australia Day in Perth with a 21 gun salute.
Local unit salutes OZ day

A 21-gun salute in Kings
Park at noon on Tuesday was
fired by men and women of the
3rd Light Battery from Irwin
Barracks, Karrakatta.
The battery, an Army Reserve
unit, has taken part in every
Australia Day since 1948.
The gunners fired 105mm
M2A2 Howitzers that saw front
line action in South Vietnam
but which are now used as
saluting guns.
Major Robert Coales, who
commands the battery, said
he was proud of his units role
commemorating Australia Day.
I am very pleased that the
members of the battery can take
an active part in Australia Day
and boost the days celebrations
with a bang, he said.
We are a permanent fixture
because we have fired the same
salute every Australia Day for
the past 67 years.

Major Coales said they also
fired the starter gun for a year
of remembrance to commemorate the Australian armys first
actions on the Western Front,
100 years ago this year.
This year will be a time of
national pride, he said.
It holds tremendous historical and emotional significance
for all Australians.
Forced strata sales a puzzle

From page 5
Hold-out owners forced

to sell under the 75% rule
would have disputes about
valuation resolved by the State
Administrative Tribunal, which
would appoint a valuer.
Mr Hegney said that arriving
at a fair valuation could pose
a puzzle for the valuer when
the new law ensured there was
only one possible buyer for the
remaining 25% of units.
But these old buildings are
worth more dead than alive,
he said.
A unit now worth $900,000
could be valued at $1.5million
by the SAT, taking into account
the land value for the higher
density now permitted.
Say there are 50 equal strata
units on a site that has been rezoned for five storeys.
The valuation would be
one-fiftieth of the land as a redevelopment site, not the old
value of the existing unit.
Ms Whiting said she had
shown her plans for a boutique
hotel at the rear of the site,
ground floor shops, and luxury
apartments to Cottesloe council.
They liked the way we were
thinking and what we planned
to do, Ms Whiting said.
She said she planned to sell all
three parts of the development.
It will cost $46million to
$50million to build, she said.
Procurement costs will be
Development is
important, but
we dont want
Gold Coast-style
development.
$30 million, including interest.

Theres a lot of risk, including a lot of what-ifs.
Ms Whiting had a scale model
of a developed Marine Parade
built for the 2009 Enquiry by
Design.
She said she had seen local
MP and Premier Colin Barnett
about her plans.
Every developer on that
strip has been to see him, Ms
Whiting said.
Ms Whiting said the state
governments new laws for
Marine Parade heights were a
game-changer.
The moment the rules
changed, it opened up sensible
options, she said.
It wouldnt work with a threestorey height limit.
People are down-sizing and
want three-bedroom units.
Ms Whiting said she would
prefer to have seven or eight
storeys at Seapines.
But we can probably make it
work with five or six, she said.

Ms Whiting said she was about
to buy three Seapines units from
fellow syndicate member Dean
Capelli for $850,000 each.
She said that would be a
strong indication to the SAT as
to the true value of remaining
Seapines units.
It should prevent hold-outs
who want to extort prices,
she said.
Development is important,
but we dont want Gold Coaststyle development.
Mr Hegney said related-party
transfers would be discounted
or disregarded by a valuer.
Fulvio Prainito is one of the
few remaining Seapines owners who doesnt want to sell
his home.
He says timing is important
for owners who may be forced to
sell when prices are depressed.
He wrote to Mr Barnett on
Thursday saying he needed
help desperately, and asked
Mr Barnett to ensure changes
to the Strata Act were just and
equitable.
Your recent Cabinet decision on this matter will enable
speculators to force the remaining 25% of land owners, who
have an absolute right to their
land, to agree against their
will to sell at market price to
the speculators, Mr Prainito,
who has lived at Seapines for
25 years, said.
Angle grinder started Wandana fire

From page 5
the man on the landing, with

the fire door half open.
He said he had stopped the
man going back into the smokefilled apartment.
He looked as if he was considering returning to the flat for
some reason and I discouraged
him because of the very thick
smoke, Mr Eastgate said.
I took a breath and went in
to close the front door to his flat
to try to contain the fire.
I had to do it by touch be-
cause the smoke was so dense

you couldnt see.
Once I did that I came back
out on the landing and we shut
the fire door.
Mr Eastgate said the corridor
was full of yellow, pungent
smoke.
You wouldnt want to get a
lungful of it, he said.
Mr Eastgate and another
neighbour helped the man to
get down the stairwell to the
ground floor where other residents had also gathered.
Some residents on the ninth

and eight floors including a
100-year-old woman and a man
with serious health and mobility problems remained in their
units during the incident.
FESA estimated the damage at about $100,000 but the
Department of Housing, which
owns the 244-flat complex, said
the full extent of the damage
was still being assessed.
The department said alternative accommodation had been
arranged for the tenant.
Some Seapine units.

The Act and regulations
will not be inclusive without
giving the opportunity to those
not willing to sell the option of
obtaining like for like in any
new redevelopment.
I have experienced this once
before in Africa.
I am sure that you dont
want to be remembered as the
Premier who made a lot of strata
owners feel more like they were
in Zimbabwe or China rather
than Western Australia.
Mr Prainito said it would be
great to have a lot of the old ugly
buildings in Perth redeveloped
in a more efficient and effective
way, but the current proposal
was not right, because it was
not inclusive.
It will lead to speculators
abusing it to the extent that in
my case it may lead to the State
Administrative Tribunal making an unjust and inequitable
decision because the Act and
regulations may not encourage a
collaborative approach towards
redevelopment, for the sake of
efficiency and effectiveness,
Mr Prainito said.
He said the SAT should not
force any sale of strata units
at market prices unless the
redevelopment was guaranteed
to proceed or until a developer
with a decent track record had
engaged a quality builder to
do it, with penalties for not
completing it within a specified
time frame.
Obtaining a development approval should not be enough,
Mr Prainito said.
It would be a travesty of justice if people were forced to sell
to enable the redevelopment of
an old strata block and then the
redevelopment did not proceed
until it was commercially viable
to do so.
Ms Collard said his assault on

the mother of his child plays
over in his mind.
He shouldnt have acted the
way he did, she said.
He has issues ... with anger
management. His cousin had to
pull him away.
The boy wept and was handed
tissues by a guard as Ms Collard
told Ms Horrigan about the guilt
he felt.
He needs help with substance
issues, Ms Collard said.
His mum relies on him
greatly.
The state prosecutor did not
want the boy to get bail and said
he should go to jail.
Its a very nasty incident where
a girl has been set upon, the
prosecutor said.
The boys mother stood and
groaned when it became clear
the boy was not getting bail.
Ms Horrigan told the boy his
criminal record started when
he was 13.
There are burglaries, an
aggravated armed robbery, and
criminal damage, she said.
Your girlfriend would not have
wanted to have been yelled at,
abused and kicked.
It demonstrates you have no
respect for that woman, and no
respect for yourself.
They are just appalling
facts: this woman was 32 weeks
pregnant with your baby.
You beat her up again.
Im feeling sick listening to
this.
Ms Horrigan said she could
not allow the boy back into the
community yet.
I hate locking up children,
she said.
The boy told her: I wish my
father was here to tell me what
to do.
Ms Horrigan said: Dont think
about what you dont have think
about what you do have.
The boy said his father would
have given him a hiding, but
the remark earned him another
rebuke from Ms Horrigan.
She sentenced the boy to five
months detention, to be served
from November 24.
The boys trial over the Curtin
Avenue allegation was set for a
full day in March.
A prosecutor alleged the boy
was part of a group of about 10
people outside Ms Rodriguezs
home before her brother endured
a 10-minute assault, and had his
nose broken.
Im sure Mr Rodriguez would
like to give evidence, Ms
Horrigan said.
An 18-year-old Lockridge
man also charged with assault
occasioning bodily harm after
the dinner party violence, had the
charge and 11 others remanded
until next month.
High-flyer
Wendy a
role model
From page 11
Wendy said she had followed

her mothers example of volunteering from the age of about 12.
She said she was a Sunday
school teacher and, at 18, taught
ballroom dancing to blind people.
Her mother was a hairdresser
and used to give free haircuts
and styles to people in aged care
homes.
She had given up her voluntary
work when she was 80 and had
her 97th birthday a fortnight ago.
Wendy said giving something
back was something her whole
family did.
Her Scottish-born grandfather
enlisted for World War I after
coming to Australia.
Afterwards he was awarded the
OBE, having served as chairman
of a roads board for 31 years.
The Sporting
with AFL Hall of Famer Austin Robertson
Grief for the AFL as two magpies fly off course
Good golly Miss Molly. The

news is out.
The Maggies Dane Swan and
Travis Cloke, and a couple of
lesser lights, recently found that
they each had their own dinga-ling and were so proud of
the discovery that they wanted
to share it with the world.
I discovered my own ding-aling when I was four years old.
Ive watched Swanny being
interviewed on the telly a
couple of times and I have the
impression, folks, hes not the
sharpest tool in the shed and
could be highly sought after as
the tattooed man in the next
tour of the Bullen Bros circus.
Judging by Eddie MaGuires
statements, he can see a big
future for these Magpie nudists with Nines Footy Show,
where Sam Newman and Shane
Crawford have spent five years
dacking each other.
Sam, of course, would just
love Swannee and Trav to join
the team, unashamedly giving
regular glimpses of their dinga-lings to a thrill-seeking audience every Thursday night over
the footy season.
I have spent five decades trying to understand what makes
the opposite sex tick, without
great success.
It may be that such photos
of nude heavily-tattooed AFL
players are just as exciting to
the female eye as photographs
But, what in
the hell were
Swanny and Trav
thinking?
Dane Swan: room for another

tattoo?
of nude, non-tattooed sporting
women would be to the male
species.
But, what in the hell were
Swanny and Trav thinking?

Or maybe they didnt think
perhaps they are just a couple
of bird (well, magpie) brains?
Was this a prank? Maybe.
Funny? No. Reckless? Certainly.
These are monumental errors
on many fronts.
At home, of course, it could
have disastrous complications;
for the AFL it is messy; and, for
the players concerned it must
be highly embarrassing.
As for Collingwood, if you
take any notice of Eddie, these
arent Collingwood players
mucking up, bringing the club
and game into disrepute. This is
a personal matter for them, and
nothing to do with the football
club, breaching only the AFLs
social media policy.
Really Eddie?
And what about Eddies quip
about Swannys photo?... Well,
at least he has shown us that
there is still somewhere he can
put a tattoo Boom boom!
And Trav didnt take his underwear off, he pulled them half
mast, which makes it somehow
even more infantile.
Travis Cloke kept his socks on.

All I can say is that I think
some footballers minds work
in mysterious ways.
Sexting is a questionable prac-
tice at best, and sending nude

mirrored photos of oneself does
not make good sense.
And what anybody considering this practice should also
remember is that the photos
are rarely flattering.
Well, weve had the crime;
now, what of the punishment?
Does the AFL join those
disapproving tut-tutterers and
fine the lads?
Do we, like Eddie, call them
idiots, and make a joke, thereby
laughing it off?
Or do we come down on them
like a ton of bricks, as these two
clowns have brought the game
into disrepute?
What the AFL thinks about all
this, I dont have any idea, but as
James Hirds nose grows longer
by the day, I would wager a few
bucks, if I could borrow some,
that they would not welcome
any more of this rubbish from
the highly-paid player group.
As for me, well, Im no puritan,
and I can see a funny side to it,
but let me say this.
I would consider a pretty hefty
fine and a suspension. If I were
a parent, I wouldnt want my
kids looking at this nonsense
uncensored.
Personally, I think its a lousy
look for our game, and its time
for the AFL to send a message
that behaviour of this sort will
not be tolerated from two of our
games luminaries.
What really makes

the fans tune in
The numbers are in, and they
are not a surprise.
A lot of people have been
watching Australias Big Bash
League at the ground and on
television this summer.
What has happened this
season with the explosion of
numbers coming to watch Big
Bash League almost defies reasonable explanation.
Why have people been so
transfixed?
They arrived at the grounds
in their scores of thousands all
summer long, and now we know
they watched it at home as well.
Recently, I wrote glowingly
about the games obvious attractions.
The powerful hitting, the frenetic pace, the floodlights, the
fans with their partisan zealotry,
loud music, PA announcements,
fireworks and noise.
Its one hellava night, Mums
and Dads, with the billy lids with
painted faces looking more like
they are all at one giant party
than a cricket match.
But one thing I didnt mention
was the breathtaking fielding.
The fielders in the tournament
add a whole new dimension to
a visit to the cricket.
These guys are perfectlychiselled athletes, and whether
they are old or young, slim or
with eye-popping muscles and
six-pack abs, they all have one
thing in common.
They all attack the ball with
ferocity, gather it cleanly and
rip it back like a pistol shot to
the keeper at the ready.
The catches some of these
guys manage are unbelievable.
Yet, as with all things one can
be stunned into disbelief when
suddenly, as in the Heat-Sixers
match a few weeks back, five
catches go to ground.
But usually, whether the ball
is high in the sky, like a falling
meteor, or coming at them as if
shot out of a snipers rifle, these
guys rarely drop anything.
And what about the men who
will slide 4m on their bellies to

save a solitary run? Sort of like
bob-sledding without the ice.
In days of yore, some fielders
were thought so ordinary that
they were placed in positions
where they would not be tested
too much.
It nearly went without saying
that the speed men of bygone
years would be hidden away at
fine leg, like pieces of unwanted
garage sale dinnerware.
One of these guys is my great
mate Dennis Lillee (DKL), who
was the best fast bowler of
them all, and who was never
likely to field in the covers, or
at first slip.
Even Tony Lock agreed. His
nickname for DKL was FOT
(Flipping Old Tart) after some
pretty ordinary fielding by the
great man at deep fine leg.
But the cricketers of today
dont need any instructional
manual on how to field.
They come already prepared,
and are bloody brilliant as they
bring excitement for us all with
their turbo-charged action.
I believe the fans enjoy this
sort of excitement every bit
as much as seeing a towering
Shaun Marsh six, or watching
Jason Behrendorff spread-eagle
the stumps.
When the TV deal came up
for the rights to the Big Bash, it
was thought that Channel Ten
had bought a muppet, and that,
with a price of $100 million, Ten
had paid well over the odds.
Ten had, in fact, bid aggressively for the Test match rights,
which Nine had held since
the great cricket war of World
Series Cricket.
Ten would be delirious with
their purchase now, but that
arrangement will come to an
end after the 2017-18 season.
Poor old Fox Sport, which
televised the first two years of
the Big Bash, were frozen out
at the last rights negotiation.
I cant wait to see what happens next time around.
Being allowed to take home the ball you catch would be a big incentive for the game.
Take me out to the ball game

Ball-hawks, people who are
lucky enough to snaffle a ball
at a major league baseball
match in the US, have been
a part of the American dream
for years.
I have seen this happen many
times on television.
Once I saw a guy holding
a beer take a catch, and not
spill a drop.
I then saw a guy catch a ball
in a cap, then another holding
a baby while catching a ball
in a cap.
In the Big Bash this season,
there have been more than 300
sixes hit and therefore nearly
that many opportunities for a
fan to take a catch.
But the pity is, the skilled
fan who gets his mitts on the
ball has to throw it back.
Imagine the celebration if
he was allowed to take the
ball home. This would be a
huge incentive for the fans,
and would certainly drag more
through the turnstiles.
If its good enough for baseball, whats the issue for the
cricket fan to pocket what
would be an important keepsake from Big Bash cricket?
Before I get a basketful of
moaning letters, I know why
Cricket Australia is reluctant.
Its because there is a
thought that a different ball
would be brought into the game
and might behave differently.
Umpires already have a box
of balls they brandish often
enough in modern cricket, and
thats for Test cricket as well.
So, I believe it could be easily solved.
All you need are lots of different balls in bags, say two to five
overs old; then five to 10 overs
old; covering every possibility.
I saw two umpires in
Brisbane last week continue
with a match when it was raining cats and dogs, changing the
ball every two or three overs.
Those two umpires, Simon
Fry and Mike Graham-Smith,
simply applied commonsense
both to the inclement weather

and the condition of the ball.
I feel certain that this was a
decision for the 27,000 fans who
had paid their money to get in
and watch a game of cricket.
But to allow the fans to take
home balls from matches
would be regarded as giving
them a priceless piece of
treasure.
So, when Shaun Marsh belts
a ball 23 rows back and somebody takes a catch, the fan
should get to keep it.
Cricket, sometimes to its
detriment, has always lived
with its own philosophy.
The Big Bash just may be
refreshing and strong enough
to drag the game kicking and
screaming into a brave new
world not enjoyed by the traditionalists.
When the two tetonic plates
of old and new have ground
against each other long
enough, dont be surprised
if this little change gets over
the line.
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Last weeks
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Tasty fruit
rockets
What you will need:
Rockmelon
Kiwi fruit
Watermelon
Pineapple
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Q: What do you get if you

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Daring to be
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Hi Kids,
You couldnt get two more different Doodlebugs than this weeks
two major winners.
Zoe Burke (12), from Mosman
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dog, Tom, in that funny pose that dogs
do when theyre desperate for a play.
He certainly looks keen, doesnt he?
Ajax Ercleve (6), from Cottesloe,
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Storm Doodlebug definitely has a
lot of energy in it.
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efforts among the entries this week.
Rohans snow-capped mountain
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Summer called her entry Bluebird
Mountain. Liams gentleman was
Thanks to Hugh Gorman,

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for those beauties.
Q: What do you get when
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getting his suit blown around in the

wind while Beths kitten was melting
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I loved Kuans rock-climbing
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Zaras family was happily camping on
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Tessas elf must have been getting ready to help Father Christmas
for next year while Matildas snowstorm must have been very carefully planned, with the white paper
background left to do its work in her
Doodlebug.
Fantastic work from everyone!
Until next week,
Jane
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Henrietta.
Henrietta who?
Henrietta worm that was
in his apple!
Knock knock
Whos there?
Iva
Iva who?
Iva sore hand from
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A branch that fell last year.

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