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Ambitious plans for Irwin Barracks

By LLOYD GORMAN
Irwin Barracks in Karrakatta
will be beefed up as a major
military base and important
operational centre.
In recent weeks the barracks
has been busy, with low-flying
army Black Hawks from NSW
using it as part of a familiarisation training exercise.
But future military ambitions
for the barracks have been sig-
nalled by birds of a different

feather.
The Department of Defence
has categorically ruled out swapping any of Irwin Barracks 61ha
for parts of the 32ha of bush at
Underwood Avenue, which is
owned by the University of WA.
That idea was put on the table
about a year ago by Curtin MP
and Foreign Minister Julie
Bishop, who has been trying to
find a solution to save the bush
after she was approached by the

Friends of Underwood Avenue
Bushland.
The group argues the tradeoff would allow UWA which
wants to build nearly 200 homes
at Underwood Avenue to access another nearby location
for housing while preserving
the bush, which is an important
habitat for about 600 endangered
cockatoos.
But the Australian Defence
Force has other plans for Irwin

Barracks, one of the biggest
dedicated army reserve bases
in Australia and home to the
13th Brigade.
Defence has advised that
there is no land within Irwin
Barracks that is surplus to
Defence requirements, a
letter to Ms Bishop, from the
parliamentary secretary to the
Minister for Defence, said.
Please turn to page 60
Cathy corrals 45 Easter bridesmaids
Base load Irwin Barracks

supports a range of units.
By RHIANNON SHINE
Cathy Garbin lost track of
the number of friends she
had promised could be her
bridesmaid over the past three
decades, so this weekend she
will have 45.
Cathy and her soon-to-be husband Greg Nicholas have been

together 30 years and have two
adult sons, but until recently
never gave too much thought
to tying the knot.
But after a mutual discussion Cathy said the pair, who
live in Floreat, decided it was
time.
We are close to retirement
age now and it just feels like
the right time to start our next
chapter together, Cathy said.
We plan on doing lots of
travelling. The honeymoon will
start with camping and then
we are sailing in Croatia later
this year.
Cathy said over the years so
many loved ones had asked her
when she and Greg would get
married and she would say: I
promise that if we ever do, you
can be my bridesmaid.
True to her word, 45 of her
friends, sisters, nieces, goddaughters and cousins will wear
a touch of purple at the wedding
at Royal Freshwater Bay Yacht
Club this Saturday.
The purple represents wisdom, creativity and spirituality,
she said. Also, I dare say it is
a token of good luck to my husband's favourite football team
[the Fremantle Dockers], who
Wedding belles Cathy Garbin, front, with some of her bridesmaids, from left, Julie Martino, Debbie Garbin, Fiona Wilson, Penny Macpherson will hopefully win the grand
final this year.
Price, Victoria Hope and Michelle Gyr. Photo: Paul McGovern
UWA turning its back

on the community
By BRET CHRISTIAN
The University of WA is
turning its back on its local
communities by agreeing to
join the City of Perth, Nedlands
mayor Max Hipkins says.
He said UWA was trying to
work its way up an obscure and
meaningless world league table,
an action that would abandon
the local co-operation of its
two local councils, Subiaco and
Nedlands.
The state government has announced that it will introduce a
Capital City Bill into Parliament
in the current session.
This will seek to incorporate
UWA, QEII Medical Centre,
Hollywood Hospital and Kings
Park into the City of Perth.
Heres
where
we go
Max Hipkins
Mark McGowan
Mr Hipkins said that as well

as losing its biggest ratepayer,
Hollywood Hospital, which pays
$630,000 in rates, there would be
no point in continuing the arts
and parking programs Subiaco
and Nedlands run with UWA.
He said Nedlands had made
great efforts to put three-hour
time limits on its streets to
allow students time to attend
lectures but keep streets from
all-day parkers, many of them

city commuters.
Its all finely balanced to
accommodate the needs of the
university, Mr Hipkins said.
Subiaco council fears that it
will lose 12% of its residents,
those living east of Hampden
Road and Broadway.
He said that paid parking in
Kings Park was a real possibility, according to a government
website.
Perth charges a parking levy
of more than $700 per bay per
year, without exceptions, to fund
its CAT buses.
This also applies to government departments and would hit
staff and visitors to UWA, QEII
and Hollywood Hospital.
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home of football
Take a reasoned approach

to zoning in Cambridge
The argument raging in
Cambridge at the moment about
proposed changes to zonings in
the Endowment Lands raises a
great deal of emotion.
As a community we have
always been very proud of
the amenity of our beautiful
part of the world. I have just
finished running a campaign
to stop north City Beach being
transferred to Stirling.
Why? Because we didnt want
to be a part of a local government area that allowed massive
block splitting that results in
dreadful amounts of land overuse with all the resulting lack of
outside areas and insufficient
parking, etc.
And I dont want to see
the same thing happening in
Cambridge.
However, I know from my
time in local government that
the state is constantly putting
pressure on local authorities
to increase population and
housing density in areas close
to the CBD.
My fear is that unless the
council takes a pro-active approach to appear willing now,
in a few years the government
will override the local councils
with a one size fits all plan

and allow the effective, if uninspired, block splitting and
battle axing which has ruined
so many suburbs.
I have to say, honestly, that
what the council is suggesting
will probably not result in
enough population increase to
justify messing around with the
current, much-loved, zonings.
But I think it should be looked
at carefully for what I think it
is trying to do meet needs of
some members of the community, get the state off our backs
without adversely affecting our
way of life and the attractiveness of our town, and prevent
much worse problems in the
future.
So while part of me sympathises with the people protesting
at changes, I ask you to consider
the long-term carefully and
dont throw out the baby with
the bath water.
And please stop the aggressive and very personal attacks
on councillors.
They do not do your cause
any good in fact it probably
adversely affects your argument.
Hilary Pinerua
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Hygiene before high art

I was surprised to read in the
POST that Cottesloe council has
a $70,000 annual acquisitions
fund for purchase of sculptures
(Cott sculptures embrace fatal
shores, POST, March 28).
I dont know who makes the decision but I would have thought
we have enough objets dart
littering our streets.
Call me a philistine but I
consider the third-world toilets
under the Indiana to be a more
pressing priority.
In Europe, attendants are
employed to supervise toilets
in areas of heavy use.
I know that the Indiana is responsible for the maintenance,
Fat chance of representation

They have to listen
to their ratepayers
they are elected to
represent the ratepayers, David Airey says
of Cambridge council
(Small blocks will
spoil Floreat, POST,
March 28).
Fat chance, mate.
Cambridge council
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but the system is not working.

May I suggest that the Indiana
management pay for a major
upgrade and install video surveillance and security doors
from dusk till dawn.
Cottesloe council could then
use the acquisitions fund to
provide caretakers to maintain
hygiene and deter vandals and
graffiti compulsives.
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solved, or am I
dreaming?
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Cottesloe
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contempt or disdain
for ratepayers if it
tried.
I recently attended
a planning meeting
where some councillors were pocketing
$400 to turn up and ignore their ratepayers
$400 of ratepayers
money of course.
And while I have
some sympathy for
those in City Beach,
thats got nothing on
what we are facing in
West Leederville.
Where there was
one dwelling, we can
now look forward to
10. Yes, 10. You think
youve got it tough?
Id imagine they
have a suite at council
HQ where they lavishly and slavishly
entertain builders and
developers, effectively
promising them anything and everything
and assuring them
that the grubby little
ratepayer will not be
a problem.
Much like the state
government, in fact.
Subiaco Oval shouldnt be

forced into closing down by the
WAFL or Domain, who now have
taken the name over.
As for the WACA, who even
cares about it?
There are a lot of people who
love only football and it belongs
to us, the public.
The WAFL and Premier
Colin Barnett should all be
ashamed.
All are against keeping
Subiaco Oval going it should
be on the heritage list.
For over 20 years Ive lived
in Subiaco and have fought for
the oval.
Pull the WACA down instead.
Cricket and football do not go
together.
The AFL is laughing at us
what a joke to pull the oval
down!
Valda Bertram
Railway Parade, West Leederville
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Eggsellent engineers
egged on for Easter
All the hats in
an Easter parade
at Wembley Downs
Primary School
were carefully engineered.
The parade topped
off term-long design and technology
classes.
And there were
eggsellent egg merit
awards for the best.
The activity provided great motivation to design, make,
appraise and revise a
hands-on project and
was also great fun!
principal Doug Cook
said.
Showing o their creations are, front from left,

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Height fight stymied

By LINDA CALLAGHAN
A last-minute drama stymied moves to reverse the
approval of three four-storey
riverfront homes in Jutland
Parade, Dalkeith.
A court injunction arrived
just as Nedlands councillors
were arriving for a special
meeting on Thursday evening
last week.
Justice David Parry, at the
State Administrative Tribunal,
issued the injunction preventing the council from reversing
the decision made earlier in
the week that the houses could
go ahead.
The approval had been carried by one vote.
At least two councillors
had told council staff they
could not attend the special
meeting.
The almost-identical houses
are proposed by members
of the Franco family, whose
wealth is based on a steel
fabrication and anti-corrosion
coating business.
A feverish row at Nedlands
monthly council meeting last
week centred on whether the
council had the power to approve plans for houses of more
than two storeys.
The family maintained the
two lower levels on their plans,
would not be habitable rooms
and could not be classed as
storeys.
They told the council they
had 40 companies and 20 private properties and needed to
store lots of documents.
Council staff had suggested
councillors go into closed
session to discuss the
applications.
But the council decided to
discuss them in public after
councillor Bill Hassell, a
lawyer, argued there was no
reason to keep them secret.
The Franco family had referred the application to the
State Administrative Tribunal
in 2014 but no discussions or
hearings had been held, a
spokesman at the SAT said.
Justice Parry granted the
injunction, freezing action by
Nedlands council.
Council staff said they received notification 10 minutes
before the meeting was due
to start and immediately
began telephoning councillors to tell them it had been
cancelled.
The SAT will consider
the injunction later in the
month.
Anger over walnuts in school locker
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One hundred
thank-yous
May the Prosh be

with you
The dark side of the Force
was strong in Subiaco on
Wednesday morning.
UWA second-year student Ashley Swetman (21)
was selling copies of the
84th edition of the satirical
newspaper Prosh at the
railway station.
With Ashley were two
Princess Leias, clad in tightfitting black leather.
They have gone to the
dark side, Ashley said.
Ashley, who studies
anatomy, human biology, and French, said she
was looking forward to
reading the newspapers
page on Taylor Swifts new
album.
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this beautiful home and village.
Many PLC parents thought parent Lizzie Marinko was a worthy

winner of the $3500 pendant at
the schools centenary party last
weekend.
Lizzie was in Ferguson House
as are her three daughters.
Lizzie was a perfect recipient
of such a great prize, one former
student said.
She gives the school a lot of
her own time, especially with the
artwork that raised more than
$20,000 at the last quiz night.
The Purity Pendant was given
by PLC old girl and Subiaco jeweller Siobhan Way in memory
of former student and registrar
Francesca Nelson.
It has 18ct white gold with pavset PLC-blue sapphires (2.40ct)
and a white diamond on an 18ct
pink gold chain.
The white diamond, the
100th stone set in the pendant,
symbolises 100 years of PLC.
A bouquet of roses arrived at
Parliament House in West Perth
last week.
Ten WA girls with Irish heritage
visited parliament on Thursday to
take part in a soire laid on for the
leaders of the Irish community to
mark St Patricks Day.
While most of the guests were
free to enjoy themselves on the
night, the girls, who are competing to represent Perth in the Rose
of Tralee festival, were officially

on duty and being judged on how
they carried themselves at the
function.
A committee will select one of
the girls as the Perth Rose who
will travel to Ireland in August to
take part in the festival, which sees
young women from across Ireland
and the world vie to be crowned the
International Rose of Tralee.
There have been two Perth winners of the Irish pageant.
Microscope puzzle
Providing microscopes for
schools is a popular charitable
exercise by members of the
Freshwater Bay Rotary Club.
Requests from all over the state
come flooding into the club and
many are delegated to other clubs.
But club secretary Di Collins
thinks she may finally have been

stumped.
A school in India where staff had
heard about the scheme sent the
latest request and Di is puzzling
over whom to ask to sponsor it.
It may be my first refusal,
she said.
A document that could

be easily described as dull
spelt the end of six years of
angst and anger in council
districts across Perth.
New orders were published in the Government
Gazette on March 13 that
stop Subiaco council from
being abolished and absorbed into a boundary
change by Cambridge, a
change that was due to come
into effect on July 1.
Orders for this and other
mergers of city councils
originally appeared in
a special edition of the
Government Gazette published on Christmas Eve
last year.
Nothing in the language of
the revocation orders hints
at the heated debate and
passion the state governments failed council cull
policy generated over the
six years that it ran.
After two very succinct
and technically worded
sections on the pertinent
page in the March issue of
the Gazette, one sentence
summed it up: The [seven]
orders listed below [including] Local Government
(Subiaco and Cambridge
Abolition and Change of
Boundaries) Order 2104 are
revoked.
A note tagged on to the end
of the order said a boundary
change for Stirling, which
would have seen it encroach
into Cambridge, no longer
applied as a result of this
order.
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Mystery visitors to Taj-on-Swan

By DAVID COHEN
Who were the mystery people
chauffeured to the Taj-on-Swan
last month?
Peppermint Grove council
maintained no work had been
done to make the property safe.
A council worker saw two
cars outside Radhika Oswals
half-built mansion in Bay View
Terrace and took an interest.
Part of the metal fence had
been pushed aside and the
worker found two groups of
Will Radhika Oswal return to the

Taj-on-Swan?
people inside the building.

One group claimed they were
architectural students and were
told to leave.
The other was Daryl Rabey,
the owner of Classic Vehicle
Charter, a southern suburb
business.
Mr Rabeys charter vehicle
was one of the cars outside, but
this week he would not answer
queries about why he was there
or who was with him.
I have no comment at all,
Mr Rabey said.
I am loyal to my employer.
Mr Rabey would not say who
his employer was.
Peppermint Grove shire reiterated no efforts had been made
to make the building safe.
Despite several assurances
from the Oswals lawyers that
work would be undertaken
to secure the property, nothing has been commenced and
it is obviously disappointing
that yet another promise has
been broken, shire CEO John
Merrick said.
Kara Thornton, from Kennedy

lawyers said Mrs Oswal would
seek legal advice if served with
a demolition order.
However, we can say at
this point that any attempts to
have the multi-million dollar
structure demolished will be
resisted, she said.
It is her intention to finish
the construction of her family
home and reside in it.
Oswal denied stay of prceedings
page 16
Subi celebrates
its survival
By LLOYD GORMAN
Subiaco council will throw a

party in honour of an age-old
local tradition and to mark its
survival as a municipality
Subiaco Day.
Since the 1890s when Subiaco
was first formed as a council
district, April 10 has been the
officially designated date for
the area.
But for the first time in a quarter of a century the occasion is
back on the social calendar of
the city.
We used to have big celebrations for Subiaco Day, we used
to have Subiaco awards which
were held on April 10, for years
and years, but it sort of fell by
the wayside, Subiaco mayor
Heather Henderson said.
Now, with the rebirth of
Subiaco and our independence
being confirmed, we felt it was
a good time to resurrect it as a
celebration.
It is an opportunity to bring
the community together and celebrate our unique identity and
achievements after the distrac-
tions of the abandoned reform

process.
If the state governments
council cull policy of halving
the number of metropolitan
councils had not collapsed
recently, Subiaco would have
been abolished and absorbed by
Cambridge council on July 1.
Mrs Henderson said there was
a bit of a strange feeling in the
wake of the governments announcement it would drop the
council cull policy.
For me its like having been
on a bouncy castle for years
and not knowing which way
you are going to go or land and
suddenly somebody walks past
and trips over the cord and the
whole thing sorts of deflates,
she said.
It feels like being left in
limbo.
Someone else described it
as like getting up at 5 oclock
in the morning to take the kids
swimming and then swimming
is cancelled.
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By DAVID HUDLESTON
Most mornings 78-year-old
Keith Jones is at Cottesloe
beach preparing for his daily
swim after cycling 5.5km from
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now fills up his car only every
three weeks instead of two,
which he says is better for the
environment and his pocket.
His current eBike with its
motor at the back weighs about
25kg and cost around $2400.
Last weekend Keith tested
a newer model, with a WAdesigned-and-made 6061 aluminium alloy frame that has the
battery and electronics in a purposemade compartment above
the bottom bracket making it
easy to handle. With one charge
it can get you up to 70km.
The new ZAP Cross bike
weighs in at 18.5kg, which is
the lightest in its class and uses
torque sensor technology to
multiply the riders effort.
This bike is well balanced
Keith Jones testing the ZAP Cross

model while ZAP owner Steve
Dimov holds the ZAP Urban.
Photo: Billie Fairclough
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But it wasnt always like this.

Just over a year ago, swimming
and cycling was becoming a
real effort.
Last April, Keith had major
open-heart surgery. Before his
surgery he bought an electric
bike to help him recover and
commute without placing too
much strain on his body while he
slowly regained his strength.
The bikes electric motor only
kicked in when it was needed
to assist his ride, such as riding
up hills.
So apart from just for medical reasons, the bike is able to
give you as much assistance as
you want, Keith said.
Cyclists can take advantage
of the power assistance, which
can kick in as and when needed
to take it as fast or slow as they
like.
It has made a difference to
me. Before I had my operation
I simply could not go uphill
anywhere. I was out of breath
all the time.
Now going up hill is just a
and easy to ride, Keith said.

The bike has keyless start and
the power comes on with a light
touch of the pedal.
It will be the first one on
the streets of Claremont and
Cottesloe when Keith gets it.
Keith is contributing to ZAP
Bikes Indiegogo crowd-funding
campaign to raise the $US65,000
to take the ZAP Urban and
ZAP Cross bikes to a global
market.
The money will be used to
help ZAP with the tooling required to launch into full-scale
production.
In return, ZAP is offering the
bikes at a third of the price
i.e. $US949 for the Urban and
$US1199 for the Cross (converts to about $1250 and $1650
Australian) to people taking part
in the fundraising.
When the target is reached
on May 16, the bikes will be
delivered in August.
The campaign is well under
way and confidence is high.
To take part go to: zapbikes.
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a trial early morning noise patrol
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a team effort.
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Oxford University in the UK in the
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to Australia while he worked in
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before moving to Hale.
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week for four weeks.
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Churchlands MP Sean
LEstrange promised to stand
by Cambridge residents
against moves to change the
town planning scheme.
MP Sean LEstrange said Cambridge council should think

again.
Bradley was at the rally and estimated numbers about 1000.
It was a good turn-out, he
said. They came with their
dogs and kids.
A group of elderly residents
from nearby Ocean Gardens
retirement village staged their
own protest at development
planned in the village.
Cambridge council has initiated a legal procedure to amend
the town planning scheme.
Residents and ratepayers have
until Friday, May 8, to comment
A crowd at the Sunday morning rally in City Beach.

and submit specific forms as
part of the legal process.
The changes to allow extra
development on blocks over
900sq.m have angered lots of
residents who say they want to
preserve the garden suburbs.
Mayor Simon Wither previously said development allowed
would be no worse than many
of the big houses that fit the
existing rules.
He did not go to the rally
Tradies make
life difficult
Uni cyber probe disgraceful

A UWA IT workers foray
into computers at its Centre
for Water Research on
Wednesday has been described as disgraceful.
A source said the email
accounts of centre staff were
downloaded, along with research grant applications and
other information.
The source said centre head
Professor Jorg Imberger and
his colleagues were not told
about the hour-long foray,
which started at 3pm.
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know what good that would do,
there are so many different builders working there.
Rangers had been out once and
spoken to some of the drivers but
it did not make any difference,
she said.
Life is difficult enough when you
can barely walk, she said.
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but re-instated last month.

The university closed the
centre last month, claiming
it made a loss.
A UWA spokesman said:
The work performed at
the UWA Centre for Water
Research yesterday was
undertaken by UWA IT staff
as part of an ongoing university-wide effort to correctly
back-up electronic data and
to bring local servers around
the university on to the central
system.
Janice Krishnan says tradies trap

her by blocking the roads at Ocean
Mia.
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The staff are petrified, the

source said.
They suspect the university
wants to read emails to see if
it can find out who is leaking
material to the media.
They see this as an attack
on them and an absolute
witch-hunt.
The centres data is on a
separate server, so the IT
workers set up in its boardroom and downloaded the
data to UWA servers.
Professor Imberger was
stood down by UWA last year
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Tradies trucks are making life

a misery for elderly residents
at Ocean Gardens Retirement
Village, says one woman.
Janice Krishnan says she and
her scooter were forced into sand
when she tried to pass builders
vehicles on the Ocean Mia estate
on her way to the shops.
They park all over the place and
you cannot get past, Ms Krishnan
said. It is too dangerous to go
down the middle of the road.
She uses the scooter because she
has had many fractures but said
she had to get off and try to haul
her vehicle out of the sand.
Two older workers came and
helped me but none of the young
ones did, she said.
Ms Krishnan said she had
lived at the retirement village
off The Boulevard for more than
11 years.
She has used her scooter to get
to Floreat Forum since a fire at the
shopping centre in Gayton Road.
I have phoned the council but
they do not seem to do anything,
she said.
A woman I spoke to said she
and afterwards said: It has

been a struggle to engage the
community on housing. When
we ran a discussion program
on housing in 2013, only about
10 people volunteered to run
informal gatherings to discuss
housing options.
Now that we have at last got
everyone's attention, we want to
get people's views on housing
choice. How much, what type
and so on.
The Swan Taxis driver who

allegedly assaulted a female
passenger in Claremont two
weeks ago has had his licence
suspended and will face court
later this month.
Last week the POST reported that a bank manager
claimed a taxi driver hit her
in the face when she got out
of his cab in Claremont on
March 20.
A spokeswoman for the
Department of Transport
this week said the mans
taxi drivers licence had
been suspended after the WA
Police reported the incident
to them.
Cottesloe officer-in-charge
Neil Morton-Smith said the
37-year-old taxi driver had
been charged with assault
and was due in court on
April 16.
A spokeswoman for Swan
Taxis said the company was
co-operating with the DoT
and police.
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think again about what it was
doing to allow duplex, triplex and apartments in City
Beach, Floreat and part of Mt
Claremont.
It is my duty to represent the
majority view so therefore I do
not support it, he said.
The local council needs to
relook at how it is addressing
Direction 2031 so it achieves
its infill without damaging the
suburbs of Floreat and City
Beach, he told a rally in City
Beach on Sunday.
Estimates of how many people
attended the meeting in Beecroft
Park off The Boulevard varied
from a few hundred to more than
1500.
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Subiaco scene
Celebrate Subiaco Day
Meet Subiaco Football Club
Friday 10 April is Subiaco Day and this year the city is

celebrating with a program of free community events,
providing an opportunity to reect on our unique and diverse
history and heritage.
As part of the Subiaco Day festivities on the lawn area, there

will be opportunities to meet the Subiaco Football Club and
have your photo taken with the 2014 Premiership Cup. Players
will be signing autographs between 11.30am and 12.30pm.
Come celebrate all things Subiaco on the lawn area outside

Subiaco Museum, 239 Rokeby Road, Subiaco (next to Subiaco
Library) between 11.30am and 2.30pm.
Activities for kids include face painting, adventure walks and
photo opportunities with childrens entertainers. Subiaco Library
is also running a special Subiaco Day themed storytime for kids.
All community members will be encouraged to take part in
a program of self-guided heritage walks and participate in a
special commemorative postcard sharing activity.
Subiaco Museum will open its doors for an extended period of time
from 11.30am to 4pm, providing an opportunity to visit the ANZAC
Centenary exhibition When the Great War Came to Subiaco.
For more information, visit www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/events
Family ancestry research library talk

Whether you have history in Subiaco or far beyond, visit
Subiaco Library and learn how to research your family ancestry
with this free lunchtime talk.
When: Friday 10 April, 12.15pm
Where: Subiaco Library, 237 Rokeby Road, Subiaco
RSVPs are essential. To reserve your place, please contact
Subiaco Library on 9237 9300 or library@subiaco.wa.gov.au
Youth writing workshops for the

2015 Tim Winton Award
Join this action-packed and inspiring creative writing workshop
with author Raewyn Caisley. This free workshop is a great
opportunity to develop ideas for your entry in the Tim Winton
Award for Young Writers and to have some creative fun!
When: Wednesday 8 April (for ages eight to twelve),

5.30pm to 7pm
Wednesday 15 April (for ages thirteen to eighteen),
5.30pm to 7pm
Where: Subiaco Library, 237 Rokeby Road, Subiaco
RSVPs are essential. To reserve your place, please contact
Subiaco Library on 9237 9300 or library@subiaco.wa.gov.au
Safety House Program

The Safety House Program offers a place of safety for children
travelling to or from school whenever they feel uncomfortable
or unsafe. They are identied by the yellow and black Safety
House sign on a house letterbox or shop window.
If youre interested in your home becoming a Safety
Householder, please apply through Safety House WA at
safety@safetyhousewa.org.au
If you are in the Shenton Park area, contact Rosalie Primary
School Safety House Coordinator at mrskatewall@hotmail.com
Community notices
Q Development Services Committee
meeting Thursday 9 April
Agenda items
148 Heytesbury Road, Subiaco
127 Stubbs Terrace, Daglish
46 Subiaco Road, Subiaco
229 Hamersley Road, Subiaco
112 Onslow Road, Shenton Park
Q Planning and Development Act 2005 City

of Subiaco Local Planning Strategy 2014
Notice is hereby given that in accordance with regulation
12B(4) of the Town Planning Regulations 1967 (as amended),
the Western Australian Planning Commission has endorsed the
abovementioned Local Planning Strategy.
Q Early morning noise complaint response

service trial period
Draft revised Planning Policy 4.10 Shenton Park Precincts

Report to advertise
The City of Subiaco is conducting a trial early morning noise

patrol and complaint response service between Monday 16
March and Sunday 12 April. Acoustic consultants will patrol the
trial area and monitor noise levels between the hours of 3am
and 7am, seven days a week.
Draft revised Planning Policy 4.9 West Subiaco Precinct

Final adoption
During the patrol hours, residents living within the trial area can
call the service on 0447 379 288 to report unreasonable noise.
Draft revised Planning Policy 2.8 Aged or dependent persons

dwellings Report to advertise
Proposal to include 118 Subiaco Road, Subiaco on the Town

Planning Scheme Register of Places of Cultural Heritage
Signicance
Proposal to include 429 Rokeby Road, Subiaco on the Town
Planning Scheme Register of Places of Cultural Heritage
Signicance
Proposal to include 203 Nicholson Road, Shenton Park on the
Town Planning Scheme Register of Places of Cultural Heritage
Signicance
Proposal to include 18 to 22 Coghlan Road, Subiaco on the
Town Planning Scheme Register of Places of Cultural Heritage
Signicance
Proposal to amend the level of signicance of 2 Hamilton
Street, Subiaco on the Local Government Inventory
Proposal to remove 119 Fairway, Crawley from the Local
Government Inventory
Nomination to include 80 Townshend Road, Subiaco on the
Local Government Inventory and Town Planning Scheme
Register of Places of Cultural Heritage Signicance
Nomination to include 3 Browne Street, Subiaco on the Local
Government Inventory and Town Planning Scheme Register of
Places of Cultural Heritage Signicance
Re-appointment of Design Review Panel
Q Town Planning Scheme No. 4 Final

adoption of policy
On 24 March 2015 the city adopted Planning Policy 3.5
Assessment of Cultural Heritage Signicance. The policy can be
downloaded from the planning and development section of the
citys website www.subiaco.wa.gov.au
Please see the advertisement on page six for further information.
Q City of Subiaco Town Planning Scheme

No. 4 Scheme Amendment No. 27
Notice is hereby given that the local government of the City
of Subiaco has prepared the abovementioned town planning
scheme amendment for the purpose of amending the City of
Subiaco Town Planning Scheme No. 4 as follows:
Recode Lots 88 to 93 and Lots 1 and 2 on Strata Plan 7036
Luth Avenue, Lots 184, 185, 115, 116 and Strata Lots 1 and 2
on Strata Plan 27954 Stubbs Terrace and Lots 188, 300 and
301 Troy Terrace from R15 to R20 and amend the Scheme
Map accordingly.
Submissions on the town planning scheme amendment may
be made in writing on Form No. 4 and lodged with the city by
5pm on Friday 17 April.
For more information on the above, visit
www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/formalsubmissions or view hard
copies at the citys Administration Centre, 241 Rokeby Road,
Subiaco or Subiaco Library, 237 Rokeby Road, Subiaco during
normal operating hours.
Comments should be submitted in writing
through the online submission form at
www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/formalsubmissions, via email to
city@subiaco.wa.gov.au or addressed to the Chief Executive
Ofcer, City of Subiaco, PO Box 270, Subiaco WA 6904.
Comments should clearly indicate the name and address of the
person making the submission and the proposal or application
to which the submission relates.
Q Development applications received

Property
Proposal
240 Nicholson Road,

Subiaco
206 Nicholson Road,
Subiaco
9 Rosebery Street,
Jolimont
57 Nicholson Road,
Shenton Park
15 Smyth Road,
Shenton Park
Construction of a patio
Addition of awning to front
elevation of existing building
Alterations and additions to an
existing dwelling
existing carport
existing dwelling
Public submissions in respect to these proposals are not

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

QCompose yourself
As part of National Youth Week the city is holding a free
songwriting workshop for people aged twelve to twenty-ve
with local performer Rachel Gorman.
Sunday 12 April, 10am to 2pm
Subiaco PCYC, 450 Rokeby Road, Subiaco
Please RSVP on 9237 9216 or culture@subiaco.wa.gov.au
QEvening talk with Shannon Lovelady

Shannon Lovelady will discuss the Gallipoli Dead of Western
Australia research project, sharing stories of Subiaco men who
fought at Gallipoli.
Monday 13 April, 6pm
Subiaco Library, 237 Rokeby Road, Subiaco
Please RSVP on 9237 9300 or library@subiaco.wa.gov.au
QLunchtime talk with Claire Greer

Claire Greer will discuss First World War enlistments from
individual residences throughout Subiaco, with a focus on
Olive Street.
Friday 17 April, 12.15pm
Subiaco Library, 237 Rokeby Road, Subiaco
Please RSVP on 9237 9300 or library@subiaco.wa.gov.au
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Judge backs child witnesses

By BRET CHRISTIAN
Delays in reporting sexual
assaults do not make children unreliable witnesses in
court.
Justice Peter McClellan, who
is conducting the national royal
commission into institutional
response to child sexual abuse,
said this week that the average
time lapse in making a report
is 20 years.
He says the mistaken belief
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about the credibility of witnesses where there is a long time

lapse is hard to dislodge, even
in the highest legal circles.
His analysis has serious
courtroom consequences for
cases uncovered by the Royal
Commission where alleged
offenders will end up as in
criminal courts.
The commission has so far
made 510 referrals to authorities, including police.
Justice McClellan was the
200km run no problem for a Gurkha

By RHIANNON SHINE
Kiran Gurung will run from
Bunbury to Perth on Anzac Day
weekend to commemorate 200
years of Gurkha service and
100 years since the Gallipoli
campaign.
The Gurkha brigade, comprising Nepalese soldiers who were
often recruited to the British
Army, was formed on April 24,
1815.
Kiran, who lives in West
Leederville, served in the Gurkha
contingent of the Singapore
Police Force before he moved
to Perth six years ago.
He will leave from Bunburys
Anzac Park at 6am on April 23
and attempt to cover the 200km
journey on foot to arrive at Kings
Parks War Memorial at 6am on
April 25.
To add to the already sizeable
task, Kiran will complete the
marathon in his full military
combat attire.
The challenge will be carried out in boots, a hydration
pack and camouflage uniform,
Kiran said.
By completing the run, Kiran

said he hoped to raise $200,000
for the Gurkha Welfare Trust,
which supports ex-Gurkhas and
their often impoverished communities.
When he served as a Gurkha
he would often cover 15km in
two hours with 60kg strapped
to him, but Kiran said this
marathon would be his biggest
challenge yet.
My wife thinks Im crazy,
he said.
The challenge is 90% mental
and 10% physical.
But I like challenges.
Kiran will also run the HBF
Run for a Reason marathon this
year in full military clothing for
Diabetes WA.
This year marks 15 years
since my grandfather who was
a World War II Gurkha veteran
died after losing his battle to
diabetes, he said.
On April 19, just a few days before his 200km marathon, Kiran
will complete the Bankwest
Gallipoli walk/run marathon in
Kings Park while carrying 45kg
(100 pounds) to commemorate the
Running man Kiran Gurung,

above and right, will run from
Bunbury to Perth.
centenary of World War I.
He said Gurkhas from the
6th Gurkha Rifles brigade also
landed at Gallipoli on Anzac
Day.
As a Gurkha it is a proud
moment of history for me and
all the Gurkhas, he said.
You can donate to Kirans
cause at www.justgiving.com/
Gurkha200kmRunPerth.
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keynote speaker this week at

the Australasian conference on
child abuse and neglect.
His royal commission has
heard harrowing accounts of
sexual and physical abuse of
children in 25 schools and other
institutions across Australia,
including Western Australia,
with many more to come.
He said the legal system had
not embraced modern research
by psychologists and psychiatrists which proved that many
centuries-old entrenched beliefs

about human behaviour were
wrong.
So many male judges had
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CAMBRIDGE NEWS
April 2015
Wembley Golf Course hospitality precinct concept
GREEN LIGHT FOR Golf Course Hospitality Precinct

Exciting dining offerings in a fabulous new hospitality precinct will soon be on offer
at Wembley Golf Course, with Council recently awarding the building construction
contract, and appointing an hospitality operator.
Leading WA commercial construction contractor, Firm Construction have been awarded the
$8.1m construction contract to build the new hospitality precinct, which will incorporate:
restaurant and bar with balcony dining;
function centre;
change rooms and amenities;
kiosk;
extra car parking; and
landscaping works
The cost of construction will be totally funded from revenue the new precinct generates.
Dining and beverage offerings at the new precinct will be the domain of experienced
hospitality operators, Spices Group WA, who were appointed at the March 2015 Council
meeting. With over 33 years of outstanding service in WA catering, the award winning
Spices Group will offer golfers and visitors to Wembley Golf Course the opportunity to enjoy
great food in what will be a fantastic new facility.
Service will definitely improve as well as the quality and style of our offerings said Peter
Hickson, Managing Director of Spices Group.
There will be a wide range of offerings to suit different tastes and budgets whether it be a
quick take away meal or a full private function.
Plus, there will be a strong emphasis on families to ensure an affordable as well as
enjoyable experience, he said.
During the construction phase Spices will operate from a temporary pop-up food and
beverage facility that will be located alongside the ProShop.
Work on the new hospitality precinct is scheduled to start mid-2015 and expected to take
around 12 months to complete.
The Town is finalising planning for the miniature golf course and new playground areas and
aims to have these facilities ready when the new hospitality precinct is completed.
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E-waste drop-off day a

Join the great
COCKY COUNT WINNER
Birdlife are looking for volunteers to join them
for the seventh annual Great Cocky Count,
WAs biggest survey of the Carnabys Black
Cockatoo.
On Sunday, 12 April volunteers will gather in
the evening at roosting sites across the southwest of the State to count the Carnabys.
This year the count will also include the redtailed black cockatoo.
For more information vist Birdlife WA at
www.birdlife.org.au
The success of the Towns recent e-waste drop-off weekend has

saved 15 tonnes of recyclable items from ending up in landfill!
Over 500 cars made the trip to the administration centre to drop
off old electronic items such as computers, TVs, stereos, speakers,
cameras and Nintendos.
Due to the huge success of the event the Town will now host two
e-waste drop-off weekends each year, to coincide with the scheduled
bulk verge collections.
The next collection is scheduled for August 2015.
The Town would like to extend a huge thank you to all our residents
who participated in the e-waste drop-off weekend and working with
us to achieve Maximum Recovery.
Town staff David, Paul, Domenic, Andrew and Robert lend a helping hand
To learn more contact our Waste

Minimisation Officer on 9347 6000 or
email waste@cambridge.wa.gov.au
Have your say on FUTURE HOUSING CHOICES

Comment is invited on a proposed amendment to the Town Planning
Scheme which, if implemented, would allow for a greater choice of
housing in City Beach, Floreat and Mt Claremont.
Future Housing Choice packs containing an information brochure and feedback forms
have been distributed to all Cambridge home owners in City Beach, Floreat and Mt
Claremont, and are available for collection from:
Town of Cambridge Admin - 1 Bold Park Drive, Floreat

Cambridge Library - 99 The Boulevard, Floreat
The Boulevard Centre - 99 The Boulevard, Floreat (below Cambridge Library)
Wembley Community Centre - 40 Alexander Street, Wembley
Wembley Golf Course - The Boulevard, Wembley Downs
Background to the proposal, the brochure, two options for feedback and FAQs can
also be accessed at cambridge.wa.gov.au/futurehousingchoices. The two options for
feedback provided are:
1. Housing Options Survey - one per household only (either online or using the survey
form provided in the Future Housing Choices pack).
2. Form 4 - one per adult resident (aged over 18 years).
** IMPORTANT NOTICE **
Change of Venue for Info Sessions

For those wishing to discuss the Future Housing Choices proposal, two informal sessions are
planned.
Drop in any time between 10am and 2pm when members of our Planning Services team will
be on hand to explain the proposal and answer any questions.
Saturday, 11 April
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(below Cambridge Library)
99 The Boulevard, Floreat
Saturday, 2 May
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Dentist faces
examination
By RHIANNON SHINE
A Claremont dentist who was

de-registered by health insurance provider HBF appeared
before the State Administrative
Tribunal this week.
Good work, son Sergeant Pat Kelly watches as Tyra Ngo and Matia Piletic warn school principal
Andrew Streeton what could be in store if he doesnt do the right thing. Photo: Paul McGovern
Nagging kids drive Easter road safety

Sergeant Pat Kelly likes
the idea of nagging kids in
the car over Easter.
The Wembley police station officer helped deliver
the Police Commissioners
road safety message to North
Perth Primary School kids and
parents on Wednesday.
Sergeant Kelly said many
lives were lost and many more
were profoundly affected by
road crashes because of inattention or distraction.

Commissioner Karl OCallaghans #HeadsUp campaign
aims to use childrens influence to spread the message.
Its clear some drivers are
not listening to police so, instead, listen to your children
who are, after all, the most
precious cargo youll carry
this Easter, Dr OCallaghan
said.
Sergeant Kelly told children

to nag their parents if they
saw them on their phones or
not paying attention behind
the wheel.
On average we lose three to
four lives on the roads during
Easter, Sergeant Kelly said.
Sergeant Kelly said he and
his colleagues would be looking for people not wearing seat
belts, speeding, and drink or
drug-affected driving.
Dental Board of Australia

spokeswoman Nicole Newton
said the board had referred
Randeep Dhillon, who practises
at Dental Horizons Claremont,
to the SAT.
The role of the board is to
protect the public, Ms Newton
said.
One way it does this is by
managing concerns raised about
dentists and, when needed, taking regulatory action.
The board has referred
[Dr Dhillon] to the State
Administrative Tribunal in
West Australia, which hears
allegations about serious unprofessional conduct.
Ms Newton said Dr Dhillon
could not be considered a risk
or otherwise until the SAT
reached a verdict.
An HBF spokeswoman said
Dr Dhillon was the only WA
dentist de-registered by HBF
in the past year.
His de-registration means HBF
no longer covers claims made

by Dr Dhillons patients.
Dr Dhillon said he had been
treated unfairly by HBF and
had been wronged terribly by
the system.
Im a reasonably good dentist
and have never caused harm to
anyone, Dr Dhillon said.
Dr Dhillon said the allegations
dated back to 2013 and he had
spent thousands on lawyers
since then.
At his SAT hearing on Tuesday,
Dr Dhillon represented himself
and told Judge Tim Sharp he
had been through four sets of
lawyers.
Judge Sharp said Dr Dhillon
had been asked to provide a
response to the Dental Board
of Australia by January 27 but
still had not done so.
Dr Dhillon has until April 14
to present his side of the story
to the board and the SAT before
his mediation on May 13.
The Dental Board of Australia,
HBF and Dr Dhillon all refused to
give details of the allegations.
Dr Dhillon practises general
and cosmetic dentistry, including root canal treatment, wisdom
tooth removal, dental implants,
sleep dentistry and veneers.
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for the Shenton Park substation expansion is late 2015, the
spokesman said.
The existing 66kV plant will
be decommissioned and removed
in 2017.
An update on Western Powers
website this week showed that
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equipment at the Shenton Park
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Lest we forget our origins

While politicians and popular
journalists are busying themselves with their proposed Anzac
presentations for the 100th anniversary of the Gallipoli landings
on April 25, may I make a point
that doesnt appear to have been
considered amid the approaching
euphoria?
For the next four years we
will hear a great deal of how
the Australian characteristics
of mateship, endurance and perseverance under pressure were
forged on Gallipoli and in the
trenches of the Western Front.
What arrant nonsense! These
national traits had been developing for 100 years and more during
the course of the 1800s during
the convict era, on the Goldfields
at Ballarat and Bendigo, and
during the land settlement phase
later in that century.
There is no better example
of this than at the grave site of
Captain Joseph Peter Lalor who
was killed on April 25, 1915, only
hours after the fateful landing.
He is commemorated in the
Baby 700 cemetery on Gallipoli.
It was Lalors grandfather, a
member of the Ballarat Reform
League which espoused the
principles of early democracy in
Australia who led the Eureka
Stockade uprising at Ballarat in
1854, leading subsequently to the
insertion of these democratic
principles into the Victorian
parliament.
Lalor later became speaker of
the Legislative Council.
Today all state parliaments
of Australia oversee and guard
these principles. Should we forget, therefore, that we owe these
earlier generations as much, if not
more, than the men who fought
on the Gallipoli peninsula.
The provenances of our laws,
our parliamentary systems, our
marvellously egalitarian society,
some of our most distinctive literature and poetry, even the way
we speak, were seeded within our
culture during the course of the
19th century.
What a pity modern politicians,
the media and the Australian
Council of Educational Research,
responsible for the implementation of history programs for
our younger citizens within the
National Curriculum, have apparently forgotten these crucial
metamorphoses.
It is a fact that Australia began
its march to nationhood long
before the landings at Anzac
Cove! The Anzac legend could be
regarded as a conclusion rather
than a beginning!
Whither the 19th century?
Dr Bill Edgar,
Grand Promenade, Doubleview
Anzac Day traditions.
Last shot A shooter takes one last shot on the Swanbourne range
last December.
Our home on the range

I heartily agree with your
correspondents that we should
we should be grateful for the
military base at Swanbourne
(Letters, POST March 21).
But there was a minor error
in one letter.
It was inferred that the base
has been at Swanbourne for
60 years.
In fact the location has been
in use since at least 1911 when
the military and many of the
Perth-based National Rifle
Association of Australia Clubs
moved there.
The base was originally
known as Osborne Range.
Prior to Osborne Range, the
military and the clubs were
based at Karrakatta for a few
years.
Before Karrakatta, we were
based at Kings Park. The range
was where the DNA Tower
and the long grassed fairway
are located.
There were once many rifle
ranges throughout Perth and
even more clubs, with membership being seen as a patriotic
duty.
Many companies, govern-
ment departments and the

University of Western Australia
had well-run rifle clubs while
schools had cadet units training and competing with .303
Lee Enfield, and .310 Martini
Cadet rifles.
When the clubs started in
Western Australia, there were
three to four formed each
week and there was such a
shortage of .303 rifles that
Lord Forrest had to urgently
find thousands of service rifles
for the members to train and
compete with.
These thousands of trained
rifle club members were
the reason we were able to
raise our army so rapidly for
service in World War I and
World War II. Sadly, many
never returned home.
It was only late last year that
the NRAA clubs ceased competition at Swanbourne range.
Now only our office and shop
remain temporarily on-site,
while our new range is built
at Wanneroo.
Stephen Napier
Armadale-Byford Rifle Club
Canning Road, Pickering Brook

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We have been complaining

about congestion on Perths
roads for years, and the solution
always seems to be to add more
lanes to existing roads.
This has not worked and will
not work.
People in Perth should look
around the world to observe
how other cities have successfully dealt with their congestion
problems.
Shifting commuters from
private motor vehicles to other
forms of transport is the solution.
This can be done via a targeted congestion charge; think
London.
Or roads are put on a diet;
think San Francisco.
Heinrich Benz
Bicycle Transport Alliance
Delhi Street, West Perth
Single parents
In last weeks POST I was
reported as saying that single
parents dont need a back yard
or a front yard.
What I actually said was that
single parents dont need a back
yard and a front yard.
My point was that single parents may not want the workload
of maintaining both a front yard
and a back yard.
The housing needs of single
parents are different to the
needs of two-parent families,
as are the needs of couples and
people living alone.
That is why we are proposing a
greater range of housing choice
in City Beach and Floreat.
Simon Withers, mayor
Town of Cambridge
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Forrest relative stalls Claremont land deal
By DAVID COHEN
Claremont council wants to

dispose of land that belonged to
a man who died 80 years ago.
Dead mans land A move to

sell a Claremont plot belonging
to a late gentleman has been
delayed.
Kimberley Fitzroy Forrest, a

distant relative of mining magnate Andrew (Twiggy) Forrest,
died in 1935 owning a 20sq.m
right-of-way off Claremont
Crescent.
The request was sparked by
Claremont residents Rodney
and Stephanie Kidd, who recently bought 19 Claremont
Crescent.
The right-of-way straddles
their property and land occupied by apartment block Lake
View Mansions.
Last month, the recommendation to Claremont councillors
was to ask Lands Minister Terry
Redman to close the right-of-way
and merge it with the Kidds
land.
But councillor Chris Mews
said he had been contacted by
retired Nedlands solicitor Kim
Forrest, a relative of Kimberley
Fitzroy, who wanted to investigate whether his relative had
any heirs.
Councillors agreed to Mr
Mews request to defer disposing of the right-of-way.
Oh my God, Mrs Kidd said,
when told about the deferral.
Its almost a year now since
understand why the council said

the land could be sold.
Beneficiaries of the late
Kimberley Fitzroy Forrest
may be interested in making a
claim (on the land), Mr Forrest
said.
I dont know who they are.
He said his relative had died
without children and his wife,
Flora, had died about four years
later.
Enquiries will need to be
made, Mr Forrest said.
He said Mr Forrest, the mining
magnate, was distantly related
to his late relatives brother.
He said Kimberley Forrest
was a son of explorer Alexander
Forrest.
we first made our application.

The council knows how to
defer things and doesnt know
how to get things done.
Mrs Kidd said she wanted to
control the land.
Because its so close to the
railway station it really terrifies
me, she said.
If somebody stands there I
have no authority to say, Leave
us alone.
Mr Kidd said the right-of way
dated from when night-carts
were used to empty toilet pans
from two long-gone buildings.
It should have been rubberstamped, Mr Kidd said about
the disposal.
Kim Forrest said he did not
Netball
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How to save those

family memories
By DAVID COHEN
A death in a family prompted
Sindy Dowden to create her latest family history program.
The Grove community history librarian was approached
by the family of a late woman
who had been an oral history
interviewee.
They asked if their mother
had ever donated anything to
the library, Sindy said. The
entire family archive had been
destroyed.
Of course, we were able to
replicate the substantial collection of news articles and photos
she had donated, along with a
copy of her interview.
It was quite profound for the
family, hearing their mother
speak after her death.
The familys joy made Sindy
think about how precious such
memories are, and the fragility
The $26million State Netball

Centre in Selby Street was
finally opened on Saturday.
of old documents and photographs.

She decided to get the message out about the importance
of making digital copies, and
what to do with them.
We created a very simple
workshop called Scan the Clan,
Sindy said.
It teaches participants why
they should scan, how to scan,
and what they can do with the
images.
We burn the images to a DVD
so they can view the images on
their TV.
I stress the importance of
making multiple copies and
disseminating them among the
family.
So far, four other councils, including Subiaco and Cambridge,
have also started using Scan
the Clan.
Scan plan Sindy Dowden at The Grove library has come up with
another great idea.
Construction was marred by a

fire last year that caused damage
to the court area inside.
Premier Colin Barnett and
Sport and Recreation Minister
Mia Davies opened the centre expected to cater for 2500
matches in the first year.
The WA Netball League
(WANL) competition, West Coast
Fever training and development
and community netball activities
will be held there.
Mr Barnett said: Netball is
the largest female participation
sport in the State, so it is fitting
that it now has its own state-ofthe-art facility.
The centre at the Matthews
Netball Centre in Jolimont
has four indoor netball courts
also marked for volleyball and
badminton and seating for 1050
spectators.
Join the Towns Sustainability Team for a series of Autumn workshops.

Register your interest now!
Subi aims to bring

back the punters
Bioscaping Seminar
By LLOYD GORMAN
Autumn Workshops 2015
Spend an evening with the team from Beyond Gardens as they share some useful tips on how to
create a sustainable garden suited to Perths soils and climate.
When:
Where:
Register:
Thursday 23 April, 2015, 6.30pm - 9.30pm

1 Bold Park Dve Floreat
http://beyondgardens.com.au/events.php
Great Food Gardens Workshop

Join us as Great Gardens presents this popular workshop on how to grow delicious food in
your own backyard.
When:
Where:
Register:
Thursday 7 May, 2015, 6.30pm - 9.30pm

http://theforeverproject.com.au/our-events.aspx
Bird Identification Workshop

Get to know your local birdlife with the guides from Birdlife Western Australia
When:
Where:
Register:
Thursday 14 May, 2015, 6.30pm - 9.00pm

www.cambridge.wa.gov.au/BirdIDregistration or sustainability@cambridge.wa.gov.au
Beaky Breaky
Join the Birdlife WA guides at Lake Monger for a morning with the birds followed by a delicious
barbecue breakfast.
When:
Where:
Register:
Saturday 16 May, 2015, 7.30am - 9.00am

Lake Monger Reserve (reserve at end of Dodd St)
www.cambridge.wa.gov.au/beakybreakyregistration or
sustainability@cambridge.wa.gov.au
If you would like to enquire about the workshops contact 9347 6000 or e-mail sustainability@cambridge.wa.gov.au
Subiaco council is hoping a twomonth push will help put its CBD
back on track to its former glory
as one of Perths best shopping
and recreational districts.
Subiaco is looking for a consultant to carry out an assessment of
the retail and hospitality sectors in
the area and report back quickly
with a plan of action.
Tender documents for the contract say there has been a downturn
in the amount of money and people
coming into the town centre, which
also has many empty shops.
While the council says it is normal to have low points in the
life cycle of any destination, the
problem has been made worse
because of competition from surrounding suburbs and shopping
centres.
It also cites an increase in online
shopping, high rents and the loss of
the Subiaco Pavilion Markets.
A comprehensive assessment
of the current town centre retail

and hospitality sectors will provide an important starting point
from which to identify key actions
in relation to business development, activation and promotion
of the Subiaco town centre, the
tender says.
Using the study, Subiaco says it
will work with others to improve
the mix of shops, drive more sales
and make the areas around Hay
Street and Rokeby Road and
the railway station vital and
vibrant.
As part of the project, two businesses from a range of areas, such
as fashion, cafes and restaurants,
jewellery and kitchen wares as
well as other areas, will be included in the assessment.
Once the assessment work starts
on April 22, the consultants will
have until June 17 to report on ways
to give local retail and hospitality
a big boost.
Contractors have until April 15 to
tender for the assessment work.
Upgrade for Rotto waste

Tenders have been called
to upgrade Rottnest Islands
19-year-old waste water treatment plant.
Authorities want to change the
plant from a cyclic activated sludge
system to a membrane bio reactor
system.
The work will be staged, so the
existing system can work during
winter.
Works will include removing gas
chlorination and recycled water
storage systems and installing new
chemical dosing systems.
Tenders are due on April 20.
Island plant Rottnests waste

water treatment plant is near Pinky
Beach.
Widow denied
will challenge
By DAVID HUDLESTON
The WA Supreme Court has
refused a 91-year-old widow
extra time to challenge her
husbands will.
Cassidy Quantrill, in cap and sash, is an integral part of PLCs pipe band. Photo courtesy Acorn Photography.
Pipes are calling for PLC players

Cassidy Quantrill heard a
strange new sound when she
arrived at Presbyterian Ladies
College as a six-year-old.
I walked around the halls and
heard the pipe band, Cassidy,
now in Year 12, said.
I loved it, especially the
drums: it inspired me.
A decade on and Cassidy
will be leading her schools
pipe band in Swanbourne this
Sunday.
The All Schools Pipe Band
Competition and Mini-Easter
Fair will see local bands compete with school bands from
Albany, Sydney, Singapore, and
Malaysia.
Cassidy is the bands drum
major and learnt how to use

the mace in many flourishes
and signals during the bands
performance.
She has been tutored by a
former US Marine Corps drum
major, George Schweitzer.
Fellow student Ailsa Edwards,
the bands pipe major, also knew
from an early age she wanted to
be in the band.
My brother, dad, and cousins
were in the pipe band at Scotch
College, she said.
I went to all the speech nights,
heard them play Auld Lang Syne
and wanted to do that.
Ailsa said she didnt get nervous before a performance.
It hits me while Im playing
or just afterwards, she said.

Ailsa said band members
practising together was key.
Sometimes were like one
big dysfunctional family, always
looking after each other, she
said.
In February, Ailsa fought her
way through the crowds to get
to Anzac House in Perth, where
she played Amazing Grace from
the boat carrying the Girl Giant
for the Perth International Arts
Festival.
The band contest starts at the
Scotch College playing fields
at 10am.
There will also be highland
dancing, a bouncy castle, food
and crafts.
Sadie Robinson Craig applied

for the extra time five weeks
after the six-month deadline to
challenge the will expired.
She was applying for adequate
provision to be made out of her
husband John Boyd Craigs
estate.
Justice Robert Mitchell said
Mrs Craigs assets were worth
$2,644,000 while Mr Craigs estate
was $1,871,993, which included
the $1,850,000 Crawley property
the couple lived in.
Mr Craigs will allowed Mrs
Craig to live in the property free
of rent providing she kept it in
good condition, paid the outgoings and kept it insured.
Her occupancy was to cease
when she remarried, entered
into a de facto relationship,
vacated the property, stopped
using it as her primary residence
or died.
Justice Mitchell said Mrs
Craigs $685,000 Fremantle property was rented out for $4000
a month, she had a $1,250,000
property in Dunsborough,
shares worth $575,000 and about
$100,000 in cash.
In her affidavit, Mrs Craig said
her health was deteriorating and
a room in an aged care home
required an upfront deposit of
between $680,000 and $1million
plus fees of about $160 a day.
The Craigs signed a prenuptial
agreement in 1994, when they
were 71 and 76 years old, to
keep their assets and finances
separate.

Craigs affidavit reflected their
approach to married life.
The plaintiff [Mrs Craig]
says that when the deceased
was alive he would pay for the
couples normal household
expenses, including rates and
taxes, electricity, water and
food, he said.
However, the deceased would
pay only for himself when the
couple went on holidays, requiring the plaintiff to pay for her
expenses, including airfares and
accommodation.
Whenever they went out for
meals, the deceased required
that the plaintiff pay for herself and any of her family who
joined them.
Craigs assets were sufficient
to provide for the lifestyle she
was contemplating, particularly
if she sold the Dunsborough
property.
At 91 years of age, and with
assets exceeding $2.6million,
the plaintiff has the financial
resources to meet her own
needs for the rest of her life,
he said.
He said she had not made any
significant contribution or sacrifice in building up Mr Craigs
estate and the pair had maintained financial independence
throughout their marriage.
It is true that the prenuptial statement cannot oust the
jurisdiction of this court under
the Act [Family Provision Act
1972], he said.
However, the statement and
the conduct of the plaintiff and
deceased provide evidence of
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Oswal denied stay

of proceedings
Radhika Oswal has lost a
Federal Court attempt to have
a stay of court proceedings
concerning mortgages over
her Peppermint Grove and
Dalkeith properties.
She wanted the stay until her
duress case against the ANZ
Bank is decided in the Victorian
Supreme Court later this year.
Justice John Gilmour dismissed her application on
March 27 and awarded costs
against her.
He said the Commissioner of
Taxation had sought a declaration that litigation financier
Mercury Services mortgage
was an alienation of property
made with the intention to
hinder or delay execution by
Mrs Oswals creditors against
the Peppermint Grove property
and the Dalkeith property under
Section 89 of the Property Law
Act 1969 (WA).
Justice Gilmour said the mortgage was made after the ATO
had started probing the Oswals
tax affairs and just before big
tax assessments were issued to
Civic centre rails

against falls
Railings have been installed at
the Cottesloe civic centre after a
teenager fell 7m from the alcony
to the ground last year.
In October, the boy (13) went
outside to get fresh air during
a council meeting, but lost his
balance.
Council CEO Carl Askew
said the boys family was not
pursuing legal action against
the council.
Mrs Oswal
He said Mrs Oswals evidence
was to the effect that no written
loan agreement existed between
her and Mercury in connection
with the purported advances
secured by the mortgage.
Mrs Oswal sought the stay
until the Victorian Supreme
Court had decided whether an
ANZ Bank mortgage over her
82,503,106.5 shares in Burrup
Holding Limited was signed
under duress and was void
because the bank had acted
unconscionably.
Justice Gilmour said Mrs
Oswal contended that her shares
were worth $700million but were
sold at a lower value.
The hearing of the duress proceeding is expected to last three
to six months from August 3.
Justice Gilmour said Mrs
Oswal wanted a temporary
stay because she claimed the
outcome of the duress proceeding may affect the mortgage
proceeding because of overlapping issues.
He said Mrs Oswal contended
that neither the commissioner
nor the ANZ Bank were creditors at the time the mortgage
was granted.
There is no spectre of conflicting judgments, Justice
Gilmour said in his judgment.
Given the conclusions I have
reached as to the irrelevance
of the duress proceeding to
the mortgage proceeding, it is
unnecessary to consider the
other factors relied upon by
Mrs Oswal in support of her
application.
The application will for
these reasons be dismissed
with costs.
Fundraisersauras Olive Gill at play in the dino park, which is becoming increasingly densely populated.
Photo: Paul McGovern
Shenton Park becomes Jurassic Park

The worlds of palaeontology
and philanthropy are coexisting in a little patch of Shenton
Park.
A colony of dinosaurs of all
shapes and sizes has mushroomed on the corner of Derby
and Onslow roads, just across
from Rosalie Primary School.
The Garden of Lost Dinos
is the idea of Rosalie student
Olive Gill and her mother
Juliette, who have been joined
enthusiastically by her class
and schoolmates.
We started it so that the local
Womens Cycling Course
community could donate to the

PMH Foundation and welcome
the new Childrens Hospital
Project to our local area when
it opens, Juliette said.
That was the sentiment behind it.
But the other intention was
to put a smile on the face of the
local residents, to get them talking to each other on the street
and also to surprise and inspire
local kids to add their dinosaurs
to the garden.
They started placing plastic
and toy dinosaurs in an unused
patch of ground near the school

at the start of term, and it will
be there until April 24.
Juliette says people can donate to the cause using smart
phones and a QR code on the
sign at the garden, or by going
to the Garden of Lost Dinos
Facebook page and following
the link to the Everyday Hero
Community fundraising page.
Donations can also be made
at the nearby Excelsior Deli,
which has a collection tin.
She said they had raised $521
and have a goal of $700.
Pets on
parade
Are your riding skills a little rusty? Would you like

to start riding again but lack confidence?
The Town of Cambridge is once again holding a three
week womens cycling course to encourage women to get
back on a bike and enjoy cycling again. The course is suited
to those that havent ridden for a long time and would like
to improve their skills and gain confidence.
It will cover bike set up, basic cycling skills, cycling safety,
group riding, route planning and basic bike maintenance
such as puncture repairs.
The course will be run by a cycling coach in a friendly and
safe environment.
When: Saturday 2, 9 and 16 May 2015

Time:
1.00 - 4pm
Where: 1 Bold Park Drive, Floreat 6014
Bring:
Bike, helmet, water bottle
Cost:
$30
Refreshments will be provided.
Dogs, rats and chooks There were lots of pets in the park in Nedlands last
weekend.
There was stiff competition flavour, and there was a country
for the cutest pet in Nedlands fair atmosphere.
Other competition categories
last Sunday.
More than 20 owners entered included the pet that looked most
their animals in the Pets in the like its owner, waggiest tail, and
Park competition category at best pet trick.
There were dog agility and
College Parks upper oval.
Pets on show included chickens, g r o o m i n g d e m o n s t r a t i o n s ,
free massages from Active Pet
a cat on a lead, and rats.
Organiser Tony Vigano, from the Physiotherapy, discounted microSwanbourne Veterinary Centre, chipping, and a Dogs Refuge Home
said it was the events first time sausage sizzle.
Nedlands council brought a
in Nedlands and attracted about
mobile library with animal books
500 people.
I t w a s D o g D a y O u t a t to borrow and rangers gave advice
Swanbourne Reserve for several to owners about their pets.
Dr Vigano said he hoped the
years, Tony said.
There were more than 20 event would evolve into an annual
exhibitors, all with an animal pet expo.
PLC not considering Unalla

Register online www.cambridge.wa.gov.au/CyclingCourseRegistration.
For more information call 9347 6000 or e-mail
sustainability@cambridge.wa.gov.au.
Please register early as places are limited.
Presbyterian Ladies College

says it is not considering buying Unalla, the nearby 112-yearold mansion that is on the market
for $15million.
A school executive has discussed
with the council if the home,
on 4360sq.m, could be used for

schooling.
The council prefers the property
to stay residential.
At this stage, PLC is not considering buying the property,
PLC community relations director
Chavaune Francis said.
Paddlers reveal river front rift
Stand-up paddleboard
schools wanting to use the
river at Peppermint Grove
have highlighted a local territory dispute.
At a recent council meeting,
Peppermint Grove councillors
discussed tightening the process for granting permission to
private and commercial groups
wanting river access.
Yu on Blue, an accredited
paddleboard school, is the fourth
group in two years seeking
permission to use Freshwater
Bay for public paddleboard
access.
The boundary of Peppermint
Grove shire extends only to the
edge of The Esplanade, and both
the foreshore and Freshwater
Bay are under the authority of
the Swan River Trust.
When applications are made
to use the bay and the foreshore,
the council forwards its recommendations to the Trust.
Bay view A stand-up paddler in Freshwater Bay.

Councillor Brian Cavanagh
said: It doesnt sound like
theres any plan, to be quite
honest.
Mainpeak, a family-owned
Cottesloe company, applied to
the council last year for permission to use the bay for trying out
its paddleboards.
The council denied its application for referral to the Trust.
The authority to permit any

commercial activity is solely
the Trusts.
Councillors said they were
worried about the number of applications to the council asking
to be referred to the Trust.
Council vice-president Charles
Hohnen said that the Trust
was laissez-faire about allowing use.
on the weekend, she said.

But staff said later that the difficulty in imposing a levy would
be the councils lack of authority
beyond The Esplanade.
In a letter to the POST, the
Trust said it solely managed the
Swan Canning Riverpark which
includes the river reserve
and adjacent public foreshore
reserves.
The Trusts Jennifer Eliot said:
The Swan and Canning rivers
have a combined shoreline of
more than 300km and Trust
Riverpark officers conduct regular boat, foot, bike and vehicle
patrols.
As part of the process, the
Trust refers the application to
key stakeholders, including the
relevant local government for
comment.
The Trust carefully assesses
stakeholder feedback and then
makes a decision based on
water quality, river health and
community benefit and access
to the river.
But the Trust authorised

Mainpeak to use the area for a
period of 18 months.
Shire president Rachel
Thomas wants council staff to
explain the councils frustration
to the Trust.
I think we should ask the
administration to write to the
Trust giving a complaint that
our concerns have not been
addressed, and that decisions
have been made against the
recommendations of council,
she said.
Why did they ask for our
opinion in the first place if they
arent going to make anything
of it?
Councillors asked staff to examine if a levy could be applied
to businesses seeking to use the
bay and foreshore.
Ms Thomas said a levy could
help pay for the council to maintain and police the area.
If there is going to be this
amount of traffic, we should get
some fee out of it so we can employ a ranger to monitor the area
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APRIL 2015
RAILWAY RESERVE GREENWAY PROJECT
ANZAC DAY CEREMONY 2015

Saturday, 25 April 2015 6 am 9:00 am
Nedlands War Memorial, corner Waratah Ave and Birdwood Parade, Dalkeith
Please join the Nedlands Returned and Services League and the City of Nedlands at the
Nedlands War Memorial to commemorate 100 years since the landing at Gallipoli.
Order of the morning:
6:00 am 7.15 am Watch on a large screen a live telecast of the Kings Park Dawn Service
7:15 am 8.15 am Free breakfast and refreshments
8:15 am - 9:00 am A short local ceremony with time to lay a wreath
For more information, please contact Community Development on 9273 3500.
A partnership project between the City of Nedlands and the Nedlands Returned and
Services League.
GALLIPOLI DEAD FROM WESTERN

AUSTRALIA SHANNON LOVELADY
When researcher, writer and Presbyterian Ladies
College archivist Shannon Lovelady learned no-one
knew how many Western Australians perished at
Gallipoli, she established the Gallipoli Dead from
Western Australia project to determine the number.
Shannon will talk about how the project came about,
the team involved, the sources used and the incredible
stories unearthed along the way, as they worked out
how many Western Australians were killed at Gallipoli.
And most importantly, who they were.
YOUTH AND COUNCILLORS WORKSHOP

The City of Nedlands will be holding the first
Youth and Councillors Workshop in June. This
is an opportunity for the Mayor, Councillors and
young people to meet and discuss local issues
and topics that are relevant to young people.
Young people who would like to engage with local
government are encouraged to register. For more
information please contact Mel Dias, Community
Development Officer (Youth and Children), on
mdias@nedlands.wa.gov.au or 9273 3579.
Wednesday, 22 April
10.30 am 11.30 am
Nedlands Library
The City has started stage 3 of a project to create a green

corridor along the Nedlands section of the rail reserve.
This project will revegetate part of the grass verge on the
eastern and western sides of the railway line north of
Alfred Road.
After removing grass weeds and limestone rubble, mulch
will be laid over the area before planting water-wise,
locally occurring native trees, shrubs and groundcovers
in June. This project will assist with the Citys aim of
protecting biodiversity within the City, providing improved
habitats and connectivity for local fauna and increasing
the Citys capacity to absorb greenhouse gas emissions.
RIVERBANK GRANTS SCHEME 2014-15

WATKINS RD AND POINT RESOLUTION
Between January and September 2015 two restoration
projects are being undertaken along the Citys Swan
River foreshore at Watkins Road and Point Resolution
Reserve with funding received through the Swan River
Trusts Riverbank Grants program. Both projects will help
protect the river reserve from exposure to high energy
waves and natural erosion processes.
NEDLANDS AFFINITY CLUB

The Nedlands Afnity Club promotes a can do attitude
to life.
Members are entitled to discounts to courses and events.
Sample something new while making friends. Be part
of social groups that enhance wellbeing and positive
ageing within the community. Activities include Internet
Computer Caf, Good Company Group, Monday Movie
Club, Laughter Club, Mah-jong, Restorative Yoga, Table
Tennis, Tai Chi and the Waratah Walking Group.
For more information call Patricia on 9386 9803 or email
pjamieson@nedlands.wa.gov.au.
MY GREAT IDEA AWARD

An initiative of the Sustainable Nedlands Committee,
the My Great Idea Award aims to encourage
businesses, schools, manufacturers, urban designers,
community groups and individuals to develop ideas for
sustainable and innovative practices. The idea can be
big or small, but it must have an impact in the City of
Nedlands. Winners will share in $2000 worth of prizes,
and entries close at 5.00 pm on Friday, 29 May 2015.
For more information refer to the citys website, or
contact Rod Grifths from the Sustainable Nedlands
Committee at griffithsrod@gmail.com. Completed
entry forms should be submitted to the City
of Nedlands.
STRETCHY STORIES
BOOK MAKING WORKSHOP
Ages 6 12
During the school holidays join local West
Australian writer, author and illustrator Samantha
Hughes in a fun book making workshop.
Make an incredible stretching book from a single piece
of paper - it even has pockets to hide characters inside!
Bookings essential very limited places.
Friday 17 April
10.30 am 11.30 am
Nedlands Library
CELEBRATING 1,500 HOURS OF

VOLUNTEERING
The City would like to express its appreciation to Greg
Madson and his guide dog Nicholas after 15 years
and around 1,500 hours of volunteering on the City of
Nedlands Access Working Group. Thank you Greg!
CHILDCARE SPACES AVAILABLE

TRESILLIAN ARTS CENTRE
Enrolments for term 2 now open!
Point Resolution Childcare Centre (PRCC)
Tresillian Arts Centre offers a wide range of courses

including:
The City owns and operates a childcare centre on Jutland

Parade which caters for children aged up to 6 years. Prekindy and kindy programs are also available.
Arts Textiles Ceramics Music Computing

Health & Fitness Languages
Open 8.00 am 5.30 pm Monday to Friday (excluding

public holidays and Christmas school holiday periods).
Courses for children and youth are now open for

enrolment. Courses include Fun with Clay, Make
Puppets, Painting Me, Animal Portraits, Fashion
Drawing and much more. School holiday activities
run 7 April to 17 April 2015.
For more information call 9386 5835 or visit

nedlands.wa.gov.au/local-education-and-childcare.
For further information contact Tresillian Arts Centre

on 9389 1977 or tresillian@nedlands.wa.gov.au
Committee meeting 14 April

Council meeting 28 April
Download a copy of the full Term 2 program and

The Buzz for children and youth activities at
nedlands.wa.gov.au
Meetings start at 7 pm and are held in the Council

Chambers, 71 Stirling Highway. Please enter from the
Smyth Street entrance.
COUNCIL MEETING DATES
71 Stirling Highway. Nedlands WA 6009 | 9273 3500 | council@nedlands.wa.gov.au | nedlands.wa.gov.au
Peter pans smoke ban

Peter Jeanes doesnt believe
cigarette butts are bad for the
beach.
Russell Browns daughter, Pip Brown, reminded everybody that her father was a larrikin who loved
Mosman Park.
Picture-perfect opening
Mosman Park looked picture
perfect last Saturday when
the Russell Brown Adventure
Park was officially opened.
Guests included members
of Russells immediate and
extended family and the volunteers who created the play
space.
Mosman Park CEO Kevin
Poynton welcomed more than
100 guests to the park, which he
said was already a big hit with
local families and visitors.
Mayor Ron Norris said the
park would have cost around
$250,000 without the contribution of materials and labour
that brought the price down
to a third of that.
Project leader, South ward

councillor Brett Pollock, explained how the park began
as an idea for a place for
children not just to play; but
to explore, take risks and
have adventures in a natural
environment so they might
develop resilience.
He thanked key project partners, including the Rotary Club
of Mosman Park, the Mosman
Park Community Mens Shed
and St Hildas Anglican School
for Girls.
Terry Farrell of Nature
Based Play provided expert
architectural support.
Russell Browns daughter,
Pip, spoke on behalf of the
family, reminding everyone

who knew her father about
his larger-than-life energy,
his larrikin sense of fun and
humour, his dedication to his
family and his community, and
how he loved Mossie the town
where he was born and raised,
and where he continued to
contribute throughout his life
as a volunteer.
She said the park was a fitting tribute to him.
Two plaques on a stump
overlooking the park and the
river explain Russells contribution.
The park was opened by
the local MP, Premier Colin
Barnett.
The Cottesloe councillor made

the statement at the March council
meeting before most of his colleagues voted to ban smoking on
the sand.
Councillor Sally Pyvis pushed
for the ban.
In her motion, she said butts
were ingested by fish and birds
and contained plastic-based fibres,
cadmium, lead, and arsenic.
I dont believe theres sufficient
evidence cigarette butts have an
environmental impact, Mr Jeanes
said.
Ms Pyvis said: If youre not
aware, its something you should
really research.
Mr Jeanes said: I dont need a
lecture.
He said the ban would be a
drastic step.
It needs to go through a full
council process and committee,
it needs a full officer report, Mr
Jeanes said.
Councillor Katrina Downes liked
the idea of a ban.
I support it entirely, she said.
In her motion, Ms Pyvis said the
ban would be difficult for rangers
to enforce, but signs would be a

deterrent.
Ten Sydney beaches are now
smoke-free zones, Ms Pyvis
said.
The environmental group
Responsible Runners collected
more than 110,000 butts on Bondi
Beach in 18 months.
The vote to ban smoking was
6-2 (Mr Jeanes and Rob Rowell
against).
Council staff will report back to
councillors and the change will be
advertised before it takes effect.
Lets party again

The Cambridge street party was
such a success it could become
an annual event, mayor Simon
Withers said.
People came out in droves,
he said.
It was a roaring success.
We are going to have to do it
every year. It was money well
spent.
The party, on the Wembley end
of Cambridge Street on Saturday,
was to mark the 20th anniversary
two weeks ago of the founding of
the town.
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KEEPING THE TOWN OF CLAREMONT COMMUNIT Y INFORMED | APRIL 2015
FROM THE MAYORS DESK

After months of planning, Arty
April, our first arts specific festival is
Stage 3 of LandCorps Claremont on the Park development is

progressing as scheduled with an estimated completion of February
2016. The development is being delivered under the State Governments
Directions 2031 and Beyond initiative, created to address urban sprawl
and promote employment and community connectivity.
finally here. A highlight of the Get

into the Claremont Life Summer
Autumn event program, the festival
The Claremont on the Park project covers 9.4 hectares around the Claremont Football Oval. When complete the
development will include more than 700 new homes as well as shops and small businesses. The Claremont Tigers
clubhouse will also be redeveloped creating new business opportunities with the oval remaining an active sporting facility.
will see the Claremont town centre

buzzing with artistic activity. Street
art, creative workshops, live performances and a boutique
In the coming months, major works being undertaken include the realignment of Shenton Road and the relocation
of the existing train station parking to facilitate an underground power service. Together with LandCorp and project
developers Georgiou, the Town is committed to keeping all interested and affected residents and businesses informed
of the progress of the development. As such, the Town is creating an email database of its residents, so that we can
forward regular updates on the development occurring in your neighbourhood.
art market are just some of the activities planned to enrich

a visit to Claremont.
Arts and cultural development are important elements
If you would like to receive regular Claremont on the Park updates via email, please email
jcarter@claremont.wa.gov.au to subscribe.
to contribute to creating a sense of place and identity

and building civic pride. Over recent years, the Town has
For further information about the Claremont on the Park, visit www.landcorp.com.au/Residential/Claremont-on-the-Park
or call 1300 730 435.
fostered a program of events and activities that increase

our communitys access to arts and culture including an Art
Award, concerts, festivals and civic celebrations. Another
important aspect to supporting this is our public art policy,
which has seen the inclusion of some amazing sculptures in
Bay View Terrace, St Quentin Avenue and more recently in
our Administration & Council Chambers.
The Arty April festival has been intentionally tailored to
appeal to all ages and artistic interests. For young
children, creative workshops during the school holidays.
For those who like visual art, visit our town centre to
experience international, national and local artists
Native Plant
Subsidy Scheme
Claremont is
where the art is
Town of Claremont residents

can purchase up to 80 native
plants per household at the
subsidised rate of $1.50 from APACE nursery as part of
WESROCs native
plant subsidy scheme. The scheme will run from
dates. APACE nursery is located at 1 Johannah Street,
North Fremantle and is open from 8am to 3pm
weekdays and 9am to 12pm on Saturdays. Proof of
residency is required!
A visit to Claremont this April could

take a few unexpected turns as the
town centre becomes a backdrop for
a huge variety of arty events and activities. Live art
installations, creative workshops for kids, live music,
stand-up comedy and theatre and a boutique art
market are just some of the arty activities planned for
the Town of Claremonts inaugural Arty April festival.
For more information visit www.claremont.wa.gov.au
or www.facebook.com/TownofClaremontEvents
transform ordinary building walls into large scale murals.

And for those, like me, who enjoy live music head to the
See Graffiti? Snap Send Solve
town square Thursday evenings to our intimate pop up
We need your help to crack down on graffiti crime within the Town with more eyes on
the street the quicker graffiti removal will happen. Utilising the free mobile application
Snap Send Solve will get the job done sooner. Using the app, simply photograph the
problem, and the app works out where you are and who to send the report to. Easy to use
no queues, no forms, and no need to know in advance who to contact.
performance space.
I hope you will take the opportunity to experience and
enjoy this festival, and unleash your arty side this April.
Jock Barker, Mayor
The Snap Send Solve app is available to download for free from the Apple app store or
Android app on Google Play.
TOWN OF CLAREMONT PRESENTS
C R E AT I V E W O R K S H O P S
BOUTIQUE ART MARKET
LIVE PERFORMANCES
A RT I N S TA L L AT I O N S
AT THE CLAREMONT COMMUNITY HUB 327 Stirling Hwy, Claremont

Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
French Conversation
Climbing My Tree*
The Knitting Club
Wednesday
Baby Rhyme Time
Thursday
JP Service
Friday
Book Club
9.30am to 10.30am
10.30am
6.00pm to 6.45pm
8 May, 2pm to 3pm
Italian Conversation
Story Time
5.45pm to 6.45pm
17 April, 10.30am
Chinese Conversation
10:45am to 11:45am
iPad Basics* 10:45am to 11:45am
13 April
1.30pm to 3.30pm
7 April
1pm to 3pm
Search your family tree with our

expert from the Genealogical
Society of WA.
Bring along your knitting or

crocheting project and share a
yarn as you work.
IN YOUR COMMUNITY FEBRUARY & MARCH

Thursday 9 & 16 April
Sunday 12 April
Grab a Bag
School Holiday Fun*
CCH & Library
Decorate your own canvas
bag to keep.
*9285 4353 to reserve a place.
Lego Club
3.30pm to 4.30pm
*Call 9285 4353 to reserve a place.

Friday 17 April
L.I.V.E Metro Big Band
Family Open Day
5pm to 8pm
Mrs Herberts Park
An over 55s event
10am to 1pm
Freshwater Bay Museum
Loads of free family activities
Sunday 19 April
Arty April Boutique
Art Market
11am to 3pm
Bay View Terrace (south end)
Saturday 25 April
Until December
ANZAC Day Service
Western Suburbs at War
7.30am
Claremont War Memorial
1st Sunday of every month,

2pm to 5pm
Monday to Friday, 1pm to 4pm
ANZAC Centenary exhibition
Freshwater Bay Museum
NUMBER ONE CLAREMONT, 308 STIRLING HIGHWAY, CLAREMONT

P: 9285 4300 E: toc@claremont.wa.gov.au www.claremont.wa.gov.au
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FOR INFORMATION ABOUT

ANY OF THESE EVENTS,
PLEASE VISIT US @ Town of
Claremont Events
Knife man at
Easter event
Easy pickings for

car thieves
People at the Hunt for

Easter church event in
Nedlands last Saturday were
alarmed when a man ran into
the event with a knife.
Cottesloe police will allege
the 40-year-old tried to rob the
pharmacy on nearby Waratah
Avenue before he ran into
the park.
We will allege he demanded
cash and produced a Stanley
knife, Senior Sergeant Neil
Morton-Smith said.
A pharmacy attendant held
up a fan and he ran with no
money.
At the park the man frightened people when he took off
some of his clothes.
Police will allege the man
dropped the knife on the grass
and was caught after he ran
north on Vincent Street.
Some people at the Easter
event also chased the man.
The Forresteld man was
remanded in custody and is
due to appear in the Perth
Magistrates Court next
week.
BEAT
Dave Stevenson is amazed

at how many people leave
valuables in their cars.
with DAVID COHEN
Drive-away in
Dalkeith
A Porsche Macan was stolen from a Dalkeith home
this week.
Criminals got into the Circe
Circle North home and found
the keys in a handbag in the
living room.
The car was in the driveway;
and had not been found by the
time the POST went to press.
The crime happened between 8.30pm on Monday and
12.30am on Tuesday.
A Mosman Park Primary
School teachers car was
driven away after her handbag
was stolen from a classroom
last week.
The Volkswagen Tiguan has
not been found.
The crime happened in a
30-minute window last Friday
afternoon.
The Wembley station top

cop said that in one 12-hour
stint this week four cars were
targeted in Mt Hawthorn.
Last month, workers pay
was stolen from an unlocked
vehicle in West Leederville,
acting Senior Sergeant
Stevenson said.
An employee at a St
Leonards Avenue business
left the $5200 and payslips on
the front seat of the vehicle,
which was in an alley.
This week there have been
iPhones and iPads, wallets,
gym bags and other property
taken from locked and unlocked cars.
He said if there were valuables in plain sight thieves
would check the doors then
smash the window.
It is much safer to not leave
anything valuable in your
vehicle, he said.
TOWN OF CLAREMONT PRESENTS
201 5
Ascot man faces electric bike charge

An Ascot man will be
charged with offences by
summons over the theft of Ric
Charlesworths electric bike.
Left behind Police will allege
this box-cutter was used in a
Dalkeith crime last weekend.
Footy players
probed
Wembley police are probing
a nightclub brawl involving
players from Subiaco and
West Perth WAFL clubs.
Police were called to the
Hip-E Club in Leederville at
3.45am on Sunday after violence outside the venue.
Footage shows an altercation between a fair few people, acting Senior Sergeant
Dave Stevenson said.
We are looking at CCTV
footage and waiting on information from the club.
One West Perth player was
taken to hospital with a dislocated ankle and a Subiaco
player had a minor head
injury.
At the time those involved
in the brawl said they did not
want to press charges.
Acting Senior Sergeant
Stevenson said once the investigation was complete, police
would consider charging those
involved with public order offences or giving them notices
barring them from licensed
premises.
Teen charged
The German Ferber bike,

worth $2000, was stolen from
a trailer on the verge outside
Dr Charlesworths Nedlands
home in January.
A Willetton woman bought
the bike for $1300 after seeing
it on Gumtree, but she was
suspicious when the seller did
not have the bikes charger,
keys, or manuals.
After searching online she
found a letter Dr Charlesworth

wrote to the POST about the
crime, and contacted police.
After an investigation,
Sergeant Pat Kelly from
Wembley police charged the
Ascot man via summons with
unlawful possession and
fraud.
It will be alleged the Ascot
man told the buyer he was selling the bike on behalf of his
brother, who lives in Subiaco
but was overseas.
The bike has been returned
to Dr Charlesworth.
C R E AT I V E
WORKSHOPS
ART
I N S TA L L AT I O N S
Drunk dads spoil camp

Police say they are disappointed at drunken behaviour
by parents of Mosman Park
Primary School students last
weekend.
Cottesloe police were called
to Mann Oval during the school
P&Cs camping night early on
Saturday morning.
A parent called police after
some intoxicated fathers were
swearing loudly near children.
P&C president Robin Romero
said the behaviour was inappropriate and disappointing.
(It was) certainly not reective of the general culture of
our friendly and respectful
school community, which we,
as a P&C, are very proud of,
Mrs Romero said.
This was very much an isolated incident to my knowledge there has never been
Cottesloe police have charged a Booragoon

teenager after he allegedly crashed into a
Floreat power pole last Friday. Police said
it would be alleged he drove off after driving
into the Glengariff Drive pole at 1pm.
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an incident like this at any

Mosman Park P&C function.
It appears to have been an
error of judgement on the part
of a handful o parents out of a
total of more than 75 families
who supported the event.
Mrs Romero said it was the
second camping event the P&C
had run.
To the extent that alcohol
was a contributor to what occurred then that is obviously
most disappointing, she said.
As a P&C we will now need
to take into careful consideration the involvement of any alcohol at future P&C-supported
events of which children are
a part.
Cottesloe police ofcer in
charge Neil Morton-Smith said
he was also disappointed his
ofcers had to attend a school
camp-out.
LIVE
PERFORMANCES
BOUTIQUE
ART MARKET
Unleash your arty side this April
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EASTER
SERVICES
Holy Saturday 6.00pm Kids Easter Crafts

(In the Church Hall)
EASTER DAY 5.30am Easter Vigil + breakfast
8.30am Sung Communion
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town of claremont events

events@claremont.wa.gov.au
For venues, dates & times visit
w w w.claremont.wa.gov.au
Cottesloe Central Shopping Centre

Stirling Highway, Cottesloe 9384 6720
www.mosmanpark.wa.gov.au
TOWN OF
MOSMAN PARK
Calling All Young Adventurers!
The Town of Mosman Park and the Rotary Club of Mosman Park
would like to invite local families to join them for a Community
Barbecue at the Russell Brown Adventure Park (located at Minim
Cove Park near the Cooling Ponds, off McCabe Street) from 10am
to 1pm on Sunday 19 April.
For more information please contact the Towns Senior Community
Development Ofcer, Danelle Fauntleroy on 9383 6626 or email:
dfauntleroy@mosmanpark.wa.gov.au
Youth Events
ANZAC Day
2015 marks 100 years since the landing of the ANZAC troops
at Gallipoli. The Mosman Park Rotary Club in conjunction with
the Mosman Park Sub-Branch of the Returned and Services
League (RSL) will host a Gunre Breakfast at the Alf Adams
Pavilion, Solomon Street, Mosman Park on Saturday 25 April,
commencing at 7.30am.
The breakfast will be followed by the ANZAC Day Commemoration
Service in Memorial Park, on the corner Bay View Terrace and
Memorial Drive, Mosman Park at 10am. Seating will be provided
and an AUSLAN interpreter will be translating the service. This
years service will include a special performance of an excerpt of
Mineelds and Miniskirts a play that is being performed by the
Harbour Theatre about women in war. For further information on
these events, please contact the Towns Community Development
Ofcer, Haylie Clark on 9384 1633.
Bulk Waste Collections

Councils next collection of Mixed Waste (junk, whitegoods,
appliances) will begin on 13 April 2015. You can place items on your
verge from 3 April 2015 onwards.
PLEASE DO
PLEASE DONT PUT OUT
Waste on other properties or
Place waste on your own propertys
public places
verge
Separate junk from green waste and
Rubble, concrete or building
make two separate piles of waste materials, asbestos or cement
one just for green waste and one for
products
other waste
Ensure that small, loose items are placed Paint, chemicals or motor oil,
in containers that will be disposed of
batteries or ammable liquids
Ensuring that large appliances
Herbicides or pesticides, tyres
(refrigerators, washing machines and
and large vehicle parts
dryers) have their doors removed
Dismantle all large waste items (larger Mattresses or food waste
than 1.5 metres in length) for easy
collection by our trucks
The Town can assist you with advice on how to dispose of unsuitable
items visit our website for more information at
www.mosmanpark.wa.gov.au or call 9384 1633 for advice.
Easter/Public Holiday Waste Collections

Waste and recycling collections over the Easter period remain as normal
except for Good Friday (3 April) collections which will take place on Saturday
4 April instead. ANZAC Day (25 April) collections remain unchanged.
Using your verge

Town staff have noticed an increasing number of unauthorised objects,
such as rubbish, shipping containers and skip bins being placed on the
public street verge/nature strips adjacent to residential properties.
In order to ensure public safety, attractive streetscapes and useability,
all objects/materials must be authorised prior to placement on the verge.
In order to avoid the penalties, please contact Regulatory Services on
9384 1633 if you need advice on the use of your verge.
KICK START: Launch your music career!

Young people aged 13-25 are invited to meet other young
musicians and industry professionals during a day-long session to
learn tips from the experts, ask all the questions imaginable, and
get ideas about their next step forward in the music industry.
When: Saturday 11 April, 10am 4pm
Where: MosArts at Camelot, Lochee Street, Mosman Park
RSVP: by Thursday 9 April to hclark@mosmanpark.wa.gov.au
or 9384 1633
AMPFEST
An all ages live music event at the Llama Bar in Subiaco. Five bands
will perform at this FREE event which runs from 5pm 9pm on
Sunday 26 April.
These events are part of the Free Western Suburbs Youth Week Series Start
Me Up. For a full list of events visit www.facebook.com/STARTMEUP2015
SKATEBOARDING
Mossie Park Skateboarding competition and BBQ - prizes on offer!
When:
Tuesday, 14 April 2015 1:30pm
Register: Forms available at www.skateboardingwa.com.au
Info:
Haylie Clark on email hclark@mosmanpark.wa.gov.au or
9384 1633.
Junior Art Award Winners

The entries of the 2015 Junior Art Awards showcased artworks created
with a wonderful blend of techniques, materials and playfulness. What
was particularly striking about this years display was the various ways
in which the entrants, aged from 3 to 13 years, depicted motion in
response to the theme, Get Moving. The winners were announced at
the Towns Community Fair held on 29 March. Congratulations to:
Ollie Acklin, Winner - 4 years & under
Tom Selman, Winner - 7 years & under
Grace Donnelly, Winner - 10 years & under
Indigo Rankin-Cheek, Winner - 13 years & under
Ms Dalys Pre-Primary Class from Mosman Park Primary School, Winner
Group submissions
Archie Maslen, Winner - Peoples Choice Award
Please visit our website to view to the winning designs at
www.mosmanpark.wa.gov.au
Snap, Send, Solve

The Town of Mosman Park is now trialling a new
app for residents to SNAP pictures of issues
in the Town, SEND them to us online, and by
doing so, allowing us to SOLVE the problem!
You can send us pictures of such things as:
Cracks in the footpath
Illegal dumping
Grafti and property damage
Lost/found animals
Hazards (such as low-lying tree limbs)
Your reports will be forwarded to our friendly team to be xed ASAP. You
can download the SnapSendSolve app now from the App Store, or for
assistance, visit the Towns website at www.mosmanpark.wa.gov.au or
call 9384 1633. Get snapping!
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IS SUBIACO DAY
Subiaco Day is a day to reect on our unique and diverse history and
heritage and celebrate all things Subiaco, both past and present. Join in the
festivities at several free events happening in Subiaco to mark the occasion.
TIME
EVENT
10.30am
Special Subiaco Day storytime
12.15pm for a
12.30pm start
11.30am to
2.30pm
Library lunchtime talk Researching your family history

To secure a place for this event, RSVP to 9237 9300
or library@subiaco.wa.gov.au
Free sausage sizzle
Face painting | Childrens adventure walk
Self-guided heritage walks for adults
Community postcard sharing activity
Family photo opportunities with childrens entertainers
Meet the Subiaco Football Club and have your photo
taken with the 2014 Premiership Cup
11.30am to
12.30pm
Autograph signing with members of the Subiaco Football Club
11.30am to
4pm
Extended museum opening hours for ANZAC Centenary exhibition

When the Great War came to Subiaco
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Subiaco Library
237 Rokeby
Road
Subiaco
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239 Rokeby
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(next to Subiaco
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239 Rokeby
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Future
Housing
Choices
(SCHEME AMENDMENTS 31)
Your neighbourhood will be

receiving information from
the Town of Cambridge in
the coming weeks detailing
new housing options.
knowledge
What does this mean?
advice
1) How could the new proposal affect me

or my neighbours?
2) Is my home considered an option to
create a new housing type
After meeting with the Town of Cambridge Mayor and
Town Planners we can help you better understand how
these proposed changes may affect you in the future.
potential
Call our team for a condential chat

as to what these interesting times
mean for YOU and YOUR property.
choice
Team
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Adrian Abel
0410 564 304
Nicole Jones
0435 450 955
Michael Hallam 0407 470 100
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Cambridge amendments wrong

for City Beach, Floreat
Simplified argument elitist

Rod Bradley is absolutely
wrong in his over-simplified
argument (Ratepayers infuriated, Letters, March 28).
In the early 90s, Mt Lawley
went through the same issue of
increasing density and the same
old objections were wheeled
out as those of the current
objectors.
It is somewhat elitist to insist
that because you were fortunate
enough to buy or inherit a property close to the city that you
should have the right to prevent
opportunity for others to enjoy
the same privileges.
The ridiculous and spurious
argument that higher density
zoning will decrease property
values is not only anecdotally
wrong but academically as
well.
Once density goes up by allowing more housing on smaller plot
ratios, the more value there is
in surrounding properties.
No one forces the owners to
sell and/or demolish and redevelop!
Mt Lawley shopping precinct

in Beaufort Street improved
directly proportionally to the
increase in dwellings in the
area.
All residents old and new
benefitted.
Any undeveloped blocks in
the R30 and R40 areas are exponentially worth a good deal
more.
Not only does the individual
property price rise, but also
the resulting improved commercial amenity of the district
increases value.
Yes, developers benefit just
like all businesses. We are not
bogey men and do not always
win on the risk we take!
Finally, the more you push
your fellow citizens to the
fringes the more through traffic
is created in your area.
Europe worked this out centuries ago we are just a little
slow on the uptake!
The view from, and into, the

backyard.
Steve Shilkin
Owston Street, Mosman Park
Green space key to garden city

Regarding the proposed
Cambridge planning amendments, it is sad that some people,
including from the real estate
industry who should know better, use emotive language, do
not seem to read the brochure
properly, ignore facts and reality.
The photograph shows an
example of a corner block in
City Beach.
If the current or future owner
of the corner block wishes to
redevelop with a manor house,
the result will do far more for
the garden image of City
Beach than the house adjacent
to the west of it.
The latter show very little
Corner block, Cambridge Intramap.

green space, only hard surfaces.
The image is from Town of
Cambridges Intramap.
Humphrey Boogaerdt
Sunnyside Road, Floreat
Neighbours
overlooked
Its ironic that a correspondent from Pangbourne Street
notes that Holland Street
isnt affected by higher density and has kept its character
and charm (We can have infill with good-quality living,
Letters, POST, March 28).
The overlooking, two-storey
building causing concern
is actually in Pangbourne
Street, built right up to the
laneway with a balcony and
full-length glass door looking
right into our neighbours and
our back gardens.
Objections to the Cambridge
council came to nothing, so
citing planning rule mechanisms regarding overshadowing and privacy as some sort
of safe guard is tenuous to
say the least.
Far from a NIMBY attitude,
all that is asked is that the
council actually does follow
its alleged planning rules for
existing neighbours.
Stephanie Woods
Holland Street, Wembley
I would like to share my views

on Cambridge councils town
planning scheme amendment
No.31 housing options.
The topic of changing housing density and rezoning is
one which impacts on peoples
lifestyle choices and quality
of life.
It is not surprising that people take very seriously matters
which relate to where they want
to live.
To date I have listened to, and
received correspondence from,
residents who oppose scheme
amendment No.31 as well as
those who support it.
Scheme amendment No.31 is
a Cambridge council policy to
offer greater housing choices
in the City Beach and Floreat
suburbs.
The maps included in the councils Future Housing Choices
for Each Generation brochure

depict rezoning throughout these
suburbs.
I do not support the town planning scheme amendment No.31
because of the way it applies its
rezoning to the suburbs of City
Beach and Floreat.
I do support a higher density
housing options strategy on undeveloped sites, such as the
development at Perry Lakes in
Floreat and Ocean Mia in City
Beach.
Consideration should also be
given to offering higher density
dwelling choices, close to activity
centres on major public transport corridors, where there is
proximity to essential shops and
services. This is in keeping with
the state governments Directions
2031 infill housing policy.
Sean LEstrange MLA
Member for Churchlands
We pay for this privilege

It is with sadness that I write
this, and fundamentally have
to take this kind of action to be
heard.
As a ratepayer of Cambridge
council, the flawed process that
has been undertaken by the
council is utterly disappointing
and disturbing.
To take what are well established suburbs that have been
designated since their inception as
garden suburbs and to destroy
their character should be fought
and fought hard by residents.
We live in these suburbs because we dont want to live one
metre in each direction from our
neighbours.
We want the streetscape, the
trees, the open space, and we pay
for this privilege, so how can a
body that is meant to represent its

constituents act so recklessly?
Shame on you, Cambridge
council.
Using uninformed statistics to
make its case demonstrates the
level of poor engagement and
communication the council is
using to justify its position. Dont
let it happen.
I would implore all residents of
City Beach and Floreat to write
to Cambridge council, sign petitions and get involved, because
before you know it the garden
suburbs will become the triplex
and manor suburbs, and they
might as well change the names
to Scarborough and Innaloo.
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Whats on
How we got
our parks
in POST community
The parks and gardens of

Perth city will be enjoyed from
a historical perspective when
Lise Summers presents a talk
on Tuesday, April 14.
Garden expert Matthew Lunn will be the guest

speaker when the Subiaco Probus Club meets
on Monday, April 13. His talk is titled Behind
the Mic, the goings on of a talk-back host on
Curtin Radio FM100.1 (Lets Talk Gardening).
Probus meets at 10am in the Victoria League
building, 276 Onslow Road, Shenton Park.
Guests and new members are welcome.
Dr Summers illustrated talk,

Naturally Urbane: parks in the
city, will be for the WA branch
of the Australian Garden History
Society at the Grove Community
Centre, on the corner of Leake
Street and Stirling Highway.
Dr Summers, who is senior
archivist at the State Records
Office and a part-time lecturer
at Curtin University, will draw
on her PhD thesis, which looked
at the factors that influenced the
establishment and development
of parks in Perth.
The talk will begin at 7pm
and will be followed by a light
supper.
Entry is by gold coin donation.
RSVP to Gillian Lilleyman on
9384 2833.
Perth Probus
The next meeting of the Probus (mens) Club

of Perth will be at Lake Karrinyup Country
Club, North Beach Road, at 10am on Tuesday,
April 14. The speaker will be Professor Murray
Lampard on homeland security. Professor
Lampard retired as Deputy Commissioner
of WA Police in 2008 and is chair of the
Road Safety Council of WA. He has extensive
experience in the fields of defence, criminal
investigation and child health promotion.
Easter at St
Claremont
re-creates
Cretaceous
Matthews
Jurassic Park Kids with some dinosaurs in Claremont Park.
St Matthews Church in
Onslow Road in Shenton Park
will hold a series of Easter
services.
They are on Good Friday,
April 3, at 9am at the church
and 10am at the Rosalie Primary
School undercroft.
On Easter Sunday, April 5,
there will be services at 8am,
10.15am, 4pm and 6.30pm at
the church, at 10am at Rosalie
Primary School Undercroft and
6.30pm at UWAs Social Sciences
Lecture Theatre.
Subiaco Probus
Claremont is going back 150

million years.
The council is letting hundreds of dinosaurs roam its

streets as part of its Arty April
program.
Kids, its time to dig out your
safari suits and put on your
pith helmets: youre in for a
roaring good time, mayor Jock
Barker said.
Come along to one of the
creative workshops to re-colour
history by painting a pint-sized
dinosaur neon.
ClaremontslatestCretaceous
creatures will then be hidden

for a T-Rex-sized game of hide
and seek around the town centre, and you can join in the hunt
to find yours.
Council art consultant Julie
Rosario said children still
had a fascination for all things
Jurassic.
She said:Hundreds of
distinctively decorated little
dinosaurs will fill our streets,
car parks, laneways and shops,
and other town centre spots.
Take a selfie with them and
use the hashtags #neondinos
and #claremontlife.
Unitarians
This Sunday, April 5, the Unitarian Association
will hold an open forum on the subject,
What does Easter mean to me? Enquiries:
perthunitarians.org.
Managing pain
Other Arty April activities

will include live art installations, creative workshops, live
music, stand-up comedy and
theatre, and a boutique art
market.
The council said one of the
highlights would will be international and local street artists
transforming four ordinary
walls into big murals.
Claremont council has two
free creative workshops to
give to the first five people who
email events@claremont.wa.gov.
au. and mention this report.
Occupational therapist Jane Muirhead will talk

about how to manage the highs and lows of
pain and fatigue associated with all types of
arthritis and to work towards realistic goals
and a better quality of life. Her talk is from
11am to noon on Thursday, April 9, at Wyllie
Arthritis Centre, 17 Lemnos Street, Shenton
Park. Bookings are essential on 9388 2199 or
www.arthritiswa.org.au/events.
Better relationships
Courses coming up in April at Relationships
Australia are Mindfulness, Communication
in Relationships and Love Languages.
They will be at 22 Southport Street, West
Leederville. Enquiries: 9489 6322 or www.
wa.relationships.com.au.
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Community news
Gallipoli
remembered
By Shannon Lovelady
Gallipoli Dead from
Western Australia Project
William Herbert Newbury, or
Bertie, as he was known, was
born in South Australia, the
youngest child and only son
of teachers William Newbury
and Fanny Herbert.
William and Fanny, whose
pioneering family had settled
Yankalilla, ran Delameres
Dairy Flat school.
They had four daughters
Minnie, Fanny, Anna (who died
in infancy), and Gladys.
Then, five years later, on
February 21, 1889, when Fanny
was 43 and William was 63,
Bertie was born. He was the
apple of his parents eyes and,
like his sisters, was diligently
educated both at school and
at home.
In 1899, Minnie (22) came to
WA for the birth of her cousins
first baby. While here, she married Charles Ellershaw (42) at St
Lukes Church in Cottesloe.
By then the Newburys were
at Templers, north of Adelaide.
William finally retired in mid1904, aged 78, and he, Fanny,
Gladys (20) and Bertie (15) then
followed Minnie to WA, leaving
Fanny (26) in South Australia
where she married a few months
later.
They arrived before the birth
of Minnies third child, Phyllis,
in February 1905 and settled in
William and Fanny Newbury. Courtesy the Ellershaw family.

Albert Street, Buckland Hill
(now Harvey Street, Mosman
Park). Later, they moved to
Mundaring. Minnie and Charles
moved to a home in Glyde Street
they called Delamere.
In October 1906, Bertie passed
his public service exams and
began work as a bank clerk.
He was 25 and still single in
1914 when he left on holiday
on March 30, working his way
to Sydney as a steward on the
Katoomba.
He was in Sydney when war
was declared and, on August
24, he enlisted as a private in
the 3rd Battalion. Along with
the 1st, 2nd and 4th Battalions,
all raised in NSW, they formed
the 1st Brigade, which landed
on Gallipolis deadly shore
under heavy fire from 5.30am
on April 25.
Bertie survived the landing,
and the first horrendous month

of fighting until May 24, the day
of the burial armistice. His
record notes he was shot in the
carmen (a term that remains
a mystery) and the eye.
After two months recuperating in Malta, Bertie rejoined his
unit on the Anzac front lines
on July 25, in time to join the
assault on the Turkish trenches
at Lone Pine.
On August 6, the brigade diary
dryly records: After an hours
intensive bombardment the
1st Infantry Brigade assaulted
3rd Battalion in the centre
With heavy loss the position
was gained.
At 8.22pm General Birdwood,
commander of the Anzac forces,
sent a message saying Well
done 1st Brigade. You have done
splendidly.
Of this assault, war correspondent C. E. W. Bean wrote:
Certainly no finer feat has
been accomplished on the
Peninsula than this taking of
Lonesome Pine, and holding
it against a counter-attack
lasting for six solid days.
NSW cannot be too proud
of her men.
These words do not even
hint at the horror that unfolded. The men, with rifles
unloaded, charged across
no mans land, under heavy
shrapnel fire, expecting to
enter the trenches and
Minnies ad,
Sunday Times, April 16, 1916.
Bertie Newbury c1899.

Courtesy the Ellershaw family.
engage the enemy with bayonets, but they found the forward
trenches securely roofed and
the Turks firing on them with
rifles and machine guns from
within.
The Australians rethought
their attack. Some blindly
dropped feet-first through manholes into the darkness below or,
filled with adrenalin, ripped up
the logs and jumped in. Others
threw themselves into the rear
communications trenches
and grimly fought their
way forward. All at a
devastating cost of life.
It was so confined in
the trenches the men
used just their bayonets,
knives, fists and teeth.
It is the only Gallipoli
assault considered a victory, yet at its close, more
than 2000 Australians
and 5000 Turks lay dead.
It was later described
as the closest, most
gruesome, bloody, handto-hand fighting of the
entire war.
The 3rd Battalion
was relieved on the
morning of August 10
and the battalion diary
notes We rested and
reorganised 21 officers, 579 other ranks
were killed, wounded
or missing, the exact proportions

being yet unknown.
Bertie was reported missing
and his family notified, but on
November 19 they received a
telegram saying he had returned
to duty in Egypt. This was confirmed by the 117th casualty list
published in The Daily News of
November 29.
But it was a mistake; Bertie was
still missing. The Red Cross then
sought witnesses from Berties
company.
Private William Etchell said
on August 6 he saw Bertie hit
in the head and he lay apparently dead in No Mans Land
for two days.
Private John Annetts said he
saw Bertie fall in the charge,
that shells were bursting all
round him and he was probably
blown to bits.
Based on this and other evidence, at a Court of Inquiry in
June 1916, Bertie was declared
killed in action at Lone Pine.
The army wrote to Mundaring
Reverend Rowland Taylor and
asked
him to advise Berties
a
mother,
Fanny. He set out to do
m
just
that.
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In the meantime the family
had
h found someone who thought
theyd
seen Bertie on a ship in
t
Fremantle.
Minnie placed an ad
F
in
i the Sunday Times of April 16,
1916,
pleading for someone else
1
to
t come forward.
She explained his head was
bad,
his disc was missing and his
b
memory
had gone he was being
m
taken
to Sydney for identification
t
He was a dark, good-looking
boy
about 5ft 6in his sister
b
would
be very glad to hear as
w
he
h is an only son.
Minnies ad bore fruit and in
July
a Lance Corporal Porter
J
wrote
saying Bertie was in Egypt;
w
quite well but unfit for further
q
action.
a
Fanny had just read this
lletter when Reverend Taylor
arrived.
Porters letter was so convincing and Fanny so relieved,
Reverend Taylor didnt have
the heart to deliver his letter.
Instead, he lay the problem at the
door of AIF chaplain Reverend
T. Percy Wood, who was also
the husband of Berties sister,
Fanny.
The investigation took six
months, but the army found
Porters statement unconfirmed.
In June 1917, Reverend Taylor
was once again asked to deliver
the news to Berties mother. This
time he did, but it seems the
family did not believe it, because
they placed no death or memorial notices for Bertie.
His remains and identity disc
were never found and his name
is on the Lone Pine Memorial to
the Missing.
Despite the testimonies of
Privates Etchell and Annetts,
could it have been Bertie on that
ship in Fremantle in early 1916?
Was he shell-shocked, unable to
communicate, and taken back to
NSW because he was wearing a
NSW battalions colours?
In August 1918 Fanny (72) and
William (92) both caught influenza and died within hours of each
other, either side of midnight on
August 11 and 12.
Minnie later received her
brothers medals, memorial scroll
and plaque. She never gave up
hope he might come home.
The stories of Lady Soldiers

To fit in with the Anzac
theme, Floreat and districts
branch of National Seniors
Australia has invited author
Lyn Dale to speak on her
book, Lady Soldiers.
Her book tells the stories of
51 women who served in the
Australian army between the
1950s and the 1990s.
Lyns talk is on Thursday,
April 9, at Mt Claremont
Community Centre in
Montgomery Avenue.
President John Dingle
said Lyn had served in the
Australian army, worked
for many years at Murdoch
University, had produced film
documentaries and had a passionate interest in telling the
stories of ordinary Australian
women.
The funny and poignant
personal histories that Lyn
has written illuminate their
experience in a unique way,

he said.
I hope that many will come
to hear her and enjoy being
with us to add to our Anzac
experience.
Her book will be for sale at
$30 and she will sign copies.
The group gathers from
9.30am for a 10am start, finishing at noon.
The cost is $5 and all aged 50
and over are welcome.
Community news
Easter is here hooray

Finally Easter has arrived, bringing four days
off.
The long break brings an
opportunity to get away and
throw a line in pristine waters to the south and north
of Perth.
The Mandurah area, including Dawesville and the
Cut, has always been a favourite Easter location only
an hour from Perth. It offers
plenty of places to stay and
pretty good fishing.
Go the extra mile to
Margaret River, Augusta,
Walpole and Albany and
the colder southern waters
will throw up some great
fishing, including salmon,
squid, herring, tailor and
plenty of pink snapper and
dhufish offshore.
The southern rivers are
prime locations to snare
black bream. The Blackwood
is one of my favourites, especially around Molloy Island,
and the Scott River.
You get some pretty good
crabs in that area, too.
The whiting are of a good,
size down that way and have
you seen the size of the crayfish they catch there?
Heading into April,
many anglers thoughts
turn farther north, to spots
from Dongara and Port
Denison to Kalbarri and
Port Gregory.
Offshore, at the Abrolhos
islands, the fishing is what
dreams are made of, but
only if the wind is not
howling.
You really have to pick
your times but it is worth
it because it is where the
northern and southern
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waters mix and offers great
fishing for dhuies, baldchin,
pink snapper and even
coral trout and spangled
emperor,.
Port Gregory and Horrocks
Beach are little seaside
hideaways and only those
who know how good the
fishing really is go there.
And they dont usually tell
anyone.
Not far offshore you can
find great dhuie fishing and
even in the shallow water
there are great baldchin
groper sites.
Kalbarri is another great
spot, though you have to
know how to get your boat
through the river mouth.
There are boating accidents
there every year and usually
at the mouth.
Once through the river
mouth the world is your
oyster trolling for Spanish
mackerel, bottom bouncing
for dhufish, snapper and all
the usual suspects, and there
are good crays at the right
time of the year.
Shore-based angling at
Kalbarri is also great, with
some monster tailor caught
along the reef edges and good
mulloway fishing right at the
mouth of the Murchison.
If you can get across the
river to Chinaman rock, the
tailor and mulloway are
bigger, and there is nothing
wrong with that.
Wherever you head this
Easter, even if you stay
right at home, have a safe
and happy Easter and good
fishing.
Rhythm is fun and has many benefits for, from left, Cheryl, Terri, Hilly, John, Drumbeat director Simon, Errol, Shirley,
Find and Connect manager Mary-Jo Morgan, Colin and Cheryle. Photo: Paul McGovern
Drummers say rhythm does you good

There were plenty of cool
rhythms at Kimberley Care in
West Leederville last Thursday.
A group from Find and Connect
performed for residents of the home
as part of the Drumbeat program.
Residents were also invited to
take part.
Find and Connect manager Mary-
creative therapeutic program that

uses rhythm to reach alienated
young people, or those at risk of
problematic health and social
outcomes.
People taking part learn to work
co-operatively and can enjoy the
therapeutic and recreational benefits of music.
Jo Morgan said the event was a

great experience for performers
and audience members.
Our group is really excited about
giving back to the community and
the event ties in with the upcoming
Neighbourhood and Neighbour
Day, she said.
Drumbeat is a fun, safe and
Step back into Perths heritage houses

The next in the 2015 Walk and
Talk series explores some of
Perths stunning heritage houses,
both grand and humble.
Sadly, many have been demolished but there are still some treasures that have wonderful stories
and characters behind them.

The free walk will set off from
the art deco Lawson Apartments,
which are still private flats, and
head to the Old Deanery, which
was built in 1859 as the residence
of the first Dean of Perth.
Leading the walk will be Richard

Offen, executive director of
Heritage Perth.
The Heritage Homes of Perth
walk will run on April 13, 14 and
15 and bookings are essential via
heritageperth.com.
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Lives lived in
Bold Park
The Australian bush is a one-stop shop for
bush tucker, shelter and medicine.
Moira McKinnons first novel, Cicada, is set in the Kimberley just after World War I.
Meet thriller writer Moira in Swanbourne

Imagine fleeing across
the roughest terrain in the
Kimberley with a villain
in hot pursuit.
And doing it in the early
20th century.
Thats what author Moira
McKinnon puts her heroine
through in her fast new
thriller, Cicada.
Find out how Moira
works and is inspired at the
Fellowship of Australian
Writers WAs Creative
Conversations next Sunday,
April 12, at 3pm in Mattie

Furphy House.
Moira will face fellow
author Marlish Glorie for
an hour of questions about
Cicada, which is her first
novel.
Moira lives in Canberra
and studied medicine at the
University of WA.
In her writing, she uses
material passed to her by
Aboriginal patients and
friends about cultural
knowledge and natures
secrets.
At 3pm the following
Sunday, April 19, Moira will
run a writing workshop, The
Power of the Sentence.
She will outline the tools
for making great sentences,
examining the rhythm,
balance and suspense of
sentences of master writers.
She challenges all comers
to head along with a sentence
or two from works they have
read, or that they have writ-
ten themselves, whether

it has made you sweat with
effort or laugh with joy.
Entry to the conversation
is $10, and for the workshop
$30.
Mattie Furphy House is
at the corner of Kirkwood
Street and Clare Copse,
Swanbourne.
For more information,
go to fawwa.org.au, email
fellowshipaustralianwriters@gmail.com, or ring 9384
4771.
Traditional Aboriginal life involved moving

across country according to the six seasons
and living sustainably off the land.
The coastal plain provided a bounty of
resources and was an important hunting
and gathering ground for the local Noongar
people.
During djeran (April and May), the cooler
weather set in and courtship and marriage
ceremonies took place.
Fish and prawns were caught by herding
them into weirs made from branches of the
prickly moses and other native plants.
While the men were out hunting, women
gathered bulbs to eat from fringed lilies, bloodroot and other tuberous plants. For sickness,
the marri tree provided medicine for a raft of
ailments.
To find out
more about this
fascinating culture, join the
volunteer Bold
Park guides for
their free morning walks on
Saturday April 11,
Thursday April
16 and Sunday
April 19
The walks will
be leaving at 9am
from the Tuart
carpark, returning at 10.30am.
For more information, visit www.
bgpa.wa.gov.au
or contact the
Friends of Bold
Park Bushland at The tubers of the fringed
friendsbp@bgpa. lilly were an important food
wa.gov.au or 9480
source for Noongar people.
3996.
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Parks Authority
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Musical first for garden chapel
For the first time, the Garden
Chapel at Karrakatta Cemetery
will be used for a series of
performances featuring WA
Academy of Performing Arts
(WAAPA) graduates.
The chapel will showcase
classical vocalists through to
jazz musicians for the next three
Saturdays.
The opening show at 4.30pm on
Saturday, April 11, will feature
soprano Daniella Sicari and
mezzo-soprano Madeleine Joyce
from the WAAPA Class of 2013,
who have both been accepted
into masters programs.
Daniella will be studying at
the Royal Northern College
of Music in Manchester and
Madeleine will be going to the

Royal Academy in London.
The chapel is small so tickets
($15) are limited. They are available from www.webticketing.
com.au.
The performer on Saturday,
April 18, is saxophonist Marc
Osborne, who has been playing
with some of Perths best ensembles and musicians since 2010 as
well as touring WA and the east
coast with his own bands.
Twenty-one-year old jazz pianist Brodie Stewart will be the
final performer on April 25.
He will be joined by Alistair
Peel on double bass, and Daniel
Harrison on drums.
Working behind the scenes

It was 40 years ago, in 1975,
that members of the Princess
Margaret Hospital Volunteers
group first started working in
support roles at the childrens
hospital.
With the students from Rosalie, whose heads are all beautifully wrapped in turbans, are Turbans and Trust
members Davinder Singh, left, and Harjit Singh and teacher Hope McCarra.
Turbans tie community together

Rosalie Primary School
students were in a fun twist
over turbans on Friday.
About 80 Rosalie students visited Subiaco library for a special
Harmony Week Storytime session with Turbans and Trust.
After reading the book,
A Lions Mane, members of
Turbans and Trust tied and
twisted turbans on several of
the students.
Turbans and Trust was started

in 2012 to give people an opportunity to learn a little bit about
the significance of wearing
turbans, and to open up a conversation about people, faith,
difference and community.
While the turban is a mandatory article of faith for a
practising Sikh, it is also held
in high esteem by many other
cultures.
Unfortunately, due to events
of the past decade, some people have come to associate the

turban with a threat.
Sikhs, the most prominent
turban wearers around the
world, have borne the brunt of
this backlash.
Turbans and Trust hopes to
turn that trend around, not just
for Sikhs but for all people who
are made to feel unwelcome
because of what they wear.
The hospital recently marked

the volunteers 40th anniversary
with a special thank-you celebration for their love, concern for
people and their ability to create
an atmosphere of friendliness
and goodwill.
The PMH volunteers manage
the hospitals kiosk, friendship
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Photographer and educator
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using photo editing software at
Westside Photography Club.
He will show how to manipulate images and use layering in the session at 7.30pm
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Double delight from two star performers

The Royal Schools Music
Club has a double delight for
music lovers next Saturday.
Emily Leung. Photo: Grebla Media
Two of its anniversary scholarship winners, Stephanie

Jones (2010) and Emily Leung
(2014), will present a concert
at UWA.
Emily studies the violin with
Paul Wright and the piano with
Raymond Yong.
She held leadership positions
in the Australian Chamber
Orchestras Academy orchestra
in 2012 and 2013.
This year she will appear
as soloist with the Fremantle
Chamber Orchestra, playing the
Mendelssohn violin concerto,

as well as attending summer
academies and festivals in
France and the UK.
In next Saturdays concert,
Emily will perform solo Bach
and some virtuosic Ysaye on the
violin, and a Schubert sonata
on the piano.
Stephanie grew up in Floreat
and is a nationally acclaimed
classical guitarist, winning the
National Young Virtuoso Award
last year.
She recently graduated
from the Australian National
University with first-class
honours in classical guitar
performance.
This concert is part of her

farewell Australian tour before
she heads to Europe to compete
and perform in competitions
and festivals, and to study music
in Germany.
The concert is on Saturday,
April 11, in the Callaway Music
Auditorium in UWAs school
of music.
Pre-concert refreshments
will be served at 7pm and the
concert starts at 7.30.
Tickets are $15 at the door,
including a program and refreshments.
Fore more information, go to
rsmc.info.
Churchlands is celebrating
Everyone is getting involved
as Churchlands Primary School
enjoys its 50th birthday.
Last week, a coptercam flew
over the school to photograph
all 520 students who had joined
together to form the shape of the
number 50.
Then after school on Friday
there was a whole school community marketplace that included

food, entertainment, an art show
of student work, the launch of the
schools commemorative cookbook
and fairground rides.
As well as a celebration, the marketplace raised funds to continue
refurbishing the schools library.
Elly will make you laugh

Two-year-old Elly is exuberant and very funny and her ideal
home would be with an active
family with older children.
Elly would make the perfect
exercise buddy she loves to
go running.
She also adores human contact
but will need plenty of guidance
and training to learn good doggy
manners.
Anyone interested in meeting
Elly can drop into the Shenton
Park Dogs Refuge Home at 30
Lemnos Street, Shenton Park or
call 9381 8166.
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Enter the world

of sea turtles
Find out about the secret life of marine turtles
from someone who has been studying them for
25 years.
Since the early 1990s, environmental scientist
Kellie Pendoley has focused primarily on marine
turtles and their interaction with industry in places
such as the Pilbara, Kimberley, Queensland,
Norfolk Island and Soyo, at the mouth of the
Congo River in Angola, West Africa.
At the WA Naturalists Clubs next meeting on
Friday, April 10, Dr Pendoley will explain why
turtle hatchlings almost always emerge from the
sand at night and why the male hatchlings are at the
bottom of the nest and the females at the top.
How do baby turtles find the ocean, where do
they go once they get there and how do they know
which direction to swim in?
How old are turtles before they breed for the
first time and how do they find their way back to
the beaches they were born on?
Find out at Dr Pendoleys talk at 7.30pm on
Friday in the Hew Roberts Lecture Theatre at
UWAs Clifton Street campus.
For more information, call John on 9389 8289
or email gardnerj@iinet.net.au.
Free music marks 10th birthday

A free outdoor concert next Saturday will mark
the start of 10th anniversary celebrations for the
Fremantle Chamber Orchestra.
Enjoying a bit of Viking adventuring are, from left, Verity Khan, Felix Khan, teacher Deborah Wake, Ben Tonkin and Bram
Heierman-Rix.
Viking history comes alive
It was on for young and

old when Vikings turned
up at North Cottesloe
Primary School.
The Grey Company visited the school to perform
a historical re-enactment
focusing on medieval coin
making, fire flint stones,
modified cross bow, modified archery, alphabet

runes, art, face painting and
the traditional Viking board
game of Hnefatafl.
The company also performed several battle
scenes, wearing traditional
armour and using swords,
shields and broad axes in

combat to entertain the students and their families.
The event grew from
enrichment classes on the
Vikings for a group of Year
4 and Year 6 students with
teacher Deborah Wake.
After investigating sig-
nificant aspects of Viking

life, they presented their
findings on wooden shields
created for them by volunteers from the Mosman Park
Mens Shed.
The students then painted
significant events on to the
shields.
For the concert at the Fremantle Arts Centre the

orchestra will be joined by pianist Mark Coughlan
and sopranos Penny Shaw and Fiona-Cooper Smyth
of DivaLicious.
Chris van Tuinen will conduct a program that will
include some of the most beautiful opera melodies
by Mozart, Delibes and Puccini.
There will be hot South American rhythms,
percussion and catchy tunes by composes Arturo
Mrquez and Astor Piazzolla.
Classical masterpieces include two movements
from Beethovens 5th Symphony and the last
movement of his 1st Piano Concerto, Mozarts
Don Giovanni Overture and Verdis Prelude to
La Traviata.
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rugs, picnic and drinks, with the music starting
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Try a spoonful
of Sugar
SARAH McNEILL
and rolled hairstyles and

make-up so popular with lovers
of vintage styles.
Were tough on beauty, she
said.
She was a runner-up in Miss
Burlesque Australia (WA) last
year and performed in last
years Australian Burlesque
Festival in Adelaide. Next
month she will be one of
three burlesque performers to
represent Australia in London.
To help raise money for
Sugars London trip, Lady
Velvet Cabaret is hosting
a special high tea-themed
matinee burlesque show at the
Rosemount Hotel on Sunday,
April 19.
Sugar said she had invited
some of her favourite
performers to join her in the
burlesque show, including
performers from Lady
Velvet Cabaret and Twisted
Vaudeville, her graduating
dance students, and stand-up
comedians.
Sweets and desserts will be
for sale at the fundraiser, along
with the Rosemounts menu.
Order tickets with high tea
platters on www.oztix.com.au.
Tickets are $20 at the door.
The vivacious and curvaceous

Sugar du Joure, aka Laura
Young, has been selected
to perform at the London
Burlesque Festival next month.
During the day, Laura
manages plus-size boutique
City Chic, but by night she
transforms into Sugar, a
sassy and funny burlesque
performer.
My style is very comedybased, said Sugar, who
submitted three of her video
performances to the London
Festival organisers and had all
three selected.
In her best-known
performance, she plays a giant
tube of toothpaste serenading a
young man about to brush his
teeth ... until he produces a can
of Coke.
The toothpaste is so
annoyed, she slowly squeezes
herself out of the tube,
emerging in a bright green
gown.
Sugar also performs classic,
pretty burlesque, but said: Ive
always been impressed by those
people who dont use sex to get
out of their clothes. Burlesque
is all about the tease.
Sugar has been performing
and teaching burlesque for
four years with Subiaco-based
cabaret troupe, Lady Velvet
Cabaret.
She also teaches Bootcamp
Pin-up, the classic 50s pinned
Photo: Chayla Taylor
The show is at 1pm on
Sunday, April 19, at The

Rosemount Hotel, North
Perth. All proceeds will go to
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London Burlesque Festival in
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Flying start for the

new Fly By Night
SARAH McNEILL
The Fly By Night

Musicians Club is
celebrating its new home
in Fremantles Victoria
Hall with a big band
extravaganza.
On April 11, exactly
a month after the club
moved out of its home for
28 years, the Artillery Drill
Hall, the Fly opens in the
refurbished Victoria Hall,
just around the corner.
Australian trumpeter
Adam Hall joins American
soul singer Richard
Jackson and sultry singer
Alemay Fernandez, a rising
star on Singapores jazz
scene, for the opening gig.
With support from The
Soul Sessions Fidelity and
The Velvet Playboys, they
International jazz stars Richard Jackson and Alemay Fernandez will rock it out for the
opening of the new Fly By Night.
launch Government House

Foundations much-loved
Music on the Terrace
season.
Internationally acclaimed
pianist Piers Lane returns
to Government House
ballroom next Sunday,
with some of Perths top
pianists, including 12-yearold Shuan-Hern Lee.
At nine, the local prodigy
was the youngest person to
gain an associate diploma
in piano performance from
Trinity College, London.
He has performed several
times at Government
House ballroom.
Piers will play solos by
Bach and Chopin and a
RHIANNON SHINE
Friends Vicki Devenish

send-up of Beethovens
piano music written by
comedian and pianist
Dudley Moore. Gershwins
Porgy and Bess will be
performed for two pianos
and there will be pieces for
three and four pianists.
Government House
Foundation chair, concert
organiser and pianist
Mark Coughlan said
that the series, now in
its 10th year, would
feature the Fremantle
Chamber Orchestra, Perth
Modern School and UWA
Symphony Orchestra.
The opening performance
on Sunday, April 12, starts
at 4pm. Book through
Ticketmaster.
utnabout
Fairbridge Festival
Family folk festival
Fairbridge, Pinjarra
April 10 to 12
350 artists in
300 separate
events in
15 venues
across three
days. Lineup includes
Subiacos Jane Germain,
Eastwinds, John Bennett,
Greg Champion, King
George Sounds, Odette
Mercy and Lammas Tide.
There are also youth and
kids programs.
Alliance Franaise
French Film Festival
Festival final
Cinema Paradiso
Tuesday April 7, 6.30pm
Paris je tAime
but we are still in final

negotiations to make sure
its fair for Fly By Night,
he said.
The Fly has also been
raising money for a new
liquor license. Part of the
agreement in taking over as
lessee of the hall is to run
the resident Hobbs Bar,
which has to be open four
nights a week.
The Fly has a special
licence for the opening
event.
The Soul Sessions
Fidelity, featuring
Richard Jackson, Alemay
Fernandez, Adam Hall and
The Velvet Playboys, is on
Saturday, April 11, from
8pm at Victoria Hall, High
Street, Fremantle
Book through www.
flybynight.org.
United in their creativity
Piano
for many
hands
A Piano Spectacular will
will present jazz, motown

and soul music, including
original music by Hall
and the Velvet Playboys
plus classics from Stevie
Wonder, Marvin Gaye,
Prince and many others.
John Reid, manager
of Fly By Night, said the
club was in the process
of ensuring the hall had
good acoustics for their
musicians
We dont want to affect
the character of the room,
but sound is our bread and
butter so we need to make
sure its good, he said.
John said Fly By Night
was still finalising a longterm lease agreement with
the City of Fremantle.
Re-activating Victoria
Hall is a win/win situation
for us and Fremantle,
ARTS
Back by popular demand

screening
Windsor Cinema/Cinema
Paradiso/Luna SX
Wednesday and
Thursday, April 8 and 9
Tickets at Luna Palace
cinemas.
1 Degree Centigrade
Project
Larry Mitchell
Jahroc Galleries,
Bussell Highway, Margaret
River
April 5 to
18
Paintings
document
Indian
Ocean
islands whose landscape
may change with the
effects of climate change
and globalisation.
and Janine Noonan are

among the 25 WA artists
with intellectual disabilities
whose pieces are on display
at Sir Charles Gairdner
Hospital.
The WholeARTed
exhibition is presented by
the hospital and As We
Are, a community initiative
that recognises the creative
expression of WAs
intellectually disabled
artists.
A range of styles,
including acrylic, ink,
gouache, pastel and
textiles, are on show, with
artists taking inspiration
from the Australian
environment, well-known
WA buildings and family
holidays.
Janine said she had
Vicki Devenish is excited to see her artwork on display.
entered a woven textile

piece into the exhibition
and loved art classes
because she got to meet
new people.
Vicki and I, were
very lucky, Janine said.
direct
I need advice
on building
personal
boundaries.
Wayne & Tamara
I have a
male friend who has
feelings for me that I
only, he weasels his way
dont share. We dated
into my bed. I feel I am
briefly. I broke it off but
enabling him because I
we continued as friends.
dont want to hurt his
While we are both
feelings and usually say
acutely aware that Im
yes when he asks for a
not interested in an
favour.
intimate relationship
I am a passive person.
with him, hes made it
How do I develop my
clear I am the object of
core beliefs, values and
his affection. He does
boundaries?
not respect my personal
Sue
space.
Sue, when
We argue a lot,
you break up
especially if he ends up
with a man,
crashing at my house
its not wise to
after a night at the pub.
go to lets be
Even when I tell him he
friends. Thats like teasing
can sleep on the couch
a dog with a treat you are
answers
Some people in the classes

cannot speak or are in a
wheelchair. We try to help
them.
I am very proud when
I see people looking at my
work at the exhibition. I
not going to give him.
You dont need to
develop core values as
much as you need to act
on what you know. You
say you dont want to
hurt his feelings when
you should be saying I
dont want to hurt my own
feelings.
You have been given a
gift of intuition, but you
keep trying to give the
gift back. Your intuition
is more powerful than
your reasoning and more
powerful than your false
sense of good manners.
Its time to follow it.
Learning to act from
your feelings is like going
to a fitness centre. Slowly
you will grow stronger,
slowly you will grow
bolder, slowly others will
hope I can sell one of my

pieces again. I have in past
exhibitions.
Vicki said if one of her
artworks sold she would
go on a holiday for her
birthday.
Coordinator Susie Waller
said the WholeARTed
exhibition was a mix of
works by accomplished
and emerging artists with
intellectual disabilities.
The artists are thrilled
to be exhibiting their work
in the hospital gallery, she
said.
And given the high
standard of artwork, art
buyers are encouraged
to get in fast if they want
to procure one of the
exceptional works for their
collection.
The free exhibition is
open from 9am to 5pm
daily until April 20.
respect you more.
Start with little things.
Practise being true to your
feelings again and again.
When someone expresses
an opinion you dont share,
without apology tell them
your beliefs.
But dont practise with
this man. Hes in your
past.
We suggest you read
the New York Times
best-seller, Essentialism,
by Greg McKeown. That
book can teach you how
to get down to the bare
essentials of life. One
chapter is specifically
devoted to learning how to
say no.
Your friend is about
to learn that no is a
complete sentence.
Wayne & Tamara
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What the critics are saying

Furious 7 (MA15+)
A new director at the helm and the

sudden death of leading man Paul
Walker might have
spelled doom for the
Fast and the Furious
franchise, but rather
like one of its own
seemingly indestructible muscle cars,
Furious 7 has emerged
miraculously unscathed,
says Variety. The Hollywood Reporter
agrees: A film that (whatever massive
efforts were required to work around
[Paul Walkers] absence) is as stupendously stupid and stupidly diverting as it
could have hoped to be had everything
gone as planned.
Dior and I (PG)
A chance to experience
Diors ateliers through
the eyes of the man
newly hired to direct
them, Frederic
Tchengs Dior and I
is a fashion doc with
both a sense of history
and a feel for the energy of a work in
progress, says the Hollywood Reporter,
even if the film wishes to know him
only in a professional way, sans personal details. The Guardian finds it
absurd, but mesmeric.
The SpongeBob movie: Sponge

Out of Water (G)
New York Daily News

says: The spirit of the
series remains true:
cheerfully random
jokes, blink-andyoull-miss-them
references and, above
all, a silly, stubbornly
sentimental streak that only the crabbiest
cynic could dismiss. Slant Magazine
agrees: Its dedication to the transgressive power of frivolity remains the franchises greatest weapon.
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Samba (M)
REVIEW: PIER LEACH
Tough, tender and funny

is a difficult combination
to achieve in the context
of a fraught subject like
immigration a subject as
contentious in Europe as it is
here.
Olivier Nakache and Eric
Toledano, following up their
huge box office success The
Intouchables, pitch for just
that in their latest film Samba
a drama-romance-comedy
about a Senegalese immigrant
living under the radar in
contemporary Paris.
They more or less pull it off
too. It is a charming and gently
provocative film, even if it
meanders between subplots a
little and doesnt quite nail the
romance element.
At its heart is the kind of gritty
material of hard-hitting films like
The Visitor, Tom McCarthys
devastating New York-set
immigration story, and Stephen
Frears London underworld film
Dirty Pretty Things.
The big difference is that
Nakache and Toldeano,
co-directing their fifth feature
together, approach the subject
matter with a substantial dose
of humour a strategy that
largely works, especially in the
first section of the film.
Samba (Omar Sy, The
Intouchables) is pursuing his
dream of becoming a chef
when he tries to update his
paperwork and gets thrown
into detention despite having
lived in France for years.
In the amusingly depicted
The films best moments are between friends Wilson (Tahar Rahim) and Samba (Omar Sy).
quagmire of immigration legal

aid he meets Alice (Charlotte
Gainsbourg), a shy volunteer
who is recovering from a
nervous breakdown.
Despite her slightly jaded
colleague Manu (Izia Higelin)
warning her not to get involved,
she quickly falls for him, even if
he doesnt realise it right away.
When Samba is released
ordered to leave France but
free to escort himself to the
border finding work becomes

a tricky business among the
masses of immigrants without
visas.
It is a strong set-up, but the
films central romance is never
entirely convincing. Sy and
Gainsbourg seem mismatched,
especially on the back of
Gainsbourgs title role in Lars
von Triers Nymphomaniac,
a film that simply cant be
unseen.
Some of the films best

moments play out between
Samba and his friend Wilson
(Tahar Rahim), an Algerian
workmate who pretends hes
Brazilian because it pulls more
women.
But really it is Sys Samba
who carries the film.
All elements arent equal but
Nakache and Toldeano have
still made a worthwhile and at
times deeply rousing film.
One soldiers attempt

at atonement
Australians going into
battle are uppermost in peoples minds as we approach the
centenary of the Gallipoli campaign, but a new Australian
documentary that claims to
be anti-war reveals a littleknown story of atonement.
In July 1967, in Perth,
21-year-old Brian Cleaver,
was conscripted to fight in
Vietnam. He took part in one
of Australias biggest battles
there, The Battle of
Coral-Balmoral.
In 2012, Brian approached
award-winning filmmaker
David Bradbury and told him
his story.
The documentary, The
Crater, tells of Brians life-long
need to atone for the senseless
killings in Vietnam.
Brian has been suffering
from post-traumatic stress for
46 years. His way of dealing
with the nightmares from this
deadly series of skirmishes was
A dramatised scene from The Crater, of soldiers checking out the

body bags.
to search for the missing bodies of 42 North Vietnamese

soldiers who had thrown themselves at the Australian lines
during the battle.
The 42 men were bulldozed
into a mass grave in a large
B52 bomb crater in front of the
Australian diggers position and
listed as missing in action.
During 10 trips to the region,

Brian searched for the mass
grave so that the bodies could
be returned to their families
and their spirits put to rest.
David, who was nominated for an Oscar for his film
Frontline about the Vietnam
war cameraman Neil Davis,
said: It is definitely an antiwar film and I hope it brings
home to audiences the horrors
and the long-term cost of war.
The Film and Television
Institute (FTI) is hosting a
preview screening at the State
Library of WA theatre on
Wednesday, April 8, at 8pm,
followed by a Q&A with David
Bradbury and Brian Cleaver.
Book through www.trybooking.com/HHFM.
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Models whip up city crowd

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It was a normal Sunday
Felt hats and knitted scarves were popular

accessories. Photos: Thomas Davidson
afternoon in the city last

weekend.
Shoppers floated in and out
of boutiques, buskers filled
the streets with music and
people lounged in cafes.
Then a fleet of red limousines arrived in the Murray
Street Mall.
A gaggle of photographers
gathered, snapping like
Hollywood paparazzi.
The limousine doors,
flanked by bodyguards,
opened and a group of
models strutted out, joined
by models emerging from
the Carillon and Piccadilly
arcades.
After smiling and posing
for the cameras, the models
were escorted backstage at
the Forrest Place runway by
suited bodyguards.
The guerrilla-style
entrance, carefully rehearsed

for maximum impact, began
the inaugural Perth City
Fashion Runway.
Models showcased autumn/
winter fashion from city
retailers to the sounds of local
band, Pump. Despite the
heat, models were having fun
and even a few on-stage slips
could not stop the dancing.
The crowd was encouraged
to take selfies to post across
social media.
Brands included Topshop,

Politix, Alpha60 and Forever
New, Betty Tran, Periscope
and Ollie and Sons.
For women, there was
a distinct preppy trend on
the runway, with pinafores,
pleated skirts and boaters
making an appearance.
Light dresses were layered
under heavier coats.
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has opened its first in-store
spa in Australia in the
newly-refurbished Rokeby
Road store.
Caroline Le Roch,
general manager of
LOccitane Australia, came
from Sydney to oversee the
refurbishment of the store
and the upstairs renovation,
now a smart Petit Spa.
The spa has two rooms,

one with a shower for body
treatments and one for
facials.
Caroline said the idea
for an in-store spa came
from Cable Beach resort
in Broome, which chose
LOccitane products for its
resort spa.
Caroline said: We had
such a lot of feedback
from customers who
wanted to know why they
couldnt have the same sort
experience when they came

back home to Perth.
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was looking tired and
old. So we had to make a
decision close the store or
turn it into something that
customers really want.
LOccitane has 42 stores
around Australia, but
Rokeby Road is the first
one to have a spa.
We have chosen
Subiaco because boutique
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Angelatos is an outstanding
manager, and an excellent
beauty therapist, Caroline
said.
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Soon everyone will be mad for Moomins

SARAH McNEILL
Australia is one of the
Moomin fan Michael Barlow with Moominmamma and Moominpappa.
few places in the world not

in love with Moomins.
Moomin mania is everywhere in other countries
from a museum and a
theme park, to toys and tea
towels.
Spare Parts Puppet
Theatre associate director Michael Barlow is a
Moomin fan. He grew up
reading the stories by their
creator, Finnish writer,
artist and cartoonist Tove
Jansson.
My aunt gave us a box
set of her books and for
me the Finnish landscape
of the Moomin world was
central to my childhood
imaginings, Michael said.
He has written and will
perform in Moominpappa
at Sea, based on the seventh book in the Moomin
series, published in 1965.
If youve never seen
Moomins, they are a family
of roundish troll creatures
with big snouts that make
them look like hippos.
The eccentric family,
led by Moominmamma
and Mominpappa, has had
enough adventures to fill
nine books, 20 years of
regular comic strips in the
London Evening News,
five international features
films, and numerous TV
series in several languages.
I have wanted to make
More try their hand in puppet world

The stage play, War
Horse, was pivotal in
changing the way people
perceived puppetry.
The life-sized horse
puppets created by South
African puppet company,
Handspring, propelled the
art form into the forefront
of popular adult appeal.
This years Perth
International Arts
Festival opened with the
marionettes, The Giants,
and puppetry was included
in the operas, Madama
Butterfly and The Rabbits,
Handsprings Ubu and
the Truth Commission,
and, more recently, Perth
Theatre Companys From
the Rubble.
Australias oldest
puppetry company, Spare
Parts Puppet Theatre, is
at the forefront of training
Perth artists in puppetry
skills.
Associate director
Michael Barlow said:
It feels like were in an
exciting time for theatremaking and we hope that
what we do will ripple
outwards.
Spare Parts has created a
new puppetry unit for WA
Spare Parts wants theatre-makers and story-tellers to re-imagine the way they use
puppetry. Photo from Tales of Outer Suburbia.
Academy of Performing
Arts performing arts
degree, and has extended
its own in-house training
program, FirstHand, to
theatre-makers and artists
from other disciplines.
This years intake includes

actor, writer and theatremaker Humphrey Bower
and director of the Big
Hoo Haa, actor and improv
performer Sam Longley,
along with emerging young
dancer Yvan Karlsson.

We hope that it
will not just give them
puppeteering skills, but
shape the way they think
about creating theatre,
Michael said.
a show about Moomins

for many, many years,
Michael said.
His solo show follows
the family of Moomintrolls,
who find themselves on
a rocky outcrop in the
middle of the ocean on an
adventure to find a new
home.
Moominpappa wants
everyone to do as he says,
but he has to learn that he
cant control everything,
and the family, the ocean
and the landscape will
eventually go their own
ways, Michael explained.
Moominpappa is a bit
of a buffoon, but a loveable
one.
Michael hopes his
play, which has been
devised with Spare Parts
creative consultant Noriko
Nishimoto, will inspire

people to discover the books.
Tove wrote with
great humour and was
so perceptive, he said.
Her books are classics
of literature for children
around the world.
The Moomin puppets
have been designed and
constructed by Leon
Hendroff, faithful to
Tove Janssons original
illustrations.
Spare Parts Puppet
Theatre presents
Moominpappa at Sea at
its theatre in Short Street,
Fremantle, for the school
holidays, with two shows
daily at 10am and 1pm,
Monday to Saturday,
from April 4 to 18. Book
online at www.sppt.asn.au
or call 9335 5044.
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Ros revival
Australian wine drinkers
have struggled with ros,
but its popular in the UK,
especially with younger
drinkers, and has massive
sales in the south of Europe.
Australia has an ideal
climate for drinking the
stuff, but many Aussies
think that pink wine is
only for new-age types,
not for them.
Theres more to it than
that, however. Theres
no doubt that over the
years in Australia, ros
has been a dumping
ground for leftover
white and red wine. If
there was a bin or two
of excess white and
red grapes, they were
thrown together and
fermented to make a
pink wine.
And with Australians
love of big full-flavoured
red wine, many
winemakers ran grape
juice (bleeding) off a red
grape crush to increase
the skin-to-juice ratio
and intensify the colour,
tannins and flavour in
the red wine. The run-off
juice was then fermented
to make ros.
There havent been a
lot of purpose-made
ros wines here, where
winemakers have used
top quality red grapes
and concentrated on
making the best pink
wine possible.
Charlie Melton does,
and the resulting Ros
of Virginia has been
an amazing success for
him. There is renewed
consumer interest in ros
in Australia although
we sometimes struggle
to recommend wines.
Ros must have flavour,
preferably be dry, light

in alcohol (around
12-13%) and be very
fresh.
Many Australian wines
are too high in alcohol,
have too much residual
sugar and therefore are
not refreshing to drink.
Swings & Roundabouts
2014 Margaret
River Ros
Swings has been
making smart
ros for a few
vintages and
this is another.
From shiraz,
sangiovese and
malbec and a
pale onion skin
colour, its dry,
has a savoury edge and
a smidge of spice. Its
cleansing and would
be dynamite with any
light Cantonese stir-fry.
12.5% alcohol
Score 17.5. $19
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Amber/garnet in
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light red currant
and floral rosehip
aromatics and a
palate of strawberry, cherry and
creamy texture
lingering to a
cleansing finish.
Malbec and cabernet
franc are the grapes
used and partial barrel fermentation takes
place. Promising pink
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Demelzas o to
paddle for Australia
Demelza Wall, one of Swan
Canoe Clubs very talented
juniors, is soon off to Brazil
to represent Australia in
the Junior World Slalom
Championships.
Since Demelza began paddling
at Swan Canoe Club with coach
Zlatan Ibrahimbegovic, it has
been her dream to represent
Australia.
This will be realised this
month when she joins the rest
of the Australian Junior Slalom
Team in Brazil.
Zlatan will hold holiday
Cambridge
The ladies of the
Cambridge Bowling
Club had a special day
last Wednesday to end
the season.
They played 2-4-2,
with Maya Lal and
Rosemary Goddard
winning on the day.
After the games
there was a ploughmans lunch organised
by the match and play
committee.
The winners on
Friday afternoon, with
+9, were Audrey Smith,
Rosemary Goddard,
Andy Jenkins and
Elizabeth Morrissey.
Saturday mornings
RAC winners were
Peter Kanganas and
Jay Medhat, with Barry
Snelling, Geoff Boyd
and Don Quin taking
out second prize.
Nick Lewis and Tony
Walsh won Mondays
2-4-2 games from
David Hughes and Phil
McShane.
Ian Cooke and Bob
Gauntlett won the
plate.
Claremont
The clubs Thursday
mens division 5 white
had a great win against
Pickering Brook (66-45)
in the promotion final.
Congratulations to
everyone.
Saturdays 3 red
team drew the aggregate (76-76) with Mt
Pleasant in its first
promotion final, but
failed to score in the
one-end deciders.
It was a cliff-hanger,
with Chris Litchfields
classes for beginners in the

school holidays.
There are two three-day
programs, from 9.30 to 11am on
April 8, 9 and 10, and on April
13, 14 and 15.
No experience is necessary,
but those taking part must be
able to swim.
All equipment will be provided and the cost is $80 per
student.
Head along with your mates
and you can have your own class
if there are six or more of you.
For more information, ring
Marion, 9384 1692.
Demelza Wall, front, and Isabella Choate in a recent canoe event. Demelza is o to Brazil this month to
represent Australia.
Attendance exceedentertaining, with April 11, and the club
Ptanque
ed expectations and
both finally needing pairs on April 18.
included members
a single to win it.
A nomination sheet
Zoe, Christine and
At
Subiaco
Ptanque
Nada drew a touch- is on the board at the
Club last Saturday, so- Joan.
er with her first bowl club.
cial play was followed
Kelly, John Freedman, that remained intact,
Delightful weather
by the final seasonal during the afternoon
Ron Stapleton and giving her the win.
Mosman
barbecue more of a and evening assured a
John OMeehan lost
In Wednesdays
banquet prepared by perfect occasion.
only one game during naked foot bowls,
Park
Val and Joost. Willing
the whole season.
Wandoo wrested back
Official starting time
There were 18 play- the lead from The
With the pennant helpers were busy for play is now 2pm on
ers for social bowls on Defects.
season at an end, behind the scenes as Saturdays.
Thursday.
With one week left Mosman Park mens usual.
Saturdays very to play, Wandoo are division 1 team has
breezy conditions in first place with managed to maintain
were well managed by 22pts, followed by its place in that divithe team of John Pole, The Defects on 21 and sion.
John Freedman and, then Lizards and The
Division 6 did very
wouldnt you know it, Bakers on 19.
well and is promoted
David Ironside + 18,
Fourth division to division 5.
who were followed by fell short in the playThe ladies Saturday
David Steinberg, Kerry off for promotion at division 2 team won
Haddleton and Peter Innaloo.
the flag and was proNorris +13.
The rink of Phil moted to division 1.
In third place were Lawler, Peter Roberts,
The half-yearly
Richard Jay, John Ray Preston and John meeting was held on
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The winner of
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The club singles
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Bonny and Deirdre are scheduled to be
Duncan was very played on Saturday,
bowling
last bowl a beauty
that gave Claremont
3 points to make the
draw.
Mt Pleasant then defeated Warnbro 85-67
to progress to 2nd division next season.
Winners of the clubs
Saturday social competition were Dan
Chadwick, Phil Leeson,
Maria DAngelo and
Derrick Dimbleby,
with runners-up Norm
Underwood, Estelle
Boak, Barry Caporn
and Rick Kendall.
The winner of
Sundays scroungers
was Peter Channer
from Ireton Parker.
Dalkeith
Nedlands
Last Monday saw the
state over-60s singles
being played, with two
entries from Dalkeith
Nedlands, Ross Donald
and Macca.
Ross reached the
quarter-finals.
Last Tuesdays
mixed bowls produced
a good result for the
team of David Hunt,
Jan Steinberg, Ian
Shellabear and David
Ironside.
Thursdays pennant
play-off was disappointing, with division
1 white going down
to Osborne Park by a
single point, 57/58.
Division 3 white (1)
missed out on the flag
against North Beach
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COTTESLOE
Mid $400,000
7/15 Eric Street
This is one of the cheapest units
in Cottesloe, so get in quick.
AGENT: Nicole Jones,
Abel McGrath.
Wide verandahs border the colonial-style home, leading to an outdoor lounge.
An eco-friendly paradise
Offers by April 28
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Too busy to hop on a plane?
Then buy this Europeaninspired home to get a taste
of Tuscany.
AGENT: Bev Heymans,
of Acton Cottesloe.
From $2million
104 Napier Street
Renovated in 2009, this character home has just hit the
market.
AGENT: Andrew Cooper,
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FAST FACTS
Median Cottesloe house

price: $1.87million.
Properties for sale: 94
40 John Street
COTTESLOE
Oers from $7million
Space Real Estate
co-property developer
Mike Hulme is the first
to admit that he was a bit
of a strange kid.
I used to spend my days
riding around looking at
houses, gardens and streetscapes, he says.
Mikes passion for the
built environment has
endured to this day, complemented by a desire to
protect the natural environment and live sustainably.
His Cottesloe house,
Laxey Glen, is a monument
to that ambition.
The 1902-built colonialstyle home has been
transformed into an environmentally conscious
domestic paradise, combining every eco-friendly
feature under the sun
without compromising on
character and quality.
Perched on a 1234sq.m hillside block, the

house enjoys regular sea breezes
Perched on a 1234sq.m
hillside block, the house
enjoys regular sea breezes
that are employed to
negate the need for airconditioning.
Open the right combination of doors and cool air
will flow through the house,
assisted by ceiling fans in
every room if needed.
There is a ducted airconditioning system, but
Mike insists its never
needed.
Double glazing on the
tall sash windows helps
further regulate the temperature, while a variety of
food-producing trees shade
much of the block.
Rainwater tanks with
a combined 18,000-litre
capacity feed into the
solar hot water system,
and rooftop panels generate power.
Aesthetically, the house
is a top-notch restoration of
a classic character home.

Functionally, it is very
different to the typical
character renovation.
The original rooms at
the front have all been
preserved, of course, but
instead of the usual big,
open-plan extension, the
rear of the house has been
carved up into zones.
There is the main living
area, which branches off
the main hall and adjoins
a semi-enclosed marble
kitchen.
Then there is a childrens wing, including a
second living area, accessed by glass doors, and
two minor bedrooms.
At the centre of it all
lies the dining room, an
impressive space crowned
by soaring ceilings with a
skylight.
The selling agent is
Justin Davies, of Space
Real Estate.
Grand heritage themes are on display in the original front

section of the house.
A covered alfresco area provides access to the guest studio.
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Lighting up our lives
Success in the city
Weve all seen the evening spectacle that is Council House, Perth,
with its heritage-listed facade
adorned in over 22,000 LED lights.
The energy-efficient lights can be
individually manipulated to pulse in
different sequences at the touch of a
button. It seems the sky really is the
limit when it comes to mediatecture (media and architecture). The
growing practice, with elaborate
and interactive graphic displays, is
becoming a novel way for cities to
communicate messages about the
weather, traffic or, it seems, just
about anything at all. Shenzhenbased architecture studio UNIT
designed the headquarters for one
of Chinas leading music download
companies so that its facade not
only resembles a sound wave, but
also uses a computer system that
matches musical tones to colour,
and changes according to real-time
download activity. Talk about art
imitating life imitating art
Sarah Jessica Parker and

Matthew Broderick have sold their
extravagant Greenwich Village
townhouse for a cool $20million
not bad for a house they have
reportedly never lived in! Built in
1846, the five-bedroom home keeps
toasty during those bitter New York
City winters thanks to seven original
working fireplaces. Clean lines and
a simple, crisp palette render each
space huge, while skylights drench
the upper level in light. Imagine
coming home to this in a pair of newseason Manolos; a girl can dream
Dolls house view: 3D visualisation is one of the latest tools in real estate.
firm Jellis Craig. Mr Dowling
says his firm has become the first
Australian real estate group to
integrate 3D visualisations across
current listings. It gives people the
ability to experience the property
as if they were walking through
the space. By hovering over a
property listing, the viewer will see
the interactive 3D visualisation rotate
in the image space, he said. To see
it how it works, Google 13-15 View
Street, Canterbury.
For sale in 3D
Technology is changing the way
real estate agents sell properties,
and one of the latest gizmos is 3D
visualisation. The technology gives
people a dolls house view which
is different to a video, according to
Nick Dowling, CEO of Melbourne
home improvement/building has

sparked an increase in the number
of auctions in Perth, according to
agent David Lynch, who chairs
REIWAs auctioneering committee.
Perth has been increasingly
warming to the way of auctions,
particularly over the last five years,
Mr Lynch said. Reasons vary from
the extra exposure to the results and
TV shows from the east coast to local
agents being more proactive. On
the local front, auctions are taking
a break over Easter and starting up
again on April 18. Among them is
13A Avonmore Terrace, Cottesloe.
Jody Fewster, of Acton Cottesloe, is
auctioning the upmarket home with
ocean views at 11am.
Perth getting a taste for

auctions
Reality TV has got a lot to answer
for especially in real estate. The
popularity of shows on auctions/
The full-floor master suite has not one, but two walk-in robes, worthy of Carrie
Bradshaws infamous shoe collection.
One to watch: this upmarket home at

13A Avonmore Terrace, Cottesloe, will
be auctioned at 11am on April 18.
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agent to sell your home is one
of the most important financial
decisions you will make.
As potentially your familys most
valuable asset, the decision
should be one that is made
after substantial research and
careful consideration and is just
as important as deciding when
the right time is to sell up and
move on.
Abel McGrath property
consultant, Brad McEwen,
believes appointing the right
agent is one of the crucial
parts of the sale process and
says there are many factors to
consider before your decision is
made.
Friends and family who have
recently sold in your area or
market are a great place to start,
according to Mr McEwen.
He says word of mouth is an
agents most valuable marketing
tool, as is a proven track record
and reliable referees who are
happy to be contacted for
unbiased, third party feedback.
Mr McEwen says having a proven
local sales record often depends

on the particular property being
marketed for sale.
The internet is a great equalizer
with market statistics these days.
Trends and sales data are now
readily available to a savvy agent
looking to be quickly updated on
a particular market, he says.
However in highly specialised
markets like the ultra high end or
extremely high density markets,
appointing an established local
agent can be to the sellers
advantage.
Mr McEwen says when it comes
to appointing an agent that you
feel will best serve your needs
as a seller, first impressions
and gut feelings should not be
underestimated.
Appointing an agent will likely be
one of the most anxious parts of
your selling journey, he says.
You actually need to like
the person you will be doing
business with and have faith in
their skill set and approach.
Mr McEwen says the top five
things you should be looking
for when appointing an agent
include; ensuring they are

licensed and have the necessary
credentials, evidence of case
studies that support their
approach, positive vendor
references, the backing of a
professional agency with a
proven long term record and a
good gut feeling.
He says there are additional
ways not generally specified in
the usual contractual papers that
an agent can offer to prove their
worth to a potential client and
ensure they assist them to realise
the best possible price for their
property.
For example I offer an interior
designer consultation prior to
photographs being taken to
provide my clients with some
invaluable insight into how best
to showcase their home, he
says.
Ultimately happy sellers and
happy buyers are the best source
of quality new business.
With the average West Australian
home owner selling every six years
a happy buyer soon becomes a
good long term client.
For aspiring agents looking

to carve a niche in a very
competitive market, Mr McEwen
says professionalism, open and
continued 2-way communication,
being on time and on schedule
and delivering on promises,
are all key factors determining
success in a volatile and dynamic
selling environment.
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Putting clients needs first and innovation
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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 enviable force in
the industry. He loves his job.
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5 Glengariff Drive Floreat

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809 sqm
Delightful north-facing sunny position. Highly sought

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In other results:
CLAREMONT
5/16 Cliffway was sold under the hammer for
$1.3million. Kate Gale, of Shellabears, said there
were two bidders for the 3x2 terraced home, which
was sold as a deceased estate.
8 Goldsmith Road was knocked down to a
final bid of $1.84million by Mack Hall and Adam
Lenegan, of Mack Hall. It was an active auction with
five bidders. The 3x2 is on a 533sq.m site.
12A Mengler Avenue was sold after auction for
$1.33million by Jamie Harrington, of Altus Real
Estate. Its a modern 4x2.
CRAWLEY
3/14 Cook Street was sold after auction for
$795,000 by Yvonne Furner, of Acton North. There
were about 30 people at the auction of the villa.
Buyers go for
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ABOVE and LEFT: This

beachfront property at
22 Odern Crescent,
Swanbourne,
was
passed in for $6million.
Its now on the market for $8million. The
878sq.m property has
changed hands twice
since it was built in 1965:
in 2000 it was sold for
$2,395,000, and in 2003
it went for $3.2million,
according to Landgate
records.
RESULTS
and-value properties
were, once again, the star
performers at local auctions
last weekend.
Of the 14 properties scheduled for auction, seven went
under the hammer, five were
passed in and two were sold
after their auctions.
The biggest crowd was at 3
Vaucluse Street, Claremont,
which was knocked down to a
final bid of $1.44million.
About 150 people packed
the auction of the land-value
home near the river, according to agent Simon McGrath,
of Abel McGrath.
Six bidders put up their
hands for the circa 1910 home
on 653sq.m.
Two bidders battled it
out at the end, Mr McGrath
said.
There was a lot of interest in this property because
it was one of the last to be
renovated in the heritage
precinct.
The result shows there are
buyers out there and there is
plenty of life in the market,
despite the doomsayers.
The other agent was John
Hunter, of Abel McGrath.
LD
SO
BELOW: Opposite
Perry Lakes Reserve,
this block-value home
at 132 Alderbury Street,
Floreat, was sold for
$1.5million.
D
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O
ABOVE: Stewart
and Kylie Walker
were the winning bidders of 3
Vaucluse Street,
Claremont. They
are pictured with
their four children
and agents, John
Hunter, left, and
Simon McGrath,
right.
132 Alderbury Street went under the hammer

for $1.5million. It was an exciting auction with five
bidders, according to Cam Greig, of One Agency
West Coast. The 880sq.m property is in a great
location opposite Perry Lakes Reserve. The locals
will be happy with this result, Mr Greig said.
3 Ayr Street was sold under the hammer for
$1.2million by Caryl Sutrisno, of Seniors Own
Real Estate. Three bidders put their hands up for
the 1960s home opposite Churchlands Primary
School.
12 Dumfries Road was passed in after a vendor
bid of $2million. Vivien Yap, of Acton Dalkeith, is
selling the 6x3 on 890sq.m.
MOSMAN PARK
91 Wellington Street was passed in for
$1,075,000 by Oonagh Lisle and Vynka Malone,
of Caporn Young. The 3x2 is on 543sq.m.
NEDLANDS
81 Clifton Street went under the hammer for
$957,000. Gary Dye, of Acton North, said there
were two bidders for the 2x1 on 468sq.m.
6/35 Esplanade was passed in for $1.8million
by Justin Wallace and Steve Currie, of Caporn
Young. The apartment has a view of the river and
foreshore.
SWANBOURNE
22 Odern Crescent was the most expensive property up for auction last weekend. There were no
bids for the 878sq.m beachfront property, which
was passed in for $6million. Mack Hall said he
was surprised it didnt sell. Ive auctioned it twice
and never had any problems, Mr Hall said. Its
now on the market for $8million. The other agent
is Adam Lenegan.
13 Swanway Crescent was passed in after a vendor bid of $2.6million. Mr Hunter, of Abel McGrath,
said the architect-designed home opposite playing
fields was on the market from $2.75million.
SHENTON PARK
4 Charles Street was sold under the hammer for
$970,000. Ms Lisle, of Caporn Young, said bidding kicked off at $800,000 for the weatherboard
cottage on 364sq.m.
WEMBLEY DOWNS
82 Empire Avenue is on the market for $1.4million after being passed in by Donna Henneberry of
iSell Real Estate, Ocean Reef. There is potential to
subdivide the 1242sq.m property.
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This fantastic home offers traditional style with a contemporary

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entertaining friends. Conveniently positioned in a friendlyy
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vivien.yap@acton.com.au
0433 258 818
ACTON DALKEITH 160 STIRLING HIGHWAY, NEDLANDS

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AUGUSTA
5 Loch Street
Flinders Bay and Deere Reef

are less than 100m from this
cute cottage.
AGENT: Alf Fandry,
Stocker Preston.
$3.8million
COWARAMUP
8772 Bussell Highway
Adinfern Estate Winery has

a three-bedroom home, two
chalets, a function centre
and cellar door.
AGENT: Brian Moulton,
Acton South West.
f youre looking for a house

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Instead of searching for
properties in Dunsborough/
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Gracetown, have a look at
Boyanup.
Its a gorgeous country
town where community
spirit is alive and well
(theres a farmers market
on the fourth Sunday of each
month).
Among the properties
for sale is 136 Hurst Road,
which has four bedrooms,
four bathrooms and a big
landholding of 9.47ha.
Noel Jones, of Elders
Bunbury, is seeking offers
for Underwood by April
24.
Mr Jones said the home
combined lifestyle with
luxury.
Children can have their
ponies, peewee motor bikes,
chooks or a variety of farm
animals as pets, he said.
And theres room for a
tennis court, cricket pitch
and a footy oval.
Theres marron to be had
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Preston River.
A bonus for the handyperson of the family is a
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COTTESLOE
16/20 Overton Gardens
There are 18 apartments
in this complex near the
beach.
AGENT: Robbie Milligan,
Abode Real Estate.
The exterior is part Spanish mission, part Miami Beach mansion.
$1,385,000
FLOREAT
10 Arbordale Street
Quality renovation
needs finishing touch
This 888sq.m block-value

home was sold within a
week of hitting the market.
AGENT: Adrian Abel,
Abel McGrath.
$1.45million
CHURCHLANDS
12 Lacebark Road
A main bedroom on the
ground floor was a big
selling point for the emptynesters who bought this at
the first home open.
AGENT: Greg Rossen, Rossen
Real Estate.
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64 Kingsway
NEDLANDS
Oers from
$1,795,000
Abel McGrath
f you are looking for a renovation project but dont want to

bite off more than you can chew,
this might be your answer.
The sprawling family home
on a 771sq.m corner block has
already had its ground floor
renovated to an exceptional
standard.
Upstairs is a blank slate its
a smaller area that includes the
main suite and a study, both in
good shape, but they could do
with an update.
From the outside, the house is
part Spanish mission, part Miami
Beach mansion.
Walk through the front door
and you will discover the homes
distinctly modern flavour.
Stone is a big part of design,
beginning with wide travertine
tiles that run throughout the
ground floor.
A light-stacked stone feature
wall greets you in the lounge,
while stone benches and kickboards in the kitchen contribute
to the upmarket ambience.

The open-plan living area at
the rear is spacious and versatile,
with glass bi-folds opening to an
elevated verandah that overlooks
the pool.
A long hall off the lounge
connects to a wing that includes
three bedrooms, a bathroom and
a laundry.
All of the bedrooms are sizeable and well lit and all include
built-in robes.
A curved staircase leads to
the first floor, depositing you on
a landing that opens to a study
and the main bedroom.
Natural light in the bedroom
is exceptionally good, thanks to
two clerestory windows and a
big internal window that looks
out to the staircase void.
The ensuite features a spa
and a shower and is next to a
walk-in robe.
The selling agent is Michelle
Kerr, of Abel McGrath.
The open-plan living

area at the rear is spacious
and versatile
Extensive renovations have transformed the kitchen into a chefs

dream, with a big island counter and top-notch appliances.
FAST FACTS
Median Nedlands house
price: $1.6million.
Stone plays a big part in the interior design, as seen in the lounge
rooms feature wall.
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MOSMAN PARK
154/2 Murray Avenue
The kitchen has just been

renovated in this 2x1 and
check out out the vibrant
colour on the splashbacks.
AGENT: Jody Fewster,
Acton Cottesloe.
Offers
SUBIACO
9/18 Brigid Road
There is almost 200sq.m of
living space in this stylish
apartment, in the St Salee
complex.
AGENTS: Larry Mercuri and
Julie Pedulla, Abel McGrath
Leederville.
$1.35million
SUBIACO
7 Chester Road
The price for this Federation
Queen Anne-style home on
463sq.m has reduced.
AGENT: Ian Crawley, Altus
Real Estate.
108 Circe Circle

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Acton Dalkeith
f a Grandwood home on a quarter-acre block in Dalkeith isnt

the epitome of life in the Golden
Triangle, what is?
This sprawling five-bedroom
mansion certainly lives up to expectations, with a host of luxury
features and an unashamedly lavish
interior design.
Big double doors open to the
impressive foyer, where you are
immediately presented with a
sweeping staircase that winds its
way around a custom-made curved
cabinet.
Polished travertine floors lead
to the expansive main living area
at the rear, which is centred on a
high-spec kitchen that blends timber and stone with an eye-catching
curved island counter.
The long, flowing space has floorto-ceiling windows that make the
immaculate rear garden part of
the dcor.
Entertainers will get plenty of use
out of the attached indoor/outdoor
room, which can be enclosed by
bifolds and functions as a cabana
to service the nearby pool.
At the other end of the living area
you will find a well-equipped home
theatre, including a big screen and
tiered flooring.
Take the grand staircase up to
the first floor and you will arrive
at a plush lounge with rich, earthy
carpets, an elegant television
cabinet and a direct line of sight
to the pool.
Three big bedrooms branch off
this space, all with walk-in robes
and ensuites.
The main suite is a romantic
getaway, with soft drapes and a
raised spa.
The selling agent is Vivien Yap,
of Acton Dalkeith.
ABOVE: A grand
staircase makes
a strong first
impression in the
foyer.
LEFT: Subtle art
deco themes are
evident in the
kitchens curved
island counter and
floating cornices.
BELOW:
Immaculate
gardens surround
the pool.
FAST FACTS
Median Dalkeith house

price: $2.45million.
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Former High Court Justice
Michael McHugh said in one of
these decisions: The effect of
imagination, emotion, prejudice
and suggestion on the capacity to
remember is well documented.
Recollection of events which
occurred in childhood is particularly susceptible to error and is
also subject to the possibility that
it may not even be genuine.
But, Justice McClellan said this
week: There is a substantial body
of psychological research indicating that children, even very young
children, give reliable evidence.
He said no judicial authority
was cited for these observations
of Justice McHugh and a similar

one by former High Court Justice
William Deane.
Justice Deane had written:
Long passages of time can harden
fantasy or semi-fantasy into the
absolute conviction of reality.
The two High Court decisions
had profound consequences for
complainants, especially if they
were children at the time of the
offences in sexual assault cases,
Justice McClellan said.
Consequences that can be seen
to flow directly from what judges
thought they knew about how
genuine complainants behaved and
what they thought they knew about
how memory worked, he said.
Assumptions that turned out,

with the benefit of empirical research, to be erroneous.
Such assumptions were hangovers
from the 1700s, when English jurist
Sir William Blackstone wrote about
a victim of evil fame who concealed her injury for a considerable
time and made no outcry.
This notion derived from the
medieval doctrine of hue and
cry.
These and the like circumstances carry a strong, but not
conclusive presumption that her
testimony is false or feigned,
Blackstone said.
Research had thoroughly discredited this assumption, Justice
Will challenge
Plans for
Irwin Barracks
From page 15
From page 1
Defence advises that Irwin

Barracks is an enduring defence
base that supports a range of Perthbased defence capabilities.
More importantly, it has the
capacity to accommodate a range of
future capabilities and increased
number of resident units.
The letter is dated November 25,
the day before WA Senator David
Johnston said he would not trust
the governments ship building
company ASC to build a canoe, a
remark which ultimately led to his
removal as minister for defence
shortly afterwards.
According to a defence department factsheet, Irwin Barracks is
used for general training, including
the use of firing ranges and vehicle
maintenance works.
The barracks also contain numerous workshops, bulk fuel/oil
storage and distribution facilities,
hazardous materials storage areas,
a dental facility and a sewage pumping station, the factsheet added.
Members of the ADF can also
book accommodation and stay at
the barracks.
A recent audit of ADF assets
identified Irwin Barracks as a site
that should be maintained and
developed as a military base.
Irwin Barracks has contributed
to a number of domestic and overseas military and civilian support
missions in recent years including peacekeeping in the Solomon
Islands, Afghanistan, CHOGM and
the Christchurch earthquake, and
support services during bush fire
season
In an interview with the April
2014 edition of the Australian
Reservist the official journal of
the Defence Reserves Association
Brigadier Stephen Coggin CSC
said there were big changes under
way for the 1400 strong reserve
Public pressure Margaret Owen presents the carnabys cockatoo petition

at Julie Bishops constituency oce.
endangered carnabys cockatoo.
brigade, and the local base.
Together with Simon Hudson,
Reservists are now being trained
to the same standard as regular the convenor of the Friends of
army soldiers and the main focus Underwood Avenue Bushland,
of training will be on war-fighting Margaret handed a petition with
more than 3000 names and comskills.
Under the armys modernisation ments into Ms Bishops Subiaco
program (Plan Beersheba), the office.
As well as high levels of comlocal 13th Brigade is paired up with
the 11th Brigade in Queensland munity support, the Friends
who now need to produce a representatives said there was a
lot of support from the scientific
Battlegroup.
That Battlegroup contains community.
Despite the setback of the decapability such as infantry, protected mobility, indirect fire and fence departments position, they
manoeuvre support, combat serv- are asking Ms Bishop to continue
ices support and the command to find a solution.
Unfortunately the Department
and control that goes with that,
of Defence would not accede to
Brigadier Coggin said.
As you can imagine, generat- Julie Bishops suggestion of a land
ing that Battlegroup is quite a swap with Irwin Barracks but we
wanted to thank her for her work,
big task.
Its the major focus of what we Margaret said.
Weve asked her to continue
do, and it is about three times the
size of the combat team that we to support the retention of the
bushland and to request that the
currently generate.
Meanwhile, Margaret Owen has university gives up its housing
pledged to keep up her fight for the proposal.
Family memories
Anger over walnuts in school locker
From page 14
Sindy said people from their

20s to the elderly had done the
workshop.
Ive had only one lady who
wasnt able to scan, she said.
A lot of the older generation
dont know how easy it is.
The program has turned into a
rich source of western suburbs
material for Sindy and her colleagues.
A Joondalup woman had a photo
of an extended family at Manners
Hill Park in Peppermint Grove
in 1902.
Another incredible image came
from Royal Freshwater Bay Yacht
Club, Sindy said.
It shows the Zephyr coming back
from Rottnest towing club yachts
behind it.
I didnt know that had happened.
Two years ago, Sindys apps, The
Peppermint Grove History Trail
and History in your Pocket, won
the Library Board of WAs Award
for Excellence.
McClellan said.
Delay in complaint is in fact
typical rather than unusual, particularly in the context of child
sexual abuse, he said.
Evidence indicates that a majority of children who are sexually
abused do not reveal this abuse in
childhood.
Where science progresses and
the law lags behind, the criminal
justice system risks inflicting injustice on either complainants or
the accused.
However, it is apparent that
the law, at least in Australia, has
not yet identified the rules which
will allow the scientist to speak
effectively to the judge.
From page 3
I assume it was a form of bullying but if so it takes bullying to a
whole new level, she said.
Another parent said she hoped
the girl who put the walnuts in
the locker had been identified
and dealt with.
I sincerely hope that girl has been
hauled over the coals, she said.
It is very remiss of the school not
have told at least the senior school

to about it, and reminded them of
the importance of allergies.
A school spokeswoman said:
She (the student) did not have
any contact with the nuts and the
locker was cleaned.
St Hildas has taken this incident very seriously and students
have been reminded of the potential health impacts.
Subi celebrates its survival

From page 5
there will be a free community
event on the lawn area outside
Subiaco Museum, from 11.30am
to 2.30pm, with activities for children and adults and even a free
sausage sizzle.
Last week, Subiaco councillors
voted to hold a wake in Subiaco
for the governments defunct council cull policy.
Community groups and activists
who resisted the forced amalgamations of their local councils will
be invited to a function in the
near future.
A date has not yet been fixed for
that event.
Councillors said it would be an
opportunity to show off Subiaco
as the home of the Dadour
Amendment, the right of residents
to a vote when a merger is being
proposed.
It was ultimately this poll provision and a majority vote against
mergers in three other council
areas in Perth earlier this year
that forced the government to pull
the pin on its plans to slash the
number of councils.
a relationship in which each of

the parties broadly maintained
financial independence from the
other, and sought to preserve
their assets for the benefit of their
children.
Justice Mitchell said the delay
was caused by the failure of Mrs
Craigs new solicitors to take
reasonable care to pursue her
interests.
But he said Mrs Craig did not
have an arguable case.
To grant leave to the plaintiff
would, therefore, serve no purpose
other than to diminish the estate
of the plaintiff and the deceased
through legal expenses associated
with an application which is ultimately futile, he said.
For these reasons I would
order that the plaintiffs application for leave to file out of time be
dismissed.
UWA turning
its back
From page 1
He said there were no discernible benefits and no business case
for Perths takeover plans.
The proposed new boundary
would zig-zag through the suburbs
with no greater logic than the existing boundary.
It would even crossed Hampden
Road to take in UWAs School of
Architecture.
Large parts of the campus would
remain within Claremont and
Nedlands as well as Perth, but it is
the state government, not he local
councils, that authorise UWAs
development.
Mr Hipkins said he could not
understand how the Labor Party
could support the Capital City
legislation after it had come out
strongly against forced council
amalgamations.
He said he had tried to discuss
the issues with Labor leader Mark
McGowan, without success.
Mr McGowan told the POST:
Our position is clear. We stood
against forced amalgamations and
continue to do so.
Our strong support for local
say is the reason Mr Barnett and
the Liberals caved in on their
amalgamation agenda.
Mr Barnett hasnt presented
his [capital city] legislation to
Parliament yet, but when he does
he wont get automatic support
because we intend to have a careful look at it.
But its ludicrous that UWA is
governed by three different councils. That should not continue.
A UWA spokesman said: The
universitys main Crawley campus is spread over three local
council areas [Perth, Subiaco
and Nedlands] which leads to unnecessary bureaucratic red tape,
inconsistencies with planning and
development, and a lack of a single
local government approach to the
future of the university precinct.
Adopting a more rational system
of local government across the whole
campus would benefit UWAs ongoing development as a world-class
centre of excellence in advanced
learning and research.
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0411 724 099
OBrien
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Insurance Work
Brick / Block Work
Retaining Walls
Asbestos Removal
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Call Dave on
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Member of Australian Timber Flooring Association
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Painting
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Gates
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29 Walter St
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9383 2915
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driveways
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0415 860 884

Stevens
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water features, Limestone
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0415 403 293
LOCKSMITH
Services include: Mowing and edging,

weed control, mulching, fertilising,
green waste removal.
Call or email
Rob on
0400 977 610
precisionedgemowing@gmail.com
www.precisionedgemowing.com.au
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Locksmiths
Guaranteed Same
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KEVIN SHEEHAN
Master Locksmith
Security Consultant
Glad to be of Service
RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL

PAINTERS & DECORATORS
SPECIALISING IN
RESTORATION OF PERIOD
HOMES
LANDSCAPE
DESIGN
LANDSCAPE
DESIGNS by
experienced
Landscape
Architect
JANE
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9245 6540
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LAUNDROBAR
JOLIMONT LAUNDROBAR
Sheilas Washing, Ironing
and Alterations
2/24 CARDIGAN TCE
X Home X Office X Car
1300 206 213
EDDIES
MOWING
ABN 72 910 338 191
All Western Suburbs
0425 551 233

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LEADLIGHT
J.B. Leadlights
Repairs Restorations
Windows, Doors & Cabinets
New Commissions
JOHN BURROWS
9284 5638
0419 966 945
(near Hay, Jersey lights)
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK

7am-8.30pm
Bag Wash, Soap Machine
and Drycleaning
9387 8641
LIMESTONE
Roberts Limestone
Building Co.
Quality AND
quantity
Specialising in:
Limestone walls,
Feature walls, Arches,
Steps, Retaining walls,
Restoration,
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Phone/Fax: 9245 2550

Mobile: 0418 299 524
38 YEARS EXPERIENCE
7 Day Service
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Ph/Fax 9382 3278

Mobile 0438 755 877
How to Get Your Painting

Completed Right The
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By employing the services
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CityGroup
Painting
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are
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standards of professional
service & communication.
Your work will be completed
by the owners of the
business and full-time team
members. We do not subcontract your work under
any circumstances.
You pay only once you
are satisfied the work
is proceeding to your
satisfaction.
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Phone: 9206 5331
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INTERIOR & EXTERIOR
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friendly and
professional
service
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from maintenance to
limestone retaining walls
Small team to create
beautiful gardens at the
right price
Call Mike Kuba
Enviroblast
No job too large or small, free quote.
Matt Siomos, B.Sc (Botany),

horticulturalist, 0408 384 542
Teik Oh, B.Sc (Environmental Sc.),
0415 170 135
0413 015 808
HIGH PRESSURE
CLEANING
Specialising in roofs, driveways,

courtyards, pool areas, retaining
walls etc. Surface sealing also.
Innovative landscape design,

construction and maintenance.
Expert in native and waterwise
gardens. Highly qualified team
of professionals with 25+ years
experience.
Free Quotes
Renovations &
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or 0417 461 087
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STONEMASON
MOW IT & MORE
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Handyman
Service
Decking,
Pergolas and
Gazebos
Home maintenance jobs - Interior
& Exterior
Painting, Plastering & Crown
moulding
Quality work - with attention to detail
Reg 1964
LAWN MOWING
0413 501 222
TRADE SECRETS
LIMESTONE
as your preferred painting

contractor.
With the highest level of
commnunication and
professional service,
I will complete the work in
agreed time frame and terms,
My goal is your happiness,
your peace of mind and your
referral.
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0400 440 272

Reg No. 6791
Saari Quality
Painting & Decorating
European Craftsman
Very Reasonable
Reg: 6952
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Painter & Decorator
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KITCHENS
LAWN CARE
Reg No 3468
DAVIDS HANDYMAN
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LANDSCAPING
Reg. No. 3511
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REG 7089
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M: 0421 477 899
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PAINTING WALLPAPERING
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PAVING
CONTINUITY, STYLE AND
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Tiling / Paving Service
0402 929 732
Wall Plastering &

Ceiling Repairs
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plastering and plaster boarding.
More than fifteen years experience.
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RENDERING & PLASTERING
SPECIALISTS
25 Years Experience
Fully Certified and Insured
Ph Shay 0402 748 564
ALL AREAS
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QUALITY WORK
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FRANKIES PLASTERING
S E RV I C E S
Top quality tradesman who specialises

in all aspects of plastering, rendering,
restoration and Gyprocking. Internal and
external, patching and covering.
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plaster. No job too big or small.
Free quotes provided.
M: 0420 397 783

PLUMBING
Lic. 2216 (B.Sc)
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ALL DOMESTIC PESTS
TERMITE INSPECTIONS
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AMP PLUMBING & GAS

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7am - 11pm 7 DAYS EMERGENCY
GAS Installation & Repair

Electronic Burst Pipe Detection
Power Drain Cleaning, Blockages
ALL TYPES OF PLUMBING WORK
Pensioners Discount, Free Quotes
24 HR
CITY OF COTTESLOE
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PEPPERMINT GROVE
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Gas 4784
SWANBOURNE
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NO CALL OUT FEE
MOSMAN PK
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BATHROOM
MAKEOVERS
ALL AREAS - 24 HOURS

General Maintenance
Emergency Repairs Blockages
Hot Water Systems
PL6669
GL7760 and All Gas Services
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Air-Conditioning,
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renovations
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Rainwater Tanks
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Water Filters
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Office & Domestic refits
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Blocked Drains
All Plumbing Repairs
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PENSIONERS DISCOUNT
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hot water services
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ELECTRONIC WATER
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Fish Health and Disease
Installation Of All Aqua Products
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Specialising in Leather & Fabric repairs
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All work Guaranteed
9354 4524
FOR SALE
HOUSEHOLD
ANTIQUE Display cabinet, glass

doors, two bottom drawers Oak,
$400. Excellent condition. 0421 218
912, 9344 3757
NOEL Fielding Show at Riverside

Theatre Friday 8pm, April 24th. Row
M, 2 tickets @$115 ea. Resale
tickets. Local to Nedlands. Contact
Rebecca 0402 852 112
RETRO 4 Piece cane garden suite
$50, 9386 8426
SMALL Boys footy boots, size 10.
Like new, 9384 8280
WANTED Shared Accommodation
/Housesitting for mature age
employed Female. From May with
Police Clearance. Ph 0418 581 792
WARDROBE: Antique, Oak. Has 3
doors with lovely bevelled mirrored
central door. Features 2 drawers +
large hanging space to interior.
Measures 1540mm wide, 1870mm
high, 530mm deep. Dismantles for
easy moving. Excellent condition
$375.00. Ph: 0477 433 591
BALLET Shoes, 2 prs unused,

Bloch size 3b toe shoes. Serenade
$50 for the 2. 9386 6737
BED: Queensize, French country
style, solid pine. Features high,
curved headboard, low footboard +
solid timber slatted base. Includes
quality posturepaedic mattress. All in
as new condition $290.00 lot. Phone:
0477 433 591
DINING Suite Teak, dark wood 2m
table, 6 chairs, $500 ono. 9341 3439
DINNERSET Portmeiron Pomona
12 dinner plates, 12 bread/butter, 12
oatmeal bowls. Excellent condition
$700, 0421 218 912, 9344 3757
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Clothing:
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women
aren't
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always look fashionable" Harpers
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3936
KITCHEN Dresser, solid pine $200.
Lawn mower electric with long cord
$35 Cottesloe, 0419 914 952
LOUNGE/ Sofa: Leather, 2 seater,
rich dark green, full grain leather,
very stylish. Superbly comfortable,
features feather filled back cushions.
Excellent condition. $245.00. Please
phone: 0400 749 433
LOUNGE Suit unused. Lazyboy

storm grey leather finest quality, two
recliners, large three seater $5,500
new. Will take $2,500. 9387 5931
MIELE
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$250, Empire 4 seat sofa $400, 8
seat Redwood square outdoor
setting 1650x1650mm $300. 0400
003 428
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King Pin Pegs and Jumbo clips for
securing towels, togs and stuff for
drying on sturdy rails. Available all
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258
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ANTIQUE Display cabinet glass

doors, two bottom drawers Oak
$400. Excellent condition. 0421 218
912, 9344 3757
CLOCKS
Antique. Years of
collecting. Selling Grandfather
clocks. Assorted mantle style clocks,
German, Vienna and Station clocks.
French clocks. Phone Philip 0450
049 679. Home 9380 6399
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starting from $5.50
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CLEANING
ARTS & CRAFTS
ANTIQUES
LOUNGE/ Sofa: Leather, superb

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Cost
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UPHOLSTERY SPECIALIST
Craftsmen in the art of classic
and traditional restoration
Old fashioned service
Antiques with deep buttoning
Repairs Repolishing
Gold leaf, Gilding & Rewaxing
Specialising in all styles of

household and commercial
upholstery.
CONTACT MICHAEL
Personal Service
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TUCK-POINTING
UPHOLSTERY
tsbi@westnet.com.au
FREE QUOTES
M: 0411 351 251
9382 4752
FOR SALE
HOUSEHOLD
Tim 0405 049 994
teamtreelopper@gmail.com
www.teamtreelopper.com
Skillful tree pruners

Safe tree removals
Powerline clearance
Storm damage callout
All palm work
Stump grinding
Full insurance cover
Free quotes & advice
TV & VIDEO REPAIRS

COMPUTER & DVD REPAIRS
NO HIDDEN CHARGES!
From $50 WORKSHOP QUOTES
AUSTRALIAN ANTENNAS
Mob:
Perths Premiere
Tree Service
TV SERVICES
Rear Laneway, 25 Heytesbury Rd
CITY TREES
Fully Insured / All areas
0414 738 888
0408 860 555
Stump Grinding CONORS

Complete
Stump Removal
TV DVD VCR AUDIO

Digital Set Top Boxes
Entertainment Centres
Pre-Packed
Furniture Assembled
LINDSAY
$BMM5POZ
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0407 774 549 9387 5153

LAKESIDE
TREES & STUMPS
MAINLINE
TUCKPOINTING
TV Picture problem?
www.professionaltreesurgeons.com.au
S.E.C. Cert.
All Facets of Tree Work
Satisfaction Guaranteed
For the personal touch
please phone RENE COOLEN
TV INSTALLATIONS
ZFBSTFYQFSJFODF
pts@bigpond.com
TREE SURGEON
TUCK-POINTING
WINDOW
REPAIRS
Paul Jones
Carpentry & Joinery

Repair and Restoration of all
Timber Windows and Doors.
Double Hung, Casement and
Hopper Sashes.
Bi-fold Windows and Doors.
Quality Assured
PH 0417 915 636
SASH IN A FLASH
Specialist Timber
Window Repairs & Restoration
Double hung casement &
awning sashes
Sashcords & spiral balances
Fully insured
PH 0407 328 128
www.sashinaflash.com.au
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
FREE
Introduction to doterra
essential oils. Discover nature health
solutions for everyday ailments with
certified pure therapeutic grade
essential oils. See, smell, experience
these amazing oils and have a free
Zyto Scan. Every Wednesday 11am
in Floreat. For Zyto appointment and
class availability call Penny on 0419
927 835
Indigo Painting
COMPUTERS
A1
Computer Home services,
reasonable rates. 9343 9212, 0409
375 245
AVAILABLE
Reliable computer
support repairs. Upgrades, new
systems, software installing, virus
removal, onsite work or home. Local.
Call Ian 0411 181 573
DO You need help with your Apple
products? iPhone, Ipad and Mac
Computer help. Personal one to one
training and assistance. All types of
issues. I can come to you. Western
Suburbs local. Patient and friendly.
Great rates $. Call Dale 0435 357
753
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
COUNSELLING /Support for those
needing to recover from Narcissist
/Psychopath abuse. Qualified
therapist. There is a way forward.
First half hour free. 0419 322 388
DON'T Let chronic pain isolate you.
Meet with others to share and learn
to manage pain. Group begins 21/4
/15 (8 weeks). Contact us at
Cohesive Group Counselling 0424
239 350 or 0404 587 711 or Email:
linda-sharon@cohesivegroupcounselling.com
EDUCATIONAL
CHEMISTRY Tuition. 30 years
experience former TEE/WACE
marker Year 11/12. Tuition in your
home. Phone 0417 962 388
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 specialist holiday
tuition at NumberWorks'nWords.
April 13-17. Individualised tutoring.
So much fun it doesn't feel like
learning. Free assessment. Ph 9388
3727.
www.numberworksnwords.com
FRENCH & Spanish playgroups
(2-5yrs) + afternoon clubs (5-12yrs).
Fun activities. No previous
knowledge required. Vanessa: 0468
559 598 www.lcfclubs.com.au
MATH, Physics, engineering tuition.
Qualified, supportive female teacher.
B.Sc. (Physics), Grad.Dip.Ed
(mathematics). 15 years teacher
experience. Call Suravi: 0402 447
584
classifieds classifieds classifieds classifieds

EDUCATIONAL
MATHEMATICS (inc. Specialist,
Methods and Applications) and
Physics tuition in your home.
Specialising in Years 10 to year 12,
ATAR, University and TAFE.
Focusing on clear explanations,
problem solving and test preparation.
Experienced, professional and
dedicated tutor. Phone Denton 0425
898 598 or 9418 7703
MATHS, English specialist holiday
tuition at NumberWorks'nWords.
April 13-17. Individualised tutoring.
So much fun it doesn't feel like
learning. Free assessment. Ph 9388
3727.
www.numberworksnwords.com
MATHS And Physics tutor. All
levels. Electronic engineer with
teacher qualifications. I have a
passion for the hard sciences and
love to impart knowledge. Phone
Justin 0423 711 275
MATHS
Tutor High School.
Registered teacher. Remediation,
extension, WACE exam preparation.
$60/hour. Contact Peter 0431 862
963, 9385 9857
pbaileyg20@gmail.com
MUSIC Club for littlies (18m+).
Songs, real instruments, fun
activities, craft.
www.lcfclubs.com.au Vanessa: 0468
559 598
INTERSTATE
ACCOMMODATION
PHOTOGRAPHY
SITUATIONS WANTED
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
FREELANCE Photographer. Make

your business grow. Corporate and
private events.
Email:billie@faircloughphotography.com.au
Web:www.faircloughphotography.com.au. M:
0412 294 711.
www.linkedin.com/pub/billie-fairclough/22
/381/17
LOST & FOUND
PUBLIC NOTICES
FOUND Pigeon Tame. Aberdare

Road, Shenton Pk 0419 906 754
IF Any cheque books or paper work
are found in the Western Suburbs
area in the name of Del Popolo
please phone Melissa. Our car was
broken into and a bag with personal
papers was stolen and believed to
be dumped around that area.
Melissa: 0417 955 500
LOST Favourite kite board green
and black, Cottesloe Beach. Ed
Nelson 0400 599 838
GOVERNMENT
Of Western
Australia. Department of Commerce.
Advertisement
of
Intended
application for Incorporation of
Signature 2014 Inc. Notice is hereby
given that: Matthew Maxted, Project
Manager of 19 Winifred St Mosman
Park, WA, 6012 being duly
authorised by the above named
association intends to apply to the
Commissioner for Consumer
Protection on or after 05/05/2015 for
incorporation of Signature 2014. The
association is formed for the purpose
of: To run events to raise funds for
good causes. To act as a vehicle for
distributing money to good causes
/community organisations. Signed.
Full Name: Matthew Maxted
GARDEN makeovers, cleanups,

reticulation, softscapes, hardscapes,
maintenance. Apprenticeship in
landscaping call 0423 477 822
GARDEN Need a tidy up? W
suburbs verge pick up coming soon.
Pruning, c/sawing, weeding etc. Will
visit to quote. Adrian 9387 1520
HAIRDRESSER male, reasonable
rates for pensioner. Seniors, 9387
7947
HANDYMAN Efficient, reliable. 25
years
experience.
Painting,
gardening, tiling, craftsman etc. Call
Bob. 9444 6474, 0403 511 072
IRONING
A1 Absolutely best
quality service, Western Suburbs.
Smoke free van, pick up and
delivery. Long est. reliable. Lyn 0418
915 842
IRONING/ Drycleaning. Expert 24hr
turnaround.
Quality
work
guaranteed. Regular, reliable van
pickup and delivery to your door.
Local family run business.
(Established 1986)."There are no
wrinkles in our reputation". Phone
PRESTIGE IRONERS 9385 7788
/0403 121 181
IRONING Expert in business shirts,
trustworthy, police/c. Housekeeping,
efficient, reliable, p/clearance,
trustworthy with references. 0415
170 739
IRONING Lady, mature, reliable,
non-smoker,. Pick-up, deliver. 0422
847 468
LAWNMOWING
Gardening
handyman, odd jobs. Phone 0407
100 075
MANAGEMENT. Do you require
assistance
with
planning,
management or marketing. With 25
years experience in management
and MBA qualified, I have
experience in a wide range of
portfolios. Call Diana 0457 457 339
MARRIAGE
CELEBRANTS
PHYSICS And Engineering tuition

in your home. Specialising in Years
10 to year 12, ATAR, TAFE and
University. Focusing on clear
explanations, problem solving and
test preparation. Experienced,
professional and dedicated tutor.
Phone Denton 0425 898 598 or 9418
7703
I Do! Glenda Prideaux is a

Commonwealth Authorised Marriage
Celebrant. Your special day will be
like no other because, in consultation
with you, I will write and deliver an
individual and unique ceremony
which encompasses your feelings
and hopes for a beautiful life
together. It will be a memorable,
professional and polished ceremony.
My experience includes renewal of
vows, commitment, namings and
funerals. 9448 2728, 0407 336 604.
www.GlendaPrideaux.com
FOR HIRE
MOTOR VEHICLES
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
FORD Falcon 1997 auto sedan,

white ex.cond 200K, full service
history. June Lic, $1500, W.Downs,
0417 936 918
GARAGE SALES
ANTIQUES Collectibles. Household
goods, clothes and more 2 Boronia
Avenue (entry Karella) 7am to noon
DOWNSIZING. Vinyls, collectibles,
vintage Vogue patterns, fabrics,
books, chairs, 30's dressing table,
Ferrari expresso, bric a brac. From
8-noon, Sat 11 April. 107 Eric Street,
Cottesloe
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

FACIAL Special offer with all
natural Olive products from Spain.
Only $50.00 Wednesday and
Thursday. Atlantis Hair and Beauty.
9387 7252
MASSAGE,
Huna Hawaiian
Swedish relaxation. Indulge yourself,
experience
deep
relaxation,
qualified, n/s Alanah 0405 755 715
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 Deep relaxation, full
bodywork, mobile $75-75 mins.
James 15yrs experience. 9417 5732
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
YOGA Kundalini. Ongoing open
classes on Tuesday evening in
Wembley and Thursday evening in
Fremantle.
Certified
teacher
Suzanne 0414 883 139
HOLIDAYS & RESORTS

COTTESLOE Apartment. Great
ocean views from every room and
wide balcony. Renov 2brm fully furn
and equipped. Mins walk to beach
and train. Quiet street. Aircond, rates
from $110-$160pn, min 4. Special
weekly rates from $700 (winter). Ph
9339 4448 or 0405 670 803
COTTESLOE Beachfront apartment
avail. One b/r renov. Great views,
fully self cont. Rates from $95 pn
winter to $150 pn peak.
Ph 0405 670 803 or 9339 4448
www.24706.worldstays.com
COTTESLOE Beach House Stays.
Family and executive self-contained
houses and apartments available for
short term rental in Cottesloe and
surrounding areas. Phone 9286
2641 www.cbhstays.com.au
DAWESVILLE For rent. Holiday
house, 2 storey with spectacular
views from large balcony. Large
theatre room, alfresco area, 4
bedroom, 3 toilet, sleeps 9 adults.
$640 per night or $3480 per week.
Call 0409 771 485
DUNSBOROUGH Holiday House
4x2 walk to beach bars and coffee
0409 006 020
GRACETOWN: Panoramic Ocean
views, all new furniture, sleeps 8
people. Walk to the beach, surf,
shops, oval and tennis court. No
smoking or pets. $300/night. Ph
0428 728 663
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
MUSICAL
CHARIZMA Choir meets at City
Beach each Monday evening at
7pm. We welcome singers who can
hold a note SATB. Our repertoire
includes Showbiz and Jazz songs.
www.charizma2013.com. Ring Kevin
0419 934 975
GUITAR Lessons. Eve Tsakalos
Guitar and String Inst School. Group
tuition and private lessons available,
any style taught. Learn from Perth's
most experienced teacher. Contact
Eve 9387 5014
GUITAR
Tuition, beginner to
advanced. eddierg@bigpond.net.au
9381 9146
PIANO Lessons. Munchkins Music
(20yrs). Afternoons. Beginners
welcome. 9446 1605
PIANO
Tuition. Experienced
qualified piano teacher/music
specialist teacher for adults and
juniors.
Saturday
mornings.
Nedlands. Phone Liz 0422 578 091
PIANO Tutor wanted. Seeking an
energetic person to teach 8 and 11
year old girls piano in a fun and
contemporary way. Lessons at our
house in Mosman Park, preferably
after school. Please contact Mike
0417 902 944
RECORDS Classical, vinyl LPs $1
each or offers on lot. 9384 8810
SINGING
Tuition
beginners
/advanced, 9381 9146,
terryann@bigpond.net.au
OVERSEAS HOLIDAY
ACCOMMODATION
CENTRAL
London apartment
overlooking lovely garden square in
South Kensington. 2 bedrooms, 2
bathrooms, 5 minutes to tube,
internet phone and mobiles 9389
8881 or 9386 3893
CHELSEA
Central
London
apartment. Fantastic location near
South Kensington and Sloane
Square tubes. Sleeps 4/5. One
double, two single bedrooms; two
toilets. Internet, mobiles, Oyster
cards provided. 9284 6515
PARIS Beautiful 2 bed apartment.
Left bank close to Notre Dame. Visit
www.5stjacques.com or call 0418
918 979
QUEENSTOWN NZ luxury Villa in
town, spectacular views of lake.
www.alpenview.co.nz or Karen 9384
4593
PERSONAL
SENSUAL
Massage qualified
therapist. Petite, brunette. By
appointment, Mosman Park, from
$70, Rachael, 0415 836 700
PETS
110% Care while you're away.
Owner operated since 1998. 9382
3550 or visit
www.homeoraway.com.au
DOG Obedience Classes: Qualified
Dog trainer Neri Karazija. Saturday
mornings and Wednesday evenings.
Next classes commence April 2015.
Bookings essential. Ring Jaimee on
9384 2644
DOG
Obedience workshops.
Having trouble with recall, jumping
up and pulling on the lead? Our
Workshops with Neri Karazija are
just the thing. To book your place
ring Jaimee on 9384 2644
PUPPY
School and puppy
management:
Sundays
at
Swanbourne Veterinary Centre.
9.15am and 10.45am respectively.
Barista coffee available! Just come
along or ring 9384 2644
SMALL
Dog minding in our
Wembley home. Huge yard, TLC,
walks. Julie 0400 681 145
SITUATIONS VACANT
CASUAL
Community Support
Workers Shine Community Services
is a not for profit organisation based
in Cottesloe which provides a range
of services to seniors and people
with disabilities. We are currently
seeking a number of compassionate
and dedicated, community support
workers to join our team
immediately. As a Community
Support Worker you will assist our
clients in all aspects of daily living
including domestic assistance,
personal care, shopping, meal
preparation and socialisation.
Application will be required to have
reliable vehicle, current drivers
licence, mobile phone and be able to
work in the Western Suburbs. Shine
Community Services offers a very
supportive working environment,
above award wages, flexible working
conditions and salary packaging
opportunities. For any further details
please email your application to
services@shinecs.com.au. Call 9383
2663
HOUSEKEEPER/
Babysitter
required for Cottesloe area. Oversee
all household cleaning and errands,
and one 8 year old and Labrador
puppy. Hours of 20-40 per week
depending on availability. Own car is
preferred with petrol reimbursed.
Must be local and flexible. Invitations
to family holidays will be extended.
Some sleepovers may be required.
Email:
info@ambrosiniglobal.com.au
SITUATIONS WANTED
BABYSITTER/ After school care
Uni student, experienced. Mosman
Park and surrounding suburbs. 0431
335 256
BOOK-KEEPING
Service,
registered Bas Agent for small
business. MYOB experienced.
Reliable, reasonable rates. Off site
work preferred/remote work into your
office. Getting tired of your
paperwork? Call me now and free
yourself so that you can get on with
running your business. References
available upon request. Mandy 0422
200 248 or for more information
email
mjaccounting@westnet.com.au
CASUAL Girl Friday: Professional
image with a sound working
knowledge of computers and general
office procedures including taking
minutes in meetings. Seeking work
as a "back-up" to businesses
requiring an efficient temp to fill in for
a day, a week or when staff on
annual leave. $35 per hour + gst by
invoice with own ABN. Please
contact me to view my CV. Available
immediately 0412 912 842
cheralynbuckley@gmail.com
CHAFFEURED
Sedan service.
Airport and Western suburbs.
Luggage Trailer now available. VISA,
Mastercard and Eftpos. LIc. 3862.
Call Barry 0422 376 943
CLEANER,
Experienced Lrg
/homes,
police
clearance,
professional, reliable. 0415 170 739
CLEANER Iron. All areas exp. Ref.
Marie 0449 977 180
CLEANERS:
Husband/wife. 15
years experience. Good references
0433 835 783
CLEANING
Amazing. Excellent
references, P/C. Free quote. 0450
001 973
CLEANING And iron professional
experience cleaners $30 hour, 2
cleaners, plus vacate cleaning 0413
570 137
CLEANING Experience and ironing
lady honest min 4 hours, $30hr,
0450 900 945
CLEANING High quality, Police
clearance. Very honest and reliable.
Eric 0431 405 115
DOMESTIC Cleaning. Over 15
years experience. Professional and
reliable. Team of two.
Call 0402 397 915
GARDEN
A Backyard Blitz,
experienced. Phone Nick 0412 772
238
GARDENER, Honest and reliable.
$25 per hour. Phone Peter 0439 091
338
GARDENER/ Handyman. 10 years
exp in Perth and surrounds. Reliable
professional service. No job too
small.
Reticulation,
garden
maintenance, landscaping, advice
and general odd jobs. Free quotes.
Call Marlow 0401 498 737
GARDEN makeovers, clean ups,
reticulation, soft scapes, hard
scapes,
maintenance.
Apprenticeship in landscaping. Call
0423 477 822
TO LET
1 And/or 2 rooms available on
Warden St in Claremont. Single
/Couples welcome. Cheap rent!
Great house! Call/text 0439 389 181
AAAAFOR more properties To Let
see the classified advertisement
in our Real Estate
CITY Beach home available three
months from June. Suit single or
couple. Ocean views. Julie 9385
9592
COTTESLOE Large 'Olde' apart
with entry porch, entry hall, formal
lounge, formal dining, master
bedroom and enclosed sleepout.
Bath in bathroom, laundry, own front
verandah overlooks attractive garden
on ground floor in central John St.
Art Deco building of 3 apartments,
around 500m to beach and 500m to
Napoleon St shopping and train. Will
suit quiet single. No smoking or pets.
$500 p/week phone for viewing 0408
929 677
CRAWLEY 2 brm (BIR), lounge
/dining a/c, kitchen (inc fridge),
separate bath/wc. 1 parking bay.
Quiet and close to uni, transport and
shops. $460/week neg. 0412 234
885
MOSMAN
Park 3 bedroom
renovated villa in quiet area, tiled
floors, modern kitchen and
bathroom, air conditioned furnished
/unfurnished, secure courtyard,
powered garden shed, double
carport. Short walk to shops, train,
buses, ocean, $495 p/w. Negotiable.
Ph 0429 987 120
NEDLANDS 13/70 Broadway Ibrm
$300 pw. Unfurnished car bay 0417
981 306, H: 9389 5544
NEDLANDS To Let. Hampden Rd
Office, approx 48 sqm. Excellent
location $1250 + GST pcm inc. rates,
taxes and parking. David Azzopardi
0418 924 950
WEMBLEY Over 55's, $380/week.
2 bed/1 bath. Unfurn, airc, balcony ,
carbay. Avail 1 Apr. No pets/smoking
inside. Ph 0466 095 070
dave@dsduncs.com
WEST Leederville $400 pw, 3 br, f
/standing townhouse u/f, a/c cls
trains/shops 0411 406 915
WEST
Perth character office
155m2,
5
parking
bays
janetstead11@gmail.com
WANTED TO BUY
17TH To 20th Century antiques and
collectables wanted. Furniture, chest
of drawers, old clocks, pocket
watches, wrist watches, china, silver,
dolls, teddy bears. Will pay best
prices. Cash paid. Phone Philip of
Nedlands 0450 049 679 or 9380
6399
ABORIGINAL/
Pacific art, old
artefacts. paying $1000's. Ph 0433
143 278
ANTIQUES
And collectibles
wanted, silver, wrist watches, toys,
bears, leather suitcases, tribal
artefacts, chandeliers, retro, Chinese
and Japanese, cameras. Phone
Giselle 0422 931 587 or 9440 4711
RADIOS, Old valve type + parts,
any condition, private collector. Ph.
Andrew 9319 1703
WANTED To buy bric a brac. Old
stuff and 60s. Paul 0412 736 291
Advertise your
goods in the
Classifieds
Top fundraiser is Liza Carpene.
Womens walk raises

$1.8m cancer funds
By DAVID HUDLESTON
Walkers in this years Weekend
to End Womens Cancers raised
$1.8million to support breast
and ovarian cancer research at
the Harry Perkins Institute of
Medical Research.
Perkins director, Professor Peter
Leedman, said that spirits were
high during the 60km walk last
weekend and there was a strong
sense of sisterhood.
He said it was wonderful to see
a greater number of men at this
years event, with a total of 780
participants.
During an emotional opening ceremony, Professor Leedman praised
walkers for the innovative ways in
which they had raised funds and
promised the donations would be
spent in the laboratory with the aim
of creating a healthier future for
cancer patients, their loved ones
and future generations.
This is what the weekend is
really all about, he said.
Its about coming together with
enthusiasm, excitement and doing
something bold. Something that
will end womens cancers.
Together we can change the
world.
Top fundraiser and cancer survivor, Liza Carpene, who raised
more than $40,000, shaved her head
for the event.
The top fundraising team was
Thought
for food
A POST reporter
received a certificate
this week showing
he had done online
training about food.
The reporter did
sections on potentially
hazardous foods, food
display, cleanliness,
and single-use food
items.
The initiative is
being provided by
Claremont council.
All food businesses
have obligations,
and the Town is
assisting them to meet
their obligations by
providing free access
to this training tool, a
spokeswoman said.
See www.claremont.
imalert.com.au to do
the training.
Purple Hearts, which raised more

than $80,000.
Team Perkins reached its goal
of more than $55,000.
The walk routes on Saturday
and Sunday followed different
scenic pathways around Perth,
including lakes, the Swan River
and parks.
Enthusiastic crew members,
dressed for the occasion, offered
water and food and formed cheer
squads.
Saturday night was time to hear
more about the latest in ovarian
cancer research and reflect on
the importance of absent friends,
including last years top fundraiser,
Leanne Russo, who died from breast
cancer a few months ago.
Walkers were also able to kick off
their shoes and have some fun in
the big tent, with fashion parades,
a buffet dinner, and dancing before
retiring for the night in preparation
for another 30km walk starting at
6.30am on Sunday morning.
Masseuses, yoga instructors and
podiatrists were waiting behind
the finish line to ensure participants recovered comfortably after
their walk.
The event set a world record
for the most re-registrations ever
recorded in a Weekend to End
Womens Cancers event.
Go to pr16.endcancer.org.au to
register now for next years walk
on April 2 and 3.
n e d l a n d s .w a . g ov. a u
Mower Operator
We are seeking two individuals who have previous
experience using turf plant equipment such as edgers,
brush cutters, commercial out-front rotary mowers,
blowers and other minor hand tools. The candidates
appointed will have a Senior First Aid Certificate, White
card, a 'C' class driver's licence and a Basic Worksite
Traffic Management Certificate.
These permanent, full-time positions offer a weekly wage
of $972.12.
Landscape Maintenance Officer

The person we seek will have previous experience
with the preparation and maintenance of hard and soft
landscapes, with the ability to interpret landscape plans
through developed knowledge of horticultural principles
and practices. The candidate appointed to the role
will ideally have a Certificate III in Parks and Gardens
or Horticulture, a 'C' class driver's licence and a Basic
Worksite Traffic Management Certificate.
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Austin Robertsons sporting
Footys here lets get cracking

Are you ready for some
football?
This wee question feels to
me more like a rallying cry for
lets get the beer and chips and
either get to the ground, or rush
for the comfy lounge-room chair,
and watch some footy.
What will season 2015 bring?
Unlikely heroes, high-end
drama, blood and guts, and dozens of improbable haircuts, as 18
teams prepare to go to war?
Essendon will now field a full
team, but the stench of this drug
fiasco lingers, as we now await
further appeals.
And now we enter the season
with mixed anticipation and
anxiety from every football follower worth his salt.
And who will win? Hopefully,
my form guide might be something on the money.
1. PREMIERS: HAWTHORN.
They bring a familiar roster then
go out and cherry-pick exactly
what they need to bring to it.
They have done it again with
Frawley to bolster an ageing
defence.
2. FREMANTLE: Its now or
never time. Im expecting breakout seasons for The Pav, Zac
Clarke, and watch Ballers and
Son Son Walters kick 50 goals
each. Nat the Magnif to win the
Brownlow Medal.
3. PORT ADELAIDE: Have embraced the youth movement and
pumped the iron. Expect them
to grow and threaten again.
4. SYDNEY: More super novas
than the solar system, with a
group of huge forwards talented
enough to send any team into a
black hole. An awesome array of
talent, and never out of it.

5. GEELONG: The guns arent
rusty yet, but they are older. I
just get the feeling that it is a bit
of a passing parade at Kardinia
Park. The Cats might just be off
the boil a bit this season.
6. GOLD COAST: At last, from
short pants into long trousers,
so adolescence to manhood.
Abletts back, and the bulging
muscles on the former kids are
evident.
7. ADELAIDE: Will remain as
watchable as ever, and this season. Theyre fit. Walker needs
to dominate and Dangerfield
needs to be Dangerfield.
8. WCE: Just think they might
do enough, with home-ground
advantage pivotal. Need more
from Wellingham, Gaff and
Shuey in the mids to be taken
seriously. The Eagles must work
hard so that coach Simpson
doesnt keep ageing before our
eyes in the box.
9. ESSENDON: PHEW!! Trying
to take into account where this
might all end up, would be a
job for Jim Phelps and his IM
team. But for the moment, the
Bombers will field a full team.
Then it will be a matter of them
doing whatever it takes.
10. CARLTON: If Judd plays

the full season, which he wont,
and if Mick accepts that some
of his players cant handle
public humiliation, which he
wont, the Blues will probably find that their intrigue
quotient might be higher than
their ladder position. Mind you,
Mick is compulsory viewing
whether hes in the box, or on
the sideline.
11. BRISBANE: Be careful when
playing the Lions. All their
injured guns are back. Theyve
picked up some valuable players, but they will miss Hanley.
12. NORTH MELBOURNE: They
keep promising fireworks but
then fizzle like a damp shooting
star on bonfire night when up
against the best. I reckon they
will slip.
13. RICHMOND: Another nightmare for long-suffering coach
Hardwick. Good at times, but
you need to fast-forward when
it gets bad.
14. BULLDOGS: The young Dogs
will get better, but so, unfortunately for them, will everybody
else.
15. COLLINGWOOD: Collingwood
havent got Buckleys. They think
theyre contending. I think
theyre pretending.
16. GWS: It takes just one glimpse
of Griffiths to know they have recruited just what they required,
but probably need two more
alpha dogs before they contend
for the eight.
17. ST KILDA: Betwixt and between, and forgettable again. Id
play St Nick at centre-half back,

and that way get three more
seasons out of the champ.
18: MELBOURNE: Fans of an
inferior defence, mediocre
midfield and unproductive
forwards are going to be glued
to the TV sets (surely nobody in
their right mind will actually go
to the game) whenever the Dees
trundle out.
Its an interesting year for
sure.
You could throw a sheet over
the teams from positions seven
to 15 as any of them could make
the eight.
But who will win it? I cant
even pick a winner at Ascot,
so what would I really know?
Wheres that damn crystal ball
when you need it?
Is this the end

of the line?
Nobody does hope disillusioned or reborn better

than me.
And I am prepared to bet that

I wasnt the only one hoping that
after two years of bitterness, the
Essendon drug scandal was at
last over.
Well, is it?
This unsavoury serial has had
more twists and turns than a
moray eel with a kidney stone.
As a layman, I am not in a position to comment on the legal
mumbo jumbo presented by
the prosecution, or the defence,
but still possess what could be
the view of the reasonable and
prudent man having followed
this fiasco from the outset.
As far as I am concerned, the
decision of the AFL trying to absolve the 34 players from guilt on
the allegations brought against
them is the correct one.
It would appear that the
James Hird
tribunal was satisfied that the

substance in question was in fact
a banned substance, but were
not satisfied that the players
were injected with it.
Now that didnt gel with me.
Talk about future potential
compensation claims from
players, families, the club, etc,
etc. Phew!!!
Obviously the AFL was sufficiently convinced the banned
substance was injected into the
players during the 2012 season,
when they took all the Bombers
points off them last season and
prevented them from playing in
the finals.
Give a poor sucker like me
a break.
Surely they had strong prima
facie evidence before them
before they took the action
they did.
Anyway, the Bombers will
take the field against Sydney
on the weekend, and good luck
to them.
Where to from here?
As expected in these types of
dramas, what Bomber president
Paul Little declared was almost
clich.
Steps will be taken, he said,
to see that this never happens
again.
That defies any reasonable
logic to me, because if nothing
has happened, why do any steps
have to be taken at all?
The decision by the tribunal
and has obviously put ASADAs
nose out of joint, and for that
matter, the AFLs as well.
I just think that now we will
have more appeals. If not, I
would humbly suggest that any
other cases pending in this matter will be significantly diluted
by the Tribunals decision.
Cottesloe junior Alex McGun extends this vertical to success earlier this month at Trigg Beach.
Photo: Woolacot/SurfingWA
Brave young surfers stand out

SURFING
with Damian Lipscombe

Surfers Point in Margaret
River hosted the first event
of the three-part WA Junior
Surfing Titles in historic
fashion last weekend.
WA surfings main stage,
Surfers Point, played host to a
WA junior state title event for
the first time since 1986, giving
contestants a rare chance to
ride over the same patch of reef
that will attract the worlds best
to the Drug Aware Margaret
River Pro in a few weeks.
Around 100 of the states best
competed head-on, with clean
left and right-handers that
peaked early afternoon around
2-3m for Sundays finals.
And only the bravest of young
surfers, some as young as 10,
managed to put on stand-out
performances.
Wave choice, patience and
positioning proved the difference on the day and allowed
just a few to find those winning rides.
Cottesloes Denver Young
had to be clinical, overcoming
nerves to snatch the under-21
womens blue ribbon. She was
the only Perthy (visitor) to
win on the day.
Young was able to pop a
formidable talent bubble in
Bailee Hastie, Emi Campbell
and Phoebe McGregor convincingly.

I dont get to surf waves
this big on the metro beaches
very often, so to do it with my
best friends in the water with
me is a really great feeling,
Denver said.
Local lad Jed Mattinson
used his familiarity at Margies,
catching just his two scoring
waves during the 25-minute
final of the boys blue ribbon
under-18 division.
And like the girls tussle,
it was excitingly close and
featured a broad geographic
spectrum of state surfing talent.
Weve got some really impressive talent emerging at an
incredible rate here in WA,
said Surfing WA commentator
and high performance coach
Mark Clift.
The second event of the series will be a chance for metropolitan beaches to shine, with
surfers again vying for valuable
state title points on June 6 and
7 at Trigg Beach.
A junior state team selected
from the results of the three
events will compete at the
national junior surfing titles
on North Stradbroke Island,
Queensland, later this year.
In other junior surfing news,
Cottesloe Boardriders Jake
Edwards and Alex McGuffin
tasted success earlier this
month at the states second
Subway Summer Series event

at Trigg Beach, winning the
under-21 and under-16 boys
respectively, while teammate
Denver Young came third in the
under-18 womens division.
Results:
Under-18 junior boys: 1. Jed Mattinson (Margaret River) 13.80pts, 2. Pascal
Hutchinson (Sorrento) 13.10pts, 3. Lachy
Ross (Denmark) 9.34pts, 4. Josh Cattlin
(Yallingup) 6.50pts.
Under-18 junior girls: 1. Denver Young
(Cottesloe) 11.74pts, 2. Bailee Hastie
(Gracetown) 11.66pts, 3. Emi Campbell
(Denmark) 8.33pts, 4. Phoebe McGregor
Under-16 cadet boys: 1. Josh Cattlin (Yallingup) 13.67pts, 2. Jolan Bonelli (Margaret River) 10.87pts, 3. Fletcher Llanwarne
(Duncraig) 8.60pts, 4. Cyrus Cox (Margaret River) 7.43pts.
Under-16 cadet girls: 1. Jamaica Selby
(Margaret River) 13.70pts, 2. April
McPherson (Mandurah) 11.67pts, 3. Evie
Dupuy (Albany) 10.23pts, 4. Emma Cattlin
Under-14 grommet boys: 1. Finn Cox
(Margaret River) 15.66pts, 2. Ry Dempsey
(Margaret River) 13.10pts, 3. Jed Gradisen
(Margaret River) 10.86pts, 4. Giam Nation
(Trigg) 7.50pts.
Under 14 grommet girls: 1. Emma Cattlin
(Yallingup) 16.50pts, 2. Pemba Spargo
(Albany) 9.43pts, 3. Holly Minter (Albany)
8.20pts.
Under 12 micro groms: 1. George Simpson (Gracetown) 10.83pts, 2. Solomon
Pogue-Englert (Gracetown) 9.10pts, 3.
Jay Robinson (Dunsborough) 7.64pts, 4.
Daniel Bendetti (Margaret River) 3.20pts.
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