POST Newspaper For 11th of July, 2015

An Auslan interpreter will be on stage at this concert.

National Tree Day

Tickets are available at the door from 1.15pm on a rst come, rst
served basis. For more information on the concerts, contact the
city on 9237 9222 or visit www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/concerts

Shaun Tan Award for Young Artists

exhibition
Visit Subiaco Library from Tuesday 14 July to Sunday 9 August
to view the works of the nalists in the 2015 Shaun Tan Award
for Young Artists. Take in the talent of these school aged
Western Australian artists and vote for your favourite in the
Peoples Choice Award.
When: Tuesday 14 July to Sunday 9 August
Where: Subiaco Library, 237 Rokeby Road, Subiaco

This National Tree Day lend a hand in planting over 2000

native shrubs and trees along the railway line on Railway Road,
Daglish, and contribute to the citys continuous work in making
the area a green corridor.
When: Sunday 26 July, 9am to 11am
Where: Meet next to Daglish Train Station, Railway Road, Daglish
Volunteers should bring gloves, hand trowels, spades and a
water bottle, and wear enclosed shoes.
For more information, or to register, visit
www.treeday.planetark.org or contact the city on
9387 0942 or [email protected]

Community notices
Q Development Services Committee
meeting Tuesday 14 July
Referred SAT 34 Bagot Road
Referred 67 Denis Street, Subiaco
67 to 77 Rokeby Road, Subiaco Reconsideration of previous
decision to refuse an application for increase in eating, drinking
and lounge area and associated increase in patron numbers
368 Barker Road, Subiaco Demolition of the existing dwelling
and construction of a three storey building comprising ve
multiple dwellings
43 Troy Terrace, Daglish Demolition of the existing dwelling
and construction of four, three storey grouped dwellings
6 Federal Street, Subiaco Demolition of the existing dwelling
4 Browne Street, Subiaco Demolition of non-original
additions to the rear of the existing dwelling and construction
of a two storey addition in its place
Referred Proposal to include 429 Rokeby Road
Referred Initiation of proposed amendment to Town Planning
Scheme No. 4 Recoding of no. 2 to 11, 13a, 13, 15, 17 and 19
Cunningham Terrace, No. 179 to 167 Stubbs Terrace and 1 Luth
Avenue, Daglish from Residential R15 to Residential R25
Delegation of Powers and Duties Food Act 2008
Rescission of Planning Policy 2.8 Aged or Dependent Persons
Dwellings Finalisation
Rescission of Planning Policy 2.10 Amusement Centres Finalisation
Submission to WAPC Perth and [email protected]
Update on current status of amendments to Town Planning
Scheme No. 4.
Heritage considerations Former corner stores in the City of Subiaco
Draft Planning Policy 3.11 Duke Street Conservation Area
Report to advertise

Q Rokeby Road median works

The City of Subiaco is undertaking works on the Rokeby
Road median strip between Bagot and Roberts roads in July.
Following an Arborist report, Council endorsed a detailed
physical investigation to identify the extent of the Plane trees
root systems in the existing trafc medians in Rokeby Road.
Results from this investigation will determine the feasibility
of a partial or complete removal of the median strip in order
to improve the streetscape aesthetic and provide a safe
environment. Any further work will be subject to future council
resolutions and public consultation.
In order to carry out the investigation, 1.5 metres of the existing
curbs and paving has been removed on each side of all trees
growing in the median. The reinstatement of the curbing is
expected to take place on the nights of 13 and 14 July from 7pm.

Q Draft Planning Policy 2.26 Siteworks

The city is inviting public comment on its draft Planning Policy
2.26 Siteworks.
The policy has been developed in response to issues with
the interpretation and implementation of clause 5.3.7 of the
Residential Design Codes. The policy aims to rectify these issues
through providing clear and measurable deemed to comply
criteria for site works that reect the relevant objectives and
design principles of the Codes.
Comments are to be received by 5pm on Friday 24 July.

Q Rescission of planning policies 2.1 and 2.4

Streetscape and Residential Car Parking
The city is inviting public comment on the rescission of planning
policies 2.1 Streetscape and 2.4 Residential Car Parking.
The city has recently completed a holistic review of all
residential precinct planning policies. These policies adopt
a place based approach to planning and along with the
Residential Design Codes consider all matters relevant
to residential development. The revised precinct policies
incorporate appropriate provisions relating to the matters dealt
with by these policies.
Comments are to be received by 5pm on Friday 24 July.

Q Development Assessment Panel

application for comment
The city is inviting public comment on an application for
development approval for demolition of the existing dwelling
and construction of a three storey building comprising twelve
multiple dwellings at 621 Hay Street, Jolimont.
The application meets the criteria for a Development
Assessment Panel application and will be determined by the
Metro West Joint Development Assessment Panel. For more
information on the DAPs visit daps.planning.wa.gov.au
Comments are to be received by 5pm on Friday 31 July.

Q Changes to Town Planning Scheme

Register of Places of Cultural Heritage
Signicance Proposal to expand the
Rawson Street Conservation Area
The City of Subiaco is inviting public comment on a proposal to
expand the Rawson Street Conservation Area to include 108 to
135 Heytesbury Road, Subiaco.
The Rawson Street Conservation Area was adopted on the
Town Planning Scheme Register of Places of Cultural Heritage
Signicance in December 2013. The aesthetic values of 108
to 135 Heytesbury Road form an extension of the existing
Rawson Street Conservation Area. Including this street as

part of the Rawson Street Conservation Area will provide a

level of protection to ensure that any future development,
redevelopment and refurbishment is undertaken in a way that
respects and enhances the heritage values of the area.
Comments are to be received by 5pm Monday 3 August.
For more information on the above, visit
www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/formalsubmissions or view hard
copies at the citys Administration Centre, 241 Rokeby Road,
Subiaco or Subiaco Library, 237 Rokeby Road, Subiaco during
normal operating hours.
Comments should be submitted in writing
through the online submission form at
www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/formalsubmissions, via email to
[email protected] or addressed to the Chief Executive
Ofcer, City of Subiaco, PO Box 270, Subiaco WA 6904.
Comments should clearly indicate the name and address of the
person making the submission and the proposal or application
to which the submission relates.

Q Development applications received

Property

Proposal

1 Rokeby Road,
Subiaco
11 Evans Street,
Shenton Park

Display of signage to existing commercial

premises
Construction of new three storey
dwelling

42 Rosalie Street,
Shenton Park

Alterations and additions to an 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

Qsunday@subi Madjitil Moorna and The
Merindas
This special NAIDOC Week sunday@subi is a double bill
concert with community choir Madjitil Moorna followed by The
Merindas, Australias premier Indigenous female soul trio.
Sunday 12 July, 2pm
Subiaco Arts Centre, 180 Hamersley Road, Subiaco
Tickets are free and available at the door from 1.15pm on a rst
come, rst served basis.

QCHILDREN QALL AGESQADULTS

QSENIORS QYOUTH

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POST, July 11, 2015 Page 9

Mosman favours builder

over my mum: barrister
By DAVID HUDLESTON
A barrister says Mosman
Park council has given preferential treatment to the builders
of her wealthy neighbours
home over her mother.
GiGi Visscher said the council
had posted a building order to
her 76-year-old mother, who has
Alzheimers disease.
It says she faces a $50,000 fine
unless she demolishes a retaining wall that had been damaged
by contractors building motor
dealer John Hughess neighbouring three-storey riverfront
mansion.
But Ms Visscher said her
mother was not in a fit mental
state to receive or act on the
order. She had asked the council
not to issue it until she had arranged an administration order
to handle her mothers affairs.
Her mother is receiving medical treatment and is not living
in the house.
Despite that request, the
council, on legal advice from
its lawyers, McLeods Barristers
and Solicitors, posted the order
to Mrs Visscher on Monday and
directed any future communication be through their lawyers.
Delivery by mail is deemed
proof of service.
The building order issued to
my mother has not provided her
with any opportunity to provide
submissions. It simply gives my
mother 30 days to remove the grey
brick wall, Ms Visscher said.
According to section 111 of
the Building Act, normally my
mother should have been given
14 days to make a submission
on the proposed building order.

Big drop ... GiGi Visscher peers over the sheer drop down to John Hughes house caused by construction there.
Her mothers property extended 2m from where she is standing. INSET: Pictures from the Mosman Park agenda.
It appears that the town has
attempted to get around this by
saying the condition of the wall
was an emergency a sudden
emergency after three years.
She said she would get an
expert opinion to see if the wall
was unstable.
The council has told Ms
Visscher it will also be serving
a building order on Gransden
Constructions to build retaining
walls on the boundary according
to its building permit.
Ms Visscher says the history
of the long-running dispute, in
her opinion, showed the council consistently acted to prefer
the interests of Mr Hughes

and his builder, Gransden

Constructions, to those of her
mother, Anka Visscher.
She also says the council
failed to enforce the Building
Act at the site.
Ms Visscher said damage
Gransden Constructions had
caused to her mothers property,
including a garden bed and
a pool deck that are slipping
down the cliff face, had not
been rectified.
She said the damage happened after excavations to
build Mr Hughess home at 51
Saunders Street in May 2012.
Had the council carried out
its obligations, that damage

would not have occurred, Ms

Visscher said.
She said she first heard of the
building order when council
CEO Kevin Poynton called her
asking how the council could
serve it on her mother.
She said in an email to Mr
Poynton that while the council
had conducted extensive consultations with Mr Hughess
representatives it had made
no attempt to consult her or
her mother.
Ms Visscher said the building
permit for Mr Hughess house
expired in April 2014 and the
council had failed to reject an
application to extend the per-

mit or a new building permit,

despite damage caused to her
mothers property and alleged
breaches of the Act.
She said the council had
done nothing to prosecute Mr
Hughes or his builders, despite
a council-commissioned report
showing there was clear evidence of breaches of the Act.
Mediation of the dispute broke
down earlier this year.
Ms Visscher told the council
she would not accept service
of the building order on behalf
of her mother until she had an
administration order to handle
her mothers affairs.
But despite my request that
the council delay issuing the
building order until I could obtain an administration order for
my mother, Kevin Poynton has
apparently issued the order,
Ms Visscher said.
The council had an engineering assessment done of
the boundary between the two
properties, which found a grey
brick boundary wall was in a
dangerous state and should be
removed.
The building order says the
wall is reasonably believed to
be in a dangerous state as the
structure has rotated on its base
so that it is leaning towards the
adjacent property.
The history of the matter
demonstrates, in my view, that
the council has consistently
acted to prefer the interests
of Mr Hughes and his builders to those of my mother, and
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CAMBRIDGE NEWS
July 2015

Golf Course hospitality precinct underway

Bulldozers have moved in and walls have
tumbled at Wembley Golf Course, with the
old Fairway Tavern demolished to make way
for a new hospitality precinct at the popular
facility.
The old Fairway Tavern, which has been around
since the 60s will be replaced with a quality
restaurant and facilities.
The $10m Town of Cambridge project will see a
new restaurant and bar, kiosk, function rooms and
golfer facilities such as change rooms/showers/
toilets, as well as landscaping and extending the
car parks.
Keith McDonald, who played at the old Tavern for ten years and Mayor Simon Withers
Photograph courtesy Andrew Ritchie

The new hospitality precinct is the next stage

of the redevelopment of Wembley Golf Course
which previously has seen the development of the

Swing Driving Range, the biggest and only fullyautomated driving range in Australia
The design of a $2m project to build a children's
playground and 18 hole miniature golf course at
Wembley Golf Course is nearly finished and will be
the first of its kind in Western Australia.
Wembley Golf Course is WA's most popular and
busiest public course and these improvements
will continue to set it apart. The construction
project, including the miniature golf course and
playground, is expected to take around 12 months
to complete.
For more information call 9347 6000 or visit
www.cambridge.wa.gov.au/WGC

UPDATE Town Planning Scheme Amendment No. 31 - Housing Options

Council considered the feedback received from advertising proposed Scheme
Amendment No.31 at a meeting held on 1 July 2015.
In proposing the scheme amendment the objective was to provide greater diversity and
choice of housing in City Beach, Floreat and Mt Claremont in a way that would have minimal
impact on the streetscape.
The Council decided at the 1 July meeting to adopt Scheme Amendment No.31, with
modifications, and request the Western Australian Planning Commission consider the
amendment and seek the final approval of the Minister for Planning. The Minister for Planning
will make the final decision on the amendment. It is not clear how long the government
process will take, but it is likely to be a number of months if not longer.
If the scheme amendment is approved, the Council will undertake a review of the impact of
the changes in three years.
We thank residents who made a submission and/or completed the survey and contributed to
the process. The Council recognises that this has been a long, difficult process and although
many residents may not agree with the revised proposal it is hoped that a reasonable balance
has been reached between the communitys concerns and changes necessary to meet future
housing needs.
If you have any questions or would like further information please contact our Planning
Services Department on 9347 6000.
Full details of the scheme amendment including the reports, analysis of submissions
and the Councils decision can be viewed at www.cambridge.wa.gov.au/amendment31.

WHATS on in TOWN ...

During the advertising period a number of issues were raised by residents. As a result
the Council made changes to the proposed scheme amendment to address many of the
concerns raised. A summary of the major changes is provided below:

Remove the corner lot three dwelling (triplex) option;

No manor houses on corner blocks;
Remove the three and four dwelling options for manor houses. Note: Two
dwelling manor houses may be built on lots 900m2 and above and an
additional small (70m2) one bedroom apartment is permitted on lots 1000m2
and above;
Introduce a plot ratio restriction to limit the bulk and scale of manor houses;
Increase open space requirements, greater than required for a single house,
for both the corner lot two dwelling option and manor houses to improve
the amount of landscaped areas around the developments;
Increase the minimum lot size to 900m2 for Cambridge Street apartments
and still have up to four dwellings;
Introduce design guidelines, a design advisory committee and a requirement
that manor houses be of a scale and form of a single residential
development in the surrounding area; and
Neighbours to be invited to comment on any manor house
development application.

Volunteer Nominations now open

Young writers competition

The Club Volunteer Award recognises

individuals affiliated with a club, group,
or organisation located within the Town,
who have served more than five years and
significantly contributed to the community
through their volunteering efforts

Are you a passionate writer, aged 12-25 years?

Submit your short story to this years young writers
competition with the theme The Mirror.
Entries close Friday, 28 August 2015. For more information
and entry forms vist facebook.com/Cambridge.YAC, call
93811996 or email [email protected]

The Community Volunteer Award recognises

residents of the Town who have no
affiliation with any one specific organisation
and have contributed to the community
through their volunteering efforts.

Rose pruning demonstration

Come along to the annual rose pruning demonstration, held by the Town of Cambridge in
conjunction with the Lions Club of Floreat, and the Rose Society of WA.
The Lions Club of Floreat will provide complimentary afternoon tea and you are
encouraged to bring along your own gardening clippers.
Where:

Wembley Rose Garden, corner Reserve and Cambridge St, Wembley

When:

Sunday, 19 July 2015

Time:

2pm 4pm

For more information call 9347 6000 or email [email protected]

Nominations are now open for the

Towns Annual Community Awards
and Recognition Program.
The awards provide an opportunity for
the Town to recognise and acknowledge
individuals for their volunteer service within
the community.
The award categories are Club Volunteer
Award and Community Volunteer Award.

Nominations close 4pm Friday, 7 August

2015.
Winners will be announced at the
2015 Community Recognition Awards
Presentation on Tuesday, 6 October 2015.

For more information and nomination forms

visit www.cambridge.wa.gov.au/2015awards

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POST, July 11, 2015 Page 11

Loan row at tennis club

By DAVID COHEN

Conflict continues at the

Cottesloe Tennis Club over its
expansion plans.
Member George Bray obtained
legal advice over a meeting at
the club two weeks ago, which
ended in a vote to get a $420,000
loan from Cottesloe council.
Club president David Chadwick said the advice was wrong
and more than three-quarters
of votes at the meeting were
in favour of getting the money.

Mr Bray would not discuss

the issue, but in a letter to
club members before the June
28 meeting he said: There
are deep divisions in the club
regarding the court expansion
project.
In the letter he said he had
obtained advice from Yokine
lawyer Anna Liscia who said the
notice of meeting was invalid,
as it was vague and uncertain
in failing to state the business
to be attended to.
Ms Liscia advised that the

Court report A Cottesloe Tennis Club member got legal advice

about meetings at the club.

SAS radio revamp

A major piece of military
communications hardware
inside the Special Air Service
Regiment base at Campbell
Barracks is set to be upgraded.
The Department of Defence
is planning an $8-$12million
rebuild of its long-range patrol
radio system at some of its bases,
including Swanbourne.
The works at Campbell
Barracks are predominantly
replacement of existing masts
and antennas, the installation
and commissioning of new highfrequency satellite communication antenna and construction

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TONIGHT

of a new equipment shelter,

according to a current notice on
the AusTender website.
The upgrade to the communications system will be made as
part of a $223.6million redevelopment of the barracks (POST,
June 27).
The redevelopment project
seeks to address problems associated with ageing and obsolete working accommodation, a
dysfunctional layout, inadequate
storage and poor infrastructure,
Department of Defence staff
told a public works committee
recently.

meetings resolution to borrow

money did not comply with the
clubs constitution, because
some members would have to
be personal guarantors.
Given the ... clearly divergent
views of the CTC members ...
one would have expected all
pertinent information to be
sent with and referred to in the
notice of meeting, she wrote.
It is my view the notice of
meeting is invalid.
Ms Liscia also raised concerns
about two meetings held at 7pm
and 8pm on the same night in
November.
Mr Chadwick said Ms Liscia
was dead wrong about members having to be guarantors,
and that information had been
on display since last year.
Its been on the noticeboard
for eight months, since the
last special general meeting
in November, Mr Chadwick said.
There are lots of lawyers in
our club, prepared to defend the
club [against] false information.
Mr Chadwick said 77% of people at the June 28 meeting voted
for the council loan.
Some people put their vote
in the box and left [the meeting] some people think thats
invalid, he said.
Mr Chadwick said the $420,000
council loan was a formality.
Weve been negotiating with
the council for 2 years. Weve
been assured its not a problem,
he said.
They offered us a loan for 20
years, for whatever we wanted.
Dont write that, Im sorry I
said that.
The club which counts
Premier Colin Barnett and
Cottesloe mayor Jo Dawkins
among its members wants to
build new courts, including four
on John Dune Black Park.

From Nedlands with LOV

The Lions Eye Institute

in Nedlands has appointed
Angus Turner as inaugural
McCusker director, Lions
Outback Vision (LOV).

It is the first academic role

at the University of WA to
focus on reducing high rates
of preventable blindness and
vision loss in the indigenous
population.
Compared with the broader
Australian community, indigenous people are six times more
likely to be blind, 14 more times
likely to have diabetes-related
blindness and five times more
likely to have refractive error.
Dr Turner studied medicine
at UWA and Oxford University
and trained in ophthalmology
in Melbourne.
He joined the Lions Eye
Institute in 2010 and founded
Lions Outback Vision in 2012,
conducting remote-area eye
clinics and developing teleophthalmology programs to
provide specialist medical

support in remote areas.

His work establishing LOV,
with its mission to eliminate
preventable blindness and
vision loss in people living
in regional and remote WA,
was recognised at this years
40Under40 awards, when Dr
Turner was named first among
equals.
The position is funded by a
donation from the McCusker
Charitable Foundation, through
a grant from Telethon and
UWA.
Foundation trustee Malcolm
McCusker said the role would
provide a platform to bring
indigenous eye health issues
to the fore.
As part of the new role, Dr
Turner will oversee the delivery of eye health-care services
in rural and remote WA and
will be responsible for managing and leading all operational
and clinical aspects of specialist visits, optometry outreach
and diabetic retinal screening
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Letters to the POST

Editor, 276 Onslow Road, ShentonorPark

Send Cambridge council

back to the drawing board

Claremont has bad record

when it comes to cycling
Claremont mayor Jock Barker
is barking up the wrong tree
regarding his push for licences
for cyclists (POST, July 4).
The issue of who pays for the
roads is a red herring.
Roads are heavily subsidised
for all users.
One study several years ago
estimated the cost of petrol
would need to be increased
by $4 per litre to cover the
true costs to the community of
motorised transport, including
roads, air pollution and road
trauma.
Mr Barker concedes that
licences shouldnt apply to
children or students, but the
vast majority of adult cyclists
are also drivers and already
pay licence fees for themselves
and their vehicles, stamp duty,
and taxes on cars, petrol, bikes
and accessories.
Almost all cyclists contribute
to council rates, part of which
goes toward upkeep of local
streets.
I cant imagine the government would be enthusiastic
about setting up yet another
bureaucracy to collect license
fees from cyclists.
The administrative expenses
would eat up most of the fees
paid.
Claremonts recent record
with respect to encouraging
cycling is particularly poor.
The council has made several
changes to local roads that
make cycling less convenient
or less safe.
With a little bit of thought
and some creative thinking,
these road improvements
could have been designed so
as to encourage cycling for

zero or minimal additional

expenditure.
In more than one instance,
the council has knowingly
degraded existing cycling infrastructure for no apparent
reason or benefit.
Governments at all levels in
Australia and in most developed countries recognise the
many benefits of encouraging
cycling.
Claremont councils own
Connecting Claremont transport strategy devotes several
pages to these benefits and
specific actions to encourage
cycling, along with other forms
of sustainable transport.
I wonder if Mr Barker has
read this document or even
knows it exists?
Richard Stallard
Kingsway, Nedlands

Reader Richard Stallard took this

photo of the bike path along Princess Road, Claremont, and says
the bike logo was painted over by
Claremont council sta.

How can it be that Amendment

31 continues to be supported by
Cambridge council after all that
has transpired over the past six
to 12 months?
According to the council,
its out of their hands and the
decision now sits with the WA
Planning Commission.
If that is the case, then the
state government and Local
Government Minister Tony
Simpson should demand the
Amendment be cancelled and
instigate an investigation into
the councils actions in this
matter.
Where is the councils local
planning strategy?
Where is the local housing
strategy? Where were the impact
assessments on traffic, amenities
and services?
Not addressed, thats where.
Only at the last minute, after

Why doesnt Richardson support grassroots sport?

Subiaco councillor Hugh
Richardson has called for an
audit of Rosalie Park pavilion
leases and states a large amount
of rent is unpaid, and clubs have
breached Liquor and Licensing
laws (Call for audit of Rosalie
lease, POST, June 27).
A council staff report asked
for new leases to be deferred
until November while a community/social property policy
framework was put together
and that the Rosalie Sporting
Association (RSA) be allowed
to use the pavilion for the next
six months under the original
lease conditions.
Mr Richardson voted against
it.
Why would he not support
clubs delivering sport into the

community, and uphold an

agreement (written and unwritten) that has worked pretty well
for the past 24 years?
The same report also stated
the council supported a few
community groups with peppercorn-rent leases and that these
arrangements should prevail.
So the fact that Mr Richardson
says RSA owes $30,000 to $50,000
in rent is preposterous.
Rosalie sporting clubs combined pay between $30,000 and
$40,000 a year in ground hire
fees. We know our obligations
and we pay our bills.
We have never been in trouble
with the Liquor and Licensing
Department, and we provide
(with the councils help) a place
for people to play sport and

socialise afterwards.
Grassroots sport is doing everything it can to exist.
We need councillors help, not
nit picking.
I would like to think that if a
councillor had questions about
our organisations, they might
come and meet the people running them and ask questions
face to face.
We believe the majority of
councillors and the public support and appreciate what we do
for our clubs and the community.
So I ask Mr Richardson: Are
you a friend of sport in Subiaco
or not?
Warwick Gates
Rosalie Touch Association
Committee Rosalie Sporting Association

the Amendment had been initiated and ratepayers asked the

question.
This Amendment was flawed
from the beginning, and in my
opinion has been pushed by
parties who do not have the
interests of their constituents
in mind.
If Cambridge council had truly
carried out a representative consultation process over the past
five years, as it has indicated,
then the Amendment would have
been far more in tune with the
needs and wants of ratepayers,
and would have delivered sound
strategic planning.
Numerous experts in urban
town planning disagree with
Amendment 31.
Mayor Simon Withers changes
his justifications from one week
to the next, is inconsistent with
his reasoning, disrespectful, in
my view, and completely out of
touch.
First: Its what the community
has been asking for.
Wrong at least 80% of people
who made Form 4 submissions
were against Amendment 31,
and more than 2000 petitioned
against it.
Next, Mr Withers claimed the
state government had mandated
it. Wrong.
Ratepayers have lost all confidence in the council.
The government must step in
and take control of this council and make it go back to the
drawing board and work with
the community to deliver an
appropriate plan for the future.
Mike Waddell
The Boulevard, City Beach
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ATO scammers
target woman
By DAVID COHEN
A Mosman Park retiree wasnt
fooled by the latest instance of
the taxation scam.
The woman (73) called the POST
after a message was left on her
answering machine.
They said they were from
the reclaims department of the
Australian government, she said.
They said I was owed $8546
because I have paid too much
GST.
It sounded like a scam. The
Australian government wouldnt
say that, would they?
I havent paid tax for years.
I just thought it was too
fishy and then I thought of the
Claremont doctor.
Two weeks ago the POST reported
on a retired Claremont man who
had been scammed over several
weeks (Claremont doctor pays
tax scammers $100,000, June 27).
The Mosman Park woman said
it was hard to understand the
woman who left the message

becauseshe had a foreign accent.

She said, If I dont phone back
ask for these people when you
call, the retiree said.
One name was Julie Johnston,
I didnt get the second one.
Another warning sign for the
retiree was that the caller did
not know her first name or her
date of birth.
She did not return the call.
The POST sent the phone
number left for her and the
reference number she had been
given to Cottesloe police and
WA Polices technology crime
squad.
The phone number left, (02)
8005 7523, has been reported
as used by tax scammers since
November 2014.
Instead of getting refunds,
victims are convinced to pay fees
to enable the money to be paid,
but it never arrives.
The Claremont man was
threatened with jail if he did
not pay.
See letter, page 30
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Brett Carboni treating a high-end sake with the reverence it deserves. Photo: Paul McGovern

Could Japanese sake be

new sauvignon blanc?
By DAVID HUDLESTON
Sake lovers will have two
days of sampling nirvana next
weekend with hand-crafted
sake never seen here before.
Perths first SuperSake Festival
will be held on the grounds of
Tsunami in Glyde Street, Mosman
Park, on July 18 and 19.
Owner Brett Carboni has
imported a container with 57
varieties of sake, or rice wine,
from nine producers.
He said the sake on show
would be a far cry from the
cheap, hot sake served from
18-litre kegs.
That was the lowest-grade,
called futushu, he said.
He said it was a post-World
War II product and producers
had added alcohol to top it up
because no rice was available.
Most of the sake people

drink comes out of these big

kegs and it has to be heated,
because cold it tastes like
water and metho, he said.
Brett had his life-changing
sake experience a few years
ago when he tasted a junmai
daiginjo sake.
This one is made after 60%
of the rice on the outside of
the grain has been polished
away, he said.
On the outside of the grain
is fat protein, while on the
inside is the starch.
Sake fermented using all
the grain is not very nice, but
the inside one produces very
smooth alcohol.
I had a glass of this in
Australia and thought it was
fantastic. I thought people
would not have to drink
wine again.
This one you drink cold.

You can have it hot, but it

would be like making mulled
wine out of Grange.
You wouldnt do it.
He said sake was expensive
because of its complicated distribution chain, which added
costs at every stage.
To bring the price down, he
went to Japan last month to
order a container of 57 different sakes from small artisan
producers.
The festival will include
nama genshu muroka (unpasturised, undiluted, unfiltered)
sakes, which havent been seen
in Perth.
These are available only at
the beginning of the season and
have to be stored like orange
juice at under 5C, he said.
This is a great time to enjoy
a totally new experience.
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of the Town of Mosman Park has prepared the
abovementioned local planning scheme for the
purpose of:
Local Planning Scheme
1. setting out the local government's planning aims
and intentions for the scheme area;
2. setting aside land as reserves for public purposes;
3. zoning land within the scheme area for the
purposes dened in the scheme;
4. controlling and guiding land use and development;
5. setting out procedures for the assessment and
determination of planning applications;
6. making provision for the administration and
enforcement of the scheme; and
7. addressing other matters contained in the First
Schedule to the Town Planning Act.
Plans and documents setting out and explaining
the local planning scheme have been deposited at
Council Ofces, Memorial Park Bayview Terrace
Mosman Park and at the Western Australian Planning
Commission, 140 William Street, Perth, and will be
available for inspection during ofce hours up to and
including 1 October 2015.
Submissions on the local planning scheme may be
made in writing on Form No 4 (available on the Town's
website and Council Ofces) and lodged with the
undersigned on or before 1 October 2015.
K F POYNTON
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

(representing the Endowment Lands Area)

Notice of

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

Monday 20 July 2015 at 7.30pm
Oceanic Room
The Boulevard Centre
99 The Boulevard, Floreat
various local issues will be discussed.
John Moran
Murray Jackson
President
Hon. Secretary
NOTICE
TOWN OF CAMBRIDGE COAST WARD RATEPAYERS
ASSOCIATION (INC)
(representing the Endowment Lands Area)

MEMBERSHIP AND VOTING RIGHTS

If you are a ratepayer of the Coast Ward and wish to
join the Association and exercise your vote at the AGM,
to be held on Monday 20 July 2015 at 7.30pm at The
Boulevard Centre, 99 The Boulevard, Floreat and you
are not already a member of the Association, you may
care to join by making an application prior to or on the
night of the AGM, conrming your wish to join and
enclose the annual membership fee of not less than $10
per ratepayer to:
Brian OKeefe Hon. Treasurer
PO Box 219 Floreat 6014
or
Direct credit to CWRA (INC)
Commonwealth Bank
BSB: 066129 Account Number 00902416
(please include member name)

POST, July 11, 2015 Page 15

Neds Monster burial haunts family

By BRET CHRISTIAN
When Antoinette Allison
visited her fathers grave
in May, she was horrified
to discover he had been
buried next to the Nedlands
Monster, serial killer Eric
Edgar Cooke.
Theyve put a plaque at
Cookes grave inviting attention to that disgusting man,
she said.
My father was a good, hard
working man. To lie next to
that man and to advertise the
fact is bad enough.
But what about the feelings of his victims and their

families who are still alive?

The Metropolitan
Cemeteries Board has apologised for any unintentional
distress caused.
When Antoinette told the
POST of the familys distress
late last month, she was
battling to keep her mother
Audrey, aged in her 90s, from
visiting the grave.
Knowing that terrible man
was next door would badly distress our mother, Antoinette
said then.
Within a week, Audrey suddenly died and she has now
been buried in her husbands
grave, without finding out she

The interpretive plaque next to Cli Allisons grave.

would be sharing the ground

with Cooke.
On the day of the burial
the Fremantle cemetery administration placed a roughly
cut bit of material over the
Cooke plaque and fastened
it on with masking tape,
Antoinette said.
All other members of the
family now know what was
underneath and no one is
pleased.
Cliff Allison was a waterside
worker who died after falling
24m into the hold of a ship
berthed at Fremantle.
He left a wife and three
children, aged eight, 16 and 18.
The Waterside Workers
Federation paid for his
grave and tombstone in the
Methodist section.
My father fought for his
country, flew flying boats
during the war. He was a
wonderful man and father,
Antoinette said.
Cooke was buried in an
unmarked grave after he was
hanged at Fremantle Goal in
1964. His body shares the grave
with that of Martha Rendell,
hanged in 1909 for the murder
of a stepchild, and buried at
seven feet. Cooke was buried
at five feet.
An interpretive plaque,
containing photos of Cooke
and Rendell, plus short de-

Jihadist doctor lived in Subiaco

Tareq Kamleh the
Australian medic who appeared in an ISIS propaganda
video lived in Subiaco before he went to Syria.
While it has been widely
reported that Dr Kamleh, who
is also known as Abu Yousef
Al-Australie, was registered
as a medical practitioner in
Subiaco, it has just emerged
that he may have also lived in
the area too.
Last week, the Australian
Strategic Policy Institute in
Canberra published a strategy
for preventing radicalisation
of what it calls Gen Y jihadists
in Australia.
The think tanks report
includes a profile of the
29-year-old and gives Subiaco
as the place where he lived in
Australia before travelling to
Raqqa in Syria, via Turkey,
earlier this year.
A researcher for the ASPI
report told the POST that it
estimated Dr Kamleh had lived
in the area from December
2013 until he left the country
sometime between January
and April this year.
Dr Kamleh, who has a bachelors degree in medicine and
surgery, registered with the
Australian Health Practitioner
Regulation Agencys WA office

An ISIS propaganda image of

Dr Kamleh.
near the corner of Hay Street
and Railway Road, Subiaco, in
January 2010.
That registration expires in
September.
Dr Kamleh is from Perth and
trained to become a paediatrician in Adelaide.
Dr Kamleh was reported
to have worked at Princess
Margaret Hospital for about
six months.

The doctor shot to prominence when he appeared

in an ISIS video online on
Anzac Day, urging other
Muslim doctors to help him
establish a healthcare system in the Islamic state
that fundamentalists have
carved out of sections of Iraq
and Syria.
I saw this as part of my
jihad to help the Muslims in
the area that I could, which is
the medical field, Dr Kamleh
said in the video.
After being here it is disappointing to think how many
fellow Muslim brothers and
sisters who are in the medical field, doctors and nurses,
physios, dentists are still living
in the West.
Please consider coming,
please dont delay, its not
equipment we are lacking, its
truly just the staff.
An arrest warrant for him
was issued by federal and
South Australian police last
month and he faces up to 25
years in prison if he returns
to Australia.
On social media, Dr Kamleh
has said he has no intention
of returning to Australia and
said the government could
cancel his passport and even
his nationality.

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scriptions of their career, is

now on the grave.
Cooke was a despicable
murderer, Antoinette said. I
dont care how bad his childhood was he should not be
recognised in this way.
Truck driver Eric Cooke
(33), a father of seven, was
executed for a random murder
in Nedlands one of three on
the same night in 1963.
He murdered eight strangers, brutally attacked 14
others and burgled hundreds
of homes, most of the crimes
committed in the western
suburbs.
Antoinette said her mother
and siblings had no idea their
husband and father had been
Please turn to page 60

The plaque on Mr Allisons grave. It was

temporarily removed last week for the
burial of his wife, Audrey.

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Sunday 26th July 2015 at 3pm

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The concerts are from
3pm to 5pm - and afternoon tea is included in
the ticket price.
Performances over the
next four weeks begin
with Avenue 3. Vocalist
Joyce Mathers with Kim
Anning, guitar, and Ashley Arbuckle, violin, explores the jazz genre as
epitomised in the sounds
of Ella Fitzgerald, Peggy
Lee and the retro pop
and soft rock style of
such diverse singers as
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Megan Trainor.
Ashley, who received
the OAM this year for
his lifetimes musical
contributions, returns to
our programme again
a week later as guest
conductor of the Allegri
Chamber Orchestra.
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Avenue 3
Jazz, blues, retro pop,
soft rock with a classical twist!
Cost $15 (Conc. $12)
Book: Ph: 0415 449 894
(Joyce Mathers)
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Allegri Chamber
Orchestra
Musical
masterpieces
from around the world
Cost $20 (Conc. $15)
Children - free
Book: Ph: 0402 205 449
(Leanne Treen)
August 2
A Cappella Go & 2nd
Avenue Singers
4 Part Harmony: contemporary, retro pop and
jazz classics
Cost $15 (Conc. $12)
Book: Ph: 0418 943 726
(Michele Mentiplay)
August 9
Jake Dennis and the
Mint Jazz Band
Classic crooners cabaret;
jazz, swing and blues
Cost $15 (Conc. $12)
Book: Ph: 0407 372 563
(Clive Dennis)

POST, July 11, 2015 Page 17

Developers draw
line at nimbys

PLC gets a
kick from
rubbish

By LLOYD GORMAN
Cambridge residents fighting
their councils controversial
Amendment 31 are perfectly
entitled to protest against it,
WAs leading developer group
has said.

Peppermint Grove students

have learnt the art of making
a recycled soccer ball, just as
children in Tanzania do.
Presbyterian Ladies College
and Scotch College students do
a service tour to the African
country every second year.
They have been working in a
village called Matipwili since
2004, where they have built
community and educational
buildings and are currently
building a trade training centre.
Their Tanzanian tour guide and
community liaison, Bori Amri
Bori, left his home country for
the first time to visit both schools.
Bori talked about life in his
community and the positive
impact the PLC and Scotch
buildings provided.
He showed the students how
to make a soccer ball out of
plastic bags and newspaper,
as many Tanzanian children
do because they cannot afford
to buy balls.
For them it is saving rubbish
from the street and there are
some things we can make useful
rather than going to the shops,
Bori said.
The students took on the challenge of creating the balls and
enjoyed playing games with
them afterwards.
It was really fun and I understand why they would do that,
student Ashlee Wearne said.
It was really interesting, but
I felt a bit sad knowing they
dont have enough money to buy
sporting equipment. But it is a
good use of recycling to make
their own.

On the ball PLC Year 9 student Amelia Smith, left, Bori Amri Bori, and
Year 9 student Ashlee Wearne.
The whole time I was listen- as young as seven walking 12km
ing to Bori, I was saying I really a day to get to school through
the bush, Bori said.
want to go over to help.
PLC has raised nearly $100,000
Bori said he could not thank
PLC and Scotch enough for their and donated 30 laptops for progenerosity at fundraising and jects in Matapwili since 2010.
DFAT, through its Direct
building for Matipwili, along
with direct aid from the federal Aid Program, has contributed
Department of Foreign Affairs $30,000.
The next PLC-Scotch Tanzania
and Trade.
There is no electricity or run- Tour will be held in the July
ning water but we have children school holidays next year.

But the Urban Development

Institute of Australia (UDIA)
thinks residents objections to
development assessment panel
projects which are typically
big multimillion-dollar developments should not be allowed to
interfere with or influence them.
Nick Allingame, a UDIA member, gave evidence on June 29
to a parliamentary inquiry into
the regulations and operations
of the controversial DAP system, which was set up to help
developers bypass councils for
planning approvals.
Mr Allingame, who is also a
director of Pindan, a development company, was asked by
the chair of the committee chair
Kate Doust if the UDIA thought
that third-party rights should
be allowed by the DAP or State
Administration Tribunal in
planning disputes.
He said the institute did not
support that view but residents
should be involved in local
planning issues, such as scheme
amendments.
The DAP process is to effectively administer the town
planning scheme that is in place
without vocal minority attempting to sway decisions, he said.
The local community is involved, as we saw recently with
the Town of Cambridge.
The Town of Cambridge is trying to amend its town planning
scheme. The local community

has voiced its opinion in regards

to those changes that is the
time for the broader community
to get involved.
Once the town planning
scheme is in place the DAP
can go and administer that TPS
without having to deal with
some of the nimby [not in my
backyard] that still occurs.
The scheme amendment by
Cambridge would have allowed
duplex, triplex and apartments
to be built in City Beach, Floreat
and parts of Mt Claremont.
Ms Doust asked Mr Allingame
what should happen if an unhappy neighbour or resident had
an objection to a DAP proposal
that they believed would affect
their lifestyle or amenity.
Mr Allingame replied: I believe that should be taken into
account. What we are saying
is the reason for the rejection
should be noted.
He said applications should
be judged on their merits on
planning grounds and not by
what he called external factors.
Mr Allingame, who chairs
UDIAs built form committee,
said surveys, feedback and
experience had shown that
developers liked DAPs.
Mr Allingame said he was
aware of DAP meetings where
the presiding member had
deferred or cancelled the meeting because of a hostile public
gallery.
He said it could be intimidating.
He recommended that presiding members could be given
more training on how to deal
with these situations and use
powers available to them, including clearing the gallery.

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Top marks for ER doctor

A Subiaco doctor has become
the second to gain the highest
qualification possible in the
field of emergency medicine
while working at St John of
God Murdoch Hospital.

of the Australasian College for

Emergency Medicine in May.
Described by colleagues as a
person who gives every patient
her complete focus and time, Dr
McPherson cites her love of meeting and helping people as the
reasons for choosing emergency
medicine as a career.

Nola McPherson passed the

final exam of the Fellowship

MAXIMUM RECOVERY

It doesnt take a genius to recycle

(but two bins in your kitchen is pretty smart)

I love that you meet people

from all walks of life in the
emergency department, Dr
McPherson said.
I also love its fast nature with
acute medicine, you can generally help people get back to good
health pretty quickly.
Over the past eight years, Dr
McPherson has worked at Sir
Charles Gairdner Hospital,
Princess Margaret Hospital,
Wellington Hospital in New
Zealand, Joondalup Health
Campus and the Royal
Infirmary of Edinburgh.
She started work at Murdoch
Private Hospital Emergency
in February this year.
Its a wonderful, supportive environment here, Dr
McPherson said.
There is a huge variety of
skills among the doctors and
the training programs are
excellent, so its a great place
to learn.

Ash Brazill, left, Josie Janz-Dawson, Caitlin Bassett, and Nat Medhurst
have re-signed with West Coast Fever. Photo: Billie Fairclough

Fever runs high

A western suburb resident
has re-signed with state netball team West Coast Fever.
Shooter Caitlin Bassett, of
Subiaco, will play, as will
PLC old girl and defender
Josie Janz-Dawson, captain
Ash Brazill and shooter Nat
Medhurst.
Last Wednesday Nat won her
clubs most valuable player
gong at the teams awards night.

She scored 197 goals this

year, with a shooting rate of
86%.
Caitlin scored 600 goals.
Her previous best was 497 six
years ago.
Fever players will appear at
clinics for kids aged five to 13
during the off-season.
Caitlin and Nat were chosen
for the national Diamonds
team, which will play at Perth
Arena next month.

Spend-ups for sporting clubs

Ten western suburb sporting clubs will buy new equipment, thanks to cash from the
state government.

Find out more at www.cambridge.wa.gov.au/maxrecovery

1 Bold Park Drive Floreat | 08 9347 6000 | [email protected]

Dr Nola McPherson gained the

highest qualifications in emergency medicine.

In the latest round of the

Community Sporting Club
Equipment Subsidy Scheme,
Cambridge Bowling Club, City
Beach Netball Club, City Beach
Tennis Club, Floreat Park

Tennis Club, Nedlands Rugby

Union Football Club, Subiaco
Petanque Club, Subiaco
United Amateur Soccer Club,
The University of WA Rugby
Union Football Club, Wembley
Downs Junior Football Club
and Wembley Lacrosse Club
have each received $500 to
spend.

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Celebrate the life of Subiaco Station Street

Markets an institution for over 30 years. Live
Music, fantastic atmosphere and your favourite
shops are all here to serve you
Portuguese cuisine
delicious fresh
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chef Celyta.
Exotic gourmet
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also available.

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Boneless Butteried Leg of Lamb

(Plain, Red Wine & Garlic or Mint Flavoured)

$ 47
Sweet Locally Grown
250g Punnets of Strawberries

HT
CAUG
AUST.

H OT
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250G PUNNET

$
Fresh Tasmanian Twin Pack
Salmon Portions Skin On

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Nudie Coconut
Water 1 Litre
$3.99 per litre

$ 99

ISC Basmati Rice 5kg

16 per 100g

$ 99

Organic Road Virigin

Coconut Oil 1 Litre
$1 per litre

$ 99

Bella Terra Coconut Milk or

Light Coconut Milk 400ml
25 per 100ml

Under

Sorbent
Toilet Tissue 16 Pack
28 per 100 sheets

$ 99

HAriLceF
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Moccona Freeze
Dried Coffee 200g
$4.50 per 100g

$ 99

Harvey Fresh Long Life

Juice PET 2 Litre
$1 per litre

$ 99

Twinning Tea Bags

100s 200g
$3 per 100g

$ 99

MA D
W.A.

Yoplait Yoghurt 1kg

(Selected Varieties)
40 per 100g

$ 99

Lindt Chocolate 100g

$2.99 per 100g

$ 99

La Doria
Diced Tomatoes 400g
$1.98 per kg

Margaret River
Water 1.5 Litre
66 per litre

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Steggles Marinated Whole Split Chicken 950g

$7.35 per kg

Naked Chook Free Range

Whole Chicken

$ 99

lice
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Economy Whole Beef Scotch Fillet Steak

$ 99

$
Mt Barker Free Range
Multi-Pack Chicken Breasts

Frozen 1kg Premium

South African Hake Fillets
$8.99 per kg

$ 99

Mt Barker Free Range

Chicken Breast

Frozen 500g Shark Bay

Sea Mullet Fillets
$15.98 per kg

$ 99

Bulk Premium Beef Mince

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Frozen Norwegian
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Salmon Trout Side
$19.99 per kg

Frozen Imported
1kg Cooked & Peeled Prawns
$14.99 per kg

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$ 99
Helgas Bread 680/750g

Tuart Dairy Semi-Matured

or Matured Cheese 1kg
$6.99 per kg

H OT
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Paphos Greek Style

Yoghurt 2kg
35 per 100g

99
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South West
Milk 2 Litre
Full Cream or Hilo
$1 per litre

Harvey Fresh
Real Juice 2 Litre
$2 per litre

Watsonia Middle
or Rindless Bacon
Rashers 250g
$15.96 per kg

$ 99

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Tru Blue Twin Pack

Garlic Bread 320g
62 per 100g

Flora Spread
500g
56 per 100g

Sara Lee
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70 per 100ml

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$ 99

Primo Short Budget

Bacon 1kg
$5.99 per kg

$ 79

MA D
W.A.

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Brunswick
Shredded Cheese
1kg
$9.99 per kg

Pampas
Puff or Shortcrust
Pastry 1kg
40 per 100g

$ 99

Bulla Ice Cream

Crunch, Splits or
Splits Mini 8/14
Pack 560/800ml

$ 99

Birds Eye Country

Harvest Frozen
Vegetables 500g
(Selected Varieties)
$3.98 per kg

$ 99

McCain
Superfries 1kg
$2.99 per kg

$ 99

Harvey Fresh
Flavoured Milk
1 Litre
(Selected Varieties)
$1.99 per litre

Peters Original
Ice Cream 2 Litre
$2 per litre

Weight Watchers
Frozen Meals
290/370g
(Selected Varieties)

$ 99

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Large Bunches of
Garden Fresh Broccoli

$ 99

BUNCH

1kg Bags of Myalup WA Grown Carrots

WA Grown
Farm Fresh
Field Mushrooms

JCs Cashews
Salted or Unsalted
500g Pack
$13.98 per kg

99
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JCs Pitted Dates

500g Pack
$3.98 per kg

$ 99

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$ 99

$ 49

JCs Almonds
500g Pack
$15.98 per kg

1KG BAG

Sweet Australian Grown

750g Bags of Lunchbox Bananas

$ 99

JCs Dried
Cranberries
500g Pack
$11.98 per kg

$ 99

JCs Pistachios
375g Pack
$21.31 per kg

750G BAG

$ 99

Under

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Chips 150/170g
or Salsa 300g

Uncle Tobys
Traditional or Quick
Oats 1kg
50 per 100g

3er5Bottle

Aussie Natural
Spring Water
20 x 600ml

$ 49

$ 99

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Bundaberg Ginger
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Diet Ginger Beer or
Lemon Lime Bitters
10 x 340ml

Arnotts
Light & Crispy
Shapes 120g
$1.66 per 100g

$ 99

Whittakers Block
Chocolate 200g
$1.50 per 100g

Nescafe Menu
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$ 99

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Milkway or Twix Fun
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Heinz Baked Beans

or Spaghetti 420g
(Selected Varieties)
24 per 100g

$ 19

Red Rock Deli

Chips 165g
$1.81 per 100g

Pepsi or Schweppes
Drinks 2 Litre
$1 per litre

$ 99

99
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Raguletto
Pasta Sauce 500g
36 per 100g

$ 79

Barilla Pasta
395/500g

$ 79

Old El Paso Taco

or Burrito Kits
290/485g
(Selected Varieties)

$ 99

Sirena Tuna 95g

$20.95 per kg

$ 99

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Page 24 POST, July 11, 2015

Scientists study dementia risk in diabetics

By DAVID HUDLESTON
Nedlands researchers say
MRI brain scans may help
predict which people with type
2 diabetes are more at risk of
developing dementia.
The study, funded by a
Diabetes Research WA top-up
scholarship, found that slowed
thinking skills and abnormalities in an area of the brain
linked to memory and learning
could provide early warning
signs of dementia.
Participants who displayed

a decline in dementia status at

the 18-month mark of the study
almost one in 10 people were
more likely to have a left hippocampus that was larger than
the right in MRI scans taken at
the start of the research, said
Nicole Milne, a University of WA
school of psychology PhD student.
The studys first phase showed
type 2 diabetes could dramatically affect the everyday thinking skills of up to a third of
adults aged 60 and older.
Brain-related changes are
one of the lesser-known complications of type 2 diabetes and

can lead to cognitive problems

such as memory difficulties, poor
attention, and slower speed of
thought, she said.
While the final, three-year
follow-up data are currently
being analysed, its hoped the
new knowledge already uncovered from this research may lead
to ways to lessen the impact type
2 diabetes can have on memory
and thinking skills.
Diabetes Research WA executive director Sherl Westlund
said this study showed the potential for research to improve
the everyday lives of people

with diabetes.
The research uses data collected over three years from
people taking part in the
NHMRC-funded CANDID Study.
The total number of
Australians with diabetes and
pre-diabetes is estimated at
3.2million, and 90% of them will
have type 2 diabetes.
About 280 Australians develop
diabetes every day, meaning
more than 100,000 Australians
have developed it in the past
year.
Next week, July 12 to 18, is
National Diabetes Week.

Nicole Milnes research could

predict the risk of dementia in
diabetics.

Sun shines on dune volunteers

Blue skies and warm temperatures drew a bumper

crowd of volunteers to help
at Mosman Parks biggest
community planting day of
the year.

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About 100 volunteers gathered at Mosman beach on

June 28 to continue the many
years of work in preserving
the dunes.
Restoration started in 2012
and has continued over the
past four years with funding from the WA Planning
Commissions Coastwest grants
program.
More than 1500 seedlings
were planted in just over two
hours, and among the volunteers were many enthusiastic
young people from Mosman
Park, neighbouring suburbs
and the Friends of Mosman
Park Bushland.
This year saw the revamp
of the road reserve along
Curtin Avenue, adjoining Tim
Andersons memorial ghost
bike. The Anderson family
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Who let Kaylee loose?

By LLOYD GORMAN

Kaylee, a golden retriever, is

the ultimate pet but not much
of a watchdog.

Students Ethan Stebbing and Amber Stepatschuk and their peers made
the markets a big hit. Photo: Billie Fairclough

Student traders
find a market

Markets are nothing new to

Subiaco Primary School.

The schools grounds have

been the base for the Saturday
morning Subi Farmers Market
for the past five years.
But last week students opened
their own marketplace on a
school day.
More than 70 pupils from the
schools social justice group organised and ran the temporary
market to raise funds for Nepal.
Year 6 students, with helpers from Years 4 and 5, were

in charge of 12 stalls selling

donated books, toys, games and
food while others manned a
section where children could
get their hair coloured for 50
cents.
The rest of the school population descended on the marketplace at lunchtime.
Subiaco Primary was twinned
with a school in Cambodia, said
assistant principal Deb Hands.
Its all about giving back to
the community and helping the
poor in a way they can, she said.

Bob Dickinson often secures

her leash to a tree in his front
yard in Pangbourne Street,
Wembley.
Kaylee is such a regular there
that almost everyone in the area
knows her and stops to give her
treats, play or talk to her.
But two Sundays ago, while
Kaylee was out the front, a thief
took advantage of her good nature and she did not bark once.
It was a sunny morning and
the door was open when Kaylee
appeared in the house, Bob
said.
I went outside to check and
then I saw that the Thule straps
I had used were gone: someone
had stolen them.
Bob is, a semi-retired tradie
who installs Hills hoists and
real estate signs.
He said he would have been
happy to give the straps to the
person if they had asked, but
he was angry at them for being
reckless about Kaylees welfare.
It was a low thing to do that
to someones pet, Bob said.
They put her at risk, she
could have been run over.

Co-owners Bob Dickinson and Angela Schoen with Kaylee on Pangbourne Street. Photo: Paul McGovern

Bayswater spells out cull costs

Bayswater council is explaining the costs of the state
governments failed council
cull to its ratepayers.
The city spent over $1million,
in good faith, in preparation of
the boundary changes (equivalent to a 2.7% increase in rates),
a City of Bayswater flyer being
sent to residents with their rate
notices says.
Western suburb mayors have
combined to seek merger cost

reimbursement from the government (POST, July 4).

We had to do an awful lot
of cost-cutting to deliver low
rates, Bayswater councillor
Mike Anderton said.
I wanted an explanation put
in the rate notice.
The vote for the motion was
6-5, with mayor Sylvan Albert
against.
Mr Albert, a former Liberal
Party candidate, did not say why

he voted against the explanation.

At this stage I cant really
speak about that sort of thing,
he said.
Other councillors who voted
against it included Michelle
Sutherland, whose husband
Michael is Liberal MP for Mt
Lawley and Legislative Assembly
Speaker, and Stephanie Coates,
whose father Ross McLean was
the last Liberal MP for the federal seat of Perth.

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Goods left in cars invite

thieves, police say
Slippers, laptops, handbags, toys, university assignments: they all get stolen
from cars.
Wembley police stations Dave Stevenson
said the crimes caused a lot of trouble and
could be easily avoided.
A lot of really valuable items are stolen from
cars, and they often lead to other offences,
Acting Senior Sergeant Stevenson said.
There were seven thefts from motor vehicles
on Wembleys patch on Tuesday night.
On Monday night slippers and other items
were stolen from a car at Lake Monger.
The items had been left on a seat in plain
view.
Sergeant Stevenson said it was an open
invitation to criminals.
There is no good reason for leaving an
expensive MacBook Air in your car, he said.
But more than half our offences from last
weekend were stealings from motor vehicles.
Cottesloe police stations Chris Sprague said
there had been six such thefts on his patch
from last Friday night to Monday morning.

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Claremont
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A Claremont Quarter
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on Tuesday.
The crime happened
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A fraud was committed soon after the crime,
using a bank card that
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Police believe a man in

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help their investigation of a
serious assault at Claremont
station.
Detective Ryan Byrne said
two transit officers had been
injured while arresting a man
at the station at about 10.45pm
on Sunday, June 7.
One transit officer received
a knock to the head, which
caused him to fall to the
ground and lose consciousness, Detective Byrne said.
The other officer had scuffled with the man before subduing him with pepper spray
and handcuffing him, he said.

The arrested man had been

with another man during the
incident.
Detective Byrne said police
would like to know the other
mans identity.
He had light skin, was aged
between 20 and 30, slim and
about 1.75m tall, with long
brown hair that was tied back.
He wore dark pants and a
light jacket.
Information can be given
to Crime Stoppers, quoting
reference number 7759.

Police would like to talk to this

man about an assault at Claremont station.

Peak-hour seizure

Dalkeith burglary remand

Police seized a car in Stirling Highway durA 31-year-old Lockridge man charged over
ing peak-hour traffic on Wednesday.
They stopped the Toyota Camry near the a Dalkeith burglary has been remanded in
Cottesloe Central shops in Peppermint Grove. custody.
Police said the driver had too many demerit
Police allege the man burgled a Hobbs
points.
Avenue home on June 17 and did not stop for
police until a police dog caught up with him
near the river.
On Monday in the Perth Magistrates Court
A Floreat wall was vandalised last weekend
the man was remanded on charges of being
when a big graffiti mural was painted on it.
armed in a way that may cause fear, burglary,
The crime happened in Grovedale Road.
stealing, and trespass until his next scheduled
Police said the porous bricks meant a big
court appearance next month.
cleaning bill for someone.

Floreat wall vandalised

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Mr McKenna and seven other protesters

were strip-searched at the Perth Watch House
after they had been arrested for trespass
at Julie Bishops Subiaco electorate office
last year.
The group complained to the Corruption and
Crime Commission after the search, claiming
they had been threatened with strip-searches
if they did not leave the Rokeby Road building.
Some police say the incident has sped up WA
Polices research into getting a body scanner
installed at the Watch House.
I hope there is reform in our laws, Mr
McKenna said.
The practice is often used against vulnerable people.
Acting Assistant Judicial Services Commissioner Lawrence Panaia said police were
waiting on an architectural engineering report
to ensure there would be no issues involved in
installing a scanner at the watch house.
A body scanner will provide us with the
ability to scan persons entering the facility,
and if no concerns are identified there will
be no need for a strip-search to be conducted.
However, if an object is discovered by the
scanner, it gives grounds to conduct a stripsearch if necessary, he said.

Grove homes hit

Police think two Peppermint Grove crimes
a kilometre apart last weekend could be
linked.
Unlocked back doors meant crooks got into
homes in Venn and Keane streets.
Both crimes were reported to Cottesloe
police on Monday morning.
One is being treated as a burglary with
intent, because no property was stolen.

Cambridge Notice

COUNCIL ADOPTION OF SCHEME

AMENDMENT 31
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to Part 5 of
the Planning and Development Act 2005, Council
resolved to adopt Scheme Amendment 31 with
modications at its Special Council Meeting held
on 1 July 2015. The Scheme Amendment will
now be forwarded to the Western Australian
Planning Commission and Minister for Planning for
determination.
Further details on the modications to Scheme
Amendment
31
and
Councils
resolution
are available on the Towns website at
www.cambridge.wa.gov.au/futurehousingchoices.
Alternatively, contact Planning Services on 9347 6000
for further information.

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Spare change becomes

barkers delight
Bakery customers donations
of small change added up to
$1000 for the Shenton Park
Dogs Refuge Home.
Brian and Wendy Jobling,
owners of Bakers Delight stores
in Claremont Quarter and
Maddington, said customers
had put their donations into
counter tins.
Mr Jobling said a recent customers change had fallen into
a tin as it had been handed to
him at the Claremont shop.
When the customer asked
where the money was going, he
was delighted to hear the recipient was the dogs home because
his dog was being boarded
there the following week, Mr
Jobling said.
Bakers Delight has continually supported the dogs home
since we welcomed two homeless dogs into our family several
years ago.
The Homes Karen Buurman
said donations played a critical

Noteworthy Lora Hong, left, Rosalind Appleby, Freya Wheatley, and Andrea Vidler in MLCs Hadley Hall.

MLC celebrates female musos

There were gasps when audience members learnt about

American composer Amy
Beachs life.

She was a child prodigy and

could sing 40 songs before the
age of one, Methodist Ladies
College student Lora Hong said.
After she married, her husband
asked her to stop performing.
The audience was relieved to
learn Beach (1867-1944) started
performing after her husband
died.
Lora and fellow Year 9 student Chelsea Francis played

Beachs Berceuse for violin

and piano.
It was one of nine works
played in a program devoted to
celebrating women and music.
Rachel Lim, Elena Wittkuhn
and Jane Zhao played Louise
Farrencs Andante from her
piano trio in E minor.
The girls said Farrenc (180475) was studying composition by
the age of 15, even though women
were not allowed to enrol at the
Conservatoire at the time.
Former MLC clarinet teacher
Rosalind Appleby said Farrenc

was paid less than her male

colleagues once she became
a music teacher before she
kicked up a fuss.
The students also played works
by Hildegard of Bingen, Barbara
Strozzi, Clara Schumann, Peggy
Glanville-Hicks, Elena KatsChernin, Paramore and Sia.
We heard the history of classical music, Ms Appleby said.
Ms Appleby presented a copy
of her book, Women of Note:
The Rise of Australian Women
Composers, to MLC music head
Robert Faulkner.

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Barkers delight Aimee Balfe,

Karen Burrman, and Jennifer
Jobling with her father, Brian, at
the Shenton Park dog refuge.

Mosarts repays loan

Mosarts has repaid a controversial $25,000 loan to Mosman
Park council.
A year ago the council granted
the 12-month loan to get Mosarts
through the summer cinema
season after it closed its headquarters, Memorial Hall, for 12
months in 2012.
The loan had been criticised
by several councillors, who
frequently questioned corporate services manager Andries
Gertenbach about its repayment.
The loan was repaid at the
end of June.
Mayor Ron Norris was delighted Mosarts was able to trade
through the difficult period and

repay the loan.

I am very happy that we were
able to help them in this way,
he said.
Helping the community is
what councils are supposed to
be all about.
We should trust our sporting and volunteer groups and
encourage them in any way we
can to achieve good things for
Mosman Park.
The same applies to the position we are currently in with
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Letters to the POST

Editor, 276 Onslow Road, ShentonorPark

Hollywood calls for right to vote

If youre driving around
the pretty residential area of
Hollywood, you may see several
signs on peoples fences.
Residents desire a vote on what
happens to their suburb.
If Premier Colin Barnett is so
confident that a Perth council
takeover is what residents want,
why not be democratic about it?
And why insist on extending the
Citys boundaries to include UWA
and QEII, when an independent
advisory board has recommended
against this?
Advocates of the current City of
Perth Bill argue against QEII and
UWAs affiliation with Subiaco
and Nedlands councils.
How has this been a problem?
The joint establishment of the
97 bus route illustrates a good

working relationship.
Their problems stem from elsewhere, and an affiliation with the
local council of Perth will not
make these disappear.
Under Mr Barnetts rule,
the public hospital system has
reached crisis point, as reflected
by the concerns raised by AMA
WA president Michael Gannon
that a ban on ambulance ramping
could cause chaos, with a return
to corridor care.
He took the results of a survey
which showed that over half the
senior doctors at Fiona Stanley
felt patient care and safety had
been compromised to be a wakeup call for the Health Department,
which should start listening to
people.
UWA also appears to have
problems, with the highest level
of student activism since the
Vietnam War.
UWA funding cuts have resulted
in PhD students lining up for free
soup, while $860,000 was spent on
a controversial, nonsensical rebranding project (POST, June 27).
As for Kings Park, Mr Barnetts
typically unilateral decision to
build a cable car to his sandpit
of Elizabeth Quay would indicate,
in my opinion, that his heading a
six-person development committee could be a disaster for our city.

Residents of Hollywood hang signs

from their fences trying to get
Premier Colin Barnetts attention.

Anna Vanderbom
Monash Avenue, Nedlands

The end of footy

as we know it

Dont be a landscaping wimp

We all agree that we need
trees, but there are trees and
there are trees.
Great cities have big trees.
They are not afraid of them,
they embrace them.
With the loss of so many big
trees from private properties
in the western suburbs, its
imperative that our public
trees those in our streets
and parks be big ones if we
are to stay leafy.
Theres a street in Mt
Claremont, a relatively new
street with big houses, wide
verges and no overhead powerlines yet its been planted
with flowering plums!
What a missed opportunity to create something truly
grand.
The objection to big trees
is often the mess.
But go to any place where

they already have big trees

and tell them youre proposing
to cut them down and replace
them with smaller ones to
reduce the mess and theyll
run you out of town!
We seem to have become
very nervous in Perth in our
public landscaping.
We wont use big trees because they make a mess or
break things, we wont use
water features or gardens
because theyre high maintenance.
Yet its these elements that
make our public places truly
memorable.
Public places very much reflect what we are as a people.
Timid never came to mind
for Western Australians!
Grayden Provis
Hesperia Avenue, City Beach

Where is all the money coming

from?
Does Emperor Colin Barnett
have a money tree in his backyard?
Perhaps he does magic.
That stadium at Burswood and
Elizabeth Quay, what a waste
of money.
But Mr Barnett is not concerned about who pays for his
mess.
Its the public, workers and
pensioners who are now finding
it hard to live, and some of them
are finding it hard to survive
financially.
Times have really changed.
Once, it was so great to go to
the football and enjoy a good
time, but its going to be expensive to go to the Burswood
stadium.
We didnt really need it.
I reckon the Eagles, the
Dockers, the WA Football
Commission and the AFL should
not pay the huge sums involved
in moving to Burswood.
Subiaco Oval could have been
revamped for a small amount,
a pittance, compared with the
$2billion the government will
pay and doesnt have for the
new stadium.
Football will no longer be
good to go to and watch.
Valda Bertram
Railway Parade, West Leederville

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Surely it is two-way street:

if the military families dont
want civilians living near
them, they should be quartered in the barracks area
and isolated from civilians
(Homes stress the SAS,
POST, July 4).
That way they will have
good security, surrounded by
barbed-wire fences, and will
have no reason to complain.
The area outside the camp
can then be used as the authorities wish.
J. Russell
Myera Street, Swanbourne

Noisy and destructive corellas should be culled, W. John Hodder says.

Corellas time must be up

Once again, I take up my pen

regarding the feral birds, the
little corella and the long-billed
corella.
The shires of York and
Beverley now control these
pests.
They are wrecking leisure
grounds like the golf club, the
bowling club and tennis courts.
They are causing considerHave you lost your cockatoo?
A beautiful young cockatoo flew into our home in
I imagine the POST will have
Dalkeith on the Monday,
received many letters regarding
July 6.
It loves people and is tame. the actions of Cambridge counI am sure someone is miss- cil with respect to Amendment
31.
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the damage they do.
I dont condone eradicating
animals, but these fellers need
it, now!
Maybe Cottesloe council
should talk to the people who
buy bags of food for the pests,
encouraging domestic breeding.
W. John Hodder
Broome Street, Cottesloe

I cant believe it got through

against the very clear wishes
of the community it represents.
I intend to vote out each
councillor who supported
Amendment 31.
Justin Stewart
Clovelly Road, City Beach
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Letters to the POST

Editor, 276 Onslow Road, ShentonorPark

It was Isolated in the early 60s

because thats what it was
I was part of the early short
board surfing revolution.
I saved enough to buy a used
Cordingley woodie, nine-foot
three inches (2.8m) long.
This was December, 1959.
Mike Bibby and I would ride
our push bikes from the railway end of Grant Street, towing
our surfboards on four-wheel
trailers to Cott beach to surf.
At that time, there was a
shop at Dutch Inn and Norms
shop about where the icecream shop is now, opposite
Indiana.
The surf break was about
halfway between the two shops
and we called it Isolated because it was!
It was too far to ride our
bikes, and no one was surfing
there then.
Alan McGillvray and a few
others began to surf there then.
It was close to Rosendo
Street, where Alans family
owned a shop on the Avonmore
Terrace corner.
We believe the first person
to surf Cove was Mike Bibby.
He paddled around the Cott
groyne one day and told us of a

nice little right-hander there.

We surfed there now and
then, always paddling from
Cott.
The cliff at Cove was very
overgrown and it would have
been difficult to climb down
with a 30-pound board.
It was also a lot of extra riding on the bike.
All the above crew joined
Yallingup Board Club in the
early 60s and began to travel
there more often.
Made up mainly of Cottesloe
and Mosman Park guys, it became the most successful WA
club during the 60s.
It won the Offshore Cup from
1964 to 1966.
A copy of the club photo is
now in the Caves House Hotel,
Yallingup.
The trophy was unfortunately lost in a fire at Cordingleys
Surfboard Shop in Hay Street,
Subiaco.
Mike Bibby is compiling a
history of the club, available
at the Surfing Down South
website.

ATO scammers
threatened me
with arrest

From the June 13 POST. Kim Gillespie, from Perth Studio Potters, makes one of
the fundraising bowls for Empty Bowls Perth.

Colin Morris
Elizabeth Street, Cottesloe

Bowled over by great support

an online auction of bowls signed
by the coach and nine players
from both the West Coast Eagles
and the Fremantle Dockers, we
raised just over $13,400.
All these funds have been donated to Foodbank, to assist its
work in feeding hungry Western
Australians.
Foodbank has put some photos
from the event on its Facebook
page.
The small amount of food left
over at the end of the day was
taken to St Barts House and donated to the homeless.
Janet Pyke
Coordinator, Empty Bowls Perth
the Campbell barracks in order
to, among other things, increase
security.
On top of their previous very
generous gift to DHA of Seaward
Claremont has become a disVillage, perhaps the Department aster area, in my opinion.
of Defence would throw in a few
Apart from chaos on the roads
extra million dollars so DHA and self-imposed traffic jams,
wont need to sell off to private the town centres focal point has
interests what should be defence shifted from Bay View Terrace.
housing land.
Bay View Terrace is now runC. Jackson down and partially deserted.
Cottesloe

Many thanks for providing

such excellent publicity for the
Empty Bowls Perth event Empty
bowls will fill tummies, POST,
June 13).
As a result of the wonderful support we received, we had a very
successful day at Christ Church
Grammar School, with over 370
people coming out in what was
really awful weather to enjoy
soup and bread and choose their
own bowls.
Together with the proceeds from

Defence could stop Seawood Village land sale

I grew up near Seaward
Village, in the Allen Park area
of Swanbourne, and still enjoy
taking my children through the
bush trails and to play in the
parks there.
The POST reported (Army
can veto sell-off, June 13) that
Seaward Village had been
gifted to Defence Housing
Australia (DHA) presumably
so it could continue to look after
the best interests of the defence

families who live there.

I am very disturbed to hear
that DHA is now planning
to sell off a large parcel of
Seaward Village land for
private development, apparently in order to partially fund
redevelopment of the current
defence housing!
Perhaps all is not lost.
I have heard that the
Department of Defence is going
to spend $220million to upgrade

I would like to inform my fellow readers of a scam of which

I was a target last Friday.
On checking my phone
messages, I found one which
purported to be from the
Australian Taxation Office,
accusing me of tax evasion
and threatening me with
police arrest if I did not ring
the following number, (02)
6152 8615, and ask for Jason
OConnor.
Naturally, at first I was
quite shocked, but because
it was late when I received
the message, I could not ring
back immediately.
On reflection, common sense
prevailed and I realised that
if there had been any problem
about my tax status, the ATO
would have sent me an official
letter.
My recognition of this was
later confirmed by an accountant friend.
Therefore I intend to report
the scam to the police and
would warn any other reader
who might be targeted in this
way to do the same and, above
all, not to respond.
Judith Woodward
Wembley

Claremont CBD is in decline

Instead of being the vibrant
shopping street it once was, it is
now a shadow, with empty shops
and no atmosphere and nothing
to encourage one to spend more
time there than necessary.
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Myera Street, Swanbourne

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Community news

Whats on

Anything
is possible,
says
Ghupi

in POST community

Cambridge Rotary

Greens Senator Scott Ludlum

will give a talk titled The
Promise of Fusion: Where to
from here? He is the guest
speaker at the next breakfast
meeting of the Rotary Club
of Cambridge. It is at 7.30am
on Wednesday, July 15, at
the Cambridge Bowling Club.
Enquiries: Max on 9387 4626
or Mike on 9204 1324.

Illusionist Ghupi will be

spreading a bit of magic in
Claremont next Thursday.
Ghupi, who is also an escapologist, will feature in the
school holiday program at the
Claremont community hub and
library on July 16.
Learning magic tricks not
only entertains others but can
also develop confidence in
young children, Ghupi said.
We can offer children aged
eight to 17 a remarkable experience. Not only showing
and teaching them magic, but
also helping them to become
more creative by learning the
performance and make believe
of magic.
Performance skills build
confidence and that is an important part of life in school,
work and personal relationships.
Magic can change your life.
Anything is possible.
The school holiday morning
session is free, but bookings are
essential by calling the library
on 9285 4353.

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Unitarian gathering

The Nightmare of Kafka is the

title of the talk Leo Leriche
will present for the Unitarian
gathering on Sunday, July 19.
Enquiries: 9336 4809 or go to
Perthunitarians.org.
Open house

Ghupi has a few tricks up his sleeves for kids these holidays.

Rock quiz concept gets a local twist

Russell Woolf, the former host
of ABC 720s Drive program, will
compere a rock quiz and charity auction in West Leederville
next Sunday, July 19.
The event is hosted by
Wembleys Concept Music as
part of the music stores 35th
anniversary celebrations.
The aim of the evening is to
raise funds for specially chosen
local schools and organisations
that need equipment to support
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will feature prizes and auction items valued at more than
$20,000.
Guests will be invited to take
part in live and silent auctions.
The headline prize is tickets

to the Tommy Emanuel concert,

including a pre-show meet-andgreet.
The rock quiz is at 6.30pm
for 7pm on Sunday, July 19, at
the Leederville Town Hall, 84
Cambridge Street.
The cost is $25 per person, or
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and snacks or order gourmet
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Open House for Seniors has

vacancies for people who
would like to play canasta
and dominoes. The group
meets from 9.30 to noon
each Thursday at the Church
of Christ, 10 Bournemouth
Crescent, Wembley Downs
(almost opposite the Downs
Shopping Centre). Players
are also welcome to join in
mahjong, Scrabble and chess,
and to enjoy the morning tea.
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Community news

Will storms into

Aussie team

Grand time for singing

A new term will start next week with a
new musical director for Vocal Ensemble
Voiceworks, based in Shenton Park.
The new conductor is WAAPA graduate
Joshua Webb, who has established a reputation as an accompanist and arranger for
Collegium Symphonic Choir.
He has also sung with the WAAPA Eneksis
Vocal Ensemble and has directed award-winning musical theatre productions throughout
Perth and the Peel region.
Voiceworks director Maggie Wilde West
said: We have put together a really exciting
and fun program for our next two terms and
we think that Joshua will be a great addition
to our ensemble.
We love that he has a passion for musical theatre, which we think that will fit well
with the kind of music Voiceworks loves to
perform.
The choirs new 10-week term starts on
Tuesday, July 14, and beginners are welcome.
We are a non-auditioning community
choir, Maggie said.
For more information, call Bev on 0448 131 153.

After taking up the sport only

last year, Will Greenwood has
been selected in the national
junior gridiron team.

Sparkling music
Madjitil Moorna, a community choir singing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
music, will feature in a special NAIDOC
Week sunday@subi concert on July 12.
The choir, led by by award-winning Noongar
musicians Candice Lorrae, Della Rae Morrison
and George Walle, will share songs of joy,
hope, love and fun in Indigenous languages
and English.
The second act will be The Merindas,
Australias premier Indigenous female soul
trio.
The energetic show will feature Motown
hits performed with glitzy costumes.
Sunday@subi concerts start at 2pm with
tickets available from 1.15pm on the day.
They are allocated on a first-come, firstserved basis and all attendees must be present
to collect their tickets.
Sunday@subi, presented by Subiaco council,
will run every Sunday until August 23 at the
Subiaco Arts Centre at 180 Hamersley Road.

MUSIC FOR PLEASURE

Concert Series 2015
On Sunday afternoons during the months of July and
August 2015, the Music for Pleasure Concert Series will
be held in the War Memorial Town Hall, Cottesloe from
3.00pm to 5.00pm.
Ticket price includes Afternoon Tea. Please see the Council
Website http://www.cottesloe.wa.gov.au for full schedule
and ticket booking information or telephone 9285 5000.
Mat Humfrey
Acting Chief Executive Officer
PO Box 606 Cottesloe WA 6911
Telephone (08) 9285 5000
Email [email protected]
Website www.cottesloe.wa.gov.au

Understanding the subtleties of the game has changed Will Greenwoods attitude to
gridiron and he is now in Australias junior team. Photo: Billie Fairclough

Will (19) said his background

in Australian Rules football had
made the transition to American
football relatively easy.
A year ago I didnt understand
gridiron and I thought it was a stupid game, Will said. Now I still
like AFL, but I prefer gridiron.
A university student, Will lives in
Mt Claremont, the home of gridiron
team Claremont Jets, and used to
drive past the teams home ground
opposite the primary school when
they were training.
I went down to the park with a
few friends and enjoyed it, he said.
Will is fast and tall and, though
the way gridiron players catch and
throw the ball is very different
from Australian Rules, he adapted
quickly.
I am training to be a gridiron
quarterback and it has taken a long
time to learn to throw the ball, he
said. You throw it like a torpedo
in football and the ball spirals.
He played for the Claremont Jets
over the summer and then got into
the state team.
We were runners-up after losing
in the dying seconds, Will said.
After the national competition
held in Perth, Will was selected
for the national junior team.
He is now with the team on
the Sunshine Coast to play New
Zealand in a World Cup qualifier.
While in Queensland, Will is
working with a top US coach from
the University of Charleston.
He is also heading for Singapore
in September for an international
gridiron tournament.
Will said that judging by the
numbers joining the Claremont
Jets, gridirons popularity was
growing very fast.
Its great because it suits almost
every body shape, he said.
Receivers are tall and fast,
linemen are massive 120kg players
and the running backs are short
and stocky.

The flag that belongs in Western Australia

The story of the first flag
raised by Australians on
the beach at Gallipoli on
April 1915 will unfold next
Sunday in Nedlands.
The Royal WA Australian
Historical Society has borrowed the World War I flag
for an exhibition continuing
until September 30 at its
headquarters in Stirling
House, on the corner of

Broadway and Clark Street.

Curator Wendy Lugg will
tell the story of the Red Cross
flag at 2pm on Sunday, July
19, as part of the societys
open day, which will run
from 1 to 4pm.
Among the more poignant
of the stories in the exhibition is that of the stretcher
bearers of WAs 3rd Field
Ambulance C Section. John

Simpson Kirkpatrick, the

man with the donkey, was
one of many members of
this unit who lost their
lives.
The Red Cross flag this
unit raised on the beach
after the dawn landing on
Anzac Day was recorded as
being the first flown there.
This historic flag has been
borrowed for the exhibition,

but the society believes it

belongs in WA.
Donations to help
Museums Australia WA
buy the flag can be made
at the exhibition or online
at australianculturalfund.
org.au.
The World War 1 commemorative exhibition is open
Monday to Friday, 9.30am
to 5pm, until September 30.

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Community news

The Georgists wanted

land for the people
Land and its value have been
controversial since the very
early days of the Swan River
Colony.
In the years from 1898 to
1914, a passionate group of
West Australians, known at the
Georgists, campaigned for a single tax to stop land speculators.
They believed that the value
of a block of land was created
by society and not by improvements like houses, factories and
dams placed on it.
The Georgists wanted to see
unimproved land value returned
to the people by means of a tax
on that value.
This single tax would compel
landowners to use their property
or sell it, thus allowing access
to land by the people, creating

employment and eliminating

poverty.
History researcher Andrew
Gill will present a paper on WAs
Georgists at the next meeting of
the Royal WA Historical Society.
He will trace the foundation,
rise, fall, and modest achievements of the Single Tax League
of WA between 1898 and 1914
through its monthly publication,
Taxation (1900-1906), and through
the controversies that raged
across the pages of the press.
His presentation, God
Gave the Land to the People:
Single Taxers in Western
Australia 1898-1914, is at 6pm
on Wednesday, July 15, at
Stirling House, on the corner
of Broadway and Clark Street,
Nedlands.

The stories that make us

James Hollis will look at
the stories that shape peoples
lives in a documentary to be
screened by the C.G. Jung
Society.
In the film Stories Told,
Stories Untold, Stories That
Tell Us Dr Hollis illustrates
the role stories play by using
his own story.
He was born in the US of immigrant parents and was the
first of his family to go to college, where he trained in the
humanities and was a professor
for 26 years.
A deep depression in mid-life
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suggested Jungian analysis.
Dr Hollis went to Zrich, retrained, returned to the US and
set up a practice as a Jungian
analyst.
Since then he has written 14
books and over 50 articles.
The film will screen at 7.30pm
on Friday, July 17, in the Mary
Lockett Lecture Theatre in
QEII Medical Centres F.J.
Clark lecture theatre complex
enter Caladenia Loop off the
Monash Avenue/Hampden Road
roundabout.
The cost is $20, $15 concession
and $10 for members.

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Dalkeith tradies Jayda Leisk, left, and Jasmin Denovan helped to build a wall of tissue boxes for their sister
school in Bali.

Dalkeith tradies to change the world

The students at Dalkeith
Primary School dressed as
tradies and built a wall at
their school.
The wall was made of empty
tissue box bricks, many
colourfully decorated and all
containing donations for their
sister school in Bali.
They managed to raised
$3492.70 for Pegadungan Primary
School, which has 200 students

and staff who all share two

squat toilets.
Dalkeith Primary School is
well on the way to its aim to raise
$4500, which they have been told
will build a new toilet block at
the Bali school.
Our Bali Wall on the school
veranda is a symbol of what
we plan to build for our sister
school,said Dalkeith deputy
principal Sarah McCormack.
New toilets will greatly

improve the health and wellbeing of staff and students in

the school community.
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Community news

Rugs change lives

Many hands
sculpt a
menagerie

Terry Hoyne has a passionate interest in tribal rugs from

Turkey, particularly those
made using natural dyes.
Terry is the next speaker
for the Friends of the UWA
Library on Tuesday.
He will focus on the DOBAG
(Dogal Boya Arastirma ve
Gelistirme Projesi) Project,
which is a natural dye research
and development project.
Terry has been the
Australian representative of
the DOBAG Project since 1993,
having come upon it while
travelling in Turkey with his
wife, Pam.

Students have used 1000kg

of clay to create 1200 works of
art in an outpouring of artistic
endeavour at Churchlands
Primary School.
Using nearby Herdsman Lake
and their environment as inspiration, they have crafted tortoises,
native birds, floating fish, bird
houses, totems and life-sized
teachers to be part of a new
sculpture garden opening at the
school in November.
The school is celebrating its
50th birthday and the garden
will be unveiled as part of the
schools open day of celebrations.
For the past term, all the
schools 521 students have been
working with ceramic sculptor Amanda Shelsher and art
specialist Melinda Cockerill to
create an an imposing menagerie
of ceramic figures.
Amanda said they could be
very proud of their achievements.
They have embraced working
intensely with clay to build unique
creations and it has paid huge
dividends in developing their confidence and creativity, she said.
You cannot underestimate
the importance of art in primary
schools such as Churchlands
Primary School.
The official open day will be
held on November 6.
The day-long celebration will
see past students, staff and community members join the current
school community and special
guests for presentations, drama

They met the founder of the

project, Harald Boehmer, a
German chemist revitalised
indigenous textile art by reintroducing natural dye methods
in carpet-making villages.
Women weavers and their
families dye and hand-knot
woollen pile carpets for the
DOBAG Project, which has
greatly improved their social
condition.
Terrys talk is at 7.30pm
on Tuesday, July 14, in the
ground-floor meeting room of
UWAs Reid Library.
Entry is by donation of $5.
For more information, email
[email protected].

Winter warmer to help children

After 14 years, the Subiaco
Day VIEW Club has a new
name, the Western Suburbs
VIEW Club.
To celebrate, the club will
hold a Winter Warmer and
visitors are warmly invited
For $15, visitors can enjoy
soup, a sandwich and a slice.
There will also be tables
of things to buy, including
preserves, jewellery, books

and knick-knacks, as well as

raffles and entertainment.
The Winter Warmer will be
at Mt Claremont Community
Centre at 11am on Wednesday,
July 22.
To book a seat, call Ann on
9387 7104 or Glen on 0413 449
930 by July 15.
The club sponsors disadvantaged children through
the Smith Familys Learning
for Life educational program.

New term for English language classes

English classes for adults
around the western suburbs
will start again for term three
from July 21.
The classes, for different levels from beginners through to
advanced, cost $4 and include
morning tea. There is no need
to register.
On Tuesdays the classes
are from 9.30am to noon at
Dalkeith Anglican church,

Churchlands primary students, from left, Tiam Toufan, Joshua Bevan,

Mitchell Langdon and Jeremy Keng with a pelican sculpture inspired by
the water wonderland at nearby Lake Herdsman.
The new sculpture garden will
be opened and guests will be
treated to a community morning tea.

and musical performances, photographic timelines and history

projects highlighting the schools
significant past.

56 Viking Road email esl@

dalkeith.perth.anglican.org.
On Wednesdays, from 9am to
noon, the venue is St Matthews
church on the corner of
Onslow and Derby roads in
Shenton Park [email protected].
On Fridays, 9am to noon,
head along to Karrinyup
Anglican Church, 51 Burroughs
Road call Kaye on 0422 965
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Dancing out
of Africa

Mossie kids are soccer

play makers
As the Matildas were battling it out for Australia on the
world soccer stage in Canada,
students at Mosman Park
Primary School were holding their own soccer premier
league at lunchtimes.
The games were umpired
by middle and senior school
students.
The games were very exciting
with players representing their

Jolimont Primary School

students learnt Kenyan storytelling, Sri Lankan dance and
Vietnamese cooking as part
of the schools third annual
Cultural Day.

school houses, deputy principal

Ian Bersan said.
The final of the Years 1-2 competition was won by the Baldwin
Wanderers who defeated the
Buckland Jets 4 goals to 2.
The Years 3-4 final was between the Baldwin Spurs and
Buckland Dynamos, while
Stirling Real Madrid played
Stirling Athletico Madrid in the
senior final.

Parents were invited to

share their varied cultural
backgrounds with the students, as class groups moved
through activities, which also
included Japanese toys and
photo taking.
The whole school was involved in celebrations and
students from Kindergarten to
Year 6 brought plates of food
to share at lunchtime.
Aussie lamingtons and
Vegemite scrolls shared pride
of place with Polish apple
pancakes, Bangladeshi rice
pudding and Italian pizza.
Japanese teacher Sonia
Wong said the Cultural Day
was in line with the curriculums focus on awareness and
appreciation of cultures in the
community.
This activity enhances a
Idil Sudi, pictured with her sons, taught Jolimont students about Somali greater understanding and
culture. Later in the day all students got up and danced to traditional respect for cultural differences, she said.
African music.

Actors age from eight to 38

A modern anti-romance by
a Pulitzer Prize finalist opens
this Saturday.

Charlotte Hirst, left, competes for the ball with Jasmin Letts, while Isabel
Cullity prepares to receive it. Finnbar Williams stands in the goals in the
last line of defence.

The play, Gruesome Playground Injuries, by Rajiv Joseph,

is presented by Playlovers
Theatre, Hackett Hall, Floreat.
The darkly humorous drama
follows the lives of Doug and
Kayleen from the ages of eight to
38 as their lives keep intersect-

ing at intervals, leading the two

childhood friends to compare
the calamities that keep drawing them together.
Director Kristen TwynamPerkins said there were two
main challenges with the script.
The actors need to easily
and convincingly portray their
characters in five-year increments over a 30-year period,

she said.
The actors are also on stage
the whole time so they do all the
set, costume and make-up changes
in full view of the audience.
Gruesome Playground Injuries
plays at 8pm on July 11, 16, 17, 18,
23, 24 and 25 with 2pm matinees
July 12 and 19.
Tickets are $20, $15 concession
book on 0415 777 173.

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Community news

Bridge will keep the

little grey cells active
Peter Smith, one of
Australias leading bridge
teachers with over 30 years
experience, will start a new
series of classes soon at the
West Australian Bridge Club.
Peter, the clubs professional,
will offer a range of classes,
starting with a beginners course
on Tuesday evenings, beginning
on July 21.
This will be aimed at completely new players and will be
a simple, clear introduction to
the game.
Card Play Essentials on
Tuesday mornings will be for

players at the next stage and will

include all the important basics
of good card play technique.
Master Card Play and Defence
on Wednesdays in the early
evenings is a hands-on course
for experienced players.
Then, in a course called
Intermediate Bidding, starting
on July 23, Peter will clearly
explain the finer points of the
Acol system
All classes will be at the
club, at 7 Odern Crescent,
Swanbourne.
Anyone who is interested in
the courses should contact Peter
on 9381 5270.

When less is better for gardens

Its not often you can get
gardening tips from a professor, but thats what is on offer
at the annual George Seddon
Lecture.
The presenter is Professor

Scenes of industry
The competition subject at
Westside Photography Club
this month is Industrial
Landscape.
Head along to see what photographers make of it.
Digital and print images of
a wide range of subjects will
also be judged at the meeting
at 7.30pm on Tuesday, July 14.
It is at Mt Claremont Community Centre, 107 Montgomery
Avenue, and visitors are welcome.
For more informationm visit
www.westsidephoto.org.au.

Hans Lambers from UWAs

school of plant biology.
His topic, Richness on Our
Nutrient-Impoverished Soils
Help for Perth Gardeners, will
look at why people need to look
after their native plants more
effectively to maintain Perth
as one of the most biodiverse
cities in the world.
He says many banksia and
hakea species are very sensitive
to fertilisation with phosphorus
and, for most, less is better.
The George Seddon Lecture
at 6pm on Thursday, July 23, is
sponsored by the UWA Friends
of the Grounds and the Institute
of Advanced Studies.
It will be in the Ross Lecture
Theatre in UWAs Physics
Building.
There is no charge, but RSVP
is essential via www.ias.uwa.
edu.au/lectures/lambers.

Members of the new EarlyAct Club of Rosalie with, from left, principal Roslyn Kay, Rotary Club of Western
Endeavour president Rohan Nagappa, Rosalie teacher Suzie Kidd and, on the right, Rotary district governor
Jerry Pilcher, teacher Suzanne Farmer and Rotary member Jane OLeary.

Caring starts early at Rosalie

Wanting to help others is the
motivation for Isobel Lowe, the
first president of WAs first
EarlyAct club.
Isobel, from Rosalie Primary
Schools newly formed club,
said: I want to help people
who dont have as much as we
do and this is a way I can help
make a difference.
The EarlyAct Club of Rosalie
Primary School, which is sponsored by the Rotary Club of

Western Endeavour, officially

received its charter last week.
After an Aussie-themed assembly presented by the Year
1 students, Rotary district governor Jerry Pilcher presented
name badges and information
packs to office bearers and club
members.
He acknowledged the foresight
of Rosalie principal Roslyn Kay
in seeing the value of introducing EarlyAct and the dedication

of teachers Suzie Kidd and

Suzanne Farmer.
The EarlyAct club is already
well on the way to buying its first
ShelterBox to help people who
are homeless as a result of the
earthquake in Nepal.
As a service club for primary
school students, EarlyAct aims
to give students increased
awareness and knowledge
of their community and the
world.

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Roll up for
French game

Free talk
on yoga
for arthritis

The French game of ptanque will be celebrated all

over Australia next weekend.

An exercise program developed at Johns Hopkins

University in Baltimore for
people with arthritis is being
used at a Nedlands studio.
The yoga-style program incorporates gentle movements,
breathing and stress management techniques designed specifically for arthritis patients.
Physiotherapist and clinical
yoga and pilates specialist
Jane Leslie said many arthritis
sufferers spent their days in
pain and became increasingly
inactive as a result.
By introducing yoga as a
regular part of a patients
exercise routine, those living
with arthritis can experience
the proven benefits of exercise
and regain some mobility and
function in a safe way with
low impact, low velocity movements ideal for joint health,
she said.
Anyone interested in learning more about the benefits
of yoga for arthritis is invited
to a free information session
at Wisdom Physiotherapy in
Nedlands on Tuesday, July
14, at 10.30am.
To book, call 6389 2947 a
healthy morning tea will also
be served.
For more information about
yoga for arthritis, visit www.
wisdomphysio.com.

Read the POST online at

postnewspapers.com.au

Bare heads Members of Gennaros army are, from left, Matt Frediani, Nathan Zorbas, Gennaro Rapinese,
Chris Coonie, Aaron Brice.

Gennaros army shaves for kids

An army of fundraising mates
shaved their heads or coloured
their hair to support children
living with cancer.
The fundraiser began as a gesture of support from friends of
35-year-old father of two Gennaro
Rapinese, who was recently
diagnosed with acute myeloid
leukaemia.
It grew quickly, with more than
40 of his friends volunteering
to shave their heads or colour
their hair.
When Leederville barber Theo
Zeppos heard about the event,
he opened his shop on a Sunday
and donated his time to shave
the mates.
More than 100 family and
friends, affectionately nicknamed Gs Army, gathered at
The Barber Shop in Leederville.
The fundraising tally now
stands at $23,000, and Gennaro
and his wife, Joanne, are donating it all to help children facing
the same battle.
Having two young daughters
of my own, I cant begin to im-

agine how tough it must be for

the kids and for their families
watching them go through it,
Gennaro said.
This incredible fundraising
tally has exceeded even our
wildest hopes, so we are going to
take some time now to consider
how best we can use this money
to brighten the lives of children
living with leukaemia and other
cancers.

Gennaro, is extremely positive

about his future.
I have the best support team
anyone could ask for: brilliant
doctors and nurses, an amazing
wife and an incredible army of
friends and family, he said.
Cancer doesnt stand a
chance.
To support Gennaros fundraising, visit gofundme.com/
x5n77q5n.

Subiaco Ptanque Club is making its contribution to National

Ptanque Weekend by holding
an open day on Saturday, July
18, 2 to 4.30pm.
If you have seen people playing this French bowling game
and thought you would like to
have a try, this is your chance
to have a go.
The club will lend you equipment and there will be plenty of
qualified and experienced players keen to show how it is done.
Ptanque is easy to play, suits
both men and women of all ages
and is great for families.
All you need is a set of boules
and some people to play with.
Subiaco Ptanque Club is a
friendly club whose members
welcome new players and are
always keen to offer advice and
help to beginners.
So why not come along on
Saturday, July 18, and give it a try.
For more information, call
Stephanie on 0408 908 680.

This desert is covered in vegetation

The Gibson Desert gets an
average of less than 200mm
of summer rainfall per year
but is still able to support
vegetation over its entire
17million hectares.
Brian Boyle, the president
of the Perth branch of the
Wildflower Society, has visited
the Gibson Desert many times
and will share his experiences
at the groups July 14 meeting.
The Gibson Desert is mainly

lateritic hills and sand plains,

with areas of red dunes in the
north-east.
The vegetation ranges from
mulga woodlands and acacia
shrub lands to hummock grasslands.
There are no fresh or saline
river systems but there are several large freshwater lakes and
clay pans that fill after good rains.
About 650 plant species have
been recorded in the desert,

though the area has been poorly

investigated.
To hear the talk, head along
to the Subiaco Community
Centre in Bagot Road, across
the road from Crossways shopping centre.
The doors open at 7.30pm and
the meeting will start at 8pm
with a quick AGM, followed
by the talk. Entry is $2 at the
door and you do not need to be a
member of the society to attend.

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The winners of last
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Bowling Club were
Cliff Racey, Norma
Samuel, Pam Ranzett
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On Friday, the winners of the triples
were Cliff Racey,
Maureen Young and
Gavis Arrow with +3,
while the winner of
the scroungers game
was Pam Islip.
Saturday mornings RAC games
were won by Don
Quin, David Sladen
and Andy Jenkins
with runners-up Cliff
Racey, Jim Ryan and
Bob Gauntlett.

Dalkeith
Nedlands
It was a robust start
last Tuesday, when the
mixed bowls winners
were Celia Bakker,
Marg Wells, David
Ironside (of course)
and Brian Jackson
with a handsome +17.
They were followed
by Lynette Worland,
Joan Robins, Robert
Harrison and Marie
Monks, who were
runners-up on a countback.
Intrepid players
braved the elements
for Thursdays mixed
ups and saw wins to
John McIntosh (this
has to stop!), supported by Peter Jeanes

and Wendy OMeehan

on +14.
Following up were
David Hyde, Kingsley
Newman, George Klug
and David Ironside
(naturally) with +3.
Tom James, having a
go at skippering, with
Pete Brown and Pete
Smythe also scored +3.
There was no report from the Friday
ladies so one can only
assume that their
weekly lunch got totally out of hand. We
are currently dealing
with complaints from
neighbours.
A large contingent
of blokes played fours
on Saturday, with
the intention to swap
teams at arvo tea. But
some stayed out and
got wet while some
went in to get dry.
Then the dry ones
went out and got wet
while the wet ones
came in and got dry.
It all got a bit muddled, but from it all
the club extracted
some winners Peter
Jeanes, Alan Pitman,
David Wood and Tom
James on +19.
They were followed by Andrew
Foster, Kingsley
Newman, Rick (the
Wick) Mapley and
Pete Brown on +7 and
then Macca McIntosh,
George Klug, Chris
Richardson and
Martin Adams on +4.
The president has
returned so prizes
were strictly limited
to tap water and dry
crusts.
Joel Steinberg has

bowling
insisted that the club
promotional film has
been concluded but
unfortunately was
diverted to Nigeria
where a very kind
gentleman is only too
pleased to forward it
to us.
He required the
clubs bank details
so he could on-charge
freight and so, in the
absence of the treasurer, the details were
forwarded to him.
We await the films
arrival!

Hollywood
Subiaco
The rink of Jenni
Lush, Deirdre Duncan,
Pam Forrester and
Lesley Langley was
going well in the
ladies indoor bowls
last Tuesday, until the
15th end.
Unfortunately Innaloo then scored a
five to send a dagger
through their hearts and
Hollywood lost 13/18.
On the other rink,
Anne Ormsby, Nada
Bonny, Usha Nigam
and Betsy Tapley were
outclassed 9/30.
In last Thursdays
three-bowl pairs, the
team of Peter Evans
and Kim Jefferis won
both games convincingly.
Robbie Blythe and
Mac Hughes struggled in their second
game but accumulated
enough points to claim
second place.
After losing the
first game, John Hall

and Leigh Fitzpatrick

bounced back in the
second game to be
outright winners of the
antique chinaware.
There was a good
turnout for Saturdays
M & M triples. Ron
Wilkie, Colin Graves
and Uncle Arthur
struggled in the early
part of their game
against John Duncan,
Margaret Gawler and
Vern Jones until there
was a shower of rain.
Uncle Arthur and his
team then moved into
cruise control to win
the M & Ms with +9.
Just two shots behind in second place
were Anne Ormsby,
Rod Hickling and
Leigh Fitzpatrick with
a comfortable +7.
Ross Chesters, Usha
Nigam and Wally
Graham picked up
two on the last end
but it was not enough
to deny Ted Brown,
Bob Porter and John
Horsfall third place
with a +1.
With Phil Lawler at
home resting on his
laurels, Alex Gryta
got the opportunity
to be Sundays King
Scrounger with 36pts.
He was followed some
considerable distance
back by Alan Brindley
on 17 while Glen
Morey was tail-end
Charlie with 11.
The president and
members extend their
sincere condolences
to Frances on the sad
loss of her partner,
Dennis, a regular and
popular member of
the club.

Mosman
Park
There was a great
roll-up for last
Wednesdays mixed
triples, a lovely day
enjoyed by all.
The winners were
Jan Humphry and
Carol Wight, followed
by Peter Humphry, Ian
Briggs and Graham
Povey.
The Humphry family is making a big
mark in the winners
gallery!
On Saturday, the
numbers were not
quite even and again
a twosome Ruth Lilly
and Digby Burgess
won the triples.
The runners-up
were Peter Humphry,
Brenda Webster and
Ian Lilly.
Though the weather
had been a bit wet,
the afternoon turned
out to be really good
for bowls.
The ladies are still
battling the teams at
the indoor pennants
at Innaloo.
They find the artificial surface really
trying, but it is all
good practice for the
up-and-coming summer season.
Fish and chips are
still on Tuesday nights
from 5.30pm.
With the AGM coming up soon, the
committee is open
for nominations.
Members are encouraged to volunteer to do
their bit for the club.

Ptanque
The well-attended annual general
meeting at Subiaco
Ptanque Club last
Saturday was concluded in record time.
The office bearers
remain the same
president Val Gridley,
secretary Stephanie
Corcoran and treasurer Julie Wright.
Muriel Boyd and Joost
den Haan complete
the committee.
The meeting was
followed by a delightful lunch and social
play, in between rain
showers!

This Saturday, July

11, there will be an
informal triples competition with a draw
for teams.
The ongoing
Presidents Trophy for
the year 2015-2016 will
resume next month.
On Bastille Day,
Tuesday, July 14, Guy
will produce one of
his celebrated French
lunches for members
and associates only.
Bookings are essential.
Saturday, July 18, is
open day at the club
and all are welcome to
head along between 2
and 4.30pm to try the
fascinating French
game of ptanque.

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BRET CHRISTIAN

Bills
Kokoda

It took a trek in an

Indonesian jungle to
begin to understand half
of the mystery about the
fear my father and his
Kokoda Track mates had
experienced.
Now one of those

mates, Bill Grayden (95),

has written a book that
brilliantly solves the
other half of the puzzle.
In that light bulb
moment in Indonesia, it
finally became clear to me
how a Japanese soldier
could shoot at our troops
unseen, from a distance of

one metre away.

After reading Bill
Gaydens new, slim
volume Kokoda
Lieutenant, I finally
understood what really
happened, how the
Australian soldiers
felt, how close they
came to disaster and

how the mountainous

battlefield worked. This,
after frustrating years
of reading books and
summaries, watching
movies and talking to
veterans.
Bill was there and saw
it all, and he beautifully
tells, with Aussie

Continued next page

Honouring his mates Bill Grayden,

author at age 95, watched by WA
Governor Kerry Sanderson, lays a
wreath at Kings Parks Eternal Flame
to commemorate this years 75th anniversary of the formation of the 2/16th
Battalion. Photo: Bret Christian

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Bills Kokoda
cover

story

From page 49

humanity and concise,

compelling observations
what really happened.
He records the truth of a
most important victory, the
first time the all-conquering Japanese army had
been stopped in its tracks.
His book will become
required reading, a classic
account of the small group
that has been called the
men who saved Australia.
Just ask Sir Peter
Cosgrove, Australias
Governor General, who
wrote to Bill this week:
Its a thrilling and
evocative account of some
tough, brave and compassionate men, who held
together against a tenacious
and desperate foe in the
face of death, injury and illness, Sir Peter wrote.
Others generals have
given further high praise.
Major General Michael
Jeffery, a former governor
general, wrote to commend
Bills phenomenal memory
and his insight into the
thinking and doing of the
men involved.
The Battle of the Coral
Sea, with huge casualties
on both sides, had saved
Port Moresby and then
Australia, just 100km
away, from being invaded.
The Japanese then tried
to take Moresby by land,
dropping a huge number of
troops and supplies on the
north coast of New Guinea.
Just two Australian

battalions, one formed in

WA, were sent to deny
the Japanese access to the
Kokoda Track across the
Owen Stanley Range and
on to Port Moresby.
At the beginning of the
action, 2/16th and 2/14th
battalions numbered just
1100 men against 5000
battle-hardened Japanese
troops, their tails in the
air from their stunning
and frightening victories
throughout the Pacific.
At the end of three
weeks, there were only 200
of the original Australian
force still standing, fighting
to an unlikely victory.

Lieutenant William L.
Grayden

In their first land defeat

of the war, the Japanese
wouldnt even bury their
dead and resorted to cannibalism on their way back,
Bill said this week.
His clear recollections
are illuminated with the
benefit of hindsight, postwar Japanese accounts and
by penetrating the muddy
waters created by wartime
censorship and US General
Douglas MacArthurs selfaggrandisement.
MacArthurs Australian

utnabout
Monster Jam

Subiaco Oval
October 24,
2pm and
7.30pm
Tickets
now on
sale through
Ticketmaster

From Our Hearts to

Yours

New Era Bahai choir

Performing Arts Centre,
Sacred Heart College,
Sorrento
Saturday July 18, 7.30pm
Sunday, July 19, 2pm
An intimate evening of
music, performance art
and reflection, dedicated
to the memory of Greg
Parker, who died in May
2014.

Lennon Through a
Glass Onion

Regal Theatre
July 17 and 18
John Waters returns to
Perth with his John Lennon
tribute recently nominated
for a Drama Desk Award

ARTS

in New York after a

successful three month run.

Josh Pyke

With WA Symphony
Orchestra
Perth Concert
Hall
Friday,
July 24,
8pm
Book
through
waso.com.au.

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The Sound Collectors

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Friday, July 17, at
7.30pm
PICA Performance Space
Percussionists Louise
Devenish and Leah
Scholes play a diverse
and surprising array of
sounds and instruments,
from drums and gongs to
sheets of metal and paper.
The program includes the
WA premiere of three
new works by Australian
composers Robert
Davidson, Cat Hope and
Lindsay Vickery.

yes-man, General Thomas

Blamey, shocked the
Australian troops when he
called them rabbits who
run, but Bill points out
that raw Australian bravery, resourcefulness and
brilliant leadership in the
field were all that saved
Australia from a near-fatal
American blunder.
The generals, from the
safety of lavish offices in
Melbourne, had ordered
the badly-outgunned
Australians to trek across
the Owen Stanleys from
Moresby then stop the
Japanese in a surprise
attack at Kokoda village.
The Australians carried
everything in back-breaking packs, the plan being to
re-supply them on the way
with air-drops at a clearing
called Myola.
But at Moresby airfield,
the US supply planes on
the ground, instead of being
dispersed as ordered, were
parked wing-tip to wing-tip
and all were destroyed in a
Japanese air raid.
It took five crucial days
to bring in replacements,
the element of surprise had
been lost and the Japanese
ground forces were on the
attack, sweeping aside a
harassing Australian militia

ABOVE: Australian
troops cross a river on an
improvised bridge.
LEFT: Boyish soldiers,
members of Bill Graydens
15th platoon at Myola.

unit.
The leaders of the two
Australian battalions had
to quickly work out how
to counter Japanese tactics
that had been so successful in their all-conquering
jungle battles.
The secret of the
Japanese was encirclement,
Bill explains. Advance from
the front, while cutting off
the sides and rear.
After that there is no
escape, no re-supply and
no reinforcements.
The Australians set
about a gruelling, fighting and ambushing withdrawal. Many times the
Japanese were on the
brink of running right over
the top of the Australians,

direct

I am a
15-year-old
girl. My
family is
generally OK, Wayne & Tamara
not exactly warm and
loving, but adequate.
a coping method.
When I was 11, I found
My mother does not
out my mother was
know that I know about
cheating on my father
her affair or that I cut
with a doctor I knew and
myself. It hurts. So
trusted.
please, would you tell me
Ive kept quiet about
what to do?
the affair for years, but
Hua
it remains a weight on
me, refusing to disappear
Hua, a child
with time. I dont know
psychiatrist
why I am this upset.
friend of ours,
Is it really something
now dead,
that concerns me? It isnt.
was a perfect
The only people involved
gentleman, always known
in the affair are my
for his kindness. We never
mother, her lover and my met anyone who didnt like
father.
him.
I have started
Yet once, when he was
scratching and cutting
talking about the parents
my wrist with a knife.
of troubled children, he
It is not as dramatic as
said he often wanted to
some people would have
grab the man and woman
it sound. It brings me
by the neck and throttle
some peace, some sense
them because they were
of isolation, and some
hurting their child.
sense of relief. I see it as
Is your mothers

answers

wiping them all out. Only

grit and looking out for
mates fended them off.
Bill Grayden was there
for the entire action, experiencing close-quarter
fighting and miraculous
escapes, until Tokyo finally
admitted defeat with the
lights of Port Moresby in
sight of their troops.
Life-long mateships were
forged in that furnace, and
Bill is now the very active
president of the 2/16th
Battalion Association.
He went on to become
a Liberal member of state
Parliament, federal and then
state Parliament again, serving as a minister in both.
His book contains sometimes horrifying accounts
infidelity something that
concerns you? It is. Do
you have a right to be as
upset as you are? You
do.
Often when children
behave in harmful ways,
the origin of the problem
is their parents. A truism
among child therapists is,
solve the parents problem
and the problem in the
child often disappears.
Parents are the fabric
of their childrens world,
and a tear in the fabric is
a serious shock. Children
know what parents are
supposed to do and how
they are supposed to act.
When a parent forces
a child to live a secret
life, the child will find an
unhealthy way to cope.
That is why you are
cutting yourself.
Are you to blame? No.
This is something you have
been forced into by your
mothers guilty secret. It
is a well-known reaction
to behaviour like your
mothers.

of what he saw and did.

Towards the end of the
Kokoda Track action, he
was sheltering behind a
huge tree when a deadly
accurate shell from a
Japanese mountain gun
exploded the trees roots.
Bills two comrades were
blown to bits and he was
pronounced dead.
He wasnt. He walked to
headquarters, where a mate
handed him a lit cigarette.
Bill promptly blew smoke
out of both ears, through
his ruptured ear-drums.
Kokoda Lieutenant:

The triumph of the 21st

Brigade, is published by
Hesperian Press, Victoria
Park.
We see only one correct,
though difficult, course of
action for you.
This is your parents
mutual problem and it is
for them to solve. You
need to stop the cutting
and hand over the secret.
Put it where it belongs.
Tell your parents together,
at the same time, that you
have been cutting yourself
as a way to relieve the
tension over your mothers
adultery.
If either of your parents
blames you for telling, they
are merely compounding
the wrong. Thats like
blaming the shopkeeper
for people stealing.
As our late friend said,
the key for a childs wellbeing is finding someone
who actually cares about
them. One or both of your
parents will step up and
help you. But if neither
does, find an adult who
cares about you and who
can teach you to cope in
non-destructive ways.
Wayne & Tamara

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Blithe Spirit just part of Noels war effort

SARAH McNEILL

Is it possible that while

Noel Coward was resting his weary head in the
grand old Esplanade Hotel
in Perth in December
1940 that he was dreaming up ideas of spirits and
seances?
Theatre historian Ivan
King mused on this possibility as he researched
Cowards war-time visit to
Perth.
Just seven months after
his morale-boosting visit
here, Coward staged one of
his most popular comedies,
Blithe Spirit, on Londons
battered and bombed West
End.
Through World War
II, Coward undertook a
gruelling schedule of personal appearances across
Europe, Australia and New
Zealand. He was in Perth
for three days giving two
concerts, one at the Capitol
Theatre in William Street
and one in Fremantle.
In recent years it has
come to light that Coward
was doing his bit for
the war, recruited by
senior diplomat Robert
Vansittart in what biographer Stephen Koch

Noel Coward rehearsing in Perth, December 1940. Photo: Museum of Performing Arts . RIGHT: Coward with Australias darling, Jill Perryman in Sydney 1963.

(The Playboy was a Spy)

described as an unofficial,
off-the-books anti-Nazi
intelligence network.
Coward played on his
reputation as the flamboyant star, noting: I was the
perfect silly ass. Nobody
considered I had a sensible
thought in my head, and
they would say all kinds of
things that Id pass along.
In 1939, Coward
declared that he would not
write another play until the

war was won, adding, of

course I cannot guarantee
that the time will not come
in the war when something
goes snap and cascades of
bright witticisms tumble
out of me like coins from
a fruit machine when the
three lemons come up
together. They did of
course, and the result was
Blithe Spirit.
Coward called his story
about a novelists second
marriage blighted by the

ghostly return of his first

wife, an improbable farce.
In the mayhem of war he
dealt fearlessly and farcically with notions of death,
the co-existence of past and
present, love and madness.
Coward wrote that at its
opening night on the West
End in 1941, the audience
had to walk across planks
laid over the rubble caused
by a recent air raid to see a
light comedy about death.
They enjoyed it, I am

glad to say.
In Black Swan State
Theatre Companys production opening next
Saturday, Jeffrey Jay
Fowler, who admitted to
being fascinated by, and
learning the art of, readings from a clairvoyant
when he was a teenager,
directs Adam Booth as
novelist Charles, who
engages the psychic,
Madame Arcati (Roz
Hammond), for research.

Arcati summons the ghost

of his dead wife, the temperamental Elvira (Jo
Morris), who challenges
the status of Charless new
(and living) wife, Ruth
(Adriane Daff), who cannot see or hear the ghost.
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Theatre Company presents Nol Cowards
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Theatre Centre from July
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entertainment

Sausage tradition is the winner

Sausages will be made

by the metre next Sunday
as traditional Italian
sausage makers pass on
their skills.
Everyone is welcome
have a go at making
sausages in both the
northern and southern
Italian style at the sausage
event at Azzurri Bocce

Club in West Perth.

They will also be making
salami types and there will
be small fresh sausages for
cooking and larger ones for
drying.
There will be a chance to
taste the wares, with fresh
sausages barbecued on the
spot and served in bread
rolls.

The fun starts at 8am on

July 19 and will continue
until mid afternoon.
The event is organised
by WA Multicultural
Association and the aim
is to maintain this great
Italian tradition.
People who make their
own sausages are welcome
to join the home-made

sausage competition for the

chance to win a prize.
Families are also
welcome to enjoy a game
of Italian bocce at the club,
which is behind the Italian
Club at 217 Fitzgerald
Street.
For more information,
call 9444 6944.
Learn from Italians how to make authentic sausages.

Panache to pinot

Big sound for a

great cause

POST TimeOut welcomes Erin Larkin as the new wine writer.

Erin is the beauty among the beasts of the WA wine scene. She started
her career in fashion but it soon became clear her real passion lay in
wine.
She is a member of Liquor Barons On The Vine panel and marketing
coordinator for the Liquor Barons group.
In her short time in the wine trade, Erin has become a fixture as
a judge, including for the Gourmet Traveller Wine List of the Year
Awards (2015), Gourmet Traveller China Wine List of the Year Awards
(2015), associate judge at Qantas Mt Barker Wine Show 2014/2015
and the Vin De Champagne Award.

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Specially trained autism assistance dogs give autism

sufferers some comfort and independence.

Movie-themed music
will be the star of the
show when the Canning
City Brass Band presents Big Screen Brass at
Churchlands Senior High
School next weekend.
The afternoon of
music from films including Braveheart, Frozen,
Jurassic Park, Mary
Poppins, My Fair Lady,
The Da Vinci Code and
Shrek, has a purpose
beyond making great
music. The concert is a fundraiser for Lachlans dog.
Proceeds from tickets
sales will go Smart Pups
Autism Assistance Dogs,
to help to raise money

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him more independence.
The cost of training
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Figaro

Theatre director Neil

Armfield is in Perth for the

first time to revive his own
production of Mozarts
comic opera, The Marriage
of Figaro, successfully
presented by WA Opera in
Perth in 2009.
His robust, irreverent
and highly theatrical version of Figaro draws on
the notion that this is a
timeless comedy, a harmless carry on, with period
costumes dropped on to
a set wrapped in textured
brown paper and filled
with anachronistic props.
Armfield first directed
the stage play in an adaptation with Geoffrey Rush in
1998. He then turned his
attention to the opera and
critics raved.
One Melbourne critic
wrote: Armfields produc-

tion of this near-perfect

opera reminds us why we
have performing arts. To
be touched, to be dazzled,
to be moved to tears of joy,
despair and recognition.
Guest conductor Antony
Walker makes his debut
with the company. James
Clayton is Figaro, with
Emma Pearson (who
replaced Emma Matthews
at the last minute) as
Susanna, Fiona Campbell
as Cherubino, and Elvira
Fatykhova as the Countess,
and Samuel Dundas, also
making his company debut,
as the Count.
WA Opera will perform
The Marriage of Figaro
at His Majestys Theatre
from July14 to 25. Book
through Ticketek.

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Every year, Shaw and Smith

releases a new vintage Adelaide
Hills sauvignon blanc to eagerly
waiting fans. This year, the release
was on Monday at The Apple Daily
Bar in Perths Print Hall. The Shaw
and Smith label is a collaboration
between cousins Martin Shaw
and Michael Hill Smith and was
established in 1989.
Their wines are exclusively
from the cool Adelaide
Hills just 30 minutes from
Adelaides fast growing and
gourmand-focused CBD.
Elevation in the Adelaide Hills
averages 400m to 500m and
the area is significantly cooler
than the Barossa and Eden
Valleys to the north, and its
southern neighbour, McLaren
Vale. This makes it ideal for
growing sauvignon blanc,
shiraz, chardonnay and pinot
noir.
This year, the sauvignon
blanc was released alongside
Shaw and Smiths 2014 M3
Chardonnay (young, tight,
bright, and full of young
citrus and blossom, $44,
91pts) and 2013 Shiraz
(silky, plush and refined, as
always, and a fete of youthful
berries beautiful texture,
$44, 92pts). We also looked
at the already released but
wonderfully aromatic Shaw
and Smith 2013 Pinot Noir
(delicate, floral and so pretty,
$45, 92pts).
A late surprise, and a very
good one, was a bottle of
the 2014 Shaw and Smith
Riesling. All in all, it was a
very classy release of wines,
showing the inherent delicacy,
fragrance and subtlety that
emerge from cool, long
ripening at the top
of the hill.

2015 Shaw and Smith Sauvignon

Blanc, Adelaide Hills
In its 26th vintage,
this wine is truly
exciting. It shows
spicy juniper,
blackcurrant, jasmine, granny smith
apples, toasted
lemon zest, white
pepper, white currants and nashi
pear. Its made in
100% stainless steel, so not
a hint of oak. Winemakers
Martin Shaw and Adam
Wadewitz do engage in a bit
of lees stirring, so the wine is
texturally interesting and has
a complexity not just associated with the fruit. It has crystalline purity and is focused,
tight and zingy. Available
from this week at most wine
stores. Drink now.
$26. 93pts.
2014 Shaw and Smith Riesling,
Adelaide Hills
This gorgeous wine
is texturally round
and almost viscose.
It has bright citrus
fruit on the palate
and finishes up in
a tight swoosh of
acidity. Delicate
yet powerful very
impressive. The
release is strictly
limited to wine lists
in restaurants and
bars.
$42. 92pts.

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Holocaust stories had to be told

By Alice Nelson
Published by Fremantle Press
$25

SARAH McNEILL

Alice Nelsons second

Ali
book became a matter of
urgency.
The Cottesloe author was
in the middle of writing a
different book when the
need to record the stories
of some of the last living
witnesses to the Holocaust
took precedence.
The result, After This,
is 14 Holocaust survivors
accounts of a period of
horror, torture, pain and
shame. Several of them
died before the book was
published.
Alice won the TAG
Hungerford award for her
debut novel, The Last Sky,
in 2008 and was working on her second novel
when her mother-in-law,
Jenny Shub Alice married Nedlands psychiatrist
Danny Shub five years ago
introduced Alice to the
Holocaust Institute of WA.
The institute was created in 1990 for survivors
to share stories, educate
the next generations and
record their wartime experiences. Jenny was awarded an OAM last year for
her services to the institute.
Alice began to write the
survivors stories.
I realised that though
they talked about their

experiences and had

recorded them for CDs and
DVDs, few of the stories
had been written down,
Alice said.
She was no stranger to
personal stories of tragedy.
As a result of her volunteer work with refugees
through the Association
for Services to Torture
and Trauma Survivors
(ASTTS), Alice had
embarked on a PhD
through UWA on trauma
and narrative.
Having already
immersed herself in traumatic stories of genocide,
and the hardship and horror of refugees, she thought
she would be immune to
holocaust stories.
But sitting in front of a
person, listening to them
talk and looking at photos
of their dead family members, was very distressing,
Alice said. It is a world
away from theory and
logistics.
Though they may have
been hazy on what happened yesterday, every
detail of that time was
burnt into their psyche.
Some of the memories
are truly shocking of
children living in caves or
hay lofts in painful silence

Meet a top
young novelist
Stephanie Bishop,
author of The Other Side
of the World, will be at
Bookcaffe in Swanbourne
on Tuesday, July 14, at
10.30am.
After being shortlisted
in the 2014 Australian/
Vogels Literary Award,
Stephanies novel, set in

England and WA, is a

highly anticipated midyear release from Hachette
Australia.
Stephanie was one of the
Sydney Morning Heralds
Best Young Novelists. She
will be at the Bookcaffe for
a free event to talk books
and writing, and to sign
her book.

Many of them had

never told their
children of their
experiences

Alice Nelson put her second novel on hold to record the stories of elderly Holocaust survivors.

and stillness for up to two

years, of slave labour,
death camps, beatings and
starvation.
Some stories are full
of courage and bravery,
both from the Jews on the
run and those people who
risked their lives to harbour and protect them. All
the stories are laced with
unfathomable fear balanced
by a wonderful sense of the
strength and determination
of survivors.
Alice said she had deliberately chosen the notion
of after this because none
of her interviewees wanted
to be defined by their war-

time experiences. They

had all made new lives for
themselves, worked hard
and raised families.
Many of them had never
told their children of their
experiences, and most of
them came late to the telling at all.
Among the success stories is Richard Farago,
a young Hungarian who
escaped from the Nazis
Danube working party to
hide in the Swiss Consulate
cellar with 3000 other
Jews. He eventually made
it to Perth where, with
a lot of chutzpah and no
cash, he started Richards

Electrical store on Stirling

Highway in Claremont.
Though Alice promises
that her next project will
be happy one, she believes
writers have a responsibility to record and translate
personal, traumatic and
dramatic experiences.
We have minimised the
refugee problem and lost
sight of the real issues.
The horror and distress of
victims is undiminished,
she said.
After This is available
now and author proceeds
from its sale will go
the Holocaust Institute
of WA. The launch of

the book is at 3pm on

Sunday, August 9, at
Carmel School.
Alice and author
Brenda Walker will
discuss the art of writing
about painful experiences
at Mattie Furphy House
at 3pm on Sunday, August
2, in a conversation
presented by the
Fellowship of Australian
Writers WA.
On Sunday, August
9, from 10am, Alice
will present a writing
workshop on Telling the
Untellable,
To book, call FAWWA
on 9384 4771.

N O L C O WA R D S

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Presents
PERTH PLACES PEOPLE
recent works by GARRY BOASE.
Garry captures the essence of some of our
favourite places in and around Perth city.

B L AC K S WA N S TAT E T H E AT R E C O M PA N Y

After This: Survivors

of the Holocaust Speak.

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Memories are
made of this
Agelink Theatre
specialises in creating
shows from the memories
of older people.
As part of the shows, the
company is creating two
memorabilia boxes to to
take with them to dementia
units.
The boxes will contain
items like magazines and
theatre programs, toys
from the 1940s and 50s,

fabric, items of clothing,

fur, scents like 4711, and
ration books, to stimulate
memories and conversation
for its audience.
Agelink is looking for
donated items or any suggestions of what items to
include.
If you can help, contact
director Jenny Davis on
[email protected] or
call 0411 318 974.

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entertainment

Its bump-andgrind boring

Magic Mike XXL
(MA15+)

REVIEW: PIER LEACH

The extra-extra large

of the title is definitely
referring to anatomy rather
than intellect in the sequel
to Steven Soderberghs
inexplicably popular Magic
Mike a story loosely
based on the starring actor
Channing Tatums teenage
years as a stripper.
That films modest,
boofhead appeal was
very much in the context
of its heros struggle in
a financially strapped
America. How do you
resist women depositing
cash into your skimpy
underpants? A scant
premise, but nevertheless.
In Magic Mike XXL,
again written by Reid
Carolin but this time directed
by Soderberghs long-time
assistant director Gregory
Jacobs, no such question is
posed. In fact, there is barely

any plot at all.

Filmed and edited
by Soderberghs
pseudonymous Peter
Andrews and Mary Ann
Bernard, the ostensibly
risqu road movie simply
cashes in on the sequel
dollars waved at Magic
Mikes exponential box
office success well over
$100million from a less than
$10million production cost.
At the outset, Tatums
Mike is assiduously
following his dream of the
first film: running his own
Florida furniture-making
business. But its all
something of a letdown.
His girlfriend has left
him, and when he hears a
favourite song on Spotify,
he starts working a routine
in his workshop.
So when his old industry
pals Big Dick Richie
(Joe Manganiello), Tarzan
(Kevin Nash), Ken (Matt
Bomer) and Tito (Adam
Rodriguez) - pass through
town on their way to a

Tough job: Elizabeth Banks as Paris, has to check out Magic Mikes (Channing Tatum) abs. A Warner Bros. Pictures
release. Photo: Claudette Barius

male stripper convention

in South Carolina, Mike
needs no convincing to
join them. Hes in it for the
fun now; proper jobs be
damned.
Theres no more
Matthew McConaughey
as the groups sunbaked

sleazebag MC, but the

film picks up Jada Pinkett
Smith as a strip-club
madam, Elizabeth Banks as
her former protg, Andie
MacDowell playing a hotto-trot southern belle, and
Amber Heard as her surly
daughter.

There are a couple of

entertaining moments,
particularly when
Communitys Donald
Glover whips out a song
or two. And Tatum can
definitely dance. But
otherwise it is a plot-free
bump-and-grind bore.

Can you just imagine

the furore if the tables
were turned and we
were watching women
strip for the alleged
joy of it? Thered be
mutiny. Somehow Magic
Mike XXL manages to
undermine both genders.

Active leisure all day, every day

CATHERINE MAZZA

Active wear is no longer reserved

Emma Milner and Skaya Martino combined their passions for fitness and fashion to create
a lifestyle studio.

for sweaty gyms or sporting fields.

Yoga pants and sneakers are now
everyday wear.
Following this shift, fashion
retailer Emma Milner and personal
trainer Skaya Martino decided to
combine their talents and opened
24/7 Lifestyle Studio in Sorrento
last year.
Riding the wave of success they
have now opened their second store
in Shenton Park.
The studio offers classes in yoga,
Pilates and broga (yoga for men)
as well as selling active wear and
leisurewear.
The store initially featured small
Australian labels but now offers
a range of international brands as
well.
We are really proud to have
brands that were new to Perth like
Vie Active, Pilot and Tully Lou,
Emma said.
Skaya added: It is proof that
we can combine my strong fitness
background and Emmas fashion
background to deliver a concept that
really works.
We have a real community in
Sorrento as people go to classes,
grab a coffee and shop for active
wear and we really want to re-create
that in Shenton Park.
The new store at 205 Nicholson
Road, stocks labels such as First
Base, Wildfox, Jaggad and Perthbased brand, Once Upon a Run,
and will soon double as a yoga and
Pilates studio.
The space was designed so that
clothing racks can be moved to
create room for small classes.

cinema

REWIND

What the critics are saying

Terminator Genisys (M)

Terminator Genisys fires on all action

cylinders when director Alan Taylor (Thor:
The Dark World) follows the model James
Cameron set in the first two films, still the
glory of the series, says Rolling Stone,
adding that at 67, Arnold Schwarzenegger
can still kick girly-man ass with the best of
them. But the Guardian reckons Salvation
was boring, but Genisys makes you sad.
Risk-averse Hollywood has made a crashtest dummy of a once great franchise,
simply throwing everything at it to see what
it stands.

Madame Bovary (M)

Measured and absorbing rather than

deeply compelling or vital, this latest adaptation of a rarely well-filmed novel makes
a strong effort to capture the stiflingly
provincial world that Flaubert was able
to describe in such precise, painstaking
detail on the page, says Variety. But the
Hollywood Reporter is harsher: Emma
Bovary dies in the end, of course, but
in this new film version she never even
comes to life. Tedious, literal-minded and
throwing no new light ... Sophie Barthes
English-language, French-made adaptation
has the ever-watchable Mia Wasikowska
but very little else going for it, artistically or
commercially.

Average star ratings

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Reviews by STEPHANIE McGANN and BEN DINEENDICKINSON

CHANGING HANDS

H I D E AWAY S

spotlighton
COTTESLOE

From $450,000
8/453 Stirling Highway
Youll be minutes from the
beach and coffee shops in this
two-bedroom apartment.
AGENT: Bev Heymans,
Acton Cottesloe.

There are ocean views from the front of the home as well as the back.

Big block, big ocean sound and views

$1,545,000

19 Perth Street
The price has been reduced
for this picturesque heritage
home, which is in a quiet culde-sac and surrounded by a
cottage garden.
AGENT: Adrian Abel,
Abel McGrath.

Offers
3C Napier Street
It may be among the norfolk island pines, but nothing
comes between this home and
its ocean view.
AGENT: Marcus Sproule,
Mack Hall.

FAST FACTS
Median Cottesloe house
price: $1.95million.
Properties for sale: 74

2 Ozone Parade
COTTESLOE
Oers
Space Real Estate

f you had to put a price

on going to sleep to the
sound of the ocean, what
would it be?
Its priceless, according to selling agent Justin
Davies, who is selling this
home two streets back from
Marine Parade.
Hearing the sound
of waves crashing on the
shore is invaluable, Mr
Davies said.
As well as being close
to the ocean, the home has
another big selling point:
its on a 1350sq.m block.
The topography of the
site allows the main living area to spread out, on
the same level, to the big
outdoor entertaining area
and pool at the rear.
Where else in Cottesloe
would you get such a big
living area with ocean
views from the front and

Hearing the sound of waves crashing

on the shore is invaluable
the back? Mr Davies said.
I love the scale of the
rooms in this house.
Built 12 years ago, it
was designed by awardwinning architect Tim
Wright, who had a little
help from the owners.
The owners worked
closely with Tim to ensure
the house had a classic,
timeless feel, Mr Davies
said.
The beach theme is evident as soon as you walk
through the front gate.
Sand-coloured steps
with pebbles lead up to
the pivoting front door.
Its almost as though the
front lawn was designed
for children to gently
slide down the slope on
flattened cardboard boxes.
Kids have the run of
the ground floor, which
has a supersized games
room with a big screen,
kitchenette and built-in
seats.

All three minor bedrooms are on this level,

along with a utility room
that could be used as a
fourth bedroom.
Upstairs, its all about
the view straight out to
Rottnest Island.
A neutral colour palette
on the walls and floors
gives the living area a relaxed and harmonious feel.
The modern kitchen has
Gaggenau appliances, stone
benchtops and a cool room.
The main bedroom and
study on the first floor allow
parents to have their own
space.
The house is about to
hit the market, but Mr
Davies has been showing
potential buyers around
for a sneak preview.
It has attracted the
interest of international
buyers, and has been listed
on the realestate.com site
for Chinese buyers, myfun.
com.

Location, location, location: this two-storey home is two

streets back from Marine Parade.

After a dip at the beach, head home for a swim in the

pool.

FOR LEASE

10 Sheila Street, Mosman Park

$1,395 per week
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Plenty of light and green views
recent
POST

sales

$1.85million
COTTESLOE
18 Broome Street
Built in 1901, this character
home has been renovated
and extended.
AGENT: Cam McGregor,
Space Real Estate.

$2,050,000
DALKEITH
1 Waratah Avenue
Scaffolding was erected to
show the river views from this
1012sq.m block.
AGENT: Jamie Loh, Jamie
Loh Real Estate.

$2.3million
SWANBOURNE
8 Korel Gardens
The 1960s home wasnt
flash, but it was all about
the 847sq.m block near the
beach.
AGENTS: Tonia McNeilly
and Jordan McGuirk, TM
Residential.

36 Wright Avenue
SWANBOURNE
From $2.2million
TM Residential

f the suburban idyll is your

thing, you would be hard
pressed to find a better location
than this end of Wright Avenue.
Over the road from the Scotch
playing fields and Lake Claremont,
the house is on a 506sq.m block
and enjoys green views and the
relative absence of traffic.
The owners built the home in
2006 after engaging an architect
with a brief to create plenty of light,
bright spaces with quality fittings.
A double-pitched roof leaves
plenty of room for windows,
which fill the home with natural
light, while enhancing its kerb
appeal.
The ground floor is centred on
one big, flowing living area with
a lounge, dining area and wellequipped kitchen with mosaic
tile splashbacks and dark stone
benchtops.
The main suite is tucked away
at the back, featuring a luxurious
ensuite and a walk-in robe behind
the headboard.
You can walk from the bed-

This warm, contemporary home

is just over the road from the Scotch
playing fields.
room straight out to the pool
area and alfresco deck, thanks
to a set of double doors.
Three bedrooms, a bathroom
and an activity room make up
the top floor, connected by an
intriguing curved hall that bulges
in the middle.
The selling agent is Tonia
McNeilly, of TM Residential.

North-facing windows allow light to stream in from the pool deck.

History on
show in
30s home
3
2
2

39 The Boulevard
FLOREAT
Oers from
$1,175,000
Airey Real Estate

haracter aficionados will

find plenty to love about this
solid 1930s home, which has been
extensively renovated while
retaining many of its special
features.
Thick jarrah door frames,
beautiful sash windows and

The beautifully renovated character home, on a 688sq.m block, is a stones throw from Winmarley Park.
elegant art deco ceilings are just
a few such features.
Its all on show in the formal
front rooms, including a lounge and
dining area with rich jarrah floors
and a working brick fireplace.
The adjacent kitchen was built
in the 90s and while functional,
is probably due for an overhaul.

The main bedroom has a bay

window and original built-in
robes.
A big family room at the back
of the house has another fireplace
and double doors that open to a
modern alfresco area.
Here, pitched ceilings provide
shelter while a big clerestory

opening has been cut into the

gable to invite natural light.
A lush, bore-fed garden makes
the area an ideal place to relax
on a warm day or if you prefer,
you can wander over the road to
Winmarley Park.
The selling agent is Warwick
Airey, of Airey Real Estate.

All the best houses in the western suburbs are in the POST each week
*

52%

more
readers
in the western suburbs
than its competitor
* Roy Morgan March 2015

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The POSTs property writer, JULIE BAILEY, would like to hear your
real estate news. Please email [email protected].
at 2 Salisbury Street, Cottesloe, was
also passed in after a vendor bid
of $800,000. The agent is Marcia
Farris, of Davey Real Estate.

$5million buys you

Stonehenge
If youve been toying with the idea of
making Wave House your own, you
havent missed out. The Cottesloe icon
didnt reach its reserve.

Auctions all damp squibs

The wet weather may have
dampened spirits over the weekend
on the house auction front, because
all four properties that were offered
in the western suburbs were passed
in. In Nedlands, even a coffee van
could not warm bidders enough to
put up their hands for 87B Thomas
Street, which was passed in after
a vendor bid of $900,000. Selling
agents Martine and David Eyers,
of Acton Dalkeith, said about 20
people had braved the rain for the
auction, which was held inside the
cosy home. Meanwhile, in Cottesloe,
many watched in the wings with
bated breath as the iconic Wave
House at 61 Margaret Street went
up for auction. Agent Bev Heymans,
of Acton Cottesloe, said it had
been passed in after a vendor bid
of $2.15million. Ms Heymans had
another Cottesloe property for
auction, with agent Travis Coleman,
at 5 Beach Street. It was passed in at
$3.45million. A three-bedroom home

Some people think that Down

South ends at Eagle Bay, but
venture farther along WAs coast
and you can see some truly
remarkable things. For instance,
theres Lazy K, the 400ha
agricultural property 15km east
of Esperance. You might ask what
exactly is so remarkable about Lazy
K? Rural WA is brimming with
farms, after all. Well, this one is on
the market for around $5million.
Oh, and it has a Stonehenge
a full-size granite replica of the
prehistoric monument. And like the
original, the Esperance Stonehenge
harnesses sunlight to mark the
summer and winter solstices. The
selling agent is Rob Johnstone,
of Elders Real Estate. If youre
interested in the property, which
also comes with a modern, three-

The Esperance Stonehenge looks just

as the original would have in 1950BC.

A modern Nedlands home, left, and a renovated Cottesloe bungalow are among the winners of this years
WA Architecture Awards.
bedroom house with breathtaking
coastal views, phone Mr Johnstone
on 0407 192 079.

Architecture winners
named
A Nedlands home, designed by
Kelwin Wong, of CSA Craig Steere
Architects, is among the four
projects in the western suburbs to
take out top spots in this years WA
Architecture Awards. The modern,
riverside homes understated
elegance and clever manipulation of
light and shadow impressed the jury
and earned it an award in the new
house category. A sophisticated,
Parisian-style renovation by David
Hartree, of Hartree & Associates
Architects, won an interior
design award. The alterations to
an original 1911 bungalow in
Cottesloe included a library with
custom-made bookcases and light
fittings. The Hillson Beasley Award
for Educational Architecture went

to Taylor Robinsons $22million

development at Scotch College,
while bold additions to the Cancer
Wellness Centre in Cottesloe won
the highest honour in the heritage
category. The jury said Bernard
Seeber Pty Ltd had used ruthlessly
efficient construction logic to ensure
the new buildings sat comfortably
alongside the original buildings
scale and detail. Australian Institute
of Architects WA president Philip
Griffiths said all the winners, which
were announced last Friday, would
progress to the national awards to
be held in November.

J. Los asking
$12million-plus
Singer, dancer and producter
Jennifer Lopez is still just Jenny from
the block. That is, if by block you
mean a 3ha Long Island estate,
complete with a 10-bedroom
mansion. The home, built in 1941,
is one of two J.Lo has listed on
the market. It was restored by
designer Thom Filicia, who, you
might remember from the TV show
Queer Eye for the Straight Guy. The
property is listed by Dolly Lenz Real
Estate for a cool $12.67million.

A recording studio and a full-scale cinema feature in Jennifer Lopezs mansion.

Real Estate the year that was

Its been a year of ups and downs
for the Perth property market.
Although record low interest
rates are still attracting investors
and homeowners to the market
in strong numbers, the end of
the resources boom in Western
Australia has meant additional
challenges for many.
Job losses, moves and general
belt tightening have all impacted
both the sales and rental market in
Perth over the last 12 months.
While the Sydney and Melbourne
markets have reached near
record highs, the local market has
become increasingly competitive
with correct pricing, marketing
and management more important
than ever.
Abel McGrath Principal and
Licensee, Carmel Gardiner, says
although markets will always be
cyclical in nature, she says the
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the clients hope to achieve, and
on open, informative and ongoing
communication.
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the past six months which has
presented some challenges, Mrs

Gardiner explains.
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keep our clients informed about
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says.
Mrs Gardiner says despite these
challenges, Abel McGrath has
experienced its most successful
year in real estate in the ten
years the company has been in
business.
She says the implementation of
key new marketing concepts has
helped clients achieve better than
expected results and enable them
to stand out from the crowd.
Being conscious of the market
conditions and reacting quickly
has also helped across both sales
and property management.
Keeping our clients informed
about the latest changes in
vacancy rates and adjusting prices
accordingly, has also been vital
in ensuring properties are leased
with minimum vacancy rates.
Mrs Gardiner says she believes
the market, in terms of sales, will
be relatively stable for the next 12
months, presenting opportunities

for those who want to upgrade or

downsize their homes.
We expect a small increase in
value over the next 12 months
but that will also depend on the
location.
Mrs Gardiner says along with
ensuring communication is a
priority, Abel McGrath continues
to focus on innovative marketing
strategies and concepts to help
a property stand out from its
competitors.
On the property management
side of the business, she says in
a more challenging market, the
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times that suit potential tenants
rather than the other way around.
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property stand out, she says.
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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.
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Live the Aussie dream

in Mosman Park

$395,000

JOLIMONT
3/21 Currie Street

If youre looking for an entry

into the western suburbs
minus the daunting price
tag, it doesnt get much better than this two-bedroom
home.
AGENT: Ray Jennings,
Bexleys Real Estate.

High

$700,000s

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1 Waroonga Road
This cute, street-facing villa is
close to all the action.

54 Solomon Street
MOSMAN PARK
Oers from $975,000
By July 20
Vivians Residential

f there is one thing West

Australians love more than
the great outdoors, its a timberdecked veranda to enjoy it on.
And this home has two of them.
The single-storey house has a
quintessentially Australian feel,
according to the agents, and its
connection to the outdoors is what
enticed the current owners to buy
the property about six years ago.
We love getting up in the
morning, sitting in the warm sun
on the north-facing deck and having a coffee, the owners said.
But nothing beats coming
home to our garden oasis after a
days work and jumping from the
other deck right into the pool.
Adding to the Australiana are
polished jarrah floorboards, cor-

rugated iron and timber features

such as stained-pine panelling in
the bathroom.
Each bedroom opens to a
central hall, which leads to a
renovated open-plan kitchen and
living area.
From here, two sets of glass
sliding doors open to the separate
timber-decked alfresco areas.
Its cosy, but also light and
bright and its so easy to entertain
family and friends, here, the
owners said.
Selling agents Gill Vivian
and Trent Vivian, of Vivians
Residential, said the 453sq.m
property was ideal for small
families who wanted to secure a
comfortable home in a prestigious, family-friendly area.
And you dont need to have a
childlike imagination to see why.
A short stroll could land you
at any number of parks, the river
foreshore or Camelot Outdoor
Cinema.

Gardens surround this home, which is not far from Monument Hill Park.

AGENT: Michelle Kerr, Abel

McGrath.

From

$2,595,000

You can step from the living area and straight out to the lagoon-like pool.

CITY BEACH
4 Dampier Avenue

Winter wonderland in Yallingup

This majestic, six-bedroom

home is a little bit Persian,
a little bit modern, and all
class.
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phrase down south
conjures images of summers spent beachside, with
sandy feet and a surfboard
under one arm.
But for the owner of this
Yallingup holiday home, it
was the 1ha sites meandering winter stream that
first prompted his decision
to build on it about five
years ago.
When youre standing
on the balcony the gentle
stream and local birdlife
are all you can hear, the
owner said.
Its gorgeous.
But of course it was the
view that ultimately sealed
the deal.
The home at 32 The Dell
Retreat is perched high
on a hill.
And, with its full-height
windows and timber deck,
it was made to capitalise
on the breathtaking view
of the valley below, brimming with marri trees and
red gums.
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There, you can warm
your bones by the slowcombustion wood fire on
those chilly winter nights.
Selling agent Steve
Hopkins, of JMW Real
Estate, is seeking offers
from $799,000 to $820,000
for the five-bedroom and
three-bathroom home.
For more details, phone
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3
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Paxton Hoad

Industrial-style modular windows and a crisp monochrome

colour scheme turn this apartment into a striking piece of art.

ost people just hang

art on the walls, but
thanks to some cleverly
placed voids, this home
lets you peek at paintings
through the floors.
Award-winning architect
David Hillam designed the
385sq.m apartment along
with the Lister Gallery,
directly below it.
And with its crisp white
floors and walls punctuated by inky-black elements
this multi-level home
offers the ideal setting for
art lovers to showcase their
own personal collection.
A stainless-steel floating staircase, in jet black,
separates the open-plan
living area from a formal
lounge room, complete with
a gas fireplace.
High-gloss cabinets and
a mirrored splashback
feature in the black-stone

Youll be the envy of all your friends with this rock-star kitchen.
kitchen, which hosts a suite
of top-notch appliances.
From here, glass doors
open to a 107sq.m terrace
with a sparkling rooftop
pool, outdoor shower and
ribbon-like voids that provide a sneak-peek into the
gallery underneath.
Selling agents Michael
Hoad and Jennifer Lowe,
of Paxton Hoad, describe
the terrace as an oasis of
calm under a vast expanse

of cerulean sky.
Semi-commercial aluminium windows comprise
the homes entire rear wall
and frame the interior like
a piece of De Stijl art.
On the top floor, there
are three big bedrooms,
including the stunning
master suite.
Wrap-around windows
in the minor bedrooms
offer views of bustling
Rokeby Road below.

Each of the bathrooms

makes a dramatic statement in top-to-toe black
marble.
If you think you might
not have enough room for
your art, you could always
buy the ground-floor gallery, which is also on the
market.
For more details, phone
0411 885 556.

Each floor has its own pool

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CITY BEACH
$2,785,000
William Porteous
Properties

ome people would

consider owning two
beachside houses to be
unjustifiably extravagant.
They are right.
This luxurious City
Beach home is a notch
down on the profligacy
scale, but it still feels like
two homes for the price
of one.
The ground floor is a
sprawling, contemporary
family home with four bedrooms and an abundance
of living space.
The top floor is more
like a swanky coastal
apartment, combining a
bedroom, gym and living
area with a kitchen.
Each floor even has its
own pool one is a traditional below-ground setup,
the other a rooftop infinity
pool.
Its all one house, of
course, but the layout
creates a distinct separation that could be put to a
variety of uses.
Beach themes are evident throughout the ground
level, manifested in spotted gum floors that sport a
slightly weathered look.
In addition to four spacious bedrooms, you will
find a home theatre, formal
dining room and sleek
open-plan kitchen with a

See those windows at the bottom of the pool? They look

down into the dining room.

Weathered timber boards and clean, white walls contribute to the beach theme.
long island counter and
high-end appliances.
The dining room has
some sure-fire conversation fodder in the form
of a set of skylights that
form part of the bottom of
the upstairs pool, allowing
natural light to stream in
through the water.
A completely different
aesthetic takes over on the
top floor, as intricate tiles
take over from the timber.
The main focus is a big,
open-plan living area, complete with a well-equipped
kitchen of the kind youd
find in a newer CBD apartment.
The selling agent is
Mark Dimmock, of William
Porteous Properties
International.

The upstairs living area with kitchen is one of two in the

home.

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From page 15

buried in such notorious company, and his children would

have remained ignorant except
for the plaque.
They dont have to say anything, she said. Its inexcusable.
There should be no plaque.
Its bad enough to find out that
they have buried my father next
to him, and it shows a callous
disregard for the people who
are the relatives of his victims.
My mother was still alive, and
she would have been horrified
had she known. All her children
are disgusted. We had to keep it

secret from her.

Andrew Fox, marketing manager for the Metropolitan cemeteries Board said the family
had not directly complained to
the board.
We apologise if it has caused
any distress that was not the
intention, he said.
The grave has been part of
a historical trail for at least 25
years its not about celebrating
the person.
Fremantle is a very diverse
place and the cemetery reflects
its diversity.
It is certainly not a celebration

its a social and historical fact.

The heritage trail features such
famous West Australians as Bon
Scott, C.Y. OConnor, Moondyne
Joe and two other hanged men,
Brian Robinson and Karol Tapci.
Fremantle is synonymous with
its prison and most of the people
executed at Fremantle ended up
in Fremantle cemetery mostly in
unmarked graves, Mr Fox said.
He said the grave was marked
with a small interpretive sign
with a short biography, and a
code that could be scanned using
mobile phones to take visitors to
the cemetery website for more
information.

Burns
fined
$3000
From page 1

Serial murderer Eric Cooke, right,

shows police how he accessed one
Nedlands house from another, shooting dead a male occupants in each.

Storm in a coee cup Mosman favours builder

From page 1

If Muzz Buzz has any beef with

anyone, it is certainly not with
us, she said.
I dont want to create any
problems between us and Muzz
Buzz. I am just a little person. I
dont want them on my back.
Mrs Bissett said she had received a Main Roads infringement after she placed a sign
on the footpath saying #Coffee
was open.
She said she had done it because the two men were obscuring her sign.
She is getting the business up
and running so her children,
Brett and Kellie, and family
friend Yiannis Mallis, can manage it when she goes back to her
job. Her husband also has a job.
She said the previous staff had
been kept on and #Coffee was
sourcing all its products locally.
Mr Reynolds said Muzz Buzz
was not doing anything he would
consider nasty.
There has been no discount-

ing or trying to undermine their

business, he said.
Our signs simply say the Muzz
Buzz component is closed and
the nearest store is Subiaco or
Fremantle.
We are doing that on our
websites and we will do it in the
street until we feel it has been
enough for that message to get
through.
If these people want to set up
and try and compete against us,
then we will compete.
But regardless of that, we
compete with McDonalds. It is
just competition.
Its competition. Its what we
do and we will continue to compete in the market to protect our
franchisees and our customers.
I didnt build the business by
sitting there waiting for somebody else to take the money away
from me.
Mr Reynolds said Muzz Buzz
had started a Supreme Court
action against the previous
franchisee on Tuesday.

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that the Town of Mosman Park

has done nothing to perform
its obligations to enforce the
Building Act, Ms Visscher
said in an email to Mr Poynton.
Ms Visscher used the analogy
of the council acting as the police overseeing building issues.
My mother has been basically beaten up and is suffering
injuries but not only are they
not prosecuting the person who
beat her up but they have now
charged my mother, she said.
It is horrendously onesided, she said.
Mr Poynton confirmed there
had been an ongoing dispute between the two Saunders Street
neighbours for some time.
He said the council had attempted to help in the resolution of the dispute but had been
unsuccessful to date.
We are currently seeking

legal advice in relation to the

matter and, in those circumstances, it is not appropriate
for the town to comment further at this stage, other than
to say that we encourage the
parties involved to take all
reasonable efforts to find a
mutually acceptable and amicable solution to the dispute,
Mr Poynton said.
Arguments over Mr Hughess
three-storey cliff-top riverfront
mansion at 51 Saunders Street
have raged since 2010, when
the council originally knocked
it back.
The council finally approved
the house in February 2011
after almost a year of deliberations, including an appeal
by Mr Hughes to the State
Administrative Tribunal.
Ms Visscher is living in the
home at 46 Saunders Street
caring for her mother, who has
lived there since 1973.

Units devalue my property

From page 1
The site has been subdivided into seven lots.
The title of the land on
which Eddystone stood is
subject to dealing, so ownership and sales details are not
available.
Four homes are expected
to be built there. Cottesloe
council recently approved
an extra crossover for the lot.
Last year at a council meeting, Cottesloe councillor Rob
Rowell described the plans
for some of the two-storey
homes on the tennis court
as atrocious, and said they
would be shoehorned on to
minimal blocks.
Last month a roof garden
at one of the homes, owned
by John Dunlea, was allowed
by the State Administrative
Tribunal.
Mr Stewart appealed to
the tribunal after the council
ruled in March that he could
not install the roof garden.
The council said a lift shaft
would be too high and the
gardens pool and barbecue
would affect neighbours
amenity.
SAT senior sessional member Patric De Villiers said
the home would be higher
than the 7m maximum, but
Cottesloes town planning
scheme allowed for minor
projections.
Mr De Villiers said the
council claimed there had
been negative experiences
with roof gardens, while Mr
Stewart said they been approved before.
No substantive evidence
was provided by either party,
Mr De Villiers said.
Mr Dunleas three-level
home will have four bedrooms,
one bathroom and two ensuites, two family rooms, front
and side balconies and an
undercroft garage on 289sq m.
Cottesloe mayor Jo Dawkins
said: The development is an
example of what we do not

Vanishing views when the buildings between the walls are

finished, sweeping views to the ocean from John Stokes Cottesloe
home will disappear.
encourage in Cottesloe too opers and waved through by
large a house on too small a DAPs, government-appointed
block with each common panels that by-pass local
boundary being a parapet wall. councils.
Local government planThe majority of buildings on R30-zoned blocks in ners have been pressured by
Cottesloe are designed and developers to assess developbuilt to appropriate scale ments on the basis of design
and setbacks which maintain criteria, he said.
Some know about the
sunlight, air flow, general
amenity to neighbours and loophole, some dont.
Before that it was unan attractive streetscape with
derstood by everyone that
gardens and trees.
In a community which R-codes were set in concrete.
But the way the multi-unit
respects its neighbours and
encourages and respects codes are now being intergood solar-passive design preted means those maxiand environmentally friendly mums are being exceeded,
buildings and streetscapes, sometimes by up to 250%.
this development does not
appear to have any of these
admirable qualities.
Three Claremont council
Last year, Local Government
cars have been in accidents.
Planners Association presiLightning Towing got $385
dent Ian MacRae said mis-use
for towing a vehicle from the
of the residential building
council operation centre to
codes was allowing developrepairers after the vehicles
ment assessment panels to
radiator was damaged.
approve developments at
Another cars front bumper
more than double the permitand lights were damaged
ted densities.
after it had been driven
Mr MacRae called it the
across a small limestone wall.
plot ratio heist.
Priestman and Sharp
He said problems arose
Smash Repair got a $300
from 2010 when the multi-unit
insurance vehicle excess
code had been introduced
payment.
into the R-codes.
The third council vehicle
He believed the loophole
damaged another car when
was created when drafting
being reversed.
the changes, an error that was
Zurich Insurance was paid
now being exploited by devel-

triennial certificate to the

commissioner.
The tribunal said Mr Burns
had been co-operative during
the investigation.
The tribunal was told that
Mr Burns agreed that between December 2012 and
November 2013, Mr Torre
and Sunrun had received
commissions before the settlement of nine properties.
In relation to four of these
transactions, the money was
placed into a separate trust
account and the interest
earned on that trust account
was not paid to the person
entitled to the interest, the
tribunal said in the findings
on Mr Burns.
The tribunal said Mr Burns
agreed that in 2013 Mr Torres
trust accounts were not
kept in a full and accurate
manner and that monies
were received into the trust
accounts and proper particulars of those amounts were
not entered into the accounts
before the end of the next
business day.
It said the accounts were
not kept in a manner that
could be conveniently and
properly audited and were
not balanced at the end of
each month and Mr Torre
had not notified Consumer
Protection that trust accounts
had been overdrawn.
The judgment said the
Commissioner of Consumer
Protection had alleged that in
engaging in the conduct, Mr
Torre contravened the Act.
Those allegations have
not been determined, the
tribunal said.
The Department of
Commerce said it could not
comment on the case because
it was ongoing.
REIWA said it was kept
informed but had not been
told who was involved.
Mr Torre came second
in last weeks Real Estate
Institute of WA annual auctioneering championships,
which were held at the WA
Basketball Centre Stadium in
Underwood Avenue, Floreat.
Mr Torre and the winner
of the REIWA competition,
Tom Esze, are due to represent WA in Melbourne
at the Auctioneering
Championships in September.
Mr Torre said he took the
allegations seriously and his
lawyers would defend them.
He said he was restricted
in what he could say because
the matter was still before
the court.
My concern is that the allegations are unfounded and
unproven, I dont agree with
them, Mr Torre said.

Repair bill for council cars

a $300 insurance vehicle
excess.
The payments were in a
list of the councils payments
for May, attached to a council
meeting agenda.

Burgers swim in
Burgers are coming to
Claremonts pool.
Councillors went into secret
mode on Tuesday night to
discuss a lease for the cafe
at the Davies Road site.
Afterwards mayor
Jock Barker said Bilbys
Chargrilled Burgers had been
awarded a three-year lease.

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Mob: 0418 944 934

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Fully Insured and Licensed

From Design to Completion

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BOBCAT
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est 1997

Bricklaying Division
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Letterboxes
Retaining Walls
Stone Work
Plastering
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WE PROVIDE
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LIMESTONE GARDEN WALLS
14 Gloster Street, Subiaco

Ph: 9381 9815

0414 441 877

ALL ASPECTS OF

BRICKPAVING
AND BRICKLAYING
Ph Mike 0407

771 893

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0420 308 455

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Re-lay: Drives, Patios,

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Small Jobs Immediate Attention
Ring Frank
25 yrs exp

0412 908 205

0413 327 435

Registered Builder 8549

www.finishedkonstruction.com.au

APV
Constructions
HOMES / EXTENSIONS
Alterations / Updates
30 years experience
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0418 957 666

REG. 3730

One Company All Trades

Perth TLC Group can project
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Honesty, Integrity and
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Ph: 0424 677 713

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0411 843 554

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RENOVATORS
OWNER/BUILDERS

Phone 0424 037 289 Mark

Paul Yates
0412 908 543

Specialising in complete bathroom

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qualied trades. References upon request.
For a quote please call
Ian Brickelbank

BOOKKEEPING

BUILDING

National Estate
Builders
New homes plus
additions & renovations
by a specialist who
understands & appreciates
the older home.
Full Design Service.

Tel. 9381 7094

7 Forrest Street Subiaco
BUILDING AUSTRALIAS
HERITAGE
[email protected]

Western
Suburbs
Wall removal specialist with
licensed Electrical contractor
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WILL BEAT ANY WRITTEN
CONTRACT.
20% discount for pensioners.
30 years exp in building
industry
PETER

0433 969 639

Bathroom Renovations A-Z

Gyprocking & Partitions
Ceiling & Wall Repairs
General Carpentry
Welding & Steel Fab.
Door Installations
Insurance Works
Free Quote

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ALBERT 0418 233 456

BUILDING SOLUTIONS

We Remove, Repair, Replace

Brickwork / Fretting mortar,
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Hidley Pty Ltd

044 97 88 778

Perth Central Maintenance

WE DO IT ALL

Residential - Commercial
27 years Experience
Personal Service

SPECIALISING IN CARPENTRY
AND CONSTRUCTION

Renovations Additions
Maintenance Design &
Drawing Service
Building & DIY Assistance
Call Dane 0409 928 882

CHALCRAFT
ALL STRUCTURAL
WORKS CARRIED OUT TO
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NEW WINDOWS / DOORS
DESIGN NEW
KITCHENS & BATHROOMS
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Call CHALCRAFT

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0416 096 071

Maintenance, repairs, renovations

Professional Service
Quality Workmanship
24/7 Emergency Service
All work Guaranteed / Insured
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0416 339 297

CABINETMAKING

SUBIACO
FURNITURE
FACTORY
Custom-made Furniture
Kitchen, Wall and Vanity Units
Bookcases

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Traditional Craftsmanship
7 Forrest Street,
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Fax 9388 2089

Aiming for Perfection
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QUALIFIED TRADESMEN: FREE QUOTES
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9344 1884, or
0418 914 284

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est 31 years

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CREATIONS

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Kip Woodsmith Design

All aspects of carpentry

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CAR WASH
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*REALISTIC PRICES*
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Undertaking all aspects

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Service & Quality Guaranteed.
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0488 208 999

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DAVID HAYWARD
CARPENTER & JOINER
Qualified Craftsman over 42yrs exp

Ph 9382

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0402 538 449

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Steam
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CARPET LAID ADAPTED

Repair Specialist 35 yrs exp.
Power Restretching. Patching
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Carpentry &
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FOR ALL YOUR

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Carpet
Tiles & Grout
Vinyl & Lino
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Upholstery
End of lease cleaning
Office cleaning
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0410 659 580

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Decorative cornices & centre roses
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Gyprock specialists and plaster glass
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ALL LANDSCAPE AND

GARDEN SERVICES
Professional Garden
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Servicing the POST area since 1983.
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Gardening
Services
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cleaned and maintained. Make overs.
Progressive work to suit budgets.
Absent owners, Strata, Commercial,
Industrial, Government.
Full insurance carried.
Out of hours, Weekend and
holidays to suit client requirements.
Reliable, Competitive rates,
Good References.
Prefer western suburbs but will go
where paid to including country.

Text or phone Theo

0429 880 004

Gardening Clean-ups
Mulching Fertilising
Rubbish Removal
Fully Insured. Phone Angus

0437 712 039

or Rosie 08 9381 5454

GARDEN BAGS

LITTER SACK
Garden Refuse
Bags
Regular Service
for Business &
Home Collections
Ph: Clif

Hill 9307 3906

GLASS

Freshwater Glass

Glass repairs,
shower screens, doors
and windows, pet doors
www.freshwaterglass.com.au

Ph 0418 944 590

BALCATTA
GLASS
Glass Repair
9240 4422 All Hours
188 Balcatta Road, Balcatta
(opposite Bunnings)

GLASS and MIRROR

CUT TO SIZE
WHILE YOU WAIT

FLOREAT GLASS

+ GLASS REPAIRS +

PH: 9383 9334

PENSIONER DISCOUNTS

Now taking on new clients

TIM LYNCH

ADVANCED GARDENING
SERVICES

0403 010 212

[email protected]
www.advancedgardeningservices.com.au

25 Year Warranty
Professional & Reliable
Colorbond, Zincalume &
Aluminium
No job too big or too small
FREE QUOTES
Job done right ... first Time!

Call Shannon
0413 243 006

Gutters &
Downpipes
BRIAN WARD
Free Quotes
9341 7631

ALL GLASS REPAIRS

General glazing Mirrors
Pet doors Tabletops
Frameless showerscreens
Energy efficient glazing
Security glazing Shelves

149 South Terrace,

Fremantle(CNR PRICE ST)

9336 2615
Free Quote

guard, soakwells, small roofing

repairs, high pressure cleaning.
Free Quotes.
Pens. Disc. No two storeys.

Ph Denis 0418 898 893

9304 1321

Cornerstone

Gutters & roong

FREE QUOTES

0402 432 437

SPECIALISING IN ALL YOUR

ROOF PLUMBING NEEDS!

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GUTTER
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DOWNPIPES CLEARED
LEAKS AND OVERFLOWS SORTED
FREE QUOTES PENSIONER DISCOUNTS
PROMPT SERVICE
Phone
MARTIN

GUTTER CLEANING
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SPECIALIST
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SUPPLY & INSTAL
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GUTTER CLEANING

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GROUT CLEAN
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many more please visit our websites.

$89 - 3x rooms of carpet cleaned. (conditions apply)

Grace 0400

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Tile & Grout

CLEANING
No Hazardous Chemicals
Guaranteed Results
Sealing Service Available

0410 778 181

GUTTERING

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.

VIKAS JAISWAL

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Prompt Gutters

0437 344 678

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCED PASSIONATE

Pristine Grass
& Gardens
Lawn & Garden Maintenance
Weed Control ( Lic No. 8211)

Andrew 0466

113 620

1300 654 253 or 0457 077 536

or book online at
www.guttervac.com.au

Gutter Cleaning
Downpipes flushed, roofs cleaned
of debris from $99.00
Also high pressure cleaning

Jack 0412 986 151

9387 4442

The Guttering Specialist

Gutters &
Downpipes
Colorbond or
Zincalume
Fully Insured
All work
guaranteed
ADAM CLARKE

0433 210 028

Call STEVE 9242

Mob 0407 788

8923
272

The NEDLANDS handyman

(and surrounding suburbs)

All those jobs your husband wont

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

BERT 0403 917 935

One Company All Trades

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

08 9433 1077
www.sos-services.com.au
Pensioner Discount / Insured

HANDYMAN
Backyards cleared, tree lopping,
Brickwork, pavers cleaned and sealed.
General repairs and maintenance
Heavy work done, reasonable
and reliable.
PHONE DAVID (Jocks Retired)

9448 8486

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No job too large or small.
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Tony 0468 484 382 or
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SKILLED HANDYMAN
RELIABLE

HANDY SOL

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Brickpaving, Painting,
Picture Hanging, Irrigation,
Gates, Fencing, Welding
All General Handyman Jobs

DAVIDS HANDYMAN
& PAINTING SERVICE

0407 193 606

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Handyman Service

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Prompt and Reliable.
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Indigo
Painting
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Call
David

9383 9394/0408 866 787

Your home is your castle ...
keep it that way!
Call us for fast, clean, professional:
Carpentry
Painting
Installation
Pergolas
Decking
Gates
Timber fences
All home maintenance
Call Simon 0419 925 452

Cambridge
Handyman
0419 925 452

JOHNS HOME
MAINTENANCE

For all your home maintenance and

timber decking call John for fast and
reliable services

0421 809 872

THE FIXER

HOME & GARDEN

MAINTENANCE & REPAIRS
ALL ODD JOBS

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

Gutter / Downpipe Clean
Free Roof Report
All Maintenance

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gutters NOW
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SHAUN READ

Affordable Vacuum Gutter Cleaning

Professional. Reliable.
Comprehensive insurance cover.
Fully roof-safety trained.
For an obligation-free quote call

Grout Magic
0402 644 509

Pre-sale Home Detailing

Rental Property Services
General Repairs
Handyman for Home or Office
All Timber Joinery
Insured and Police Cleared

D.M.
& J.M. Rhodes
Gutters & Downpipes, gutter

0414 011 220

0421 997 585

SPECIALIST
GARDENER

Ask about our RUST PROOF option with

GMA 95-12-005F

Call

Cert. Hort. B.Bus

Mike Jones 0417 181 827

Nina Jones 0427 056 785

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

Gardening Service
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Residential & Commercial
Design & Installation

Rob 0450 384 711

LEAF IT TO US

Peter & Marcia 9571 2857

Phone Glenn
043 892 8190

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0419 905 053

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Regular Maintenance.
Reliable & Meticulous
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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.
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services ... on time and without fuss.
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FREE QUOTE!

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0481 565 433

+EXPERIENCED HANDYMAN+
Quality Work + POMPT Service
Carpentry - Doors, Windows, Skirtings, Floors + Decks
Plastering, patching + making good
All home maintenance jobs considered
Call Rod:

0418 924 016

ALL ASPECTS OF HOME MAINTENANCE

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Ph: 0421 251 794

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PROPERTY MAINTENANCE

All jobs big or small

Phone Mick

Police cleared Reg Business Fully Insured

0418 919 312

0417 173 336

CALAUTTI

QUALIFIED TRADESMAN

Handyman Service
For household repairs eg house and
fence painting, small tiling or
brickpaving areas, gardening, house
cleaning, cleaning gutters etc.

Call Charlie on 0401 019 975

Roofing, Flashing
Gutters Installed OR Cleaned
Tiling etc.
All Handyman Jobs

0423 511 303

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LANDSCAPING

LAWN MOWING

Enviroblast

0415 860 884

Stevens

Servicing the POST area since 1983.

Ph Mark Scrine. C. Hort

0417 093 578

9203 9985

www.landscaperenewal.com.au

HIGH PRESSURE CLEANING SERVICE

Specialising in roofs, driveways,

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

0427 005 724

HOME IMPROVEMENTS

We are the HOME

IMPROVEMENT experts
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9284 0165
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Renovations &
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Handyman
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HOT WATER
SYSTEM

Office

9387 2339

Mobile 0418 941 571

Fax 9387 8581

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Specialists
in all large and small
landscaping projects
Bobcat work Paving
Lawns
Planting
Retic
Lighting
Limestone walls

0412 917 818 9384 9224

Precision
Edge Mowing
Making Life Easy
Artificial Lawn
Environmentally Friendly
Australian Made

www.greenplanetgrass.com.au

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

Gradient Landscapes
Working with you to create perfection
Paving
Concreting
Reticulation
Retaining Walls
Garden Preparation
Maintenance
Decks and Pergolas
All aspects of landscaping
Free quotes

Call Leon on 0417

049 923

MUIRS

LANDSCAPING

JOLIMONT LAUNDROBAR
Sheilas Washing, Ironing
and Alterations
2/24 CARDIGAN TCE

Call Eddie

0425 551 233

9381 6996

Est 1982

www.ibislandscapes.com.au

Call Mike Kuba

0413 015 808

9383 2915
0412 946 476

Damian 0403 126 970

NEWS THATS
RIGHT UP
YOUR STREET

JOEL IRRIGATION &

LANDSCAPES PTY.
LTD.
Since 1982

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Rego 8057

How to Get Your Painting

Completed Right The
First Time Guaranteed.

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

Mobile 0404 739 991

Master Painting
Services

Commercial / Residential
Interior/ Exterior
High quality & low cost

Free
quote DAVID

0431 200 866

MICHAEL ELLIS
PAINTING
0499 874 988
20 Years Exp - Free Quotes
reg: 7822

REG 7800

5 663

YOUR WESTERN
SUBURBS LOCKSMITH
X Home X Office X Car

7 Day Service

Ph: 6350 8500

www.lockstock.com.au

1300 206 213

LEADLIGHT

J.B. Leadlights
Repairs Restorations
Windows, Doors & Cabinets
New Commissions
JOHN BURROWS

FREMANTLE
LOCK SERVICE
Stirling Hwy, North Fremantle
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PAINTING

PAINTING
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LIMESTONE

Reg. No. 4989

Roberts Limestone
Building Co.
Specialising in:
Limestone walls,
Feature walls, Arches,
Steps, Retaining walls,
Restoration,
TIM ROBERTS

25 YEARS EXPERIENCE

9245 2550
M: 0418 299 524
Ph/Fax:

Wintergrass and Weedspray

Licensed Operator

PAINTING
PAPER HANGING
All work guaranteed
REGD PAINTER
Ring 9381

1782 or 9388 1237

PAINTING SPECIAL
For all your internal/external
painting requirements.
For your highest quality job at a
very special price, phone

CLIVE 9383 3412

0447 433 412

744 752

Reg. No. 4280

FLOREAT & ALL

WESTERN SUBURBS

MOW IT & MORE

Painter - Decorators
30 years experience

Lawn Mowing Servicing

Mosman
Nedlands,
FULPark,
LY Cottesloe,
BOO areas
Dalkeith and
surrounding

KED

784 094

Atlas Lawn Services

Est 1985
COMMERCIAL & DOMESTIC
Steve

0411 223 637

David
0411 223 644

MORE THAN A MOW

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Free Quotes - Call Darren today

041 301 6555

Mow d Lawn
Garden Services
Andy
04 900 405 20

ANGUSS

Lawnmowing and
Gardening Service
Honest and Reliable

9381 5454
0437 712 039

Ph Angus

ALL HOURS
www.citygrouppainting.com.au

WHEN ORGANISING
YOUR NEXT
PAINTING PROJECT,
COASTAL COLOURS
as your preferred painting
contractor.
With the highest level of
commnunication and
professional service,
I will complete the work in
agreed time frame and terms,
My goal is your happiness,
your peace of mind and your
referral.

Phone
WARREN
on

0400 440 272

Reg No. 6791

Saari Quality
Painting & Decorating
European Craftsman
Very Reasonable
Reg: 6952
Rates

CAPITAL PAINTING & DECORATING

Call JAY: 0410 413 327

James Limestone
Restoration

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

Old fashioned workmanship,

HIGH QUALITY FINISH
References - prompt services. Free
quotes. All work guaranteed. No job
too big or small. Reg. painter.

9206 4504
CALL MICK 0434 835 728
or GAVIN 0415 385 501

DON McNALLY
20 years experience

INTERIOR & EXTERIOR

ROOMS FROM $250

REPAINTING
Reg.
SPECIALIST 3476
HIGH QUALITY LOW COST!

Mob 0417

182 051

ALL ASPECTS

INCLUDING BOBCAT WORK

SMALL AND LARGE JOBS
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Painters Registration No. 5890

RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL

PAINTERS & DECORATORS
SPECIALISING IN
RESTORATION OF PERIOD
HOMES

COMMERCIAL & RETAIL

MOBILE 0432 322 026

F: 9444 7863

BAGOT ROAD, SUBIACO

CARING FOR SUBIACOS HERITAGE

www.precisepainting.net.au

Paul Stratton

30 years experience

Painter & Decorator

0451 478 078

Indigo
Painting
MASTER PAINTERS AWARD WINNER 2009
As featured in Home Beautiful
Magazine & The West Australian
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BAMICA PAINTING
Rego: 8026

Reijo 0411 610 246

FREE QUOTES 7 DAYS
Your satisfaction is our
guarantee

Dirk Warburton 9407 9103

www.prestigepaintingwa.com.au

Neil 0417 099 539

LAWN MOWING

Trevor 0412

0418 914 041

please consider

9284 5638
0419 966 945

Grounds
& Surrounds
Lawncare & Garden Maintenance
Simon 0413

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LAWNMOWING SERVICE
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Phone Jack for a

free, no obligation
quote

0420 44

LAUNDROBAR

LAWN CARE SPECIALISTS

Free Quotes
29 Walter St
Claremont

KEVIN SHEEHAN
Master Locksmith
Security Consultant
Glad to be of Service

0425 551 233

9381 6996 Reg 1964

Ph/Fax 9382 3278

Mobile 0438 755 877

REG 7089

[email protected]
Have a look at our main ad in the Home
Improvement section

ABN 72 910 338 191

0409 373 685

EDDIES LAWN AERATION

9284 0165

Locksmiths
Guaranteed Same
Day Service 20 years exp

All Western Suburbs

PH: Oliver Calnan

Complete kitchen and wet

area renovations
Alterations for
dishwashers/ovens etc
Installation of flatpack
kitchens and quality
kitchens made in Germany
Decking

www.tlc-perth.com

Pol Lic SG 15935

ABN 22337056071

EDDIES
MOWING

Save money using a small

operator with less overheads!

LAWN CARE

Good old fashioned,

friendly and
professional
service
All aspects of landscaping
from maintenance to
limestone retaining walls
Small team to create
beautiful gardens at the
right price

0400 977 610

9Specialist in pre-house sale renovation

9Retic
9Basic hard-scaping
9Turf laying
9Earth works
9Plant selection 9Soil amendment

EUROMART
KITCHENS

Perth TLC Group can

project manage your kitchen
improvement/renovation

LOCKSMITH

Creating your vision from design

to construction

9387 8641

One Company All Trades

Call
Rob

Small Jobs welcome!!!

Commercial / Residential

7 DAYS PER WEEK

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK

7am-8.30pm
Bag Wash, Soap Machine
and Drycleaning

Matt Siomos, B.Sc (Botany),

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

0417 965 115

www.naturalistestone.com.au

Subiaco
Painting Service

www.sheehanlocksmith.com.au

(near Hay, Jersey lights)

Innovative landscape design,

construction and maintenance.
Expert in native and waterwise
gardens. Highly qualified team
of professionals with 25+ years
experience.

Perth & South West

Contact Matthew Warren

LAWNS & GARDENS

Free Messure & Quote

KITCHENS

0400 424 357

0450 225 113

6143 8721

www.lukeslandscaping.com.au

Phone: 9209 2669

Also:

All Natural Stones

Free Quotes, Fully Insured

0401 372 277

Rejuvenate
your
Tired Garden

General Maintenance
Emergency Repairs Blockages
Hot Water Systems
PL6669
GL7760 and All Gas Services

9245 3303

SEAMUS HOME SERVICES

Stonework Specialists

LAWNMOWING SERVICES

4 Vaucluse Ave
Claremont

ALL AREAS - 24 HOURS

German craftsman, 25 years experience

Mobile 0418 921 418

EST 81

Phone Peter Harper

One Company All Trades

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Brett Campbell (Proprietor)

PAINTING

Reg 7824

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