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January 23, 2016
Seapines bidder denies pressure on owners

The manager of a syndicate
that wants to buy all 28 strata
units in a Cottesloe seafront
complex says she supports a new
state law that will force hold-out
owners to sell to the syndicate.
The state government has rezoned the single-storey Seapines
units opposite the Indiana restaurant on Cottesloe beach to
allow five storeys.
But the syndicate owns only
19 of the units and wants to buy
two more to reach the magic 75%
that will trigger forced sales
under new strata laws the government has announced (State

law changes worry Cott owners,
POST, January 16).
At present, 100% agreement
from owners is required if the
strata plan that controls a homeunit building is to be dissolved
to allow development.
I believe the new legislation
is necessary and will facilitate a
sensible system, said syndicate
manager Debbie Whiting.
She said none of the remaining
owners had been pressured to
Seapines units could be controlled

by a syndicate later this year.
sell, the latest offers being made
late last year.
All owners have received the
same offer, she said.

At no time have I bullied
anybody.
An owner, by doing nothing,
has a far greater risk of living in
a unit with concrete cancer and
receiving a demolition order.
She said that under the proposed legislation safeguards
can and should be put in place
to ensure owners receive fair
market prices, and prevent
owners from extorting inflated
values and being a hold-out on
developments, which is fairer
phantom night golfer is leaving a trail of apparently stolen

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golf balls across the lawn and sand
Phantom golfer
peppers beach
City Beach lifeguard Jordan Haynes said he spent an hour picking up golf balls left on the grass and beach last weekend. Photo: Billie Fairclough
Stingers inflict
oceans of pain
By DAVID COHEN
Stingers, not sharks, are the
big threat at the beach, say
Cottesloe swimmers stung by
swarms of them last weekend.
Surf Life Saving WA said 115
people, a very high number,
received first aid at Cottesloe
last Saturday, with 18 people
treated at North Cottesloe.
On Sunday, 31 people were
treated at Cottesloe and 12 at
North Cottesloe.
Cottesloe Surf Life Saving
Club president David Hounslow
said almost everyone in the
water received painful stings,
with some leaving big red welts.
Heres
where
we go
A lady who swam from North

Cottesloe nearly fainted and was
dizzy from the stings when she
got out of the water at Cott, Mr
Hounslow said.
We treated her and walked
her back to North Cott.
The state government is worried about sharks, but I think the
stinger is more of a deterrent [to
enjoying the beach].
A Cottesloe resident who was
stung under the armpit said she
had suffered almost unbearable
pain for 2 hours.
She said the initial sting was
very sharp and localised, like
and electric shock, but even
after it had been treated, intense
to all parties.
She said real estate and
property developers had been
lobbying the state government
for this legislation because it
had worked so well interstate.
The government sees reducing
the ownership requirement to
75% as a way of promoting redevelopment of older apartment
complexes that may be reaching
the end of economic life, or have
been rezoned for high rise.
Please turn to page 69
See letters pages 2, 12.
pain spread to her arm, shoulder

and breast.
Cottesloe lifesavers told her
she was the 30th victim they had
treated on Saturday morning.
At the same time they were
treating a woman whose bathers
had to be removed to extract
the stings, and another who was
stung around the neck.
A small boy had stings inside
his bathers.
I would never have gone into
the surf if I had known there
was a plague of stingers, the
Cottesloe woman said.
In Queensland they put signs
at City Beach.
Lifeguard Jordan Haynes said
she spent an hour picking about
300 balls from the sand on Monday
morning this week.
It is not every day but it has
been going on here since I was a
kid, Jordan said.
The balls, driven from grass
on to the sand, are stamped to
show they come from Wembley
Golf Course.
Cambridge council has had
complaints about the grass north
of the groyne being churned by
numerous divots.
The golfer appears when it is
dark and the golf course is closed.
Course manager Matt Day said
anyone getting into the course to
steal balls that had been left on
the driving range would have to
climb two very high fences and
do a round-trip walk of 1km.
A haul of 100 balls would weigh
about 10 kilos, he said.
Then you would need a car to
get down to City Beach.
In the 14 years I have been
here it has happened, but it is a
random event.
Usually we get a phone call
to say someone has found a pile
of our balls and we go and pick
them up.
Since they are marked Wembley
Golf Course nobody could try to
sell them to another club.
He said it would be up to councillors to decide if they wanted to
prosecute anyone for theft.
No one has yet supplied the
council with details of a car or
its registration number.
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An animal
biology lesson
for Gavan
Lets keep that feeling

of freedom at
Lake Claremont
This is an open letter to Claremont mayor
Jock Barker.
Having just read the whole report on the
Lake Claremont working paper I would like
to offer a few comments.
The decision to build a fence around the
lake to deter dogs is an incredibly expensive
suggestion.
Many lakes and rivers in towns and cities
throughout the world manage to exist without
the use of ugly built fencing.
In an urban setting, those with a dog or
maybe more than one dog should adhere to
rules to control them.
Dogs are important of course, but so are
all the birds and insects and reptiles.
With a fence around the lake much would
be lost.
The dog area on the corner of Alfred and
Davies roads is very under-used. There is
never a huge number of dogs using this space
at any given time. There are a few, but not
a number to make it uncomfortable, and
therefore more space is really not necessary,
especially at such a huge cost to the council.
Visually, the lake will lose the feeling of
freedom one experiences within the busy
area of Claremont. With the Lake Claremont
concept becoming a reality after the large
golf course was removed, the area is very
exciting and very wildlife-friendly.
With a change of direction the area will
feel controlled and conned, such a pity.
Sue Lewis
Landon Way, Mt Claremont
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Gavan, I can only imagine

yourlovely wife having to persevere with you swanning around
the house with a supercilious grin
on your face muttering: White
swan, yeah in your dreams, honey.
(What trick of nature is this?
Letters, POST, January 16)
Well Gavan, white swans (Cygnus
Olor)were introduced into WA in
1896. They bred successfully on the
Avon River and continue to survive
and breed to this day. A white swan
could easily y from the Avon or
Swan River to LakeMonger.
DoI hear a little scufe to the
back yard shed where angelsfear
to tread?
Incidentally, white swans are
protected in WA so I hope the
anti-pranksters are not trying to
remove the white paint.
Whats that adage? Something
about She who laughs last...
Cheers!
Rod Kent
Barker Road, Subiaco
Strata owners should

start screaming
I refer to your report (Strata law changes
worry Cott owners, POST, January 16) that
Cottesloe apartment owners are worried their
properties will be sold against their will if the
strata laws change later this year.
You are so right: You should be more than
worried; you should be very afraid.
All strata owners should be lobbying right
now as this is the most ridiculous thing I have
ever heard.
There should be so much more publicity
on this subject as I am sure that other strata
owners have no idea whats going on.
No owners should ever be forced out of
their homes.
Those people who have lobbied and pushed
for this new ruling, in the name of greed and
redevelopment, should be absolutely ashamed
of themselves.
The only time ever that the majority
should be able to rule is when a building has
been deemed unsafe.
Strata owners, I urge you to start lobbying.
If you stick your heads in the sand on this
one you have only yourselves to blame.
It will be no use screaming after the horse
has bolted.
Gill Vivian
Strata owner and Director Vivians Residential
Real Estate
Victoria Street, Mosman Park
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Laughter defuses
Seaward tensions
Iron ore
dust
blows
over us
An outbreak of humour
seemed to signal a truce over
plans to bulldoze and sell
part of the army village at
Swanbourne.
Ron Winterton (78), who

runs The Monument Centre in
Government Road, Nedlands,
said he collected the dust daily
from the balcony of his home in
Bella Vista Court, Scarborough.
Mr Winterton said he built
his house eight years ago and
the dust began appearing about
five years ago.
Iron ore exports, transported
by rail from central Yilgarn,
began from the Kwinana Bulk
Terminal at the same time in
2011.
But terminal operator
Fremantle Ports said the dust
at the terminal was continually
monitored and it was unlikely
to be the source.
A blanket of iron ore dust is
being blown across the western
suburbs, Mr Winterton said this
week as he showed bags of the
dust swept up on his balcony
Mr Winterton managed State
Ships in Port Hedland for four
years.
I know iron ore dust when I
see it, he said.
His main concern was for the
health of his great-granddaughters, aged four and one, who
visited him every week.
I swept this dust off the
balcony this morning before
they arrived, he said, holding
Retired Lieutenant General

Mark Evans, the man reviewing
the plan for Assistant Defence
Minister Darren Chester, was
in Perth for about a week to
talk to SAS families, residents
of Swanbourne and the representatives of Defence Housing
Australia, which is behind the
plan.
He met families in their homes,
climbed to the top of Melon Hill
to talk to residents and joined
them on a front lawn in Sayer
Street to hear their views.
On Thursday last week, he
wound it up with a meeting in
the tennis club, which the organisers, the Friends of Allen
Park, said was attended by about
80 people.
Former Swanbourne Primary
School principal Roger
Fitzharding told the meeting
he used to run a cricket team
and recalled a youngster telling
him he could not play because
there was no one to take him to
the match.
He said: Dad is overseas.
It is traumatic for the children.
Mr Fitzharding said he picked
the boy up and took him to the
match.
He outlined the importance to
army children of being able to
talk to others who understood.
I talk to other schoolteachers,
strangely enough, and I guess
dentists talk to each other, he
said to a man in the audience.
By LINDA CALLAGHAN
The western suburbs are

being blanketed daily by a
cloud of iron ore dust, according to a Nedlands businessman.
In the wind Ron Winterton with bags of iron ore dust swept o his
balcony. Photo: Billie Fairclough
up one of three plastic bags
containing the dust.
Its all over the western
suburbs and beyond.
People can hardly believe
it when I tell them it is iron
ore dust.
Even the woman who washes

the dogs said she found the
brown dust in their fur.
People just dont realise
what they are breathing.
Neighbours fear ice mans return

City Beach residents are worried
busy tradesmen are a sign a drug
addict will return to their street
this week.
Tarongo Way residents said they felt
they had been given an early Christmas
present in late November when the
38-year-old man was remanded in custody for allegedly breaching a violence
restraining order.
It means we can all get some sleep,
a resident said at the time.
Residents believe the man is addicted to meth, and say he has screamed
in the street, punched their doors, and

defecated in his driveway.
Police records show they visited
the mans home more than 100 times
last year.
The man was released on bail earlier
this month after being remanded in
custody on a hospital order.
Bail conditions included
living with his mother in
Scarborough, having regular
urine analysis tests, and seeing a psychiatrist.
The man was due to appear
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They said glaziers, painters, and
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He said bureaucrats in Canberra needed to understand how
important Seaward Village was.
He made scathing comments
about bureaucrats and apologised to Lieutenant General
Evans: I have relatives in
Canberra who are third generation bureaucrats.
Dont worry, I live in
Brisbane, Lieutenant General
Evans said, causing the crowd
to erupt with laughter.
Swanbourne resident Denise
Murray said there had been a
shift in attitude.
This proposal has caused a
great deal of distress for a long
time, she said.
The DHA sought to drive a
wedge between the families and
the residents.
She criticised decisions to
hold separate meetings for army
families and residents and to pay
residents but not army families
$80 to attend.
Alan McClelland, from
Defence, confirmed it had been
the departments instruction
not to pay because its policy
was not to pay families with an
interest in proposals to take part
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Blackmarket to
hit Subi
New love interest
The Llama Bar has attracted a new owner.

Adultshop.com founder
Malcolm Day is in the process of buying the trendy
watering hole from Tim
Monaghan.
The bar was among a
number of Subi establishments up for grabs recently
(All Change on Subi pub
crawl, POST November 28).
Mr Day, who lives in a
Kings Park apartment block,
has had a string of high
profile relationships since he
split with his ex-wife, publican and former Penthouse
Pet Bree Maddox.
BYO plate and

bottle
Vinnies volunteers sort mountains of items in Pinjarra.
Vinnies feels the heat

St Vincent de Paul CEO
Mark Fitzpatrick said people had been overwhelmingly generous in the
aftermath of the bushfires
in the South-West.
Vinnies shops, especially
at Waroona and Pinjarra,
had been inundated and
Vinnies volunteers in Perth
had had to go to the shops
to help because the shops
were beyond capacity.
We have had people
from all over the state drive
down to our shops to drop
off goods and the urge to
help is incredible, Mr
Fitzpatrick said.
However we would
ask that people hold on to
their donations for the time
being. The best way for
people to help is through
financial donations.
To donate specifically to
the bushfire victims, go to
vinnies.org.au where there
is an option to donate to
Bushfire Relief.
People can also donate to
the Lord Mayors appeal at
www.appealswa.org.au.
Bunnings at home in western suburbs

News this week of the
downfall of Woolies-owned
newcomer Masters to the
DIY market was counterbalanced by a big announcement about the rise of its
main competitor Bunnings.
Bunnings owners
Wesfarmers will spend
more than $1billion over the
next five years taking over
and rebranding Homebases
265 stores in the UK and
Ireland as Bunnings.
Subiaco has had a
Bunnings and Home Base
completely separate to the
People are already flocking in their droves to a new

temporary market being set
up in Subiaco next month.
As part of the Perth
International Arts Festival,
which the council is supporting financially, tickets
costing about $80 a pop for
Blackmarket have already
sold out and there is a waiting list.
Using the night-time
streets of Subiaco as a stage,
this participatory artwork
will see people involved
in wheeling and dealing. According to the PVI
Collective, which is behind
the idea, it is part audiodriven intervention and
part real-life video game.
Blackmarket invites you
into a dark underworld of
entrepreneurial trading,
PVI says.
In the fictional world of
the urban game, the global
financial crisis has arrived
and players must fight for
survival as a hustler.
UK business with a similar

name in Salvado Road
since about 1987.
Indeed, the Bunnings
family has a long association with Peppermint
Grove, which has one of
the household hardware
chains 320-plus stores on
its doorstep, just down the
road on Stirling Highway.
Bunnings has another
new store in Claremont,
bringing the number of
outlets in the western suburbs to three.
People attending next

Tuesdays Australia Day
celebrations in Peppermint
Grove are asked to take a
plate empty.
About 30 people will
become Australian citizens, including seven from
Peppermint Grove shire,
which is staging the event
at Manners Hill Park.
In the interest of the environment, please consider
bringing a drink bottle to
take advantage of the H2O
to Go filtered water station
provided by Earth Carers,
as well as picnic plates,
cutlery and a mug, community development officer
Vanessa OBrien said.
Ms OBrien said there
would be non-meat options
at the barbecue breakfast.
Mosman Park and
Cottesloe residents will also
become new citizens.
There will be entertainment from the Mighty
Camelot Choir and childrens entertainer Glenn
Swift.
The fun starts at 8am
at the corner of Lilla
and Johnston streets,
Peppermint Grove.
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Strange days People were looking up in wonder on

Monday.
Out of this world

How about that cloud
action on Monday.
One POSTie thought it
was like the Tom Cruise
movie War of the Worlds,
where the cloud rushes in
to where the alien craft
drop to earth.
Another thought a patch
of ragged cumulus over
Claremont briefly looked

like former WA premier
Brian Burke.
There was red cloud,
black cloud, grey matter,
and rumbling thunder.
POST photographer Billie
Fairclough took a spectacular photo in Mosman Park.
The cloud looked like a
twister dropping out of the
bottom of a pavlova.
Full marks for

bookmarks
Mark my words Calen

Simpson-Lewis, Gerry
Ansey, Brodie Albert, Kuberan Muir and Aiden
Alberts artworks are bookmarks.
The smartest must-have

accessories for bookworms
are in Claremont.
Indigenous Christ Church
Grammar School boys
painted deckchairs as part
of the Sitting on Sacred
Ground exhibition.
The results were so stunning the artworks were
photographed and put on
bookmarks.
Some of the bookmarks
were sent to the boys communities and a few are still
up for grabs in the schools
reception.
THATS THE TOP. Mind-blowing!
I have reviewed over 3,000 shows,

none can compare to what I saw tonight.
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Rehab bush idea will break green link

By LLOYD GORMAN
LandCorp has been urged
not to remove all the trees on
the former rehab hospital site
in Selby Street as it did on the
nearby Cambridge nursery site
redevelopment.
Subiaco mayor Heather
Hend e r s o n s a i d t h e 1 6 h a
grounds of the former Royal
Perth Hospital, which was
decommissioned in October
2014, had many mature trees

worth saving.
A member of the steering committee set up to help guide the
$620million redevelopment, Mrs
Henderson said she had raised
the issue with LandCorp, which,
she said, had made a commitment to save as many trees as
possible.
Thats a significant commitment Landcorp has made,
unlike the Cambridge nursery
site weve been left with down
in Jolimont where they said

they were going to leave a green
corridor, she said.
They took nearly every tree.
Almost every tree is gone.
LandCorps Parkside Walk
project, on the site of the former
Perth council nursery, will have
up to 350 new homes.
It is between the State Netball
Centre and Henderson Park in
Salvado Road, on the boundary
of Subiaco and Cambridge.
The first blocks are expected
Degradation will inevitably

occur at the edges of these cells,
seriously affecting the ecological value of the remnant bush
and destroying the value of the
conservation link, Mr Hipkins
said.
LandCorp said new bushfire
regulations required it to split
the bush corridor into cells
separated by 20m strips of
cleared land.
Neighbours reject beehive
How high
will new
Shents go?
A backyard beehive could be

safe, experts told Subiaco councillors on Tuesday night, but
neighbours werent convinced.
Mike and Jess Kendall, of Austin
Street, Shenton Park, applied last
year for permission to keep a hive
with about 400 honey bees and
related equipment in their garden.
The staff report said the
Kendalls were experienced in
bee-keeping and there would be
enough water and pollen sources
on site for the bees.
Tiffane Bates, apiary manager
at UWAs bee research centre,
told the meeting bee-keeping
was tightly regulated and bees
had been safely introduced at
Scitech and Parliament House in
Property developers will be

able to get a building bonus
if they incorporate architectural features in designs for
a village on a former hospital
site.
A limit of nine storeys has
been set for the site but a
bonus may see this exceeded.
Landcorp manager Susan
Oosthuizen said a committee, including an architect,
would examine plans for the
15.8ha former rehabilitation
hospital site off Selby Street
in Shenton Park.
Apartments, retail and
commercial development are
proposed, along with housing
for various age groups.
More than 1600 homes could
be built in apartment blocks
up to nine storeys high over 10
years, according to Landcorp.
Mrs Oosthuizen said traffic
engineers had investigated
the nearby railway subway
and were satisfied there
would be no need to widen
the road through it.
They are satisfied the existing road network can cope,
Ms Oosthuizen said.
Landcorp has divided
the site into four precincts;
Linkage, Woodland, Heritage
and Parkland.
The plan for the site shows
23% would be classed as public
open space.
to go on sale later this year.

Mrs Henderson said she and
Nedlands mayor Max Hipkins
had raised concerns about the
impact on a planned bush corridor on the western side of the
former hospital site.
Mr Hipkins, who is also on
the steering committee, said
LandCorp had now split the
strip into 2500sq.m bush cells
surrounded by cleared land,
which undermined the continuity of the strip.
They said there had been

extensive consultation with
the community over the past
18 months.
Mr Redman said the plan
was being advertised for a
90-day consultation process.
People have until the close
of business on Monday, April
18.
But taking into account public holidays and weekends, the
consultation period is 62 days.
Public information sessions
are planned for Saturday,
February 6, between 9am and
noon and Thursday, February
11, between 4 and 7pm.
Both sessions will be in the
Paraquad Industries Building
at 10 Selby Street.
Dr Akhil Chandra
The plan for a village at Shenton Park is explained to Ministers Terry

Redman, left and John Day, right, by Landcorp chief operations officer Dean Mudford.
Community liaison officer
Claire Patterson said a report
sent to the Environmental
Protection Authority had
shown, apart from birds, there
was no fauna on the site.
Tree hollows would be
transferred on to some trees to
provide nesting areas for birds.
The technique had been
used successfully on other
Landcorp sites.
The Heritage Precinct includes Victoria House, which
would be retained with a view
to being used for community
facilities if they were viable.
Lands Minister Terry
Redman and Planning Minister
John Day visited the site together on Tuesday morning.
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the 10 years of having a hive in
his family garden no one had
been stung.
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he said.
The council advised residents
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home of the application.
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Shining star who took on the big battles

By BRET CHRISTIAN
Emeritus professor Martyn
Webb of Dalkeith, one of the
states most eminent scholars,
died peacefully in Hollywood
Hospital on Tuesday night,
aged 90.
His death from stomach cancer
will not reap the recent world
headlines achieved by rock
stars David Bowie and Glenn
Frey, but the ebullient, engaging
and amusing Professor Webb
achieved rock star status from
an audience way beyond his
chosen academic field.
Once met, he was never forgotten.
Formerly a lecturer in geography at Oxford University,
he came to WA with his wife
Audrey and two sons in 1964,
at the beginning of the mining
boom, to take up an appointment as Foundation Professor
of Geography at the University
of WA.
The impact he made on the
state was profound and permanent.
We will miss him greatly,
said Nedlands mayor Max
Hipkins.
He made a major contribution
to historical research, city planning and public administration
in Western Australia.
His achievements were driven
by his contagious enthusiasm
for the world around him and
for the people and communities
that became his passions.
He leaves a massive private
library that he delighted in
showing to visitors to his home,
especially the books, journals
and papers he wrote: always
erudite but accessible to the
ordinary reader.
The POST reported on his
whimsical love affair with a
tiny caravan that housed him
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The modernist home Professor Webb built was Dalkeiths first. He bought
the Rover car and Sprite caravan while on study leave in England in
1967, touring them around the universities of Europe as he soaked up
more knowledge. He kept the Sprite until 2014.
Professor Martyn Webb, photographed inside his beloved art deco

caravan in 2014. It was home to him and his wife Audrey, while they
researched some of this states most significant journals.
and his family in academic pur- a tough edge when needed to
suits around Europe and WA, dive in to help right the worlds
and which became a vehicular wrongs, as he often did.
In the middle of last year the
landmark parked in front of his
house in Circe Circle, Dalkeith. POST published some of his
He loved telling the story of clear, well-argued letters railing
how he brought the caravan against the City of Perth Bill,
and his Rover car as deck cargo which he called a deceitful
on a ship from England, cargo proposal to enable the takeover
that came within an inch of of his beloved UWA and part of
being jettisoned overboard to Subiaco into the City of Perth.
He also wrote to every member
save the ship during an Indian
of Parliament pointing out the
Ocean storm.
Professor Webb exhibited danger of the Bill to Kings Park,
urging them to vote against it.

He leapt into the public eye
when he took on Brian Burkes
government in the 1980s.
With Professor Paddy OBrien
he published The Executive
State: WA Inc. & The Constitution,
which pointed out the dangers of
a then-popular government that
the authors caught by-passing
traditional safeguards.
When any semblance of
coherent planning policy was
destroyed by WA Inc, Professor
Webb continued to strive for
more enlightened and less corrupt practices, says his citation
when made a Freeman of the
City of Nedlands in 2014.
He was also a passionate advocate for individual freedom,
leading a march up St Georges
Terrace to Parliament House
to protest against the Australia
Card, the ID card concept
crushed by public opinion.
All of his work has been
underpinned by a strong com-
mitment, not only to rigorous

scholarship and intellectual
coherence but also to a concern
for peoples personal rights and
liberties, says his Freeman
citation.
Wherever he sees injustice
and the need for further debate
and discussion, whether this
be in the State Parliament or
the Nedlands council, he has
expended great time and effort
in representing the best interests
of our local community.
In recent years he rallied support for defence of the City of
Nedlands, in particular Dalkeith,
against the inroads being made
by developers and the injustices
of the State Planning procedures,
including development assessment panels, it says.
He captured WA audiences
with his clear, concise accounts
of luminaries such as Lord
Forrest and C.Y OConnor, and
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By DAVID COHEN
Alan Jones says one of his
first tasks is to earn the respect of the boys and teachers
at Christ Church Grammar
School.
Welcome Christ Church Grammar School has had 12 headmasters

in 106 years, but Alan Jones is the first principal.
The new principal knew in

Year 10 that he wanted to be
a teacher, and he was inspired
at school by a groundsman who
had been a first-class cricketer.
The two biggest things I have
to do in my first 100 days are to
read the culture and earn the
respect of students, staff and
parents, Alan said.
The secret to being a good
teacher is relationships, earning the boys respect, and making sure they feel they have an
unlimited potential.
Alan was born in England but
went to school and university in
South Africa.
My significant teacher was the
groundsman who doubled up as

the cricket coach, Alan said.
Neil McCorkell was an old
county cricketer who taught me
much about cricket and much
about life.
He was a wicketkeeper with
very bent fingers, and a good
batsman too.
Alan said it was unusual for a
boy to realise he wanted to be
a teacher.
I realised I had the attributes
to make a positive difference to
young peoples lives, he said.
After 14 years in Melbourne,
Alan spent four years at The
Hutchins School in Hobart,
Tasmania, finishing as acting
principal.
He said one of the reasons for
moving to Claremont was the
connection between Hutchins
and Christ Church.
There is a synergy with where
I was and where Christ Church
wants to go, Alan said.

Im consulting with the school
council and the executive at the
moment, in terms of the next
strategic plan.
The vision for that is very exciting and built around the next
phase of building good men.
Before Hitchins, Alan was a
deputy at Haileybury School
in Melbourne, which has more
than 3500 students spread across
four campuses.
He also taught at Mentone
Girls Grammar School in
Melbourne.
He said Christ Church had a
reputation for high achievement,
and he admired the schools
community service ethos and
its Peter Moyes Centre, for boys
with disabilities.
Alan has a daughter aged 19
and a son aged 18.
He will be commissioned as
principal on February 4.
Subi unhappy with Marmion over city Bill

Subiaco council was asked to
explain on Tuesday night why
it appeared to be going soft on
Nedlands MP Bill Marmion.
At the citys AGM last month,
a room full of electors had
unanimously supported a call
for councillors to hold a vote of
no confidence in Mr Marmion
(POST, December 12, 2015).
They wanted him censured
for failing to represent the
interests of about 3000 people
in Subiacos South ward, who
stand to be pushed without a
vote into Perth City Council,
through the City of Perth Bill.
But when the issue was
raised at a council meeting
this week the council instead

encouraged Mr Marmion to
be proactive in blocking the
controversial Bill and to keep
his constituents in Subiaco,
rather than Perth council.
Shenton Park resident Jeremy
Mowe, who moved the motion at
the annual electors meeting,
said the item before councillors
was very different from what
residents had demanded.
From what I can see, the local
member didnt speak at all in
parliament on this Bill during
the passage of this legislation,
Mr Mowe said.
Given the additional 7% increase in rates being forecast ...
due to this Bill, it seems reason-
able that the council highlight

[his] lack of action in the form
of a vote of no confidence.
Mr Mowe said the council
could always rescind the move
in the future if Mr Marmion paid
attention to the issue.
Council should amend the
proposed motion and return it
to a motion of no confidence,
which was overwhelmingly supported at the annual electors
meeting, he said.
Councillor Julie Matheson
said she was surprised and
disappointed she was not voting
on the same item that electors
had put to the council.
Councillor Malcolm Mummery
said council had clearly and
unequivocally been asked to

pass a motion of no confidence.
Subiaco CEO Don Burnett said
staff made recommendations
based on the motions from the
AGM.
His advice to the council had
been that the motion was not
the way to endear Mr Marmion
to the councils argument.
Mayor Heather Henderson
said the electors motion had
been reported in the POST
and was out there in the public
domain.
This is a challenge to him,
to prove to his constitutents in
the South ward that hes going
to stand up for them, the mayor
said.
It emerged on the night that

the loss of the South ward would
cost Subiaco council $44million
over 10 years in rates, parking
fees and fines and other sources
of income.
The council warned a 7% rate
increase might be necessary to
make up for the lost money.
There will be a workshop for
councillors in early February
about the financial implications
of the Bill.
A move to review Subiacos
wards was postponed while the
proposed legislation was still
going through parliament.
It is expected to be debated
in the Legislative Council when
parliament resumes next month.
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City of Perth Bill How you can have your say

The Western Australian Parliament is currently considering the
City of Perth Bill, legislation to expand the City of Perth including
the part of the City of Subiaco south of Aberdare Road.
There is still time to have your say about this forced boundary
adjustment, which the State Government is attempting to
implement with no consultation.
At its meeting on 19 January, Council considered the nancial

implications of the proposed legislation. If the bill is enacted in
its current form, it will come into effect from 1 July 2016, and
have a signicant impact on the city. Download the minutes
from the meeting on the agendas and minutes page on the
citys website www.subiaco.wa.gov.au
You can write to Members of the Legislative Council (MLCs)

to express any concerns you may have. Contact details,
including postal and email addresses for all MLCs, are
available on the City of Perth Bill page on the citys website
www.subiaco.wa.gov.au, where we will continue to
provide updates about this critical issue.
sunset@subi Beans Bumas Boys of

Rhythm and Kings Justice
signicant events that shaped the different suburbs and watch

the city grow and change around your favourite local spots.
Young jazz mavericks Beans Bumas Boys of Rhythm ooze oldschool cool with the classic jazz and swing rhythms of
the 1920s.
The museum is open to the public Tuesday to Friday from 1pm to

4pm and Saturday from 12pm to 4pm. For more information and
details on the museums amended holiday operating hours, visit
the citys website or contact the museum on 9237 9227.
Chill out with AmpFest indie-pop outt Kings Justice, taking the
stage to perform songs from their debut EP To Your Arms
Id Run and follow-up release Geranium.
Waroona and district re assistance
When: Sunday 31 January, from 5pm to 7pm

Where: Market Square, Roberts Road, Subiaco
This show is part of the citys free sunset@subi community
concert series. For more information and to check out the other
concerts in the season visit www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/concerts
The City of Subiaco has donated $10,000 to the Lord Mayors

Distress Relief Fund to help people affected by the Waroona and
district res.
Markets on Rokeby
See Subi from the Sky exhibition
Markets on Rokeby is currently taking a break to plan for 2016.

The owners and operators have advised that the market will
recess until March.
Visit Subiaco Museum and trace the development of the city

from above using maps and aerial images. Learn about
The city continues to work with Markets on Rokeby, and looks

forward to the market returning bigger and better in 2016.
For more information about the market and future updates,

visit www.marketsonrokeby.com.au
Behind the scenes with PIAF

Subiaco Library has teamed up with PIAF to bring you a behindthe-scenes look at the 2016 lm program. Join PIAFs Film
Program Manager, Tom Vincent, for a glimpse at this years
upcoming lms, nd out the best icks in the festival and hear
what it takes to program one of Western Australias biggest
arts festivals.
When: Monday 8 February, from 6pm to 8pm
Where: Subiaco Library, 237 Rokeby Road, Subiaco
This event is part of Subiaco Librarys popular Monday night
event series and a light supper is included. Bookings are
essential at www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/events
Community development grants

The City of Subiacos community development grants support
initiatives that promote community wellbeing and a sense of
belonging. Funding is available up to $5,000 for incorporated
groups and up to $1,000 for unincorporated groups.
The next grant round closes on Friday 26 February at 4pm.
Why not take this funding opportunity to assist your
idea in becoming a reality? For more information, visit
www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/grants
Australia Day opening hours

Subiaco Library and the citys Administration Centre will be closed
on Tuesday 26 January for the Australia Day public holiday.
For opening hours at Lords Recreation Centre, visit
www.lords.com.au
Community notices
Q Forrest Square car park upgrade project
Works on Forrest Square car park are currently underway with
the aim of upgrading the facility and enhancing the aesthetics
of the site, while retaining all trees on site.
The works will be staged in two sections to allow for as much
public parking as possible. Works will be conducted between
7am and 5pm Monday to Friday. The entire works are expected
to be completed by mid-April, subject to weather conditions
and other work constraints.
Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints (fmr),

313 Churchill Avenue, Subiaco
Nurse Lloyds Maternity Hospital (fmr), 23 Coolgardie Street,
Subiaco
No 3 Electricity Substation (fmr), 159 Keightley Road,
Shenton Park
St Matthews Anglican Church, 114 Onslow Road,
Shenton Park.
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.
Comments are to be received by 5pm on Wednesday

10 February.
Q Development applications received
The works will upgrade the car park into a multi-use space that
can be used as a car park or a town square, contributing to the
revitalisation of Subiaco Town Centre.
Q Development application 1/94 Rokeby

Road, Subiaco
For more information about the works and access to the car
park, please visit the citys website www.subiaco.wa.gov.au
The City of Subiaco is inviting public comment on an application

for a change of use from shop to small bar, at the above address.
Q Additions to the Local Government

Inventory and Town Planning Scheme
Heritage List
Comments are to be received by 5pm on Friday 12 February.
The city is inviting public comment on a proposal to include the

following places on the Local Government Inventory and the
Town Planning Scheme Heritage List:
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.
Property
Description
247 Heytesbury Road,

Subiaco
24 Violet Grove,
Shenton Park
Alterations and additions to existing

dwelling
Retrospective application for
landscaping to existing dwelling
Public submissions in respect to these proposals are not being

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

Qsunset@subi Blue Shaddy and
Riley Pierce
Enjoy Blue Shaddys authentically country sounds followed
by AmpFests Riley Pearce, whose raw acoustic sound and
enchanting vocals are perfect for a summer afternoon.
Sunday 24 January, 5pm
Market Square, Roberts Road, Subiaco
For more information visit www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/concerts
QDrones, drone, drones
QBaby Rhyme Time
We hear so much about them but what are they? Learn more
about drones, what theyre used for and examples of their
creative and practical uses.
Monday 1 February, 6pm
Subiaco Library, 237 Rokeby Road, Subiaco
To reserve your free ticket, visit
www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/events
These sessions will introduce the benets and fun ways of

sharing nursery rhymes and action songs with your baby (aged
two months to two years).
Mondays, 10am
Subiaco Library, 237 Rokeby Road, Subiaco
For more information, contact Subiaco Library on 9237 9300
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Overdue lease row at

child health centre
Snag a snack Eliza Jackson, front left, and Chloe Back with their mates who will be wielding the tongs
on Australia Day.
Beefing up Cottesloes Oz Day

Buy a beach beef burger on
Tuesday and you could help
Eliza Jackson save a life.
Eliza (18) is a Cottesloe Surf
Life Saving Club member
and will be behind the clubs
Australia Day barbecue.
I love the beach and the
club, Eliza said.
Ive learnt so many skills,
including how to handle stressful situations and how to deal
with people of all age groups.
Club president David
Hounslow said Eliza was in
Cotts inflatable rescue boat
racing team and the youngest
patrol captain in the clubs 107-
year history.
But money is always tight and
were always looking to beef up
our fundraising, he said.
A new motor for the IRB has
been asked for thats about
$4000.
Id like to have a new defibrillator upstairs.
Chloe Back (17) will also have
tongs in hand for the sizzle, from
9am to 2pm below the Indiana.
Chloe commutes from either
Piara Waters or Gingin every
week to do her training and
patrolling.
I liked the idea of surf patrolling and this was always
the beach I used to come to,
Chloe said.
She said she preferred beef
to lamb.
Beef is better for lifesavers:
it has more iron and gives you
more strength and stamina,
Chloe said.
Beef sausages in a bun will
be $4, the burgers will be $6
and each cold drinks will be $3.
David said the barbecue
would help fill the void left by
Havaiana scrapping its giant
thong challenge.
Australia Day is a great day
to come to the beach, he said.
The first 150 burger-buyers
will get a Harvey Beef cap.
But Nedlands planning director Peter Mickelson is not sure

if the departments response, a
letter received on January 13
which asks for cost prediction,
is progress or procrastination .
The problem started when
Nedlands got in-principle consent in 2010 from the Minister
for Lands to lease the site to the
Health Department.
The consent was for six
months and the idea was that an
official lease agreement would
be made before the six months
were up.
But it took until 2014 for significant discussions to start after
a July assessment suggested the
centre needed maintenance.
So Nedlands suggested its
standard terms of lease be
used, which say that lessees
must pay for maintenance, but
they had no response from the
department.
Nedlands asked again
soon after, and the Health
Department responded in March
2015, saying it was contrary to
state government policy for them
to cover maintenance costs.
When the POST asked the
Health Department which
policy Nedlands suggestion
contradicted, a spokesperson
said: The reference is not to a
standard policy, however these
terms are not commonly acceptable to the state.
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A Swanbourne man told police $141,000 was stolen from
his bank accounts while he
was on holiday overseas.
The 65-year-old discovered
the online fraud when he got
home and checked his bank
statements.
He told police the first fraudulent withdrawal happened from
one of his Commonwealth Bank
accounts on December 16.
There were numerous withdrawals, and $69,000 was stolen.
The fraudster then went
through the mans other
accounts, also with the
Commonwealth, and transferred
another $72,000 to an ANZ account.
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After unofficially leasing

a Melvista Avenue child
health centre for five years,
the Department of Health
has responded to Nedlands
councils offer to negotiate a
formal lease agreement.
So Nedlands council said it

would cover maintenance costs.
Mr Mickelson admitted this
decision contradicted the councils policy and said the council
would ask for a higher lease rate
as compensation.
Mr Mickelson said though negotiation of a lease agreement
had begun, the process could
take a lot longer.
We now have to do a bit
more of an accurate costing on
the upgrade to the building and
then work out what the annual
lease would be, based on that
cost, he said.
So I still think this process
has a bit of water to pass under
the bridge.
The councils leased assets
coordinator, Rebecca Boley,
estimated the initial repair costs
to be $45,000 to $50,000.
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Valentines
Day could
be costly
NBN releases plans

Most homes in the western suburbs are expected to be hooked
up to the National Broadband
Network through their TVs,
but exactly when that happens
depends on where you live.
The NBN has just released details of its three-year program, including plans to connect customers
using HFC (hybrid fibre coaxial,
or cable TV services) technology.
An estimated 15,500 homes and
businesses in Subiaco and surrounding suburbs, including West
Leederville and Nedlands, should
get fast-speed access before the
end of September 2018.
Work on the first site in this
area will start in the second half
of this year.
The first stage for an estimated
13,700 homes in Claremont,
Cottesloe, Karrakatta, Mosman
Park, Mt Claremont, Peppermint
Claremont council will start

fining drivers who overstay on
Sundays in the town centre,
from Valentines Day.
Show us the way What do you

think about new directional signs
in Claremont?
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With Evangelist Meryl Styants - Sunday 31st January 2016 at 3:00pm
In they go Alex Grant, left, and Nathan Woods were greening
Claremont this week. Photo: Billie Fairclough
A veritable arboretum on way

The first of 300 new trees
at LandCorps Claremont on
the Park development were
planted this week.
Chief operations officer
Dean Mudford said the first
stage would see about 190
trees go in the ground and
the rest would follow in late
February.
Some of the better-known
tree species include bradford
and capital pears, chinese
elms, plane trees, peppermints, and norfolk island
pines, Mr Mudford said.

This is an important first
step in creating a development that will become a
significant and sustainable
link to cultural and natural
landscapes.
Garden beds will also be created in the development, which
is aiming at 700 new homes for
more than 1000 people.
The development is on
9.4ha bounded by Graylands,
Davies, and Lapsley roads and
the railway line.
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The council also wants feedback on proposed CBD signs.

With the increase in vehicle
visits to the town centre on
Sundays, the town has taken a
proactive approach to supporting orderly traffic movements
and parking throughout the town
centre, and instigated monitoring of the parking stations, a
Claremont spokeswoman said.
Parking signs are being
amended to reflect this initiative.
The monitoring started on
January 10 and tickets will be
issued from February 14.
Temporary signs in Bay View
Terrace and other central locations are asking for comments
on where new directional signs
should go.
People can fill in forms and
leave them at the signs.
Seven directional signs are
proposed three in the Terrace,
and one each on Leura Avenue,
St Quentin Avenue and Stirling
Highway.
Grove and Swanbourne is scheduled to begin around the same time.

About 7900 places in Churchlands, Floreat, Herdsman, Jolimont
and Wembley will have to wait
another year (second-half of 2017).
Work began in November in
parts of Herdsman, Churchlands,
Wembley Downs and Woodlands
using a different technology called
fibre-to-the-node (FTTN).
Individual homes are connected to a local connection
point through existing copper
phone lines.
However, 1500 premises in
Cottesloe/Claremont will have to
wait until the second half of 2018
for (FTTN) works to begin.
NBN state corporate affairs
manager Philippa Perry said
a surge in the number of local
homes getting connected was
expected this year.
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What if we dont want to sell?

Re David Cohens excellent
article Strata law changes worry
Cott owners (POST, January 16).
At an AGM at the Seapines block
in Marine Parade some time ago,
a long-standing owner, who in her
mind was feeling pressure, asked
What if we dont want to sell?
An option put forward was to
throw ones unit into a pool and
participate in a development that
in my view is disadvantageous to
original owners.
All this follows years of unsolicited approaches by phone,

mail and in person to, in some
cases, elderly owners who have
held property in the complex for
a long period.
It is an unfortunate society
where we can no longer feel secure in the knowledge that the
rights we once took for granted
will not be taken from us.
Carolyn Milton-Smith
Cottesloe
Expert advice for strata owners

The owners of Seapines
Apartments have a right to be concerned about proposed changes to
the strata titles laws, but there is
a valid reason why they are being
considered.
In the past it has been possible
for a small minority of owners
in some cases a single owner to
prevent the majority of owners
who wish to extinguish or amend
the strata scheme applying to a
specic property, if they consider
dont suit them.
The changes are intended to
address that issue but it clearly
doesnt seem to cover the cir-
cumstances being experienced

at Seapines, where a single party
is buying up units in the development and trying to get individual
owners to sell to them.
There are strata title experts
who can advise owners in such
circumstances and they can be
found by contacting the Strata
Titles Institute here in WA.
If they want they can contact the
guru here in Perth, John Angus,
who has written books on the
subject, email john@stratatitlesperth.com.au.
Alan Robertson
Greenville Street, Swanbourne
Where is Mr Alex?
Im hoping your readers can
help me in my search for any
information on a naturopath/
acupuncturist from Subiaco in
the 1980s named Mr Alex.
His practice was at 7 Ellen
Street.
I would love to hear about him
and a limestone statue of him
that was moved to Scarborough
in the 1990s, then advertised

free in the local paper several
years later.
I am trying to locate the works
of the late sculptor, Mark LeBuse.
Please contact me at jodie.
greenhouse@yahoo.com.au or on
0405 618 856.
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Beldon
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The goshawk has a beautiful barring pattern on its

chest.
The red tailed black cockatoos had a short

absence from the area but are returning to
their roost site at UWA Sports Park and their
daily incursions into Underwood Bushland.
On a morning expedition into Underwood,
I heard red tails in the bush and headed
that way. A goshawk decided to chase the
red tails and I had a glimpse of the chase
through the leaves.
By then I was in the middle of the bush and
heard that familiar goshawk sound of yip,
yip, yip, yip, yip. Coming towards me at head
height and from 50m away was a goshawk,
but she veered off-line to perch on a jarrah
branch. She was a youngster, as indicated by
the strong barring of dits and dots on her front
plumage. The adults have beautiful subtly
coloured ne horizontal barring.
The young goshawk must have been curious
to study the bipedal (but ight challenged)
intruder. Once again the adults have successfully raised a chick. In the summer of
2014 two chicks were raised and a previous
year there were three.
The chick and I studied each other for
some time and then I said goodbye and left.
On the way out I saw bee eaters and some
still active bee eater nesting tunnels, some
very quiet variegated fairy wrens, busy
striated pardalotes, an assortment of wasps
and the fringed lily still owering. Amazing.
Margaret Owen
Daglish Street, Wembley
Hopman Cup does not need loud music

Austin Robertsons tongue
in cheek commentary on Fast
4 tennis makes interesting,
though to an extent ominous,
reading.
Having recently made the
annual pilgrimage to the
Hopman Cup, I fear WAs
longstanding tennis showpiece
shows signs of moving in the
same direction.
The tennis remains good
and, at times, spectacular, but
the aim of management seems
to be to reduce the competitive
and sporting content in favour
of irrelevant loud music and
feel-good audience entertainment.
A West Australian tennis
audience does not really need
to be coaxed into a Mexican
wave by a garrulous salesman
sprinting around the outside
of the court, especially when
there is no action on court to
wave about.
This same audience might
also prefer the boom-boom
high volume music, which
returned instantly the players
made any move away from the
court for a break or to change

ends, to be replaced with some
form of intelligent tennis commentary or even silence, as
was the case before the move
from the Dome.
This would at least allow discussion of the match with those
nearby with some prospect of
hearing and being heard.
Noise cancelling headphones work well between
points to protect ones hearing
but they remove the already
faint prospect of conversation.
And the players need to have
some incentive, rst to actually
come here to play and then to
play to win.
Nick Kyrgios had success
here for that very reason, and
struggled with the Fast 4 version in Sydney, because his
circus skills clashed with his
competitive drive.
The Arena is a great venue,
allowing a larger audience
than ever the opportunity to
watch live world class tennis
in Perth, but the more the emphasis moves to off-court antics
and the more the Hopman
Different ideas about water

Colin Barnetts Elizabeth
Quay is due to become a reality: a project the Perth community did not want.
The same amount of money
would have well and truly
made a good start on building a pipeline from the north,
to support the citys drying
climate.
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If the pipeline had been built
years ago, it would, by now, be
paying for itself.
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Elderberry Drive
Southlake
Congratulations to the editor for including the article

by Dr Linley Lutton Was the
Quay really worth it?(POST,
January 16).
It was such a balanced article and reminds us not only
what Perth has lost but how it
was lost.
When the world-wide trend
is to save parks with majestic
trees and enhance open air
community activities, it seems
contradictory to sweep such
treasures aside and build more
towers on such sacrosanct
spaces.
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to the world stage.
It may be difcult to explain
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New leads after 20-year manhunt

CHRISTMAS
CHEER
Page 53
By BRET CHRISTIAN
The 20th anniversary next

week of an Australia Day
night out marks the 20th anniversary of the mysterious
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from Stirling Road, Claremont,
of 18-year-old Sarah Spiers.
Two other abductions and
SERIAL KILLER
murders of young women from
Claremont over the 13 months
after that sparked Australias longest and most expensive manhunt.
The crimes mystified and
appalled the western suburbs,
touching many lives including
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Detectives are making
progress in their bid to solve
WAs most baffling and sensational murder mystery, the
Claremont serial killings.
Very promising leads have
convinced senior police that the
apparently un-solvable crimes
that traumatised the western
suburbs 19 years ago may now
be solved.
A team of 12 detectives, separate from the original Macro
task forces, has been committed to the inquiry over the past
three years.
They have have narrowed
their focus to other, possibly
related non-fatal crimes and
to new forensic evidence after
Sarah Spiers
Jane Rimmer
an exhaustive review of the

case, including hundreds of
interviews.
Three young women disappeared late on three separate
nights from Claremont after
visiting central Claremont
nightspots in the mid-1990s, the
victims of horrific crimes.
Two were found murdered
Self-belief
a tall order
for April
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description of the man and the
identity of the teenager, which it
has chosen not to publish.
It was weird but nothing really
happened, the woman said. I did
not see at the time that it might
have been significant, and did not
report it.
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another teenager who had been to
Sarah Spiers
Jane Rimmer Ciara Glennon
Street, Claremont, bundled her

into the back of his van and drove
her to Karrakatta cemetery,
raped her and left her for dead.
She survived and ran to
Hollywood Hospital.
Special Crime Squad police
are keen to investigate other
attempted abductions in the
Claremont area before and after
the Claremont series of killings.
The woman had never reported the abduction to police,
believing it was useless because
she did not have a description
of the man or his vehicle.
She said she had been celebrating with friends at the
Cottesloe Hotel in late 1989 when
they took her to their car parked
opposite the hotel because she
was extremely drunk.
I couldnt handle alcohol,
she said.
They left me there and went
back to the pub.
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attempt before
serial killer struck
He must have been watching.
I was dressed in a tight short
skirt and a tight little top.
She said she must have been
moved from her friends car to
the kidnappers car.
The next thing I remember was waking up, being
driven along Servetus Street
[Swanbourne] in his car while
he was groping my boobs.
He stopped at the old drivein at Swanbourne and I came
to pretty quickly. I had an
adrenaline surge. I sobered up
instantly and I can remember
everything clearly to this day.
She said the man tried to kiss
her while groping her.
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only been with boys up until
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Police believe the same man was

responsible for all four abductions.
Publication of this information
brought a stream of new information, some from other young
women who had been subjected
to abduction or attempted abduction in the Claremont area.
None had previously been
reported to police.
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victim, Ciara Glennon, with DNA
at the scene of the abduction and
rape in Karrakatta Cemetery of a
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it is now a very different inquiry
with a different focus, the POST
has been told.
The focus has moved away
from taxis and Lance Williams,
the innocent Cottesloe public
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vast bulk of police resources
but led to dead ends.
Police now do not believe
any of the three women got into
a vehicle voluntarily but was
subject to a blitz attack.
These separate incidents were
by the same person. The motive
was sexual.
It is now accepted that the early,
intense focus on Mr Williams distracted them from the significance
of other clues that might have
pointed to the real murderer in
the early days.
Police were inundated at the
time with calls about possibly
related abduction attempts and
suspicious behaviour around
the Claremont entertainment
precinct.
But as the POST has previously reported, these were given
scant attention because police
could not connect them to Mr
Williams.
The dismissed reports that
might not have appeared significant at the time are now being
revisited, with promising leads.
Other incidents may have
gone unreported.
International criminologists say
each massive investigation produces one person, and sometimes
more than one, who appears to
fit, but who in reality had nothing
to do with the crime.
The re-investigation has
completed interviews and reinterviews, eliminating 10,000
persons of interest, including two men whose lives were
severely damaged when their
names became public during
early inquiries.
These were Mr Williams and
former Claremont mayor Peter
Weygers, who are no longer of
interest to police investigating
the murders.
Police are now focusing on
scientific lines of inquiry plus
related precursor crimes in
the western suburbs leading up
to the murders, ranging from
house break-ins to attempted
abductions.
those of family, friends and innocent suspects and became

national news.
Until March last year, the
public had little idea about
what progress, if any, police had
made, other than that they were
watching a Cottesloe man who
had been named in some media
as the chief suspect.
No news yet on density changes

Churchlands MP Sean
LEstrange went to see state
planners on Tuesday when
the controversial plan to allow
duplex, triplex and apartments
in City Beach and Floreat was
due to be discussed again.
Staff at the WA Planning
Commission refused to confirm
whether a recommendation had
been sent by the statutory planning committee to Planning

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the town planning scheme are
approved.
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to the Supreme Court for a
review of the way Cambridge
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Christ Church Grammar
School students have restored
a historic graziers hut in
DEntrecasteaux National
Park.
Department of Parks and
Wildlife ranger Rebecca
MacDonald worked with the
school on the cultural heritage
project at Crystal Springs, in
the park between Walpole and
Mandalay beach in the Great
Southern.
Christ Church has been visiting this area for the past 25
years and wanted to mark the
anniversary by giving something
back to the community, Mrs
MacDonald said.
She said the old timber-andtin hut had been built by the
Muir family in the 1930s as part
of a mustering camp on the familys pastoral lease.
The hut was used by local
farming families such as the
Blechyndens, Muirs, Dousts,
Gibletts, and Mottrams, but fell
into disrepair.
We were keen to maintain the
heritage of the hut and preserve
as much of the structure and
original materials as possible,
Mrs MacDonald said.
The veranda posts were replaced using a pile from the old
Walpole jetty which was split
to match the remaining posts
on the hut.
The original posts would
have been shaped with an adze,
a woodworking tool used in the
1900s, so we borrowed an adze
from a local Parks and Wildlife
officer.
Christ Churchs project manager, Conrad Scott, was able to
smooth off the splinters and
shape the veranda posts in the

traditional way.
Mrs MacDonald said the project also used materials from
another historic hut that had
been burnt down in a bushfire
earlier this year.
Three sheets of tin with familiar local names such as Muir
and Mottram written on them,
and dates of their visits, were
salvaged from the My River hut
and used to replace some of the
rusted tin at Crystal Springs,
she said.
Thanks to the hard work of
the students, the hut has been
preserved for future generations
as an example of coastal grazing
practices from the 1930s.
Parks and Wildlife plans to
install interpretive signs at
the site.
Mosman Park is trialling a

new app for residents to photograph and email problems in
the area to the council.
Christ Church boys worked hard on fixing up this historic structure.
The free smartphone app,

allows people to create concise
reports of problems and send
them to the council.
The smartphones tools automatically generate the location.
Problems include cracked
footpaths, graffiti and property
damage, hazards such as low
limbs on trees, illegal dumping
and lost and found animals.
Once the reports have been
logged, the councils records
system will send reports to the
appropriate officers.
The app is called Snap Send
Solve.
Mosman wants funds to recharge battery

Mosman Park will try to
get a Lotterywest grant to
offset the $46,613 it is considering spending to repair
the World War II Leighton
Battery and tunnels.
The Leighton Battery and tunnels have

stood the test of time but now need concrete
cancer repaired.
The battery was built between 1942 and 1947, and was
in use until it was decommissioned in 1979.
The site is now maintained
by the Royal Australian
Artillery Historical Society
of WA.
A staff report to last
months council meeting said
Palassis Architects had identified corrosion in concrete
lintels in the underground
tunnels; corrosion in the steel
window shutters and a failure

at the edge of the observation
posts concrete roof; failure
of the radar huts concrete
roof; corrosion of the radar
hut steps, which were also too
steep; failure of the concrete
over the entry, and corrosion
of the command post.
At the regulatory services committee meeting
in December, chair Zenda
Johnson said she had been
impressed when she inspected the site.
I think its a credit to the
volunteers who have maintained it over the years,
she said.
It was obviously built
wonderfully, because it has
stood the test of time.

We need to put real effort
into getting grant funding
for this.
This is a very important
historic site and I would like
to try for annual sponsorship
to try to maintain it.
There must be some organisation out there that
I would like to see come on
board so the site is not only
helped to be repaired but
maintained because it is of
real significance not only
to Mosman Park but to the
state.
The council endorsed the
budget project for Leighton
Battery.
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100,000 target
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More than 13,000 native
shrubs will hopefully be
planted in the western suburbs
in May to reach a 100,000 target
set in 2008.
Nedlands barber Nick Theodoropoulos did not speak much English when he arrived from Greece but he let his
scissors and talent do the talking.
Nick the barber cut for 50 years
By LINDA CALLAGHAN
Nedlands barber Nick

Theodoropoulos will be remembered by his customers
and family after almost 50
years in business.
Nick died three days before the
new year and now his sons, Con
and Chris, have refurbished the
barbers shop in Broadway Fair
with restored old photographs.
Nick and his wife, Irini, migrated from Greece in 1966.
They were only planning to
be here for a few years to earn
enough money to buy their own
home back in Greece, said Con,
who followed in his fathers
and grandfathers footsteps as
a barber.
Another Greek family persuaded them to stay in Perth instead of going on to Melbourne,
and after six months working on
the railway, Nick opened a bar-
Nick with loyal customer Sir Charles

Court in the Broadway shop.
bers shop in Waratah Avenue,
Dalkeith.
The fact that he spoke very
little English did not faze Nick
because he figured that if he
gave the customers a good
haircut they would keep coming
back, Con said.
One of the very first customers was Sir Charles Court.
Sir Charles used to live in
Waratah Avenue.
Sir Charles had remained a
loyal customer until he died,
Con said.
Nick had moved to the newly
built Broadway Fair shopping
centre in 1972 because it would
be easier car parking for his
customers, Con said.
He expanded the business,
hiring another barber, and Nick
and Irini went back to Greece
regularly for holidays.
Con said his father was hospitalised for more than a month in
1988 when he had pneumonia.
While he was in hospital at
one end of St John of God, at the
other end his first grandchild
was being born.
It was three months before
he was well enough to see his
granddaughter for the first
time.
Nick and Irini eventually
had four granddaughters and
a grandson.
The Western Suburbs

Regional Organisation of
Councils (WESROC), which
comprises seven western suburb councils, started the native
plants subsidies scheme in 2006
as a water conservation project,
with the native plants for sale
being water-efficient.
A Nedlands council spokeswoman said she was told by the
Water Corporation that almost
50% of household water was
used on gardens.
The native plants we use
are endemic to this local Perth
area, the spokesperson said.

They usually need to be watered during summer for one to
two years, but once established
they are self-sufficient and do
not need water.
The idea is that each council
will pay $1.50 per plant and
the buying resident will pay
another $1.50.
Since 2008, WESROC has sold
around 11,000 plants each year.
There will be a wheelbarrow display of plants for sale
at Peppermint Grove library
leading up to the event and
residents can buy the plants
from APACE nursery in North
Fremantle in May.
Cottesloe Coastcare will provide written information about
the plants at the library sale.
Greenfingers Sta from APACE Nursery in North Fremantle are already preparing thousands of plants for sale to western suburb residents
in May.
WEMBLEY MEDICAL CENTRE

Herdsman Medical Centre and Wembley Medical Centre which
will be at 343 Cambridge Street, Wembley are delighted to
announce that they will be operating in association as linked
practices, with Wembley Medical Centre aiming to open in the
rst week in February.
We thank the community for their continual and increasing
patronage of Herdsman Medical Centre. It has meant that our
doctors need to provide more hours of care to look after the
community and we can only do that with a second practice!
We will be providing the same excellence in family medicine at
Wembley as has been the case and will continue at Herdsman.
We look forward to seeing you at your preferred location.
Opening hours for both clinics:

Monday-Friday 8.00am - 5.30pm
Saturday 8.30am - 12 noon
Yes! Wembley is very close to Herdsman
Dr Cameron Gent will return to practicing full time; providing care across both
practices
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Dr Kirsty Hogan will work in her usual part time capacity providing her highly
professional complete family health care at the Wembley practice
Dr Julie Moon, a very experienced general practitioner trained in New Zealand
and currently working in Mandurah will be joining us as a new doctor to the area
working three full days per week and shared Saturday mornings at Wembley only.
No!
you do not need to transfer your Herdsman notes to see any of these doctors as
our computer system is linked in real time
Yes! Dr Jeff Veling will continue to provide the community with his years of experience
exclusively at Herdsman
Dr Kym Silove will continue to provide her holistic approach of whole person
medicine to her patients at Herdsman
Dr Michaela Gerrard will continue to listen, hear and help all her patients in her
usual compassionate and thorough fashion at Herdsman
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caring and diligent approach at Herdsman
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but fortunately, she will remain working part-time providing the compassionate
family medical care she is known for at Herdsman
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Timorese
village
gets water
Sausage
sizzle
Mosman Park is hosting its
second free community barbecue next Thursday to get
neighbours together.
Theres a world of difference

between Matilda Bay, with
its tranquil waters and treeshaded grass, and a povertystricken village in East Timor
with a broken water supply.
But members of the Rotary
Club of Matilda Bay have been
making the journey with satisfying results.
For the past two years, a group
of club members has been helping out with a project to restore
the water supply to Raman, a
small village in the highlands
of Timor Leste.
And tools the police have
seized from WA criminals are
also playing their part.
The village, home to about
100 people, is in the Ermera
District, about three hours drive
southwest of Dili.
It does not have power or
potable water water is piped
from a spring in the hills above.
The villages only source of
income is from harvesting coffee cherries.
The first stage of the project,
carried out in 2014, involved replacing about 1200m of corroded
water pipeline, with poly pipe.
Two new storage tanks were
installed to replace concrete
water cisterns that had collapsed.
New reticulation lines were
also laid to homes in the village
and donated taps were installed.
It was a major physical effort
to install the piping and the
storage tanks because of the
steep and wooded terrain above
the village, club member Paul
Rumble said.
Most of the adults and all
the village children joined in
Residents can bring their own

picnics or join council staff from
5 to 7pm for the free sausage
sizzle in Rope Works Park.
The first community barbecue was held on January 14 at
Genders Park.
The others will be at
Centenary Park on February
11, Wright Park on February
25, Stringfellow Park on March
10, Gibbon Park on March 24,
Federation Park on April 7 and
Mann Oval on April 21.
For more information, email
Mosman Parks community
development officer Danelle
Fauntleroy on dfauntleroy@
mosmanpark.wa.gov.au or phone
9383 6626.
Michael Bridges and Peter McAllister installing a new village tap.

to help carry the materials up
into the hills by hand.
The second stage, last year,
was to seal the leaking source
and to install new valves to
control the waters rate of flow.
It was essential that we
returned to the village to help
make further refinements and
improvements to the system,
member Charles Johnson said.
It was even more important
that we continued to train village
residents in the maintenance of
the water supply system.
We are now looking into the
feasibility of a further trip to
Timor Leste, and we are interested in hearing from anyone who
would like to learn more about
our projects or our Rotary Club.
Contact can be made with
Charles Johnson charlesjohnson@amnet.net.au.
Residents enjoying the first free

barbecue in Genders Park.
Mosman AGM date

Mosman Parks annual general meeting of electors will
be at 5.30pm on February 9 in
the councils reception lounge.
Rotary volunteers, from left, Michael Bridges, Charles Johnson, Warwick

Lavis, village resident Ade Soares and Peter McAllister install the water
tank liner.
3 Old Jacaranda Way, Subiaco
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for general business.
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Man charged
over axe
attack on car
Hot-headed outburst
costs angler $1700
A Claremont man has

been charged with criminal damage and other
offences after allegedly
attacking a car in his
street with an axe.
Jack Nicholas Warren is
alleged to have smashed
windows, dented panels
and broken lights on a Kia
parked in Graylands Road
about 2am on December
16.
Police will allege
Warren failed to stop
when they wanted to speak
to him about the incident.
Warren was charged
with four counts of carrying an article with intent to
cause fear, one of criminal
damage, failing to stop,
one of being over 0.08, and
breaching his learners
permit.
He is next due to appear
in court for a trial allocation date in March.
Freemasons
call police
A man who wanted
to join the Freemasons
has been charged with
trespassing at the organisations Grand Lodge in
Subiaco.
Last Tuesday, the
Bentley man (28) was
banned from the Thomas
Street premises after the
Freemasons called police.
It will be alleged he
returned four days later
and would not leave when
asked.
The man has been summonsed to appear in the
Perth Magistrates Court.
A hot-headed Dianella
man who told Fisheries
officers at Crawley he
would smash their
f***ing heads in was
fined $1700 in the Perth
Magistrates Court last
Friday.
Write-o This car was left in a sorry state in Graylands Road last month.
Thieves steal
copper
About $25,000 of copper was stolen from a
Crawley building site
early this month.
The metal was taken
from walls and exposed
ceilings at the Mounts Bay
Road site.
About 45m of the metal
was stolen.
The crime happened between New Years Eve and
January 5 and reported to
police last Wednesday.
Cycle shop
raided
Bikes and clothes valued at $19,400 were stolen
from Cottesloe Cycles on
Wednesday morning.
After forcing a lock
on the back door at the
Station Street shop, two
men stole three Norco
mountain bikes and about
50 Fox and Troy Lee shorts

and gloves.
One of the bikes and
some of the shorts were
dumped in a skip bin at the
nearby BP service station
in Stirling Highway.
The station manager saw
the property and called
police.
The crime happened
between 4.30 and 5am.
Plumber plucked
Tools valued at about
$3000 were stolen from
Sir Charles Gairdner
Hospital last weekend.
A plumber left his
cordless power and hand
tools in bags in a plumbing
duct of G blocks fifth floor
last Saturday afternoon.
When he returned to
work on Monday at 6am
the tools were gone.
Most of the tools had
HC engraved on them.
Police said the area was
meant to be secure, but
there had been no sign of
a forced entry.
BEAT
with DAVID COHEN
Safe yielded
coins
Burglars got a handful
of coins after they broke
into a West Leederville
building between
Tuesday evening and
Wednesday morning.
They took a safe from the
Leederville Social Club,
in Cambridge Street, after
smashing a glass door and
breaking a back window.
As well as the coins in
the safe, a small amount of
alcohol was stolen.
CRIME STOPPERS
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Adam Joseph Gill

(41) was charged after
Fisheries got a tip he had
a fishing net and a bucket
by the river near the old
Swan Brewery site on
February 8 last year.
Magistrate Joe Randazzo
heard Mr Gill was aggressive after the two female
officers approached him.
He had said: We havent
used it so you can go f***
off.
Fisheries lawyer Warren
Fitt said the officers called
police after Gill made
threatening gestures.
The maximum penalties
for abusing Fisheries officers are a $10,000 fine or
a year in jail.
The maximum fine for
having a net on or near
the river is $5000.
Defence lawyer Philip
Urquhart said Mr Gill
had taken his wife and
two young children to the
river so they could sail in
their inflatable boat.
It was 39.6 degrees
thats one reason things
escalated, Mr Urquhart
said.
There was no intent to
use the net to go fishing.
Mr Gill thought he was
being falsely accused.
He wasnt aware [of the
rules]. Matters degenerated from there.
Mr Gill got angrier when
the officers started taking
photos.
Mr Urquhart said Mr
Gills children got upset
when the officers said
people could go to jail for
abusing them.
He said Mr Gills wife
had told the officers her
husband was bipolar.
Mr Urquhart handed a
letter to Mr Randazzo from
Mr Gills psychiatrist.
He is a self-employed
plasterer and work comes
and goes, Mr Urquhart
said about his client.
He has $2000 to $3000 a
month in car repayments,
$4000 a month in mortgage
payments he has other
debts.
Mr Urquhart said Mr
Gills wife had told him
he was still seeing a
psychiatrist and making
progress.
Mr Fitt said the officers were frightened by
Mr Gills conduct and
concerned for their safety.
Mr Randazzo said Mr
Gills abuse was most
serious.
He said the psychiatrists letter said Mr Gill
was irritable, persistently
manic and apt to explode.
He said Mr Gill telling
the officers he would
get a sledgehammer and
smash their jaws was
unacceptable.
They [the officers]
had seen this net, Mr
Randazzo said. They were
going about their business.
Somehow you calmed
down.
Mr Gill was fined $1500
for the abuse and $200 for
having the fishing gear
near the river.
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Gardens are the artwork at the WA Local Government Association oce in West Leederville.
Rings of steel capture the tumbling waves at City Beach and are ever changing
depending on how the sunlight catches them.
Cambridge art streets ahead

Art to lift the spirits and inspire
is spreading across the streets and
parks from coast to city in Cambridge.
A line up of surfboards make a discreet but safe screen for toilets at City Beach.
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did not want to block them off from
view, council chief executive Jason
Buckley said.
The Here sculpture is a meeting
point. People say where are you and
the answer is Here.
A collection of rings that seem to
change colour from orange to red
depending on how the sun catches
them puzzles some beach goers but
represents tumbling waves.
While my preference is for standalone installations, the town has
also adopted functional public art
forms, Ms Grinceri said.
One of the early installations was
Water Watcher at the Ocean Mia hous-
The Torrijos family loves the City Beach artwork,

Here, which inspired this family photo.
Developers are asked to spend at

least $50,000 or 1% of the cost of new
buildings valued at more than $1million to add to the town-wide gallery.
Sonia Grinceri was an advocate of
the percent for public art scheme that
has seen some edifying and quirky
works appearing.
One of my favourite cities to visit
is Barcelona, Spain, with its diverse,
often quirky, and colourful public art,
said Ms Grinceri, a town councillor.
Even its pavements are often works
of art.
Public art is important, it brings
another dimension to a street and
engenders a sense of pride and community identity.
It also brings the work of artists to
a wider audience.
A brick armchair and metal standard lamp was the first artwork in the
town in 1999.
By artist Stuart Elliot it provides
a cosy corner in Rutter Park, Jersey
Street, Wembley. Just the place to curl
up with a good book when the lamp
lights at night.
The latest are three works by Anne
Neil at the $18.6 million new surf club
and restaurant complex at City Beach.
Designed to be whimsical but functional, they include a row of surf boards
that screen toilet doors without blocking them from public view.
Security was a prime consideration
ing estate off The Boulevard.

A woman, dog and bird perch beside
a drinks fountain and, at shin level,
there is a tap feeding a drinking bowl
for dogs.
A bowling ball and jacks with overhead lights, re-create a green and
capture the history of the bowling
club that was moved to make way for
the estate.
The Perry Lakes housing estate
replaced the stadium where the 1962
Empire and Commonwealth Games
was held.
The art work there, by Julie Reidy
and Greg Johns, pays homage to the
athletes.
Solar trees were commissioned by
Norman Pater of Scope Systems on
Harrogate Street, off Southport Street,
West Leederville.
Under the scheme, building developers can provide artwork on their sites
or on public land or pay cash-in-lieu
for the town to commission work.
As well as being low maintenance,
vandal-resistant and safe, the artwork
must not be obscene or offensive.
Interpretative signs must include
descriptions in Braille.
A public art committee of three
councillors considers all designs.
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Stylised runners near the former Perry Lakes stadium track.
Steel salvaged from the

basketball stadium at
Perry Lakes captures old
memories.
Water Watchers at the Ocean Mia estate in City
Beach makes art functional for dogs and humans.
Solar trees outside an oce in Harrogate Street bring art to life at night.
Metal sculptures in Holyrood Park include etched philosophies and took some getting used to by West Leederville residents when they were installed in the late 1990s.
A giant jack at the Ocean Mia estate.
A leaky pond outside the

council oces in Floreat
was lled in and covered
with a mosaic of native
plants and birds by Leanne
Emmitt.
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Loud bass beats even an old rocker
Add champion
bank manager to
the CV of Doug
Arrowsmith
I remember Doug Arrowsmith
well (Bomber pilot a lawn
bowls ace, POST, January
16). In 1969, when I rst came
to WA as a young geologist, he
was the manager (in the days
when banks had managers) of
the Bank of NSW at the corner
of Murray and William streets
in the city.
We had about $10,000 put
aside for a deposit, and we
wanted to buy our rst-ever
house, in Como, for $18,350.
On the strength of Dougs believing me, that my salary was
about to increase from $5,280
to a far more satisfactory $5,500
in the next month, he arranged
the loan wed set our heart on.
In those days, the borrower
was not only expected to have
secure employment for the foreseeable future, but repayments
were not to exceed a quarter of
ones salary after tax.
They were times of serious
nancial discipline until the
1980s, when they were well and
truly over!
Naturally, the subject of
Dougs wartime exploits did
not emerge during our discussions, but having been born just
before World War II myself, Im
impressed but not surprised.
I am delighted that he is
thriving, and my wife and I
wish Doug Arrowsmith and
his family well for this year
and beyond.
Ian Nowak
Salisbury Street, Subiaco
Recognise this?
I thought POST readers may
enjoy the challenge of identifying the location of this photo
taken last Wednesday.
What could be a stunning
aerial of the North-West in
the wet is, in fact, our very

own local lake bed in Shenton
Park, proving beauty can be
found in the most unlikely of
places.
Laurine Cooper
Smyth Road, Shenton Park
Bettys Jetty is sustainable

I do hope Dr Linley Lutton
and his supporters dont join
the throngs of people enjoying
Elizabeth Quay.
Please go and stand in the
middle of the tree-less paddocks that extend for kilometres to the Causeway.
Thank goodness Colin Barnett
was a strong, fearless leader
and nally allowed Perth to
join the cities of the world that
incorporate their rivers into

their cities.
I am a supporter of sustainability, which encourages a
reduction of urban sprawl and
a more dense development of
cleared urban areas. It is about
community well-being which
comes from a revitalisation of
our city.
Suzanne Fielding
Napier Street, Cottesloe
In response to Gayle Tindals

letter (Why do complainers
live by Showgrounds?, POST,
January 16), I do not live by the
Showgrounds but some 1.5km
away.
Yes, I was young once and, yes,
I had been a little bit loud and
raucous in those years.
Indeed, as I am now a 70-yearold Baby Boomer, I was in at the
beginning of 50s, 60s rocknroll
and am still a devotee of an
eclectic mix of rock/R&B/jazz/
classical musical genres.
Rock concerts then were conducted at large indoor venues
such as the Horden Pavilion in
the Sydney Showgrounds and
later in specic-to-purpose entertainment centres in just about
every major city.
Outdoor venues grew in popularity back then because they
were generally out of town in a
paddock and away from the inuence of fun police, as Gayle
might put it.
The difference with the
Claremont Showgrounds is that
outdoor rock concerts were imposed on an already settled suburban residential population when
the unsympathetic Showground
owner the Agricultural Society,

lost its income from the weekly
speedway on Friday nights in
summer (now that was noise!).
Thankfully, opposition from
residents (Claremont ratepayers),
but also falling attendances, saw
events such as the Big Day Out
move on or out.
More recently, concerts such
as Stereosonic and the Country
Muster have been held without
comment, proving that it is possible to hold them without undue
disturbance.
Conversely, the Origin New
Years Eve concert was heard at
my house, some 1.5km distant, as
a cacophonous mix of reected
bits of melody, riffs, crowd noise
and a seriously over-powerful
bass beat, something that would
not be experienced at Gayles
address on the other side of the
West Coast Highway crest.
By any standards, even for an
old rocker, to be able to feel the
bass beat and have it rattle the
windows at that distance can only
be described as unnecessarily
excessive, if not dangerous for
those at the grounds.
Bob Trotter
Cornwall Street, Swanbourne
What has happened to the

weedy sea dragons?
I regularly snorkle on the reef
near Cottesloes Dutch Inn in
the hope of seeing weedy sea
dragons.
Weedy sea dragons received
protection status from the state
government several years ago,
but since then, I have not been
fortunate enough to see any.
I am wondering if anyone
knows what has happened to
them and, indeed, if one of the
most amazing forms of sea life
has become extinct in the area.
Colin Svanberg,
John Street, Cottesloe
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Marian Centre provides

specialised adolescent
mental health treatment
Marian Centre is an established private mental health hospital in

Subiaco. We are proud to have played a significant role in helping
Western Australians suffering with mental illnesses since 2006.
Now owned by Healthe Care Australia, we have undergone significant
expansion to meet Perths growing mental health needs. We continue to
provide a discrete environment to help those suffering from mood disorders,
general adult, child and adolescent mental health concerns.
To access our inpatient, day patient and outpatient private mental health
services, a General Practitioner referral is required.
For a confidential discussion with a compassionate member of our team,
call 1800 540 388 or visit mariancentre.com.au
Contact Marian Centre

A 187 Cambridge Street Wembley WA 6014
Admissions and Assessment 1800 540 388
P 08 9380 4999
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discussions
usually form
the basis of
ongoing
discussion, balanced
with both theoretical and practical
exercises. It is held every Wednesday
from 4:30pm until 6:00pm.
Generation Anticipation Program

Marian Centres 10 week Generation
Adolescent Program (GAP) is an evidenced based program tailored to the
unique needs of a young person. It
identifies problem areas in their lives
and helps with setting realistic and
achievable goals.
This is an open, so participants can
choose which week to attend based on
their individual circumstances group. It
is held every Wednesday from 4:30pm
to 7:30pm during the school term.
Help Me/Help You!

Supporters Program
This five week Supporters Program assists parents, guardians and supporters to best support their adolescents
and themselves during difficult times,
with first disclosures usually forming
the basis of the group. Sessions use a
combination of theoretical and practical exercises related to topics such as
anxiety and mood disorder symptom
management, personality issues and
relationship pressures.
It is held every Wednesday from
4:30pm to 7:30pm during the school
term.
The Squad
This program provides ongoing support for adolescents who have completed the Generation Anticipation Program but need ongoing support. Again,
it is an open group, so participants can
decide which week they wish to attend.
The Squad allows members to explore
their own change process, learn and
adopt new coping tools and assist in
time management. The sessions first
For a referral to any of the Marian Centres above adolescent programs, please
speak with your GP. Otherwise, for a
confidential discussion please call the
Marian Centres Admission and Assessment team on 1800 540 388.
Visit mariancentre.com.au
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Adolescence can be a troubling and

confusing time for many, often leaving
young persons to suffer in silence. The
Marian Centre in Subiaco treats the full
spectrum of mental health conditions,
and provides adolescent inpatient admissions and dedicated day patient
programs.
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Community news
Last chance to put up achievers
Now is your chance to nominate an amazing young person
for the WA Young Achiever
Awards.
Nominations close on February
5 for the awards, which help young
people take the next step in their
field of endeavour and recognise
their hard work.
There are categories for arts
and fashion, environment and
sustainability, youth leadership,
health and well-being, service
and volunteering, as well as the
Australian Super Career Kick
Start Award.
The awards culminate with
a gala presentation dinner on

Friday, May 13, at the Parmelia
Hilton, where the finalists will
be presented and the winners
announced.
All nominees will be recognised.
Category winners will each receive $2000 and a trophy, with one
of the six getting the WA Young
Achiever of the Year award and
an additional $2000.
Nomination are made online
at awardsaustralia.com.
For more information, contact
the awards office on 9201 1155 or
email wayaa@awardsaustralia.
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Free first aid course
Young people in Mosman Park

aged 12 to 25 can learn how to treat
common injuries and illnesses in
a free two-hour first aid workshop
run by St John Ambulance.
The course combines both theory and practical demonstrations,
including the recovery position,
CPR and fracture management.
It will run from 2 to 4pm in the

Alf Adams Pavilion, Solomon
Street, Mosman Park, on Thursday,
January 28.
Danelle Fauntleroy, senior community development officer, via
community@mosmanpark.wa.gov.
au or 9383 6626.
French for toddlers
Stimulating toddlers natural

ability for languages will be the
focus of Les Koalas, eight sessions for toddlers and their parents run by Allicance Francaise
in Nedlands.
It is open to children from 18
months and there will be playing,
singing, dancing and stories.
The parents can be French
speakers or new to French.

The teacher will provide parents
with material and resources to
continue the learning process
at home.
The class is limited to five children and their parents and runs
from 9.45 to 10.30am on Tuesday
mornings from February 9 to
March 29.
The cost is $150 call 9386 7921.
Draft Shenton Park Hospital Redevelopment

Improvement Scheme for public comment.
The Western Australian Planning Commission (WAPC) has prepared Improvement Plan No. 43
Shenton Park Rehabilitation Hospital, which authorises an improvement scheme for the site.
The draft Shenton Park Hospital Redevelopment Improvement Scheme is now available for
public comment.
The site is bordered by Selby Street to the east and Lemnos Street to the south and is
predominantly within the City of Nedlands, with a small portion of the Selby Street road reserve
located within the City of Subiaco. The improvement plan and scheme have been prepared to
enable development of an urban village on the site, with exceptional design outcomes providing
a agship demonstration of inll development. The redevelopment focuses on delivering
residential and mixed use development at a range of densities including single, grouped and
multiple dwellings.
With her trusty laptop and notes, Carys Kinnell has embarked on her second novel. Photo: Paul McGovern
A published novelist at 11
Carys Kinnell (11) woke
up one morning wanting to
write a story.
She sat up in bed and
started.
Eight months later, her 200page 13-chapter book was
complete, published by her
grandmother, Rae Jenkins.
Carys, who lives in Mosman
Park, wrote the whole story on
a laptop her parents bought
for her to do homework.
Her Mum, Lisa, said she had
talked to Carys about how the
computer was for her school
work at St Hildas because
she didnt want her to use it
for games.
It has certainly paid off,
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Submissions on the draft improvement scheme should be made in writing by email to

ShentonPark@planning.wa.gov.au or by post to Shenton Park Improvement Scheme,
Department of Planning, Locked Bag 2506, PERTH WA 6001.
Submissions close 5pm, 18 April 2016. Late submissions will not be accepted.
For more information, please contact the Project Manager on 6551 9201.
Mrs Kerrine Blenkinsop
Secretary, Western Australian Planning Commission
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Though the idea to write

a book came on suddenly,
Carys has always had lots of
imagination.
She is a great storyteller
and the stories have always
been very descriptive, Rae
said.
Carys said she knew her
grandmother had published
a book for a friend.
So when I finished my book
I asked her if she could publish
mine, Carys said.
I have had lots of support
from friends and family.
With one book under her
belt, Carys is on to her second
novel, which picks up where
the first leaves off.
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The draft improvement scheme is available online at www.planning.wa.gov.au/shentonpark

Hard copies can be viewed at:
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Ofces of the cities of Nedlands and Subiaco.
she said.
In this era of instant gratification it is good to see that
Carys could start a project,
work hard and finish it.
Caryss book is called Forest
Cat, RavenTails Beginning and
the heroine is a warrior cat.
RavenTail is from a clan
of forest cats and has a few
problems that she has to overcome, explained Carys, who
said she was inspired by the
Erin Hunter Warriors books.
She said that since starting
the novel she carried a notebook with her and filled sheets
of paper with ideas.
You never know what you
will see in nature, she said.
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PETER JOHNSTON 0439 971 150
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Community news
Whats on
Thirty years
of caring
for our kids
in POST community
Rotary breakfast
Irene Comino will talk about

Chinese culture and Shen Yun
Performing Arts, the US-based
group that will be in Perth from
January 30 to February 6, performing at the Regal Theatre.
Irene is guest speaker at the
next breakfast meeting of the
Rotary Club of Cambridge. It
is at 7.30am on Wednesday,
January 27, at the Cambridge
Bowling Club. Enquiries: Max
on 9387 4626 or Mike on 9204
1324.
The huge cake was a big hit

when the Childrens Hospital
Child Care Centre (CHCCC)
held its 30th birthday party.
The centres director, Rae
Young, was in charge when the
centre, in the grounds of PMH,
opened in 1986 and she will still
be there when the centre moves
to the new Childrens Hospital
later this year.
We are special, Rae said.
And we have had strong support from the community all
along.
Rae said the centre was established at a time child care
was just taking off and when
there was a move towards affirmative action under the Burke
Government.
A series of meetings was held
around the state and parents
were asked what they would
like by way of child care.
They found that people from
the country wanted a place
for siblings of children being
treated in hospital, city shift
workers wanted somewhere
for their children to be cared
for after hours, and there was a
need for child care for children
with complex needs, like being
oxygen-dependent.
When the centre first opened,
it operated from 7am to 10pm,
which changed to 6.45am to 6pm
in 1996.
The centre at the new
Childrens Hospital will cater
for 82 children.
Unitarian Association
The next meeting of the

Unitarians will be at 10.30am on
February 7 at Drabble House,
2 Webster Street, Nedlands,
behind the Nedlands library.
The speaker will be Peter
Ferguson. Enquiries: perthunitarians.org or 9336 4809.
Director Rae Young and Hamish McKercher cut the 30th birthday cake at the Childrens Hospital Child Care
Centre, helped by ata the Childrens Hospital Child Care Centre, , from left, Victoria Churchill, Eoghann McSweeney, Chloey Paterson and Emma Hopkins. Photo: Paul McGovern
Nominate a top volunteer

The WA Volunteer of the
Year Awards publicly acknowledge WAs 600,000-plus
volunteers and the organisations they work for.
As well as being the backbone of the community, these
remarkable people contribute
more than $39billion to the WA
economy each year.
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Offers Over $1,595,000

Home Open
Saturday, 23 January
11.45am 12.30pm (if not sold prior)
This is a wonderful combination of beautiful character
and a stunning modern interior. Every room appears like
a page of Home Beautiful with its soft stylish nish, its
air of minimalism and its thought provoking art. We invite
you to look adoringly at this very special home, but to act
quickly if you wish to claim it as your eternal retreat.
NIKI PEINKE
0411 428 117
ANNIE MCCARTHY
0408 688 624
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Nominations are open for

eight categories the WA
volunteer of the year, youth
volunteer of the year, lifetime
contribution to volunteering,
excellence in volunteer management, corporate volunteer of
the year, community volunteer
organisation of the year, volunteer award for ethnic commu-
nities, and the WA Newspaper

peoples choice award.
Nominations close at 5pm on
Friday, March 11, and forms are
available via volunteeringwa.
org.au or 9482 4333
The eight award recipients
will be announced at a dinner
during National Volunteer
Week, May 9 to 15.
A treat for your

sweetheart
Valentines Day is a chance
to say thank-you to a sweetheart, says the AustraliaBritain Society.
So on Sunday, February 14,
members and friends will treat
their sweethearts to morning tea.
It could be a spouse, partner,
best friend, neighbour or carer.
The morning tea will be in
the Victoria League rooms on
the corner of King Street and
Onslow Road, Shenton Park.
Tickets are $15 and can be
reserved by calling Richelle on
9221 4780 by February 10.
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Community news
Direct action
on the
high seas
Young champ burns

off all competition
Hear how a professional man

changed his focus in life to
run a conservation organisation that uses direct action to
save marine life.
Matilda Cronin (9) is speed

on wheels.
She broke three state records
and won four gold medals at the
WA State Junior Track Cycling
Championships last weekend.
Matilda, who lives in Floreat
and is a student at Churchlands
Primary School, has been track
cycling for less than a year.
She competed in the under11 division at the annual
championships at the Midvale
SpeedDome, where hundreds
of junior competitors put in
tremendous efforts despite
soaring temperatures.
Matilda took up track cycling
early last year after taking
part in a community cycling
program, Body Bike Fit.
Over the weekend she competed in four main events a time
trial, a scratch race, a sprint and
an individual pursuit, winning
gold in all of them.
Matilda said she was delighted to have done so well.
I was very nervous before
each race but I gave it my best
shot, she said.
I am looking forward to
continuing my track cycling.
National Cycling Centre WA
head coach Amanda OConnor
ran the program that got Matilda
hooked on cycling.
Track cycling offers everyone a safe space in which to
develop their cycling skills
and increase their fitness,
Amanda said.
Matilda Cronin and her speed machine after her wins at the Midvale
SpeedDome last weekend.
The National Cycling Centre
runs regular trial sessions for
children of all ages, school holiday programs and community
initiatives, including the SAS
road safety and skills course
delivered by world champion
cyclist Jessica Allen.
In September, WA will host
the 2016 Pacific Youth Track
Tournament for under-15 to
under-17 boys and girls.
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Offers Over $795,000
Home Open
Saturday 23 January 10.00am 10.45am
Hard to buy any kind of a home at this price in such

a great spot. Quiet, secluded and yet just a stones
throw to the centre of Subi - this little character
semi-detached cottage is brimming with potential,
yet cosy and comfortable right now!
NIKI PEINKE
0411 428 117
CHELSEA PEINKE
0423 384 317
All aboard, me hearties

Some pesky pirates have
raided the Shipwreck Galleries
of the WA Museum during
the holidays and hidden the
treasure of the Golden Dragon.
Follow the trail of the treasure and take a pirates share of
the loot your very own silvery
coin and paper craft treasure
chest to take home.
The Treasure of the Golden
Dragon activity is from 9am
to 5pm until Sunday, January

31, and costs $4.
The Shipwreck Galleries in
Cliff Street, Fremantle, house
the foremost maritime archeology museum in the southern
hemisphere.
For more information, call
Shipwreck Galleries on 1300
134 081 or visit museum.
wa.gov.au/whats-on/schoolholidays/shipwrecks.
Jeff, managing director of Sea

Shepherd Australia, will be the
first speaker in a series of talks
at Westcoast Community Centre
this term.
He will talk about standing toe
to toe with sea poachers and the
people behind Sea Shepherd.
His lecture is from 10 to 11am
on Tuesday, February 9, in the
community room at the Grove
library.
Other speakers on the program
include Government Architect
Geoff Warn, who will talk about
the rejuvenation of the Old
Treasury Buildings and the
creation of Cathedral Square
(February 16), and Joy Brann,
who will bring to life the challenges faced by the women who
nursed along the trans continental railway line from the 1920s
to 1998 (March 1).
Noongar artist, musician,
dancer, writer, activist and
educator Richard Walley will
talk about his life and works
(March 22),
Check out all the talks and
the rest of the program at
Westcoastcommunitycom.au.
The talks cost $17, $12 for
members of Westcoast Comunity
Centre. Enrolment day is
Tuesday, February 2, 9.30 to
11.30am, at the community room
at Grove library.
Online enrolments will
be available from 10am on
February 3.
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Community news
Play bridge and

win more tricks
A new series of bridge lessons will
start soon at the WA Bridge Club in
Swanbourne.
They will be led by bridge teacher Peter
Smith, who has more than 30 years experience.
Peter will run two courses for complete
beginners, one on Tuesday evenings and
another on Thursday mornings, starting in
the first week of February.
He will also run lessons in the finer points
of the Acol bidding system on Tuesday
mornings.
Another course, Card Play Essentials, on
Wednesday evenings, will cover all good
card play technique, how to make more
contracts and how to win more tricks.
All the sessions will be at the club at 7
Odern Crescent.
Anyone who is interested in the courses
can contact Peter on 9381 5270 or email
lessons@wabridgeclub.com.au.
Heading for the roof top

All in the family Dance teachers Alinta McRae and Tania Shillington and their dancing children, from left, Jordana Shillington
(13), Anna McRae (11), Alexa Shillington (11), Ellie McRae (7), Caitlin Shillington (8) and Daniel McRae (3).
Ready to spring into a new year

A new dance studio with
sprung flooring is opening
in Jolimont this Saturday.
Dance school Dance
Classique, which has been
teaching classical and contemporary dance at several venues in Wembley and Floreat, is
moving all classes under one
roof in Jersey Street.
It has the flooring used
by the WA Ballet Company,
the Paris Opera and other
renowned theatres around

the world, said teacher
and co-director of Dance
Classique, Alinta McRae.
She said the new air-conditioned studio was opposite a
big public carpark and there
was a choice of coffee shops
in the area for parents to
visit while children attended
classes.
Dance Classique is a family affair its two directors,
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Saturday 23 January 11.15am 12.00pm
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for it so dont let this rare opportunity slip by. It suits
everyone who wants single level, very little maintenance,
lots of space and light and a quiet scenic street. Did I
mention that it backs on to a beautiful park?
So much going for this charming home.
NIKI PEINKE
0411 428 117
CHELSEA PEINKE
0423 384 317
Alinta McRae and Tania

Shillington, manage the
dance school, take classes
and between them have five
daughters and a son as pupils
at the school.
Husbands, grandfathers
and friends rallied in the
school holidays to install
the new timber flooring,
mirrors and dance bars
ready for opening day, this
Saturday, January 23, 9.30am
to 12.30pm.
This is a chance for parents and pupils to meet the
teachers and see the new
venue, Alinta said.
The school caters for dance
pupils aged from two to 92
at day and evening classes
covering RAD classical ballet as well as contemporary
dance and pilates.
For more information, call
0420 939 108.
For the next six Friday nights, the bar

with a view will be operating at the Art
Gallery of WA (AGWA) from 4 to 9pm.
Start your night with a 5.30pm guided tour
of the exhibition Treasure Ships: Art in the
Age of Spices, led by one of the gallerys
voluntary guides.
Then spice up your Friday night with a
visit to Rooftop at AGWA to enjoy food and
drinks inspired by the exhibition against
the stunning backdrop of the city skyline.
There is a fee for the exhibition and entry
to the bar is $10, with drinks and snacks
available to buy.
Rooftop at AGWA is on every Friday from
January 22 for February 26.
In February, Rooftop at AGWA will undergo a thematic refresh to coincide with the
Ryan Trecartin 6 Movies exhibition, running
at AGWA as part of the Perth International
Arts Festival.
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Star Wars
music for
young stars
Seeing young players loving to make
music together is a thrill for Grace Ahquee, the musical director of Summer
Orchestra Camp in Mt Claremont.
This week, primary and middle school
strings players enjoyed four days of rehearsals, workshops and tutorials at Moerlina
School during the junior orchestra camp.
They were joined on the last two days by
wind, brass and percussion players.
Grace said they played a fun repertoire
from Star Wars and the Royal Fireworks
in the final concert on Thursday afternoon.
Our conductor, Daemon Clark, has a
special talent for bringing out the best in
young musicians, Grace said.
She said the tutors were from the ranks
of Perths professional musicians.
Our cello tutor, Sacha McCulloch, has
taken time out from playing in the Lion
King orchestra to help inspire our keen
cello section, Grace said.
There will be a choir and orchestra camp
with choir expert Mirelle Hopwood in the
April holidays, from April 18 to 20.
For more information, go to psorchcamp.
com.
Musical director Grace Ah-quees bass, painted by her husband Marc, brought a flash of colour to Daemon Clarks orchestra class at
Moerlina School. Photo: Billie Fairclough
Chinese language classes embrace cultural diversity

New workshop-style Chinese
language classes with a small
number of students will start next
month at the Kingsway Methodist
Church in Nedlands.
No previous knowledge of
Chinese is required for the classes,
which are tailored for students
needs.
The school, which has been run-
ning for the past 10 years, provides

Chinese teaching as a fun and
interactive experience.
There are preliminary, intermediate and advanced classes for children from the age of four to adults.
First term will run from February
8 to March 28 at 38 to 40 Kingsway,
Nedlands.
Students learn to write and speak
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Classes run from 2 to 4 on
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Got a new phone?

People are being urged to
recycle old mobile phones
with Mobile Muster before
the end of January.
MobileMuster will donate
$2 to the Salvation Army for
every kilo recycled by the
end of this month.
MobileMuster, a not-forprofit government-accredit-
ed mobile phone recycling

program, estimates that
22.5million old mobiles are
stored in homes.
Old mobile phones and
accessories can be dropped
off at most post offices, mobile phone stores or posted
in via a pre-paid Australia
Post service.
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Community news
Councils garner pedal power
Three local councils have
won state government grants
for events they will hold during Bike Week.
A total of 35 organisations
from regional and metropolitan
WA will receive grants for Bike
Week, which runs from March
12 to 20.
Subiaco council will host
a bike-to-work breakfast,
Cambridge will hold a bicycle
pit-stop and Mosman Park will
spread the message that lifes
better on a bike.
They will receive between
$300 and $1500 from the
Department of Transports an-
nual grant allocation.

Transport Minister Dean
Nalder said grants were allocated to events that supported
and encouraged people of all
ages and abilities to leave their
cars behind and explore their
communities by bicycle.
Riding is a great way to travel
short distances such as going to
the shops or the train station,
he said.
Other local groups to get
grants include the University
Bicycle Clubs soapbox event
on how bicycles can make the
community strong and the UWA
student guilds EnviroFest.
A boost for cancer patients

Free six-week classes designed to help people relax are
being offered for people living
with cancer as well as their
carers, starting next month.
Sophie Kotkis sees just how much fun refuge dogs will have with toys she and her friends have made.
Photo: Paul McGovern
Its play time at the refuge

Refuge dogs in Shenton
Park have new toys thanks to
some enterprising students in
Claremont.
Methodist Ladies College
students donated octopuses
(tennis balls wrapped in fabric)
and sweet potato chews to the
Dogs Refuge Home residents.
We had to learn how to plait,
and Claremont Tennis Club
and other groups donated the
balls, said Year 9 student
Sophie Kotkis.
We also learnt how to use a
dehydrator on the sweet potato
slices for the chew toys.
Keeping dogs happy is good,

because happy dogs find new
homes.
Sophie and seven other
students in teacher Filicity
Lowries inclusive learning class
for students with disabilities
worked on the project for a term.
Sophie estimated the octopuses would sell for about $10
and the chews for $5 to $6.
Making toys was harder than
we thought, she said.
Ms Lowrie said the girls investigated why dogs became
homeless and what shelters
like the refuge needed to care
for them.
They found out it can cost
up to $800 to keep a dog, Ms
Lowrie said.
The project also aimed to
make girls more employable.
At their age they are looking
for their first casual job, Ms
Lowrie said.
It teaches them about managing money and shows potential
employers they are motivated.
MLC is grateful to Westcare,
who have worked tirelessly to
place our girls in employment
that is dignified and worthy of
their enthusiasm.
The Cancer Council says research has shown that yoga, tai
chi, meditation and mindful art
can help improve quality of life
for people affected by cancer
and reduce anxiety, stress and
fatigue.
In Shenton Park, mindful art
will be from 1pm on Mondays

from February 8, yoga will be at
4.30pm from Tuesday, February
9, and meditation will be at 6pm
on Tuesdays from February 9.
In Nedlands, there will be
tai chi at 9.30am on Thursdays,
starting on February 11.
Registrations are essential
because numbers are limited
and some criteria apply.
To register, call the Cancer
Council on 13 11 20.
Refresh your relationships

An eight-week Bible study
titled Living the Gospel in
Relationships will start soon
at Claremont Baptist Church.
It will be run by the Refresh
ladies Bible study group from
Wednesday, February 3, at
9.30am, and will feature DVD
presentations by Christian author and speaker Tara Barthel.
Sessions are held every
Wednesday morning during
the school term, from 9.45am

to noon. They will include
refreshments and small group
discussions.
This community activity is
open to women from all denominations, and all nationalities.
An on-site crche is available.
the Claremont Baptist Church
office on 9385 2607 or at info@
claremontbaptistchurch.com.
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Offers
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$550,000
21/21 Rowland Street, Subiaco

2
mid
$500,000s
9/161 Roberts Road, Subiaco
142sqm
Bigfoot
280sqm
More, More, More.....I Want It All!
Open Sat 11:45am-12:15pm
Open by Appointment
Janelle Laretive 0408 373 132
Live like a King without the royal price tag in this outstanding
beauty. If your dream is to live in Subiaco but apartment
style living is not for you and a house is out of your price
range this residence will be the right choice.
under
offer
under
offer
under
offer
188 Nicholson Road, Subiaco

1
Investor Perfect
Recently renovated to an excellent standard the property
is the perfect option for Investors who will appreciate the
ease of purchasing with reliable tenants currently insitu.
9 Laurino Terrace, Subiaco
74sqm
Fantastic value for this location! Versatile oor plan,

car bays side x side, attractive nishes and a focus on
security.
under
offer
8 Rossello Lane, Subiaco
521sqm
For Character Lovers
157 Keightley Road, Shenton Park

3
Stylish Stunner
453sqm
Pretty as a Picture
Sold off market, no sign, no advertising from a qualied

buyer data base. This character gem is an immaculate
gracious lady offering the lucky buyer generously
proportioned rooms and all glorious period features intact.
Step from your front door directly into Centro Gardens.

Stroll down leafy tree lined pathways and enjoy coming
home to this glorious, custom designed, statement
residence. Indulge yourself!
A wonderful brick and tile character gem that has been

lovingly maintained, extended and renovated to create
a cosy and very comfortable home with potential for
grander plans.
mid to high
$600,000s
mid to high
$600,000s
2/2 Henry Lawson Walk, East Perth

2
2/89 Winthrop Avenue, Nedlands
134sqm
Abracadabra, Magic Classic Apartment, Magic Price
145sqm
$449,000
5/93 Stirling Highway, Nedlands

2
Its Not Pretty, Its an Opportunity to Make Good
2nd Chance Your Lucky Day
Location near Claisebrook Channel, this lovely

refurbished home with fresh crisp paintwork and brand
new quality carpets will impress!
Located in a small good looking boutique group

completed in 2014 this apartment is very unique with a
large front courtyard and desirable ground level.
On behalf of The Public Trustee this property is being sold

As Is and is an opportunity for buyers who are not afraid
of serious cleaning, painting and refurbishing.
Open Sat 10:00am-10:40am
Open Sat 11:00am 11:30am
Open by Appointment
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Property Consultant
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For exceptional personal service and

outstanding results, contact Janelle today.
Subiaco
236 Rokeby Road | 9381 2055
from
$1,795,000
106 Tate Street, West Leederville

4
613sqm
Simply Exquisite Character

With towering ceilings and open ow there is a sense of
opulence and extravagance. The kitchen, living and dining
area combine to make an expansive open living space.
under
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61 Woolwich Street, West Leederville

4
586sqm
366sqm
Two for One! - Two Lots with Bonus 4x2 Family Home
Elegant and Spacious Home in Sought After Location

This sophisticated home has been cleverly designed for
modern living and entertaining. The spaciousness, style
and quality of this light lled home will be sure to please.
Open Sat 12:00pm 1:00pm
Adam Marchant 0414 434 686
offers
above
$850,000
$1,495,000
136 Woolwich Street, West Leederville

3
25b Simper Street, Wembley
Beautifully placed on the elevation of Woolwich Street

with open northerly views, this home is expansive and
modern with clean lines and open spaces.
Open Sat 10:30am 11:30am
from
$995,000
298sqm
A Simply Stunning Home, Finished to Perfection
6 Lonnie Street, Daglish

2
715sqm
mid
$2 millions
26 Kilkenny Road, Floreat

6
890sqm
Your Dream Home Awaits
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Architecturally designed with stunning open plan ow,

great natural light and immaculate nishings all situated
in an idyllic quiet location in the heart of West Leederville.
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and start again.
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absolute quality throughout the three exciting levels.
Contact Agent
Open Sat 10:00am 10:45am & Thur 5:00pm-5:45pm
Open by Appointment
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Adrian Abel 0410 564 304
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presented
7a Maisie Crescent, Wembley Downs

4
393sqm
Quality Living Awaits
around
$1,200,000
$900,000s
24/5 Reserve Street, Scarborough

2
The Ultimate in Coastal Living!
121 Grantham Street, Floreat

4
882sqm
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Subiaco
236 Rokeby Road | 9381 2055
Community news
Chewing
the fat with
ex-England
coach
Cottesloe Rugby Union Club
had a surprise visit last week
from former England rugby
coach, Stuart Lancaster.
Kings Justice will be playing in Subiacos Market Square next weekend.
Two bands for

Subis picnic show
There will be double the entertainment for the crowd at the
free sunset@subi concert next
Sunday, January 31.
Jazz band Beans Bumas Boys
of Rhythm and rock band Kings
Justice will take to the stage
in Subiacos Market Square in
Roberts Road.
Beans Bumas Boys of Rhythm
play everything from traditional
to Dixieland jazz, with Cam
Beans Buma on trombone, Sam
Fats Timmerman on trumpet,
Tom Greble on panpipes, Steve
Vacca on banjo, Malcom Mah on
bass and Dave Gryl on drums.
Also playing will be Fremantle

band Kings Justice, formed in
2011 by a group of school mates.
Following success on Triple
J Unearthed with their track
Its You, Kings Justice have
become a fixture on the Perth
live music scene, regularly performing at Mojos, Ya Yas and
The Rosemount.
Pack low chairs or blankets
and take family and friends to
enjoy the music from 5pm to 7pm,
This Sundays concert is also at
Market Square and features Blue
Shaddy and Riley Pearce.
For more information, visit
subiaco.wa.gov.au/concerts.
Currently having a hiatus from

professional coaching, Stuart
has been on speaking and promotional duties, visiting several
super rugby franchises in New
Zealand and Australia.
On the final leg of his journey,
during a stopover in Perth, he decided to take in the spectacular
view from Cottesloe Rugby Club,
and was suitably impressed.
He was joined by Cottesloes
recently appointed premier
grade coach Alex Stajka.
Alex and his coaching team
have kicked off the 2016 preseason and are looking forward
to a successful season ahead.
New players are welcome,
with training on Tuesday and
Thursday evenings at 6.30.
Former England rubgy coach Stuart Lancaster, centre, takes in the

view with Cottesloe clubhouse manager Conor Brennan, left and premier grade coach Alex Stajka.
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Were you given a Christmas
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The message from Red Cross
is, dont ditch your unwanted
clothes, accessories or homewares. Re-gift them to Red Cross.
Australians spend millions each year on unwanted
Christmas gifts, said Kate Dear
from Red Cross.
January is the perfect month
to clear out your cupboards, so
why not start the year afresh?

Shopping at or donating to a
Red Cross shop supports families struggling to rebuild their
lives after bushfires or flood,
phone calls each day to check
on the welfare of elderly people
living alone, or clean drinking
water for children in Myanmar
or Timor-Leste.
You get a good feeling when
you donate to a Red Cross shop
and youre helping to cut landfill
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waste, Kate said.

Reduce, reuse and recycle.
Ask for a loyalty card when
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and get a 25% discount after 10
donations.
For more information or to
find your closest store, visit
redcross.org.au/dontditchit or
call 1800 811 700.
Red Cross shops cannot accept
donations of electrical items,
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Rare opportunity to acquire your own private sanctuar y on
the edge of Old Dunsborough, with Meelup Regional Park
as one of your closest neighbours. This fantastic 2 storey,
6 bedroom, 4 bathroom property is set on a generous
850m2 and of fers simply superb views over the sparkling
turquoise waters of Geographe Bay. Premium location,
just 500m approx. from the Old Dunsborough boat ramp &
only a tree lined shady street separating the squeaky white
sands from your front yard.
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0407 440 438
eloise@jhyrealty.com.au
54B Geographe Bay Rd, Dunsborough

Stunning 2 storey, 4x2 + study property located just a
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the perfect space to entertain family & friends on those
gorgeous summer evenings. Finished with quality fixtures
& fittings including Smart Wiring electrical system,
ducted A/C & classic neutral tones, simply move in & start
enjoying your new beachside lifestyle.
$1,650,000

0407 440 438
5/42-48 Dunn Bay Rd, Dunsborough, WA , 6281

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13 1 W e s t e r n C a p e D v e , N a t u r a l i s t e
Contemporar y 4 x 3 + study architectural masterpiece
designed by prize winning architect Grounds Kent & built
by Nick Goode Construction. Set on an elevated 10.38acres
approx. this exquisite property has been designed with the
beautiful landscape in mind, and of fers breathtaking views
over the rolling hills to the sparkling turquoise waters
of the bay. With quality finishes throughout, including
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$3,250,000
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22B Bay View Cres, Dunsborough

Rare opportunity to secure prime vacant land in prestigious
Bay View Crescent. This amazing 484m2 beachfront block
is separated from the white sands & sparkling turquoise
waters by just one road. Build your ultimate dream home
& enjoy the sweeping panoramic views across Geographe
Bay all the way to Busselton. Just a short stroll to the Old
Dunsborough boat ramp & playground in one direction and
picturesque Meelup Reser ve in the other.
$1,750,000

0407 440 438

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13 A d e l a i d e R d , D u n s b o r o u g h
Ver y rare opportunity to purchase a quintessential 3 bed,
2 bath beach house on 913m2 of prime Old Dunsborough
land. With duplex potential, this site is ideal for you to
rent or live in now & develop later. This is an awesome
location not to be missed for the astute investor; with
stunning North East facing ocean views across Geographe
Bay to Busselton & easy beach access to the Old
Dunsborough foreshore, enquire today!
$1,499,000

0407 440 438
EW
33 Gifford Rd, Dunsborough

Brilliant 2 storey, 3 bedroom & 2 bathroom beach house
located high on the hill in Old Dunsborough, boasting
stunning turquoise ocean views over Geographe Bay.
This property of fers a number of fantastic eco friendly
features including 1.8kw solar panels & invertor, 302
litre Solarhart Hot Water Unit with electric booster &
rainwater tank s. Wonderfully located within walking
distance to Old Dunsborough boat ramp & playground for
the ultimate beachside lifestyle.
$1,565,000

0407 440 438
15 / 8 3 G i f f o r d R d , D u n s b o r o u g h
This is truly the perfect holiday home, of fering space
for ever yone with 4 large bedrooms and 3 bathrooms,
2 generous sized living areas, all located in Geographe
Cove Resort. Just one house from the beach front and the
turquoise waters of Geographe Bay, and just a short stroll
into the Dunsborough town centre and caf strip. Easy
care, access to the resort Tennis court and swimming pool,
what more could you ask for?
$799,000
Lee York
0438 867 737
lee@jhyrealty.com.au

TIMEOUT
POST January 23, 2016
On the
road with
Gloria
SARAH McNEILL
Gloria Rivard ran away to the circus.

She left her small Canadian country town
determined to be an acrobat ... or a magician
... or maybe an actress in a West End
musical.
Her motto is, if she has the outfit, she can
do it.
Gloria is the alter ego of Canadian clown
Mooky Cornish, who left Cirque du Soleil so
Gloria could have her time to shine with La
Soiree.
La Soiree returns to Perths Fringe
World direct from London, where the show
recently won an Olivier Award for best
entertainment for its now-regular winter
Southbank season.
For the past five years, Mooky has now
been with La Soiree, where, on the tiny 2m
diameter stage, Gloria has been able to grow
and develop into the international dramatic
artiste she knows she is.
Mooky said she had always wanted to
be a clown. Her mother is a childrens
theatre director, and from as early as she
can remember Mooky raided her mothers
trunks of theatrical costumes and her makeup and turned up at parties to juggle and
perform self-taught tricks.
Naturally, her theatrical parents wanted
her to get a proper job. But young Mooky
stubbornly resisted. And she ran away to the
circus.
Growing up in Canada, her aim had been
to be in Montreal-based Cirque du Soleil.
The first time I saw Cirque was the first
time I realised I could make a career of all
this silliness, Mooky said.
She has done everything from slapstick
and knockabout clowning to being the sexy
and silly assistant to a bull whipper yes,
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POST
TIMEOUT
arts
Karen goes
solo at 84
hanging
AROUND THE
galleries
Cafe gives its
walls to art
Shenton Parks Warehouse
Cafe is making its walls
available for artworks.
A community
development grant from
the Subiaco council has
helped to help turn the cafe
and function rooms into a
gallery.
The cafe is managed by
Uniting Care West and
supports and trains people
with disability.
Kim Brooklyn from
Uniting Care West said
that the Warehouse
Gallery was an opportunity
for artists who experience
disadvantage to show their
artwork.
Whether they
experience economic
or social disadvantage,
homelessness or disability,
there are talented people in
the community who would
love to be able to show
their work, she said.
Each exhibition will hang
for two months and the
first will open on March 1.
Until then, Gadfly Arts
is holding Warehouse
Gallerys inaugural
exhibition.
Anna Kwiecinska,
Colourful works
from an art retreat
in Bali are currently
on show at the
Warehouse Cafe.
director of Gadfly in
Shenton Park, said: We
are showing paintings
created by people who
went on our art and yoga
retreats to Bali last year.
The bold, colourful
artworks were created
under the tutelage of artist
Nadine Bastow and will be
on show until the end of
February.
The Warehouse Cafe and
gallery is at 221 Onslow
Road, Shenton Park.
Artitja Fine Arts

annual end-of-year Art
and Objects exhibition at
Bathers Beach House in
Fremantle has extended
until the end of the month.
The popular event showcases paintings, sculpture,
textiles, ceramics and jewellery by Indigenous artists
from some of Australias
most remote communities
and aims to encourage an
In a double bill of oneact plays, Girl Shut Your

Mouth by Gita Bezzard
and Tonsils and Tweezers
by Will OMahony, the
collective title, Loaded, has
multiple metaphors.
Yes, both deal with loaded
guns; but with two young
playwrights and a cast of
newly graduated young
actors it is an evening loaded
with bright, invigorating
talent and a balance of
dark humour and the kind
of danger that comes from
young people acting without
thought of consequence.
Of the two, Gitas play
Girl Shut Your Mouth,
directed by Jeffrey Jay
Fowler, is the more
politically provocative.
On a pretty pink set,
Australian teenage girls
(Shalome Brune-Franklin,
Brittany Morel, Stephanie
appreciation and understanding of Australias

Indigenous art and culture.
Gallery director Anna
Kanaris said the exhibition
had been very popular,
with many visitors expressing appreciation for a retail
gallery in the precinct,
which mainly caters for
diners.
Art and Objects is on
show until January 31.
On the
road with
Gloria
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Loaded: A double bill

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REVIEW: SARAH McNEILL
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Hoa Xuande, Lincoln Vickery and Adam Sollis give
particularly strong performances.
Panozzo, Jessica Paterson)

are packing, gossiping and
planning.
They live in an unnamed
but recognisable country
that restricts women and
denies them education.
They dream of the right to
stay out after dark or to learn
poetry, they deplore boring
funerals of which there
are many embellish stories
of heroism and are jealous
of the friend who is shot,
survives and gets to leave.
Though theres a
tendency to push the
boundaries of the
princess bitch-face
syndrome bitchy,
snide, argumentative and
frustratingly nave from
its quirky start to its
haunting end it pushes
questions of freedom and
rights.
Writer and director
Karen McKay has visited Monets garden many times.
last! Karen said.

She has friends who
either care for or suffer
from Alzheimers.
It is research that will
make the difference in the
long run, she said.
The Everything Old

is New Again exhibition opens at 6pm this
Saturday, January 23, at
the Gallows Gallery, Glyde
Street, Mosman Park, and
runs until January 30.
Big demand for Indigenous art
Double
barrel
blast for
the Fringe
Black Swan Lab
State Theatre Centre
Closes February 7
Mosman Park landscape

artist Karen McKay
is raising funds for
Alzheimers research with
a solo exhibition at the
Gallows Gallery.
The eclectic collection
of over 50 paintings in
watercolour, oil, acrylic,
pastel, mixed media and
ink sketches includes
landscapes from trips to
Europe, several visits to
Monets garden in France,
the Pilbara, Kimberley, and
her former Toodyay farm.
The landscape there was
pretty inspiring, Karen
said of the farm she lived
on for 55 years and where
she ran weekend art workshops.
It is around 12 years
since she held a solo exhibition.
And at my age, 84, dare
I say it could well be my
Will OMahonys Tonsils

and Tweezers is more
subtly and cleverly
crafted. It explores ideas
of friendship, of the hangover of the school bully
(Adam Sollis, excellent),
of how we hang on to pain
and fake happiness.
Tweezers (Hoa Xuande,
last seen in Jasper Jones),
who is wielding a gun
with the idea of settling
a few scores at a school
reunion, his engaging
friend Tonsils (Lincoln
Vickery) and Megan
Wildings no-nonsense
Beth are uniformly strong
in this sharply witty and
disturbing play.
Both sets are cleverly
framed by designer Lawrie
Cullen-Tait with excellent
lighting by Joe Lui.
They are a sure-fire hit
for younger Fringe goers.
she accidentally got caught

by the whip several times
to developing theatrical
characters. She famously
created the quirky
acrobatic act with Claudio
Carneiro for Cirque du
Soleils show, Varekai.
She has been on the road
for many years now and
plans to retire at the age of
83 several decades from
now.
La Soiree comes to
Fringe World with its
own spiegeltent and a few
familiar acts, including
contorting Captain
Frodo, acrobats The
English Gents, along with
newcomers Mario, Queen
of the Circus, a leatherbursting reincarnation
of Freddie Mercury and
aerial artist Bret Pfister.
La Soiree is in the WA
Museum gardens from
January 22 to March 6.
Book at fringeworld.
com.au.
Small works of Aboriginal art are popular at Bathers Beach

House.
Ask
Ellie
Ive been with

my partner
for almost a
year and lately
hes started
commenting about one
of my brothers.
At first he mentioned
my brother often, and
then started asking if
my brother would be at
family dinners and other
events.
Its become a problem
for me because I feel
like my partner may be
attracted to my brother.
I didnt initially give
it much thought, but it
seems to be happening
even more often and has
now become an issue for
me.
How should I deal
with this?
Deal straightforwardly, as your

partner should
be dealing with you.
Tell him that hes
mentioned your brother
so often that its clear he
has an interest in him of
some sort, whether he
realises it or not.
If he protests, denies,
or tries to deflect from
the topic, say that its
better for both of you if
he thinks about this and
comes to a direct, honest
response.
If he is attracted to
your brother, you need
to know. There may be
some understandable
explanation, such as
admiration for something
your brother does or
knows, or how he treats
him.
Consider also, whether
theres history between
you and your brother that
makes you feel insecure
about him and your
partner.
When there are clear
signals of a possible
attraction elsewhere,
confront your partner
directly. But be prepared.
If your partner admits to
wanting to do something
about his attraction, you
have your response at the
ready.
Judging from your
unease so far, itd be
impossible for you to
tolerate his even having a
crush on your brother.
Religious
crutches
SARAH McNEILL
Scottish performer
Claire Cunningham has
been on crutches since she
was 14.
But it was not until her
late 20s that she came to
terms with the fact that
they were to be permanent
partners in her life.
Diagnosed with
osteoporosis and
arthrogryposis as a baby,
Claire grew up in Glasgow
not wanting to be disabled.
She went to mainstream
schools even though she
struggled to walk as a child.
She took to using
crutches as a teenager, but
spent the next decade in
denial, telling herself next
year Ill get rid of them.
She studied classical
singing but when she met
American choreographer
Jess Curtis, Claire began
to discover how she could
use the crutches as part
of a physical aerial and
trapeze performance life.
She combines acting,
singing and contemporary
dance in her work.
Coming to terms with
the crutches was part of
a positive shift in my life,
and my body evolved into
using them incredibly
inventively, she said.
My personality is
influenced but not shaped
by my disability.
She said her attitude

to disability had been
challenged by a Buddhist
monk and teacher in
Cambodia, who told her
he was disabled because of
karma that he must have
done something bad in his
last life.
At first I was offended
and puzzled by his belief,
and then I was fascinated
by my own reaction,
Claire said. How could I
be offended by something I
didnt believe in?
It set her on an
unexpected journey to
research peoples beliefs in
relation to their disabilities.
The resulting work,
Guide Gods, is a witty
and warm journey into
faith and disability which
she brings to PIAF next
month.
I dont follow a faith, so
I realised it was a problem
of my own ignorance and I
was curious to find people
who followed faith, Claire
said.
She set herself to
interview people around
Glasgow and Belfast about
their faith and how they
used it to understand
and contextualise their
disability.
With great selfdeprecating humour, she
said: The struggle to make
a show about religion and
disability in one hour is
How could I be
offended by
something I
didnt believe in?
No matter what their faith, all the disabled people Claire Cunningham interviewed shared cups of tea with her.
bonkers really!
How insane to reduce
24 one-hour interviews
into bite-sized quotes and
create a work that would
make people care.
It was a terrifying
prospect and a huge
responsibility to be true to
these people.
She said that a surprising
aspect of her interviews
was how open and honest
people had been about
the most personal and
traumatic things in their

lives.
In her show, each voice
is represented by a teacup, because the one thing
people of all faiths have
in common, is that they
all like tea! Each cup has
a story that she weaves
and moves through,
posing questions about
the contradictions and
inconsistencies, beliefs
and strength that disabled
people live with.
Rokeby food fight-back
People of faith create

a supportive community
and thats what I wanted
to do, Claire said. To
develop a work where
no one [in the audience]
is separated or divided,
isolated or left in the dark.
It is an open space to share
and feel comfortable.
I invite people to stay
after and have a cup of
tea and talk and they
do, and they share and its
wonderful.
Claire Cunningham will
perform Guide Gods in

Victoria Hall, Fremantle,
from February 11 to
14, and Burt Hall in St
Georges Terrace from
February 17 to 21.
She will performs Give
Me a Reason to Live, a
dance work inspired by the
paintings of Hieronymus
Bosch, at PICA from
March 2 to 5. Book
through perthfestival.com.
au.
Challe
Challenging,
beautiful
and
a so much fun,
a dance class that
defies
description
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LLOYD GORMAN
Food that jumps out

and grabs unsuspecting
passers-by has arrived in
Subiaco.
For the past few weeks, a
pop-up kitchen in Rokeby
Road, outside Juanitas
small bar, has been
tempting weekend strollers
with steak, fish burgers
and German and Polish
sausages.
Its footpath food
from Sensual Sangers,
said artist Murray Gill,
Juanitas husband and
business partner.
Good food should
be sensory and kinetic,
the smell and noise of it
cooking should attack
your senses, but it has
to be fresh and of a high
standard.
The day we opened we
were getting queues.
The unusual burger joint
is the latest offering from
the business on the corner
of Heytesbury Road and
builds on the success of
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Seen not only on boats, but caravan poles, apartment

balconies and pool fences all around Australia together
with the new addition to our range, Super Jumbo Clips.
Artist and entrepreneur Murray Gill and his wife Juanita believe food will save Rokeby Road.
Juanitas small bar.

Fashion wont save
Rokeby Road, but food
will, interspersed with
jewellery, fashion, and
other things, Murray said.
At the moment there are
too many optical shops and
banks.
Its the idea of creating

a community of food.
Sensual Sangers is open
on Saturdays between
noon and 3pm and between
3 and 5pm on Sundays.
Meanwhile, Bistro
Felix wine bar at 118-120
Rokeby Road, has just
expanded its on-street

presence with a new
decked alfresco dining
area.
Subiaco council is
expected to move to slash
or even remove the cost
of al fresco licences next
month.
BUT WAIT! Theres more! Camping and gardening , wet suits and
baby carriages, doggie rugs , poster problems and large laundry
items: their uses limited only by your imagination.
Available: Whitworths Marine, Wilson Marine, Yacht

Grot, Hillarys Boat shop, Rottnest stores, Mandurah
Chandlery, Education Art Supplies.
10 King Pin Pegs or 5 Jumbo Clips approx. $12.95 Pkt.

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Its slow going down Wyoming way

The Hateful Eight
(R18+)
REVIEW: PIER LEACH
Three long hours stuck

first in a stagecoach, then
in a snowed-in room full
of murderous, racist and
admittedly eloquent
misogynists?
Its a recipe for cabin
fever.
Quentin Tarantinos
eighth film, by his own
account, and third western
in a row after the
superb World War II-set
Inglourious Basterds
and slightly less indelible
Django Unchained is
an epic post-Civil War
whodunit that truly tests
ones patience.
Sure, the clever verbiage and slowly teasedout scenes are signature
Tarantino moves fans will
recognise and relish. The
lush, ultra-wide screen
lensing, shot with antique
lenses by cinematographer Robert Richardson,
is put to effective use in
Cabin fever for Kurt Russell, Jennifer Jason Leigh and Bruce Dern in Tarantinos exhaustive western.
what is mostly a chamber

piece. And the atmospheric Ennio Morricone
score is undoubtedly a
coup.
Theres always a lot to
admire in the meticulously
crafted, genre-loving
Tarantino universe.
What grates though, is
just how enamoured he
has become with his own
loquaciousness. What hes
lost in the mix of racial pol-
itics and shady characters

is narrative imperative. It is
slow to the point of tedium.
Dialogue is delivered
with flair by the likes of
Samuel L. Jackson, Kurt
Russell, Zoe Bell, Michael
Madsen, Tim Roth and

Bruce Dern and there is
a standout performance
by Jennifer Jason Leigh.
It just takes far too long
about it.
Leigh plays the captive
criticsPICKS Comedy in all its complexity

What the critics are saying
SARAH McNEILL
The Danish Girl (M)
I just woke up to my most

favourite beach on earth, said
Brendon Burns on his first day
back in Cottesloe.
The comedian now lives in
England, but grew up in City
Beach in the 1970s when it was
all still sand dunes and kids were
free to roam around on motor
bikes and buggies, fall off, get
burnt, blow themselves up, and
get punched in the head when
loitering with friends in the dark
alleys of Subiaco.
There were lots of ways
of killing yourself, Brendon
reminisced cheerfully.
The loud, boisterous and
controversial comedian says it
was seeing the fresh-faced black
American comedian Flip Wilson
in 1980, that made him realise
it was okay to address serious
issues like racism, sexism and
politics with humour.
I knew straight away that
that was what I wanted to do,
Brendon said.
Thoughtful, intelligent
and complicated, Brendon is
under no illusion that hes a
complete nightmare with his
provocations.
The now-famous YouTube
clip of him being heckled by
an Indian woman for being
racist, makes for awkward and
uncomfortable viewing, but
typical of his need to push a
Brendon Burns comes home with his in-yer-face, controversial comedy.
point home, it was a set-up and
she was a plant.
which sold out across the
Fremantle Town Hall from
All comedians border on
UK and Europe, Brendon
January 28 to 30 at 6.30pm.
being deluded and suffer from
pushes boundaries as part of
social disorders, Brendon said.
Fremantles Fringe World
Book through
Straight off the back of
season, Freo Royale.
www.freoroyale.com.au or
his show, Outside the Box,
He will perform at the
www.fringeworld.com.au.
The New Yorker says transgender

drama The Danish Girl is rife with
confusions of every type but director
Tom Hooper handles them with
clarity, grace, and a surprising
urgency, far more at ease in this
intimate drama than he was with
the super-sized galumphings of Les
Misrables. But the Washington Post
reckons, For all of the virtuosity of
Redmayne and Vikanders performances, and for all its sensitivity and
aesthetic appeal, The Danish Girl is
content simply to present the ambiguities and contradictions ... rather than
delve into their gnarlier corners.
The Big Short (M)
A true crime story and a madcap

comedy, a heist movie and a scalding polemic, The Big Short will affirm
your deepest cynicism about Wall
Street while simultaneously restoring
your faith in Hollywood, says the
NY Times. The New Yorker points
out: If you happen to understand
credit-default swaps and collateralised
debt obligations, or CDOs, you might
well enjoy The Big Short. If you dont
understand them, however, youll have
a much better time. The movie is made
for you.
Somerville, January 25-31

Dheepan (CTC)
The more things change, the more

they stay the same for the Sri Lanka
refugees of Jacques Audiards (A
Prophet, Rust and Bone) Dheepan,
who flee their war-torn homeland only
to find themselves in a new kind of
conflict zone in the housing projects
of Paris, says Variety, of the almost
entirely Tamil-language drama. Screen
International agrees it proceeds without flashy tricks or showy technique,
offering the pleasures of captivating
storytelling with an irresistible human
pulse.
Average star ratings
of hirsute bounty hunter

John Ruth (Russell),
Daisy Domergue, who
swiftly belies her pretty
name by shooting a glob of
snot out of one nostril.
The pair is heading to
Red Rock, Wyoming,
so Ruth can collect his
bounty and Domergue
can be hanged for murder. But theyre waylaid
first by bounty hunter
Major Marquis Warren
(Jackson), then the towns
apparent new sheriff
Chris Mannix (Walter
Groggins), and then by a
blizzard from which they
seek shelter at Minnies
Haberdashery, where a
motley group is doing the
same.
There the story of double-crossing outlaws and
post-Civil War racial politics plays out like a murder
mystery, until Tarantino
inevitably starts splattering
brains and the body count
climbs well above the titular eight.
Fans may delight, but its
a slog.
Elvis hasnt
left the
building
Perths Suburban Boy
and living treasure Dave
Warner re-unites with
Caitlin Beresford-Ord in
the musical about a man,
his dreams, and his BFF
Elvis Presley.
The King and Me is a
musical comedy written
by Dave with composer
and guitarist Martin Cilia,
which returns to Fringe
World after a sell-out
season last year.
Its the story of Craig,
a loser cabaret performer,
who still burns to follow in
the blue suede footsteps.
A mysterious young
woman turns up at Craigs
door saying she can help
him win the high-profile
Soul of Elvis competition
and reclaim his life.
Dave and Martin wrote
the original songs that rock
Craigs story.
Dave said: Some are
songs Martin and I had
been looking for the perfect
home for, some are brand
new for the show.
I like to think its all
material the King would
have taken to the top of
the charts, if he hadnt, you
know
Dave performs with
Caitlin and musician Sam
Musca in The King and
Me at The Shambles, Perth
Cultural Centre, from
January 26 to 31, at 6pm.
Community news
Cambridge
Cambridge Bowling
Clubs division 4 blue
jumped into sixth position on the ladder in
Thursdays pennants
with a 6-point win
against Lake Monger.
Ken Bradley and his
rink of Murray Margan,
Arthur Ventouras
and Peter Kanganas
came out 29/10 winners, while Lloyd
Guthrie, Andy Jenkins
Irving Judge and Noel
Phillips won 21/10.
Ross Williams, Ross
Urquhart, Harry
Kaput and Pat Lee
fought out a close
match to win 23/22.
In their first win
for the season, 3 gold
had success against
Morley, with Brian
Clay, Bob Gauntlet,
Barry Snelling and
Don Quin winning
18/13.
Division 1 blue
played in searing conditions at Bedford and
had no winners.
It was not a good day
in premier league either, though Jim Barry,
Wilbur Sherrington,
Greg Kane and Harold
Christianson claimed
a 17/all draw.
In Saturdays pennants, division 4 had
only its second win of
the season and came
home with 7pts.
Barry Snelling, Andy
Jenkins, Harry Kaput
and Jay Medhat won
29/13, Lloyd Guthrie,
Ross Urquhart, Arthur
Ventouras and Peter
Kanganas won 28/14,
and Ross Williams,
Col Herring, Ian Cook
and Pat Lee won 18/13.
Division 3 drew with
Midland Morrison
with an aggregate of
83, but Cambridge took
4pts because it had
wins on two rinks with
a draw on the third.
The team now goes up
into eighth place.
Division 2 gathered 7pts in a
91/69 win against
Sorrento. David Jones,
Graham Leeks, Brian
Katunarich and Tony
Walsh won 26/15 and
Gary Hawkes, Hayden
Lowe, Andrew Ness
and David Hughes
won 26/15.
In the premier
league, Cambridge
consolidated top spot
with a 7-1 win over
Innaloo.
bowling
Clive Adams,
Cam Harris, Cliff
Wooldridge and Ross
Bolton won 27/21,
Pieter Harris, Greg
Kane, Ted Leahy and
Nick Lewis won 21/9;
and new skipper Dan
Patterson, Harold
Christianson, Dave
Opie and Don Leeson
won 25/15.
It was the first time
in two seasons that
Cambridge has won all
divisions on the day.
The winners of
Saturday mornings
social games were
Jock Wenden, T. Letch
and M Johnston, with
Cliff Racey, Jim Ryan
and Gavin Arrow the
runners-up.
David Sladen and
Jim Sweeney won
the Monday mufti
2-4-2 competition
from Don Quin and
Bob Gauntlett. David
Hughes and Phil
McShane won the
plate.
The club has raised
more than $1000 for
the Lord Mayors
bushfire appeal.
Claremont
In last Thursdays
mixed social bowls, the
winners were Patricia
Hubbard, Derrick
Dimbleby, Dot Leeson
and Norm Underwood.
The runners-up were
Thea Wimmer, Rick
Kendall, Estelle Boak
and Ireton Parker.
In Thursdays pennants, division 4 white
picked up 6pts. The pot
winners were the team
of Peter Channer, Paul
Scales, David Lee and
Chris Litchfield.
On Saturday, division 3 red gained 7pts
and is now in second
place.
The pot winners
were Dave Leeson,
David Lee, Ian White
and Mike Yates.
Saturdays division 6
gold picked up 1pt but
only 3 in the aggregate.
The winning
team was David
Charlesworth, Hazel
Warr, Dot Leeson and
Dan Chadwick.
The winner of
Sundays scroungers
was Dot Leeson from
Peter Channer.
Hollywood
Subiaco
The ladies are now
10 points clear at the
top of the ladder after
collecting 3pts against
Perth and Tatts.
The rink of Anne
Ormsby, Dot Leeson,
Nada Bonny and Betsy
Tapley won
18/14,
while Jenni Lush,
Deirdre Duncan,
Margaret Gawler and
Lesley Langley went
down 16/18.
In mid-week division 2, the men were
thrown into chaos
when Vern Jones sustained an injury that is
likely to sideline him
for four weeks.
In a big effort for the
team, Alan Brindley,
Bill Ford, Robbie
Appleton and Tony
Byrne planted their
feet to the floor and
won by 14, but it was
not enough to cover
the other losses and
the aggregate went to
Lake Monger by two
shots.
It was a hard day
at the office when
division 4 hosted a
pumped-up Melville.
The only winners
were Ted Brown, Bill
Chellew, Laurie Ward
and Greg Bridges.
In Saturdays pennants, division 2 took
took a small step in
the right direction,
picking up 7pts against
Osborne Park.
Rob Blythe, John
Hall, Jack Hamilton
and Tony Byrne had
15 on the board before
Osborne Park opened
their account.
The other winners were Leigh
Fitzpatrick, Laurie
Ward, Ron Middleton
and Danny Byrne,
who won by 9, and
lan Brindley, Wally
Graham, Robbie
Appleton and Mike
Hatch, who powered
to an 8-shot win.
Despite a massive
win against a depleted
Mt Lawley side, division 5 still remains in
third place because
the other top sides
also picked up maximum points.
Ted Brown, Bob
Porter, David Beswick
and Greg Bridges took

a gentle approach
to win by 17; Ray
Fells, Chris Osborn,
Ron Wilkie and Ray
Preston showed a little more aggression
to win by 24; while
Graeme Gerrans,
Bill Chellew, John
Horsfall and Colin
Graves were spitting
chips after the opposing skip robbed them
of a potential 8 badge
on the last end.
However, they did
collect the pots with
a +26 win.
Mosman
Park
The new clubs

mens pairs champions are Guy Hagan
and John Carter, who
beat the Adams family
Damian and Jeff in
the final, 21/11.
The only good pennant performance
last week was by the
ladies premier team,
who gained a full 6pts.
All the other pennant teams scored
only 1 or 2pts.
This must be the
calm before the big assault moving towards
the finals.
There was a
good attendance at
Wednesdays scroungers and Jan Humphry
was the winner. The
other finalists were
Peter Wilson, Bob
Wilcox, Anthony,
Fiona Epis and Aleda
Pope.
The Australia Day
Challenge is on again
this year, so be sure to
put names down and
pay before Sunday
evening.
Ptanque
Congratulations to
club member John
Rowe, who, along with
a few other WA players, has been chosen
in the Australian
ptanque team to
play in the Trans
Tasman Tournament
in Alexandra, New
Zealand, in March.
At
Subiaco
Ptanque Club last
Saturday, the members and visitors who
challenged the heat
were rewarded with
Val Gridleys famous
barbecued beef burgers during the balmy
evening.
Only the POST delivers
Lieutenant Reg Saunders, left, and Lieutenant Tom Derrick VC DCM, congratulate each other after their graduation from oce cadet training at Seymour, on November 25,1944. Photo: Australian War Memorial 083 166
War stories of Indigenous Aussies

The touring exhibition,
Indigenous Australians at
War, will move on from the WA
Museum on February 7.
The exhibition from the Shrine
of Remembrance in Melbourne
presents Aboriginal and Torres
Strait Islanders stories from all
over Australia from all wars since
the Boer War.
The opportunity to serve in
Australias armed forces gave
many people the experience of
liberation from racial stereotypes
for the first time and oral histories
reveal that while racism may have
emerged behind the lines, when
serving at the front line, all were
alike in their concerns to survive

and consider one another.
WA Museum CEO Alec Coles
said it was important to acknowledge the Aboriginal men and
women who served their country
during wars.
We are honoured to display the
stories about these Australians at
the WA Museum.
Aboriginal people have served
Australia, patriotically, through
many conflicts but have not always been acknowledged for their
commitment and sacrifice, Mr
Coles said.
From Perth, the exhibition
will go to Albany and KalgoorlieBoulder.
Charity riders jet to Rotto

Jet skiers will be riding to
Rottnest and back for a special
charity event on Saturday,
February 6.
This is not usually allowed, but
the Department of Transport,
Fremantle Ports and the Rottnest
Island Authority are permitting
the special jet ski event to raise
funds for Motor Neurone Disease
(MND).
It is being organised by Friday
and Fran Boyce, who recently lost
a relative to MND.
They are hoping to raise $10,000
for the Motor Neurone Disease

Association.
The ride will be from 6am to
1pm, with close to 100 riders
leaving from Woodman Point
Recreation Reserve early in the
morning.
There will be a small break
on Rottnest Island before the jet
skiers turn around and head back
to the mainland, where there will
be a barbecue for riders and their
families.
To get involved in Ride 2 Rotto,
register at fridaysjetskis.com.au.
A sizzling start to Oz Day

Australia Day in Cambridge
will start at 8.30am with a
free breakfast sausage sizzle,
childrens rides and entertainment at Perry Lakes Reserve on
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Reviews by STEPHANIE McGANN and BEN DICKINSON
CHANGING HANDS
H I D E AWAY S
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COTTESLOE
From $330,000
114/14 McNamara Way
Just a short walk from

Napoleon Street, this affordable studio would suit a firsthome buyer.
AGENT: Bev Heymans,
Acton Cottesloe.
The front garden and pool area were inspired by the original owners favourite holiday resort in Thailand.
From $1,295,000
6 Vera Street
This low-maintenance home

features an upscale kitchen
and a tranquil alfresco area.
Over the moat to

a tropical haven
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AGENT: Alex Blain and Cam

McGregor, Space Real Estate.
5 Albion Street
COTTESLOE
$2,495,000
William Porteous
Properties International
dmiring the crisp white

and contemporary
faade of this three-level
house in Cottesloe, the first
word that springs to mind
probably isnt fortress.
But thats exactly how
the current owner describes her home, which
is secured by a high wall,
The original owner

is a builder and
designer
electronic gates and a
moat.
That is, of course, if by
moat you mean a saltwater
heated pool, surrounded
by a tropical garden and
skirted with travertine
marble.
Herein lies the strength
in the layout: the pool area,
alfresco and main living
areas are all at the front of
Low to mid $3millions

290 Marmion Street
Narrogin brick and metal

cladding lend a rustic feel to
this four-bedroom home.
AGENT: Nathan McIntosh,
Mack Hall.
FAST FACTS
The median Cottesloe

house price is $1,825,000.
Properties for sale: 82
The top floor, including the balcony, is enveloped in

aluminium electronic louvres, which filter heat and light.
The ensuite is sheer decadence, with its stand-alone bath, swathes of Carrera marble and
the soft glow of a chandelier.
the north-facing, 292sq.m
block, capitalising on space
and natural light.
It all makes for a supremely stylish fortress.
And what else could
be expected, given the
original owner is a builder
and designer who built the
house for his real estate
agent wife and their young
family?
This house exhibits
that perfect compromise
between design and functionality, selling agent
Olivia Porteous, of William
Porteous Properties
Investment, said.
It feels like Fort Knox
in an oasis.
Having entered via
the pool area and a set of
timber doors, you will find
yourself in the open-plan
living area that is the foundation for the whole design.
Here, the warmth of
French oak parquet floors
is married with a white,
minimalist kitchen, its
high-gloss cabinets hiding
a suite of Miele appliances.
Entertaining guests
is easy, thanks to a wall
of glass that can retract
completely, opening the
kitchen and dining areas
to the travertine alfresco
area.
While your guests are

enjoying the pool and builtin barbecue, the kids can
play in the activity room at
the rear of the ground floor.
Behind the kitchen is a
French oak staircase that
services both the top floor
and basement level.
The former has three
bedrooms, including the
decadent parents retreat
boasting a huge built-in
robe, balcony and an ensuite thats drenched in
dove-grey Carrera marble.
On the basement level,
there is a double garage,
plenty of storage and a gym,
complete with a bathroom.
FOR LEASE
27 Branksome Gardens, City Beach

$1,350 per week
LARGE FANTASTIC FAMILY HOME

Enjoy life in this magical location in this lovely family friendly home located
across the road from a secret path that leads to the beach front within
minutes. With ocean views from the front of the property and with the rear
of the property backing onto a reserve this house is not to be missed. Filled
with an abundance of light and blessed with large spaces this home is ideal
for a family wishing to live in City Beach with space and privacy. The master
bedroom is on the upper second level and includes a large sized ensuite and
walk in robe with its own private balcony looking over the reserve and tennis
club. On this level it includes a bar area with a family/living area and an extra
toilet to service this area with ocean views and a large balcony. There is a
3rd level which is a loft style retreat which could be used as another room or
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of buyers expressed interest in the

70s-style home on a 932sq.m block
at 44 Waroonga Road. For now, he
says, the new owners are planning
to live in it as-is. Just a handful of
auctions are scheduled for the rest of
January, so buyers will have to wait
until February for an early indication
of the mood in the market.
The POSTs property writer, JULIE BAILEY, would like to hear your
real estate news. Please email julie@postnewspapers.com.au.
Quick sale for

Ben-Hur home
Last week, LocalAgentFinder chief
executive officer Michael Banks told
The Real Estate Conversation that
January was the best time to sell
property. Well, if the relatively quick
sale of actor Charlton Hestons
Ben-Hur home is anything to go
by, he was on the money. The midcentury Beverly Hills mansion hit the
market before the holiday season
and was snapped up last week
for US$12,212,000 not far off
the asking price. Heston famously
referred to his hilltop home, which
overlooks Coldwater Canyon, as
the house that Ben-Hur built. It
was built in 1959, while Heston
worked on the film that earned him
an Academy Award for best actor,
and memorabilia from his career
remains there, though it was not
included in the sale. The 1.22ha
property has a pool, tennis courts,
deluxe theatre and a three-storey
art studio with an elevator.
Sydney targets eyesores

Perched above Coldwater
Canyon, Charlton Hestons BenHur home remains unchanged
since the 1950s and has mountain
views from almost every room.
Clean slate for auctions
amid the chaos of the mega-city,

which it achieved by turning to
nature. A secluded central garden
plays a big part in the home the
firm designed, serving as the
backdrop to nearly every room. The
greenery is lush and barely tamed,
reminiscent of the jungle that can
be found just a few hours drive
away. Timber and stone transport
you yet farther from the concrete
forest, while a minimalist interior
adds some cosmopolitan flair. Of
course, you can never completely
escape the madness in Bangkok.
Here, it comes in the form of a mess
of low-slung power lines running
above the front of the house. It is
Thailand, after all.
Jungle in the city

The word peaceful is probably
not one many people would use
to describe downtown Bangkok.
Thai firm Paripumi Design was
challenged to create tranquillity
Thai design firm Paripumi created tranquillity amid the chaos of Bangkok in this
eco-inspired home.
Western suburb agents and property

owners can breathe a sigh of
relief. After a lacklustre 2015, the
areas residential auction clearance
rate so far in 2016 has soared to
100%. The one and only listing a
four-bedroom renovation job in
Nedlands sold before auction for
$1.35million earlier this month.
Selling agent Daryl Cook, of Abode
Real Estate, said a diverse group
Ugly buildings are in the crosshairs

of NSW Planning Minister Rob
Stokes, whose department is set
to release tailored style guides
for Sydney suburbs in an effort to
halt eyesore developments. We
have massive figures in housing
production which brings
downward pressure on housing
prices but the challenge in all
this is that if we dont go about it
the right way we will end up with
lots more houses but potentially an
uglier city, Mr Stokes told the Daily
Telegraph. The lowest common
denominator is not going to cut it.
Government Architect Peter Poulet
said he would consult Sydney
communities to help preserve what
is unique about particular places.
This Nedlands home was the only residential property scheduled for auction so far
this month, and it sold for $1.35million before auction.
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Happy New Property Year 2016

Although 2015 was far from
a boom year for the Perth
property market, early signs
are that 2016 is showing signs
of stability and improvement.
The latest Real Estate Institute
of Western Australia figures
show that both the median
property price and the median
rental rate have headed north
for the first time since June
2014, according to a recent
report in Business News.
Abel McGrath principal and
award winning property
consultant, Adrian Abel,
said although the early signs
for 2016 were promising,
success in a non boom market
required persistence, top level
marketing skills and good old
fashioned hard work.
Interesting is how Mr Abel
sums up the year in property
for 2015. Although he said
prices remained subdued
throughout 2015, certain
sectors did experience growth
and good results.
Prices in general through the
western suburbs were down
around 5-7.5% for the year

overall, however land value
properties secured solid results
and were in good demand,
he said. The real stand outs
in the market last year were
properties with development
opportunities and anything
subdivisible close to the CBD
or in the greater Western
Suburbs.
The two suburbs he picked
out as top of the list in terms
of growth for 2016 were
Scarborough and Woodlands
both of which have seen
considerable investment by
local councils in improving
and upgrading existing
infrastructure. He said both
markets still have plenty of
stock of larger block sizes,
which will in turn attract buyers
looking to maximise their
return by future subdividing.
The continued impact of
local councils fulfilling the
visions of the WA Planning
Department as spelled out in
Directions 2031, will see further
infill in these suburbs through
the greater western suburbs
with traditionally larger block
sizes and therefore offer good

buying value for purchasers,
he said.
As far as interest rates go,
Mr Abel believes that rates
have dipped about as low as
they are likely to go. And with
signs the Eastern States, and
particularly Sydney, markets
are starting to slow, following a
boom year last year, he doubts
we will see rate rises for 2016.
I believe we may see one or
two drops next year, however
the information I have is that
these drops wont necessarily
be passed on to mortgage
holders, so the impact will be
almost negligible if thats the
case, he explained.
workers or those who were

on generous mining contracts
coming back to lower than
expected wages.
Know your agent
However I think the Western

Suburbs to a large extent has
already borne the brunt of that
slow down.
A team player in every sense of the term, Dani

is never shy to assist anyone. A key member
of the Abel McGrath management team,
who is passionate
about everything she
does. She manages
all facets of our ofce
and ensures that all
staff are portraying
our energy and
enthusiasm to each
and every client.
Adrian Abel
CEO/Principal
0410 564 304
adrian@abelmcgrath.com.au
He said although the impact

of the economic slowdown
has well and truly washed
through the general economy,
more pain could be expected
especially in some of Perths
outer suburbs.
Dani McGufficke
There could be more

bad news to come for
those suburbs with a high
concentration of FIFO
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A short flight of stairs is all that separates you from the beach.
Take in the ocean views from the freestanding bath in the
glamorous open ensuite.
Right on the beach in Busselton

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The three-car garage has a separate work area, which is

the ideal spot to prepare the days catch for dinner.
sitioned to take advantage

of the beach.
On the market for
$2.6million is No. 25; a fivebedroom, three-bathroom
house on a 1172sq.m block.
With 23m of beach frontage, the double-storey
house was built with an
upside-down design.
The open-plan kitchen
and living area is upstairs,
hen you tell the locals

you live in Margaret
Street, Busselton, their
eyes light up.
Its one of the few streets
that backs directly on to
the beach and its where
many would love to live.
With no paths or roads
between your land and
the sand, the houses on
this street are ideally po-
maximising the ocean

views.
Bi-fold doors open to a
balcony that has a built-in
barbecue and an exterior
staircase to the garden.
The main bedroom,
with an open bathroom
and private balcony, feels
like it could be in a luxury
hotel.
The ground floor is ideal
for accommodating visitors

because it has a separate
guest suite, games room
and kitchenette.
The house would suit
those who want to make
Busselton their permanent
home or others who want
a holiday retreat.
The selling agent is
Jason Dragstra, of Acton
South West.
AUCTION
Sat 30 January 12noon
On Site (unless sold prior)
Ambergate 87 St Andrews Lane
This beautiful property is situated just a few kms from Busselton town giving you the kind of quiet,
rural sanctity that is rare to nd. You will love the abundance of rustic features from the beautiful
donnybrook stone cottage with shingled roof, the rustic deck with veranda surrounding, unique
stone features indoors, an amazing alfresco with pizza oven, plus relax in the gazebo & forever
views across the land. Inside the cottage features a homely family living room with replace & pot
belly, the dining area opens to the kitchen with lovely wood cabinets, slate oors & ceiling beams.
The bedrooms are all very large in size, the master has BIRs, a charming ensuite & dbl doors
to the gardens. Outside the massive 4 bay powered shed has auto doors & also incorporates a
studio & gym at the rear which is fully insulated, plus a separate wood shed & chook run, tank
water, solar HWS & bore. You will not nd another home like this one!
Open Home: Saturday 23rd and 30th January 11:00am - 11:45am
www.busselton.harcourts.com.au
Craig Edwards
0418 980 486
craig@harcourtsbsn.com.au
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From $565,000
SUBIACO
1/265 Heytesbury Road
Inky tones and white plantation shutters give this streetfacing one-bedder a sumptuous edge.
AGENTS: Sophia Munn and
Deb Brady, Acton Cottesloe.
$1.6 to
$1.8million
The alfresco balcony overlooks Cottesloe Oval, and is a great spot to survey the surf.
Check out the beach from the balcony
NEDLANDS
48 Stirling Highway
Calling all investors: you can
own an entire block of four
character units, architectdesigned in the 1930s.
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AGENT: Gordon Davies,

Anderson Davies.
If the surf conditions are

not great, have a dip in
the pool or relax in the spa
70 Broome Street
COTTESLOE
Oers from
$3,999,000
Acton Cottesloe
o you fancy a serving of ocean

views with your morning
coffee?
If so, you will definitely want
to see this Broome Street house.
Built on an elevated 640sq.m
corner block, the five-bedroom
and three-bathroom house has
a relaxed, beachy feel.
The main living areas and
parents bedroom are on the
first floor to take advantage of
the unobstructed ocean views.
The wraparound balcony is
an ideal spot to check out the
conditions at the beach, according to the owners.
We wanted to be able to
look at the view all the time,
they said.
If the surf conditions are not
great, you can have a dip in the
pool, relax in the spa, or lie on
the sundeck.
Downstairs, there are three
Low $2millions
MOSMAN PARK
3 Glenn Avenue
Inspired by the Cotes du
Rhone wine region, this fourbedroom home near the
golf course has a poolside
cabana.
AGENT: Peter Burns,
Mack Hall.
bedrooms, a bathroom and another living area with a kitchenette.

The rooms are flooded with
natural light, thanks to high
ceilings and a northerly aspect.
The design is ideal for families, as parents can enjoy the
tranquillity upstairs while kids
have plenty of space downstairs.
Selling agent Deb Brady, of
Acton Cottesloe, said the house
was in a brilliant position on a
premier street.
This hilltop residence has
stunning views that will never be
built out, Ms Brady said.
Stroll to the beautiful beaches and coastal paths, walk to the
shops, train station and excellent
schools.
After the beach, have a dip in the pool or relax in the spa.
FAST FACTS
Median Cottesloe house

price: $1,825,000.
Properties for sale: 82
The home takes advantage of the unobstructed ocean views.
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8 PARRY STREET, CLAREMONT
SOUGHT AFTER
PRECINCT!
MID-HIGH $3Ms
$2,850,000
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908sqm
Situated high on the Claremont Hill, this immaculate three level

home has charming character and a relaxed ambience. The period
home (circa 1928) offers everything you need to enjoy a modern
family lifestyle, with separate living spaces, exquisite
workmanship and top end ttings.
DEBORAH BRADY 0405 570 903

deborah.brady@acton.com.au
500 STIRLING HIGHWAY, PEPPERMINT GROVE

PH: (08) 9384 6999 WWW.ACTON.COM.AU/COTTESLOE
It is rare to find a home that ticks all the boxes: Superb location,
literally metres from the beach. Tucked away and protected,
offering good ocean aspects, in one of Cottesloes most prized
streets.
An open plan kitchen and dining area, with powder room, leads
onto a luxurious living area with large balcony and views straight
out to Rottnest. A second alfresco area with Ferguson built in BBQ
is protected from the elements, and complements the entertaining
options.
Massive four car garage with storeroom and wine cellar. Lift
servicing all three levels. No more carrying shopping up from the
garage!
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506sqm
HOME OPEN: SAT 23RD JAN 10.30AM - 11.05AM
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$320 a week
MOSMAN
PARK
30/4 Dover Court
This one-bedder comes

fully furnished and is in a
complex with a pool. Theres
nothing left to do except
move in.
CONTACT: Sharon Pimlott,
Vivians Residential.
$780 a week
DALKEITH
5 Stephanie Street
Character features abound
in this 4x1 near Mason
Gardens that is ideal for
young families.
CONTACT: Teresa Cox
and Jaye Douglas, Acton
Dalkeith.
Interior stylist adds a special touch

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7 Herbert Street
NORTH FREMANTLE
Auction 11am
January 30
Caporn Young
The homes period features

include high, decorative ceilings,
polished jarrah floors and
open fireplaces
s an experienced lifestyle journalist,

Amy Collins-Walker knows a thing or
two about good food and wine.
The Black Truffle is nearby with great
food for when youre too tired to cook plus,
their cheese selection is superb, she said
of the close-knit neighbourhood shell miss
when she moves from her renovated 1910
home in North Fremantle.
Propeller is one of the best restaurants
in Perth and its within walking distance.
But culinary delights arent all that Ms
Collins-Walker has a keen eye for.
She is also an interior stylist and has
wielded those skills to breathe new life
into her heritage-listed house.
The previous owners had added the
extension about five years ago, but Ms
Collins-Walker repainted, added a new
timber floor to the rear extension and
landscaped the garden.
She installed built-in cabinets in the
main bedroom and ensuite, as well as the
open-plan living area, which now sports a
functional and tidy design.
You can look out from the kitchen, which
has Caesarstone benchtops and a suite of
top-notch appliances, to the garden scented
by frangipani and magnolia trees.
There, you can relax solo on the deck
with a glass of wine in the evening.

Or you can accommodate a gathering by
throwing open the bifolds and letting guests
spill between the living and alfresco areas.
The homes period features, including
high, decorative ceilings, polished jarrah
floors and open fireplaces, are on display
at the front of the home, where three bedrooms and a formal living room branch off
a central hall.
The selling agents are Stefanie Dobro
and Michael Harries, of Caporn Young.
The character home, on

367sq.m, is an easy walk from
both the river and the beach.
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$1300 a week
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NEDLANDS
17 Howson Approach
This four-bedroom home is
sophisticated and modern,
with a dramatic black-tiled
bathroom and lashings of
natural stone.
CONTACT: Kath Thomson,
Avenue One.
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The owner loves the extra-high ceilings, which lend a grand, lofty vibe to the original part of
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NEDLANDS
51 The Avenue
FOR SALE
$269,000
Youll love cooking and

entertaining in the deluxe
marble kitchen, complete
with a scullery.
Kingston,
South East,
South Australia
CONTACT: Emma Gilbert

and Justyna Makarewicz,
Realmark West.
Charming Storybook
Stone Cottage
12 Dowdy Street
Five minutes from the beach,
built in the spirit of historic
cottages. Low maintenance 3
bedroom, 1 bathroom modern
home. Timeless style using local
stone, combined with timber
raked ceilings. Great investment
or as a holiday home on the
South Australian coast.
The private backyard is a lush little sanctuary, the owner said.
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for a free site visit and assessment
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0421 348 136
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By a qualified clockmaker
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0412 226 328

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STEAM CLEANING
CARPETS, RUGS AND
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TILE AND GROUT
OWNER OPERATED
AVAILABLE 7 DAYS
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area cleaning, carpet & window
cleaning. Vacate cleaning
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9383 4931
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Simon 0423 350 458
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Skirting
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PH: Rhonda 0409 688 854
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Smartwire Communications
www.smartwire.net.au
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Concrete Driveways
ABN 28121674900 Est 1973
Crossovers, Garage &

Patio Floors. Coloured,
exposed or natural grey.
Poured Limestone, Shed
Floors, Paths etc.
Earthworks, Pressure
Cleaning & Sealing of
existing concrete &
Limestone.
25 Years Experience
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Call Mick
1 Hour
Response
24/7 Onsite Service

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

0411 357 645
Mac Man
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your next Apple
hardware or
software
purchases?
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integrating your new Apple
products in your home?
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mac, iPhone or iPod?
MAC MAN CAN HELP!

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YOUR APPLE NEEDS
Ph: 0417 928 439

Email: jamesrslewis@me.com
0418 941 539

CURTAINS
DRAFTING SERVICES
Council Approval
Drafting
Extension &
Renovation
0411 329 003
Call Tony
NO JOB TOO SMALL !
KWA BUILDING
INSPECTION & CONSULTING
Structural Drafting & Certications
for Council Approval
Other services fully booked
Lloyds worldwide professional insurance
Reg. Builder, Chartered Professional Engineer
T/SMS 0414 341 543

mandarinwa@bigpond.com
PERTH HOME
DESIGNERS
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Curtain Call
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Swags & Tails
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Venetians
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Phone: 9245 5305 / 0433 337 467

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CURTAIN FITTER
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Re Fitted & Shutters.
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prices. Reasonable Rates
25 + Yrs Experience
Ph: Peter 0417 772 230
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at a competitive price
Over 25 years experience

in designing new homes,
extensions, patios & carports
COUNCIL SUBMISSIONS DONE
Call today for a FREE
consultation and site visit
Ian 0408 156 303

ELECTRICIANS
9381 5802
EMERGENCY SERVICE
24 HOUR 7 DAYS
All electrical work

Maintenance & breakdown
specialists
All safety switches Lic EC4326
Repairs to hot water systems
Everdure-Electra-Rheem-Solahart
Stove & oven repairs
Computer & Telephone Cabling
RAY
STEVE
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9384 1163
129 CLAREMONT CRESCENT, SWANBOURNE

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EC 8293
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0412 955 633
Power Points: Single/Couble,

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Lights: Down lights, Fluoros,
Garden lights
Fans: Ceiling fans & Exhaust fans
Renovations: Home, Ofce,
Bathroom, Kitchen
TV & Phone Points
Internet Cabling
Fault Finding
A/H 9385 1443
7 DAY/24HR EMERGENCY CALL OUT
ALL ELECTRICAL WORK

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HOT WATER SYSTEMS & REPAIRS
OVENS & HOTPLATE REPAIRS
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ELEMENTS, SWITCHES
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EXTENSIVE RANGE OF GLOBES AND TUBES
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FREE QUOTES & ADVICE

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A/H: 9302
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Phone Richard King

0417 956 575
LIC EC5706
Skilled Electrical
All Electrical Work
POWER POINTS, LIGHTS,
BATHROOM HEATERS,
SECURITY LIGHTS, TEL A
NTENNA, SW. BOARD AND
MAIN UPGRADE, REWIRING,
RENOVATION, SAFETY SWS ETC
EC8582
Roberts
Renovations &
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FREE QUOTES
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Electricians
HOURS
ALL ELECTRICAL WORK

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BATHROOM HEATERS UPGRADE RENTALS
A-Z Electrical Service
CALL MICK
9384 7079 0412 779 947

EC 7341
ALL ELECTRICAL WORK

LIGHTING DESIGN
LIGHT FITTINGS
GARDEN LIGHTING
POWER OUTLETS
HOT WATER UNITS
OVENS
SAFETY SWITCHES
TELEPHONE OUTLETS
Ph
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Martin Sladen
ELECTRICAL
Floreat
Tel 0411 123 769

ALL DOMESTIC - ELECTRICAL
WORK LIGHTING, POWER,
UPGRADES, GARDEN LIGHTING
Lic ec 8358
ELECTRIC
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YOUR LOCAL ELECTRICIAN

ALL ELECTRICAL WORK
Lighting, Power Points
Safety Switches, Smoke Alarms
Stove & Oven Repairs

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

info@electricbluewa.com.au
www.electricbluewa.com.au
EC 005680
All electrical work

MAINTENANCE and
BREAKDOWN Mt Claremont
and surrounding areas
0407 770 910
MUIRS
Electrical Contractor
All electrical work
Air con split system installer
Safety switches, smoke alarms
Renovations, rewiring
Power points, lights, fans
Maintenance, emergency callout
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Member of Australian Timber Flooring Association
Electrical, Solar Power

Renovations, Plumbing
& Gas, Air-Conditioning
One Stop
Tradesman Shop
EVERYTHING
Electrical
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commercial electrical
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for more than one trade
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0433 019 676

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0412 187 585
www.sherwoodooring.com.au
BOSCH
FLOORSANDING
www.jimsfencing.net
BRIAN CLARK ELECTRICAL

INSTALLATION (Lic EC007548)
Subiaco based contractor
Rewires Safety switches
Power points
Sanding / coating and

Timber repairs
Full restoration services
AFTA member
All work guaranteed
FREE QUOTES
Call Jeff 0419 908 837
Call 0403 968 164
ELECTRICIAN
SUBIACO BASED
SERVICING ALL WESTERN

SUBURBS AREAS (EC 11924)
Good old fashion country service in the city
Free Quotes at your convenience

Call or Email James
0409 889 679
EFFICIENT RELIABLE
COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL
INDUSTRIAL
FREE QUOTES
REASONABLE RATES
Call Langford
or james@jcfencing.com.au
www.jcfencing.com.au
All types of Fencing

Licenced Asbestos
removalist
Horizontal slats
0404 092 785
Gates
FREE QUOTES
Please Call
EC 11972
From $89 P/H
24/7 Emergency Service
NO CALL OUT FEE

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HOLLYWOOD
SHENTON PARK
CLAREMONT
CITY BEACH
FLOREAT
CHURCHLANDS
WOODLANDS
COTTESLOE
NEDLANDS
PEPPERMINT GROVE
SWANBOURNE
MOSMAN PARK
Call Now: 6406 1759
Damon: 0481 391 889
Eliza: 0420 474 224
0432 956 290

FIREWOOD
SWANBOURNE WOOD YARD

Dry bush jarrah
white gum
mallee roots
0407 088 082

FLOORING
TIMBER FLOORS
FOR ADVICE PHONE JOHN
0412 689 643
waimahaka@gmail.com
FLOOR SANDING
Email: allsafesolutions@outlook.com
Creative Sparks
ELECTRICAL
~ All Electrical work ~
RCDs, Lighting, Power, Fans,
Rewires and Renovations
SANDING & VARNISHING
Polishing & Re-Coating, ATFA

Member & Police Cleared
0423 153 677

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0411 706 716

FENCING
Hardie & Colorbond

Fencing Specialist
Twinside Retaining Walls
Gates & Asbestos Removal
No Job Too Difficult
Experienced Contractor
9387 4401
0417 942 962
rob@allfencingperth.com.au
0412 229 200
Member WA Timber Flooring Assoc.
QUALITY
FLOOR SANDING
Ring Joseph or Dino
for a Free Quote
on Your Flooring Needs.
Sanding, Sealing & Repairs
to all Timber Floors
to Your Satisfaction.
Ph: 9389 8903
0411 724 099
Servicing the POST area since 1983.

Ph Mark Scrine. C. Hort
HUNTS GARDEN SERVICES

All Garden Work.
Regular Maintenance.
Reliable & Meticulous
Ph Colin on
WOOD & ALU. SCREENS

AND DOORS
NEW SCREENS & DOORS
BARRIER SCREENS
WHEEL REPAIRS
9384 4566
MOB 0412 770 881
FURNITURE
RESTORATION
Touchwood
Restorations
Quality furniture restoration Repairs that last French Polishing
- Spray Work - Stripping etc.
Ernest Palmer
THE
CLAREMONT
GARDENER
REGULAR GARDEN MAINTENANCE AND CLEANUPS.
ROSES AND COTTAGE
GARDENS A SPECIALITY
ALL AREAS
FOR PROMPT AND
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
Phone MATTHEW
Matthew: 0414
710 110
Im talented, friendly 30 years

experience in your area and can
solve your plant selection probems.
Phone now nothing free but
great work.
Horticultural Cert.
0416 029 992 9381 5371

janragenovich@bigpond.com
25 yrs experience in
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garden with reliable service.
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Garden Maintenance
Residential & Commercial
Design & Installation
Mike Jones 0417 181 827

Nina Jones 0427 056 785
ALL GARDEN
MAINTENANCE
Pruning Weeding
Cleanups Mulching
Rob 0450 384 711
Gardening
and Landscaping
Transform your tired old garden into an oasis of
beauty Specialises in complete garden
transformation to suit all budgets. All aspects of
Landscaping Design & Construction. Residential
& Commercial. Garden maintenance
Lawn installing and repairing Specialised in
pool renovation Limestone and brick work
Retaining walls Colorbond fencing Supplying
trees, plants, soils, mulch, manure ... Irrigation
plan & installation Property maintenance High
pressure & Gutter cleaning Free quotation &
advice Guaranteed job quality
0407 166 177
Call 0421 895 463 and 0432 999 400
NEDLANDS
GARDEN SERVICE
MORE
THAN A MOW
GARDENING SERVICES
* For Excellence in Garden Care

* Plant Selection & Planting
* Hort/Weed Control Spraying
* Expert Pruning and Espalier
* Professional advice
Specialising
DALKEITH TO MOSMANS
Phone Tony direct on:
0419 905 053
Roger Hill 0419 921 122
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garden
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Suppliers / Installers of
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Stagger cuts to additions
Repairs to existing boards
White ant damage
Skirting, Beading, 1/4 rounds
ALL LANDSCAPE AND

GARDEN SERVICES
Professional Garden
Maintenance Plans
Reticulation : Serviced
Repairs and Installation
JAN RAGENOVICH
REPAIRS & REWIRE
Colorbond Pinelap Jarrah

Asbestos Removal Fence Removal
Security Fencing Rural Fencing
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Ceiling Fans, Exhaust Fans
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www.obrienflooring.com.au
SANDING & COATING

TIMBER FLOORS
Electrical EC 8576
Maintenance and Fault Specialists
Repairs to Hot Water Systms
Telephone and Computer Cabling
After hours emergency repairs.
SANDING, FINISHING
LAYING AND DECKS
Specialists in Colorbond
Repairs Removals
Replacements
Installations
Call Adam
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Focus
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cleaned and maintained. Make overs.
Reliable, Competitive rates
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Text or phone Theo
0429 880 004
B.J.s Garden Maintenance
Garden Cleanups
Weed & Pest Control
Pruning & Hedging
Rubbish Removal & Mulching
Ph Ben
0428 792 042
Cambridge
Gardening
Services
Yard Clean-ups
Small-medium sized tree
lopping Mulching
Hedge trimming
Rubbish Removal
Council Pick-ups
Lawns Pressure Washing
Indigo Painting
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Mulching Fertilising
Rubbish Removal
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0437 712 039

9381 5454
or Rosie 08
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Essential Organic Garden Care

Landscaping & Design
All garden maintenance
Mob: 0407 933 959
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Better Lawns & Gardens

Domestic and Commercial
Total Lawn and Garden
Care Tree Lopping
Landscaping
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Mobile: 0414 080 753

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WEEDING
MULCHING
PRUNING
PLANT CARE & ADVICE
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Full lawn care
Hedging, weeding,
spraying
Pruning, mulching
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Glass Repair
9240 4422 All Hours
188 Balcatta Road, Balcatta
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0435 407 182
ROOTS AND ALL

Garden Maintenance
Taking Bookings Now for 2016

All aspects of garden maintenance
Ongoing or one off maintenance
Fully qualified and insured
Ph: Chad 0407 995 277
GENERAL GARDEN
MAINTENANCE
Lawnmowing, Weeding,
POLICE
Garden Clean up
CLEARANCE
Supply of Plants & Mulch
Pruning, Mowing etc
General Maintenance
(weekly, fortnightly, monthly)
High Pressure Cleaning to Brickwork,
Patios, Driveways
Install & Maintenance of Pumps & Ponds
Peter 0439 930 966
email: wanaqa@bigpond.net.au
SAARI
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All small jobs
See also Painting Ad
0411 610 246

GARDEN BAGS
Seamus
Home Service
MUIRS
Garden Bag Service, Police Clearance,
Fully Insured, Monthy, 2 Monthly
& one off Jobs available
0450 225 113 6143 8721
HOME
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We collect all garden
waste and most house
hold rubbish.
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CLEANING
No Hazardous Chemicals
Guaranteed Results
Sealing Service Available
Glass repairs,
shower screens, doors
and windows, pet doors
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Fully roof-safety trained.
For an obligation-free quote call
1300 654 253 or 0457 077 536

or book online at
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Jack 0412 986 151

9387 4442
9448 8486
SKILLED
PROPERTY MAINTENANCE
REPLACE your
gutters NOW
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Rental Property Services
General Repairs
Handyman for Home or Office
All Timber Joinery
Insured and Police Cleared
Call STEVE 9242
Mob 0407 788
8923
272
0419 927 224, 9245 2034
The NEDLANDS handyman
Prompt Gutters
(and surrounding suburbs)
The Guttering Specialist

Gutters &
Downpipes
Colorbond or
Zincalume
Fully Insured
All work
guaranteed
ADAM CLARKE
0433 210 028
All those jobs your husband wont

or cant do. Picture hanging,
blinds, mirrors, gates, flyscreens,
cupboard/drawer repair, broken
sash cords replaced.
Police Clearance
BERT 0403 917 935
Email: promptgutters@gmail.com
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No job too big or too small
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General house repairs
and maintenance
We carry out all household
maintenance as well as specialty
services - Electrical, Plumbing,
Gas Fitting, Painting, Plastering,
Tiling & Carpentry
www.tlc-perth.com
9284 0165
info@tlc-perth.com
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Painting
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Pergolas
Decking
Gates
Timber fences
All home maintenance
Call Simon 0419 925 452
GUTTERS and/or
windows CLEANED
TREE PRUNING
POST AREA SPECIALIST 20 YEARS
DOWNPIPES CLEARED
LEAKS AND OVERFLOWS SORTED
FREE QUOTES PENSIONER DISCOUNTS
PROMPT SERVICE
Phone
MARTIN
0414 011 220
GUTTER CLEANING
& WINDOW CLEANING
SPECIALIST
SAME DAY SERVICE
SUPPLY & INSTAL
GUTTERGUARD
DISCOUNT FOR SENIORS
Call Kevin Ph: Hme 9381 2080
Mob 0419 907 986
Pressure Cleaning Garden Cleanups

Lawns Laid Retic Paving Repairs
Painting - Pergolas, Fences Gates,
Fences & Decking Repairs
Gutter Cleaning Soakwells Installed
Inside Work Driveways Painted
Love Your Home

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

industry for over 25 years.
I only provide quality maintenance
services ... on time and without fuss.
CALL FRANK FOR A
FREE QUOTE!
0418 919 312
Police cleared Reg Business Fully Insured
HANDYMAN
Craig
GUTTERING
ALL ODD JOBS
davidfixer@iinet.net.au
Grout Magic
0402 644 509
HOME & GARDEN

MAINTENANCE & REPAIRS
Mob: 0416 932 432
Backyards cleared, tree lopping,

Brickwork, pavers cleaned and sealed.
General repairs and maintenance
Heavy work done, reasonable
and reliable.
PHONE DAVID (Jocks Retired)
GLASS
Freshwater Glass
Angus 0403 758 242
GROUT CLEAN
Ph: Kevin
0415 808 015
OKED
Downpipes flushed, roofs cleaned

of debris from $99.00
Also high pressure cleaning
Have your gutters, flashings and box

gutters installed correctly.
Many roofs flood because of incorrect fitting.
Ph VLASI now for a free inspection & quote.
Over 20 years experience.
Lawn Mowing - Edging Trimming

& Hedging Clean ups Waste
Disposal Garden Maintenance
Small Tree Lopping
FULL
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No Mess Down Pipes Cleared

Gutter Guard Installed
Tree Lopping Roof Repairs
Gutter Cleaning
0427 542Service
655
Handyman
2guysgardening@gmail.com
GUTTER CLEANING
PH: 9383 9334

PENSIONER DISCOUNTS
Tile & Grout
HANDYMAN
THE FIXER
(opposite Bunnings)
Green waste, rubbish removal
Our services will impress
GUTTER
CLEANING
Cambridge
Handyman
0419 925 452
JOHNS HOME
MAINTENANCE
For all your home maintenance and

timber decking call John for fast and
reliable services
0421 809 872
CALAUTTI
Handyman Service
For household repairs eg house and
fence painting, small tiling or
brickpaving areas, gardening, house
cleaning, cleaning gutters etc.
HIGH PRESSURE
CLEANING
Enviroblast
High Pressure Cleaning

Quality Work
Experienced
On Time
Realistic Prices
For a FREE QUOTE phone
Geoff 0415 860 884
Industrial High Pressure
KITCHENS
LANDSCAPING
KITCHEN RESCUE
JOEL IRRIGATION &

LANDSCAPES PTY.
LTD.
Renovations to existing kitchens

Replacement of tops and doors
Relaminate existing benchtops
Modify cabinets and benchtops
for new appliances
All Stone benchtops
New kitchens
JASON Cabinet Maker
0403 657 011
Steve 0410
033 343
Manu 0435 611 381
FREE QUOTE, FULLY INSURED
Stevens
29 Walter St
Claremont
Est 1982
www.ibislandscapes.com.au
9383 2915
0412 946 476
Our quality services will put

a smile on your face
NATIONAL POLICE CHECKED,
CURRENT INSURANCES
We provide huge array of
services for home, ofce or
buildings.
Give us a call today.
No job too large or small.
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Tony 0468 484 382 or
1300 788 714
www.thepropertyserviceswizards.com.au
QUALIFIED TRADESMAN
Roofing, Flashing
Gutters Installed OR Cleaned
Tiling etc.
All Handyman Jobs
0423 511 303
NEDLANDS HOME &

GARDEN MAINTENANACE
FOR ALL YOUR SMALL JOBS
Garden Maintenance:
Garden cleanup clearing pathways, pruning,
planting, potting, fertilising and mulching,
service and repair reticulation.
Home Maintenance:
Running repairs around the home, repair/
paint walls, hang pictures, at pack
assembly, x dripping taps.
Current Police clearance held.
Experienced, reliable local resident.
Call Dean
on mobile
Carpentry - Doors, Windows, Skirtings, Floors + Decks

Plastering, patching + making good
All home maintenance jobs considered
Call Rod:
0418 924 016
DIAMOND
0427 005 724
Making Life Easy

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

www.greenplanetgrass.com.au

We are the HOME
IMPROVEMENT experts
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9284 0165
info@tlc-perth.com
HOT WATER
SYSTEM
Office
9387 2339
Mobile 0439 333 982

Fax 9387 8581
ALL AREAS - 24 HOURS

General Maintenance
Emergency Repairs Blockages
Hot Water Systems
PL6669
GL7760
and All Gas Services
KITCHENS
EUROMART
KITCHENS
Complete kitchen and wet
area renovations
Alterations for
dishwashers/ovens etc
Installation of flatpack
kitchens and quality
kitchens made in Germany
Decking
Kevin
0422 059 727
Your
Home
Solutions
We Make Life Easier!
Emmanuel
Blondel
Kerrianne
Blondel
LAUNDROBAR
ALL LANDSCAPE AND
GARDEN SERVICES
Professional Garden
Maintenance Plans
Reticulation : Serviced
Repairs and Installation
Servicing the POST area since 1983.
Ph Mark Scrine. C. Hort
0417 093 578

9203 9985
www.landscaperenewal.com.au
EST 81
4 Vaucluse Ave
Claremont
Specialists
in all large and small
landscaping projects
Bobcat work Paving
Lawns
Planting
Retic
Lighting
Limestone walls
Phone Peter Harper
0412 917 818 9384 9224
Rejuvenate
your
Tired Garden
Retention & Removal of
Existing Foliage. Reticulation upgrades
Plant Selection & Design Service
$5,000 Budget - I have ideas
letsdoitlandscaping.com.au
email + ideas on web site
Ph Andrew 0418 915 881
0438 278 512

0407 067 678
Cosmetic Renovations
Maintenance Garden Beautication
mreblondel@bigpond.com
ABN 67876278916
(08) 6189 3528
CAMBRIDGE LAUNDRY
4/115 Birkdale St Floreat (Cnr Cambridge)
Domestic Laundry,
Service Washes
Pickup & Deliver
WINTER SPECIAL
Indigo
DoonasPainting
& Blankets
9383 9252
LAWN CARE
EDDIES LAWN AERATION

LAWN CARE SPECIALISTS
Call Eddie
0425 551 233

9381 6996
Reg 1964
LAWN MOWING
MOW IT & MORE

Lawn Mowing Servicing
Mosman Park, Cottesloe, Nedlands,
Dalkeith and surrounding areas
0411 223 637

David
0411 223 644
MORE THAN A MOW

LAWNMOWING SERVICE
www.tlc-perth.com
The Renovation House is an

innovative renovation company who
can transform your home or office
to create your new environment.
We design, create, build and quietly
manage our highly experienced and
respectful tradespeople to ensure
a stress free transformation and
renovation.
Whether you have a bathroom
or kitchen renovation or wishing
to undertake a complete
transformation, we have the
expertise to MAKE IT HAPPEN
TO DISCUSS YOUR VISION AND
REQUIREMENTS CALL US TODAY ON
9387 8641

Steve
Perth TLC Group can

project manage your kitchen
Building and extensions,

bathroom & kitchen renovations
or home/office transformations.
(near Hay, Jersey lights)
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK

7am-8.30pm
Bag Wash,Soap Machine
and Drycleaning
Est 1985
9245 3303
info@tlc-perth.com
Improvement section
Washing,Ironingand
Alterations
2/24 CARDIGAN TCE
784 094
Atlas Lawn Services
0400 424 357
9284 0165
JOLIMONT LAUNDROBAR
Trevor 0412
German craftsman, 25 years experience
MAINTENANCE & GARDENING

All jobs indoors and out, Garden
Clean ups, Pool Care, Painting, Plus
Heaps More. Affordable Rates starting
$25p/h, Experienced & Police Cleared
www.lukeslandscaping.com.au
No job too large or small, free quote.
Quality Work + PROMPT Service
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HIGH PRESSURE CLEANING SERVICE
0417 940 355
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courtyards, pool areas, retaining
walls etc. Surface sealing also.
Call Charlie on 0401 019 975
THE PROPERTY
SERVICES WIZARDS
9386 3183
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LANDSCAPING
Specialists in high pressure cleaning
Roofs Driveways
Cleaning of all surfaces
Also sealing of surfaces
Since 1982
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of professionals with 25+ years
experience.
Matt Siomos, B.Sc (Botany),

horticulturalist, 0408 384 542
Teik Oh, B.Sc (Environmental Sc.),
0415 170 135
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Free Quotes - Call Darren today
041 301 6555
Mow d Lawn
Garden Services
Andy
04 900 405 20
Good old fashioned,

friendly and
professional
service
All aspects of landscaping
from maintenance to
limestone retaining walls
Small team to create
beautiful gardens at the
right price
SEAMUS HOME SERVICES
Free Quotes
Police Clearance, Fully Insured & Free Quotes
Call Mike Kuba
0413 015 808
ANGUSS
Lawnmowing and
Gardening Service
Honest and Reliable
9381 5454
0437 712 039
Ph Angus
LAWNMOWING & GARDENING SERVICES
0450 225 113

6143 8721
PAINTING
Precision
Edge Mowing
FREMANTLE
LOCK SERVICE
WHEN ORGANISING
YOUR NEXT
PAINTING PROJECT,
Call
Rob
0400 977 610
Lawn Mowing
Fertilising
Fully Insured
Stirling Hwy, North Fremantle

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please consider
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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.
FREE QUOTES
Mat 0409 930 924

LAWN MOWING & GARDEN
MAINTENANCE
LEADLIGHT
J.B. Leadlights
Reg No. 6791
PAINTING
PAPER HANGING
All work guaranteed
REGD PAINTER
Ring 9381
PAINTING SPECIAL
For all your internal/external
painting requirements.
For your highest quality job at a
very special price, phone
9284 5638
0419 966 945
FLOREAT & ALL

WESTERN SUBURBS
Roberts Limestone
Handyman
BuildingService
Co.
ROBERTS
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BOOK2550
Phone/Fax: 9245
ED
Mobile: 0418 299 524
Reg. No. 4280
Painter - Decorators
30 years experience
Old fashioned workmanship,

HIGH QUALITY FINISH
References - prompt services. Free
quotes. All work guaranteed. No job
too big or small. Reg. painter.
Reg. No. 3511
LIMESTONE
Roberts
Renovations &
Painting & Decorating

European Craftsman
Very Reasonable
Reg: 6952
Rates
9206 4504
CALL MICK 0434 835 728
or GAVIN 0415 385 501
CAPITAL
PAINTING&
DECORATING
REG 7089
CLIVE 9383 3412

0447 433 412
INTERIOR & EXTERIOR
ROOMS FROM $250

REPAINTING
Reg.
SPECIALIST 3476
HIGH QUALITY LOW COST!
Mob 0417
182 051
Limestone RESTORATION
Limestone REPOINTING
Limestone TINTING
Limestone CAPPING
Rising DAMP
Brick REPLACEMENT
Brick TINTING
Brick MORTAR REPAIRS
Tuckpointing
Call James for your free quote
0400 219 056
BUDGET
LIMESTONE
ALL ASPECTS
INCLUDING BOBCAT WORK

SMALL AND LARGE JOBS
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MUIRS
Stonework Specialists
also: GRANITE/SANDSTONE
Perth & South West
Contact Matthew Warren
0417 965 115
www.naturalistestone.com.au
LOCKSMITH
Pol Lic SG 15935
ABN 22337056071
Locksmiths
Guaranteed Same
Day Service 20 years exp
KEVIN SHEEHAN
Master Locksmith
Security Consultant
Glad to be of Service
0412 153 846

7 DAYS PER WEEK
www.sheehanlocksmith.com.au
YOUR WESTERN
SUBURBS LOCKSMITH
X Home X Office X Car
7 Day Service
Ph: 6350 8500
www.lockstock.com.au
Painters Registration No. 5890
RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL

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

COMMERCIAL & RETAIL
capitalpaintingdecorating@yahoo.com.au
Your Local Master Painter
By employing the services

of
CityGroup
Painting
& Decorating
you
are
guaranteed only the highest
standards of professional
service & communication.
Your work will be completed
by the owners of the
business and full-time team
members. We do not subcontract your work under
any circumstances.
You pay only once you
are satisfied the work
is proceeding to your
satisfaction.
Reg. No. 5298
Ph: 0418 850 750

Attention To Detail Makes
All The Difference
Residential
Commercial
Interior
Reg # 6263
Exterior
IMMEDIATE START
Free Quotes
Call Fred
Mob: 0413 235 163

Phone: 9206 5331
Fax: 9206 5337
painting
service
PETS
Purrfect Pet Doors

We specialise in cat & dog door installations
into glass wood and security.
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9405 8667
PLASTERING
PLASTERER AVAILABLE
Small renovations.
Patching all surfaces.
MIKE KELLEY
9204 4108
0408 908 683
RENOVATION SPECIALIST
All internal and external finishes
No Job Too Small
Over 20 years Experience
CALL TONY FOR
FREE QUOTE & ADVICE
0415 951 865

9300 5382
Renovations, Internal
and Ext Sand Render
Mobile 0404 739 991

Master Painting
Services
0431 200 866
MICHAEL ELLIS
PAINTING
0499 874 988
reg: 7822
REG 7800
5 663
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30 years experience
Painter & Decorator
0451 478 078
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
Freecall 1800 102 888

9384 0202
9384 1030
9389 8989 0419 950 430
MASTER PLUMBER
SEC. Lic. 4263
Burst pipes Blocked drains

Installation Repairs
Renovations
Pensioners Discount
9384 0877
PL 5580
Ph: Jorge 0400 748

or 9386 3953
More than fifteen years experience.
Kevin
CONTINUITY, STYLE AND

QUALITY ARE ASPECTS YOU GET
WITH OUR FINISHED PROJECT.
Call WAs Premier

Stone / Paving Service
0402 929 732
HOT WATER
FAST
9335 1552
ALL AREAS
PEST CONTROL
ELECTRONIC WATER
LEAK DETECTION
ENVIRO-CARE PEST
SERVICES
Fast Efficient Service

Contact LEAKY PETE
COTTESLOE
PEST CONTROL
PLUMBING & GAS
Call us now
9387 3081
0418 926 705
Family Business Providing Local

Services Since 1958
9384 7870
PBL941
TERMITE & TIMBER PEST

INSPECTIONS
TO AUSTRALIAN STANDARD
Spot Termite Treatment
Rats Spiders Ants
MOBILE CREDIT/EFTPOS FACILITIES
Fully Insured - Health Lic No 43
ALL WORK
GUARANTEED
THOMPSONS
PEST CONTROL
Termite Inspections Ants

Spiders Cockroaches
Weed control Silver Fish
General Pest Control
$15 external. Free Quotes.
Phone Peter TODAY
Mob:0433 288 164
NO CALL-OUT
CHARGE
All plumbing repairs
Leaks
Ful Blockages
lywater
Hot
Bo units
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LOCAL TRADESMAN
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READERS = Your
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Zambeziplumbing.com.au
24 HR SERVICE
Call Craig
PL6039
0412 802 392
PL.16
0408 917 109

Ph 9361 7665
www.plumbingwise.com.au
30 YRS EXPERIENCE
QUALITY WORK
FREE QUOTES / ADVICE
Lic. 2216 (B.Sc)
Blocked Drains
All Plumbing Repairs
Gas Servicing Installation
Hot Water
Emergency Repairs
PENSIONERS DISCOUNT
0419 922 657
www.quantumpaving.com.au
9454 7711
0411 229 312
P/L 6956 G/F 010950
NO CALL OUT FEE
0416 121 932
MIKE STOKES
ZAMBEZI
PLUMBING & GAS
Electronic leak location

Blocked drains/Camera inspection
General plumbing maintenance
Renovations
Free quotes will happily

take on little jobs
PLASTERER
Jon Howes 0433 824 613
Gas 4784
ELLIS PLASTERING H.W.S. Gas/Solar

ALL AREAS
Free Quotes - Small jobs too

30 years Experience
WE OFFER A 5%
SENIORS DISCOUNT
9388 6299
076
Wall Plastering &

Ceiling Repairs
GF 007802
PROMPT RELIABLE SERVICE

DOMESTIC & COMMERCIAL
New installations
& maintenance
Bathroom & Laundry
renovations
Hot Water Systems
Rainwater Tanks
Grey water systems
Water Filters
Block Drains & Burst Pipes
Office & Domestic refits
Toilet Pans & Leaking Taps
Call Steve Thomas
Skilled Plumbing &

Gas Services (local)
22 yrs Westn Sub Exp.
ANNUAL & PRE-PURCHASE
20 Years Exp - Free Quotes
YOUR LOCAL LICENSED PLUMBERS
Blocked Drains
40 Years Experience
Toilets & Pans
INSIDE & OUT
Need Painting this Holidays?
Pete The Plasterer Cistern Repairs + New
2 Man Crew, Affordable
and Meticulous
Water Leaks
0422 059 727
Water Filters
0405 069 500
PAVING
PETE the POMMY Local Plumber
PAINTING
EFFECTIVE AND SAFE

ALL DOMESTIC PESTS
TERMITE INSPECTIONS
& REPORTS
Commercial / Residential
Interior/ Exterior
High quality & low cost
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PL 6899
0407 381 727
AMP PLUMBING & GAS
0411 453 565

Reg No: 6273
Gorey
Plumbing
Services
3/*/
Including all aspects of solid wall

plastering and plaster boarding.
john@gapainting.com.au
www.gapainting.com.au
PLUMBING
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MOSTLY SAME DAY SERVICE
LEADING EDGE ON W/ANT
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3K
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All aspects of Decorating

6th Generation Painter
John Allen
Rego 8057
TOM
ALL HOURS
www.citygrouppainting.com.au
27 years experience
Res, Comm, Int & Ext
COMMERCIAL DOMESTIC & INDUSTRIAL
Proficient in all
General Painting
Honest, Reliable, Clean
Handyman service
Dirk Warburton 9407 9103

www.prestigepaintingwa.com.au
0418 914 041
(Reg 7248)
G&A
Reg# 4004
Phone Jack for a

free, no obligation
quote
How to Get Your Painting

Completed Right The
First Time Guaranteed.
Phone Joe 0408 094 444
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Jeff Bond
www.precisepainting.net.au
Ph/Fax 9382 3278

Mobile 0438 755 877
ALL SMALL JOBS

Quality Work
M 0422 781 372
BAGOT ROAD, SUBIACO
Small Jobs welcome!!!

Commercial / Residential
PAINTING
Call JAY: 0410 413 327
CARING FOR SUBIACOS HERITAGE
Subiaco
Painting Service
Interior / Exterior
Reliability Integrity
Workmanship & great service
F: 9444 7863
Reg No 3468
Ph/SMS Geoff 0411 987 542
JBC Painting
A PLUS PAINTING
& SERVICES
James Limestone
Restoration

RESIDENTIAL
NO JOB TOO SMALL
Prompt & Professional
Service
Competitive Rates
FREE QUOTES 7 DAYS

Your satisfaction is
our guarantee
DON McNALLY
20 years experience
REDHOUSE
PLUMBING
YOUR
LOCAL
CO.
Reg 6375
Reijo 0411 610 246
Repairs Restorations
Windows, Doors & Cabinets
New Commissions
JOHN BURROWS
FREE QUOTE
Mob: 0451 901 919

0411 354 602
Ph: 9388 8055
PAINTING
Saari Quality
1782 or 9388 1237
+Domestic +Commercial
+Interior + Exterior
+Roof Painting + Any size jobs
paintingservice1999@gmail.com
0400 440 272
Reg. No. 4989
Lawn mowing & new turf lay

Reticulations repairs
Garden cleanup
0413 653 595
Phone
WARREN
on
PAINTING
A.J. BROWNING
Reg No. 5309
PEST CONTROL
P&N
Painting Services
Specialising in
COASTAL COLOURS
Reg 7824
LAWNS & GARDENS
PAINTING
GAS 532
LOCKSMITH
PL 1735
LAWN MOWING
0415 114 172

9286 2450
STEWART FRANK
PLUMBING
Prompt, reliable service
Blocked Drains
Burst Pipes
Leaking Taps
Hot Water systems
Cisterns
Toilet Pans
General Plumbing
Mobile
PL5094
0419 953 531
GL 006462
GL4700
PARAMOUNT
Indigo
Painting
PLUMBERS
FRIENDLY, EFFICIENT SWISS

QUALITY SERVICE
38 Years Experience
All Plumbing Maintenance
Licensed Gas Fitter
Bathroom Renovations
Daniel 0412 904 769

paramountplumbersperth.com.au
Lic No PL 5456
GL 2676
BEST RATES
Renovations Hot water systems

New homes Gas
Tap maintenance & repairs
Blockages Sewer conversions
24/7 service Subdivisions
Senior discount
PL 7895 GS 015347
www.plumbway.com.au
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Fax 9387 8581
For plumbing perfection

call Shane today on
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www.us2uplumbing.com.au
PL6544
ALL AREAS - 24 HOURS

General Maintenance
Emergency Repairs Blockages
Hot Water Systems
PL6669
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Quality AND
quantity
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Plumbing & Gas,

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Solar Power, Renovations
One Stop
Tradesman Shop
Plumbing & Gas Fitting

Blocked Drains
Renovations
Hot Water Systems
Leaking Taps
Toilets & Cisterns
Gas Appliances
No call out fee pensioner discounts
PL1954
Ph Gavin
0414 836 129
RED
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PLUMBING
GAS Service /Install/Repair

DRAINS Pipes/Leaks
HOT WATER Service/New/Repair
Master Plumber 8898
Gas Fitter 015315
Ph David 0433 324 347

www.getwetponds.com.au
REFRIGERATION
J. SUTTON
ph 9375 3216
0407 199 046
Pensioners
Discount
Plumbing & Gass Services
1-('0
Ph: 0419 993 192

www.jsuttonplumbing.com.au
Plumbing Problems
Call Fred
0418 911 216

P.L. 693
G.F. 1515
Hot water specialists

Gas, Electric, Solar
Repaired or Replaced
Electronic leak detection
Leaking taps & toilets repaired
Drain blockages
24.7 Emergency service
24 HR
Pensioner rates
Use Your Local Man Pty. Ltd.
MAINTENANCE & PLUMBING
CITY OF SUBIACO
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WEMBLEY
SHENTON PARK
CLAREMONT
CITY BEACH
FLOREAT
CHURCHLANDS
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CITY OF COTTESLOE
CITY OF NEDLANDS
PEPPERMINT GROVE
SWANBOURNE
MOSMAN PK
FREE CALL
Ph: 1800 18 12 24
A FAMILY OWNED & OPERATED LOCAL BUSINESS
BEST PRICE
PLUMBING
PRESTONS PLUMBING PTY LTD
Lic No AU 7200
REMOVALS
ALL FURNITURE
CARRIED
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FURNITURE REMOVALS
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HOT WATER same day

Specialists in hot water heaters
CISTERNS Fixed or replaced

TOILET Replaced or Fixed
WATER LEAKS
BLOCKED DRAINS
WATER FILTERS
EVERYTHING PLUMBING
Also Emergency Call outs
Phone Patrick
0473 114 683

Quick friendly
reliable service
NO CALL OUT FEE
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Plumbing and Gas
20 yrs Western Suburbs Experience
Block Drains Cleared & Repaired
Hot Water Servicing & Replacement
Toilets, Taps Serviced or Replaced
Renovations
Seniors Discount
Andrew Jordan
Mob 0414 408 521
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FREE QUOTES
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Kitchens & Bathrooms
Hot Water Specialist
Seniors Discount I Local

PL9194
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PTY. LTD
Bores & Fully Installed

Reticulation Systems
Pump & Reticulation Repairs
Ph: 0403 248 845
0434 627 653
Lic PL8938
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All Roof Repairs

Gutters & Downpipes
All Carpentry Work
Fire & White Ant Repair
Property Maintenance
Inspection
Insurance Claims
Renovations
Painting & Design
www.lukeslandscaping.com.au
Semi Retired with

30 Years Experience
Very Reasonable Rates
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John
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IRRIGATION
Repairs on Pumps
& Reticulation
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Valve Locating & Wire Tracking
0414 475 527

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AFFORDABLE RATES AND
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DISCOUNT FOR SENIORS
Peter 0417 096 691

References Available
TROUBLESHOOTING
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CONTROLLER / SOLENOIDS REPLACED
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WE REMOVE and DISPOSE OF:

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WE SUPPLY and INSTALL
Colorbond, Zincalume
Skylights, Whirly Birds
Insulation, Gutters
Tile Roof Restoration
9430 6553
RE-ROOFING WITH
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0418 925 030 or 9384 9141

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OBLIGATION FREE
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0419 863 211 Henry
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LOCAL ROOFING
Ridge Capping Fixed the Proper Way
2 YEAR WRITTEN WARRANTY
Special sealant for box gutters

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Valleys & Flashings Replaced
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Seniors Rates
Swan River
Roofing
0419 385 971 or

9385 9719
FLINT ROOFING
Re-roofing,
New Roofing
Gutters
Downpipes
Leaky Roof Repairs
Ridges Repointed
Soakwells Installed
Roof Vents
0408 944 891

9386 3667
Roof Carpentry Team

Specialising in Architectural
Designed Homes. 15 yrs exp.
Phone JEFF 0418
912 874
ROOF PLUMBING
1300 137 663 or 9209 3980

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Specilist.
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RUBBISH
DISPOSAL
FREE QUOTE ADAM CLARKE
0433 210 028
ROOFING & BUILDING

ROOF
MAINTENANCE
IMPROVEMENTS
MEMBER
R.B.M.
Since
1986
ONE CALL WE DO IT ALL

FREE QUOTES
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Tile and Metal Roof
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Internal Roof & Ceiling Repairs
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Irrigation
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(Licenced & Fully Insured)
ROOFING
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contact@thesmoothmovers.com.au
ALL WOMEN PACKING TEAM
Phil 0400 340 228
0429 947 977
www.roofandwalldoc.com.au
Specialising in Bathroom & Laundry Renovations
Unit 4/14 Dellamarta Rd, Wangara WA 6065
FREE QUOTES
BEST WORKMANSHIP
CHEAPEST PRICES
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+ Domestic/Commercial Plumbing
and Gas + Hot Water Maintenance
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If your re-roof is more than $20,000 (inc

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Registration Board.
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NO-FUSS, AFFORDABLE
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THE WESTERN SUBURBS
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Lawns installed and removed.
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Family business since 1983
www.nohotwater.com.au
www.tlc-perth.com
9284 0165
RETICULATION
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Pond And Aquarium Cleaning
Ongoing Maintenance
Pond Building And Restoring Of
Older Ponds
Pond Resealing Or Relining
Live Plants And Fish
Fish Health and Disease
Installation Of All Aqua Products
Package Deals Available
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25 Years Experience
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RONS
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STEVE 0476 908 431
redheelerplumbing@iinet.net.au
0433 019 676
Overhauls and Regular up-keep - Pumps and Filtration.

Installation and Maintenance
Supplier of Fish and Live plants.
Call Jack
Plumbing
Mention this
ad and receive
10% discount
Aquarium & Pond

Maintenance
0418 949 472
EVERYTHING
24/7 emergency service

All your domestic &
commercial plumbing
services covered
Discounts if you book us
for more than one trade
PONDS
The POST
delivers
more
newspapers
to letterboxes in
the western suburbs
than any other free
publication, says an
independent audit.
Separate surveys
also show that the
POST has far more
readers in all age
groups each week.
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Gutters & Downpipes

Ridgecapping Repairs
Whirly Birds
Roof Coatings
All Roof Repairs/Leaks
FREE QUOTES
Graham
0432 119 526
RoofQuest
All metal roof sheeting, gutters

and downpipes, maintenance
work no job too small.
Australian Colorbond
Blue Scope Steel materials.
Please phone
0429 062 952 Mark
* Western Suburbs
* Competitive Rates
(Including Tip Fees)
* Commercial & Domestic
* Prompt Delivery
Ph PETER PLAISTED
9389 8744
Mobile
0413 747 777
D Wynne Roofing
All Roofing Services
Re-roofing
Roof/leak repairs
Tile
RidgeReplacement
Repairs
Roof &Cap
Gutter
Cleaning
Free Quotes
No Job Too Small

Call Dave 0410 493 127
9401 1820
2m 3m 4m 6m 8m
0434 441 277
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7 DAYS
9381 3088
RUBBISH REMOVAL
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WESTERN
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BUILDING & GARDEN

SUPPLIES
WE DELIVER
232 STUBBS TCE,
SHENTON PARK
(Opp Lemnos Hosp)
OPEN 6 DAYS
PH: 9381 5455

SECRETARIAL
For All Your
Secretarial Needs
from Student to
Executive
- Resumes - CVs
- Audio Typing
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- Bookkeeping
- Powerpoint Presentations
- Business Reports
- Photocopy/Binding/Scanning
9380 8333
We create the professional
edge that everyone wants
SHADE SAILS
Roberts
Renovations &
Handyman Service
Specialists in Commercial &

Residential Shade Sails
Servicing the Western Suburbs since 1996
www.shadesolutions.com.au
patrick@shadesolutions.com.au
SWIMMING POOL
SERVICE
Professional
pool service,
cleaning,
maintenance
For
and supply
all your
since 1984. Pool Needs
SIMPLY THE BEST!

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Clark
0417 912 362

0418 959 871
Mark
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Maintenance & Repair

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LOCAL
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THOSE
POOLGUYS
NEW
POOL SHOP
2/611 HAY STREET
JOLIMONT
Our $150 Service Includes

Leaf rake & vacuum
Backwash lter
Chemical water balance
Scrub of water line, pool oor &
pool blanket
FREE chemicals added
Dan 0450 121 475
TILING
Contemporary Tiling
Regrouting leaking shower,
swimming pools, repair chipped tiles,
marble stone travertine, porcelain
Reg tiler - Police clearance
JEFF TILING
0422 095 481

When only the best will do
Floor & Wall Tiling

Ph Rick:
0402 751 878
No Voice Mail Friendly Professional

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Specialising in Diagonal Tiling
NO JOB TOO SMALL
CLAREMONT
FOR OVER 20 YEARS
ABN 24 539 659 015
Stump Grinding
DOWNLOAD BROCHURES:
Seamless Mortar Pointing
Invisible Crack Repairs
www.tuckpointing.com.au
* Concrete Cancer
* Damp & Waterproofing
* Wall Alterations
* Structural Wall Removal
TV & VIDEO REPAIRS

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Cleaned
FREE Shower Screens
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Est 1997
FREE Flyscreens plus
Cobwebs Cleaned
FREE Tracks of Sliding doors
Cleaned
FREE Pool Fencing Cleaned
Specialising in all Tiling & Stone work

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of work with a professional
and friendly service
NO JOB TOO SMALL

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0438 909 275
TREE SERVICES
If you have trees, you need

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foremost company for truly
qualified advice and
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FORMATIVE AND
PRACTICAL PRUNING
SAFE TREE REMOVALS
PEST MANAGEMENT
FULLY INSURED
FREE WRITTEN QUOTES
PH: 9359 9300
Local number 24 hours

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large and difficult trees.
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TREE
SURGEONS
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STONECARE AUSTRALIA
Stone restorations Floor & Wall
Tiling Clean & Seal Stone
Grind / Polish Stone
Call
Massimo
0438 003 571
DON TILING SERVICE
NEDLANDS
134 BROADWAY
All aspects of wall & floor tiling.

Specialising in bathrooms.
Ceramic, Porcelain, Travertine.
FREE QUOTES
Don 0435 722 362
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9389 6131
http://dontilingservice.com
AT YOUR POOL
AND AT OUR STORES
11 SHOPS IN WA
ALL OWNER OPERATED
YOUR LOCAL SHOPS

and now at
MOSMAN PARK
2 STUART ST - opp train stn
9384 6164
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HALESTORM
ANTENNA &
AUDIO VISUAL
- Home Theatre Systems
installation & set ups
- Antenna installations, extensions &
problems: TV, Satellite & Radio
- Sites of difficult reception
- Troubleshooting & interference
resolution
- Telephone points
Mike Mobile 0404 803 324
Digital TV Antenna
Tree Removal Palm Removal

Pruning or Removal Hedging & Shaping
Power Line Clearance
FULLY INSURED - FREE QUOTES
Qualified Arb
Merristwood UK
- Trees, Our Inspiration -

On Time / Experienced / Insured
Jason 0413
859 898
www.pdtas.com.au
S.E.C. Cert.
All Facets of Tree Work
Satisfaction Guaranteed
For the personal touch
please phone RENE COOLEN
0407 774 549 9387 5153

Free Quotes
LAKESIDE
TREES & STUMPS
www.lakesidestumpgrinding.com.au
TREE & PALM REMOVALS

HEDGING & MULCHING
NARROW ACCESS
SPECIALISTS
FULLY INSURED
Call ANDY
9306 8599
Mobile
0408 405 671
UPHOLSTERY
Your Local
UPHOLSTERER
Specialising in Leather & Fabric repairs
Re-Upholstery & Re-colouring
All work Guaranteed
9354 4524
WERE JUST A PHONE

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Specialising in all styles of

household and commercial
upholstery.
CONTACT MICHAEL
0407 771 476

michaelstudman@hotmail.com
TSB INTERIORS
Recovery new and Antique

All your upholstery needs
26 years experience
Tim 0405 049 994

tsbi@westnet.com.au
APPLIANCES
WASHING MACHINES
DISHWASHERS, DRYERS
RANGEHOODS,
ELECTRIC OVENS
AND COOKTOPS
SALES SERVICE SPARES
Repair Miele Siemens

Bosch Neff Gaggenau
Microwaves / Dishwashers
Hotplate / Ovens
Over 30 yrs experience
Ph: 6201 1387
www.uwerepairs.com.au
Ring Ben on
SWANBOURNE
WINDOW CLEANING
WE TAKE PRIDE IN OUR WORK
EST. 1976
9448 2227
The Tree Specialists
Call Marco
0450 159 839

Tree Pruning
Palm Trimming Stump Grinding
Hedging & Trimming
Tree & Palm Removals
Powerline Clearances
Woodchipping
Fully Insured
YOUR LOCAL BUSINESS

FOR OVER 30 YRS
INCLUDED SCREENS,
SILLS
GROUND SHEETS USED
POLICE CLEARANCE
FREE QUOTES
PROMPT SERVICE
Terry 0406 809 977
Reliable Service
Police Clearance
I Do the FREE Quote
I Do the Work
Paul Jones
Carpentry & Joinery
Indigo Painting
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
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
PETE AND JOSH

WESTERN SUBURBS SPECIALIST
Digital Antenna
Installations
From $179
Antenna
Repair
From $75
TV Mounting
From $149
WINDOWS and/or
gutters CLEANED
TREE PRUNING
15 YEARS WESTERN SUBURBS SPECIALIST
FREE QUOTES
INCLUDES SCREENS, SILLS & MIRRORS
PENSIONER DISCOUNTS
PROMPT SERVICE
The Local Guys
9336 3129
0414 011 220
Phone MARTIN
Mob
www.theinstallers.com.au
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9379 3407
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BEST PRICE
TUNE INS
INSTALLATIONS
Ph: Jason
TV DVD VCR AUDIO

Digital Set Top Boxes
Entertainment Centres
Pre-Packed
Furniture Assembled
LINDSAY
0411 351 251
0414 738 888
All Tree & Palm work

Discount Stump Grinding
+ 1 to 4 storey house
+ Chandeliers
+ Hard water stain removal
& protection
+ Pool Fencing
+Fly screen repairs
FREE QUOTES
+ Fully Insured, Police Clearance
0402 433 690
teamtreelopper@gmail.com
www.teamtreelopper.com
Tree Service
iSHINE Window
Cleaning
PH 0407 328 128
WINDOW
CLEANING
0424 150 899
kieron@heritagetreesurgeons.com.au
www.heritagetreesurgeons.com.au
www.diversitycleaning.com.au
WINDOW
REPAIRS
NO MESS
FULLY INSURED
Qualified, Experienced, Insured

Large & Confined Tree Specialist
Tree/Palm Pruning / Removals
Hedging / Mulching /
Stump Grinding. Free Quote
Kieron Fiford : 0418 717 955
0416 042 258 or 0413 998 955

1300 460 996
PROUD
Appliance Repairs
All aspects of
pruning and removal
No job too big or small
Debris removed site cleaned
Residential / Commercial
1-4 Storeys
Includes Flyscreens & Mirrors
Police Clearance and Insurance
Gutter Cleaning
WASHING MACHINE
REPAIRS
Uwes European
Dependable personal service
from a QUALIFIED ARBORIST
Isaac 0405 300 298

DIVERSITY WINDOW
CLEANING
Call Rolf
9279 2981
0408 930 235
9388 2251
abtrees.com.au
WINDOW CLEANER
Credit Card Facility Available

Free Quotes Josh and Mike
4 Hood Street Subiaco
soss_tree_services@yahoo.com.au
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TREE SURGEON
9382 4752
Rear Laneway, 25 Heytesbury Rd
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Tree Service
26 Years Exp Palms Shrubs

SMALL JOBS
MOST WELCOME
PENSIONER RATES FREE
Quotes Les 9387 8094
No job too small

All aspects of tiling
Full bathroom renovation
Full re-grouting or grout repair
20 years experience
CLEANING CHEMICALS &

EQUIPMENT
QUALITY OWNER OPERATED
COMPLETE POOL SERVICE
MAINLINE
TUCKPOINTING
Aaron: 0410 521 734
FLOREAT TREE SERVICE
Original est 1967

Tree Guild of
WA # 8804
Call Lewis: 0451 636 666

corebathreno@gmail.com
0235
Mob: 0403 377 692
9433 4156
Core Tiling
Western Suburbs
Pool Service
9242 2952
Call Adam
MAGDA
TREE SERVICES
0418 943 059
Prompt & Professional
& Bathroom renovation
Free Quotes
SAM GRANERI 0408 095 854
Complete Wall and Floor Tiling

Experts In Shower Repair and Regrouting
Bathroom Renovations
www.alphatile.com.au
257 STIRLING HWY

CLAREMONT
Fully Insured / All areas
Tel: 9246
POOL & SPA SERVICE

CHEMICALS/REPAIRS
FREECALL 1800 835 444
MUIRS
or visit our shop at
Complete
Stump Removal
Call John William
0400 446 827
Alex 0412 597 261
Phone: Michael
POOL
SERVICE
WINDOW
CLEANING
POOL CLEANER
0408 335 461
SWIMMING POOL
SERVICE
TV SERVICES
CONSULTANCY
Floor and Wall

Ceramic and Porcelain
New House and Renovations
email: jeff.tilling@yahoo.com.au
www.coastalsails.com.au
TUCK-POINTING
OPEN 7 DAYS
9380 4420
NEED SHADE?
E: michael@coastalsails.com.au
TREE SERVICES
ROOT ZONE
MANAGEMENT
0418 958 607 Patrick

High UV protection
Extensive colour range
Fully installed or DIY
Custom designed
Shade blinds also available
TILING
WINDOW CLEANING
your local professional
OKED
FLYSCREEN REPAIRS GUTTER CLEANING

HIGH PRESSURE CLEAN
Y BO
FULL
ANGUS
040 375 8242
GMR
Window Cleaning
Residential - Commercial
Industrial
Fully Experienced.
Ladder Work. Flyscreens and
Gutter Cleaning
Multi Storey
FREE QUOTES
0439 518 525

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Call us on
9381 3088
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FOR SALE
HOUSEHOLD
33819
CHINESE Garden planters, range of

sizes and colours. Ex Shanghai Shed.
Available now
0439 923 001
ART Decor lounge suite, 3 seater
and 2 chairs. Offers 9386 3973
CAMPER Trailer, good condition
$4800, Claremont, 0422 094 145
CHAISE Longue: Genuine 1900's
superbly carved, solid Mahogany.
Has curved back, turned legs.
Upholstered in soft Olive Green
velvet. Excellent original condition
$750.00. Can deliver phone:
0400 749 433
CHEST Of Drawers/Tallboy circa
1900 (Victorian) solid Mahogany.
Has 8 drawers with original brass
handles measures 1170mm high,
1220mm wide, 520mm deep.
Excellent condition, polished
$490.00. Genuine antique. Phone
0477 433 591
MASSAGE Table Azima Athlegen
all accessories, electrical, excel
condition. Cost $4000, must sell
$1000. Ph 9388 1983
or mob 0438 819 833
MATURE Lady will care for your
pets, garden and home. Available 6
to 25 Feb; 24 Mar to 30 Apr. No fee,
N/S, refs. Helen 0404 703 159
PINE Wardrobe $100.00
9386 3973
RETRO Laminex table 1500mm x
900mm, exec cond. 2 benches with
backs 1295mm, 2 chairs with backs
80mm. Good cond. Need upholstery.
$495. 0418 166 121
SIDE Table. As new $100. Ph 0405
371 414
TASSIE
New 2016! 1880's
homestead, corner store, hall,
cottage, 10 acres. Delightful scenery
Mt Roland/ Lake Barrington
$550,000 freedom, income streams
(4) West Kentish near Sheffield
0400 717 140
TWO Coffee tables, two TV units
with shelves for ornaments. All wood
ex.cond $190.00 No SMS
0468 861 880
ANTIQUES
EDUCATIONAL
HOLIDAYS & RESORTS
MUSICAL
SITUATIONS VACANT
MATHEMATICS
Tutoring. Very
experienced Yr11/12 ATAR teacher
/examiner/marker. The Tuition
Centre, Bayview Terrace, Claremont.
9284 3004
MATHS English specialist holiday
tuition at NumberWorks'nWords. Jan
18-29. Get holiday brains going
before school starts. So much fun it
doesn't feel like learning. Free
assessment. Phone 9388 3727.
www.numberworksnwords.com/subiaco
MATHS
Tutor: Years 6-12.
Qualified, experienced, registered
teacher; improves motivation,
revises basics, extends gifted,
guaranteed results. Sibling no extra
cost, in your home, must live within
4km of Mt Claremont. Call Stuart
0478 774 410
MATHS Tutor for 5-9 years old.
Prepare for 2016 holiday sessions
Jan 6th-30th. Term bookings
available. Qualified, experienced
teacher Rosemary
0412 454 276
MMS Learning. 50% off first lesson.
Free home consultation. All Primary,
High School and University subjects.
Call today
0458 235 241
SPEECH Pathologist available to
assist your child with school age
literacy-spelling, reading and writing.
Practice for NAPLAN and OLNA
testing available. Prepare your child
for school in 2016 and watch their
confidence grow. Holiday sessions
available between January 13th and
29th. Bookings also being taken for
term 1, 2016. Call Deidre on
0400 448 432
TUTORING Experienced IB Tutor
available for English Literature,
French or German tuition. Phone
0415 033 964
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
ABILENE 3/4 Classical Guitar. Suit

beginner, good condition $100 ono.
0402 313 919
CAREGIVERS needed to make a

difference in the lives of older
people. We are seeking reliable,
empathetic and compassionate
people to provide non-medical
assistance and companionship to
seniors in their own homes. We need
people who can work out of school
hours, evenings, overnights and
weekend hours- or with wide
availability. No qualifications
necessary, all training provided
through to Cert III. Experienced and
qualified staff are also welcome.
Own vehicle required. To apply
please call Home Instead Senior
Care during office hours on
6310 0400
FULLTIME Housekeeper required.
We require the services of a full time
housekeeper 6-7 days per week
9am-11am/12. You must hold a
permanent working Visa for
Australia, own transport is preferred.
You must be energetic, punctual,
efficient. Duties will include,
cleaning, ironing, laundry, linen, full
housekeeping duties. To apply
please call Melissa
(08) 9286 7402
HOUSEKEEPER
Nanny,
4
mornings and up to 4 afternoons.
Meal preparation and school pick up
for children locally. Claremont.
References required.
0418 956 132
MEDICAL Secretary Friday, but
flexible to cover other staff
periodically. Apply Mount Claremont
Medical Centre, 32 Strickland St,
Mount Claremont or with CV
mtclaremontmc@gmail.com
MISS Chow's Asian eatery and
dumpling house is looking for mature
aged wait staff who are available to
work most days on a casual or
part-time basis. If you are flexible
and love to provide excellent
customer service, we would love to
meet you. Please email with your
resume and a short introducation to
lynda@misschows.com.au
PAMPHLET Distributors required
Swanbourne, Claremont/Nedlands
areas. Ph Sam 0404 944 004
SEEKING Long-term housekeeper
for professional couple with dogs.
Mon-Wed-Fri mornings. Laundry,
ironing, cleaning, windows some
gardening. Former experience
/references required. Mosman Park.
kate@jenniferskiff.com
YARD Manager/Truck driver to
work in a busy landscape supplies
yard. Must have HR truck license,
good customer service skills & be
reliable. Phone 0419 933 784
0414 381 545
SIX Balloon back chairs purchased

40 years ago in the UK. $850.
0411 064 688
ARTS & CRAFTS
BRENda
BIRD Lover? Beautiful Australian bird

prints and originals at
www.brendaholdenart.com.au
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
INTERESTED In earning
income. Contact Delia
0437 786 070
extra
COUNSELLING
AMYGDALA
Consulting,
Professional
Psychotherapy,
Counselling for individuals and
specialising in marital & couples
therapy. Qualified 30+ years
experience. Free half hour in
Claremont Medical Centre.
www.amygdala.com.au, 9383 3132
EDUCATIONAL
CHEMISTRY
Physics,
Mathematics, English and other
ATAR subjects. Individual tuition for
Years 10/11/12. The Tuition Centre,
Bayview Terrace, Claremont.
9284 3004
CHEMISTRY Tutor. BSc Chemistry,
6th year UWA Medical student.
Highschool students. Can meet at
your home/ school library. WWC.
Refs. Cottesloe local. James
0404 918 438
CHINESE
Tutoring Adults +
Children conversation, text. Fun!
0413 149 062
ENGLISH And Literature tuition.
Very experienced YR11/12 ATAR
teacher/examiner/marker.
The
Tuition Centre, Bayview Terrace,
Claremont. 9284 3004
ENGLISH Maths specialist holiday
tuition at NumberWorks'nWords. Jan
18-29. Get holiday brains going
before school starts. So much fun it
doesn't feel like learning. Free
assessment. Phone 9388 3727.
www.numberworksnwords.com/subiaco
FRENCH Spanish, Mandarin for
kids, playgroups (6m-5yrs) +
afterschool clubs (5-12). Fun
activities (games, craft, music,
puppets etc). Start in Feb. Visit
www.lcfclubs.com.au,
vanessa.pietrasik@lcfclubs.com.au
DENMARK Semi detached cabin

near Ocean Beach. Perfect for a
couple or single. $120 per night.
sallyonlights@gmail.com
DUNSBOROUGH 3 bed, 2 bath
house, grt location. Avail 22/1 to 1/2
and Feb/March
0407 385 259
DUNSBOROUGH Holiday house
4x2 walk to beach bars and coffee
0409 006 020
FIVE Bdm beach house for holiday
rental in Dawesville. Sleeps 6 adults,
5 children. Ocean views. $400-$600
/night.
Call 0409 081 013
PEPPERMINT Grove Beach. Large
5 bedroom three bathroom house.
Phone 9389 6565, 0403 870 075
YANCHEP Lagoon Beach house.
Optional Wellness workshop.
9561 2512
HOMESTAY
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
TALKABOUT
Homestay
is
desperately looking for friendly and
caring families to host international
students going to UWA (Over 18 and
Japanese) North Fremantle Primary
School (U14 and Chinese, ideally in
pairs..) All commencing around Feb
13th for 3 to 8 weeks. Good
remuneration.
Contact Liz 0450 122 424 or register
online
www.talkabouttours.com
GARAGE SALES
HOUSESITTING
ROTARY
Swap Mart. Every
Sunday 7am to 12 noon. Broadway
Shopping Centre, Nedlands. Seller
bays $5. Come and get bargains
galore or sell your goods
WARDROBES Some old furniture
in need of restoration. Bric and brac.
Moving house. Garage Sale over this
weekend, Nedlands. Please call
0402 852 112
MATURE Female to care for your

pets & home. Great references &
police clearance.
Emma 0401 626 176
FOR HIRE
HEALTH & BEAUTY

34076
COTTESLOE
Stylish, spacious
apartment, fully furnished, sleeps 4;
quiet area, easy stroll to beach,
cafes, shopping, train; balcony
overlooking lovely garden. $220pn
peak (min 3 nights). Available
short-stay or negotiable long-term
lease.galilee6667@gmail.com or
0417 944 925
A R E
Y o u
f e e l i n g
unbalance-unhappy? Do you want to
maximise your personal/professional
potential this year? Call Christine
Life Coach 0423 779 771.
www.santeplus.life
AWAKEN To your joy with Intuitive
Life Guidance. Distance healing
sessions.
Email
readings.
earthangelash@hotmail.com
www.earthangelash.com
HERBALIFE
Independent
distributor, prompt delivery. Call
9244 4318, 0450 032 061
JOLIMONT Weight loss challenge
starting February. Interested
0437 786 070
MASSAGE
Huna Hawaiian,
Swedish relaxation. Indulge yourself,
release stress, experience deep
relaxation, qualified, n/s Alanah
0405 755 715
MASSAGE
Mobile. Swedish,
relaxation, reflexology, sports,
remedial, 0415 942 388
NEW To Yoga? Wanted to improve
your strength, stretch, balance?
QiYoga classes are just for you. Tue
9.00am Nedlands Jen
0407 190 194 www.qiyoga.org
NEW Year New You. Shape up for
Summer! Full coaching & support
provided. 30 day money back
guarantee. Call or text or email.
Leigh 0416 504 112
healthcoachleigh@gmail.com
PERSONAL
Trainer. Mobile,
outdoors, train from your home, local
park. Learn to know "what" to do and
"when" to achieve your fitness goals.
Bae recently returned to Perth and
looking for 5 more individual/group
clients. Training buddies needed for
Tuesdays 6am in Mosman Park.
Other great times still available. Over
10 years experience in cardio,
strength, adventure racing, yoga,
pilates. www.baehooper.com.au
Ph: 0418 840 631,
bae@alicefitness.com.au
PERSONAL Trainer. Weightloss,
Boxercise, Pilates, Yoga, Gerhard
0415 942 388
PILATES Matwork classes (mixed
level). Mount Claremont Community
Centre.
Wed
6-7pm,
Sat
8.30-9.30am & 4-5pm, $15 casual.
Enquiries: 0411 038 375
0403 784 076
SERIOUS About losing weight.
Contact Delia 0437 786 070
SORE
Feet? Therapeutic foot
massage including Reflexology,
Reiki, Podiatry treatment. Genuine
care and time given. Health rebate.
Pip McGuinness Podiatrist. 40 years
experience. 9387 1027
WORKOUT
Cottesloe Classes
Gym, Pilates. Creche 0418 950 112
Maureen
PROFESSIONAL
Housesitter.
Mature age. 23yrs exp. Very house
proud. Loves animals/gardening.
Police cleared. Exc refs. Will pay
utilities during stay. Available 10.3.16
to end April. Anna
0412 638 842
PROFESSIONAL
Housesitting
services. Couple available for
housesitting. Experienced with pets,
garden maintenance etc. References
and police clearance available.
Taking bookings now. Gaby 0407
787 459
HOUSE SWAP
FAMILY Home in Claremont with
pool available for swap to London for
December and January. Dates
flexible 0412 361 765
LOST & FOUND
34088
BORDER Collie puppy 4 months

old, brown and white. Missing from
our backyard early Wednesday
morning in Nedlands. Wearing pink
collar and is microchipped. Please
contact us if you have seen her.
Reward. 0412 909 536
FOUND
Bracelet silver with
inscription inside. Claremont near
Melvista Ave. Call 9381 3088
LOST Cat from 38 Robinson Tce
Daglish. Black & white, honeycombe.
Reward offered. 0413 701 489
MARRIAGE
CELEBRANTS
COMMONWEALTH
Marriage
Celebrant. Professional and reliable.
Glenda Prideaux
Mob: 0407 336 604
Email: Glenda@glendaprideaux.com
www.glendaprideaux.com
PHOTOGRAPHER
Available.
Local, freelance. Capture that
special day or family event.
Reasonable rates. Mobile:
0412 294 711
www.faircloughphotography.com.au.
Email: newspics@iinet.net.au
MOTOR VEHICLES
MAZDA Metro, 1999, 121 shades
hatch. White, 5 speed manual, good
air con. Low 187,000km, excellent
condition for age. $2,150.
Ph 0421 100 778
MOPED
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
MOPED 2010 Honda Today 50cc

$1000. Silver, excellent condition.
Learner approved. Helmet included.
Phone 0405 603 479
SUZUKI Alto 2011 black 5 speed
manual, A/C, > 29,000km. Excellent
condition $7,900 ono
0431 599 631
ALTO Saxophone, Clarinet, Flute,

Guitar, Piano, Trombone, Trumpet
lessons by qualified, experienced
teachers. Piano Accompaniment for
AMEB exams available with plenty of
notice please. Members of WAMTA,
TRBWA, ASMEWA, WWCC no. from
8 years onwards for lessons.
Michael, Mary
Ph 9387 7046
GUITAR Lessons. Eve Tsakalos
Guitar and String Inst School. Group
tuition and private lessons available,
any style taught. Learn from Perth's
most experienced teacher. Contact
Eve 9387 5014
GUITAR lesson for young and old.
Call 0415 942 388
GUITAR
Tuition beginner
advanced.
E: eddierg@bigpond.net.au
H: 08 9381 9146
to
PIANO Teacher with more than 30

years of experience is looking for
new students. Happy to teach in your
home. Call Anna on
0452 589 960
OVERSEAS HOLIDAY
ACCOMMODATION
CENTRAL
London apartment
overlooking lovely garden square in
South Kensington. 2 bedrooms, 2
bathrooms, 5 minutes to tube,
internet phone and mobiles. 9386
3893, 9389 8881, 0414 868 255
CHELSEA
Central
London
apartment. Fantastic location near
South Kensington and Sloane
Square tubes. Sleeps 4/5. One
double, two single bedrooms; new
bathroom and toilets. Internet,
mobiles. Oysters 9284 6515
PARIS Beautiful 2 bed apartment.
Left bank close to Notre Dame. Visit
www.5stjacques.com or call
0418 918 979
PARIS Apartment, great central
location, sleeps 2-4, all amenities.
www.ourparisapartment.com.au or
mobile
0418 920 431
QUEENSTOWN NZ luxury villa
central panoramic views of lake
Karen 9384 4593
or www.alpenview.co.nz
PERSONAL
ASIAN
Sensual
massage.
Attractive, understanding, patient.
Your place or my discreet home.
From $75, 0403 536 863
MASSAGE
By qualified male
therapist,
sensual/relaxation.
Western
Suburbs.
Bookings
essential 0406 275 865
SENSUAL Massage by 25 yo
brunette. Cottesloe. Ph Aria for
bookings
0414 263 851
SENSUAL
Massage qualified
therapist. Petite, brunette. By
appointment, Mosman Park, from
$70, Rachael, 0415 836 700
PETS
CHIHUAHUA Puppy female for
sale.
She
is
vaccinated,
microchipped, vet checked, wormed.
Smooth coat, very playful and
friendly. She is only 10 weeks old.
For pics and more info
ileilieva@yahoo.com or
0401 957 313
DOG
Obedience classes: Neri
Karazija holds these on Wednesday
evenings and Saturday mornings as
a follow up from Puppy Classes at
Swanbourne. Bookings are essential
and the next classes commence on
February 3rd and the 6th
respectively. Almost fully subscribed
so be quick. To secure your place
and quote POST 2. Ring Naomi or
Jaimee on 9384 2644
DOG
Obedience Workshops:
Having trouble with recall, jumping
up and pulling on the lead? Neri
Karazija's workshops held at
Swanbourne are just the thing! The
next one will be in February so ring
Naomi or Jaimee to book your place
and remember to quote POST 3.
9384 2644
LINDA'S Dog walking. Walking
packages from $25 per session. Will
cater a package to suit your dog and
weather conditions. Call
0458 240 794
PUPPY
School and Puppy
Management: Held at Swanbourne
every Sunday commencing at 9am.
There are four classes held on the
hour. Neri and Lisa conduct the
classes and bookings are essential
to get the full benefits. Please quote
POST 1 when you book your class.
To book a place ring Naomi or
Jaimee on 9384 2644
SMALL Dog minding service in
Wembley. Big yard, walks, TLC.
Julie 0400 681 145
PHOTOGRAPHY
FREELANCE Photographer. Make
your business grow. Corporate and
private events.
Email:billie@faircloughphotography.com.au
Web:www.faircloughphotography.com.au. M:
0412 294 711.
www.linkedin.com/pub/billie-fairclough/22
/381/17
SITUATIONS VACANT
AN
Ophthalmology practice in
Subiaco looking for a part-time
assistant/receptionist. Experience in
healthcare not essential, but helpful.
Please email resumes with a cover
letter to
reception@tomcunneen.com.au
SITUATIONS WANTED
ALL Gardening, weeding, pruning,
hedges, cleanup $25,
0421 243 206
ALL Outdoor cleaning, pressure
cleaning, wall, paving driveway,
windows, gutter $30ph. ABN.
Domestic, commercial 0421 243 206
BOOK Keeper office all rounder.
Quick books and MYOB. Available 3
days per week flexible. Please call
0422 454 309
CAN-DO Uni student for general
jobs/labour/garden chores/clean-ups
etc. $24 hr.
Ph 0433 386 753
CHAUFFEURED Sedan service.
Airport and Western suburbs.
Luggage Trailer now available. VISA,
Mastercard and eftpos. Lic. 3862.
Call Barry 0422 376 943
CLEANA A great job. Refs, Pol Cl,
0468 308 980
CLEANING High quality Police
clearance. Very honest and reliable.
Ph Eric 0431 405 115
CLEANING Husband and wife
team. Excellent references, 15 years
experience. Police clearance.
0433 835 783
CLEANING
Iron
years
of
experienced work in team of 2.
Please call 0413 570 137
COOK Nanny, Carer 12 yrs exp.
refs. Love my work with children,
Pets. Happy to do whatever
required. Reliable, trustworthy,
Jenny. 0423 282 398
GARDEN
A backyard blitz.
Experienced. Phone Nick
0412 772 238
GARDENER Experienced Western
suburbs. Special rates pensioners.
0498 837 612
GARDENER Reliable, professional
and experienced in all aspects
including mulching, reticulation and
fertilising. Maintenance and one off
landscaping. Friendly and prompt
knowledgeable service. Free quote
call Reed 0401 498 737
GARDENING And/or general odd
jobs $25/hr adaptable, capable,
effective, efficient, equipped,
experienced, professional, reliable,
cleaning, pruning, tidying, watering,
washing, weeding, other jobs. Tim
0418 846 562
GARDEN
Makeovers.
Apprenticeship completed in
Landscaping, clean-ups, reticulation,
transplanting. Free quotes
0423 477 822
HANDYMAN Quality service picture
hanging, shelving, fix leaking taps,
flat pack assembly, paint touch-ups,
Pete 0438 852 960
HOUSEKEEPING Including light
cleaning, mature lady, years of
experience. Excellent reference
0422 847 468
IRONING
Lady,
excellent
references. Pick-up, delivery.
0422 847 468
IRONING Pick-up afternoon deliver
next day. Cottesloe/adjacent areas
$15/hr 0438 968 215
NILE
Contractors Australia.
Cleaning it 4U. Vacate, windows,
carpet, house, office, carpark,
construction. Mob 0469 071 947
beehive
From page 5
had to treat a pet dog

that had stepped on
a bee.
Austin Street residents
Kylie Fraser, from wanted a Langstroth
Hensman Road,
beehive like this in
said her family had
their garden.
stopped using their
backyard and swimming
pool about two years ago
because she and her children were stung
so often by bees from a nearby hive.
She said she had cleared large numbers
of bees from her fly screen while others that
fell to the ground posed a stinging danger.
Councillor Stephanie Stroud, who said
her brother-in-law was a bee-keeper, said
the experience of neighbours was compelling and she would not support hives until
a council policy was in place.
It had the potential to cause enormous
grief or even death, she said.
Councillor Murray Rowe said his parents
had kept bees and as an agriculturist he
was in favour of them in principle but not
at this location, which had three private
swimming pools and a playground nearby.
I think you are going to find there will be
bees in them [the swimming pools], he said.
Mr Rowe suggested that having them
spread throughout bush in Kings Park
might be more appropriate.
Councillor Julie Matheson said there were
two bee hives in North Fremantle in areas
of similar density to Subiaco.
She said a licence to hold bees could be
revoked if rules werent followed.
There are problems with bee keeping
if you are not trained and experienced,
she said.
Beehives need to be re-queened every
year. If you do not do that ... you end up with
a bunch of bastards who misbehave. Thats
the way it was described to me.
Councillor Lee Hemsley said neighbours
could be faced with a bureaucratic nightmare to get something done about an outof-control beehive, but added he hoped the
apiarist community could help the council
draw up safeguards and controls.
Councillor Malcolm Mummery said he
grew up in Thomas Street where his family had bees and he had never been stung.
We should consider the science and
consider it rationally, he said.
Councillors voted six to five to narrowly
back the staff recommendation to refuse
the bee hive.
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Iron ore dust blows over us
Shining star
From page 3
From page 6
he and Audrey towed the tiny Sprite

caravan to Onslow and Kalgoorlie to
jointly write seminal histories, Edge
of Empire and Golden Destiny.
His interest and enthusiasm expanded
into many corners of his discipline. He
strongly advocated the sinking of the
central Perth railway tracks, and the parliamentary inquiry into Perths Corridor
Plan was a direct result of his efforts.
His work in establishing geography as a discipline to serve Western
Australia saw him awarded honorary
memberships to the Royal Australian
Institute of Architects, the Australia
and New Zealand Association for the
Advancement of Science, the Australian
Institute of Urban Studies and the
Royal Australian Planning Institute.
As adviser to the Country Shire Councils
Association, Professor Webb was one of
the initiators of the Western Australian
Local Government Association.
He also helped found the WA
Conservation Council and was its
Trustee for many years. He was an
early member of the National Trust
of Australia (WA).
As a member of the WA Chamber of
Commerce and Industry he advised
on the planning and development of
Perth as a state capital.
He was a founding member of
CityVision, where he has strongly advocated for many civic improvement
projects, such as the complete lowering
of the central railway tracks.
Audrey died four years ago.
Professor Webbs funeral will be on
Wednesday, January 27, at Karrakatta,
at 1.30pm.
Nedlands mayor Max Hipkins said the council and public were being disregarded by the
DHA taking its plan directly to state planners.
Seaward tensions
From page 3
The redevelopment plan for Seaward

Village is proposed by Defence Housing
Australia, a federal government business agency.
It involves selling about 25% of the
land for private housing and building
new homes for soldiers on smaller lots.
Ms Murray said residents were concerned about security if private housing
was allowed and the health and welfare
of soldiers living in the village when
they returned from living in difficult
conditions overseas.
Lieutenant General Evans is due to
present a written report to the Minister
by February 29.
About 70 people made written submissions and more than 460 signed an online
petition against the DHA proposals.
His other concern was that the dust

stained porous building surfaces black
if it was not removed.
It doesnt wash off and I have had to get
a pressure cleaner to get it off, he said.
Mr Winterton said up to seven iron
carriers were anchored offshore on any
day of the week.
The dust problem was worse in the
summer, he said.
Every time the Fremantle Doctor blows,
it brings the iron ore dust in, he said.
It is not as bad in winter because the
wind comes from the other direction.
Fremantle Ports external affairs coordinator Jeanette Murray said while iron ore
was exported through Fremantle Ports
Kwinana Bulk Terminal, it was highly
unlikely that the dust in Scarborough
came from the loading of iron ore at
Wedding for a true-purple Docker

From page 70
The bridal party would arrive by

helicopter.
The helicopter might be a touch expensive, but Nat the Magnif could pilot
the aircraft, as there isnt anything he
couldnt do, and we will get married in
the centre of Fremantle Oval, which will
help to cut costs, she said.
Before arriving at the Port city, the
bridal group will be seen on a float being
hauled through Lake Grace, (where Nat
the Magnif used to live) assisted by the
Dockers Cheer Squad, with the bride
sitting on top of that ridiculous papermache rock they used to drag around
Subi Oval for their home games.
Stingers inflict oceans of pain

From page 1
on the beach and nobody goes in.

After a change in weather, stinger
complaints dropped to single digits.
Mr Hounslow said club members
collected some stingers in buckets.
They have a transparent head and
long brown or purple tentacles, he
said.
You cant really see them in the
water but they deliver a vicious sting.
Other victims described the stingers
as having dark markings on their tentacles behind a very small saucer-shaped
head, little over half a centimetre in
diameter.
Dr Lisa Kirendale, from the
Department of Aquatic Zoology at the
WA Museum, said without a photograph
it was difficult to confirm definitively

what the stinger could be.
However, the most likely culprit
is the stinger that has bothered bathers before at this time of year, Dr
Kirendale said.
It is likely the species in question
could be our South Western Stinger
... small sea jellies with a bell that
never grows bigger than the size of a
matchbox.
Dr Kirendale said the tentacles could
be 20cm, but were more commonly 8cm.
The bell is shaped like a box with
single tentacles hanging from each of
the four bottom corners, she said.
They are more distinctive than the
bell, which is almost transparent.
Often the shadows cast by the jellies
on to the sand beneath them are more
obvious than the actual animals.

She said Carybdea xaymacana was
common in Perth, Geographe Bay,
Rottnest Island, and Geraldton; C.
rastoni, a related species, was also
known from WAs temperate coast.
These two species are related to
box jellies, she said.
Dr Kirendale recommended liberal
application of vinegar to stings.
This treatment prevents unfired
stinging cells from causing additional
stinging. Remove any tentacles from
the skin using tweezers or a gloved
hand and applying a cold pack, and
possibly a pain-relieving cream to the
affected area, she said.
This may need to be applied for
some weeks if the itchiness persists.
Seapines bidder denies owners pressured

From page 1
In the face of much criticism, NSW
has passed legislation that will come
into effect in July this year.
Victoria is considering similar laws.
WA would be the third, with legislation due in the second half of this year.
Disputes about valuation in WA
would be referred to the State
Administrative Tribunal, which would
order a valuation.
One Seapines Cottesloe owner,
Fulvio Prainito, called the law change
shameful.
He said it changed the timing of a
real estate transaction to the advantage
of speculators. He said he would be
forced to sell into a depressed market.
I will not be able to buy back into the
same location and position, he said.

The NSW laws have systems for
protecting vulnerable owners, including paying them a premium for
disturbance.
Ms Whiting said that since her syndicate began acquiring Seapines units
under existing laws in 2007, owners had
been paid $50,000 to $100,000 above
market value.
The recent offers to all remaining
owners were for $850,000 on valuations
of $500,000, she said.
Owners were offered the opportunity to roll their proceeds into the
development if they chose.
Regardless of the impact of this legislation, the owners of Seapines units
have limited options in terms of sell-
the terminal.
Fremantle Ports has continual
dust monitoring at the Kwinana Bulk
Terminal, she said.
Monitoring of dust emissions from the
site has indicated dust emission to be
low within the vicinity of the terminal.
Additionally, a number of residential
suburbs are located between the terminal
and Scarborough.
No previous reports of iron ore dust
issues have been reported from these
suburbs.
She said people experiencing dust
problems should contact their councils
environmental health officer.
They will be able to assess and, if
required, to monitor to determine the
probable source of the dust being experienced, she said.
The Environmental Protection
Authority was approached for comment.
ing to the public, given the advanced

state of the concrete cancer and their
requirement to disclose the engineering report to any prospective buyer.
She said the 1960s units had engineering reports done seven years ago that
then gave the building a remaining
life of 10 years.
A developer offering above market
price is actually a benefit to them, Ms
Whiting said.
The strata was insolvent when I
first procured, and had no means to
undertake basic critical repairs.
All sales have been transacted by
willing owners with or without an
agent. Some owners have approached
me directly.
See letters pages 2 and 14
Michael Barlow could pass for the

crazy uncle. after his very humorous
appearance as Nat the Magnifs date at
the Brownlow. Every wedding needs a
crazy uncle.
Ballers (Hayden Ballantyne) and Son
Son (Michael Walters) would be cute,
and ideal as flower boys, and Stephen
Hill, the coolest of dudes, as groomsman.
Now I see a challenge brewing here
from our across town rivals...
Is there any chance of some West Coast
Eagles fan coming up with an idea more
dedicated or outrageous than this?
Carn you West Coast brides-to-be.
give it a lash.
Just get in touch with me at The POST,
and well take it from there.
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Rehab bush idea will break green link

From page 5
Mr Hipkins said a recent
LandCorp application to
the federal Department of
Environment had said a
bushfire management plan for
the site would impact on the
configuration and management
of vegetation on site.
While LandCorp made a
commitment to keep as much
flora as possible, it had applied
to the federal government
for the worst case scenario,
to completely clear the site
(POST January 9, 2015).
What this is saying is that
in order to protect buildings
from bush fires, approval is
requested to clear any natural

vegetation that poses a fire
risk, Mr Hipkins said.
This could be all natural
vegetation
The alternative is to not
have any buildings close to
the natural bush west of the
north-south road, thereby
avoiding the fire risk.
Environmental campaigner
Margaret Owen said it would
form a vital area for local
birds.
The retention of that bush
strip is significant because it
is so close to the roosting site
of the black cockatoos and
redtails which use it for forag-
ing and also as a corridor to

Shenton bushland and Kings
Park when they return to roost
in the evenings, she said.
For Planning Minister John
Day to say this is a wonderful outcome to save a certain
percentage for Carnabys is a
wonderful outcome is a farce.
They are wrecking it.
She challenged the findings
of a LandCorp consultant who
said there was no evidence of
foraging on the site.
All you have to do is open
your eyes and you can see
banksia cones on the ground
with the seeds bitten out of
them, she said.
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The Sporting
with AFL Hall of Famer Austin Robertson
Whod be a bowler?
I reckon the Oz rendition of

team song Under The Southern
Cross I Stand after winning
this summers one-day series
would have been as matter-offact as their cricket.
Surgeons dont get emotional

after performing open-heart
surgery, do they?
Well, neither did the
Australian one-day cricket team,
who surgically put the Indians
away for a third consecutive time
to win the competition.
The scores in all four matches
have been like a fun-house mirror, almost distorting reality.
A bit like the horrible queen
asking the mirror on the wall
who is the prettiest of them
all? when clearly even to the
near-sighted, Snow White was
going to win that argument
every time.
Not once, but thrice, India
batted first and set Australia
mammoth totals to chase.
Setting big targets for the
Smith band of warriors, even
sc ores of 309, 308 and 296
couldnt do the trick.
To say that the Indian attack is
as venomous as a carpet snake
is true, but just as significant is
that the Australian attack also
took a bit of stick.
Whats happened is todays
cricket, in all forms really, has
become a game biased in favour
of the batsmen.
Why?
There are many reasons.
I have written in this column
often about the size of the
bats. These arent really bats,
theyre bazookas, particularly
if compared with the slim-lined
willows of yesteryear.
One of the main critics of the
size of the bats is former great
South African batsman Barry
Richards, who was amazed one
day when he witnessed a Davy
Warner top edge fly away for six
over the deep fine leg boundary.
But its not only the bats.
In the short form of the game,
batsmen are assisted with
shorter boundaries, free hits,
fielding restrictions, a no-ball
rule that still needs fixing, a oneball-bouncer rule that doesnt
help, and two new white balls.
While in theory they might seem
to favour the bowler, they do in
fact, assist the batsman, as the
white versions rarely swing or
seam, and stay harder longer,
resulting in the ball flying off
the bat like a tracer bullet.
But the final straw that broke
the back of Ahabs camel is really the pitches.
These decks are flatter than
the Bay of Biscay on a summer
afternoon.
One of the endearing things
about international cricket
for me has always been that

the game was played around
the world on different types of
pitches.
Not any more, particularly
if they are the drop-in variety.
I believe this is also happening
in Test cricket, where sides are
amassing huge totals, making
results almost impossible.
While averages dont mean
much in one-day cricket, it
is interesting to compare the
performances of the modern
day warrior with some of the
greats of the past.
Allan Border, one of the great
batsmen of our game, averaged
only 30.62 in one-day cricket,
with a strike rate of 71.42, which
was also modest.
Greg Chappell averaged 40.07
with a strike rate of 75.70, not
bad, but not within coo-ee of
whats churned out today by the
modern cricketer.
Today, Virat Kohli averages
a whopping 51.43 and strikes at
the same rate as the great Vivi,
and Glenn Maxwell averages

36.15, at the breathtaking strike
rate of 125.22.
I suppose one of the worrying things about all this is the
long-term effect it has on those
youngsters.
Everybody likes to bat, but
where are the bowlers coming
from, those young bowling guns
who take pride in being able
to bound in off a long run all
afternoon, in 100 degree(37.8 C)
heat on a flat deck? Probably
down the beach, I fancy, and you
couldnt blame them for that.
Its fine to say that bowlers
have to find a way, but if the
ball refuses to seam off the pitch
and flies straighter than Tontos
arrow, its hard to get bowlers
to evolve and employ different
variations.
We are in a time of the new
age viewer.
This is cricket with the Jetsons
and it is probably time we made
a move to balance the ledger of
bat versus ball.
Barry Richards comparing bats.
The last hurrah for Lleyton

We beseech a certain purity
from our sporting stars.
We want all our sportspeople
to be fast and strong without
the assistance of performanceenhancing drugs.
We want our winners to celebrate with gusto and pride, yet
be humble and handle defeat,
congratulate winners and accept they have been beaten by
a better opponent.
We want honesty in effort,
above all.
Lleyton Hewitt gave us everything. COME ON!!!!!
This weekend, at his 20th consecutive Australian Open, the
iconic career of world tenniss
equivalent of the comeback king
of pop music, whispering John
Farnham, is ending.
Just a month short of his 35th
birthday, Hewitt will play his
last game of competitive APT
tennis.
I think it is fair to say that
Hewitt was a tennis prodigy.
Prodigies are not allowed to
grow at their own pace.
As soon as they exhibit extraordinary talent, they are
expected to swiftly achieve
extraordinary things.
They compete, not just
against opponents, but also
against projections based on
their potential.
So it was with Lleyton
Hewitt, who burst on to the
scene at the tender age of 20,
won his first Grand Slam (the
Lleyton Hewitt
US Open in 2001) and became
the best tennis player in the
world.
He remains the youngest
player to get to the top of the
heap at Number One.
In that final at Flushing
Meadow, Hewitt beat longreigning former number one,
Pete Sampras.
Though sombre Sampras
won the title back the following year (he defeated Andre
Agassi in the final, who had
defeated Hewitt in a semifinal), he retired immediately
afterwards as the writing was
on the wall.
Hewitt was the world number
one at the time, and he had
Pistol Pete done for pace.
Hewitt was the world number one twice. Initially he was
on the throne for a stretch of
80 weeks, and returned to be
numero uno for another five
weeks within a year.
It was in that time that he
defeated David Nalbandian
to win his Wimbledon title.
Incredibly, he played in only
one Australian Open final, in
2005, when he was beaten by
Marat Safin.
The words I would use to
best describe Hewitt would
be an enduring champion.
Hes gone under the knife
several times, but always
showed tremendous courage
to play with discomfort, rarely
missing tournaments through
injury.
Somehow, with a will as
strong as an ironbark tree, he
would drag himself up to the
plate for another shot at it.
One of his great mates on the
tour is Roger Federer.
Lleyton used drive me
nuts with his aggression and
attitude, but in the end I got
used to it, The Fed said.
Over the years, The Fed and
Lleyton have been constant
practice companions on tour.
Hewitt won the two Grand
Slams, and while he doesnt
have the finesse of The Fed,
the grace of The Joker, or the

power of Rafa, he has had a
career that has been as spectacular and memorable as any
of our champs of past eras.
The little battler deserves
to be ranked alongside Laver,
Emerson, Hoad, Rosewall,
Rafter, Newk, Cash, and the
great Aussies who have graced
tennis courts anywhere in the
world.
So its time to say auf-wiedersehen to Lleyton in ATP
tennis. However, Im sure
with the shorter version of
the game (Tennis 4) gathering
momentum, he will be around
at least until the arthritis and
gout kick in.
Goodbye to that wonderful,
snarling little blue heeler, who
nipped at tennis ankles all over
the court, all over the world.
Goodbye to a player not
known for his power serving
and hitting, but for his neversay-die efforts from the baseline, and a player who was
skilled at the net.
Goodbye to his relentless
use of CMON and fistpumping, CMON!!!!!!!
In 2003, Lleyton was nominated as The Young Australian
of the Year.
What a fitting tribute to his
brilliant career and contribution to the game of tennis it
would have been had he been
named this years Australian
of the Year.
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to say I do( or maybe I
dont), on a faraway island,
or looking to get married at
one of the worlds most exotic historical landmarks,
the wedding of your dreams
may be only a boat, train or
plane ride away or if you
wait a little longer a space
shuttle trip to an exotic
crater on Mars.
No doubt, having a destination wedding allows you to
exchange vows in a stunning
paradise that will help to
overcome the heartache if
the marriage disintegrates
in the first two years.
Cant you just imagine it?
Maybe youre watching
gentle ocean waves lap up on
to a white sandy Maui beach,
sipping fine pina coladas
under a well-established
coconut tree. Or in view of
the gorgeous snow-capped
peak of the Matterhorn. Or
maybe even nestled in a
designer Paris garden, fit for
Presidents and dissidents.
At a recent party, I struck
up a conversation with a
lovely young lady who was
planning her wedding to an
equally lovely young chap.
Nothing too lavish for
her. No mountain-top views
required, no sandy beaches,
and magnificent gardens
were the last things on her
mind.
Dom Perignon and caviar
were not on the menu; this
young lass was a VB and
pretzels kinda gal.
She was also the most
avid, ardent and dedicated
Dockers fan I have ever met.
She wanted a Purple Army

wedding.
After telling me that she
had purple veins at the
time of her last blood test,
I honestly believe that this
lady wanted as many of the
Dockers team to assist her
with her nuptials as possible.
To start with, she saw
herself, not in pristine white
with lace and adorned with
custom-made jewellery, but
wearing a Dockers away
jumper, the white one,
with a triple-decker purple
V plunging deep into the
bodice.
She was still trying to decide what the bottom half of
her outfit would be.
The groom would be
resplendent, in the teams
home jumper, deep purple,
with the triple-decker white
stripes.
The MC would be Nathan
Fyfe, who would, as he does
on game day for the Dockers,
fill as many roles as possible.
With that hair and those
legs, and that face, he could
have been my bridesmaid as
well, she chimed.
He would be fabulous
dressed in anything, a
human coat rack if I ever
saw one.
The Pav, looking more
silky and smooth than
Michelangelos statue of
David, would be the best
man.
Who else? she asked
mockingly.
I have never seen
anything more physically
perfect than Matthew.
Swoooooon.
Kids
Last weeks
doodle.
Zara Spartalis (6)
Jokes
Use this shape to make a drawing.

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

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

Address ...........................................................................................................
.....................................................................................Postcode ....................
Phone number: ..............................................................................................
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Here are some of the

awesome things for
kids to do at
Doodlebugs
that glitter
Hi Kids,
Its hard to believe that todays
major Doodlebug winners came from
the same starting doodle.
Zara Spartalis (6), from Subiaco,
drew a totally gorgeous butterfly and
I love the way she filled the whole
frame with colour. And the sunflower
in the corner is a clever touch. Zaras
definitely not shy with colour!
Lizzie Edwards (10), from
Nedlands, is the other major winner. Her skateboarder has all the
right gear the Crispy board, the
backwards cap and the cool T-shirt. I
am full of admiration for the skaters
I see at our park who can do tricks
with such confidence.
There were some very clever
Duckie (Ages 5+)
The Road That Wasnt There (Ages 10+)

Trick of the Light Theatre
Blue Room Theatre studio
January 27 to 30, February 2 to 6.
From New Zealand, this is the story of a
young woman who leaves the beaten track
and finds herself in a paper world. It combines puppetry, shadow play and live music.
Just Larking About (all ages)
Music Book and Lark Chamber Orchestra

Hellenic Club of WA
January 23 and 24, 10am and 2.30pm
Be immersed in a huge story book. Beautiful
illustrations and books are displayed on the
big screen as musicians, actors and singers
tell fast-paced stories with quirky songs
and rhymes.
Le Gateau Chocolat
WA Spiegeltent, Pleasure Garden
January 23, 24, 30 and 31
Cabaret star Le Gateau re-imagines The
Ugly Duckling as he explores what its like
to feel different. There will be sing-alongs
and outlandish dress-ups.
Abracadabra and other Useless Words

(all ages)
De Parel Spiegeltent
February 13, 14, 20 and 21
Jon Madd returns with his magic workshop.
BYO deck of cards.
Shop 4/531
Hay Street
Subiaco
9381 3100
Knock knock.
Whos there?
Nanna.
Nanna who?
Nanna your business!
entries this week. I loved Lioras

thirsty dog with his big drippy
tongue and Lydias lion definitely
was cute. Eleanors little girl had a
multi-coloured hat and I loved the
colours in Ronans Bob the Martian.
Liviyas mother bird feeding the
chicks was adorable and Caitlins
person looked very happy. Charlottes
girl looked ready for work in a highvis hat while Domenics fishing net
was a super idea.
Gabrielle did a great job on her
snowy mountains and Ciaras person
was playing with tonnes of balls (and
glitter) at the park.
Have a glittery good time this
week!
Q: What do you get if you

cross a parrot with a
shark?
A: A bird that will talk your
ear off!
Q: What do you get if you
cross a fridge with a
stereo?
A: Really cool music.
Q: Why did the pony have
to gargle?
A: Because it was a little
hoarse.
Jane
ICE-CREAM WINNERS
Tongue twister
These Doodlebug contestants have won

ice-cream vouchers.
Ciara Thornton, Eleanor Turton, Ronan Hamill, Gabrielle
Rule, Domenic, Liviya Chen, Lydia Parker, Caitlin Fong,
Liora Godfrey and Charlotte Wheeler.
Give me the gift of a

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tip-top sock
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Police!
Police who?
Police, hurry up, its chilly
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Lizzie Edwards (10)
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January 23, 2016

Seapines bidder denies pressure on owners

under new strata laws the government has announced (State

Seapines units could be controlled

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phantom night golfer is leaving a trail of apparently stolen

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New love interest

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