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Infill wins as hundreds protest

By RHIANNON SHINE
Opponents are
preying on fear and
anxiety and hysteria
- Simon Withers
Hundreds of angry, signwaving residents filed into the

Cambridge council to try to stop
councillors voting to pass higher
housing density in City Beach,
Floreat and Mt Claremont on
Wednesday night.
The proposal will now go to
the WA Planning Commission
and Planning Minister John
Day to make a decision.
Four councillors voted in
favour of a scaled-back version
of the original Amendment
31, with councillor Louis Carr
switching to vote against it.
Conflicts of interest prevented the other three councillors
from voting because they live
on affected blocks.
Mr Carr said he had been
in favour of the proposal but
changed his mind after seeing
that 82% of written submissions to the council opposed
the plan.
In the new scaled-back
version, triplexes have been
dropped, side setbacks on corner duplex blocks have been
increased to 6m and two storey
manor house duplexes, that
must look like houses, cannot
be built side by side.
The amended proposal will
allow infill on more than 2000
blocks in Floreat and City
Beach 20% fewer than under
the original advertised plan.
Opponents say the infill will
destroy the unique character,
look and feel of the sweeping
streetscapes of the garden
suburbs, destroy vegetation
and wildlife, bring increased
traffic and parking and reduce
house values.
Mayor Simon Withers said
the suburbs were already
being rapidly altered by the
demolition of small houses
that are being replaced with
large single houses.
He said opponents were
preying on fear and anxiety
and hysteria.
Hundreds of residents from City Beach, Floreat and Mt Claremont picketed the Cambridge council oces in City Beach then tried to crowd into
Please turn to page 68
the council chamber, spilling out into corridors where loudspeakers relayed the debate.
Monkeys, snobs and nimbys

Mayor Simon Withers defended calling residents in the
public gallery monkeys at
a special Cambridge council
meeting this week.
He told a packed council
chamber on Wednesday that
his comment the previous week
about waiting for the monkey
cage to quiet down was valid.
I was referring to their behaviour, Mr Withers said.
Residents held up signs with

pictures of monkeys on them
and yelled out speak up, the
monkeys cant hear you when
Mr Withers addressed the meeting this week.
When catcalls erupted and
Mr Withers asked for some respect from the public gallery, a
man shouted: Were monkeys,
remember?
Councillor Pauline OConnor
said Mr Withers had labelled
ratepayers nimbys, snobs and

monkeys at times throughout
the Amendment 31 process.
We need to respect our ratepayers, Ms OConnor said.
A child reading one of the
signs outside the council chambers asked his mother: Whats
a dictator?
She replied: Its when someone says its going to be my
way and they don't listen to
the people.
Homes stress the SAS
By RHIANNON SHINE
Anxiety over a plan to mix

civilian and army homes in
Swanbourne reached new
heights this week.
SAS veterans are hatching
plans to push for a Senate select committee to inquire into
the proposal to build civilian
homes near Defence houses in
Heres
where
we go
Seaward Village.
Former SAS major Andrew
Leahy broke down as he sdescribed his anxiety over security
risks posed to families.
We have tried to get the Prime
Ministers attention but I doubt
that he knows or understands what
is going on, he said. And if he
does understand, how can he say
the country is under threat?
Mr Leahy chairs the SAS

Association, which voices
concerns of soldiers and their
families, who may not speak
publicly.
He said he did not believe
concerns over the proposal had
reached Mr Abbott.
Psychologists letter page 12
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If Aldi is increasing the rent of the Captain

Stirling Shopping Centre newsagent by 56%,
what will it do to the rest?
If it werent bad enough with Woolworths
trying to destroy our neighbourhoods amenity,
then Aldis move, will in my view squeeze out
all the businesses we know and love.
IGA and all the other shopping centre businesses know about keeping the community and
their customers happy.
Come and have a look around, Aldi, youll see
that not many of us need a discount store.
We certainly dont want a bigger store, because
the Woolworths experience has demonstrated
to us the overbearing impact the traffic chaos
will have.
Aldi could become a four-letter word in
these parts.
I wont be shopping there if it comes.
Noel Youngman
Colin Street, Dalkeith
I wish to thank everybody who came to my

100th birthday party on June 25, especially
those who organised it.
I had a marvellous time.
I would also like to thank Subiaco mayor
Heather Henderson and council staff for
providing technical support a video presentation of my life.
Mrs Henderson also made a lovely
speech.
I would also specifically thank Homeswest
management for the certificate honouring my
100th birthday.
I had such a good time, I cant wait for my
200th.
Dolly (Dorothy) Overland
Thomas Street, Subiaco
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Cash will evaporate

How does selling off prime real estate solve
the long-term budget deficit (Barnett flogs
Cotts family jewels, POST, June 27)?
The revenue raised from these short-sighted
sell-offs will evaporate into the blow-outs in
projects such as the giant sandpit on Riverside
Drive.
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This photo appeared in the POST in 2013, when she was celebrating the
Falkland Island referendum that voted for the south Atlantic archipelago
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Rosalie volunteers need

support, not council audit
Subiaco councillor Hugh
Richardsons grandstanding attack
on the Rosalie Sporting Association
(RSA) is a mean spirited attack on
citizens the council claims to support: the dwindling band of volunteers who devote countless hours
of unpaid time to their local sports
clubs (Call for audit of Rosalie
lease, POST, June 27).
The pavilion was built in 1991
with one third of the $500,000 cost
contributed by member clubs, and
a third each from the council and
the government.
The RSA was set up, at the
councils request, to manage the
clubroom, kitchen and bar and as
a single point of reference.
Its small management committee
comprises delegates from member sports clubs, all volunteers
with specific duties who meet
regularly.
In addition to serving on their
club committees, they go the extra
mile and devote even more unpaid
time to the RSA.
Why? For their clubs.
Mr Richardson has not discussed
apparent contradictions with the
RSA management committee.

No doubt his requested audit
will be conducted in normal office
hours by highly paid council staff
and reviewed by councillors on
healthy attendance allowances.
In contrast, those audited will
be unpaid volunteers who may
have to take time off work to state
their cases.
Any councillor is welcome to attend RSA committee meetings at
which financial reports are presented and admin matters discussed.
Mr Richardson may then learn
the priority of these volunteers is
getting a team on the paddock, not
ticking the regulatory boxes.
He could nominate himself as the
mandated councillor who should
have attended each and every one of
these monthly meetings over the past
20 years but failed to show up.
At his first meeting, he could
introduce himself: Hello! Im
your local councillor. How can I
help?
David Hocking
former RSA treasurer
Nicholson Road, Subiaco
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asset to put the Budget back into the black
(Barnett flogs Cotts family jewels, POST,
June 27).
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Rayney wants
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Extremely disappointed was
how Lloyd Rayney reacted to this
weeks news that a WA Police
team is to take a fresh look at the
murder of his wife, Corryn.
Ph. 9381 3088, 276 Onslow Road, Shenton Park, 6008. www.postnewspapers.com.au
When I heard there was to be
an announcement I had hoped
there had been a change of heart,
that there was going to be a truly
independent investigation, he
said.
But, he said, a new police team
would
be lookingStreet
at theiswork
of
Catherine
a gem
Applicant
Peter
Driscoll,
from
Development
Assessment
Panel
By LLOYD GORMAN
theirwithin
colleagues
and mates
a gem of Subiaco
city,with
she
(DAP) is likely to consider the ap- urban planners Landvision on
said.
Nicholson Road, said the withyears
of service together.
Residents of one of Subiacos plication next month.
With
its old
terrace
houses, it
Residents and interested par- drawal did not mean the project That
is why
it is
not independoldest heritage streets have just
a unique
in WA.
ent,is said
Mr place
Rayney,
a former
12 days left to lodge objections ties have until January 19 to had been dropped.
The terrace houses
were daily
built
Catherine Street residents
lodge submissions.
state prosecutor
who dealt
to a planned office block.
1904 and the new development
Subiacos planning depart- recently spoke against an apPlans have been submitted to
withindetectives.
surely
keeping
redevelop 19 and 27 Catherine ment notified residents of the application for a scheme amend- O n
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the existing Karl
old terrace
houses
Street opposite eight distinctive plication in a letter dated ment to build a 19-storey tower
Commissioner
OCallaghan
on the Pavilion Market site as the councils own town planterrace houses known as December 15.
said a new team of 13 investigators
The new building would be (Residents ready for a fierce ning scheme states.
Archbishops Row into a fourhad begun
probing
Mrs Rayneys
But this
development
makes
storey office block with under- near the Seddon Street site of a fight, POST, December 29).
death,
a murder
fortowhich
Mr
no effort
whatsoever
fit into the
Ines Janca, of Catherine
proposed $45 million six-storey
ground parking.
Rayney
was
twice
acquitted.
The terraces were built more office block with a cafe on the Street, said the planned four- existing streetscape.
Rayneys
body was
found
than 100 years ago and refur- ground floor.
said the building
would
blot
storey office block would threat- Mrs She
buried
in sky
Kings
Park the
in after2007,
bished by the council in 1982.
out the
and block
The developer withdrew its en the special character of her
afternoon
her
car which
had was
been
found
The Metropolitan West Joint DAP application in November. street.
breeze
important
abandoned nearby in Kershaw
Street, Subiaco.
A detective from NSW and one
from Queensland will join the
Shenton Park photographer John Woodhouse was named WAs top photographer this week.
WA team, plus a UK company,
Cellmark Forensic Services.
his photographic studio in over the past decade.
By sarah mcneill
None of the investigators was
John said: In 2004 I didnt
Subiaco, John has won numerconnected to the original murder
ous silver and gold medals even know how to use a comIve won a lot of awards, for his wedding portraits, puter. But then I decided I
inquiry that resulted in Mr Rayney
but this is a good one, abstract nudes and illustra- either have to move with it
being charged.
said Shenton Park photog- tive photos.
Mr OCallaghan said the cold
or give up.
rapher John Woodhouse
case review, which started in May,
Now he is among the most
He gave up wedding photoghad already identified some leads,
proudly.
raphy two years ago to concen- awarded photographers in
mainly around DNA.
This week, John earnt the trate on creating mixed-media the state for mastering digital
But Mr Rayney said independtitle of 2015 AIPP (Australian works that combine an acrylic manipulations.
ence was crucial, and in this case
Institute of Professional painted background with a
John runs the Orangery Fine
Photographers) WA Epson digital image, printed on art Art Gallery in Onslow Road,
Professional Photographer paper or canvas.
where he plans to hold an exof the Year.
Few arts have changed as hibition of his award-winning
Since 2006, when he set up dramatically as photography works next month.
Vol 39 No.1
Corryn Rayney
Karl OCallaghan
it did7,not
exist.
January
2012
He said there were perceived
conflicts of interest around the
leader of the cold case team that
were unacceptable to him.
Where can I turn? What else
can I do? I wrote to the Premier
two months ago on behalf of myfor
theand
terraces
were asking
built
self
my which
daughter
for
before
air-conditioning.
an independent
inquiry and for a
She
said
residents
were
also
meeting but received no reply.
worried about noise and traffic
Imonnot
special
levels
the asking
narrow for
street,
favours orsafety
special
pedestrian
and treatment
potenImstructural
asking for
what to
anyone
tial
damage
their else
would ask during
for if they
properties
thewere
con- in my
situation.
struction.
Another
person
living
Ive been
to hell
andonback,
Catherine
described
the pubsaid Mr Street
Rayney,
who was
redevelopment
as disgusting
licly placed under
suspicion in
and
one
thatnot
should
notexonerated
be al2007
and
finally
lowed.
until
2013.
The site is bounded by the
Ive lost
everything
my
reputaJehovahs
Witness
Kingdom
Hall
tion, financially.
Please
to page 46 lawyer, David
Mrturn
Rayneys
Edwardson QC, echoed his clients
concerns.
Obviously Lloyd Rayney always
wanted there to be a cold case
review, but a thoroughly independent one, he said.
I struggle
with the fact that all
By
LINDA
CALLAGHAN
but two of the team will be WA
police
Floreatofficers.
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John snaps top award
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open. Once inside the house, was believed to be a big flatshe found her bedroom had head screwdriver.
He smashed her drivers
been ransacked and her back
A burglar smashed the win- door was open.
window, and then tried to
She went back to her car to open the door where the child
dow of a car in which a fouryear-old child was sitting in get the child and a man came was sitting.
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localagent
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with
The woman moved her car
through her side gate.
Daglish last weekend.
Your
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He said he was chasing some- and he sped away.
A woman had arrived at
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Club president Albert Iten
says the basic vehicle a lefthand-drive Canadian-built 800cc
unit costs $20,000, but equipping it for its rapid-response
beach rescue role adds another $10,000 to the cost.
Seating two lifesavers side by
side, the vehicle is fitted with
two rescue boards, a spinal
board to stabilise back-injuries,
oxygen equipment, a heart defibrillator, first-aid kit, shark
alarm sirens and a PA system.
It can also tow the clubs inflatable rescue boat.
Though it is capable of
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would be allowed.
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Clinic no longer making waves
Subiacos
independence day
Americans everywhere
will be celebrating one of
their nations most important dates this Saturday, July
4: Independence Day.
More locally, what might
have been a bit of a milestone in the independence
of Subiaco and Cambridge
councils slipped quietly by
this week without much
notice.
If the state governments
council cull policy had
not been derailed at the
start of the year by overwhelming community opposition against mergers,
Cambridge council would
have taken over Subiaco
council from Wednesday
this week.
Subiaco would have
been abolished and absorbed into an enlarged
Cambridge council, which
would have assumed the
name, identity and belongings of its neighbour.
While that particular
threat has passed, July 1

remains a dangerous date
for Subiaco.
In 12 months the state government, Perth lord mayor
Lisa Scaffidi, UWA and others will be hoping the City
of Perth Act will come into
force on that date.
If it does, about 3000
residents in Subiacos South
ward (south of Aberdare
Road) would be lumped
into the City of Perth along
with UWA and QEII, without any chance to vote on
the issue.
Most Subiaco residents
around the big institutions
have already expressed
their desire to stay with
Subiaco, and many but
not all will be hoping
July 1 next year also comes
and goes without anything
happening.
Claremonts radio wave

clinic on Stirling Highway
is shutting up shop.
Nearby residents
said emissions from the
Radiowave Therapy Clinic
locked them out of their
homes and sometimes they
could not start their cars
(Clinic emissions cause
havoc, POST, May 16).
One Vaucluse Avenue
mother said that after the
POST report an Australian
Oh, really ?
This car was dumped
in the entrance of the
carpark to JB OReillys
Irish pub on Cambridge
Street last Friday around
lunchtime.
A person was seen to
leave the car at some speed
and the vehicle was left unlocked, sitting halfway out
of the pubs mainly empty
carpark.
For several minutes punters and some tradies who
were painting the premises,
as well as customers trying

to get in and out of the
place, grew increasingly
intrigued or frustrated at
the cause of the blockade.
When the young woman
who was driving the car
returned, she apologised
and explained she had
dashed to the post office,
some distance away.
She quickly reversed
her car from the mouth of
the carpark as proprietor
Paul North uttered a few
choice words to describe
the situation.
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Authority worker had
called her to say his agency
had told the clinic it had to
address the interference.
This week, clinic manager
Tim Hall said the treatment
would stop.
The cancer research is
being expanded in Europe
and elsewhere in Australia and
funding a non-profit cancer
clinic is no longer of interest
to the board, he said.
Sophia Munn, left, with her dogs India and Al, Emma Mikus
with her labrador Mozzie and Sally McClurg with Joey all
had a fun day at the oce last Friday.
Dogs lap up work

No little accidents or
dog fights made it a good
day for Sophia Munn last
Friday.
She had permission for
fellow staff at Acton Real
Estate to take their dogs to
the office for International
Take Your Dog to Work Day,
but knew it would have been
on her head if fur flew.
It went really well,
Sophia said.
MONDAY 29 JUNE TO LATE AUGUST

WEST SIDE OF GRAYLANDS ROAD TO EAST SIDE OF
SHENTONPLACE
The closure will enable Western Power to underground the existing
overhead high voltage power lines currently located along Shenton
Road. In addition, works associated with the realignment of Shenton
Road will be undertaken to improve traffic ow in the local area.
Local traffic will have access to Davies Road and Shenton Road (either
side of works area) including Shenton Place and Graylands Road.
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Access to Claremont Crescent (east side of Stirling Road) will be

maintained via a temporary new left-in access from Stirling Road.
Detour, local traffic only and speed reduction signage will be in
place for the duration of the closure period in addition to traffic
managementpersonnel.
Businesses located on Shenton Road and Davies Road will remain open
as usual with minimal disruption to customer access.
The two train station car parks will still be available following local traffic
only signage.
This program of works forms part of Stage 3 of LandCorps Claremont
on the Park development assisting in the delivery of the Town of
Claremonts approved North East Precinct Structure Plan.
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Another number-one fan A POST reporter with Fever stars April Letton, left,
and Kate Beveridge.
Barnett in Fevers grip

There are two women in the world
Im afraid of, Premier Colin Barnett
told the crowd at Wednesday nights
West Coast Fever awards.
My wife, and a young woman I work
with called Narelle.
Narelle said, We need a new football stadium, but you need to build a
new netball stadium first and she
was right.
Mr Barnett had been thanked for the
Matthews Netball Centre. He said he was
proud and privileged to be the Fevers
number one ticket holder.
Im very happy. Ive just had a selfie
with Shae [Brown]. Im her number-one
fan, he said.
Cottesloe councils website

is a bit behind the times.
It features a selection of
local scenes on its front
page: Indiana and the
beach, the TAPSS building,
the Blue Duck balcony, the
tennis club, and more.
But one image shows
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A report on budget plans

for the beach toilets under
Cottesloes Indiana restaurant in last weeks POST
contained an error.
The report ($1m for
Cottesloe dunnies) said the
Cottesloe CEO and mayor
would not give details
about whether the money
was for the controversial
Indiana toilets.
In fact, CEO Mat Humfrey
had told the POST when
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Yes council have made
an allocation in the 2015-16
Budget of $1.125million
for restrooms at Cottesloe
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At this stage, a proposal
is being finalised that will
be advertised for public
comment in the near future.
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best friends, staff had raised
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Location, not money the

problem with new school
By RHIANNON SHINE
Education Minister Peter
Collier praised new facilities
at West Leederville Primary
School this week, but said finding a site for a new western
suburb high school remained
his biggest problem.
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move with Education Minister Peter Collier and Churchlands MP Sean
LEstrange. Photo: Billie Fairclough
The money is not an issue,

Mr Collier said.
We will be building a school,
its just a matter of finding the
right place.
We have a few land options
I was looking at the old teachers college in Claremont, but
UWA wasnt keen and it was

the wrong area.
He said the new school would
be in the northern part of
the western suburbs, around
Churchlands, City Beach and
Woodlands.
There is so much pressure on
that catchment, he said.
Churchlands [Senior High
School] is bulging at the
seams.
Mr Collier was speaking at the
official opening of a two-storey
building and play areas at West
Leederville Primary School.
The $5.4million upgrade
included classrooms for Pre-
primary, Year 1 and Year 2

students.
Mr Collier said the classrooms
would provide early childhood
learning for the growing number
of students in these years.
Addressing the primary
school students, Mr Collier, a
former teacher, asked them to
sit up straight and look at him
in the eyes.
I have given you $5million,
he told the students.
Thats pretty great, isnt it?
So you have to do two things
for me: try your very best every
day and say thank you to your
teachers.
MercyCare a big winner with Lotterywest

By LLOYD GORMAN
MercyCare has relocated its
headquarters from Wembley to
West Perth, with the help of a
$7million Lotterywest grant.
Premier Colin Barnett officially opened the Ord Street
office on Wednesday morning.
MercyCare said the relocation
cost $15million.
It bought the building previously occupied by a geoscience
company for $11million last
year.
More than 100 staff from different sites, including some from
its 3ha complex in Wembley
which is also home to the Mercy
Retirement Village will be

based at the new office.
MercyCare, a Catholic provider of aged-care, family, health
and community services employing more than 750 staff and
volunteers, said it would lease
its empty offices in Wembley to
other charity groups.
The original Wembley site,
from which many of the corporate services were relocated, will
remain an important place for
MercyCare as a key location continuing to deliver childcare and
aged-care services, MercyCare
CEO Chris Hill said.
Mr Hill thanked Mr Barnett,
the state government and
Lotterywest for allowing this
Tony Wheeler, chairman of the

Mercycare trustees and Premier
Colin Barnett unveil a plaque for
the new oces.
project to come to fruition.
MercyCare, which provides
services to more than 25,000
people, has received substantial
funding from Lotterywest in
recent years.
MercyCare was formed in 2002,
when smaller church community

services were merged.
In the 2013 publication, A
Moment in Time, to mark the
80th anniversary of Lotterywest,
Mr Hill said MercyCare had
received two Lotterywest grants
totalling more than $400,000.
On August 7, 2012, MercyCare
and Lotterywest issued a joint
statement about a $1.5million
grant to help the charity upgrade
its IT systems.
Former community services
minister Robyn McSweeney
handed over the cheque to Mr
Hill.
Mr Hill said an application for
funding towards the new West
Perth office had been submitted
in April 2013.
A second, separate application, to rebuild Carlow House
in Wembley a 24-hour support
service providing long-term accommodation for young homeless people was lodged with
Lotterywest in June, 2013.
In August 2013, Lotterywest
approved a $4million grant to
MercyCare towards stage one
of the purchase and fit-out of a
new office.
In July last year, it also approved a second grant for $3million to go towards stage two.
A third grant, for $3million,
was signed off on by Lotterywest
See, we can share with neighbours and save
Cottesloe and Peppermint

Grove councils have said
no to joining their councils
together, but they are working to save money by sharing
their information systems.
They hope this will start a
process to share other bigticket items to save costs.

Cottesloe council believes
that big savings can be made
by sharing its computer
power and licences with
Claremont, Peppermint
Grove and Mosman Park.
Savings of $30,000 to
$40,000 a year could be made
on proprietary software
licences, an investigation
with Peppermint Grove has
found.
Extra but inexpensive
user licences would be
required.
Cottesloe would have to
host Peppermint Groves
information.
The two councils hope that
this will be the first step in
integrating their IT systems
with other councils.
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Lifes a gamble for Dolly

By LLOYD GORMAN
Life has been going to the dogs
for a long time for Wandanas
oldest and longest serving tenant and she loves it.
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Dolly Overland was born on

the Falkland Islands in 1915 and
has spent the past 50 years living
in Wandana, the Department
of Housing complex in Thomas
Street, Subiaco.
Last week, friends, neighbours, senior department staff,
and Subiaco mayor Heather
Henderson gathered to help
Dolly celebrate her 100th birthday with a this-is-your-life-style
presentation.
There was also a long chatty
phone call from her son, John,
in Queensland.
Dollys family movedfrom the
Falklands to the UK in 1930 and
that was where she married Les
Overland, when she was 32.
It was Les who introduced
Dolly to greyhound racing.
Les started me off gambling,
she said.
Ive been betting since 1947.
I know every dog track in
London Wembley, West Ham,
Dagenham, all of them.
She started betting on the greyhounds with a cornella a bet for
two shillings and sixpence on a

little black dog called Sporting
Midnight.
This day I had a bit of money,
I had four half-crowns, she
said.
I picked up about 40 pounds.
That started me off betting.
I thought, That was easy
money, Ill have some more of
this!
I thought I was going to get
rich, I suppose.
After the war, Dolly and Les
lived in Ealing, close to the famous TV and film studios.
Dolly recalled working as
a waitress and receiving a
two-shilling tip from Richard
Attenborough, the English film
actor and director who died
last year.
They were good days, Dolly
said.
Dolly and Les migrated from
the UK to Australia in 1961,
spending 15 months in Nigeria
on the way, where the government had sent Les to teach
bricklaying.
In Perth, the family stayed at
Graylands Migrant Hostel for a
year, which was where Dolly got
her first job in Australia.
A few years later they moved
into Wandana, where, in diferent
units, Dolly has lived ever since.
Cyclist licences only fair, Barker says

Its time to license cyclists,
Jock Barker says.
Mr Barker, Claremont mayor,
said he saw riders flouting the
law every day and knew people
who had been put into hospital
by cyclists.
I see them running through
red lights every day, Mr Barker
said.
They are a constant problem
on Bay View Terrace.
Mr Barker succeeded in getting a motion passed at a WA

Local Government Association
meeting for a discussion paper
to be researched and prepared
about licensing cyclists.
He said motorists rights
were balanced with their obligations.
They have to demonstrate
competence to drive; they have
to have a drivers licence, and
it can be forfeited for bad behaviour as a driver, Mr Barker

said.
They must only drive
licensed vehicles, and the
licensing of vehicles includes
third party insurance, soon to
be extended, at additional cost
to the motorist, to a no-fault
system.
The licensing cost makes a
contribution to the cost of road
infrastructure.
Mr Barker said none of
that applied to cyclists, but it
should.
There should be a licensing
system that, at the very least,
covers the cost of no-fault insurance for when somebody
is injured or injures another
party, he said.
Dolly never lost her passion

for the dogs and still regularly
goes to the TAB in Hay Street,
Subiaco.
In her more mobile days, Dolly
was known to go to the Burswood
Casino.
This particular day, I had $20
to bet, anything else its a taxi
home, she said.
Anyhow, at the end, I had 40
cents in my purse, so I walked
from the casino out to the main
road and got on a bus.
These days, Dolly says she gets
her entertainment from Radio
6PR, though she misses Graham
Mabury.
She said the POST was one of
her favourite newspapers.
Its better than the Sunday
paper, she said.
She said she wished she had
gone to school here because then
she would have known more
people growing up.
Dolly appeared in the POST
in April 6, 2013 (Dollys a rare
breed indeed), the same week
former UK prime minister
Margaret Thatcher died.
She regarded Thatcher as a
hero for defending the Falklands
from Argentina in 1982.
Asked what she thought was
the secret to a long life, Dolly
who drank and smoked when
she was younger put it down
to a couple of factors.
Never mind fancy medicines
and all that lot, she said.
Where I grew up, we never
had any fruit, apples or oranges
or anything.
We went down to the garden,
pulled a carrot out of the ground,
wiped it off and ate it.
Or if peas were in, we would
have a handful of them; and we
caught our own fish.
And plenty of walking and
fresh air, and bloody hard
work.
Ive had some bloody jobs.
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Shed obliges with a Gaudi

One of the great pleasures
of visiting Barcelona, Spain,
is discovering the citys rich
heritage of turn-of-the-20th
century architecture and design, especially the work of
Antoni Gaudi.
Trevor Gorey with the Antoni Gaudi replica mirror in his house.
Contemporaneous but not

Modernist, Gaudi was a total
artist.
He was an innovative architect, an excellent sculptor, a
great interior designer, an expert in ceramics and an original
smith.
So what do you do when your
wife falls in love with one of
Gaudis furniture masterpieces,
a dramatic, tall asymmetrical
mirror framed in elaborately
carved waves and scrolls?
Trevor Goreys wife wanted a
mirror like one Gaudi originally
designed in 1902 for the Calvet
House in Barcelona.
Being a Mosman Park shed
man, Trevor (73), a former chartered accountant, engaged in a
spot of detective work to make
a template.
Then, after gluing lengths
of an English oak floorboard
together, Trevor got to work on
the frame with one of the sheds
jigsaws.
The smooth finish was
achieved by using a small
Stanley hand planer and lots
of sandpaper.
The template also came
in handy for the glazier in
OConnor to cut the bespoke
mirror piece.
Hammond hits freight link

By DAVID COHEN
The effect of the Perth
Freight Link on the western
suburbs will be discussed
at next weeks Cottesloe
Ratepayers and Residents
Association AGM.
Council CEO Mat Humfrey is
guest speaker and will outline
his vision for Cottesloe.
Former mayor and association president John Hammond
was the latest to air worries
about the state government
freight changes.
Cottesloe residents need
to be extremely fearful of the
impact of the Perth Freight
Link, Mr Hammond said.
It has the potential to
dramatically increase the
number of heavy trucks on
Curtin Avenue, North Street
and Marine Parade.
Marine Parade residents
will experience much higher
levels of traffic as motorists
seek to avoid an even more
congested Curtin Avenue.
I have no doubt that it will
lead to more bitumen, more
traffic lights, more congestion
and more traffic fumes for
Cottesloe.
In May, state Opposition
Leader Mark McGowan said

properties in North Fremantle
could be demolished so big
trucks could get to the port
(Road freight threat to
homes, POST, May 23).
The Perth Freight Link will
cost $1.6billion, Mr McGowan
said at the time. Already its
the biggest road project in
WAs history.
The state government said in
May it would explore all route
options for the Perth Freight
Link and take environmental,
economic and social impact
measures into account, and
Main Roads would make a
recommendation this year.
At last weeks Cottesloe
council meeting, Jack Walsh
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narrowly lost a motion calling for Cottesloe to tell the

Premier and Cottesloe MP
Colin Barnett of its objections
to the scheme.
Mr Walsh said some of the
13,200 truck movements would
be on Marine Parade, Curtin
Avenue, Stirling Highway and
Port Beach Road.
Mayor Jo Dawkins said any
judgment would be premature
and the council needed a full
report before deciding.
The vote on Mr Walshs motion was 3-3. Ms Dawkins used
her casting vote to go with the
status quo.
The open AGM starts at 5pm
on Monday, July 6, at the Civic
Centre on Broome Street.
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I made the mirror
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mirror and
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happy to share their
celona, Trevor said.
Antoni Gaudi. expertise, he said.
Gaudis archiI received a lot of
tecture and design
help and advice from
remarkable.
the men of the shed
Trevor is now creatin the crafting of the
ing one of his mirrors
mirror.
for the mens shed
Trevors mirror now
raffle prize.
hangs proudly in the
The mirrors take
six weeks of concerted work to bedroom at Casa Gorey.
The mirror is absolutely
make, he said.
When Id finished, I was wonderful, Trevors wife Alicia
amazed that it came from my (70) said.
I take all our guests up to our
hands.
I get a lot of satisfaction from bedroom to look at the mirror.
Its a real gem.
crafting in wood.
Other shed members are
Trevor said the concept of the
waiting to see if Trevor fancies
mens shed was great socially.
It has extremely good a go at making one of Gaudis
equip,ment, but more than that whimsical benches.
State, Defence housing for Claremont

Social and affordable housing
is coming to Claremonts Ashton
Avenue.
State Housing Minister Colin
Holt said the land, near the corner
of Mofflin Avenue, would also have
Defence Housing Australia homes.
The state Housing Departments
acting general manager commercial operations Nigel Hindmarsh

said the DHA had expressed
an interest in about 30% of the
homes.
He said it was intended to retain
up to 10% for social housing and up
to 20% for affordable housing.
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Subiaco scene
NAIDOC Week
The City of Subiaco is celebrating the history and
contributions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
people during NAIDOC Week from 5 to 12 July.
When: Sunday 12 July, 2pm

Where: Subiaco Arts Centre, 180 Hamersley Road, Subiaco
Tickets are free and available at the door from 1.15pm on
a rst come, rst served basis. For more information on
the concerts, contact the city on 9237 9222 or visit
www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/concerts
This years theme We all stand on Sacred Ground:

Learn, Respect and Celebrate reects the strong spiritual
connection of Aboriginal people to the land and sea.
School holiday activities
We are celebrating with a number of community events

around the city, commencing with a special ag raising
and Welcome to Country ceremony on Monday 6 July.
Highlights include Didge n Dance, Marn Grook (traditional

form of AFL), Yarnin and Waabiny (drama, games and
improvisations exploring Noongar language and culture),
photography workshops and skateboarding clinics.
For more information, and a full list of events for the

week, visit www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/events
sunday@subi Madjitil Moorna

and The Merindas
This special NAIDOC Week sunday@subi is a double bill
concert. Madjitil Moorna is a community choir singing
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander music. They share songs
of joy and hope, love, and fun in Indigenous languages and
English. The second act, The Merindas, are Australias premier
Indigenous female soul trio featuring some of Motowns
greatest hits for a performance not too miss.
The city has plenty in store for the July school holidays.
For a full list of activities, visit the website

www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/events
Subiaco Early Years Network

The City of Subiaco is working together with local stakeholders
to establish the Subiaco Early Years Network. The network aims
to promote the importance of early years, engage with local
parents and improve the wellbeing of children and families
in Subiaco.
The network will run for a period of one year, consisting

of three early meetings including breakfast, networking
and presentations on current information topics. Each event
will begin at 7.30am and conclude at 9am. The rst meeting
will be held in late July with subsequent events in November
2015 and May 2016.
The July presentation will be on the Australian Early
Development Census.
Attendance is free. To register your interest, please
contact 9237 9317 or donnah@subiaco.wa.gov.au
Subi Voice of Youth quiz night

Get ready to test your knowledge at the Subi Voice of Youth
quiz night! This is a fun, free night out for ages twelve to
eighteen. You could win some great prizes including tickets
to Eagles and Dockers games as well as vouchers for Grilld,
Zambrero and San Churro.
When: Friday 31 July, from 6.30pm to 9pm
Where: Subiaco Library, 237 Rokeby Road, Subiaco
For more information, visit www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/svy
Places are strictly limited. Please RSVP on 9237 9216
or culture@subiaco.wa.gov.au
If you work with an organisation providing care and support

for children up to eight years and their families, such as
a school or not-for-prot, this may be of interest to you.
Community notices
Q Rokeby Road median strip works
The City of Subiaco will be undertaking works on the Rokeby
Road median strip between Bagot and Roberts roads in July.
Following an Arborist report, Council endorsed a detailed
physical investigation to identify the extent of the Plane trees
root systems in the existing trafc medians in Rokeby Road.
Results from this investigation will determine the feasibility
of a partial or complete removal of the median strip in order
to improve the streetscape aesthetic and provide a safe
environment. Any further work will be subject to future council
resolutions and public consultation.
In order to carry out the investigation, 1.5 metres of the
existing curbs and paving will be removed on each side of all
trees growing in the median. The removal of the curb and
paving will be conducted at night after 7pm on 6 and 7 July
and the Arborist investigation will be conducted during the day
from 7 until 10 July. The reinstatement of the curbing will be
done on the night of 13 and 14 July from 7pm.
Q Special Council meeting Tuesday 7 July

A Special Council meeting of the City of Subiaco will be
held at 5.30pm on Tuesday 7 July in the Council Chambers,
Administration Centre, 241 Rokeby Road, Subiaco.
The purpose of this meeting is to consider the following item:
Draft Annual Budget 2015/2016
To speak at the meeting please notify the city by emailing
city@subiaco.wa.gov.au
Please provide your name, address and question/statement
marked to the attention of the Chief Executive Ofcer by 5pm
on Monday 6 July. Those who do so will be given preference
in determining the order of speakers.
these issues through providing clear and measurable deemed to

comply criteria for site works that reect the relevant objectives
and design principles of the Codes.
Comments are to be received by 5pm on Friday 24 July.
Q Rescission of Planning Policies 2.1 and 2.4

Streetscape and Residential Car Parking
The city is inviting public comment on the rescission of Planning
Policies 2.1 Streetscape and 2.4 Residential Car Parking.
The city has recently completed a holistic review of all
residential Precinct Planning Policies. These policies adopt
a place based approach to planning and along with the
Residential Design Codes (Codes) consider all matters relevant
to residential development. The revised precinct policies
incorporate appropriate provisions relating to the matters dealt
with by these policies.
Q Development Assessment Panel

application for comment
The city is inviting public comment on an application for
development approval for demolition of the existing dwelling
and construction of a three storey building comprising twelve
multiple dwellings at 621 Hay Street, Jolimont.
The application meets the criteria for a Development
Assessment Panel application and will be determined
by the Metro West Joint Development Assessment Panel.
For more information on the DAPs visit
daps.planning.wa.gov.au/default.asp
The city is inviting public comment on its draft Planning Policy

2.26 Siteworks.
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.
The policy has been developed in response to issues with

the interpretation and implementation of clause 5.3.7 of the
Residential Design Codes (Codes). The policy aims to rectify
Comments should be submitted in writing

through the online submission form at
www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/formalsubmissions, via email to
Q Draft Planning Policy 2.26 Siteworks
city@subiaco.wa.gov.au or addressed to the Chief Executive

Ofcer, City of Subiaco, PO Box 270, Subiaco WA 6904.
Comments should clearly indicate the name and address of the
person making the submission and the proposal or application
to which the submission relates.
Q Development applications received

Property
Proposal
6A Broadway,
Crawley
6/104 York Street,
Subiaco
Alterations and additions to an existing

building (Masonic Hall)
Replacement of existing retaining wall
621 Hay Street,

Jolimont
46C York Street,
Subiaco
Demolition of the existing dwelling and

construction of a three storey building
comprising twelve multiple dwellings
dwelling
53 Gloster Street,
Subiaco

dwelling (replacement of roof)
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

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Fourteenth anniversary walk
Reect on the ANZAC Centenary at the recently restored
Subiaco Fallen Soldiers Memorial and explore the history of
Subiacos town centre before viewing the current exhibition,
When the Great War came to Subiaco, at Subiaco Museum.
Sunday 12 July, 1.30pm to 3pm
Start and nish on the grassed area at the Subiaco Museum,
239 Rokeby Road, Subiaco
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School
lunches
end up
in bin
Helicopter
forced down
in Mossie park
A helicopter made an
emergency landing on a reserve at Buckland Hill last
Saturday.
By DAVID COHEN
Children at Mosman Park
Primary School have been
throwing their lunches in
the bin.
The school was surprised to
learn about the lunches and got
the Waste Authority to visit and
give advice on how to reduce
waste.
There were many uneaten
and untouched lunches thrown
into the bins, the schools P&C
minutes said.
Staff have spoken to the students about throwing lunches
into the bins.
Students have been asked to
take their lunch home if they are
unable to eat it or do not like the
food they have for lunch.
This will enable parents to
provide another lunch option
if necessary.
The Waste Authority is part
of the state Department of
Environmental Regulation. A
department spokeswoman said
the Waste Wise auditor made
general comments on strategies
to reduce waste.
[These] included suggesting
the school become an accredited
Waste Wise school, she said.
This would require the school
to write a simple waste management plan and policy and to form
a committee of willing staff and
student representatives.
In addition, the school could
apply for a Waste Wise infrastructure grant for the resources
that it needs.
She said the authority always
advised schools to start with
achievable projects that engaged and involve students in
finding the solution.
Projects included using reusable lunch containers instead of
cling wrap and snap-lock bags;
getting sandwich wraps or boxes;
The helicopter is removed by truck from beside Stirling Highway, Buckland Hill, Mosman Park.
Cambridge,
Neds rates up
Cambridge ratepayers are
facing a 3% increase in their
rates while Nedlands rates
will go up 2.5%, the lowest
in a decade.
Cambridge is planning a
$49million operating and
a $29million capital works
budget.
About $18.3million is
earmarked for five major
projects, including the new
swimming pool and Wembley
sports park.
The closing date for comments is Monday, July 13,
before the spending plan is
due to be rubber-stamped
on July 20.
Extra properties in Ocean
Mia at City Beach, Perry Lakes
and West Leederville will add
$1.1million to money the council
recoups in rates.
Another $2.6million is
expected from land sales at
the Catalina Estate in the
northern suburbs, which
Cambridge shares with other
councils.
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increases] in the western
suburbs.
CEO Greg said Trevaskis it
would add an average of $55
per property.
The council will borrow
$1,982,000 to complete projects
including minor works at
Mt Claremont Library and
the clubrooms at David
Cruikshank Reserve.
Upgrades to the Dalkeith
Nedlands Bowling Club will
cost the council $795,000, but
will be repaid by the club
over 10 years.
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its commitment to inject an
additional 4% into its capital
works program.
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Tales of bedpans have

former nurses in fits
Mayors move to
recoup cull cash
Sixteen nurses who started

their training at Sir Charles
Gairdner Hospital in 1965 have
held a 50-year reunion.
By DAVID HUDLESTON
The revitalised Councils
for Democracy is taking on
the government in a role usually done by the WA Local
Government Association.
Happy memories These nurses recently celebrated the 50th anniversary of starting their training at Charlies. Inset: The Way We Were Choir.
attend, sent written recollec- the university tower was still
tions for Kathy to read out at standing they would continue
despite the fact that all the inthe lunch.
One of her stories described struments on the trolley were
when in 1968 she was assisting jumping about madly and the
the surgeon, Mr Paton, with an power went out.
Kathy said the group had
aortic graft operation, the earthdecided to meet twice a year
quake occurred, she said.
He calmly looked out of the because they were not getting
window and commented that as any younger.
Massage banned
Massages have been rubbed
out at two beauty salons in
Cambridge.
One business was shut down
after raids by police and
immigration officials.
Cambridge council agreed to
allow one salon in Cambridge
Street to reopen, provided it
did not offer massages.
The owner of another salon
inside the Cambridge Forum
wanted to renew a 12-month
permit for massages but
councillors declined and agreed
it could operate only as a beauty
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Its last meeting on June 26

discussed recovering money
councils had spent on the
Barnett governments failed
council cull.
Opposition to the proposed
City of Perth Act, adverse
implications of the proposed
Perth Freight Link and the
$2million lowered threshold for
developments to be taken to a
development assessment panel
were also discussed.
A spokesman said these issues
required a more robust engagement with the government than
was occurring with WALGA.
It looks like CfD will have
an ongoing vital role in local
government, he said.
Certainly, no one thinks that
CfD should be wound up just
because the reform agenda was
dead and allegedly buried.
CfD chairman Ron Norris
said no councils had been reimbursed for the money wasted
on the governments reform
agenda.
The more than $5million claim
which WALGA submitted on behalf of councils was rejected by
the government, he said.
CfD intends taking further
action on that.
Mr Norris said the meeting
discussed the status of the City
of Perth Act but nothing would
happen until Parliament resumed.
But the Act was well down on
the list of business.
Ian Ker spoke on behalf

of the Capital City Citizens
Committee.
Ian outlined the serious deficiencies in the draft legislation
and identified several insidious
clauses which, if the legislation
was passed, could have adverse
impacts on councils in the future, Mr Norris said.
One alarming point was that
the map incorporated in the
legislation is marked indicative
only, so it could change at any
time, and the southern boundary
extends to the centre of the Swan
River, which is what the government attempted to achieve in
the reform agenda.
Mr Norris said Perth Freight
Link would have an extremely
adverse impact on councils
in the southern and western
suburbs.
He said the CfD intended
to address this in more detail
at its next meeting on Friday,
July 10.
Fremantle council will also be
hosting a forum on July 21.
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we had hoped for ... noisy, happy,
lots of screams of laughter,
champagne, wine, food like you
wouldnt believe and of course
our entertainment of The Way
We Were choir, Kathy Money
(nee Watson) said.
Kathy was with Helen King
(nee Elliot), Helen Hutton
(Shaddrack), Helen Turner,
Margaret Bolton (Crawley),
Robin Jestrimski (Bussemaker),
Keryn Green (Daws), Carole
Tompkin (Reynolds), Kathy Mills
(Fretwell), Marion Haddy, Nancy
Sharrad (Elphick), Clare Cheney
(Davidson), Kerry Simpson
(Wilson), Dee Nunn (Tresize), Jill
Fry (Highet) and Jenny Brown
(Greenway).
We had a Sunday service run
by Matron and the choir sang
four hymns to nursing in ancient
times, Kathy said.
The hymns reflected on old
nursing duties and practices
such as Sunday inventory,
pan room swabbing and bowel
washouts and had the audience
in gales of laughter!
The extension table was
pulled to its maximum and 16
sat comfortably all around and it
was set with white cloths, crystal
glasses, blue serviettes, silver
cutlery and white plates.
It did look very smart and
echoed the Charlies logo of blue,
white and red.
Kathys eldest grandson Harry
and his friend Kelly (both 12)
wore black trousers, white
T-shirts and blue aprons with
the Charlies logo on them to act
as waiters for the day.
Maureen Greenslade, of Mt
Barker, who was unable to
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Elite SAS does

not deserve this
Fabulous central location

and ripe for redevelopment
Thank you for the report,
Barnett flogs Cotts family jewels
(POST, June 27).
I have carefully audited other
state government-owned land and
building packages and identified
two excellent sites in crying need
of redevelopment.
One is used only for a few
months every year by state government bodies.
It would make an excellent lowcost housing option for several
hundred people, while allowing
the original government use to
continue.
It has excellent freeway access,
is close to shops, public transport
and parks, so there are excellent
play areas for children.
The main site, in Perth, is
bounded by Malcolm Street,
Harvest Terrace, Hay Street and
the freeway.
The politicians who infrequently use this property (with
free parking), can use the ground
floor of State Parliament when
they are not at their electoral
offices throughout WA.
Also, when Parliament is not
in session, the rather palatial
restaurant that serves subsidised
meals to politicians could feed
the not-so-well-off who live upstairs with excellent three-course
meals, with nice silverware and
crockery.
The kitchens could also produce
an excellent meals-on-wheels
service for residents living in
nearby suburbs, with unused
parliamentary vehicles and their
drivers delivering piping-hot
meals to the elderly.
Theres also a nice space nearby

that could be used for spillover
housing.
It is currently known as Kings
Park, though a catchier name
could be floated and sold to
promote some large commercial
firm that could afford the naming
rights for a development of this
scale.
Such splendid opportunities such should not go unused
when so many developers could
benefit.
Quentin Hall
Onslow Road, Shenton Park
As a psychologist, I am surprised and disappointed to

learn that SAS families may
have their security and safety
put in jeopardy by the selling
off of part of Seaward Village
to private buyers.
I understand there has been
different and possibly conflicting information available to
members of the public.
A Department of Defence
review is being undertaken
to look at the security of the
site if the public were able
to purchase land and build
houses within what are currently SAS facilities.
I am absolutely opposed to
any
land being sold for public
Wearne Cottesloe, already have enjoy the heritage buildings
purchase.
substantial waiting lists because and gardens.
I cannot assert too strongly
of their great reputation and
We were instrumental in the
that
Australians owe a debt of
local focus.
gifting of the Wearne site to
Our goal is very, very simple: our four local councils and our gratitude to those soldiers past
to provide more of the services intention is to ensure it can be and present who have quite
literally put their lives on the
our community is demanding.
used for the care of the elderly
Only a carefully considered in our communities for the long line to keep us safe.
SAS soldiers are the elite,
redevelopment by a community- term.
but that does not mean that
led operator will provide this.
To do this, we are simply
We maintain the beautiful seeking an extension to the in times of war they are not
heritage-listed Wearne hostel lease already written into the witness to some of the most
heinous acts.
building at no cost to ratepayers
conditions of the title gifted to
There are not many profesor taxpayers.
sions where being at an elite
So we want any further the councils.
David Cox level would put you at more
redevelopment to create opchairman, Curtin Care risk without the compensaportunities for local people to
tion of a salary commensurate
with CEOs in private organisations.
Australians (as a gross
stereotype) are unaware of
the horrors of war because,
for the most part, other than
the Japanese attempts in
World War II, Australia has
not experienced what it is
like in a volatile environment
such as war.
Our ignorance is bliss, but
Curtin Care says its aim for Wearne Hostel, in Cottesloe, is to care for
the SAS carries the burden
local residents.
that we appear unable or unwilling to comprehend.
At the very least we, as a
nation, need to be willing to
What does Cambridge mayor Planning Minister John Day, assure our soldiers that when
Simon Withers really think of who, because of fear of losing they return they will be treated
the people he is supposed to his seat in the next election with dignity and be assured of
from Labor homing in on his a place where they can live
represent?
In my opinion, his behaviour backing down on several local with their families among othseems very much like giving government decisions, will ers who do know the toll.
say yes to Amendment 31 and
the finger to ratepayers.
Lily Walker
The Local Government Act should therefore be ultimately
Murchison Street, Shenton Park
makes clear his duty as a held responsible.
Mr Withers relationship
councillor, which is to represent the interests of electors, with Churchlands MP Sean
ratepayers and residents, and LEstrange, who is actually
to facilitate communication representing his electors by
I wish to thank the kind
between the community and speaking to his government
colleagues on the issue, seems person who handed in my longthe council.
lost wallet to Woolworths at
In my opinion, his behaviour to be in freefall.
There is some suggestion Mr Cottesloe Central recently.
and that of some other councilI hope that person reads
lors in relation to Amendment Withers has ambitions to purthis.
31 looks like contempt and sue a career in government.
They were very honest and
Given his performance and
arrogance.
It is hard to understand, attitude to his electors in his I am very grateful.
as the saying goes, what part current role as mayor, you
M. Thompson
of no he does not under- would be a brave voter to have
Leake Street, Peppermint Grove
him as your representative.
stand.
D. Wills
Mr Withers is now startChandler Avenue east, Floreat
ing to point the finger at
More letters pages 28, 30
Wearne aims for care, not high-rise

Curtin Care does not intend to
build an 11-storey building on
the Wearne site in Cottesloe.
We intend only to expand existing services so local people
can receive high-quality aged
care without leaving the area
that is their home.
Curtin Care is a not-for-profit
organisation run solely on behalf
of communities in Cottesloe,
Mosman Park, Claremont and
Peppermint Grove.
Our mission is to look after
local residents, not profit from
them.
The local need for aged care
is greater than ever and demand
will continue to grow.
For example, the number
of people over 80 in Mosman
Park will double in the next
decade. Where will they go for
aged care?
Our two facilities, Riversea
Mosman Park (providing specialised dementia care) and
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JULY 2015
EMERGE: YOUTH ART AWARDS 2015
THE NEDLANDS
LIBRARY IS TURNING 50!
Come and join in the activities and events to celebrate our
birthday during the week of 20 26 July.
Keep an eye on our Facebook page or visit nedlands.wa.gov.au for more information
closer to time.
The City of Nedlands Emerge: Youth Art Awards is open

to young people aged 1225 years. Artworks must be two
dimensional print, photography, painting, drawing, etc.
The brief for 2015 is Transition. An exhibition of entries
will be held on Saturday, 22 August at John Leckie
Pavilion, Nedlands, with an awards ceremony for all
categories. For more information go to nedlands.wa.gov.
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A DAY OF LITERARY FEASTING AT

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ROSE PRUNING AT THE PEACE

MEMORIAL ROSE GARDEN
The City of Nedlands is pleased to announce that the

College Park Pump Track is now open for use.
As part of our 50th celebrations we are holding our

biennial Day of Literary Feasting. Join us in a day of
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Award-winning Parks Services staff at the City of

Nedlands will start pruning the roses at the Peace
Memorial Rose Garden on Stirling Highway during
the week of 13 July 2015.
After extensive consultation with the Western

Australian Mountain Bike Association (WAMBA)
and WestCycle, the City of Nedlands engaged
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upgraded facility.
Tuesday 21 July
9.50 am 2.45 pm
If anyone in the community would like some expert

tips on pruning their roses, or the best results for
the spring bloom, please come to the Rose Garden
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Full day or selected sessions registrations available

from $5.00. For a program visit our website or
phone 9273 3644.
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Individuals can nominate any residential,
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they believe is a great example of a Waterwise
garden. Nominations are now open and close
Friday 28 August 2015. Entry forms are available
from the Citys administration centre, libraries and
community centres, or on the Citys website.
Residents intending to redevelop their nature strip
are reminded that the City requires an application
in line with its Nature Strip Development Policy. An
application form containing guidelines is available
on the Citys website. The City is an endorsed
Waterwise Council and is committed to further water
conservation education in the community.
TRESILLIAN ARTS CENTRE

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TRESILLIAN STUDENT AND TUTOR

EXHIBITION 2015
Tresillian is holding an exhibition showcasing the
artwork produced by students and tutors over the
past year.
Exhibition runs 18 26 July.
The Citys gardeners will be at the Peace Memorial

Rose Garden during fine weather for a number
of weeks completing the pruning, so please feel
free to come along and nd out more about pruning
your roses.
NEDLANDS VOLUNTEER
RESOURCE CENTRE
The Nedlands Volunteer Resource Centre has two
workshops coming up in July.
Attract and Retain Volunteers, facilitated by
Volunteering WA, is an essential workshop for all
community organisations involving volunteers. This
training will focus on the important role of leadership
in best practice management of volunteers. The
workshop will explore different models of leadership
and how they will help you to engage and retain
volunteers in your organisation.
Friday 24 July 2015, 9.30am 1.00pm
John Leckie Pavilion, College Park, corner
Melvista Ave and Stone Rd, Nedlands.
Morning tea and lunch provided. Free parking
available.
Bookings are essential. RSVP by Wednesday 15 July
2015.
The Step into Volunteering Information Session
is an informal introduction to volunteering. Come
along to this free, no-obligation session and
hear about the benefits of volunteering, what
volunteering opportunities are available, identifying
your skills, and much more.
Vote in the $1000 IGA Captain Stirling Peoples

Choice Award and go into the draw to win a $500
Tresillian voucher.
Tuesday 14 July, 5.30 pm 6.30 pm

Nedlands Library Training Room
6064 Stirling Highway, Nedlands
21 Tyrell Street, Nedlands, Open 10am 4pm daily.
For information on these workshops or to RSVP,

please contact Robyn Forrest, Community
Development Ofcer Volunteering, on 9273 3640 or
volunteering@nedlands.wa.gov.au
Fo r i n fo r m a t i o n o n a n y o f t h e s e e v e n t s
contact Tresillian Arts Centre on 9389 1977 or
tresillian@nedlands.wa.gov.au.
The existing BMX facility has been transformed into a stateof-the-art pump track. The track is multi-generational,
catering for those from beginner level right up to more
advanced. With a series of berms, rollers and a natural
setting, this facility is set to provide hours of fun and exercise
for the whole family.
Dont miss the opportunity to use this new facility. Grab
a helmet, head down, ride safe and remember, always
remain courteous to others on the track.
BUSHLAND ACTIVITIES AT ALLEN PARK

Come to the Allen Park planting day on Saturday 4 July.
The Friends of Allen Park meet the rst Saturday of every
month and every Tuesday during the week to undertake
activities in the bushland from 9-11am. Please contact
Lesley on 0431 728230 if you are interested.
BUSHLAND ACTIVITIES AT HOLLYWOOD

RESERVE
Come and help the Friends of Hollywood Reserve at their
next working bee on Sunday 12th July undertake activities
to conserve the bushland. Meet from 9am to 12 noon
at the main entrance near the junction of Karella Street
and Boronia Avenue, Nedlands. Please contact Trish on
9386-4476 if interested. Morning tea will be provided at
10.30am.
SHENTON BUSHLAND
The Friends of Shenton Bushland meet every Sunday
from 8 10am to undertake activities in the bushland
please contact Dani on 0420334601 if interested.
RAILWAY RESERVE GREENWAY PROJECT

The City has finalised stage 3 of a project to create a
green corridor along Nedlands section of the rail reserve.
This project revegetated sections of the grass verge on
the eastern and western side of the railway line south of
the Karrakatta underpass.
COUNCIL MEETING DATES

Committee meeting 14 July
Council meeting 28 July
Meetings start at 7 pm and are held in the Council
Chambers, 71 Stirling Highway. Please enter from the
Smyth Street entrance.
71 Stirling Highway. Nedlands WA 6009 | 9273 3500 | council@nedlands.wa.gov.au | nedlands.wa.gov.au
SAS aiming high for

orphans and widows
By DAVID COHEN
A 101-year-old .303 rifle will
be up for grabs at a sold-out
dinner to help Special Air
Service Regiment widows and
orphans later this month.
Weapon of choice Erik Pavlik, left, and Mike Rowe with the .303 in the Garden of Reflection at the SAS
barracks in Swanbourne. Photo: Billie Fairclough
The Lee Enfield rifles walnut

stock is stamped with the year
of manufacture, 1914, and its
serial number.
We were lucky to find this
one, said Warrant Officer
Second Class Erik Pavlik, a 30year regiment veteran. Theyre
getting rarer.
The gun was donated by Don
Martin, a former F111 pilot,
who shoots with Armed Forces
Defence Rifle Association president Mike Rowe.
Mike said a recent fund-raising
dinner in Melbourne had seen a
bid of about $12,000 for a latermodel .303.
This one is 100 years old and
with the Anzac centenary we
are hoping for a great result,
he said.
Erik said .303s were made at a

Lithgow factory that also makes
Steyr rifles.
It is still one of the most accurate rifles ever made, he said.
Money raised at the event will
go to the SASR Resources Fund,
set up after the Blackhawk helicopters crashed near Townsville,
Queensland, in 1996, in which
15 SAS members and three
from the 5th Aviation Regiment
were killed.
Erik was on a Blackhawk when
the tragedy happened.
It wasnt a good night, he
said.
But the WA community really
gets behind the regiment.
Money helps give children
of soldiers killed a university
education, helps veterans with
disabilities and organises respite breaks for serving soldiers
and their families, and other
programs.
The ball is on July 18. Guest
speaker will be Sir Angus
Houston.
Glass screen settles Cottesloe balcony war

By DAVID COHEN
A glass privacy screen has
been approved for unhappy
neighbours in Cottesloe.
On Monday night, councillors
voted for opaque glass to be installed between Curtin Avenue
owners Barbara Hewson-Bower
and Ross and Clare Taylor.
Last week, Dr Hewson-Bower
pleaded with councillors
about her right to privacy
(Balcony war in Cottesloe,
June 20).
This week, she said her proposal aluminium louvres com-
plied with planning rules and

council workers recommended
it be approved.
The Taylors have made it
clear they dont want more negotiation, Dr Hewson-Bower
said.
She said she had got legal
advice saying she had a right
to privacy.
Dr Hewson-Bowers property
at 31D is one of four on narrow lots that have balconies
with sweeping views of the
ocean.
When the Taylors extended
their balcony nearly five years
ago, Dr Hewson-Bower did not

ask for screening, but changed
her mind last year.
This week, Mr Taylor again
said he had been harassed
by council officers over the
issue.
He said there had been overlooking since the four homes
had been built in 1976.
Mr Taylor said it was a load of
rubbish for Dr Hewson-Bower
to claim she didnt understand
building plans.
There are five properties
shes had work done on in
Cottesloe, he said.
This week councillor Jay

Birnbrauer said the glass would
give the Taylors the light they
wanted.
Whats all the fuss? he asked.
Its a really extraordinary
situation.
Its a privacy issue we really
cant let go unaddressed.
Councillor Phil Angers was
against the glass.
It would be a massive windsail ... and possibly dangerous,
he said.
Council planning manager
Andrew Jackson said the psychology of the screen would
make a difference.
Last week, councillor Katrina
Downes said she lived in busy
Broome Street.
Everyone looks in I shut my
blinds, Ms Downes said.
The vote for the glass was 4-2:
Mr Angers and Peter Jeanes
against.
Dr Hewson-Bower said she
would try to make the decision
work with her architects.
Im happy they [the council]
have accepted my right to privacy, she said.
Mr Taylor did not return calls
before press time.
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Falun gong pair

seek Bishops aid
By LLOYD GORMAN
A Dalkeith couple have
asked Foreign Minister Julie
Bishop to do something likely
to anger the Chinese government.
Paul Yang and his wife, Grace,
have been discipline falun gong
a spiritual and meditation
practice whose followers are
persecuted in China for more
than 15 years in Nedlands.
They teach the exercise and
meditation regime in the Rose
Gardens in Nedlands every
Saturday morning.
They have asked Ms Bishop to
meet human rights lawyer David
Matas, a co-author of Bloody
Harvest, a book about claims
falun gong followers in China are
being killed for their organs.
He will be in Perth this
weekend at the invitation of
local practitioners, including
the Yangs.
Last week, they and fellow
adherent Albert Lin presented
Ms Bishops staff with a petition with more than 12,000
signatures, which they say
were collected in the past eight
months.
It calls on Prime Minister Tony
Abbott and Ms Bishop to openly
and forthrightly call for an immediate end to the persecution
of falun gong in China.
Falun gong has been outlawed and suppressed by the
Communist government since
1999.
Followers have been subject
to persecution and human rights
abuses, including imprisonment
without trial, and torture.
Falun gong practitioners are
being persecuted and executed

for their organs, Dr Lin said.
Before 1999, China only did a
few hundred transplants a year
but now they are doing 10,000
to 20,000 a year.
There is a holocaust going
on.
The Dui Hua Foundation, in
the US, an organisation that
monitors human rights issues
in the US and China, estimated
2400 prisoners had been executed in China in 2013 and a
similar number last year.
It said China, which keeps the
number of executions a state
secret, executed three times as
many people as the rest of the
world put together.
Any potential meeting between Ms Bishop and Mr Matas
would be likely to enrage authorities in Beijing, who are
sensitive and secretive about
their human rights record.
A section of Department of
Foreign Affairs and Trade documents released under Freedom
of Information last January says
federal government engagement, including with [falun
gong] affiliated organisations
have irritated Australia-China
bilateral relations.
The papers include a 2013
email from a department acting
director that says: We remain
unconvinced about the falun
gong-specific allegations of
organ harvesting.
But this does not change
the Australian governments
well-known concern about
Chinas ban on and treatment
of falun gong practitioners and
about organ harvesting more
broadly, including from death
row prisoners.
Albert Lin, left, Paul Yang and his wife Grace handed in the petition and books about the persecution and execution of falun gong practitioners and organ harvesting to Julie Bishops Subiaco oce last week.
Spiders in lands web of life

By LINDA CALLAGHAN
The Underwood Avenue
bushfire in January last year
revealed trapdoor spiders were
much more prolific in the area
than first thought.
The fact is among new evidence conservationists have
submitted in their objections
to the University of WAs plan
to build on some of the land,
which it owns.
Conservationists had reported
to the Environment Department
that in the bushfire, winds had
blown the trapdoors off spiders
burrows, exposing about 200 of

them.
Margaret Owen, who has
campaigned for 17 years to
save the bush, said a student
studying the bush site had told
her the spiders were not widely
dispersed.
They put out silk and the
wind blows them, she said.
Ms Owen said that in the past
five years the site had become
even more environmentally
significant as habitat of the endangered carnabys cockatoo.
The cockatoos had been seen
mating there and used hollows
in trees to hatch their young.
It is a major roosting site,

Ms Owen said.
If that 12ha gets bulldozed,
the cockatoos will starve.
Ms Owen said the Friends
of Underwood Bushland knew
the UWA senate had discussed
the housing development but
would not make their views
known.
She said while UWA deputy
vice-chancellor Professor Kent
Anderson had talked about public consultation, after 17 years
the Friends needed more.
We need some commitment,
she said.
We have to see results.
NAIDOC Week event calendar
6 to12
July
NAIDOC
Week
The City of Subiaco is celebrating NAIDOC Week with a
special program of events focused around this years theme
We all Stand on Sacred Ground: Learn, Respect and Celebrate.
This year the calendar is packed full of events as we celebrate
the contributions, achievements and history of Aboriginal and
Torres Strait Islanders.
NAIDOC Week at Subiaco Library

Whadjuk trails message stick
The Whadjuk trails message stick will be displayed at Subiaco
Library before and after NAIDOC Week, and will also be at the
NAIDOC Week ag raising ceremony. The message stick was
created as a mark of respect for the Whadjuk people and is
symbolic of Whadjuk permission to walk the land along trails that
connect remnant bushland areas in the western suburbs.
Colouring in competition
Let your creativity loose with a colouring in competition at
Subiaco Library. Colour a beautiful image designed by local
Aboriginal artists Donny Imberlong and Jade Dolman.
The competition is open all week and the best entry will win
a prize pack of beautiful picture books by Aboriginal author
Ambelin Kwaymullina.
For more details on any of these events

please visit www.subiaco.wa.gov.au
Day/Time
Event
Details
Monday
6 July
Launch event
Flag raising and Welcome to Country
10am
Join us for the ag raising ceremony and enjoy

a complimentary bush tucker morning tea.
Where: Council Chambers,

Administration Centre,
Monday
6 July
Kids workshop
Didge n dance with Derek Nannup
2pm 3pm
Learn about Noongar culture at this fun didgeridoo and

dance session for kids and parents.
RSVP: Required
Where: Palms Community
Centre, corner Nicholson
and Rokeby roads, Subiaco
Ages: 4 to 6 (with parents)
RSVP: Required
Tuesday
7 July
Marn Grook football workshop

Come along and learn how to play Marn Grook, a
traditional indigenous game that is thought to be one of
the original forms of Australian rules football. As well as
Marn Grook, youll also learn to play a number of other
bush games.
1.30pm
3pm
Wednesday
8 July
Upskill youth workshop

Yarnin and Waabiny (talk and play)
10.30am
12pm
Explore Aboriginal language, culture and politics with fun

and engaging drama games and improvisation exercises.
Where: Palms Community

Centre, corner Nicholson
and Rokeby roads, Subiaco
Ages: 10 to 14
RSVP: Required
Where: Committee Room,
Administration Centre,
Ages: 12 to 25
RSVP: Required
Thursday
9 July
Subiaco Library school holiday activity

West Oz petting zoo with Australian bush animals.
Where: Subiaco Library,

10.30am
Join the Subiaco Library team for a school holiday activity

packed with native Australian animals.
RSVP: Required
Friday
10 July
Special NAIDOC Week storytime
Where: Subiaco Library,

10.30am
Listen to one of our amazing librarians read a fascinating

dreamtime story before taking part in a fun craft activity.
Age: Pre-schoolers
RSVP: N/A
Sunday
12 July
sunday@subi special NAIDOC Week concert

Madjitil Moorna Choir and The Merindas
2pm
Madjitil Moorna is a community choir who sing

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander music, sharing songs
of joy, hope, love and fun in Indigenous languages and
English. The second act The Merindas, are Australias
premier Indigenous female soul trio featuring some of
Motowns greatest hits for a performance not too miss.
When: 2pm
Where: Subiaco Arts Centre,
180 Hamersley Rd, Subiaco
Tickets available from
1.15pm at the door.
One ticket per person.
All RSVPs to Subiaco Library on 9237 9300 or email library@subiaco.wa.gov.au
Synergy customer
blows a fuse
over 10c charge
By DAVID HUDLESTON
The chair of a strata company
for a block of Mosman Park
units spent 45 minutes on the
phone trying to sort out a 10cent error made by electricity
supplier Synergy.
Synergy sent two bills within
days of each other when it
discovered the error made in
estimating its meter reading.
To make matters worse, the
strata company paid both bills.
Gill Vivian, of Vivians
Residential Real Estate in
Mosman Park, discovered the
payment when checking the
accounts one for $2634.90 and
the other for $2634.80.
Finding two accounts within
days of each other prompted
me to ring Synergy to complain
about the 10-cent difference
between the bills, she said.
She was told the legislation
required the second bill to be
sent out when the error was
discovered.
Movie day
Little Brazilians Perth
Project is presenting a school
holiday Portuguese movie day
at the Grove community centre
next Thursday.
The movies Rio and Finding
Nemo in Portuguese with English
subtitles will be screened.
Rio starts at 10am and Finding
Nemo at 1.45pm
Take a pillow and $2 donation.
Popcorn and juice for children
and tea and coffee for parents
will be provided.
But after more than 26 minutes

on the phone on Monday, Ms
Vivian was told Synergy was
sending the body corporate
overdue notices and a late payment charge
She called again on Tuesday
and was told those charges
would be reversed.
But after a total of 45 minutes
on the phone over 10 cents you
wonder if its all worth it, she
said.
If this was a private enterprise, seriously, someones head
would definitely roll.
How many other people go
through the same thing but
elect simply not to do anything
because of the wait time and
the fact that you have to speak
with a supervisor who is never
there at the time and has to ring
you back?
It just makes your eyes roll.
She received a call from
Synergy on Wednesday advising
that one of the payments would
be refunded.
But I have insisted that I
want to lodge a full complaint
on this appalling bureaucracy
gone mad, she said.
I told her to keep my complaint going forward up to whoever can make a commonsense
decision that if the bill is less
than $5 then dont send it.
Since Western Power and
Synergy have separated and
they are two separate identities its difficult again, not my
problem.
I dont feel I got anywhere
except perhaps getting the
money refunded to the strata
company.
Finland, Finland, Finland Renay Jol, left, Oscar Barrett and Nelleck Jol will perform at the World
Gymnaestrada in Helsinki. Photo: Billie Fairclough
Somersaulting to Helsinki
Three generations of a local
family will be part of more
than 300 Australian gymnasts
performing in Finland later
this month.
Nelleck Jol, her daughter
Renay and grandson Oscar will
be part of World Gymnaestrada
in Helsinki.
I took part in the first one
in 1948, after World War II,
Nelleck (83) said.
Im the 10th of 17 children.
My brothers were all good at
cycling and skating.
I had to beat them somehow
and gymnastics seemed to be
my forte.
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Gymnaestrada. Nelleck and
her clan will be in the only WA
team, which will be one of 12
from Australia.
Renay (47) said gymnasts
would perform tumbles and flips
from inflatable trampolines,
while the trampolines were
rolled, flipped and stacked to
make towers.
Oscar does back-somersaults
from them, she said.
Oscar (10) is a Year 5 student
at Wembley Downs Primary
School, where Renay runs a
gymnastics class.
After the Gymnaestrada he
will meet his tulip-growing
relatives in the Dutch town of

Egmont for the first time.
Nelleck said she couldnt
speak English when she came
to Australia.
My first job was cleaning shit
off eggs on a chicken farm in
Belmont, she said.
My dad was a herring fisherman but his boat was blown
up by sea mines in World War
I.
Nelleck and her husband
Geoff were known as Rottnest
Islands royal family after they
spent 25 years there each summer anchored off Parker Point
in Talisman, their 42ft jarrah
boat, until last year.
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Satellites help diagnose eye disease

By DAVID HUDLESTON
Hundreds of remote patients
on the Torres Strait Islands
and in southern WA have been
screened for eye disease by
satellite using a test devised
by a Nedlands professor.
es and provide the appropriate

intervention, we can actually
prevent blindness.
Ophthalmologist Dr Mei-Ling
Tay-Kearney, who worked on the
project, said using the technology was easy.
Once the health worker
uploads the patients image, I
can access it anywhere at any
time, she said.
It takes me about five minutes
to read the images, create the
report and then send it back to
the health worker.
According to Professor
Yogesan, technology like
Remote-I can help close the gap
in access to healthcare in remote
and regional Australia.
After successful trials in
Queensland and WA, were
really looking to see how we
can work with governments
and health-care providers to
continue the roll-out of this
technology across other states
and territories.
Medical innovation and
technologies from WA could
prevent needless blindness in
rural and remote WA and the
rest of the world.
The same technology is used
in China in Guangdong province
to cater for almost 100million
people.
Professor Yogesan and his
team have also obtained a
National Health and Medical
Research Council development
grant to create an algorithm that
can automatically identify all the
pathologies related to diabetic
retinopathy.
Trials will be undertaken on
this technology and how it supports current and new referral
pathways for patients.
We are also working with
the WA Department of Health
The CSIRO project used technology known as Remote-I, which

was developed by Professor
Yogesan Kanagasingam, of
Nedlands, the research director at the Australian e-Health
Research Centre, at the CSIROs
Leeuwin Centre in Floreat.
The trial used satellite dishes
installed in eight community
health centres four in the
Torres Strait Islands and another four in southern WA.
Health workers captured highresolution images of patients
retinas using low-cost retinal
cameras.
These images were uploaded
via satellite broadband, which
allowed Perth-based eye specialists to use tablets or desktop
computers to access them.
More than 1000 patients received the free eye screening,
which identified 68 patients at
significant risk of going blind,
including some with macular
oedema.
Releasing the results on
Tuesday, trial leader Professor
Yogesan said diabetic retinopathy often caused irreversible
blindness.
It affects the indigenous
population at nearly four times
the rate of the non-indigenous
population, he said.
In almost all cases, this can
be avoided by having regular
eye checks. However, those
in remote communities simply don't have access to these
services.
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Builders move into Bethesda

The $10million redevelopment of Bethesda Health
Care in Claremont starts on
Monday.
Cockram won the tender to
build two operating theatres, a
staff dining room and additional
staff parking, and to refurbish
the surgical ward.
The work will be completed
within a year.
We are excited to finally start
the redevelopment process, after
months of planning and consultation, Bethesda Health Care
CEO Yasmin Naglazas said.
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wing.
project managers, Johnstaff,
Peter Hunt Architects and Ralph
Beattie Bosworth Surveyors, who
have made the planning process
cost effective and thorough.
The majority of the works

are external to the hospital
on the river side, allowing the
contractors to work with minimal disruption to the everyday
activity within our hospital.
The addition of two new
theatres to our existing seven
theatres will enable us to expand our in-demand surgical
services, and to meet the needs
of our growing accredited specialist register.
Bethesda Health Care is an
independent 88-bed awardwinning hospital in Claremont
that has been operating for more
than 70 years.
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Dry July gives Coxy a boost

While the football field is
typically wet during July
as winter sets in, former
West Coast Eagle Dean Cox
will be going dry.
Dean, the Eagles retired
star ruckman and record
holder, is giving up alcohol to
raise funds for Cancer Council
WA during Dry July.
Dean said improving his
health and well-being was
a key factor for deciding to
register.
When I was playing, I was
pretty strict on what I ate
and drank because I had to
be, he said.
But since Ive hung up
the boots, Ive probably
indulged a bit.
So itll do me some good
to have a bit of a break.
Now a family man and
ruck coach for the Eagles,
Dean said he needed all
the energy he could get
and going without alcohol
would be a step in the right
direction.
Ive got a pretty busy
schedule both at work and
home so having the extra
energy and a clearer head
will definitely help juggle

all of lifes demands.
Funds raised during Dry
July for Cancer Council WA
will support improvements
to the Nedlands Crawford
and Shenton Parks Milroy
lodges, which are homes
away from home for regional
cancer patients and their
carers who come to Perth
for treatment.
Cancer Council WAs
lodges are important because they give people who
live in the country, such as
in my hometown, Dampier, a
chance to get the treatment
they need, Dean said.
Cancer Council WA CEO
Susan Rooney said the
health benefits of reducing
or eliminating alcohol intake
were well documented.
During Dry July, not only
do you give your own liver
a break, but the funds you
raise go directly to helping
regional cancer patients access necessary treatment.
To register to be part of
Dry July or to support those
going without, head to https://
au.dryjuly.com.
Visitors can don lab coats

and try their hand at medical
research at the Harry Perkins
Institute of Medical Research
open day to celebrate National
Science Week.
Dean Cox is going dry for July.
Abstinence makes the garden bloom

Going without a drink for
a month has resulted in a
purpose-built garden for use
by cancer patients and their
carers at Sir Charles Gairdner
Hospital.
The Dry July challenge in
2013 and 2014 raised more
than $250,000 for SolarisCare
Foundation.
It allowed the foundation,
members of the John Curtin
Leadership Academy (JCLA)
and Masters Home Improvement

to renovate a badly dilapidated
garden area.
The JCLA team led the project
while Masters donated materials
and labour.
Three months after the sixmember JCLA team took on
the project, the garden has
been opened to give patients
a much-needed place of
solitude for reflection and
relaxation.
A Canadian study found that
stress reduction and emotional

support provided to distressed
breast cancer patients resulted
in better cell maintenance.
The hospitals head of haematology and SolarisCare founder
David Joske said patients
needed a tranquil location to
cope with cancer diagnoses and
treatment.
There are times patients
simply need to get away to take
some time out for themselves.
This time of solitude and
reflection has been proved as

effective in enhancing treatment, Dr Joske said.
Previously our patients had
no dedicated space where they
could just sit and reflect.
This has changed now, thanks
to peoples willingness to give
up alcohol for just one month
and the JCLA teams great
leadership.
The garden will be officially
opened on August 6.
It will be a rare opportunity

for people to experience the
institutes work, with tours and
hands-on activities in the labs.
The hands-on laboratory
activities will be held in the
Lotterywest BioDiscovery
Centre.
Talks on the latest research
will be held in the McCusker
Auditorium at 40-minute intervals.
Medical researchers will take
visitors on tours of the exhibition
areas, which offer a visual history of medical research, from
the discovery of penicillin to a
chronicle of Australian Nobel
Prize laureates.
Researchers will also take
visitors through the new laboratories, which research cancer,
diabetes, cardiovascular and
neuromuscular diseases.
Wellness tests for visitors will
be held in the clinics.
The open day is from 10am to
3pm on Saturday, August 22.
The Harry Perkins Institute
at QEII Medical Centre is at 6
Verdun Street, Nedlands.
To find out about parking and
public transport and to see a
map, go to perkins.org.au and
look for Visit Us.
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FREE Intergenerational Internet Classes
The Town of Mosman Park with St Hildas Anglican School for Girls
is hosting a FREE Intergenerational Internet Class. Learn how to do
online banking; send and receive emails; open, send and attach
digital photographs; pay bills online and much more.
Date: 29 July 2015
Time: 3.45pm to 5.30pm
Venue: St Hildas Senior School Library, Bay View Terrace, Mosman Park
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Youth Encouragement Grants
Award Winning Photograph

Georgie Carey has taken out top honours at the recent Town of
Mosman Park Photographic Awards with her entry, My Secret
Hideaway, depicting the sun glinting over our beautiful Mosman
Bay. Congratulations to Georgie and to all of the other nalists - the
standard of this years entries were exceptional. Thanks also to Rocky
Bay for hosting the event at their facility in McCabe Street. As well
as taking out the $1,500 rst prize, this image will appear as the cover
of the Towns Community Calendar for 2016, and the other nalist
images will be featured throughout. To view the gallery of images
online, visit www.mosmanpark.wa.gov.au
Local Planning Scheme No. 3

Available for Viewing and Submissions
Local government planning schemes describe a Councils plan for
the future direction of a particular local government area, providing
a detailed direction for the area focusing on community planning
and aspirations, whilst ensuring the needs of the state and the
regional community are incorporated. Notice is hereby given that
the local government of the Town of Mosman Park has prepared the
abovementioned local planning scheme for the purpose of:
1. setting out the local governments planning aims and intentions
for the Scheme area;
2. setting aside land as reserves for public purposes;
3. zoning land within the scheme area for the purposes dened
in the Scheme;
4. controlling and guiding land use and development;
5. setting out procedures for the assessment and determination
of planning applications;
6. making provision for the administration and enforcement of the
scheme; and
7. addressing other matters contained in the First Schedule to the
Town Planning Act.
The Mosman Park Youth Advisory Council (MPYAC) are calling for
nominations for the 2015 Youth Encouragement Grants. The grants
are designed to assist young people to achieve their goals and can
be put towards tuition, coaching and the purchase of specialised
equipment. There are four $1,000 grants available in the categories
of academic study, sport and recreation, music and the arts,
community service and leadership.
Who can apply: Applicants between the ages of 13 and 24 inclusive
who live or study in Mosman Park or who actively
participate in the Mosman Park community.
Successful applicants are expected to become
members of the Towns Youth Advisory Council
Funding:
$1,000 paid in two instalments over two years
Closing date: Friday 14 August 2015
Info:
Guidelines and application form are available
from the Town of Mosman Parks website at
www.mosmanpark.wa.gov.au
Community Planting Day

at Mosman Beach
Sincere thanks to everyone who came out and supported our most
recent planting day at Mosman Beach. This event was made possible
through a Coastwest grant provided by the Western Australian Planning
Commission. This important work to preserve our own precious stretch
of beach is done in partnership with a number of local school groups,
with many of the students assisting last Sunday. Together we are helping
to preserve the dunes at Mosman Beach so that they can be enjoyed by
residents of and visitors to Mosman Park for generations to come.
2015 Volunteer Awards

Nominations Now Open!
Every year, the Town of Mosman Park acknowledges the fantastic
volunteers who make Mosman Park a great place to live, by holding
a function in their honour. As part of this years celebration, the
Town is looking to name Mosman Parks Volunteer of the Year
and nominations are now open! Nomination forms and guidelines
can be obtained from the Administration Centre or the Towns
website: www.mosmanpark.wa.gov.au If you have any questions
about this years Awards, please contact Danelle Fauntleroy on
9384 1633. Nominations for the Volunteer of the Year close
on Friday 14 August 2015.
Plans and documents setting out and explaining the local planning
scheme are available at the Towns Administration Centre, Memorial
Park, Bay View Terrace, Mosman Park, and will be available for
inspection during ofce hours (8.30am to 4.30pm) from now until
1 October 2015. Submissions on the local planning scheme may
be made in writing on Form No 4 (available on the Towns website
at www.mosmanpark.wa.gov.au and Council Ofces) and lodged
on or before 1 October 2015. For further information, call 9384 1633.
Between River and Sea
Painter was
unregistered
Man charged over Herdsman fire

A Fremantle man
appeared in Perth
Magistrates Court last
week on a charge of setting
fire to Herdsman Freshs
kitchen in April.
The 29-year-old appeared on two counts of
criminal damage by fire,
one of wilful damage, one
of possessing a prohibited
drug, two of possessing
drug paraphernalia, and
three of having no authority to drive.
Magistrate Felicity
Zempilas said the man had
also been charged with
setting a fire at OConnor
Automotive and Tyres.
Police said the fires had
caused damage valued at
$600,000.
Ms Zempilas said the
man had also been
charged with possessing cannabis and a glass
smoking implement with a
grinder, which had traces
of the drug on it.
She said he had also
charged with driving three
times while not having a

drivers licence.
The man asked for the
case to be adjourned so he
could get legal advice.
BEAT
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Fine for not moving on

A West Perth mining
company geologist has
been fined for not obeying
a move-on order.
Police charged Barry
John Junor in Northbridge
at 3.35am on June 7 after
he had been told to move
on from outside a nightclub.
Magistrate Felicity
Zempilas heard the order
applied until 10am, but
Mr Junor had been seen
10 minutes later inside a
James Street caf, trying
to buy food.
The cafe was in the
area he had been told to
leave.
Mr Junors lawyer said
he had had too much to
drink.
He was on his way and
stopped for food, the

lawyer said.
He certainly regrets the
decision.
Ms Zempilas heard that
Mr Junor worked fulltime and was able to pay
a fine.
He is of prior good character and from Scotland,
the lawyer said.
He has certainly learnt
his lesson by having to
come to court.
Ms Zempilas fined Mr
Junor $300 and granted
the lawyers request for
a spent conviction.
Ms Zempilas said: Its
not said you were causing further trouble Im
satisfied its unlikely youll
offend again.
Phantom thief took axe to bakery door

A man wore a black
mask with a white skull
on it when he smashed a
Shenton Park bakery door
with an axe last month.
Police would like to talk to

this man.
An unregistered painter
has been prosecuted by the
Building Commissioner.
Constable Paul Donnellan of Wembley police

said the man had fair skin
and was aged between 20
and 40, of average height
and medium build.
He wore a black mask
with a white skull, a blue
jumper with a white Nike
tick on the back in the middle near the collar, denim
jeans, and dark-coloured
skate shoes, Constable
Donnellan said.
Video showed a man
using an axe to smash a hole

in the back door of Lawleys,
in Onslow Road.
He could not get in because of two bolt locks.
He ran to the front of the
shop and smashed part of
a glass door.
In the office, he hit the
safe many times but did
not open it.
Then he hit the till from
behind and destroyed it but
did not get any money.
The crime happened
at 3.45am on Tuesday,
June 16.
Information can be forwarded to Crime Stoppers,
quoting reference number
7752.
A reward is oered for the return of this Dell laptop which

contains six months of research.
Student oers laptop reward

Distraught landscape
design student Suzanne
Lefroy is offering a reward for the return of her
black Dell laptop, stolen
on Tuesday night.
It contained an assignment Ms Lefroy, of
Ruislip Street, Wembley,
had been working on for
six months.
She and her husband
were asleep in their
home when the thieves
broke in through the

back door and stole the
laptop and her husbands
wallet.
The loss of months
and months of work and
the thought she will have
to do it again is heartbreaking, her mother
Dianne Hannah said.
Anyone with information on the laptops
whereabouts should
call Ms Lefroy on 0419
386 364.
Hoodie woman in knife threat

A sleeping Shenton
Park man was woken by
a knock on his door last
week before he was menaced with a knife.
A woman in a hoodie
knocked on his John
Street door at 8.25 last
Wednesday morning.
He opened the door and
saw a slim, petite woman
with a hoodie partly pulled
over her face.
Give me alcohol, she
said, while she produced a
17.7cm kitchen knife with
a black handle.
The man (59) closed the
door and went to find a
cricket bat in self-defence.
The woman left.
Police said she was

in her late 20s and had
brown eyes.
Car impounded
A Nedlands teenager
will be summonsed after a
car was snapped travelling
at 165kmh on the Mitchell
Freeway.
Police allege a camera
photographed the Toyota
Kluger on Tuesday, June
23.
The boy (17) will be
summonsed on charges
of reckless driving and
contravening his learners
permit.
The Kluger was impounded for 28 days.
Jason Allen Ronald

Lawson had been charged
over registration offences
and failing to meet his
responsibilities under a
home building contract for
a Nedlands property.
Mr Lawson was ordered
by a magistrate to pay a
$5000 fine and costs of
$713.50 after pleading guilty
to three charges over painting work he did in April
last year.
The first charge against
him was for holding out or
implying that he was a registered painting contractor
when he was not.
The second charge was
for carrying out painting
work valued at more than
$1000 for profit or reward
without the required registration.
Both are offences under
the Building Services
(Registration) Act.
The third charge against
Mr Lawson was for entering
into a contract that claimed
he was entitled to demand
or receive a deposit of
more than 6.5% of the total
quote, which is an offence
under the Home Building
Contracts Act.
Anyone intending to
break the building laws is
reminded that these are
serious offences that not
only can attract significant
penalties but can also
compromise public safety,
Building Commissioner
Peter Gow said.
To do an online registration check, see www.commerce.wa.gov.au/buildingcommission or call 1300
489 099.
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Subiaco is
looking greener
and better
Having just returned to our
fair city of Subiaco, I write with
pride and enthusiasm to say to
councillors: well done on the
marvellous parklets of Rokeby
Road.
Their attractiveness and
beauty do the city proud, and
it is so good to see the further
greening of our city.
As long as they are well maintained, and kept growing, these
will be a great asset to Rokeby
Road.
My congratulations to those
who came up with such a splendid idea and got it actioned.
Also, I have been so impressed
with the greening and making
good of our Daglish railway station, with lawns and additional
plantings.
This too deserves praise and
commendation to all involved.
What a wonderful sight and
surprise to see this effort being
made for our city.
Please keep up this wonderful work across Subiaco, and
please accept my thanks for a
job well done.
The parklets and Daglish
station are fantastic assets for
us all.
Frank Marshall
Hamersley Road, Subiaco
Surfers wax-blocked
ears led us to Isolators
One of Subiaco councils parklets in Rokeby Road room to sit down

and enjoy a coee.
Perfect spots for a break

Congratulations to Subiaco
council for finally beautifying
Rokeby Road.
The planter boxes, the increased number of cafe settings,
and the parklets are great.
There is still life in Subiaco.
The parklets will provide seating, particularly for elderly or
disabled people, as well as the
general community.
The newly painted bike racks
also brighten the area.
We still need a few more racks
near the cafes and some solid
rings in the walls of shops to

attach our dogs to (rather than
tying them to a rubbish bin out
in the sun or rain).
Because it is World Continence
Week, has the council considered installing another public
toilet?
It is not only elderly people
but also women with children
and men who have had prostate
surgery who need quick and easy
access to facilities.
Helen Potter
Townshend Road, Subiaco
Its time to get much tougher on smoking

What is the cost to the taxpayer
of the governments advertising
of its appeal to make smoking
history?
Let us face it: it is highly
questionable that the smoking addict will be effectively
induced to give up smoking by

the TV adverts to date.
Why do we not now legislate
to make it unlawful to import
tobacco and any product containing tobacco, and to smoke
and or deal with the same?
I should be very grateful if

the powers that be would take
serious notice of my concern
and act appropriately.
Name and address withheld by
request
Refusing its own medicine

Its a pity or is it hypocrisy? that the University
of WA did not find it could pursue the impossibility of creating a consensus centre with Dr Bjorn
Lomborg when it caved in to populist ideology
without a whimper.
What a sad day for academic freedom when staff
at a university silence a dissenting voice rather
than test their ideas in debate, said the Minister
for Education and Training at the time.
Walk the talk?
Doesnt sound like it.
Arthur Dixon
Victoria Avenue, Claremont
Fix it quickly
In response to Chris Antills

letter about the name of surfing
spots along the south Cottesloe
marine park (That break is
Isolated, not Isolators, POST,
June 27).
The fact the name variation is
now written has given me some
satisfaction.
I agree that the surf spot in
the spotlight was known as
Isolated.
I first surfed there in 1975,
having grown up in the Mosman
Park postcode end of Broome
Street in the 70s and 80s.
The limestone, algae and I became quite intimate, sometimes
indistinguishable.
The area was the walk-to
surf coast for a south Cottesloe
grommet.
The Freo Doctor would buffet
the foamie surfboard relentlessly on the long trek across
the Sea View Golf Course.
As surfing has evolved, despite
the geography of surf spots
staying quite constant, it is the
surfers who change.
Councils must use local experts

I am disappointed at the ongoing community anger in the
town of Cambridge.
My experience in local government taught me a simple
truth: there is more knowledge,
experience and capability in
our community in almost any
subject than could ever exist
in any council or administration.
And the community knows
it, particularly in the western
suburbs.
So why do councils persist
with the arrogant I will dictate model when to use that
community capability would undoubtedly deliver a far superior
outcome to all parties?
It is an ongoing demonstration
of how councils are under the
thumb of their administrations,
which in my view have absolutely no interest in recognising
what their communities need
and desire.
The success of the professionally guided community
decision model has been very
More letters page 30
Art show helps

house bear cubs
Studio Noah pet photography
and I thank John Woodhouse,
from The Orangery Fine Art
Gallery in Onslow Road, Shenton
Park, and the POST for supporting our recent art exhibition, Marcus Is My Witness, a
fundraising event for Free the
Bears (Art that will make you
smile, TimeOut, June 6).
Over the exhibitions two
weeks, $13,500 was raised to
go towards a building that will
home struggling bear cubs whose
mothers have been killed by
poachers.
Thank you to those in the
community who helped raise
this wonderful amount.
Ruth Miriam Cohen
Commercial Road, Shenton Park
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We surfers bring our stories

and titles to these places, along
with our misplaced sense of
ownership, or mastery.
The names, Cove, and, south
across the stormwater-carved
channel, Seconds, seem solid
in the vernacular.
There is that spot directly
on the south side of the
Cottesloe groyne that I knew
as Suctions.
Then there is Isolated, or,
as it became in the mid-1980s,
Isolateds yes, a name with no
sense except as an attempt at
a noun.
I can recognise the evolution
of the name through reiterative
misinterpretation, confounded
by early morning incoherence
mixed with wax-blocked ears
morphing into the current
Isolators, a name I first heard in
association with the Whalebone
Classic surfing competition.
Next decade, we might hear
the name Tors.
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Huddart Street, Alderley, Qld
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3.5mill by 2050?
Pollys boots too big for Nic Nat

Could Nic Nat be as good
as Polly? asks Robbo (Austin
Robertsons Sporting POST,
June 27).
Possibly, but he needs to get a
wriggle on, big time.
Lets see what hes up
against.
Graham (Polly) Farmers greatest claim to fame occurred in 1996
when the AFLs Hall of Fame
came into being.
Polly was one of only 12 players
accorded the honour of inaugural
Legends of our great game, including Ron Barassi, Leigh Matthews,
Bob Skilton, John Nichols and
Ted Whitten.
Elite company indeed!
Farmer burst on to the scene
when he joined East Perth in
1953.
Credited with revolutionising
ruck play with judicious use of
handball, he soon won his first
Sandover Medal, at 21.
Others followed in 1957 and
1960, and he was Brownlow Medal
runner-up in 1963 during his time
at Geelong, unsurprisingly a pre-
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miership year for that club.

Throw in a career of more
than 350 games, plus interstate
appearances and two premiership triumphs as captain coach
of West Perth, and you have quite
a package.
So back to Nic Nat.
Its difficult to gauge just how
good Nic really is.
Sure, he can be exciting and
explosive, and leap buildings in
a single bound, but can he deliver
a consistently workmanlike contribution to the following division
week after week?
A quick perusal of his Brownlow
Medal tallies over the past few
years indicates that his style of
play rarely attracts the attention
of the umpires.
Assuming he builds on the
talent that Robbo passionately
believes he has, let me pose a
question.
The community embraced naming a new section of road past
the gradually rising Burswood
Stadium as the Graham Farmer
Freeway.
Would there be any chance the
new pedestrian bridge which will
form an important part of the
associated infrastructure could
one day be named the Naitanui
Crossing?
I dont think so.
Max Vallis
Essex Street, Wembley
Readers need to know that

without a lot of publicity the
WA Planning Commission has
advertised a series of draft
reports entitled Perth & Peel
3.5 Million.
They are out for public comment until July 31.
The reports outline the plan
for how to accommodate a
population of 3.5million in the
metro area by 2050.
The plan for the Central
Region, which includes all the
western suburbs, calls for a
massive increase in dwelling
numbers and greatly increased
density.
I have summarised the impact
on the western suburbs in the
following table:
Suburb
hen Subiaco physiotherapist Helen Potter took her POST on

holiday to Porto, in Portugal, she relished the courtesy and
respect that car drivers showed to pedestrians. She said drivers
stopped to let her and other people cross the road even before they
had stepped o the kerb. Back in Perth, I have to be alert again to
the number of aggressive drivers who feel they are more important
than anyone on two feet or two wheels, Helen said.
Increase in New Dwelling

Dwellings Density (Dw/ha)
Subiaco
Cambridge
Nedlands
Claremont
Cottesloe
Peppermint
Grove
Mosman Park
68%
67%
55%
29%
29%
21.0
7.8
6.0
11.1
11.1
86%
40%
9.7
12.3
I urge readers to study the

reports on the WA Planning
Commission website and comment by the closing date.
Kevin Wul
Jasmine Avenue, Subiaco
I identify with Subiaco, not with Perth
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I have been a Subiaco South

ward resident since 1987.
I have been very satisfied
with Subiaco council with
underground power, traffic
controls, parking controls, new
footpaths and recycling.
The council offices are easy
to access in Rokeby Road, and
the library is there also.
The council was fantastic
after the March 2010 hailstorm,
and rejected UWAs recent attempt to rezone this area after
residents joined together to
fight the proposal.
It now seems UWA, with
Perth council, is trying another
approach to push development, and we are being moved
against our will into the City
of Perth without a say.
So much for the Dadour
Amendment.
What hope have we of convincing Perths business-based
council to reject the scheme
when I am sure that it will be
put forward again?
So how do we fight it?
Our Nedlands MP Bill
Marmion seems a good place
to start.
I delivered a letter to him
at his office in October. No

reply!
I resubmitted it in December.
No reply!
His receptionist denied we
would be affected, though Mr
Marmions office is in the affected area.
It now seems Mr Marmion
is a chief proponent of the
change.
We canvassed local people,
who showed an overwhelming
opposition, but he summarily
dismissed it as unrepresentative.
So much for a local MP.
The only advantage I can
see to moving us into Perth is

that it will make the boundary lines simpler when Kings
Park, UWA and the hospitals
are transferred.
I dont want to have to go
into the city any time I need
to visit the council.
I dont want the risks involved in being part of a
business-dominated council.
I identify with Subiaco.
That is where I mostly shop.
That is where I mostly go.
Leave the South ward in
Subiaco.
Frank OConnor
Hardy Road, Nedlands
Whats happened to our uni?

Well done, everyone
(Impossible campaign
slammed, POST, June 27).
Do congratulate cartoonist
Ron Seddon who drew the
valiant vulture to accompany
Eric Lawsons letter (Who
lets UWA make all these
changes?, POST, June 20).
I reckon the wheels are
falling off down there at the
beloved university: priorities
seem pretty askew as far as

older graduates can judge,
and things seem to happen in
extraordinary secrecy.
Ah dear, perhaps it is all
about corporate carry-on and
competitive confidentiality
but where is the lovely, lively,
openhearted campus we cared
about?
Joan Pope
Reserve Street, Claremont
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PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 2005
APPROVED TOWN PLANNING

SCHEME AMENDMENT
TOWN PLANNING SCHEME NO 1
AMENDMENT NO 28
It is hereby notied for public information, in
accordance with section 87 of the Planning and
Development Act 2005, that the Hon Minister for
Planning approved the Town of Cambridge Town
Planning Scheme Amendment on 1 April 2015 for
the purpose of introducing an additional use of local
cafe for Lot 336 (No. 58) St Leonards Avenue, West
Leederville to the existing Residential R30 zone.
The Development Standards and Conditions for the
local cafe are listed in Schedule 2 of Town Planning
Scheme No. 1.
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Winter has thrown up some
big seas and it is important
to be very aware of your surroundings when fishing from
rocks or your boat.
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Marions on a steep fitness

curve for trek on Great Wall
Trekking the Great Wall of
China is the next charity adventure for Daglish resident
Marion Gathercole.
Marion will spend five days

in October walking on parts of
Chinas Great Wall not usually
seen by visitors and raising
money for charity.
Marion has pedalled a bicycle
through Vietnam for prostate
cancer and was asked to take
on the Great Wall walk by a
representative from the Kidney
Foundation wanting her do
raise money for the Big Red
Kidney Bus.
I thought about it for five
minutes, Marion said.

She said the newly established Big Red Kidney Bus
allowed people on dialysis to
go on holidays, something they
could not normally do.
The bus, a fully-equipped
clinic with three dialysis
chairs and trained nurses,
was launched last October and
spends six weeks at a time at
different holiday locations
around Victoria.
The bus has already had a
significant impact for people
with kidney disease, Marion
said.
People on dialysis can choose
their holiday spots based on
where the Big Red Kidney Bus

is stationed.
To raise funds for the bus,
Marion has organised a jazz
night at Sea View Golf Club on
Tuesday, July 14.
Jazz on Jarrad will run from
6 to 8.30pm and will feature
Peppermint Jazz and a cappella
group the Razzle Dazzlers.
Tickets are $25 and guests
can take their own food. Bar
snacks and drinks will be available to buy.
Ring Marion on 0421 954
550 for tickets, or donate via
khagreatwall2015.everydayhero.com/au/marion.
There are still plenty of fish

being caught, and big weather
brings the chance of some big
fish.
The Fremantle moles are
great places to target big fish,
with pink snapper and mulloway
being top of the table. If you
are lucky enough to hook into a
good-sized snapper or mulloway,
be sure you have a mate with a
long gaff with you.
Tailor also revel in these conditions and are usually a larger
size, which old timers (like me)
call green backs.
These larger tailor spend their
time chasing mullet and gardies,
especially at the back of inshore
reef systems around Hillarys,
Mindarie and Two Rocks.
Tailor over 3kg can be caught
in these areas you just have
to be in the right place at the
right time.
Winter seas will break up the
big schools of migratory salmon
off the coast into smaller schools
that tend to come in closer to
shore, where beach anglers and
dinghy fishos have a much better
chance to tangle with them.
Recent reports suggest that
this is exactly what is happening, with plenty of salmon being
caught from the Fremantle
moles, Leighton beach, City
Beach and Floreat.
Boaties will be lining up off
Scarborough to have a crack at
them, when the swell allows.
When the seas are as big as
they have been, the Swan and
Canning rivers are a safer bet.
The rains are pushing more
black bream downstream, with
anglers reporting reasonable
numbers around the yacht
clubs in the POST area and
also the Causeway and Narrows
bridge.
There are still some decent
bream upstream, but they can
be pretty wily.
You will have to have your
wits about you to tangle with
some of these bad boys.
Gentle giant needs a big couch

Radcliffe would love to
lounge around on the couch
with his new family.
The four-year-old rottweiler
does not mind being around
other dogs, but if they are too
exuberant or in his face, he will
tell them off.
Radcliffe will need to stay on a
lead when outside the home.
He needs two 30-minute walks
a day and may suit part-time
workers, who can give him
plenty of mental simulation to
prevent boredom.
It would help his new family
to do some form of training with
Radcliffe, to help bond with
him and to improve his basic
obedience.
He is suitable for families with
children aged 13 and over
To meet Radcliffe, go the the
Radclie is ready and waiting.

Dogs Refuge Home at 30 Lemnos
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U3A looks in the Mirror

PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT 2005
Could you
do with some
help at home?
Did you know the City of Subiaco offers a range of services
for seniors and younger adults with disabilities to live
independently in the community? Services include:
Social clubs
Personal care
Meals on Wheels
Social support
Respite services
Meal preparation
Domestic assistance
Gardening and minor home maintenance
Services can be provided through the

Home and Community Care program
or at full cost. For further information
contact the city on 9237 9320 or email
adminscc@subiaco.wa.gov.au
www.subiaco.wa.gov.au
LOCAL PLANNING SCHEME AVAILABLE FOR

INSPECTION
TOWN OF MOSMAN PARK
LOCAL PLANNING SCHEME No. 3
Ref: TPS/1137
Notice is hereby given that the local government
of the Town of Mosman Park has prepared the
abovementioned local planning scheme for the
purpose of:
Local Planning Scheme
1. setting out the local government's planning aims
and intentions for the scheme area;
2. setting aside land as reserves for public purposes;
3. zoning land within the scheme area for the
purposes dened in the scheme;
4. controlling and guiding land use and development;
5. setting out procedures for the assessment and
determination of planning applications;
6. making provision for the administration and
enforcement of the scheme; and
7. addressing other matters contained in the First
Schedule to the Town Planning Act.
Plans and documents setting out and explaining
the local planning scheme have been deposited at
Council Ofces, Memorial Park Bayview Terrace
Mosman Park and at the Western Australian Planning
Commission, 140 William Street, Perth, and will be
available for inspection during ofce hours up to and
including 1 October 2015.
Submissions on the local planning scheme may be
made in writing on Form No 4 (available on the Town's
website and Council Ofces) and lodged with the
undersigned on or before 1 October 2015.
K F POYNTON
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Journalism in Perth in the 1940s will be

the topic when the University of the Third
Age (U3A) meets at the Grove library on
Monday.
Barrie McMahon will present a talk at 2.30pm
titled Copyboy! The historical fiction of Perths
Mirror newspaper in 1946.
Before that, at 1pm, Gabor Bedo will speak
about Aspects of Vietnam.
There is a coffee break between the talks
and members of the public are welcome.
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August 2015, the Music for Pleasure Concert Series will
be held in the War Memorial Town Hall, Cottesloe from
3.00pm to 5.00pm.
Ticket price includes Afternoon Tea. Please see the Council
Website http://www.cottesloe.wa.gov.au for full schedule
and ticket booking information or telephone 9285 5000.
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Community news
Fun times at No. 86
Learning to make the perfect

flat white, creating funky button jewellery and cooking up
a storm are just some of the
things that will be happening at the Cambridge Youth
Service during the July school
holidays.
Every weekday for two weeks,

from July 6 to 17, free and lowcost activities will be run at the
centre at 86 Cambridge Street
in West Leederville.
Workshops where you can
learn hand printing techniques
and ones where you can pick up
some tips on getting published
on the internet will be held during both holiday weeks, with a
Heres a
chance
to never
grow up
film editing workshop planned

for Friday, July 10.
The school holiday activities
will wrap up on Friday, July
17, with an acoustic open mic
session from 4 to 6.30pm.
With a high level of interest
expected, be sure to book your
spot and avoid disappointment.
To register, give Denae or
Ryan from the Cambridge Youth
Service a call on 9381 1996 or
drop in any weekday afternoon
at 86 Cambridge Street, West
Leederville.
The program and registration form are available online
at www.cambridge.wa.gov.au/
holidayprogram.
Children from the

audience can be part of
the show when Prompt
Corner presents Peter
Pan and Wendy in the
school holidays.
Subi celebrates NAIDOC

A flag-raising ceremony and
Welcome to Country at 10am
on Monday, July 6, will launch
NAIDOC Week in Subiaco.
As part of the festivities for
the week, Subiaco will host a
special story time and petting
zoo with native Australian animals at the Subiaco library.
On Tuesday afternoon, there
will also be a marn-grook workshop for children at the Palms
Community Centre.
Marn-grook was a game played
by Aboriginal groups in Victoria

using a ball made of twine.
There will also be the chance
to play other bush games.
This years theme We all
Stand on Sacred Ground: Learn,
Respect and Celebrate reflects
the strong spiritual connection
of Aboriginal and Torres Strait
Islander people to the land
and sea.
For more information about
NAIDOC Week events in Subiaco
and to book, visit www.subiaco.
wa.gov.au.
GP service open after hours

The after-hours GP service
at St John of God Subiaco
Hospital has re-opened.
It has a 24-hour online booking system and extended reception hours.
Managing director Michael
Devine said one of the key
changes to the service was from
a walk-in only service to a more

convenient booking system.
Appointments can be booked
online and via phone both during normal business hours and
after hours.
Naturally patient walk-ins
are still welcome and will be
treated based on the next available appointment, he said.
Captain Hooke (Igor Sas) and the crocodile from Peter Pan have been seen lurking
in the western suburbs as the holidays approach. Fortunately Tinkerbell (Scarlett
OGrady, from Floreat) seems to have them in her sights. Photo: Billie Fairclough
The show will be at the

Leederville Town Hall
during the first week of the
school holidays, on July 7, 8
and 9, at 10am and 11.30am
each day.
Children who have always longed to be pirates,
Indians or one of the lost
children will be chosen
from the audience to take
part as some of the characters.
Well-known TV and
movie actor Igor Sas is
starring as Captain Hook,
along with Peter Pan,
Wendy, John, Michael,
Smee, Tinkerbell, Tiger
Lily and all the other fun
and entertaining characters in the story.
Tickets are $19.75, or
$59.20 for a family of
four.
Bookings can be made at
www.trybooking.com (no
booking fee) or www.ticketmaster.com.au (booking fee
$8.40 per transaction).
MASSIVE STORE-WIDE SALE NOW ON

The much anticipated
R&R ANNUAL NEW YEAR SALE

on throughout July (until Sat 1st August)
prior to Rickis next overseas buying trip
to UK & Europe.
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SELECTED ITEMS
So dont be late for this once a
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Community news
Whats on
Offen talks
up the past
in POST community
Cambridge Rotary
Karyn Lisignoli will talk about

the link between Noongar
well-being and sport at the
next breakfast meeting of the
Rotary Club of Cambridge. It is
at 7.30am on Wednesday, July
8, at the Cambridge Bowling
Club. Enquiries: Max on 9387
4626 or Mike on 9204 1324.
Richard Offen, the executive

director of Heritage Perth
and a renowned lecturer
and broadcaster, will be the
speaker at the next gathering of
the WA Self Funded Retirees
Association.
Heritage Perth was set up to
present the heritage of Perth as
an asset and last year Richard
was honoured by the Heritage
Awards for his outstanding
contribution to heritage as a
professional in the heritage
industry.
His talk at the meeting starting
at 10am on Friday, July 10, will be
at the Cambridge Bowling Club
in Chandler Avenue, Floreat.
Visitors are very welcome.
For more information, call
Ron de Gruchy on 9447 1313 or
Margaret Harris on 9381 5303.
Unitarian Association
Peter Ferguson will give a

Unitarian response to The
Fear Factor in Religion and
Politics in a talk at 10.30am
on Sunday, July 5. The group
meets at Drabble House, behind Nedlands library, and all
are welcome. Enquiries: 9336
4809.
Subiaco Probus
Art tips for

teenagers
There will be a talk on Saudi

Arabia when the Subiaco
Probus Club meets on Monday,
July 13. The club gathers at
10am in the Victoria League
building, 276 Onslow Road,
Shenton Park. Guests and new
members are welcome.
Going solo Tamara Mertens after her first solo flight at Pearce air base.
Little Wing Corner Gallery in

Subiaco is running a range of beginner art classes for teenagers
during the school holidays.
Teaching the classes are
professional artists Hannah
Atcheson, Steve Browne and
Jackson Harvey.
Hannah will do a painting session from 2 to 5pm on Saturday,
July 4; Steve Browne will present
a drawing session from 2 to 5pm
on Monday, July 6, and Jackson
Harvey will give tips on aerosol
art from 2 to 5pm on Tuesday,
July 14.
For more information, go to
www.littlewingcollective.com.
Tamaras ambition takes flight

Year 11 Perth Modern School
student Tamara Mertens is
aiming high she wants to
be Australias first female
fighter pilot.
Tamara (16) joined the
Australian Air Force cadets when
she was 13 and recently took her
first solo flight at the RAAF Base
in Pearce in a Cessna 152.
Tamara says flying comes
naturally to her, and learning to
fly a plane is much easier than
learning to drive a car.
Learning to fly has been the
Defence Force Academy to

undertake a degree and fighter
pilot training.
I think its great that girls can
now aspire to be fighter pilots,
Tamara said. We are more than
capable and with training can
learn all the skills required.
I am probably just one of
many girls who dream of becoming fighter pilots.
Perth Modern School principal Lois Joll said Tamara had
all the attributes to make an
outstanding fighter pilot.
most exciting thing I have ever

done, Tamara said. It is totally
exhilarating, especially when
you go full throttle as you are
about to take-off or take part
in aeronautics.
On take-off, my heart is racing a million miles an hour.
Its better than being on a
roller-coaster. But once you are
high in the air it is just really
peaceful.
Tamara is now studying hard
to achieve marks that will enable her to enter the Australian
Ladies tennis
New members are welcome

to join a group of over-55
women who play tennis on
Tuesday mornings at Lawler
Park, Floreat. They play a few
games, then stop for morning
tea and a chat. They also often
go to lunch. Anyone interested
in joining this friendly group
can call Pam on 9341 4768.
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26 Reserve Street, CLAREMONT
12/9 Anstey Street, CLAREMONT
13 Lakeway Street, CLAREMONT
13 Wilson Street, CLAREMONT
19 Dean Street, CLAREMONT
Proposed 25 Freshwater Close, CLAREMONT
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1/44 Barneld Road, CLAREMONT
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11 Haining Avenue, COTTESLOE
27 Brighton Street, COTTESLOE
36 Kathleen Street, COTTESLOE
5 Seaview Terrace, COTTESLOE

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9 Wentworth Street, COTTESLOE
22 Hobbs Avenue, DALKEITH
23 Cygnet Crescent, DALKEITH
56 Henry Street, FREMANTLE
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106 Williams Road, NEDLANDS
11 Loneragan Street, NEDLANDS
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3/128 Forrest Street, PEPPERMINT GROVE
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36 Servetus Street, SWANBOURNE
56 Narla Road, SWANBOURNE
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COTTESLOE
402/2 BOVELL LANE, CLAREMONT
$1,300,000 - $1,375,000
GLORIOUS NORTHERN LIGHT

Be impressed by this immaculate luxury apartment with stunning views in the very heart of
Claremont. This sophisticated three bedroom home offers elegance, convenience and privacy
in a unique position. The spacious living areas have stunning views across leafy Claremont
to the north, and there is a sleek gourmet kitchen with stone benches and quality integrated
appliances. A large alfresco terrace offers a relaxed outdoor space to entertain. Quality
features include reverse cycle ducted air conditioning; double glazed full height windows, high
ceilings with shadow line cornices, stone benchtops, Miele appliances, storage and security.
HOME OPEN:
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44/1 CORKHILL STREET, NORTH FREMANTLE
RIVER BRILLIANCE!
The stylish Moorings Apartment complex offers luxury apartment living, right on the river.
The spacious living areas, Caesarstone and timber kitchen, dining and alfresco terrace make
the most of the spectacular river views. Plus luxe main bedroom with ensuite and ample BIR,
two further generous bedrooms with BIR, generous second bathroom, powder room, hobby/
store room, laundry, second balcony and secure private foyer. Get the most of out of life with
direct riverfront access for walks to cafes and restaurants, moments from beautiful beaches,
and Fremantles vivacious cafe strips, or just relax, sit on your balcony and drink in the river
views. Also comes with 10m boat pen.
$2,300,000 - $2,500,000
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SATURDAY 4TH JULY
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61 MARGARET STREET, COTTESLOE
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Spectacular Cottesloe beach house built over three levels and located in a wonderful cul-de-sac with ocean
views. The home design inspired by the sun, surf and sea sits on an easy care block with excellent alfresco
escapes, several outdoor entertaining areas, hidden gardens and water feature. There is a delightful surprise
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plus powder room. Well designed and equipped maple and granite kitchen, substantial home ofce/study,
huge upstairs family/TV room, attic storage plus double garage with room for all the toys.
This home offers it all! Location, location, space, simplicity and exclusivity.
Buyers Guide: Low to mid $2,000,000s.
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Located approx 18kms from Margaret River via a sealed road with the North boundary on the Margaret
River. Improvements include a large, old 5 x 2 home with an ofce and commanding views over the valley
and lake. A licensed 90ML lake of water dominates the property. Overlooking the lake are 2 spectacular
house sites for future new development. What a privilege it is to have approximately 500m of frontage to
the permanent water course of the Margaret River. Additional improvements include 270sqm shed which is
lined with thermo panels, large rainwater tank, 2 other additional farm sheds for storage and machinery.
Complete irrigation system installed. Approx. 25ha of olives totalling approx. 7,000 trees. One of the
more exciting properties offered for sale in the region. Buyers please note there is the option for the farm
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DINNINUP - BOYUP BROOK
$386,000
9 HEIRISSON RT, PT GEOGRAPHE
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Brook region. 6 Paddocks, 3 dams, well fenced and currently leased
for 100 of crop and 30 acres pasture. The crop is already in and its
another good season with all the rain that weve had. 2 Sheds, one with
a weekender with power, rainwater, Telstra phone connection, the lot! Be
quick, rst in - best dressed.
Very reluctant sale - medical reasons have forced the current owner to down size.
It has been his dream home in a dream location for 10 years. Unique, Owner
designed and built home with quality throughout all rooms are spacious with
high ceilings. Located in a quiet cul-de-sac with views of the canals from the front
of property, walking distance to the beach and local shops.
Express 28 Day Sale: All offers considered 5.00pm 28th July 2015 (unless sold
prior)
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LYNDA BROUGHTON 0407 513 874

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BUNBURY (08) 9791 5777 BUSSELTON (08) 9754 9200 DUNSBOROUGH (08) 9755 3399 MARGARET RIVER (08) 9758 8898
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Community news
How to keep
seniors free
from harm
Silliness
for a
serious
cause
Ann Canham, an advocate at

Advocare, will talk about elder
abuse in a talk at the next meeting of the Nedlands branch of
National Seniors.
Seniors and staff at Claremonts Mercy Place Mont Clare

put the fun into fundraising for
Red Nose Day last week.
They dressed as clowns, fairies
and other characters to support
the annual event, which raises
money to save babies lives.
Service manager Jenny Jones
said residents had rolled up
their sleeves and organised a
fancy dress parade as well as
morning tea, to raise money for
the not-for-profit organisation.
They dont need too much
persuasion to indulge in a little
silliness for a serious cause,
Ms Jones said.
Funds raised enable SIDS and
Kids to provide bereavement
support to Australian families
who have lost children.
Happy times Mercy Place Mont Clare service manager Jenny Jones, centre, with residents Lorice Marsten,
left, and Peggy Allan. Photo Paul McGovern
NO WILL?
Community Wills Day
70
to have a volunteer solicitor

write or update a simple Will
PROCEEDS SUPPORT THE LOCAL WORK OF THE SALVATION ARMY
Thursday 23 July
The Salvation Army Floreat Corps, 121 Brookdale St, Floreat
Enquiries and bookings phone 1800 337 082
Extreme fun in Claremont

There will be a synthetic
ice-skating rink at Claremont
Showgrounds as part of a
July holiday festival of fun
with 80 attractions.
Other highlights will include
an animal nursery, a petting
zoo, pony rides, snakes and
reptiles, art and craft, roving
performers, a kids DJ and
non-stop live stage shows.
For older kids there will
be Spider Mountain, which
features bungee trampolines,
an 8m climbing tower and
a rock wall with hydraulic
controls to help climbers
reach the top before gently
descending.
Tinkerbell, Batman, SpongeBob, Disney Princess, ScoobyDoo and Looney Tunes will
all make appearances across

bouncy castles of every shape
and size. Safe, themed castles
will cater for toddlers.
The Kids Funfest will be on
July 11 and 12 and will stretch
over 9000sq.m across four
of the Showgrounds indoor
pavilions.
Once inside, everything
is free, excluding food and
drinks, showbags and prizewinning games.
Entry tickets are $25 per
child and $15 for adults and
are for four hours. A limited
number of tickets will be sold
for each of the weekends fourhour sessions.
To book online and avoid
queues, go to kidsfunfest.
com.au.
As many as one in 20 older people in WA is experiencing abuse,

often with those around them not
recognising it is happening.
Ann provides seniors with information, options and strategies
to stop abuse from occurring.
She is passionate about the
rights of older people and strives
for a community free from mistreatment, abuse and neglect.
She will present case studies
and pass on ways others can help
people being abused.
The meeting is at 10am on
Tuesday, July 7, at Drabble
House in Webster Street, behind
Nedlands library.
Earlier this month, the branch
celebrated its 10th anniversary
with a meeting followed by a
lunch at St Louis in Claremont
where chef Rod Palermo prepared a three-course menu.
Among those at the lunch were
10 members who had been at
the very first meeting in 2005, as
well as many more long-serving
members.
They included inaugural
president Bill Ginbey and his
partner, Jenny Robinson.
National Seniors June
MacDonald, who liaises with
state politicians and government
agencies on members behalf,
spoke at the branch meeting.
She discussed wins over the
last 10 years, including the removal of age restrictions on state
workers compensation, free
public transport for seniors on
weekends, and the formation of
an elder abuse phone service.
At the lunch, Nedlands Seniors
vice president Judith David
reminisced about the formation of the group and high times
enjoyed by members.
David Carvosso, the chairman of the board of directors,
outlined challenges facing
Australias seniors.
Lucas knows his Schubert

Schubert had composed an
incredibly large number of
works before he died, aged
31 ill, impoverished and
neglected.
Notice of Public Information Session

Campbell Barracks Redevelopment Project and the REDFIN Phase 1B
Infrastructure Project
The Department of Defence will hold a public information session to outline the
proposed new and upgraded facilities to be developed as part of the Campbell
Barracks Redevelopment Project and the REDFIN Phase 1B Infrastructure Project
at Campbell Barracks. The purpose is to seek community feedback. These works
are subject to Parliamentary approval. The Parliamentary Standing Committee on
Public Works (PWC) conducts inquiries into matters referred to it by the House of
Representatives or a Minister of the Commonwealth Government.
More information on the PWC process, how to make submissions, the Campbell
Barracks Redevelopment Project and the REDFIN Phase 1B Infrastructure Project
can be found at:
http://www.aph.gov.au/Parliamentary_Business/Committees/Joint/
Public_Works/Campbell_Barracks/Submissions
or
http://www.aph.gov.au/Parliamentary_Business/Committees/Joint/
Public_Works/REDFIN/Submissions
The public information session, detailed below, is being conducted as a drop-in meeting.
Community members are welcome to attend between the times indicated.
When:
Time:
Where:
Tuesday 7 July 2015

4.00pm 7.00pm
Mt Claremont Community Centre, 107 Montgomery Ave, Mt Claremont
Please email any questions or queries to CBR.Project@GHD.com
Known as the prince of song,

he composed more than 600
Lieder, as well as operas, symphonies and chamber music.
Many of his works were not
published or even performed
during his lifetime.
One of his grandest chamber music works, the String
Quartet No. 15, in G Major, was
composed in only 10 days. It
was first performed 22 years
after he died.
There will be a special
performance of this rarely
performed piece, one of the
most expansive and difficult
works of the string quartet
genre, at 2pm on Saturday,
July 11, in Wesley Church, 75
William Street, Perth.
Violinist Lucas OBrien has
been studying the quartet as
Violinist Lucas OBrien will be joined by three other young chamber

musicians to perform one of Schuberts most dicult works.
part of his doctorate in music
at the University of WA, and
has assembled some of Perths
most outstanding young chamber musicians to join him for
this performance violinist
Teresa Vinci, viola player

Kathy Corecig, and cellist
Melinda Forsythe.
Tickets for the concert are
$20 to $25 and are available
at the door.
Great sonatas for four hands
Two masters of the keyboard will present a special

exploration of Mozarts greatest music for fortepiano, the
early version of the piano.
Geoffrey Lancaster and Alan
Hicks are two of Australias
top fortepianists and will perform a program of great Mozart
four-hand sonatas in a special
concert presented by the Royal

Schools Music Club.
The aim is to raise money
for the clubs 90th anniversary
scholarship.
Alan is travelling from
Canberra to join Geoffrey for
this special event, making it
a unique chance to hear the
genius of Mozart eloquently
played by two supreme masters
of the early keyboard.

The concert will be at 3pm on
Sunday, July 12, in the Eileen
Joyce Studio and the cost is
$40, which includes a program
and refreshments.
Take along some change
for tickets in the super raffle. Bookings are essential on
9386 2654 or email rsmc@iinet.
net.au.
Community news
Pixar movie
will help
fund teen
program
Pocket bush helps to

plant knowledge
They joined the Friends
of Hollywood Reserve and
Nedlands council staff, as they
do every year.
A screening of Disney
Pixars Inside Out will be a
fundraiser for the Learning
and Attentional Disorders
Society (LADS).
The special event will be at
the Windsor Cinema at 4pm on
Sunday, July 5.
Tickets are $20 and can be
bought online by visiting the
LADS website www.lads.org.
au.
Money raised will help
fund the groups new teen
program.
LADS helps children, teenagers and adults living with
attention deficit hyperactivity
disorder (ADHD), their families
and partners, as well as those
who treat, teach and work with
them.
The film, Inside Out, is ideal
for the fundraiser because
it shows the difficulty many
people living with learning
and attention disorders have,
including problems regulating
their emotions.
The intensity of the feelings of
people with neurological conditions like ADHD can interfere
with their ability to focus and
get organised.
LADS has worked with
thousands of individuals and
families experiencing these
issues, and more, over the past
20 years through a helpline,
library, support groups, seminars, counselling and coaching
services.
They were also able to check

on earlier plantings and see
how they have grown.
They are very enthusiastic
about linking their science
studies from the classroom with
the real world in their little
pocket of bush
Students from Hollywood

Primary School helped
plant 500 young trees in the
Hollywood Reserve.
Amazing Aussie bounders

Gordon Johnson will talk
about Australias amazing
marsupials in Mt Claremont
on Thursday.
His talk on behalf of Perth Zoo
is titled Bounding, Burrowing
and Baffling.
Gordon will be the guest of
the Floreat and districts branch
of National Seniors Australia
on July 9.
The branchs monthly meeting
is at 9.30am for 10am until noon at
Mt Claremont Community Centre
in Montgomery Avenue.
All people aged over 50 are
invited to join members and
guests for an entertaining and
informative morning.
The cost is $5, which includes

morning tea, mixing and mingling with many with similar
interests and at the same stage
of life, and the chance to win
one of three door prizes.
A big crowd is expected and a
warm time of fun and fellowship
is assured.
Floreat branch meets on the
second Thursday of each month
with a varied program for around
100 seniors each time.
Car parking is available.
National Seniors Australia is
the leading independent voice
of the over 50s, with many successes in lobbying governments
at national and state level.
Mojos for Beeliar gig

Mojos Bar in North Fremantle
will be the venue for a live
music fundraiser on July 8 hosted by Save Beeliar Wetlands.
Lucy Elgayar and Ariana Boutilier enjoy helping to restore the bush in
Hollywood Reserve.
Red Engine Caves, originally

from Fremantle, will headline
the show because Mojos is
where the band started and
was shaped.
Support acts will be The Wilds
and Timothy Nelson.
The group is opposing a
Welcome Home
$1.6billion new freeway route

from Kwinana Highway through
the middle of the Beeliar wetlands, taking out residential and
commercial properties.
The Beeliar wetlands are home
to endangered and threatened
species like carnabys cockatoo,
echidnas and bandicoots.
For more information on the
show, go to www.facebook.com/
events/1467614643530114
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ITS A WONDERFUL, WONDERFUL LIFE!

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Open Saturday 4th July 12:45pm - 1:15pm
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Land 454 sqm

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9286 3655
9208 1999
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465 sqm
auction
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Open Saturday 4th July 10:30am - 11:00am

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35a Ogilvie Road, MOUNT PLEASANT
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> Resort style swimming pool and gazebo
> Gorgeous alfresco area with outdoor kitchen
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Community news
Cambridge
The winners at
Cambridge Bowling
Club last Wednesday
were Audrey Chrystal,
Annette Dettman,
Pam Islip and Pam
Ranzetta with +6.
On Friday, the winners with +13 were
Andy Jenkins, Norma
Samuel, Gavin Arrow
and Lionel Sangster.
On Saturday morning, Rob Stevenson,
Warren Smith and
Jim Ryan took out
first prize while the
runners-up were Bob
Gauntlett, Don Quin
and John Godfrey.
Mondays 2-4-2 game
was won by the visiting
team of Peter Freund
and Jill Brigham, with
John Pilkadaris and
Paul Litopoulas taking
out second prize.
David Sladen and
Jim Sweeney won the
plate.
Claremont
The best of the pairs
at last Thursdays
mixed bowls were
Ireton Parker and Rick
Kendall, with runnersup Paul Scales and
Ian Thompson.
In Thursdays triples, the winners
were Des Lynch, Peter
Channer and Norm

Underwood from
Derrick Dimbleby,
Cheryl and Tom
Armstrong.
Peter Channer and
Tom Armstrong won
Saturdays mixed
bowls, with runnersup Derrick Dimbleby,
Hazel Warr and Norm
Underwood.
Barry Caporn won
Sundays scroungers
from Ireton Parker.
At the clubs AGM,
two new members,
Brian Wright and
Mark Lindsey, were
welcomed to the committee.
Dalkeith
Nedlands
The mixed bowls
last Tuesday were won
by Pauline House,
Ken Brooke and
Mavis Glaskin scoring +11, followed by
Fay Woods, Maria
DAngelo and Brian
Jackson with +6
Then, with +4, came
Peter Norris skippering the crack team
of Val Jackson and
Marie Monks.
The mixed ups on
Thursday saw a huge
turnout and some very
close games except
for the winners who
were Peter Jeanes,
Kingsley Newman,
Martin Adams and
John Bridge with +15.
Macca McIntosh,
Keith Allen and Peter
Gason with +5 only just
beat Wendy Ireland,
Ross McLennan and
Ian Shellabear on +4.
With the president
absent, prizes were
liberally distributed.
Friday saw the girls
in close contests, with
the winners being
Pauline House and
Wendy OMeehan with
+11 followed by SallyAnne Sansom, Glenys
Moulton, Rosemary
Norris and Mavis
Glaskin with +6.
The clubs second
attempt at its Quins
Carnival proceeded in
glorious weather.
John McCormack
explained the rules,
which nobody understood, but basically
you play lots of bowls
with people you have
never met and if you
go in for a drink you
get kicked out for another game.
Anyway, John announced the winners
as Wendy Ireland,
Gwenda McIntosh,
Peter Wiesner and
Alex Bevan and, because he is an honest
sort of bloke, everyone
believed him. Thanks,
John, for organising a
terrific day.
Prizes and trophies
were distributed by
the lovely Carmel
from club sponsors
PROPOSAL TO UPGRADE AN EXISTING MOBILE PHONE BASE

STATION AT FLOREAT, NEDLANDS, SUBIACO
AND WELLINGTON WEST
As part of a national coverage upgrade project Optus plan to upgrade an
existing telecommunications facility at the following sites:
P0262 Floreat Site ref: 6014001
379 Cambridge Street, Wembley WA 6014
P0040 Nedlands Site ref: 6009006
Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital - 12 Hospital Avenue, Nedlands WA 6009
P0003 Subiaco Site ref: 6008001
Subiaco Oval, Subiaco WA 6008
P0122 Wellington West Site ref: 6005018
600 Murray Street, West Perth WA 6005
1. The proposed upgrade will involve the following:
provisioning the original facilities with maintenance worNs to the
internal electronic equipment so as to provide improved mobile phone
and data coverage in the local areas.
2. Optus regards the proposed installation as a Low-impact Facility under
the Telecommunications (Low-impact Facilities) Determination 1997
(The Determination) based on the descriptions above.
3. Further information including an EME Report can be obtained from
Adam Wood, Planning Ofcer at 9isionstream Pty. Ltd.
Ph: 9420 7314 or 0428 903 338
Email: Adam.Wood@visionstream.com.au or
Site ref: www.rfnsa.com.au/6014001
4. The proposed infrastructure will be in compliance with the ACMA EMR
regulatory arrangements.
5. We invite you to maNe a submission. Written submissions should be
sent to: 9isionstream Pty. Ltd., Level 3, 202 Pier Street, Perth WA 6000
by 5pm Monday 20th July 2015.
Chippers Funerals,
who found members
all looking remarkably well, which was
a tad disappointing
for her.
Joel Steinberg has
yet to present the
club promotional film,
but it is believed that
ASIO has taken an interest and, under new
laws, some people
may lose their citizenship and be deported.
Which reminds me
has anyone seen Joel
recently?
Hollywood
Subiaco
What a game for
Jenni Lush, Deirdre
Duncan, Margaret
Gawler and Pam
Forrester in the ladies indoor pennants.
They could not do a
thing wrong.
The score was 19/4
on the 14th end, but
Mosman Park picked
up eight shots on the
next three ends for a
final score of 20/12.
On the other rink,
Anne Ormsby, Nada
Bonny, Usha Nigam
and Lesley Langley had
mirror image game.
They clawed their
way back to be one
shot behind on the
17th end and were
holding three and
game on the final
end until the Mosman
skipper delivered her
last bowl. Defying all
odds, she managed
to weave her bowl
through the head,
leaving Hollywood
with a single and a
draw and 3pts.
In Thursdays threebowl pairs, Greg
Wyllie and Arthur
Sharpe were head and
shoulders above the
rest and the only pair
to win both games.
Peter Evans and
Mac Hughes had a
comfortable win in
the first game and
struggled in the second, but were able
to amass enough
points to claim second
place.
After a devastating loss in their first
game, John Hall and
Uncle Arthur went for
broke and walked off
with a plate each.
In the Mars Bar
pairs, Margaret
Gawler and Uncle
Arthur got away
away to a good start
against Usha Nigam
and Peter Evans to be

outright winners.
Pam Forrester
and Ted Brown beat
Deirdre Duncan and
Rod Hickling in a
close game for the second-place Snickers.
The closest game
of the day was in the
M&M triples. The
team of John Duncan,
Phil Lawler and Bob
Porter had a threeshot lead on Anne
Ormsby, Ron Wilkie
and Ray Preston with
one end to play. Lo
and behold, the Porter
team picked up a five
to be the inaugural
winners of the M&M
triples.
There were just four
players in Sundays
scroungers, with
Phil Lawler the big
improver and Alan
Brindley with a big
question mark.
The scores for each
player after some handicap adjustments were
King scrounger Glen
Morey 18, Phil Lawler
17, Vern Jones 13, and
Alan Brindley 2.
Colin spent Saturday
at the races in an endeavour to increase
his finances. When last
seen he still had the
shirt on his back, but
very little else.
bowling
Ptanque
Mosman
Park
There were good
numbers for social
bowls at Mosman last
week as everybody
took advantage of the
good weather.
Last Wednesday saw
some great rivalry and
the winners were Ian
Flack, Peter Humphry
and Jeff Adams.
The runners-up were
Jan Humphry, Tony
Rudd, Robbie Martin
and Jeff Adams.
Holidays seem
to have done the
Humphry and Adams
families a lot of good
because they are all
playing well.
On Tuesday, the
ladies again played
under cover at Innaloo
and they nearly got
over the line.
On Saturday,
Michael Grace, Peter
Davies and Kim Rose
won the triples, with
runners-up Peter
Humphry, Sue Epis
and Sandra Ellis.
Fish and chips is
still available on
Tuesday nights from
5.30pm.
The winner of the

Presidents Trophy
at Subiaco Ptanque
Club for the year 201415 was Kurt Isliker.
The trophy was
presented to Kurt
by president Val
Gridley.
The runner-up was
Vickram Khadaroo
and Emma Isliker was
third.
They were followed
by Steve Hellwig, Guy
Soubeyran and Sue
Dauth. Well done to
all.
Last Saturday, the
Presidents Trophy
started for 2015-16
and the days winner
was president Val
Gridley, followed by
John Beamish, Guy
Soubeyran, Ralph
Sicouri, Kurt Isliker
and Emma Isliker.
The clubs annual
general meeting
will be at noon on
Saturday, July 4, at
the club.
After the meeting,
lunch will be provided before social
ptanque.
Rotary wheels into Bay View

A sign at Claremont Bowling Club announces it as the meeting place of one
of Rotarys newest clubs in WA, Rotary Bay View Claremont. Rotary meets
every Wednesday evening at the club in Bay View Terrace and is already
having an impact on the local community. Checking out the new sign are
Rotary district governor Angus Buchanan, right, his wife, Grace, and Rotary
Bay View Claremont Club past president, Robert Pearce.
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Shock and awe:
its burlesque
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bond with other women

at the show and try it
out themselves in the
classes.
Melanie said
the festival was
a combination of
burlesque, circus and
cabaret, and audiences
could expect to laugh a
lot, see plenty of beautiful
costumes and also be
The annual Perth

International Burlesque
Festival is back with
headline acts from
around the world set to
sashay in their feathers
and garters.
More than 60
international, national
and local performers will
perform at the festival,
a week of late-night
parties, workshops,
markets and other
burlesque-related events.
Headline acts include
the UKs Vicky Butterfly,
Medianoche from the
US, and Australian
Alyssa Kitt.
Festival co-producer
Melanie Naumoff said
burlesque acts attracted
men and women from 18
to 80.
Burlesque audiences
are predominantly made
up of women, she said.
Women get a lot out
of burlesque shows,
because they get to
see a whole range of
body shapes, sizes and
personalities all on the
one stage.
They find it very
empowering and get to
Women
find it very
empowering
shocked and surprised.

They can expect a
really great night of
entertainment, she said.
Co-producer Melanie
Piantoni said the festival
was one of the most
anticipated events on
the Australian burlesque
calendar.
Now in its fourth
year, audiences know
they will see some of the
worlds best burlesque
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The jam-packed festival
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Animal magic from Moorcroft

Moorcroft pottery
designer Vicky Lovatt said
it was important to convey
emotion within a design.
How else do you expect
people to fall in love with
it? she asks.
People have been falling
in love with Moorcroft
pottery ever since young
and brilliant designer
William Moorcroft opened
his pottery studio in 1912.
He quickly established
a reputation for intricate,
innovative, brilliantly
coloured and highly glazed
pottery.
His designs had won
him a gold medal at the
St Louis international
exhibition in 1904.
When he set up his own
pottery studio he was
financed by the famous
London store Liberty &
Co, which sold his work.
More awards for his
brilliantly coloured designs
won Moorcroft the royal
appointment of Potters to
win
RIGHT: Win an
Emblems of a Nation
name plaque (valued
at $725). The design
combines Australias
states and territories
official flowers.
Email your answer, name, address and phone

number to: timeout@postnewspapers.com.au with
Moorcroft in the subject line.
The winner will be notified by email.
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Starring Rick
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July 3 to 5
Thursday,
Friday and
Saturday at
7.30pm, Saturday at 2pm,
Sunday at 3pm
Dont miss the last weekend of this slick narrativedriven concert telling
the story of the singer/
songwriter whose pristine
public image was far
removed from his deeply
troubled personal life.
Book through Ticketek.
Cottesloe call
Sculpture by the Sea
Submissions are
now open for
Sculpture
by the Sea
Cottesloe
2016.
The 12th annual
Sculpture by the Sea will be
held from March 4 to 20.
Download the artist application form online: www.
sculpturebythesea.com.
WA Indigenous Art
Awards
Art Gallery of WA
Saturday, July 4
HM The Queen in 1928.

Taste is a thing of the
past, complained William,
when, in 1935, his son
A trial Moorcroft piece, Emblems of a Nation.

The design may vary slightly from the picture as the designer
is still going through the processes of experimenting and
perfecting the design.
The winner will receive the prize piece of Moorcroft, valued
at $725, direct from the English factory. To be in
the running to win this unique piece of Moorcroft
pottery, answer the following question: What year
did William Moorcroft set up his pottery factory?
ABOVE: Auction
houses had never seen
Moorcroft pottery
like the Australian
Papunya collection.
The John Denver

Story: Take Me Home
Moorcroft Boobook Owl.
ARTS
One of the richest
Indigenous art prizes in
the country, the WAIAA,
celebrates the scope,
diversity and excellence
of art from all corners of
Indigenous Australia.
The 14 artists who have
been invited to take part
in the award
exhibition
have the
opportunity to share
in $65,000
in prizes.
The Winthrop Singers

University of WAs premier choir
Esplanade Concert Hall
Singapore
Singaporess 50th
birthday
July 10 and 11
The choir will be in a rare
performance of Mahlers
Eighth Symphony in
Singapore.
WA Youth Orchestra
Perth Concert Hall
July 11, 7.30pm
WAYO performs
Mendelssohns Violin
Concerto with guest
violinist Shaun Lee-Chen
and guest conductor
Benjamin Northey
(Christchurch Symphony
orchestra).
direct
Im in my
40s, single
and can
honestly say
Wayne & Tamara
Ive never
been in love.
I think if I had been,
What am I looking for?
I would have married
I ask myself this and get
that person.
the same question from
I have several very
my sisters. The answer is,
loving sisters, married
I have no idea.
with children, who
Ive suffered from
would love me to settle
depression all my adult
down. Ive accepted that
life and have taken
children arent going
medication for 15 years.
to happen for me, but
My condition, I believe,
I would like to meet
is under control. I can
someone.
be over self-critical,
I recently started a
lack confidence and my
relationship and he was
mood is sometimes low.
everything I thought I
However, I recognise
was looking for kind,
this is part of depression
loving, generous and
and work hard to fight
successful. He fell in love
against it. I am otherwise
with me and wanted to
generally happy, have a
marry me.
good job and social life.
Unfortunately, while I
Two sisters suggest my
recognised all his great
depression is the reason
qualities, I didnt have
Im not in a relationship.
that feeling about him,
They act as if Im writing
so I ended it.
men off, unreasonably
He pursued me and,
expecting perfection. One
under pressure from him
sister begged me to seek
and my sisters, I went
cognitive behavioural
back several times only
therapy (CBT).
to finish things again and
Could my sisters be
again. In essence, the
right?
relationship lasted longer
I feel in my gut theyre
than it would have, had I
wrong. I think I would
trusted my own gut.
recognise love. I dont
answers
Walter tried to edge him

gently towards modern
abstract designs and matt
glazes.
Today, Moorcroft is
one of the last remaining
independent art potteries
in the world, still operating
out of the original brick
factory in Stoke-onTrent, England, and still
employing bright up-andcoming designers.
As one of the companys
designers, Vicky is visiting
Australia this month,
giving demonstrations
believe Im expecting
a man to be perfect.
I know he will have
faults, as I do.
Natasha
Natasha, do you
know your own
mind? Thats
the question. It
doesnt matter
what anyone else says or
does. What we feel is our
reality. If you dont feel
in love with a man, that is
what it is.
Can you explain
why one piece of music
moves you and another
doesnt? Why you may
like impressionism, but
not realistic photography?
Those differences cant be
settled on a tally sheet.
It seems an odd thought
that in your normal state
of being you dont love a
person, but you should do
a form of therapy so you
can. Getting you married
seems to be on your sisters
to-do list. But just because
CBT is the therapy du
jour does not make it a
good enough reason to go
through it.
Doesnt it make more
sense to say I dont love
him than to re-program
yourself into being what
arts
One of the last
remaining
independent
art potteries
in the world
of what she describes as

Moorcroft through a
designers eyes.
Moorcrofts tributes to
Australian flora and fauna
began last year, Vicky
explained.
Tubeliner Gill
Johnson submitted a
striking interpretation
of indigenous Australian
art using a simple yellow
backdrop and carefullyplaced beads of tubelined
clay to denote the pattern,
she said.
It was a resounding
success at auction and
widely accepted that
nothing like it had emerged
from the Moorcroft kilns
before.
Vicky and Moorcroft
demonstration artist
Peter Harrison will be at
Claremont Tableware next
Saturday, July 11.
Peter will demonstrate
Moorcrofts intense
decorating methods,
tubelining and painting.
The new Australian
exclusive Great Southern
Land collection will
be available, with an
opportunity to have your
chosen piece signed in gold
by designer Vicky.
someone else wants?
The symptoms you
mention fit almost anyone.
You sound less depressed
and seem to have a
better life than many of
the people who write us
without your diagnosis.
Let us suggest three
things: First, go to a
new, entirely different
health care professional to
confirm the reasonableness
of your diagnosis and its
prognosis. That will allow
you to proceed from a
factual basis. Then stand
on your own conclusions.
Second, if you are
talking to your sisters
about finding a man, stop.
You are setting them off
and magnifying your own
feelings.
Finally, reverse the
tables. Ask yourself, would
I want a man who doesnt
love me to marry me?
Your sisters did you a
disservice sending you
back to a man you werent
in love with. That hurt
both of you.
The option to marry the
wrong man is always on
the table, but having no
shoes can be better than
having shoes that are too
tight.
Wayne & Tamara
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Nice, but naughty

SARAH McNEILL
Abby Bobbins says she has spent
Sweet and subversive: Abby Bobbins is immersed in a world of light and colour.
Inspired by new horizons

LESLEY ZAMPATTI
Absinthe by Spiegelworld
performs in its own spiegeltent

on the back court of Perth Arena
from July 11 for a limited season.
Elise Blumann, On the Swan, Nedlands, 1942. University of WA

Art Collection. Photo: Bo Wong
but very strange.

She was fascinated by the
banksia, the grass trees and
the zamia, and also the intense
light thats so different from
Europe.
Her art
would have
been seen
only by
friends and
family until
1944
The exhibition concentrates

on the work of her first 10
years in Perth, when she
produced a strong body of
work despite being in relative
isolation: not part of any group,
and not exhibiting for several
years.
Her art would have been
seen only by friends and family
until 1944, when it was exhibited publicly, at Newspaper
House, Sally said.
And then it was received
with a sort of shock-horror at
all the nudes!
Her strong Expressionist

style also failed to appeal to
the critics.
She was criticised for her
paintings poster-like qualities
the big bold swathes of
colour with no chiaroscuro,
Sally said.
And she took offence at
that; actually, she was quite
frustrated by the criticism of
her art.
For a Perth audience
apart from the small clique
of artists operating in Perth
before the war the dominant
style was a sort of English
landscape tradition, stopping
at Impressionism.
They certainly werent
attuned to looking at art like
this.
To accompany the exhibition
of about 50 works, Sally has
written a book, Bauhaus on
the Swan, which is a cultural
history of Perth at that time,
as well as a biography of
Blumann.
Elise Blumann: An
migr Artist in Western

Australia, 1938-1948 is on
at the Lawrence Wilson Art
Gallery, UWA, from July 11
to September 19.
Abby is captivated by Absinthe performers abs and tight shorts.
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Only slowly can one draw

close to the Australian landscape. At the beginning it
seems not all that absolutely
different, but the longer one
lives with it, the more one
recognises how opposite everything is to Europe.
This was a diary entry by
German artist Elise Blumann in
1939, a year after she and her
family migrated to Perth, having left Nazi Germany in 1934.
Her coming to terms with
Perths bright, strange environment and finding a new artistic
voice with which to articulate
that oppositeness are at the
heart of a major exhibition of
Blumanns work that opens
next Saturday at the Lawrence
Wilson Art Gallery.
Born in Berlin in 1897,
Blumann studied art and painted during an artistically fertile
period in Germany where she
was exposed to works by many
of Europes most renowned
Modernists.
But, far from feeling
thwarted on this distant shore,
Blumann found immediate
inspiration in its clean, bright
light and vast open spaces,
and in the strange beauty of its
native plants and animals.
In her riverside studio in the
Crawley house she and her husband had built on the corner of
Hackett Drive and The Avenue,
she worked quietly, observing
and recording this brave new
world and its inhabitants.
Exhibition curator Sally Quin
said the first thing Blumann
recognised when she came here
was that the landscape was
made up of bands of colour.
You can imagine her at the
river, observing the band of the
opposite bank, the band of the
Swan River, the band of the
foreground so immediately
she was trying to work out a
new way of painting this land,
she said.
She found it exhilarating
her life inadvertently proving that

she is an idiot.
She loves bright lights, shiny
colours and circus people with abs
and tight clothing.
She is on her first visit to Australia
with the Vegas show, Absinthe, and
says she loves our cute kangaroos
with their short little arms that turn
out to be really vicious she really
loves that.
Abby became obsessed with
meeting a real elf after watching the
Lord of the Rings film and believes
shell find one in Australia because
thats where she thinks it was
filmed.
If I leave enough candy trails to
my tent, theyll appear, she said,
sure in the knowledge that invisible
elves appear only when theyve
eaten sugar.
Canadian-born Abby followed
shiny bright lights to Las Vegas, and
met the entrepreneurial, filthy rich
and just plain filthy Gazillionaire,
host of Speigelworlds circus show,
Absinthe, just as he was firing his
assistant.
He hired her on the spot since she
agreed to long hours, tedious work,
and low pay.
I got the job because my main
skill is that Ill do anything Im told

to do, Abby said sweetly. Not
many people can do that.
After four months as an assistant
in the adult-themed burlesque,
vaudeville and circus currently
touring Australia, she said:
Gazillionaire is so patient with me
because I get so many things wrong.
I just look at all those brilliant,
beautiful people and I get lost in the
moment.
She introduces acts, but mentions
that she cant get too close to them
because of a restraining order.
Oooh, thank you so much, she
trilled, when I suggest that beneath
that childlike charm she is actually
very subversive.
From the creators of Empire,
Absinthe is inspired by the green
hallucinogenic wormwood spirit.
It is a cocktail of exotic circus acts,
erotic burlesque, politically incorrect
comedy and intimate acts of daringdo in a 700-seat antique spielgeltent.
Its thrilling, scary and
delightful, Abby trilled. And as
my mother always says, everythings
better when youre drunk.
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In search of a voice
SARAH McNEILL
Lochlan Brown is a
pianist who is fascinated by
the power of the voice.
He believes all
instrumentalists should
learn from vocalists (and
vice versa).
I work with singers
because their instrument is
their voice and their body,
he said. It is the most
Our challenge as instrumentalists

is always to create the power
and emotion of storytelling.
vulnerable form of selfexpression.

His passion for working
with singers is shared
by friend and clarinettist
Alexandra Thomson,
with whom he studied
at the WA Academy
Dancers
portray
human
spirit
Dancers Tyrel Dulvarie and Yilin Kong. Photo: Simon Cowling
Aboriginal dancer Tyrel

Dulvarie is undertaking a preprofessional year with Sydney
Dance Company after completing
his training at the Aboriginal Centre
for Performing Arts.
Nedlands dance company Ochre
provides young dancers like Tyrel
with a taste of what a professional
dance career is like.
He has come to Nedlands to
of Performing Arts
(WAAPA).
Alexandra recalled:
I was friends with the
woodwind players and
composers while Lochlan
was always around
the singers. I actually
perform in Ochres new season,

DNA Simply Human, six
provocative stories that illuminate
the primal, athletic and elegant
evolution of the human spirit.
It is at UWAs intimate Dolphin
Theatre on July 3, 4, 8, 10 and
11 at 7.30pm, with matinees on
Wednesday and Saturday.
Book through www.ticketswa.
com.
thought he was a singer.

Now I know he just wished
he was one!
Lochlan said: We are
both fascinated by the
power of instruments that
try to replicate the human
voice but never quite get
there.
Our challenge as
instrumentalists is always
to create the power and
emotion of storytelling.
Lochlan has already
been commissioned to
write an orchestral work
for WASO (recorded at
ABC studios in 2013), and
wrote a choral work for the
Anzac concert of Shenton
Park community choir,
Voiceworks, for which he
was musical director.
Lochlans love of
working with singers
has seen the talented
young accompanist and
choral conductor receive
a scholarship to study
for his masters degree in
collaborative piano at the
acclaimed Mannes School
of Music in New York.
He will spend two years
working with singers in
a range of repertoire and
languages to prepare him
for a future as an opera
conductor.
His vision is to expand
the notion of traditional
opera into a broad range of
experiential, creative and
engaging performance styles.
Mannes has also
encouraged Lochlan to
pursue his Australian
scholarship with
Symphony Services
International, which has
offered him week-long,
in-performance workshops
with symphony orchestras
around Australia.
Before Lochlan heads
Lochlan Brown loves working with singers Daniella Sicari

and Madeleine Joyce.
In search of a voice: Lochlan and Alexandra Thomson.
overseas, he will perform

a couple of fundraising
concerts.
On Friday, July 10,
at 7.30pm, Lochlan
will accompany his two
friends, soprano Daniella
Sicari (going to the Royal
Northern College of Music
in Manchester) and mezzosoprano Madeleine Joyce
(Royal Academy of Music
in London) in a farewell
concert called Send Off, in
the iconic GPO building in
Forrest Chase.
Daniella and Madeleine,
favourites at Art Song
Perth, will perform a
selection of works from
operas by Gounod, Berlioz,

Barber, and Mozart.
On Sunday, July 12,
at 3pm, at Christ Church
in Claremont, Lochlan
and clarinettist Alexandra
(Sydney Conservatorium)
will perform music by
Brahms, Mozart and
Rossini in a chamber
concert appropriately
titled, If Only We Could
Sing.
For this concert they
have also enlisted mezzosoprano Fiona Campbell
and young violinist
Emmalena Huning.
Book for both concerts
through trybooking.com.
Fun night for film glitterati

SARAH McNEILL
Comedian Joel Creasey

was confident he was right
choice to host the WA Screen
Awards this week because
hed been drama captain at
Wesley College and had once
auditioned for a Milo TV ad
unsuccessfully.
The charming and funny host
perfectly set the tone for an
evening of celebration, glamour
and sophistication at the State
Theatre Centre.
It was an awards night that
put the theatre awards to
shame.
Among the presenters
of awards to filmmakers,
directors, editors, sound artists
and actors were Michael Caton
(Last Cab to Darwin), Jeremy
Sims (Chances), Ningali
Lawford (Rabbit-Proof Fence),
theatre producer Sally Burton
and musician Abbe May.
Presented by FTI, the WA
Joel Creasey
Screen Awards recognise

achievements in feature film,
short film, web series, music
videos, television production,
documentary, games and
interactive productions.
The two big winners of the
night were the documentary
musical Prison Songs by
Kelrick Martin and Harry
Bardwell, which won three
awards, and the animated TV
series, God Squad, by Troy
Zafer and Nicholas Kempt,
which also won three awards.
Ethan Tomas and Marthe
Snorresdotter Rovik won the

actors awards for their roles in
Greenfield.
Pinch, by Jeffory Asselin,
took out the nights most
coveted award, Best Feature
Film, winning over commercial
favourites Kill Me Three Times
and Paper Planes.
Producer and director
Lauren Brunswick won the
prestigious Young Filmmaker
of the Year award and a $5000
cash prize.
The ScreenWest Outstanding
Contribution to the Industry
Award was presented to
costume designer Gail Pether,
who, through her costume shop
Memory Lane, has worked on
countless television commercials,
feature films, drama series,
documentaries and short films
over the past 45 years.
Winners took home statuettes
designed by Dalkeith sculptor
Geoffrey Drake-Brockman.
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goodtaste
Sweet success
with honeycake
There will be plenty of
Winter treats include, above, Sue Lewis handmade chocolates and, below, La Latina paella.
Photos: Ben Riches
Food to warm the cockles

Winter doesnt last long
in Perth, so the Winter

Supper Club has only two
more winter nights to run.
On the last Friday of
each winter month, July 31
and August 28, at the Perth
Town Hall, around 15
stalls will offer a selection
of warming food and
winter cocktails.
Dishes such as shak
shuka, pulled pork, crepes,
paella, empanadas, gumbo,
ribs, handmade pasta
and gnocchi, nachos,
baked potatoes and
gourmet hotdogs can be
washed down with mulled
wine, Moroccan tea,
pomegranate lemonade and
speciality hot chocolates.
Local musicians will

provide Winter Supper
Clubs soundtrack all
evening, from 4.30 to 8pm.
After supper, head
upstairs to the main hall at
8pm for the free Singers
and Strings concert series.

Bluegrass quartet
Sparrow will perform
this month, and The
Spooky Men of the West a
cappella group will sing in
August.
local and international

culinary experts at the
Perth Good Food and
Wine Show next weekend,
but the star of the show
will always be the food.
Among the taste
sensations will be the
popular Honeycake.
Locals first tried this
northern European cake
honey-flavoured layers
with smooth caramel filling
topped with crushed walnuts at the Mt Claremont
market a couple of years
ago, and were immediately
hooked.
Honeycake is popular
in Russia, the Ukraine,
Denmark, Croatia and the
Czech Republic, and Perth
has Czech couple, Simona
Kapounova and George
Blazevec, to thank for
bringing it here.
George (27) explained
that they had come to
Perth for a holiday in 2012,
and had not planned to
stay too long.
Then a friend was having a dinner party so we
decided to impress them
with something from our
country, he said.
Simona rummaged
through her luggage and
came across her beloved
aunt Ivankas treasured
Artbar assails the senses

The Art Gallery of WA
Guy Pearce
has launched another

season of its popular
Artbar, where music,
food, wine and art come
together.
National and international acts performing in
the gallery include Sydney
five-piece The Preatures,
on Thursday, August 20.
October 15 features
actor-turned-musician
Guy Pearce, who recently

launched his music
career with the album
Broken Bones. In this
exclusive Perth show,
Guy will join forces with
Powderfingers Darren
Middleton to perform
songs from each others
repertoire.
The popular group,
San Cisco, returns on
Thursday, October 29.
The smooth sweet layers of honeycake will tempt foodies

at next weekends Good Food festival.
cake recipe known as

medovnik (honey).
When they realised they
had a hit on their hands
they decided to try selling
it locally.
They started at the Mt
Claremont markets one
Saturday with just four
cakes, which sold out in a
few minutes.
Three years on, the duo
is producing hundreds of
cakes every week from
their own industrial kitchen in Fremantles Norfolk
Street.
Their cake is now found
at Fremantle Markets
and at various Perth
cafes, including Angry
Almond and Elixir Coffee

in Nedlands. This month,
George and Simona will
open their own cake shop
in the city.
Honeycake will be
among the sweet treats
available at the Perth Good
Food and Wine Show,
at the Perth Convention
Centre from July 10 to 12.
The foodies adventure
will include celebrity chefs
George Calombaris, Adam
Liaw, Anna Gare, Miguel
Maestre and Paul West
cooking on stage, along
with hundreds of local and
international exhibitors.
Book at www.
goodfoodshow.com.au.
Clare Bowditch and

The Royal Jelly Dixieland
Band close the season on
November 26.
Artbar tickets include
the performance and entry
to the paid exhibition
Treasure Ships: Art in the
Age of Spices.
Tickets to The
Preatures include the WA
Indigenous Art Awards.
Cooking up cultural
landscapes
Though painting was
always Tamara Alexanders
favourite childhood hobby,
she trained as a chef and
served with the Australian
Navy.
As a navy chef she won
several awards for design
and creativity.
Now Tamara has turned
her culinary creativity into
something visual.
Still drawing on a range
of ingredients, she uses
acrylic paint, bees wax,
natural pigments, ink,
charcoal, enamel, even
soil to feed her creative
imagination.
On canvas she explores

raw land formations,
contrasting them with the
vastness of the ocean.
Her paintings feature
brush strokes, mark
making and poured paint,
bringing depth and height
to her colour-drenched
landscapes.
Tamaras exhibition,
Field of Vision: Exploring
the Colours Within, opens
at Tresillian Arts Centre
this weekend and is on
show until July 12.
Tamara Alexander
explores colour through
mixed media.
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Its time to terminate

Terminator Genisys
REVIEW: PIER LEACH
Thirty-one years after

the first Terminator film,
Arnold Schwarzenegger
flexes and clenches his
cyborg fists and growls,
Im old, not obsolete.
Thats debatable.
Schwarzenegger himself
may not be redundant he
has developed a certain
self-deprecating charm.
But the franchise that
made him a household
name may be.
Terminator Genisys
takes the whole spacetime continuum narrative
to a whole new level of
exposition-heavy mumbojumbo.
Instead of developing the
theme of humans-versusrobots into something
richer and more relevant
to todays ever more
complex relationship
with technology as in
contemporary sci-fi films
like Her or Ex Machina
its the same old reductive
premise; humans are good,
robots are evil.
Except, of course,
Schwarzeneggers early
model Terminator, who
was reprogrammed in
the fun Terminator 2:
Judgement Day to be
Sarah Connors protector
to ensure the birth of her
In a complex new world, John (Jai Courtney) has to save his mother Sarah (Emilia Clarke) to protect the future.
All the time travel has messed

up the historical timeline
son, John, the leader of

the Resistance against the
cyborg Skynet.
Here, his Terminator
is still a good guy so
much so that in Genisyss
alternate timeline, directed
by Alan Taylor (Thor:
The Dark World), he has
become Sarah Connors
father figure. Sarah,
now played by Games of
Thrones Emilia Clarke,
even calls him Pops.
All the time travel has
messed up the historical

timeline and in Genysis
which, after a flashback
to the destruction of
Judgement Day, begins in
2029 it turns out John
(now played by Jason
Clarke) needs to save his
mother, Sarah, to protect
the future.
He sends Kyle Reese
(now played by Jai
Courtney) back to 1984 to
safeguard her, but when
Reese arrives he realises
the mission has changed.

He and Sarah, with her
cyborg protector, need to
get to 2017 and prevent
Judgement Day, which
has been delayed from
its original 1997 date. Go
figure.
Franchise fans will find
Clarke no match for Linda
Hamiltons athletic warrior
of the first two Terminator
films. Australians Jason
Clarke and Courtney fare
well enough.
But of all the US summer
blockbuster reboots, this is
by far the least impressive.
Unless it flops at the box
office, though, you can be
sure Arnie will be back.
cinema
REWIND
What the critics are saying

Love & Mercy (M)
The beauty, and the horror, of Bill

Pohlads exhilarating and inventive
Love & Mercy is the sense it gives
us of the world passing through Brian
Wilsons ears, says the Village Voice.
The Washington Post agrees: Its
difficult to make a visually dynamic
movie about people listening. But thats
precisely what Pohlad has done with
both sensitivity and audaciousness, on
the one hand attuning his protagonist
to the music of the spheres, and on the
other bearing witness to his deepest
isolation and sadness.
Awake: The Life of Yogananda

(PG)
The films storytelling is

straightforward, almost standard-issue,
but the story itself is compelling, as
is the testimony of devotees. Its not
surprising to see interviews with Ravi
Shankar, Deepak Chopra and George
Harrison (who died in 2001), says
The NY Times. But the Boston Globe
reckons the interviewees banal
generalities sound culled from selfhelp books and magazines and
advises movie-goers seeking further
enlightenment to pass on the feelgood cinematic hagiography.
Average star ratings
Read TimeOut online

The short film, Karroyul was nominated for best cinematography, original
music, sound, editing and best short film in this weeks WA Screen Awards.
Shorts on for short films

This years Get Your Shorts On!
short film program kicks off with
a comedy, Setting Them Straight,
by Claremont director Kaleb
McKenna.
Setting Them Straight grew out of
the simple idea of having someone
come out of the closet as straight,
said Kaleb,
What we found in each draft and
even in post production was that
the idea was at its best when we
could demonstrate how ridiculous
and childish it was not to accept
someone elses life choices, said
Kaleb who co-wrote the film with
producer Brett Dowson.

The short film was nominated for
best script in WA Screen Awards
(WASA) and has already had some
success on the US short film circuit.
The short film festival includes
mesmerising coming-of-age story
Karroyul, which won a WASA for
best editing, father-son drama Fish,
a drama called Dark Whispers, a
whimsical romance titled High Tide,
and finishes with another comedy,
Love in a Disabled Toilet.
Get Your Shorts On! screens
on Thursday, July 9, at Luna
Leederville as part of the Revelation
film Festival.
life by the
drop
To blend or
not to blend
When is a blended wine
better than the individual
varietal wines it feeds
from?
Many say sauvignon
blanc and semillon are
great bedmates and
make a lot more noise
together than when they
sleep alone.
Grenache, mataro and
shiraz make a fine
team, though some say
that the wine is a waste
of good shiraz.
The one blend that
baffles us is cabernet
sauvignon and merlot,
aka cab merlot. Heres
a twosome that should
be a shoo-in wherever
its made, as the softer
merlot should tame the
aggressive tannins of
cabernet sauvignon for
a better balanced wine.
The Bordelais have
made a habit of making
pretty smart wines from
the two, with a little
help from a couple of
other varieties, but we
continuously see poorlybalanced inhospitable
wines labelled as cabernet merlot in Australia.
Its not that there are no
good Aussie cabernet
merlots; there are a few
crackers but they are
mainly at the high end
of pricing.
Perhaps the blend is a
dumping ground for
cabernet from young
vines or unsuitable sites
and also a place to get
rid of merlot, which has
lost a bit of ground as a
straight varietal wine.
Here are a couple of
wines that are both
clever and good value.
Hay Shed Hill 2011

Cabernet Merlot
Admirable wine
made by Mike
Kerrigan from
his Margaret
River vineyard.
Cabernet at 80%
is the driving
force behind
the blackcurrant and olive
characters and
a hint of spice
is probably a
merlot influence.
Oak is understated and
the wine is a brilliantly
balanced, mediumweighted style. It won
silver at the Margaret
River wine show and
bronze at Qantas wine
show in 2012.
Try with juicy lamb
chops.
Score 17.5. $25
Pedestal 2011 Margaret
River Cabernet Merlot
Made by Larry
Cherubino,
who owns this
Margaret River
vineyard. The
cab merlot is a
deep ruby with
a lovely floral
red-fruited
nose. The
palate sings in harmony,
with plush fruit as well
as a varietal herbal lift,
subtle oak and drying
tannins to finish.
Magic with roasted
baby goat.
Score 17.5. $25
Rod Properjohn for

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Community news
Give snubfins a sanctuary

While welcoming a draft plan
for a marine park in Broomes
Roebuck Bay, a group that
gathered on Cottesloe beach
at the weekend was worried
that it did not include marine
sanctuary zones.
Cottesloe beach hosted an event that welcomed a marine park o Broome but which called for marine sanctuary zones as well.
Amanda re-creates worlds from the past

Perth writer Amanda Curtin
will talk about her novel,
Elemental, this Sunday at
Mattie Furphy House.
Amanda Curtin
Her book is a feast for the

senses as she brings to life the
phenomenon of the herring
girls, who travelled around the
north of Scotland following the
seasonal migration of the shoals
in the early 20th century.
She structures her novel
around the elements of water,
earth, fire and air.
A freelance editor for 25 years

and current fiction editor of
the UWA magazine, Westerly,
Amandas writing convincingly
re-creates past worlds; in her
first novel, The Sinkings, then in
a book of short stories, and finally
in this latest novel, Elemental.
Her interviewer on July 5 will
be Geraldine Blake, a freelance
proof reader who is on the panel
of the Premiers Book Awards.
The conversation with question time will take place from 3
to 5pm on Sunday, July 5, at the

Fellowship of Australian Writers
WAs Mattie Furphy House, on
the corner of Kirkwood Street
and Clare Copse, Swanbourne.
The cost, $10, includes afternoon tea.
The following Sunday, July 12,
Amanda will lead a workshop
called Writing the Past.
It will be at 3pm and costs
$30, $25 for members. For information on both events, call
9384 4771.
Marine zones protect threatened species like the snubfin

dolphin.
One of the organisers of the
Cottesloe event, Mosman Park
resident Kirsty Simmons, said
marine sanctuaries created
safe areas for growth and development of important marine
populations.
Kirsty, an environmental science and sustainability science
student at Murdoch University,
said: Roebuck Bay has a unique
and diverse marine ecosystem
and is also home to a critical
population of snubfin dolphins
which need the protection of a
sanctuary zone.
Martin Pritchard, director
of Environs Kimberley, said
Roebuck Bay was internationally important for migratory
birds and yet was set to become
the least-protected marine park
in WA.
Stopping commercial fishing
and mining in the bay is good,
but marine sanctuaries are
essential to successful marine
parks, Martin said.
Dive into Freo museum
Kids can assemble their own

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before immersing themselves
in the Lustre: Pearling and
Australia exhibition running at
the Maritime Museum.
Diver Below sessions will run
from 10.30am to 1pm on weekdays
during the holidays and cost $2.
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AUCTIONS
Reviews by STEPHANIE McGANN and BEN DINEENDICKINSON
CHANGING HANDS
H I D E AWAY S
spotlighton
MOSMAN PARK
$790,000
9 Wellington Street
This modest, but well-maintained character home is barely a stones throw from the
beach.
AGENT: Gill Vivian,
Vivians Residential.
City views, a river panorama and a northern orientation make the outdoor living area a special place to entertain.
From $2.65million
20 Saddington Crescent
Award-winning
designer
Shayne Le Roy created this
luxurious home in the prestigious Mosman Waters precinct.
AGENT: Peter Burns,
Mack Hall.
$7.5million
52 Bay View Terrace
This Mediterranean-style home
has a lift and uninterrupted
river views.
AGENT: William Porteous.
FAST FACTS
Median Mosman Park

house price: $1,467,500.
Properties for sale: 72
Spread out in a riverside palace

7
7
4
149 Wellington Street

MOSMAN PARK
EOI
William Porteous
Properties
and Mack Hall
elling agents William

Porteous and Peter
Burns describe this palatial riverside mansion as
the ultimate prize.
It doesnt require any
imagination to understand
why.
The luxurious, contemporary home isnt just
another western suburb
mansion; its a veritable
suburban palace that defies categorisation.
To describe it as a family home is woefully inadequate, for few families are
big enough to make use of
all seven bedrooms on the
1610sq.m block.
Two sprawling floors
share similar layouts,
with big central living
areas that branch off to
Its a veritable suburban palace

that defies categorisation
extended wings resembling
outstretched arms.
You might feel the urge
to mimic the pose when
you step onto the groundfloor terrace and take in
the panoramic views of
Freshwater Bay.
Rich, earthy tones define
the cavernous interior,
which enjoys plenty of
natural light thanks to its
northerly orientation.
Among the many features, the kitchen is a standout, combining beautiful
marble benchtops with
elegant curved cabinetry
that matches the shape of
the room.
A 12-seat theatre is just
next door, so its always just
a short trip to the popcorn
machine.
A sweeping staircase
curves around the homes
imposing foyer, leading
up to a mezzanine landing
and a big informal living
area.
Five spacious minor
bedrooms branch off the
space, each with a walkin robe.
Two have their own ensuites, while the rest share
a well-appointed bathroom
off the landing.
The main suite occupies one of the homes
wings, enjoying some of
the best river views in
the house.
As well as a big bedroom, there are walk-in
robe, a luxurious ensuite
and a private living area
that opens to a big shared
balcony.
From here you can
survey the backyard, and
even keep an eye on the
kids in the pool while you
read a book.
The extravagant foyer would put the Titanic to shame.
This palatial home looks impressive from the street.
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according to REIWA figures. Perths

vacancy rate was 4.9% the highest
in six years, REIWA president David
Airey said. There are now 8147
homes looking for tenants, up by
almost 600 over last month, he said.
The slowdown in WAs population
growth rate has created an
oversupply, along with a significant
amount of newly constructed [homes]
last year. He called on landlords to
ensure properties were well presented
and priced right to meet the market.
The POSTs property writer, JULIE BAILEY, would like to hear your
real estate news. Please email julie@postnewspapers.com.au.
the following websites: gumtree,
boatsonline and boatsales. Or
phone 0419 969 472.
Entry-level Nedlands
on the block
If you cant aord to buy a house in the

western suburbs, then consider making
the river your temporary home. This old
woody is for sale.
Much-loved woody
needs new owner
Wanted: some new friends to love
and care for a grand old dame
from Crawley. This is not an ad for
a personal column; were talking
about a 1937 cruiser, MV Avalon.
After 20 years, Jake Newby
is parting ways with his classic
gentlemans cruiser. The appeal
of old woodies is almost universal,
but it takes a particular frame of
mind to want to take on their care,
Mr Newby said. The more we can
spread the word that this significant
piece of WA maritime history needs
some new friends to love and care
for her the better the chance we
have of her preservation. For more
details, look up 1937 Swan River
Classic Gentlemans Cruiser on
Seller will finance buyer
Properties sold like hotcakes at local

auctions last weekend and agent
Martine Eyers hopes the good run
will continue on Saturday, July 4.
Ms Eyers is expected to auction a
Nedlands duplex at 2.30pm. Bidding
for 87B Thomas Street will start at
$850,000. The Acton Dalkeith agent
said the two-bedroom property
was a good buy for the suburb.
Its perfect if you are looking for
an entry-level home in this lovely
area, downsizing, or would like to
add an easy-care property to your
investment portfolio, Ms Eyers said.
The kitchen and bathroom have
been renovated, so theres nothing
to do except move in and enjoy the
location near Nedlands golf course.
The other agent is David Eyers.
Please turn to page 64 for auction
results.
Architect Je Pelletier knew his man

cave had to have two things: a bar and
his Lego collection.
a room filled with Lego bricks, his
professional profile said. And his love
for the coloured, interlocking blocks
is so great that when he amassed a
250,000-strong collection he decided
to remodel an old house to keep it
in. But of course he lives there, too.
Mr Pelletier renovated the classic
1902 home, on Capitol Hill, about
two years ago and though he credits
Seattles dreary weather with having
inspired the vibrant colour scheme,
the basement is an unabashed tribute
to Lego. Custom-built shelves cover
the walls, which are nearly 3m high,
and his collection is meticulously
organised by colour or piece there
are even draws reserved for Lego
Mans tiny hair-dos and hats. Check
out his Lego room on YouTube.
Home with plenty of

Lego room
Rather spend time on the golf course

than in the garden? Then buy this
duplex at auction on Saturday.
To say that Seattle architect Jeff

Pelletier is a Lego fan is an
understatement. He was one of
those kids playing in a room filled
with Lego bricks who grew up to be
an adult practising architecture in
Most people will call the bank when

they need to borrow money to buy
their dream property. But the owner
of this new Cottesloe home, on the
market for $2.15million, has other
ideas. Hes selling his downsizer at
2C Athelstan Road and he wants to
help prospective buyers by lending
up to half the funds. It would be at
an interest rate of no more than 2%
higher than the average commercial
rate and for a period of around 12
months, the owner said. Vendor
finance allows the buyer to bridge
the time gap between purchasing the
property they want and selling their
existing one. The over-55s property
has three bedrooms, three ensuites
and universal access. The selling
agents are Simon McGrath and
John Hunter, of Abel McGrath. For
more details, phone Mr McGrath on
0418 918 678.
Its a renters market

If youre an investor with a few rental
properties turn away now because
its not good news. Vacancy rates
are rising and rents are falling,
Ill be your bank, says the owner of this

Cottesloe home.
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Riding The Rental Market Roller-Coaster

There has been almost constant
coverage in recent months
regarding the rise in vacancy rates
in residential property markets,
with the Perth and Darwin markets
particularly hard hit according to
press reports.
The apartment market, at this
stage, seems to be feeling the
recent downturn most, with
reports of reduced rents across
the board, even in the booming
Sydney and Melbourne markets,
as more and more apartments
flood the local markets.
The latest REIWA data shows that
the vacancy rate in Perth is at its
highest rate in six years, with a
metropolitan median rental rate
of $425 a week. It is suggested
that landlords set realistic prices
and present their properties well
to ensure they are successful in
attracting good quality, long term
tenants.
Abel McGrath property manager,
Kate Jones, agrees it is a more
competitive marketplace out
there. However she says if
landlords listen to what tenants
are asking for, they will ensure
their properties are rented within

an acceptable time frame.
The rental market in Perth has
softened considerably during the
last 18 months, Ms Jones says.
The vacancy rate now stands at
4.9%, with properties spending
more time on the market and
rental yields dropping on average
by 10%, she says.
Ms Jones says the apartment
market has been hit particularly
hard, with a flood of brand new
developments entering the
market, pushing prices in this
sector down.
Although often cushioned from
significant market fluctuations, she
says the western suburbs market
has this time felt the full effects
of the downturn in the resources
sector here.
We are seeing fewer families
looking to relocate to Perth for
employment reasons since the
downturn, Ms Jones explains.
Fewer families are migrating here
and many are being sent home or
elsewhere as a result of the slow
down.
She says demand for western
suburbs family homes, located

near good schools, sporting
grounds and infrastructure
remained steady but tenants now
had a broader choice of properties
available and could make their
selections based on price and a
propertys presentation.
Although there can be some
resistance from landlords unwilling
to revise their rental rates down,
she says the majority were being
more realistic about pricing and
putting increased effort and
focus on ensuring properties are
presented to the market at the
highest possible standard.
Offering incentives like one to two
weeks free rent or a contribution
towards moving costs can help
get good tenants over the line
and many of our owners are
recognising this, she adds.
Ensuring the property is well
presented and clean is absolutely
paramount.
And things like new flooring or
a fresh coat of paint can make a
huge difference.
Ms Jones believes property
remains an attractive investment
for those willing to do their

research.
Its a good time to purchase an
investment property as long as
you crunch your numbers and
make a calculated decision about
whether it will work for you in the
current market..
Know your agent

Putting clients needs first and innovative
marketing were at the core of Abel McGrath
Partner, Simon McGraths objectives when he
started the company. Entering the industry
in 1998, Simon believes in
doing everything to achieve
outstanding results for
clients as well as being a
mentor for new staff. Simons
exceptional professionalism
and knowledge of the
industry is a comfort to
customers and an enviable
force in the industry.
Kate Jones
Executive Asset Manager
9286 3655
lets
talk
Simon McGrath
0418 918 678

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AUCTIONS
POST
July 4, 11am
NEDLANDS
43 Verdun Street
Bidding will start at $1.3million for this modern, fourbedroom home opposite a
park.
AGENTS: Simon McGrath
and John Hunter, Abel
McGrath.
July 11, 11am
MOSMAN
PARK
24 Buckland Avenue
The modern kitchen and
bathroom are features of
this home, on 592sq.m.
AGENT: Gerald Watts,
Shellabears.
auction
RESULTS
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CLAREMONT
1 Shannon Rise
Lush, tropical gardens

surround this home on a
corner site.
FLOREAT
14 Donegal Road went
under the hammer for
$1.29million. The modest
home on an 809sq.m block
was sold by Vivien Yap, of
LJ Hooker Claremont.
Ms Yap said there was a lot
of competition for the property, with three of the six
registered bidders putting
up their hands.
here might be talk of

doom and gloom in the
property market, but it was
a big weekend for auctions
in the western suburbs.
Six out of eight properties were sold under the
hammer.
In City Beach, there was
fierce bidding for two blocks
being sold by Cambridge
council.
Matt McWaters, of Wright
Real Estate, said a 906sq.m
block at 42 Dampier Avenue
had been knocked down to a
final bid of $1.27million.
Meanwhile, a 976sq.m
block at 40 Dampier Avenue
went for $1,305,000.
Mr Wright said the bidding was competitive, and
people who missed out on
the first block put their hands
up for the second one.
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for $806,000. The two-bedroom home, on 579sq.m,
was sold by Craig Gaspar
and Mandy Pattison, of
Caporn Young. Bidding
kicked off at $700,000.
WEST LEEDERVILLE
65 Northwood Street went
under the hammer for
$1,257,000. The 830sq.m
property could be subdivided, subject to council
approval.
It was sold by Mr Gaspar
and Ms Pattison, of Caporn
Young.
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In other results:
68 Doonan Road went for

$1.58million.
Tonia McNeilly, of TM
Residential, said this result
added to her 100% auction
success rate.
4 Granby Crescent was sold
before its auction for an
undisclosed sum, according
to agents Linda Sullivan and
Susan James, of Space Real
Estate.
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168 Barker Road was
passed in after a vendor bid
of $900,000. But it wasnt
all bad news: agents Belinda
Lee and Boyd Fraser, of
Acton Central, said they had
received two offers after the
auction. They said they were
hoping to sell the renovated
character home this week.
AGENT: Cam Greig, One

Agency West Coast.
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onview On the hill at Yallingup
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$435,000
YORK
9 South Street
Its an easy walk (70m) to
the local cafes from this
renovated character home.
AGENT: Roy Carter, Ray White
York, and Maurice Maroney,
Morgan Sudlow.
$439,000
PEPPERMINT
GROVE BEACH
6 Ocean Blue Loop
This 863sq.m block is priced

below other properties in
the area, according to the
agent.
AGENT: Ty Criddle, Acton
South West.
udging by the testimonials on

Dane Richardsons website,
his clients are thrilled with his
work.
There are comments like:
Dane Richardson is simply
the best house designer in
Australia.
And theres more: Dane not
only delivered our vision but also
incorporated numerous of his
own creative surprises.
Dane has won almost 40
awards since 1996, and one of
his designs has come on to the
market.
The house, at 37 Hammond
Road, Yallingup, is priced from
$2.99million.
Built in 2004, the five-bedroom
and three-bathroom home has
a world-class position, at the
northern end of Yallingup Hill,
according to selling agent Lee
York, of JHY Realty.
Arguably, its one of the
best positions on the hill, with a
sweeping view of the ocean and
Cape Naturaliste.
The views looking north to
Sugarloaf Rock and Rabbits surf
break are protected forever.
The cleverly designed house
has a big open-plan living area
overlooking an infinity-edged
plunge pool.
The rear garden is ideal for
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With a view like this, you may never want to get out of bed.
games such as boules, and the
covered childrens play area is
a bonus.
Full-height windows maximise the ocean views from almost
every room.
For more details, phone 0438
867 737.
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Median Yallingup house

price: $1,325,000.
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onview Great location, minus
big-ticket
price
$525,000
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Offers above
WEST PERTH
31/105 Colin Street
3
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One of this apartments

two balconies looks out to
Harold Boas Gardens.
AGENT: Tracy Lee, Paxton
Hoad.
19A Strickland Street

MT CLAREMONT
Oers from $1million
Abel McGrath
udson and Hughie or Deli

Chicchi? Take your pick from
both cafes, which are a stones
throw from this home.
Living near cafes was a big
selling point when the owners
bought their home a few years
ago.
Ordering food and coffee is

so easy Ive got the Deli Chicchi
phone app and at the press of
a button, I can order and pay
online, the owner said.
The single-storey home is
ideal for a young family or
downsizers who are looking for
a low-maintenance home in a
great location.
Otherwise, it would suit those
buyers who are trying to get into
the western suburbs, without
having to spend a fortune.
The three-bedroom house has

been renovated with a modern
kitchen, bathroom, laundry,
carpets and paintwork.
Honey-coloured floorboards
add warmth to the white kitchen
with stone benchtops, glass
splashbacks and European appliances.
There is a good indoor-outdoor
connection in this home, which
has two separate outdoor areas
off the main living area.
Its all about barbecues in
the front terrace, while the rear

courtyard is a quiet space for
parents (its opposite the main
bedroom).
Selling agent John Hunter, of
Abel McGrath, said the home had
a super-fast internet connection
with speeds up to 100mbps.
Its on a 456sq.m survey strata
lot, a few doors from the Mt
Claremont shops.
The other agent is Simon
McGrath, of Abel McGrath.
Offers
SWANBOURNE
2A Otway Street
If the cute, character facade
doesnt tug at your heartstrings, the heritage features
will.
AGENT: Tony Morgan,
Morgan Sudlow.
The kitchen has been renovated with modern finishes and appliances.
The shady, front garden is ideal for barbecues in summer.
Luxury living in
Swanbourne
$995,000
JOLIMONT
691 Hay Street
Dont be deceived by the
Hay Street address this
home is set back from the
busy main road.
AGENT: Greg Voudouris,
Rossen Real Estate.
4
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9 Birrigon Loop
SWANBOURNE
From $1.99million
Acton Cottesloe
he old Swanbourne high

school site is full of beautiful
contemporary homes, and this
one is no exception.
Built on a 389sq.m block, the
luxurious home is a suburban
idyll.
A limestone facade with soft
exterior lighting maximises the
kerb appeal, complemented by
a tidy front garden.

Once through the front door
you are welcomed by an immaculate foyer with gleaming
travertine floors and a sweeping
staircase.
The house puts its best foot
forward at the front, where you
can receive guests in an elegant
formal sitting room with a fireplace and adjoining patio.
Venture deeper into the home
and you soon arrive at a big, flowing living area dominated by a
superb upscale kitchen.
A huge marble island counter
This well-presented home enjoys an enviable location on a quiet street.

with fine timber cabinetry lends
the area a provincial feel, while
an adjacent enclosable alfresco
area with limestone walls provides aesthetic relief.
All four bedrooms are on the
voluminous first floor, which
includes a shared bathroom and
a retreat.
The main suite is suitably
spacious, featuring twin walkin robes and a well-appointed
ensuite.
The selling agents are Deborah
Brady and Bev Heymans, of Acton
Cottesloe.
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kitchen.
41 HOPETOUN TERRACE, SHENTON PARK
c1935 ELEGANTLY RENOVATED
$1.25M
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364sqm
A seamless combination of period elegance and contemporary style.

This single level brick and tile home conveys a wonderful sense of
ambiance and charm. Suffused with the grace of its era with period
hallmarks such as polished timber oors, leadlight front door, replaces
and soaring ceiling heights. Enviably situated in quiet cul de sac
but located within Shenton Parks vibrant lifestyle pocket.
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PH: (08) 9384 6999 WWW.ACTON.COM.AU/COTTESLOE
The alfresco area is an ideal spot to enjoy a

hot chocolate and watch the rain.
When its sunnier, open the bi-folds and take a dip in the pool.
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Home to please
all the family
31 Goldsworthy Road
CLAREMONT
From $2,295,000
TM Residential
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Views of the garden are complemented by the interiors neutral colour scheme.
An alfresco area blends with the open-plan living area thanks to three sets of bi-fold doors.
ake a list of everything

you could possibly
want in your dream family home and then tick all
the boxes, because this
one is it.
The two-storey house, on
a 772sq.m corner site, was
built by the award-winning
Spadaccini Homes about 15
years ago, and its strength
lies in the way it caters
not only to children, but
also the most discerning
of adults.
This attention to detail
is evident in the backyard,
which has oodles of entertaining space, as well as a
pool and enough room for
a full-scale jungle gym.
And in the unlikely
event the kids tire of that,
there are parks at either
end of the street, making
the spectacular river pre-
This family home is just a short walk from Christ Church

Grammar School and Methodist Ladies College.
cinct their playing field.
Selling agent Tonia
McNeilly, of TM Residential,
said the property was an
idyllic family retreat.
Its special in the sense
that nearly every single
room has a view of the
surrounding garden, Ms
McNeilly said.
There are full-height
windows or timber French
doors in most rooms, which
let in the sunlight that has
been gently dappled by the
lush greenery outside.
This gives a sense of
privacy while ensuring
the overall feeling is fresh
and light.
The colour scheme is

sophisticated and neutral,
but with a few playful
surprises, including an
aqua splashback in the
kitchen and a world map
feature wall in the firstfloor study.
A chic white chandelier
hangs from the entrys
vaulted ceiling and sets the
tone for an elegant yet contemporary family home.
There is a childrens
wing on the ground floor
and parents have the run
of the second storey, which
has two north-facing balconies and views of leafy
Thomson Road.
Boutique apartment with park on your doorstep

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SHENTON PARK
$789,000
The Property
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s they grow older,

many people move
on from apartments and
townhouses into detached
homes.
You might be one of
them, but the prospect
of a park over the road
and restaurants down the
street might make you reconsider the need for all
that space.
Construction of a complex of four apartments
designed by architect John
Kestel is soon to be under
way at 112 Onslow Road.
Only one is unsold, apartment 2, a two-bedder on
the first floor.
It is a fairly simple layout, centred on a spacious

living room that branches
off to two bedrooms.
One of the bedrooms
will have an ensuite, while
the other will sit next to a
common bathroom with a
European-style laundry.
Apartment 2 will enjoy
views of Rosalie Park from
the balcony and the adjoining high-spec kitchen,
which will feature stone
benchtops, European appliances and glass splashbacks.
The selling agents are
Niki and Chelsea Peinke, of
The Property Exchange.
A light-filled living area will enjoy views of Rosalie Park.
FAST FACTS
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house price: $1.2million.
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This peaceful two bedroom home offers bright living spaces
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moments to cafes and the university, with excellent
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its sparkling Indian Ocean waters, this neat
and tidy 3x1 home is lled with coastal
character and has been extremely well looked
after, representing the perfect opportunity to
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School lunches
end up in bin
From page 9
holding a waste-free lunch day challenge;

and setting up a compost or worm farm.
The spokeswoman said audits were free
and available for schools whose staff had
attended a free Waste Wise introductory
workshop.
She said the Waste Wise Schools Program
had been established in 2002 and had
engaged with more than 800 schools.
School principal Alison Robb said the
audit showed too much food was put in
bins at lunchtime.
Some of the things we immediately enacted were to talk with all children about
the waste, to provide information to the
P&C through the recent minutes and to
ensure that all students had a supervised
and uninterrupted 10-minute eating time
at lunch, Ms Robb said.
This has allowed closer monitoring
of food intake and encourages students
to eat a healthy lunch before heading off
to play.
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Infill wins as hundreds protest

From page 1
The proposed new buildings would have smaller
footprints than those allowed
for new single homes.
There will be increased
setbacks so the vegetation
around the houses will be
greater, Mr Withers said.
The streetscapes will be
enhanced.
Two architects with diametrically opposing views spoke
at Wednesday nights special
meeting, Cambridges biggest
ever it lasted 5 hours and
more than 500 members of
the public attended.
Architect Jenny Marschner
said Amendment 31 would deliver density, not diversity.
This is poor planning,
she said.
Ms Marschner said the
amendment would not provide accommodation for age-
ing residents who wanted to

downsize in the suburbs.
She said though there
was a need for housing
choice, homes built under
Amendment 31 would suit
families and would not be
affordable or suitable for
the elderly.
Architect Peter Hobbs
contested the idea that the
proposal would destroy the
garden-suburb nature of City
Beach and Floreat.
It will protect the garden
suburb, he said.
Mr Hobbs said high density and traffic congestion
were two of several myths
surrounding Amendment
31.
Displaying an image of
high-rise buildings on the
Gold Coast, Mr Hobbs said:
This is high density.
Public question time con-
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From page 18
to identify other applications

of tele-medicine, Professor
Yogesan said.
After achieving such successful results in Australia,
CSIRO has licensed Remote-I

to a Silicon Valley spin-off,
TeleMedC, which plans to
take the technology to the
US and world market as part
of its EyeScan diagnostic
From page 6
Otherwise, the only mechanism is an expensive adversarial court system where, for
example, pedestrians injured
by cyclists are required to
take civil action to recover
medical, loss of income, and
other associated costs.
He said cyclist licences
should also help with providing the bike paths riders
demand.
It may be instructive to see
if cyclists would be demanding extravagant expenditure
on infrastructure if they had
to help the taxpayer fund it
and I know most cyclists are
probably paying taxes, and
so are most motorists, Mr
Barker said.
Similarly, it would be inter-
esting to hear the arguments

against why licensing cyclists
is appropriate public policy,
especially if linked to no-fault
insurance cover.
The bicycle lobby is vociferous in pursing more
and better infrastructure for
cyclists, as well as special
considerations and rights.
This is creating a largely
one-sided discussion, which in
turn is starting to show push
back from members of the
public who are offended by
the nature of the debate.
Mr Barker said licence
plates could be dispensed
with for more modern technology, like QR codes.
He said licensing should
apply only to adults who were
not students.
Rayney wants new team

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An independent investigation did not happen in the

first place.
In our view, the targeting of Lloyd Rayney was not
objective. It was focused on
him to the exclusion of anyone else.
A new inquiry has to have
the appearance of being independent.
If we are going to have
complete confidence it
Stephen de Courtenay
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tinued for two hours, with

many residents expressing
their anger over the councils
lack of community consultation.
City Beach resident Kari
McLaughlin said she did not
oppose higher density, but
did oppose the process the
council had undertaken.
Other residents held signs
labelling mayor Simon
Withers a dictator and during
public statements one man
compared him to Hitler and
Napoleon.
There were catcalls, boos
and cheering from the public
gallery and many calls for Mr
Withers to resign.
Save our City Beach our
Floreat spokesperson Keri
Shannon said residents
were left feeling utterly
bewildered that they had
been forced to fight their
Satellites help diagnose eye disease
Cyclist licences only fair, Barker says
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Hundreds of residents, ranging from children to the elderly, stayed for the full 5-hour council meeting.
Read the POST online at
has to be at arms length,

a separate, independent
body like ICAC [the NSW
Independent Commission
Against Corruption] or the
judiciary.
How are we supposed to
have any genuine comfort that
this is truly independent when
most of the police officers
involved in the investigating
process are from the same
department as those who
were criticised at trial? Mr
Edwardson said.
solution.
NASA uses EyeScan at the
International Space Station to
assess intracranial pressure
in astronauts.
The founder and CEO of
TeleMedC, Para Segaram, said
that Remote-I was opening up
new market opportunities for
the company.
Weve had a great experience working with the team
at CSIRO, and licensing
Remote-I has helped us make
basic eye screening more efficient and affordable, so we
can reach as many people as
possible, Mr Segaram said.
The screening program was
funded through a $1.9million Department of Health
and Ageing grant (the NBN
Telehealth Pilots Program).
With the first of the two
NBN satellites set to lift off
in September, the service is
set to be even faster.
Parking loses
the ticket
Paperless parking ticket
machines could be introduced to Subiaco in the near
future.
Companies that specialise
in the parking equipment
have until Monday, July 7,
to tender for the contract to
supply 10 new pay and display
machines.
As well as the 10 new ticket
machines, the tender document also shows an option for
the purchase of any additional
pay-and-display parking ticket
machines and pay-by-bay
parking machines (paperless)
during 2015-16 and then for
a period of four subsequent
financial years to and including June 30, 2020.
own council.
CLE Town Planning and
Design director Ian Everett
said the Amendment 31 approach to infill was like using
a jack hammer for brain
surgery when a scalpel was
required.
Mr Withers said the proposal would protect the
garden suburb, not destroy
it, as many residents had
suggested.
The threat to the garden
suburb is the new house,
Mr Withers said. The garden suburb is being eroded
every day.
Ive seen Vote No banners
flying from oversized houses
with artificial turf out the
front. These people clearly
have no sense of irony or
hypocrisy.
The garden suburb needs
to evolve or die.
AFL press
conference off
bucket list
From page 78
any other team in the competition, couldnt get a game.
Almost immediately, as if by
telepathy, Ross said Tendai
had been unlucky at the selection table, and that different
teams would be chosen for
different conditions. Nothing
very surprising in that.
But then something did get
my attention.
In answer to a question
about the slippery nature
of the Subiaco Oval surface
because of the dew, Ross
queried the thought process
of the modern day footballer
and his choice of boots.
We have tried to talk to
players about what boots they
wear in different conditions,
and have had some success,
he said.
You can have a conversation with a modern day
player about the type of boots
hes wearing, but its not a
conversation you are likely
to win.
Ahem. If I were a modern
day player, I would be listening to that line from the
coach. Either that, or dont
ever slip over!
In the main, both coaches
were very happy with their
charges performance, and
both came across as real hail
fellows, well met.
It was a nice way to end
the day.
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FLOORING
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Servicing the POST area since 1983.

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LANDSCAPES 2000
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0410 778 181

VIKAS JAISWAL
0437 344 678
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Garden Refuse
Bags
Regular Service
for Business &
Home Collections
Ph: Clif
Hill 9307 3906

GLASS
Freshwater Glass
Glass repairs,
shower screens, doors
and windows, pet doors
www.freshwaterglass.com.au
Ph 0418 944 590
BALCATTA
GLASS
Glass Repair
9240 4422 All Hours
188 Balcatta Road, Balcatta
(opposite Bunnings)
GLASS and MIRROR

CUT TO SIZE
WHILE YOU WAIT
GMA 95-12-005F
FLOREAT GLASS
+ GLASS REPAIRS +
PH: 9383 9334
PENSIONER DISCOUNTS
have it your way

we make it happen!
DESIGN TO CONSTRUCTION
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management, irrigation,
limestone work, plant selection,
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149 South Terrace,

Fremantle(CNR PRICE ST)
Backyards cleared, tree lopping,

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Heavy work done, reasonable
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Colorbond, Zincalume &
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Gutters &
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BRIAN WARD
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9341 7631
D.M.
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GUTTER CLEANING
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Professional. Reliable.
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1300 654 253 or 0457 077 536

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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
THE FIXER
HOME & GARDEN

MAINTENANCE & REPAIRS
ALL ODD JOBS
Craig
REPLACE your
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Call Kevin Ph: Hme 9381 2080

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Reliable
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Pre-sale Home Detailing

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GUTTER
CLEANING
CALAUTTI
Handyman Service
SKILLED
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ROOF PLUMBING NEEDS!
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Cornerstone
0402 432 437
HANDYMAN
9448 8486
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Qualified
Greenkeeper
Garden clean-ups
GARDENING
Specialised Outdoor Services
Gutter / Downpipe Clean

Free Roof Report
All Maintenance
08 9433 1077
www.sos-services.com.au
Pensioner Discount / Insured
PROFESSIONAL GUTTER
& DOWNPIPE CLEANING
DAVID - SPIT N POLISH
9446 1106
0407 387 748
Local gutter & window cleaner

since 1999
Ask David about our winter special
Pressure Cleaning Garden Cleanups

Lawns Laid Retic Paving Repairs
Painting - Pergolas, Fences Gates,
Fences & Decking Repairs
Gutter Cleaning Soakwells Installed
Inside Work Driveways Painted
Mob: 0416 932 432

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Love Your Home

Quality Maintenance
Services
ODD JOBS MY SPECIALITY
Painting
Doors and locks
Paving
Repair reticulation
Gutter cleaning
Kitchen cupboards
Storage solutions
Built in wardrobes
Qualified tradesmen in the building

industry for over 25 years.
I only provide quality maintenance
services ... on time and without fuss.
CALL FRANK FOR A
FREE QUOTE!
0418 919 312
Police cleared Reg Business Fully Insured
High pressure cleaning of

paved areas
driveways
pool areas
tennis courts
Vacuum Recovery means NO MESS

Call Geoff for a FREE QUOTE
0415 860 884

Stevens
HIGH PRESSURE CLEANING SERVICE
Specialising in roofs, driveways,

courtyards, pool areas, retaining
walls etc. Surface sealing also.
No job too large or small, free quote.
0427 005 724

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Fax 9387 8581
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General Maintenance
Emergency Repairs Blockages
Hot Water Systems
PL6669
GL7760 and All Gas Services
KITCHENS
Indigo Painting
EUROMART
KITCHENS
Complete kitchen and wet

area renovations
Alterations for
dishwashers/ovens etc
Installation of flatpack
kitchens and quality
kitchens made in Germany
Decking
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LANDSCAPING
29 Walter St
Claremont
Est 1982
www.ibislandscapes.com.au
9383 2915
0412 946 476
+EXPERIENCED HANDYMAN+
Quality Work + POMPT Service
Carpentry - Doors, Windows, Skirtings, Floors + Decks
Plastering, patching + making good
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PROPERTY MAINTENANCE
All jobs big or small

Phone Mick
0417 173 336
NEWS
THATS RIGHT UP
YOUR STREET
LOCKSMITH
SEAMUS HOME SERVICES
Pol Lic SG 15935

ABN 22337056071
Locksmiths
LAWNMOWING SERVICES
Servicing the POST area since 1983.

Ph Mark Scrine. C. Hort
0417 093 578

9203 9985
www.landscaperenewal.com.au
Free Quotes, Fully Insured
Precision Edge
Mowing
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Rob on
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Phone Peter Harper
0412 917 818 9384 9224
0400 977 610
EDDIES
MOWING
ABN 72 910 338 191
All Western Suburbs
0425 551 233

9381 6996 Reg 1964
Free Messure & Quote
Roberts
Ph Andrew 0418 915 881

Renovations
&
Gradient
Landscapes
Working
with you to create
perfection
Handyman
Service
Paving
Concreting
Reticulation
Retaining Walls
Garden Preparation
Maintenance
Decks and Pergolas
All aspects of landscaping
Free quotes
Call Leon on 0417
049 923
www.greenplanetgrass.com.au
9Specialist in pre-house sale renovation

9Retic
9Basic hard-scaping
9Turf laying
9Earth works
9Plant selection 9Soil amendment
1300 206 213
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operator with less overheads!
PH: Oliver Calnan
0409 373 685

LAUNDROBAR
JOLIMONT LAUNDROBAR
J.B. Leadlights
Repairs Restorations
Windows, Doors & Cabinets
New Commissions
JOHN BURROWS
9284 5638
0419 966 945
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK

7am-8.30pm
Bag Wash, Soap Machine
and Drycleaning
LIMESTONE
Roberts Limestone
Building Co.
Specialising in:
Limestone walls,
Feature walls, Arches,
Steps, Retaining walls,
Restoration,
TIM ROBERTS
25 YEARS EXPERIENCE
LAWN CARE SPECIALISTS
9245 2550
M: 0418 299 524
Ph/Fax:
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0413 015 808
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PAINTING SPECIAL
For all your internal/external
painting requirements.
For your highest quality job at a
very special price, phone
CLIVE 9383 3412

0447 433 412
Reg. No. 4280
FLOREAT & ALL

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

HIGH QUALITY FINISH
References - prompt services. Free
quotes. All work guaranteed. No job
too big or small. Reg. painter.
9206 4504
CALL MICK 0434 835 728
or GAVIN 0415 385 501
HIGH QUALITY LOW COST!
Mob 0417
Est 1985
0411 223 637

David
0411 223 644
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Limestone REPOINTING
Limestone TINTING
Limestone CAPPING
Rising DAMP
Brick REPLACEMENT
Brick TINTING
Brick MORTAR REPAIRS
Tuckpointing
Call James for your free quote
0400 219 056
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LIMESTONE
ALL ASPECTS
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Ph Angus
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NATURALISTE
STONE
Stonework Specialists
Also:
All Natural Stones

Perth & South West
- Lawnmowing - Edging
Brett Campbell (Proprietor)
Mobile 0418 921 418
email: brettcam60@hotmail.com
Saari Quality
Painting & Decorating
European Craftsman
Very Reasonable
Reg: 6952
Rates
Contact Matthew Warren
0417 965 115
www.naturalistestone.com.au
Painters Registration No. 5890
RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL

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

COMMERCIAL & RETAIL
F: 9444 7863
FREE QUOTES 7 DAYS

Your satisfaction is our
guarantee
Call JAY: 0410 413 327
capitalpaintingdecorating@yahoo.com.au
CARING FOR SUBIACOS HERITAGE
www.precisepainting.net.au
Subiaco
Painting Service
Ph/Fax 9382 3278

Mobile 0438 755 877
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Paul Stratton
30 years experience
Painter & Decorator
0451 478 078
Indigo
Painting
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Mob: 0451 901 919

Ph: 9388 8055
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PEST CONTROL
PENGUIN
Lic. 2216 (B.Sc)
9454 7711
0411 229 312
EFFECTIVE AND SAFE
ALL DOMESTIC PESTS
TERMITE INSPECTIONS
& REPORTS
COTTESLOE
PEST CONTROL
Family Business Providing Local
Services Since 1958
9384 7870
0430 844 743
ANNUAL & PRE-PURCHASE
TERMITE & TIMBER

Indigo
Painting
PEST INSPECTIONS
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
$145 external. Free Quotes.
Phone Peter TODAY
Mob: 0433 288 164

PLASTERING
PLASTERER AVAILABLE
Ph: 0418 850 750
100% Customer Satisfaction

Guaranteed!
Mob: 0413 235 163

Phone: 9206 5331
Fax: 9206 5337
Painting Services
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Reg # 6263
Exterior
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P&N
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ENVIRO-CARE PEST
SERVICES
Proficient in all
General Painting
Honest, Reliable, Clean
Handyman service
Attention To Detail Makes
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Rego: 8026
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BAGOT ROAD, SUBIACO
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5 663
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Reg# 4004
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Commercial / Residential
MICHAEL ELLIS
PAINTING
for free quote
CAPITAL PAINTING & DECORATING
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0431 200 866
Neil 0417 099 539
Your Local Master Painter
182 051
James Limestone
Restoration
041 301 6555
ANGUSS
0400 440 272
Jeff Bond
INCLUDING BOBCAT WORK

SMALL AND LARGE JOBS
Garden Services
Andy
04 900 405 20
Phone
WARREN
on
Reg No. 6791
Atlas Lawn Services

Steve
ALL HOURS
www.citygrouppainting.com.au
as your preferred painting

contractor.
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commnunication and
professional service,
I will complete the work in
agreed time frame and terms,
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your peace of mind and your
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0418 914 041
PAINTING
PAPER HANGING
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20 years experience
Lawn Mowing Servicing

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Nedlands,
FULPark,
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Free Quotes
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Reg 1964
LAWN MOWING
Trevor 0412
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of
CityGroup
Painting
& Decorating
you
are
guaranteed only the highest
standards of professional
service & communication.
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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.
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WHEN ORGANISING
YOUR NEXT
PAINTING PROJECT,
PAINTING
A.J. BROWNING
LEADLIGHT
Sheilas Washing, Ironing

and Alterations
2/24 CARDIGAN TCE
0425 551 233

9381 6996
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Completed Right The
First Time Guaranteed.
PAINTING
0499 874 988
PAINTING
EDDIES LAWN AERATION
MUIRS
Ph: 6350 8500
www.lockstock.com.au
0409 086 497
LAWN CARE
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
7 Day Service
Creating your vision from design

to construction
9387 8641
Matt Siomos, B.Sc (Botany),

horticulturalist, 0408 384 542
Teik Oh, B.Sc (Environmental Sc.),
0415 170 135
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Sagging Roofs Box Gutters.
Tile and Metal Roof
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New House and Renovations
email: jeff.tilling@yahoo.com.au
0422 095 481
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PEST MANAGEMENT
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Tel: 9246
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Mob: 0403 377 692
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0408 405 671
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For the personal touch
please phone RENE COOLEN
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9306 8599
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0400 446 827
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Graham
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Tree & Palm Removals
Powerline Clearances
Woodchipping
Fully Insured
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Almost new. Make and offer.
0427 687 643
BRENda
CHESTS (3) of drawers ash blonde

natural timber, 5 drawers 123cm H x
94cm W, 50cm D. 4 drawers 102cm
H x 94cm W 50cmD. 6 drawers
123cm H x41cm W 50cm D $300 the
lot. 0418 547 727 or 9388 8881
BIRD Lover? Beautiful Australian bird

prints and originals at
www.brendaholdenart.com.au
CLAREMONT Lounges, two. Two

seaters. Patterned, good condition.
Suit unit $100.00 ono. Table
120X75cm. Mahogany type wood.
Good condition. $100.00. Suit unit.
0413 581 907, 08 9384 4685
teamtreelopper@gmail.com
www.teamtreelopper.com
DINING
Table. Magnificent.
150x150cms. Seats 8-10. Retail
$1495. Bargain $400. Must sell.
9262 8550
SWANBOURNE
TREE
SERVICE
FIREWOOD Split Jarrah 6X5 ute

load. Good quality Jarrah sourced
from our own family farm in
Serpentine. Happy to unload & split
to your size. Generous loads, you
wont be disappointed $190. Free
delivery NOR or SOR. Call/sms
Tyson 0413 333 706
or tyson_bickers@hotmail.com
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Great Service
0423 655 222
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Priced well below value. $2,200. Tel
9385 2818
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PETER
0407 520 430
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Renovations &
TUCK-POINTING
DOWNLOAD BROCHURES:
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Service
Seamless
Mortar
Pointing
Invisible Crack Repairs
www.tuckpointing.com.au
* Concrete Cancer
* Damp & Waterproofing
* Wall Alterations
* Structural Wall Removal
9242 2952
MAINLINE
TUCKPOINTING
Building Conservation, Heritage
Restoration Tuckpointing,
Stonework, Brickwork Pointing,
Qualified Bricklayer
SAM GRANERI 0408 095 854
TV ANTENNA
TV Picture problem?
RYOBI Pole saw 10" bar, as new

$300. 9384 6271
Digital Antenna
Installations
From $179
Antenna
Repair
From $75
TV Mounting
From $149
The Local Guys
Call Clint
9379 3407
FULL
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0417 917
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HALESTORM
ANTENNA &
AUDIO VISUAL
- Home Theatre Systems
installation & set ups
- Antenna installations, extensions &
problems: TV, Satellite & Radio
- Sites of difficult reception
- Troubleshooting & interference
resolution
- Telephone points
Mike Mobile 0404 803 324
Digital
TV Antenna
MUIRS
TV INSTALLATIONS
TUNE INS
INSTALLATIONS
TV SERVICES
9382 4752
On Time / Experienced / Insured
Jason 0413 859 898

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quickly
Renovating or
repairing your home?
PART-TIME Telemarketers. Pay

based on experience. To enquire call
912 59130
COMPUTERS
AVAILABLE
Reliable computer
support repairs. Upgrades, new
systems, software installing, virus
removal, onsite work or home. Local.
Call Ian 0411 181 573
COUNSELLING
AMYGDALA
Consulting,
Professional Psychotherapy &
Counselling. Effective and in-depth
for individuals. Specializing in
Relationship Counselling, Marital
and Family Therapy. Qualified, 30+
years experience. Free half hour,
based in Claremont Medical Centre.
www.amygdala.com.au or 9383
3132
INDIVIDUAL Couple and family
therapy. Clinical supervision.
Nedlands. Sharon 0433 157 947
SWANBOURNE
WINDOW CLEANING
iSHINE Window
Cleaning
EST. 1976
YOUR LOCAL BUSINESS

FOR OVER 30 YRS
INCLUDED SCREENS,
SILLS
GROUND SHEETS USED
POLICE CLEARANCE
FREE QUOTES
PROMPT SERVICE
PETE AND JOSH
0402 433 690
WESTERN SUBURBS SPECIALIST
15 YEARS WESTERN SUBURBS SPECIALIST

FREE QUOTES
INCLUDES SCREENS, SILLS & MIRRORS
PENSIONER DISCOUNTS
PROMPT SERVICE
9336 3129
0414 011 220
Phone MARTIN
Mob
+ 1 to 4 storey house
+ Chandeliers
+ Hard water stain removal
& protection
+ Pool Fencing
+Fly screen repairs
FREE QUOTES
+ Fully Insured, Police Clearance
Trevor 0406 809 977
Reliable Service
Police Clearance
I Do the FREE Quote
I Do the Work
Call Rolf
9279 2981
0408 930 235
Rear Laneway, 25 Heytesbury Rd
UPHOLSTERY
WINDOW CLEANING
WINDOW
REPAIRS
your local professional
Your Local
UPHOLSTERER
Specialising in Leather & Fabric repairs
Re-Upholstery & Re-colouring
All work Guaranteed
9354 4524
WERE JUST A PHONE

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Specialising in all styles of

household and commercial
upholstery.
CONTACT MICHAEL
0407 771 476
michaelstudman@hotmail.com
WASHING MACHINE
REPAIRS
PROUD
The POST each week lists tradesmen

who provide every household service.
Readers tell us they have
carried out major extensions and
renovations just by using the POST
trades and services directory near the
back of the newspaper.
The directory is also available on the
Internet at postnewspapers.com.au
WASHING MACHINES
DISHWASHERS, DRYERS
RANGEHOODS,
ELECTRIC OVENS
AND COOKTOPS
SALES SERVICE SPARES
To advertise call us
on 9381 3088
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Repair Miele Siemens

Bosch Neff Gaggenau
Microwaves / Dishwashers
Hotplate / Ovens
Over 30 yrs experience
or email
advertising@postnewspapers.com.au
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
WINDOW
CLEANING
WINDOWS and/or
gutters CLEANED
TREE PRUNING
TV & VIDEO REPAIRS
COMPUTER & DVD REPAIRS
NO HIDDEN CHARGES!
From $50 WORKSHOP QUOTES
ROSEMOORE B&B Mosman Park

twn/double rooms, own ensuites.
www.rosemoore.com.au
9384 8214
WINDOW
CLEANING
TV DVD VCR AUDIO

Digital Set Top Boxes
Entertainment Centres
Pre-Packed
Furniture Assembled
LINDSAY
0414 738 888
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needs T.L.C $1,200 Vienna Wall
clock, good order $450. 1920's
Westminster Whitt chime mantle
clock $280. All negotiable.
Phone 0450 049 679, 9380 6399
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9388 2251
Appliance Repairs
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Window Cleaning
Residential - Commercial
Industrial
Fully Experienced.
Ladder Work. Flyscreens and
Gutter Cleaning
Multi Storey
FREE QUOTES
0439 518 525

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WINDOW CLEANER
$50 disc. for repeat clients

FREE Bathroom Mirrors
Cleaned
FREE Shower Screens
Cleaned
Est 1997
FREE Flyscreens plus
Cobwebs Cleaned
FREE Tracks of Sliding doors
Cleaned
FREE Pool Fencing Cleaned
Isaac 0405 300 298

DIVERSITY WINDOW
CLEANING
Residential / Commercial
1-4 Storeys
Includes Flyscreens & Mirrors
Police Clearance and Insurance
Gutter Cleaning
Credit Card Facility Available
Free Quotes Josh and Mike
0416 042 258 or 0413 998 955

1300 460 996
www.diversitycleaning.com.au
Paul Jones
Carpentry & Joinery

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

www.metalox.com.au
NEWS
THATS RIGHT UP
YOUR STREET
DECEASED ESTATES
EDUCATIONAL
HOLIDAYS & RESORTS
TRUSTEES ACT 1962 Deceased

Estates Notice to Creditors and
Claimants Sean Matthew Tooher late
of 47 Dover Street Scarborough in
the State of Western Australia,
Miner. Creditors and other persons
having claims (to which Section 63 of
the Trustee Act 1962 relates) in
respect of the estate of the deceased
who died on 12 August 2013 at
Granny
Smith
Gold
Mine,
Accommodation Village Unit 201,
approximately 30kms south of
Laverton in the State of Western
Australia are required by the
personal representative, being Alan
Michael Brook to send particulars of
their claims to care of Brook Legal,
PO Box 93, Wembley in Western
Australia 6913 within 30 days of
publication of this notice after which
date the personal representative
may convey or distribute the assets,
having regard only to the claims of
which he then has notice. Dated 22
June 2015. Brook Legal
MATHS, English holiday tuition at

NumberWorks'nWords. July 13-17.
So much fun it doesn't feel like
learning. Free assessment. Also
enrolling for term 3.
www.numberworksnwords.com
Phone 9388 3727
MATHS
Tutor: Years 6-12;
Qualified, experienced registered
teacher; improves motivation,
revises basics, extends gifted,
guaranteed results; sibling no extra
cost; I come to your home; must live
within 4km of Mt Claremont; call
Stuart 0478 774 410
MATHS Tutoring for 4-9 years old.
Qualified, experienced teacher.
Holiday and term bookings.
Rosemary 0412 454 276
MARGARET River. Spacious 2

storey limestone home in tranquil
Peppi Grove. 10 mins to town. 4 bed
2 bath. Tel 9285 2073

Claimants. Albert Giles late of the
Hamersley Nursing Home, 441
Rokeby Road Subiaco in the State of
Western Australia, Builder. Creditors
and other persons having claims (to
which Section 63 of the Trustee Act
1962 relates) in respect of the estate
of the deceased who died on 24
November 2014 at Hamersley
Nursing Home, 441 Rokeby Road
Subiaco in the State of Western
personal representative, being Alan
Michael Brook to send particulars of
dare the personal representative
which he then has notice. Dated 22
Claimants. Donald Charles Allen late
of 32 Ord Street Nedlands in the
State of Western Australia,
Managing Director. Creditors and
other persons having claims (to
which Section 63 of the Trustee Act
1962 relates) in respect of the estate
of the deceased who died on 22
March 2014 at Sir Charles Gairdner
Hospital Nedlands in the State of
Western Australia are required by
the personal representative, being
Alan Michael Brook to send
particulars of theirs claims to care of
Brook Legal, PO Box 93, Wembley
in Western Australia 6913 within 30
days of publication of this notice after
which
date
the
personal
representative may convey or
distribute the assets, having regard
only to the claims of which he then
has notice. Dated 22 June 2015.
Brook Legal
Claimants. Kylie Maxine Lake late of
75 Brandon Street Kensington in the
State of Western Australia,
Administration. Creditors and other
persons having claims (to which
Section 63 of the Trustee Act 1962
relates) in respect of the Estate of
the Deceased who died on 18
December 2014 at 75 Brandon
Street Kensington in the State of
Western Australia are required by
the personal representative, being
Alan Michael Brook to send
particulars of their claims to care of
Brook Legal, PO Box 93, Wembley
in Western Australia 6913 within 30
days of publication of this notice after
which
date
the
personal
representative may convey or
distribute the assets, having regard
only to the claims of which he then
has notice. Dated 22 June 2015
Brook Legal
Claimants. Margaret Elizabeth Alison
Farquharson Dunbar also known as
Alison Elizabeth Dunbar, late of 16
Marapana Road, City Beach in the
State of Western Australia, Nurse.
Creditors and other persons having
claims (to which Section 63 of the
Trustee Act 1962 relates) in respect
of the estate of Deceased who died
on 24 February 2014 at Bethanie
Aged Care, Ellersdale Road,
Warwick, in the State of Western
personal representative, being Kay
Dunbar-Tapp to send particulars of
date the personal representative
which she then has notice. Dated 22
DRESSMAKING
ALTERATIONS Hems etc fast,
efficient, very reasonable rates.
Local lady, many years sewing
experience. 0417 913 931
EDUCATIONAL
CHEMISTRY Tutor Years 10-12.
Eight years experience. Current 5th
year medical student, with BSc in
Chemistry. Can tutor at your place or
meet at school/public library. $50 p
/h. Cottesloe local.
James 0404 918 438
ENGLISH Maths holiday tuition at
NumberWorks'nWords. July 13-17.
So much fun it doesn't feel like
learning. Free assessment. Also
enrolling
for
term
3.
www.numberworksnwords.com
Phone 9388 3727
FRENCH A to Z. Experienced tutor
from Paris specialised in year 11 and
12 and exam preparation. All levels
welcome from basic travel to
business visit preparation.
0404 172 287
FOR HIRE
LOOKING For an inspiring venue for
your next workshop or meeting?
Discover A Place To Just Be in East
Fremantle.
0405
670
803
www.aplacetojustbe.com.au
GARAGE SALES
BOATING
Camping, furniture,
household Saturday 4th from 8am 30
Elphin Street Floreat
MOVING House and large amt of
furniture inc beds sideboard, sofa
bed, table, chairs, rugs, sporting
equipment inc surfboards, wetsuits,
cricket, lacrosse, hifi equipment,
books. 13A Simper St, Wembley, 05
/07 Sun 8am-12 noon.
0417 931 812
ROTARY
Swap Mart. Every
Sunday 7am to 12 noon. Broadway
Shopping Centre, Nedlands. Seller
bays $5. 1st Sunday free. Come and
get bargains galore or sell your
goods
HEALTH & BEAUTY

33293
RETREATS
Western Australia. Moore River
weekend wellness retreats. 212 day
Personal Empowerment for Women.
www.sacredfigretreats.com.au or Ph:
0428 516 335
KINESIOLOGY Restore your health
with energy medicine. Relieves pain,
chronic injuries, anxiety, stress,
reflux. Health rebates available. Call
Jude: 0411 111 893,
www.judecasey@iinet.net.au
MASSAGE: Amazing self healing,
deep relaxation. Alleviates stress
/neck/shoulder/back/tension/pain
/migraines/anxiety. Zen Shiatsu,
Therapeutic massage, trained in
Japan. Elspeth 0410 853 441
MASSAGE
Huna Hawaiian,
Swedish relaxation. Indulge yourself.
Experience
deep
relaxation,
qualified, n/s Alanah 0405 755 715
PERSONAL Trainer weight loss,
Boxercise, Yoga, Pilates. Gerhard
0415 942 388
RELAXATION massage. Phoenix
Massage. U9/420 Hay St Subiaco. 7
days 9 to 9. Strictly n/s, 9381 6911
or 0481 272 356
SORE
Feet? Therapeutic foot
massage including Reflexology,
Reiki, Podiatry treatment. Genuine
care and time given. Health rebate.
Pip McGuinness, Podiatrist, 39 years
experience. 9387 1027
WORKOUT
Fitness Cottesloe
classes. Gym Pilates. Maureen.
0418 950 112
YOGA Kundalini. Ongoing open
classes on Tuesday evening in
Wembley, Thursday evening in
Fremantle.
Certified
teacher
Suzanne 0414 883 139
YOGA Wembley Downs Junior
Football Club. Vinyasa Mon & Thurs
6-7pm, Yin Wed 9.30-10.30am.
Ongoing classes, all levels welcome.
Theresa 0402 676 329
HOLIDAYS & RESORTS

COTTELSOE Apartment, 2 brm
fully furn & equipped. Mins walk to
beach & train. Winter rates from $97
per night. Ph 0438 845 567,
email: cottesloeviews@yahoo.com.au
www.cottesloeviews.com.au
COTTESLOE Apartment. Great
ocean views from every room and
wide balcony. Renov 2brm fully furn
and equipped. Mins walk to beach
and train. Quiet street. Aircond, rates
from $110-$160pn, min 4. Special
weekly rates from $700 (winter). Ph
9339 4448 or 0405 670 803
COTTESLOE Beachfront apartment
avail. One b/r renov. Great views,
fully self cont. Rates from $95 pn
winter to $150 pn peak.
Ph 0405 670 803 or 9339 4448
www.24706.worldstays.com
COTTESLOE Beach House Stays.
Family and executive self-contained
houses and apartments available for
short term rental in Cottesloe and
surrounding areas. Phone 9286
2641 www.cbhstays.com.au
DAWESVILLE For rent. Holiday
house, 2 storey with spectacular
views from large balcony. Large
theatre room, alfresco area, 4
bedroom, 3 toilet, sleeps 9 adults.
$640 per night or $3480 per week.
Call 0409 771 485
DENMARK Charming 2x2 cottage
in Scotsdale Valley 0419 934 775
DUNSBOROUGH 3 bed, 2 bath
comfortable house. Winter break
0407 385 259
DUNSBOROUGH Holiday House
4x2 walk to beach bars and coffee
0409 006 020
PEPPERMINT Grove Beach. Large

5 bedroom three bathroom house.
Phone 9389 6565, 0403 870 075
HOUSESITTING
110% Care while you're away.
Owner operated since 1998. 9382
3550 or visit
www.homeoraway.com.au
INTERSTATE
ACCOMMODATION
EXECUTIVE Penthouse in Darling
St South Yarra. Close to all
amenities (one stop to the MCG).
Special
3
night
packages.
www.thedarlingmelbourne.com.au.
Bookings: 9750 5444
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groyne
From page 5
The City Beach

groynes make-over
looks set for completion next year after
Cambridge council
was awarded $160,000
in state government
funding this week.
Cambridge CEO Jason
Buckley said the final
stage of works should
start in February and
take about eight weeks
to complete.
The states contribution of $167,627 will
cover 50% of the cost of
the work, and the town
will cover the other
50%, Mr Buckley said.
This is the third and
final stage of the project
and will involve stabilising and strengthening
the northern side of the
groyne with the placement of new granite
boulders.
Stages one and two,
which restored the
southern and western
sides of the groyne, were
completed in 2014 and
2015 respectively.
Churchlands MP Sean
LEstrange said the
project was granted
funding under the
2015/16 Coastal Adaption
and Protection grants.
The coastline is one of
the states most valuable
assets and these grants
foster a partnership between the state and local
government in work to
protect it, he said.
The projects will
provide a better understanding of coastal
processes and ensure
public coastal assets
are protected from the
impacts of ocean forces
in to the future.
ATI Martial Arts instructor Jaime Davis teaches Dustin Clegg (5) and
Rebecca Murphy (5) about stranger danger. Photo: Billie Fairclough
Kids, be a little afraid

ATI Martial Arts director
Tony Curtis hopes a crash
course in stranger danger
will instil a healthy degree
of fear in children these
school holidays.
A free two-week program
for children aged three to
14 started this week at the
Claremont ATI Martial Arts
school.
Mr Curtis said parents were
keen for their children to
learn self-defence after media
reports of attempted child abductions in Perths southern
suburbs last month.
I dont think we should be
worried about alarming our
kids, Mr Curtis said.
Its not about not letting
your kids play outside its
about making sure they have
a friend with them.
Its not about not letting

them walk 500m down the
road to the shops, its about
ensuring they know what to do
if someone entices them.
Weve got to scare them
a little bit.
I would rather my kids be
a little bit fearful, and know
what to do if someone tries
to abduct them.
Mr Curtis said the two-week
program would concentrate
on stranger danger and very
basic principles of selfdefence, including the yell,
hurt and run response.
We want [children] to
build up an instinctive reaction.
Its a realistic program to
teach them that if someone
is trying to grab you, you can
bite, scratch and strike the
groin.
Man (19) on 21 counts of burglary, fraud

Wembley police helped
catch a southern suburbs
man wanted over a string
of burglaries.
Clinton Frederick Mead
(19) was charged with 21 offences, including 11 counts
of fraud, four of stealing, four
of burglary, an attempted
burglary and stealing a

motor vehicle.
Constables Jason Carter
and Paul Donnellan, from
Wembleys local policing
team No. 2, helped arrest
Mr Mead in Ballajura.
Mr Mead, of Yangebup,
appeared in Fremantle
Magistrates Court.
Police allege Mr Mead

stole a Jaguar during a
May burglary in Subiacos
Roberts Road.
They also allege he
committed other crimes
in Subiaco, and also in
West Leederville, Shenton
Park, East Fremantle and
Yangebup.
in 2014-15, the Lottery commission said.

Mr Hill said normal
Lotterywest application
processes had been followed in its applications
for funding.
In response to questions
from the POST, Lotterywest
said its former CEO Jan
Stewart who retired in
December last year after
22 years in that position joined the board of
MercyCare on February 5,
this year.
Lotterywest said another
board member, Dr Maria
Harries a former Subiaco
councillor was on the
MercyCare board from
March 1 to November 15,
2012.
Serving Subiaco councillor Garry Trinder is
also a Lotterywest board
member.
His profile in the Lottery
Commissions annual report
shows that his 45 years
experience in the IT sector
includes a range of senior
consultancy and management roles for groups including MercyCare group.
Mr Trinder was elected as
a councillor for the North
ward in October 2011 and
appointed to the board of
Lotterywest on February
7, 2012.
Lotterywest requires
staff and board members
to declare any potential
conflicts of interest with
a grant organisation in
considering grant recommendations, Lotterywest
said in a statement.
Conflicts are recorded
via an official register.
All Lotterywest grant
applications are assessed
by grant managers.
The Lotterywest board
reviews all grant recommendations.
Final recommendations
are then presented to the
Premier, as the Minister
for Lotterywest, for approval.
Both Lotterywest and
MercyCare said they were
satisfied the funding process
was transparent.
Home plans stress the SAS

From page 1
Defence Housing Australia

plans to redevelop Seaward
Village, where SAS soldiers
and their families live.
This plan includes selling a quarter of the village
land to private developers
to build civilian homes.
Mr Leahy said he could
not fathom how the Defence
Department could support
mixing civilian and defence
families, given the climate
of national security at the
moment.
This week the Prime
Minister basically told us
they are coming for us,
Mr Leahy said.
Military personnel have
been told they are not allowed to wear their uniform
outside the regiment.
So it beggars my belief
that anyone would expect
this [Seaward Village proposal] to occur.
Mr Leahy said if the
security audit currently
being conducted by the
Department of Defence gave

the development a green
light he would consider
Senate inquiry action.
Defence Minister Kevin
Andrews visited the SAS
Campbell Barracks in
Swanbourne this week.
Friends of Allen Park
Bushland members Michael
Anderson and Lesley
Shaw phoned Mr Andrews
Canberra office weeks ago to
ask for a meeting with him
when they heard he would
be in Perth.
They spoke to his secretary and were questioned
about how they knew of his
planned visit.
After their requests for
a meeting, Federal Police
officers were sent to conduct a security check at the
Friends premises in Allen
Park.
The check proved the
Friends were not a threat
but they were told Mr
Andrews would not have
time to meet them while he
was in Perth.
The Friends group is concerned about the damage the

DHA development would do
to flora and fauna, including the protected carnabys
black cockatoo.
They are also worried
about increased traffic
in their quiet streets and
trucks during a long construction phase.
A spokesperson for Mr
Andrews told the POST
his office had no record
of a formal request by any
community members to
meet him but he would be
happy to consider any future
meeting requests.
There are a number of
matters currently being
worked through in relation
to the Seaward Village redevelopment, the spokesperson said.
The Abbott government
is committed to delivering
new and improved housing for current and future
Defence members and
their families at Seaward
Village.
It is important that the

views of the Seaward Village
community continue to be
heard and residents are
consulted on redevelopment plans.
Defence Housing
Australia officers are meeting WA Planning and City of
Nedlands representatives on
a monthly basis during the
planning process.
During the redevelopment, current residents
will be able to choose to
stay in Seaward Village or
to relocate.
The government takes
the safety and security of our Defence personnel very seriously.
A spokesperson for the
Department of Defence said
the security audit of the
Seaward Village proposal
was ongoing.
Friends member Denise
Murray said the group
planned to write to Curtin
MP and Foreign Minister
Julie Bishop this week requesting a meeting.
Austin Robertsons sporting
Magic man vital in the Dockers mix

Early on in his life as a
Docker, Michael Son Son
Walters looked like he needed
a jump-start.
He failed every test; he wasnt
fit; his skin folds stretched the
calipers beyond the acceptable
limit he just wasnt doing the
right thing.
Then Ross Lyon banished him
to Swan Districts in the WAFL
with the clear message to get fit
and rethink his priorities.
This was just the defibrillation
needed to get Son Son to realise
his dream of becoming an AFL
footballer.
Right now, he is as important
to the Dockers as Cyril Rioli is
to Hawthorn.
He is a whippy player, an
undersized gem who needs just
a handful of touches to unravel
a staunch defence.
Against Collingwood last
Thursday night, Son Son booted
four wonderful goals from just
seven kicks.
You have to wonder how a
skinny young cove just 1.7m tall
and weighing 72kg dripping wet
can cause so much havoc and
collateral damage on the back
of a mere 13 possessions.
Its the sort of thing Cyril has
been doing at Hawthorn for
years, slicing through opposition defences like a tiger shark

through a school of mullet.
Walters has another trait
common to the best little guys:
he never plays little, he plays
big.
Hes got the ability to belie his
supposed height disadvantage to
take a hanger, while at ground
level he will reveal the flair
and refined skills to which any
footballer would aspire.
Just like in the last few
seconds before three-quarter
time against the Pies, when
he threaded the needle for a
precious goal as if it was fired
from the rifle of the American
Sniper.
While members of this diminutive tribe pretend they
are bigger than they are, as
Lilliputians in a land of giants
there remains one stark reality
they cant escape.
A taller player might get the
benefit of the doubt on the
selection table call it height
privilege if you like while a
coach may be too quick to send
a smaller guy packing.
But not this dude, nor his
partner-in-crime, Hayden
Ballantyne, even though hes
working his way through a flat
A four-goal haul against the Pies just conrmed how important

Michael Walters is for the Dockers.
While were in the Dockers
patch.
The Lyon King is far too savvy forward line, a young guy who I
not to know what Son Son and think has enormous potential is
Ballas bring to the Freo setup. Matt Taberner. This kid is only
20, and when he puts some meat

on those bones, watch out.
Finally, at the other end of
the spectrum from the little
guys, just a word about the
Dockers Brobdingnagian, Aaron
Sandilands.
Bollocks to anybody who
thinks Big Sandis first crack at
the footy in the ruck duels isnt
important.
Anyone who doubts the big
guys value at centre bounces,
boundary throw-ins and stoppages everywhere will quickly
get a much better idea of his
importance if they have a quiet
word to the players in the engine
room, Nat the Magnif, David
Mundy, Lachie Neale, Michael
Barlow, Danyle Pearce and
Stephen Hill.
Neither should anyone ignore Sandis ability at ground
level.
Against the Pies, Big Sandi
managed to get through an entire
game without a kick, but if you
look in the handball column
youll see he had 17 of those, many
skilfully executed at ground level
around stoppages.
Despite their galaxy of stars,
in my mind Aaron Sandilands
is the Dockers most important
soldier.
An AFL press conference ticked off my bucket list

For a long time Ive harboured a desire to attend a
post-match coachs press conference and after the tough
battle between the Dockers
and Magpies last Thursday
night, I was able to cross it
off my bucket list.
Instead of Nathan Buckley or
Ross Lyon emerging first from
the Subiaco Oval catacombs into
the dingy, poky little press room,
it was the very large and unmistakable frame of Collingwoods
football manager, Neil Balme.
Now, Balmy is an old Subiaco
teammate, and you can see
straight away that he has wintered well, taking on board more
than a few excess kilos.

In fact, when pretty much
everybody on the coaching staff
of an AFL club today has sixpack abs and bodies that were
assembled in a lab, Balmy is a
refreshing throwback.
I said gday, but I knew he really didnt have the foggiest who
I was; fair enough after having
not having seen each other for
40 years.
In the conference, Bucks was
excellent.
He didnt shy away from any
question but smiled and was
funny and honest, and it was
refreshing for me: Ive hated
everything Collingwood for
years.
The questions were obvious

enough, and his answers were
succinct and polite until he
abruptly dismissed a comparison between the game and the
Richmond v Freo match three
weeks ago.
So did I this game was more
like the gut-wrencher against the
Gold Coast before the bye.
One thing that raised my eyebrow a millimetre or two was
Buckleys comment that there
had to be better communication
between the coachs box and
the players, because a message
of a change in structure hed
wanted to make in the final
quarter hadnt got through
quickly enough.
We will be looking carefully

at that in review, he said.
After Bucks had finished, I
introduced myself to Balmy.
Of course! he said, How
are you, mate?
And then it was a case of a
couple of Michelin Men having a
good old natter about his WAFL
debut at Leederville Oval as a
skinny 15-year-old stripling with
an enormous football ability.
I got beaten by Polly that
day, he said. I actually cant
recall getting a kick.
I mentioned that he might
have put on a few pounds, so
he sucked his tummy in as
you do and seemed to grow
about two feet: Yep, bloody
hard isnt it?

Then the media turned to
the Dockers maestro, the Lyon
King.
He took his chair without
changing expression, head
slightly bowed, flicked through
his stat sheets briefly, looked up
and with a disarming smile said
that he was ready
Like Bucks turn, much of what
followed was predictable.
We had seen the match, like
them, and everybody in the room
had a pretty good knowledge of
football.
I wanted to ask why Tendai
Mzungu, who would walk into
Where are the taggers?

It doesnt seem all that long
ago that it was fashionable,
compulsory even, to have at
least one player in each side
dedicated to the task of minimising the influence of the
opposition stars.
Recently, one of the best
hard taggers in the business
has been Freos Ryan Creepy
Crowley.
He made himself about as
popular with opposition players
and their supporters as a sixmonth-old pork sausage.
Not only was Crowley highly
effective in blunting the skills
of the best players in the land,
but he also won plenty of his
own balls.
We havent seen much
Crowley-type tagging this season,
and some luminaries suggest this
sort of attention to opposition
stars is no longer required.
With the number of interchange guys and the speed of the
game, its not uncommon to see
the players moving up and down
the ground en masse, like a herd
of migrating wildebeest.
Sometimes the impression
is that there are 36 taggers on
the park, as a consequence of
congestion.
Of course, once you have the
full complement of both teams
occupying less than 30% of the
playing surface, any turnovers
can have dire results.
The passage of the ball from

there to goal is uncomplicated,
and as well rehearsed as a politicians farewell speech.
Until, of course, the cavalry
arrives, and then its back to
square one.
We all know Creepy is serving
a 12-month ban for the unspeakable; the question is whether
there is a case to select him
when he becomes available?
His suspension ends on
September 24, meaning he could
play in a preliminary final on
September 25 or 26, and obviously be available for the grand
final on October 3.
Playing him would be a bold
move from the Lyon King, but
dont be surprised if he keeps
the Crowley option up his
sleeve.
Crowley is the ideal man for
the coalface in finals football.
If the Dockers were to play
Hawthorn, for instance, he could
make their playmaker, Luke
Hodge, accountable.
If its Sydney, he could tag
Jarrad McVeigh, their engine room leader, or Daniel
Hannebury.
If Freo meets its cross-town
rivals, the West Coast Eagles,
who better to pick up Matt
Priddis?
I would play Ryan Crowley
in my team, come hail, rain or
shine!
Swanbourne surfer Georgia Young held o challengers to win the state open womens longboard title.
Photo: Surfing WA/Woolacott
Rare swell delivered perfect waves

SURFING
with Damian Lipscombe

A once-in-a-decade swell
provided perfect conditions
for the final round of the state
longboard and stand-up paddle
championships at Mandurah
on the weekend.
News of the approaching
swell added to the anticipation
of the HIF WA Longboard and
North Freo Stand Up Surf WA
SUP titles, at Avalon Point.
Monster waves battered the
South-West, but Avalons lefthand point break delivered
ideal head-high waves that
suited longboards and paddlers.

Swanbournes Georgia Young
showed great poise to win her
third open womens longboard
state title in a row.
After holding off a new wave
of up-and-coming surfers who
challenged her throughout
the weekend, Georgia is now
looking ahead to the national
finals.
Last years wasnt my best
performance at the Australian
titles, so Im really looking
forward to getting to Coffs
Harbour with hopes of winning, she said.
Mosman Parks Suzanah
Wilson is another local to

watch, coming within a point
of upsetting state champion
Monica De Araujo in the open
womens SUP final.
Other blue-ribbon state champions crowned on Sunday were
Justin Redman, who broke two
boards on his way to the open
mens title, and, in the mens
open SUP final, Jake Jackovich,
who outscored his older brother,
Rick, to win the title.
The longboard national titles
will follow the shortboard titles
in Coffs Harbour, NSW, next
month, while the SUP nationals
will be held on the Gold Coast
in October.
Kids
Last weeks
doodle.
Jokes
Use this shape to make a drawing.

The best two entries will win.
You could win $10

How to enter:
Complete your Doodlebug, drawing in the box on the page, and fill in the entry form. Cut
out your Doodlebug and entry form together and send them to POST Kids, 276 Onslow
Road, Shenton Park 6008, to arrive at our office by noon on Wednesday. The winning
entries will be published in the next POST Kids.
Name: .........................................................................Age ............................

Address ...........................................................................................................
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This bear really is
cranky
win
In the Jingly Jangly Jungle

on a cold and rainy day, four
little friends found the perfect
place to play but they hadnt
counted on waking up a very
grumpy bear.
Zebra, Lion and Moose each
think they know how to fix the
Bears crankiness but they just
make him even crankier!
Perhaps Sheep can solve the
Bears woes.
Adelaides Patch Theatre
Companys show, Cranky Bear, is
based on the very popular picture
book by Nick Bland, The Very
Cranky Bear, and is rollicking fun
for four to eight-year-olds.
Its on at UWAs Octagon
Theatre on Saturday, July 18, w
with
12.30p
shows at 9.30am and 12.30pm.
Book by ringing 6488 2440.
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The deadline is 10am Thursday.
Knock knock.
Whos there?
Albert.
Albert who?
Albert youll never guess.
Q: Why do you have to
dance with a jam jar?
A: It says: Twist to
open.
Elena Murray (5)
Happy holidays
to you
Q: What does the sea say

to the sand?
A: Nothing, it mostly
waves.
Hi Kids,
We have two very eye-catching
winners for the Doodlebug drawing
competition this week.
Akshata Jois (11), from Wembley,
has been regularly sending in excellent entries and this weeks Ballerina
Pig was just irresistible. Her purple
tutu is divine with her matching
slippers.
Elena Murray (5), from Floreat,
is a girl after my own heart the
worlds biggest ice-cream covered
in sprinkles with a cherry on top is
her idea of heaven.
Her little girl definitely looks
extremely happy. I think she may
end up being an ice-cream-coated
girl before too long.
Are you excited about the holidays
coming soon? Im thinking a ferry
trip to the zoo may well be in order

for me, as well as some quality hole
digging time down at the beach.
When I saw last weeks doodle
design I thought I might be getting
some fish drawings in the mail, and
my prediction came true. Lawson,
Ned, Eleanor, William, Angel and
Jie all came up with fish of different
varieties, while Zoe did a very cute
chicken and Inga a shy kiwi bird.
Harrys gorgeous pelican was
chomping on a juicy fish and Jaden
did an extremely silly-billy face,
which had noses and eyes all over
the place.
They are all ice-cream winners.
I hope you enjoy our challenge
this week,
Jane
Q: Why did the bee have

such sticky hair?
A: Because of its
honeycomb.
Q: How do you make an
apple puff?
A: Chase it around the
garden.
Q: What do you get if an

elephant sits on your
friend?
A: A flat mate.
ICE-CREAM WINNERS
Shop 4/531
Hay Street
Subiaco
9381 3100
These Doodlebug contestants have won

ice-cream vouchers.
Zoe Banks, Inga Dumper, Lawson Brooks, Eleanor Turton,
William Bos, Angel Little, Jie Khew, Ned Howell,
Harry Brooks and Jaden.
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Ph. 9381 3088, 276 Onslow Road, Shenton Park, 6008.

Infill wins as hundreds protest

Hundreds of angry, signwaving residents filed into the

Monkeys, snobs and nimbys

Residents held up signs with

ratepayers nimbys, snobs and

Homes stress the SAS

Anxiety over a plan to mix

Mr Leahy chairs the SAS

Phone us on 9383 7777

Registered by Australia Post publication No. WBF1752.

Page 2 POST, July 4, 2015

Letters to the POST

Editor, 276 Onslow Road, ShentonorPark

We dont need discounts

Dolly cant wait for 200

If Aldi is increasing the rent of the Captain

I wish to thank everybody who came to my

Cash will evaporate

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52% more readers than any other

News and advertisements

Rosalie volunteers need

RSA management committee.

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Offices loom over terraces

John snaps top award

Floreat lifesavers quickly and

sibility for public open space,

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LATIN & BALLROOM DANCING

Monday & Thursday

Loftus Recreation Centre,

Enquiries: 0403 810 793

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threat has passed, July 1

Claremonts radio wave

as well as customers trying

Communications and Media

Dogs lap up work

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Website needs some toying

Access to Claremont Crescent (east side of Stirling Road) will be

Visit the Town of Claremont website www.claremont.wa.gov.au for more

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A report on budget plans

Phone: 9383 7111

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