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Subi shops
at Quarter
for ideas
Whiskey a lifesaver
By LLOYD GORMAN
Subiaco council staff have
been shopping for ideas and
checking out the competition
in Claremont Quarter.
Top dog Gypsy with his new owner, Tina Webster, and Premier Colin Barnett. Photo: Paul McGovern
By DAVID COHEN
Liz Jackman says a dog
named Whiskey saved her
former soldier husbands life.
My husband Scott was in the
8th/9th Battalion of the Royal
Australian Regiment, Liz said.
After he got back from
Afghanistan he suffered from
post-traumatic stress disorder.
He was self-medicating and
became an alcoholic.
But Whiskey got him out of
bed and out in public again.
Whiskey saved his life as far
as Im concerned.
The experience inspired Liz
and others to start Whiskeys
Wish, which trains support dogs
and gives them to armed forces
veterans and emergency workers.
Last Friday in Cottesloe, Liz
and co-founder Marilyn Kench
handed over Gypsy, a 6-monthold red heeler, to Tina Webster.
Premier Colin Barnett was
at the Sea View Golf Club
ceremony and was impressed
to learn about Whiskeys Wish
and its achievements.
Tina, who has post-traumatic
stress disorder, said she was

very excited but very nervous,
and a little bit scared.
I met Gypsy for the first time
earlier this week and have
constantly been getting photos
of him, she said.
After starting as a Naval
Reserve cadet in 1978, Tina had
a career in the defence forces
before becoming a paramedic.
She had met Mr Barnett before, when helping workers at
Hale House and Dumas House
practise emergency evacuations.
Liz said her organisations

aim was to provide one dog
per year.
By our fifth year wed hoped
to be up to 24 dogs, she said.
But we are only 13 months
old and we already have 18 dogs
in the program.
Liz said Whiskeys Wish was
supported by very generous
donors.
Whiskeys story touched a
lot of people, she said.
He was only with us for 12
months before dying from an
inoperable cancer.
CEO Don Burnett took senior

staff to the shopping centre,
which Subiaco retailers say has
lured shoppers from Rokeby
Road since it opened in March
2009.
Subiacos main shopping strip
has been in decline since the
closure of the Pavilion Markets
nine years ago and the rise of
other shopping destinations.
I took some staff to Claremont
Quarter to see what they are
doing, Mr Burnett said. We
are probably travelling better
than them.
I bought them a cup of coffee, we walked around and had
a look to see what Claremont
Quarter is doing and to pick
up a few ideas from there, but
also to identify that theyve got
a few vacant shops and spaces.
Ive got to say it, we dont
have that many vacant shops
in Subiaco. I think there are
probably four or five and they
are reasonably small ones.
Chocolatier Chokeby Road
shut its Rokeby Road shop last
year after more than 20 years
there.
Jill Dallimore, who owns and
runs a neighbouring homeware
shop, said it was sad for Rokeby
Road to lose an iconic and established business.
I get people coming into me
every day asking what happened
to the chocolate shop, she said.
A ladies fashion shop operated by Violet Wioletta in
Forrest Walk, just off Rokeby
Road, shut down just before
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Was Elizabeth
Quay worth it?
Pages 24 and 25
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By DAVID COHEN
Cottesloe apartment owners

are worried their properties will
be sold against their will if strata
laws change later this year.
The owners of apartments in
the Seapines block in Marine
Parade have declined offers from
a syndicate headed by Debbie
Whiting and Dean Capelli.
Legislation to change the
Strata Titles Act is expected
to be introduced to Parliament
in the second half of this year.
One of the changes means a
strata scheme can be terminated
if 75% of owners agree.
Currently all owners must
agree to a scheme termination.
Ms Whiting and Mr Capelli
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Seapines units could be controlled

by a syndicate later this year.
have 19 of the 28 Seapines properties, and need to acquire only
two more to have a 75% interest.
Seapines unit owner Fulvio
Prainito said the new rules
would be shameful.
The most disappointing point
about the new law is that its
changing the timing of a real
estate transaction to the advantage of speculators so that I will
not be able to buy back into the

same location and position, Mr
Prainito said.
This legislation will force
someone like me, who has lived
in his Cottesloe beachfront unit
for a quarter of a century, to
sell in a depressed market to
speculators who will then on
sell when the real estate market
is booming.
Im not against redevelopment but Im against a law that
will destroy any chance that I
might have had of getting enough
money to buy back into the same
location and position.
Its shameful that our government wants to turn the clock
back 800 years after the Magna
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Why do complainers
live by Showgrounds?
Peace, quiet and not a

giant thong in sight
In response to Claremont residents complaining about the noise levels of the recent
Origin Festival at the Showgrounds (Origin
antics upset locals, POST, January 9).
Were you never young once?
Were you never a little bit loud and raucous
in your younger years?
Did you never enjoy partying and letting
your hair down once in a while, or have you
always been full-time members of the fun
police?
When you bought your properties and chose
to live near the Showgrounds, you would have
been well aware that there would be several
noisy events taking place there throughout
the year.
But you still made the choice to live there
and subsequently complain.
The noise from the Perth Royal Show goes
on a lot longer and, to my mind, is a lot more
irritating than one night of music, yet few
people ever complain about that.
I laughed when I read that residents felt
they had to stay up to take care of their
homes on the night of the concert.
Take care of them from what?
From people walking down the street?
Why are you so afraid of young people?
In the grand scheme of things, the number
of events you have to tolerate over the course
of the year is minimal.
If you hate it that much, then plan to be
away at such times.
Gayle Tindal
Hooley Street, Swanbourne
What a treat it will be to go to Cottesloe

beach on Australia Day and not have to listen
to loud megaphones and music spoiling the
natural environment (Swan thong for Cott
challenge, POST, January 9).
When the thong extravaganza started many
years ago, I could not believe something like
that could just take place with no consultation with the ratepayers of Cottesloe.
Good on councillor Sally Pyvis for persisting with a no vote. Let everyone from far
and wide enjoy the beach in peace.
Novena Bartholomaeus
North Street, Cottesloe
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Putting its stamp on it
Lake Claremont report is all

about park users, not wildlife
How many Claremont ratepayers
know that the report of the Lake
Claremont parkland recreation
working party is open for public submission, which closes on
January 22?
Timing of this submission period
over the holidays is unfortunate.
The report does not comply with
the committee terms of reference.
It undermines ecological components of the Lake Claremont
management plan of 2010.
Recommendations affecting free
passage of wildlife and the type
of trees to be retained, removed
or planted are centred more on
the supposed needs of park users
rather than the needs of the wildlife inhabiting the wetlands.
How high must the proposed
dog-proof fence around the entire
lake be to keep out larger dogs, and
what will the effect be on wildlife
wishing to forage in the parkland
over the fence?
No consideration is given to
council liability if unleashed dogs
on council-controlled parkland
attack users.
Now, dogs must be on leashes,
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but if the council changes this,

knowing the possible risk, it may
be held liable for any damages.
The cost of litigation would be
borne by ratepayers.
It is proposed to expand the
dog exercise area to encompass
a large portion of the park east
of the lake, from Henshaw Lane
to join the current dog exercise
area at the corner of Davies and
Alfred roads.
Dogs will be permitted to be
off-leash in this area, which faces
homes and John Mulder Park, a
childrens playground and a barbecue area.
The proposed 12-bay carpark in
the park at the west end of Lakeway
should be subject to separate consultation with Lakeway residents.
The cost to ratepayers is substantial: the dog fence is estimated to
cost $40,000, the proposed 12-bay
Lakeway carpark $5000.
To read the report, go to claremont.wa.gov.au/community/lakeclaremont.aspx.
University of WA alumni receive invitations

to its bi-annual general meetings by snail mail.
I am unwilling to state that 100% of UWAs
alumni have email addresses, but how about
99.99% as a guess?
Perhaps UWA is singlehandedly trying to
improve the coffers of Australia Post.
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Quentin said it all

Quentin Hall, I could not have said it any
better (If only I had a 4WD ..., Letters, POST,
January 9.
You have covered every point I had ever
wished to say about those bimbo drivers who
plague our roads.
I really like the cute little wave they make
after acknowledging our pitiful existence
while we take aggressive avoiding action
because theyve been looking down at their
laps (why?) while they attempt to drive, stay
on the road and avoid that obvious peasant
driving a non-4WD.
Please Quentin, should you be granted your
wish, dont join that club.
Michael Meehan
Luita Street, Wembley Downs
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Boy denies Curtin Ave assault charge

A teenage boy and his mother
wept as he pleaded not guilty
on Tuesday to assaulting a
Cottesloe dinner party guest
last year.
The 16-year-old, in white socks
but no shoes, used his T-shirt to
wipe tears from his eyes before
he entered the plea in the Perth
Childrens Court.
After he was returned to custody his mother said her son was
being blamed for the violence
because he was the youngest

person there.
The South Lake boy and an
18-year-old Lockridge man
are alleged to have bashed
three people outside a Curtin
Avenue home on the evening
of November 2.
They were both charged with
assault occasioning bodily harm
last month.
Police allege one of the victims
was struck with a fence picket
and another had to be taken to
hospital.
It took police 2 hours to get
to the scene despite numerous
000 calls from the victims and
their neighbours.
The violence prompted the
home owner to call at last
months Cottesloe ratepayers
AGM for private security for
the suburb.
On Tuesday, Aboriginal
Legal Service lawyer Monica
Collard told Magistrate Andre
Horrigan about her client: Hes
instructed me to enter a plea of

not guilty.
Ms Collard said a complication
was not knowing if the adult had
entered a plea to his charge.
She said her client was keen
to have the assault matter progressed.
The boy pleaded guilty to
crimes including stealing $200
of property from the Subiaco
BWS, breaching a restraining
order in Beeliar last October;
and assaulting a person after
the breach.
I was intoxicated at the time,
the boy told Ms Horrigan.
Ms Collard said the boy
wanted to apply for bail, but he
was remanded in custody until
next Tuesday.
The 16-year-olds mother said
she did not know why her son
had been in Cottesloe on the
night.
He is getting the blame for
it because he was the youngest
person there, she said.
Sand racer
Ricciardo
Sam Morgan raced down
to Cottesloe beach on
Wednesday morning when
he heard Formula One ace
Daniel Ricciardo was on
the sand.
An excited Sam (10) arrived
to see the Perth-born speedster (26) putting the finishing
touches to an F1 racing car
sandcastle in front of Indiana.
I said, Can I have a photo
with you?, and he said Yeah,
Sam said.
The Cottesloe Primary
School student said Daniel,
who drives for Infiniti Red
Bull, was polite and happy to
be in a selfie.
I like driving fast, Sam
said. My mum says Im not
allowed to, but I will do when
Im older.
The beach car was built
by a professional sandcastle
builder from Rockingham,
who told onlookers his next
job was in Queensland.
Sam Morgan snaps a selfie with Formula One ace Daniel Ricciardo on Cottesloe beach. MAIN PHOTO: Paul McGovern, INSET PHOTO: Jane Hall
Neighbours told to call police and stay inside

By DAVID HUDLESTON
Neighbours witnessing serious crimes at the units most
frequently visited by police
in Mosman Park should stay
inside and call 000, according
to council CEO Kevin Poynton.
He was responding to complaints from residents living
near Rope Works Park who
said rubbish dumped there by
some residents of the units at
16 Wellington Street had made
it Mosman Parks shame.
Several neighbours, who
wished to remain anonymous,
said police regularly attended
fights and arguments at the
units, where residents left piles
of rubbish at the front and back
of the property, which borders
the park.
Police said the address was
one of the most frequently visited by them in the Cottesloe
sub-district.
On Monday morning one resident said she went to clean up
rubbish in the park and found
syringes.
She said residents regularly
contacted the council and the
Department of Housing but

nothing seemed to be done.
She described the bit of the
park where rubbish was dumped
as Mosman Parks shame.
Mr Poynton said Mosman Park
was home to people from many
diverse backgrounds, including
Department of Housing tenants.
There have been issues for
many years with some not all
residents who live adjacent
to Rope Works Park, he said.
But, he said, the issues in
Mosman Park were minor compared with those in other parts
of Perth.
Mr Poynton said the council worked closely with the
Department of Housing to
manage problems like illegal
dumping, littering, theft, property damage and antisocial

behaviour.
We encourage residents of
adjoining properties who are
affected by these issues to record
the time and date of events, take
video or photographic evidence
where it is safe to do so and
forward these reports to police.
If residents are witnesses to
serious crimes or assaults, they
should stay indoors and call 000

immediately.
The town will continue to
work hard with strata managers, neighbouring residents,
Department of Housing and
WA Police to preserve the right
to safe and peaceful habitation that all residents should
enjoy.
The Housing Authoritys
Peter Lonsdale said there was
more than just handymen
no information to substantiate
suggestions that tenants of 16
Wellington Street were responsible for dumping rubbish or
syringes in the park.
He said cleaning and grounds
maintenance were done by a
contractor on a monthly basis
while rubbish removal and repairs were done when reported
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Trading on past glories
Chinese are
Quay targets
The Barnett government is
looking for Chinese money
to help develop Elizabeth
Quay.
One of the lots in the 10ha
site has already been sold to
Chevron for its Asia-Pacific
HQ, though Chevron asked
to delay this project for two
years last October.
The Hong Kong-listed developer Far East Consortium
plans to build a Ritz Carlton
Hotel and high-rise apartment
block on the eastern side of
the new inlet.
The Metropolitan
Redevelopment Authority
has also produced English and
Chinese versions of a brochure
for two lots on the opposite
(western) side of the inlet with
high rise of up to 25 storeys.
Last July, the MRA began
a secretive process to pick a
winning bid for what would
go on the two blocks and who
would build it.
That process was due to finish this month.
Elizabeth Quay will officially
open to the public on Friday,
January 29.
Was the Quay worth it?
See pages 24 and 25
Subiacos reputation for markets has taken a bit of a hit lately.

Its newest venture, Markets on
Rokeby, started last November
but is now on hold until March
while the operators go back to
the drawing board.
Its opening came a few months
after the closure of the Station Street
Markets, which had drawn in
about 20,000 people every weekend
since 1985.
Just two weeks before Markets
on Rokeby opened, Subi Farmers
Market, which operates at Subiaco
Primary School on Saturday mornings, celebrated its sixth birthday.
With so much going on it can
be hard perhaps to keep up with
the latest comings and goings.
But a POSTie recently spotted
a reference to the Subis halcyon
A page from the MRA brochure about Elizabeth Quay, printed in Chinese.
Channel swimmers desperate and boatless

Last year, Bobbie Mignacca
and three other mums could see
the beach at the finish when they
had to retire from the Rottnest
Channel Swim.
We were so disappointed,
Bobbie said.
We decided to give it another
go and have been training hard.
But our support boat is no
longer available on February 27
and we are desperately searching
for a replacement.
Bobbie said the team all had

children in Year 5 at John XXIII
College and most had been swimming every day to train for the
event.
We train separately during
the week and then get together
on the weekend and swim laps
between the pylon and the groyne
at Cottesloe, she said.
If you have a boat and can help
on the day, call Bobbie on 0417
990 472.
market days that is now a bit ripe.

Claremont-based developer
Match is selling apartments at
its new development in 215 Hay
Street, Subiaco.
Its website spruiks: The centre
of style and substance, Subiaco
has excellent pubs, bars, nightclubs, cafes, restaurants and
fabulous weekend markets at
the Subiaco Pavilion.
The Pavilion Markets, which
were Subiacos best known markets for about 30 years, closed
eight years ago.
$750 for false alarm

A smoky toaster could now
set you back $750 if firefighters
turn up.
The Department of Fire and
Emergency Services will start
charging this amount for going
to false alarms at premises
with direct brigade-monitored
alarms.
The fee will apply to the fourth
and any subsequent alarm in a
financial year.
In 2014-15, firefighters went to
9839 false alarms
about 27 a day
on average.
It is usually
commercial and industrial
properties, not homes, that
have direct brigade-monitored
alarms.
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Business owners and shoppers in Cottesloe were taken

aback by rude messages at
a bus shelter on Tuesday.
The words were chalked
on the shelter walls, on
the corner of Station and
Railway streets.
A local said the messages
had been left by a homeless
man who often uses the shelter and sleeps in the trees at
the Station Street carpark,
by Stirling Highway.
The local said he called the
council to ask if the words
could be removed.
Southbound music moves north

Hot on the heels of cancelling
last weekends Southbound
concert down south, because of
the devastating Waroona bushfires, festival organisers put
together a Fire Relief Appeal
concert at the HBF Stadium in
Mt Claremont.
In just under 48 hours, disappointed music lovers were
buoyed by an instant concert
to raise money for the victims
of the terrible bushfires in the
South-West.
Almost 3500 music fans who
turned up to see JumpClimb
Djs, Koi Child, San Cisco,
Oh Wonder, Birds of Tokyo,
Django Django, Bloc Party and
Disclosure raised over $150,000
for the Lord Mayors Distress
Relief Fund Waroona and
Districts Fire Relief Appeal.
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utterly overwhelmed at the
willingness of local businesses,
suppliers, staff and our local
and international artists who
dropped everything to make
this event happen.
Some Southbound patrons
have also donated their ticket
refund to the appeal.
DIY enthusiasts are the latest

target of fraudsters.
Emails purporting to offer
hundreds or even thousands
of dollars in vouchers or gift
cards for Bunnings have been
circulating since January 1.
Bunnings, which has stores
in Subiaco, Cottesloe and
Claremont, has warned the
emails are a scam.
Bunnings is aware that it
is being misrepresented via a
growing number of scam emails,
Facebook pages and/or websites
targeting individuals with opportunities to win or receive,
Bunnings gift cards or vouchers, a company statement said.
Bunnings is in no way associated with any of the above
activities and does not use
social media for any offers or
promotions.
Bunnings will also never
ask for personal or banking
details in unsolicited communications.
Perths population needs to double

Perth city needed a population of about 40,000 before it
could reach a critical mass
of vibrancy and activation,
lord mayor Lisa Scaffidi told
a Claremont shop owner last
month.
She was responding to questions from Victor Tana who
owns Parker and Co stores in
Claremont Quarter and the CBD,
about parking and traffic issues.

She said the citys population
had risen from 5000 in 1995 to
about 23,000 today.
Sceptics might wonder if
Perths all-out assault to acquire
Subiacos South ward and about
3000 residents has something
to do with the councils demographic ambitions.
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had a stay of demolition after
a development assessment
panel rejected new plans for
its redevelopment.
By LINDA CALLAGHAN
The man reviewing plans to
sell part of the SAS Seaward
Village at Swanbourne said
he and his family once lived
in army housing.
Retired Lieutenant General
Mark Evans said he would make
his decision about the redevelopment plan by the weekend,
but it would take him time to
write a report for the Minister.
I will have made a decision
by the end of the week, he said
in Swanbourne on Monday.
I have already had about 35
submissions from organisations
and individuals.
Lieutenant General Evans was
appointed by Assistant Defence
Minister Darren Chester to a review the plan by the government
business unit, Defence Housing
Australia, because of increasing
concern about security if part
of the village next to Campbell
Barracks were sold for private
housing.
Liberal MP Andrew Hastie,
a former SAS officer, met
Lieutenant General Evans on
Monday.
He said the plan could affect
national security.
Lieutenant General Evans
said he was familiar with the
area.
I lived in Kelmscott when
I first moved to Australia, he
said.
Curtin MP and Foreign Affairs
Minister Julie Bishop met
Lieutenant General Evans at
the entrance to the village but
refused to go farther in or be
photographed with him near
one of the houses because she
said it would be an invasion of
residents privacy.
A former Sandhurst-trained
member of the British Army,
Lieutenant General Evans
worked on counter-terrorism in
Northern Ireland before moving to Australia and joining the
army here.
I tried out for the SAS but
failed the test to get in, he said.
His review coincides with a
second investigation ordered by
the Senate into how DHA works.
Stephen Conroy, Deputy
Leader of the Opposition in
Terrorism specialist Lieutenant General Mark Evans who is reviewing

plans to redevelop Seaward Village at Swanbourne was in the area on
Monday and said he knows the area from living in Perth.
the Senate, said a committee
should be set up to look into the
management and board of DHA.
The former managing director left at the end of last year
and was replaced temporarily
by a member of staff from the
Treasury.
The former managing director was one of only two of the
nine members with previous
military service.
Senator Conroy wants the
committee to examine if the
operations comply with the
DHA Act that handed the land
and housing from Defence to
the business unit DHA.
Lieutenant General Evans has
until February 29 to report to
Mr Chester.
The committee has until April
30 to report to the Senate.
A public meeting for
Swanbourne residents was
being held on Thursday evening.
Nedlands mayor Max Hipkins
wrote to Lieutenant General.
Evans to tell him a group set
up by the council said the plans
had major flaws.
Mr Hastie told ABC presenter
Jane Marwick that he was

throwing his weight behind the
opposition to the plan.
He said Campbell Barracks
had sensitive electronic and
physical facilities that could
be at risk.
He linked a land sale to the
99-year lease for Darwin port
to a Chinese company.
Who are we going to sell it
[Seaward Village] to, are we
going to have any controls in
place? he said.
He said he had spent six months
away from his wife and family
while serving overseas.
One comfort you take is that
they are being cared for and
there is minimal disruption,
he said.
He said the plan would mean
children had to change schools.
Terry Nolan, a retired SAS
brigadier and commander who
is now president of the regimental association said: The review
was only called because of the
public outrage.
It is important people in
Canberra know just how much
opposition there is.
Neighbours of the Kilmarnock

block, at the corner of Broome
and Eric streets in Cottesloe,
told the panel on Monday
the proposed $10million new
building would be disastrous
and like having a cruise liner
with a top-deck party pool next
to them.
Rhonda Peploe and Dorothy
Wantling own the 11-apartment
block and land, which was built
in 1964 for Ms Peploes father
when he was a manager at the
Ocean Beach Hotel.
On Monday, neighbours Cliff
and Jenny Tarry told the panel
one of their concerns was that
the proposed building would be
10m high and next to the lane
beside their home.
It would be a massive building ... can you imagine the effect on our quality of life? Mr
Tarry said.
There would be no blue sky
... it would be like living next
to a liner with a top-deck party
pool.
TPG planner David Caddy said
the new building would have 10
apartments.
It is an architect-designed
development and will improve
the streetscape, Mr Caddy said.
This Cottesloe building is 52

years old but a proposed replacement was refused on Monday.
A sticking point for the panel
of three state governmentappointed people and Cottesloe
councillors Katrina Downes
and Jay Birnbrauer was the
amount of open space in the
redevelopment.
Council planning manager
Andrew Jackson said if the open
space on the roof was taken out,
there would be only 28%, well
short of the required amount.
The intensity [of the proposed building] is more what
we were anticipating for the
beachfront, he said.
Ms Downes said she had issues
with the proposed building,
including sightlines.
The vote to reject the proposal
was unanimous.
Later, Mr Caddy said he had
taken good messages from
the meeting.
It would be fairly easy to
amend the plans and get approval, Mr Caddy said.
Hopefully well be back
within a month.
JTC tops the class

A Mt Claremont school has
had its best exam results in
10 years.
Fourteen students at John
XXIII College, achieved an
Australian Tertiary Admission
Rank (ATAR) of more than 99.
College results were outstanding, principal Kathleen
Negus said.
In fact, they are the best
results the college has had for
the past 10 years.
In a letter sent to former
students during the holidays,
Ms Negus said the Year 12
group had covered a range of
achievements as well as aca-
demic studies.
They were a wonderful group
and the excellent results are
well deserved, she said.
Seventy-five students scored
an ATAR of more than 90.
Certificates of distinction were
awarded to 11 JTC students who
were in the states top 0.5% for
individual course results.
Another 13 were awarded
certificates of commendation
for having achieved at least 20
A-grades during Years 11 and 12.
ATAR scores are based on
students best four subjects.
They allow colleges and universities to compare students.
Burglars leave blood Vet clinic hit a second time

Blood was left at a Floreat crime scene on
Monday. Burglars smashed their way into a
Groveland Road home, ransacked the property
and stole a laptop. The blood was left on a
bedroom door. The theft happened between
1.30 and 4pm.
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Mosman Park landscape artist Karen
McKay (84) is raising funds for Alzheimers
research with an exhibition of her works
at the Gallows Gallery in Mosman Park.
The eclectic collection of watercolours,
oils, acrylics, pastels, mixed media and ink
sketches includes landscapes from the Pilbara,
her former Toodyay farm, the Kimberley and
overseas.
The Everything Old is New Again exhibition
opens at 6pm on Saturday, January 23, at the
Gallows Gallery, 53 Glyde Street, and is then
open daily for a week from 10.30am to 5pm.
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Notice is hereby given, in accordance with Section 6.20 of
the Local Government Act 1995, that the Town of Cottesloe
is intending to take out an unbudgeted self supporting loan
of up to $420,000 to assist the Cottesloe Tennis Club with its
proposed court expansion and lighting upgrades.
Further information may be obtained at the Town of
Cottesloe Office, 109 Broome Street, Cottesloe, the
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Peppermint Grove and on the Towns website at
www.cottesloe.wa.gov.au.
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Bomber pilot a lawn bowls ace

By JACOB NAZROO
Doug Arrowsmith (94),
a Floreat resident since
1971, has had renowned
involvement in two quite
different circles of life: war
and lawn bowling.
Asked if any skills he
learnt in the air force were
transferable to lawn bowls,
Doug said being a bomber
pilot had improved his leadership skills.
Doug captained and
advised clubs round the
country and helped to get
lawn bowling off the ground
in Malaysia.
But before a life of frequent bowling and consistent community involvement,
Doug went to war in his early
20s, making him one of the
older people in his crew.
Doug grew up in South
Australia and went to Scotch
College before moving to
Perth and working for the
Bank of NSW (now Westpac)
in 1939.
He was called up for
military training in 1942 and
applied to join the air force.
I did not know at the time
that the chances of surviving [as a pilot] in Bomber
Command were about one
in 10, Doug said.
Doug said pre-flight meals
(with real and not powdered
eggs) offered small pleasure
before each of the 35 bombings raids he flew on, knowing every time that he might
not come back.
On the only bombing raid
Doug could not do, due to
illness, the pilot who took
Dougs plane did not return.
After finishing his service
in March 1945, Doug had a
blind date with future wife
Helen, after a friend who
was getting married suggested Doug accompany her

to the wedding.
The two were together for
68 years until Helen died in
December 2014.
Family has been a huge
part of my life, Doug said,
reflecting on his wife and
two daughters, Lesley and
Judith, who were born in
1947 and 1951, respectively,
and who both live in Perth.
Doug bought some land
in Como for 58 pounds and
built a house in which he
and Helen raised their girls
while he worked as an accountant.
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I did not know at

the time that the
chances of surviving
as a bomber pilot were
about one in 10
But Doug moved around

a lot, working in Nannup,
Busselton and Port Augusta,
where he began lawn bowling after a friend gave him
a bowls manual.
A keen sportsman from
a young age, Doug quickly
excelled in bowls, beating
the Busselton club champion
in his first game there.
And so began Dougs long
and distinguished bowling career, the highlight of
which, Doug said, was winning the state fours for the
first time.
Doug represented WA
51 times and has lifelong involvement with
Subiaco Bowling Club (now
Hollywood-Subiaco Bowling
Club).
Doug Arrowsmith with his seven WWII service medals and, in

front, his French Legion of Honour medal. Photo: Billie Fairclough
Outside playing, Doug
also coached the Malaysian
national team for four weeks
in 1996.
I take a lot of credit for
starting Malaysia off on the
right foot, Doug said.
Talking about the challenges of living in a post-war
mentality, Doug said it was
important to stay relaxed
and do things you enjoyed.
There was a problem of
suffering from nerves, he

said. If you are a certain
character you can overcome
them.
Doug does this by crossstitching and building things
in his home workshop.
Doug pointed out a crossstitched picture of a plane
hanging on his living-room
wall and said: Do you see
that? That took hundreds
of hours.
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local short-term stays
By JACOB NAZROO
Rental website Airbnb shows
about 300 homes and apartments in the western suburbs
that are available to rent.
There are also about 120
single rooms and two shared
rooms on the site.
Property owners list their
homes, or just rooms, for rent
and the site now has 1.5million
listings in 34,000 cities and 190
countries.
The website advises hosts to
contact their councils to clarify
local rules on short-term rental.
If they allow it at all, Perth
councils often set conditions
before allowing residents to
let their homes or rooms for
accommodation.
Most would-be hosts need
council permission first.
A Mosman Park council
spokesperson said it had not
received any Airbnb host applications for the many properties
for rent in the town.
Stirling council said it had no
applications for Churchlands
or Woodlands.
Subiaco said it had not received any applications, but
noted that short-term lessors
did not need council permission
to host four or fewer people for
up to three consecutive months.
Ian Bignell, from Cambridge
council, said the town knew
there were Airbnb listings in
the town, but addressing the
issue had not been actively
considered.
Nedlands planning director
Peter Mickelson said the council
probably knew nothing about
the many listings in the city.
Nedlands town planning
scheme, which lists 80 potential

uses of properties (residential
and non-residential), says uses
not mentioned are deemed
to be not permitted, unless
special approval is granted by
the council.
Mr Mickelson said the council
would deal with illegal Airbnb
listings only if there were complaints.
We just dont have the resources to look for issues that
may or may not be there no
council does, he said.
Nedlands mayor Max Hipkins
said he recalled three cases
of short-stay applications and
two Airbnbs were approved
retrospectively, having already
begun illegal hosting.
At Nedlands councils meeting
last month, a narrow majority approved resident Dorothy
Bells application to use part
of her home as short-term accommodation, but that was not
via Airbnb.
Nedlands will soon have a
new town planning scheme and
Mr Hipkins wants it to better
address short-term rental.
A Subiaco spokesperson said
the councils new town planning
scheme, now being reviewed by
the WA Planning Commission,
better accommodated the growing popularity of short-term
rentals.
[The council] has taken
steps to include a definition
for short-stay dwelling in the
citys town planning scheme,
the spokesperson said.
Subiacos policy says shortterm rentals with more than
four tenants must go through
council and would be advertised
for public comment.
Wandana mental
health worry
People with mental health
issues are being dumped
at Wandana, according to a
Subiaco councillor.
Julie Matheson, who lives
close to the Department of
Housing complex at 93 Thomas
Street, is worried a trend towards tenants who need help,
not retired people, is causing
problems.
She points to drug dealing,
vandalism including car tyres
being slashed and even the use
of fire hoses to flood lift shafts
over Christmas as evidence of
a breakdown in the flats.
Ms Matheson wrote to Housing
Minister Colin Holt last month
asking him to reinstate the
original policy of placing retired residents in the 246-unit
complex, which is home to about

300 people.
It appears the number of
residents with mental illness
has increased, she said.
Without supervision or security officers at Wandana, social
problems caused by mental illness are left unchecked, causing
security concerns for residents.
The Department of Housing
claims Wandana is an independent living complex, not
supported accommodation, yet
continues to permit residents
without supervision in cases
of mental illness.
Ms Matheson said the departments housing rental policy
manual had been changed in
March 2013 to remove specific
eligibility criteria for Wandana.
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A few bookings too many Owners of this Johnston Street home will have to cancel their Airbnb bookings,
or face a potential legal battle.
Stop or well fine you,

Grove warns Airbnb
By JACOB NAZROO
Peppermint Grove councillors will tell a Johnston Street
couple that if they do not stop
letting their home on Airbnb,
they could face legal action
and a maximum fine of $50,000.
At a special meeting on
Tuesday, councillors discussed
how to deal with Dominic and
Tasha Sheldrick, after hearing
they may take more bookings
between now and the councils
planned meeting in February.
Councillors and shire staff say
letting properties for short-term
accommodation is not allowed
and neighbours think it is disruptive.
But the Sheldricks disagree.
In October, a resident complained to the council that
the Sheldricks were letting
their home to short-stay tenants via the Airbnb website.
Last month, Ms Sheldrick
said she doubted it would
be an issue.
We are far more paranoid than our neighbours,
she said.
It would only be families
staying here.
A shire staffer told the
Sheldricks such land use
required council approval.
The Sheldricks then applied to change their land use
from residential dwelling
to residential building,
which, under the shires planning scheme, would allow
short-term accommodation.
When the Sheldricks told
the council that a Christmas
booking had already been
made, councillors let them
keep that booking and
planned to re-open the matter next month.
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Sheldricks had taken more
bookings, so shire staff asked
them to stop letting their house
by the end of January.
In his report to councillors for
the special meeting, Peppermint
Groves development manager, Michael Whitbread,
quoted a letter from one of the
Sheldricks.
It said: I have received nothing from the council in writing
saying that I am not allowed to
short-term let my house.
My understanding was that
the council was revisiting this
in February.
I have received advice that it
is 100% legal for me to short-term
let my house, so until I receive
any further information to the
contrary in writing, my house
will continue to be advertised.

Councillor Karen Farley said
the Sheldricks response was
disappointing.
At Tuesdays meeting, shire
president Rachel Thomas said
the council would inform the
Sheldricks most likely by the
end of this week that unless
the non-compliant land use
ceases immediately, the council
would consider legal action.
The fine for a breach of the
scheme is a maximum of $50,000
with a $5000 daily penalty for a
continuing offence.
Ms Thomas did not want
to comment on whether she
thought the council should have
made it clear to the Sheldricks
they were not to accept more
bookings between Christmas
and February.
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Subiaco scene
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sound of AmpFests Riley Pearce, whose raw acoustic sound and
enchanting vocals are perfect for a summer afternoon.
When: Sunday 24 January, from 5pm to 7pm
Where: Market Square, Roberts Road, Subiaco
This show is part of the citys free sunset@subi community
concert series. For more information and to check out the other
concerts in the season visit www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/concerts
Drones, drones, drones
commercial operation, safety, regulation, privacy and numerous

examples of the creative and practical uses of this new
technology. See Subiaco from the sky with footage of the city
lmed using drones in November 2015 for Subiaco Museums
current exhibition.
When: Monday 1 February, from 6pm
Where: Subiaco Library, 237 Rokeby Road, Subiaco
This event is part of Subiaco Librarys Monday night event series
and includes a light supper. To book your free ticket visit
www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/events
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We constantly hear about them in the media, but what are drones?
Who can operate them? And what are they actually used for?
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temporary role facilitating the fortnightly meeting of the support
group Mums without mums.
Join aviation enthusiast and Managing Director of Altitude

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Mums with mums provides and maintains a friendly, mutually

supportive environment for women who are raising young
families without the support or presence of their own mum.

Members share stories, support each other and talk about
raising their children over a tea or coffee.
The role is available from February to May of 2016. If you
are interested in applying for the position or would like more
information please contact the city on 9237 9325 or
volunteer@subiaco.wa.gov.au
Markets on Rokeby
Markets on Rokeby is currently taking a break to plan
for 2016. The owners and operators of Markets on Rokeby,
Venn Property Group, have advised that the market will
recess until March.
The city continues to work with Venn Property Group, and
looks forward to Markets on Rokeby returning bigger and
better in 2016.
For more information about the market and future updates,
visit www.marketsonrokeby.com.au
Community notices
Q Ordinary Council meeting Tuesday
19 January
The change relates to the fees payable in Onslow Road Car

Station 17 and Derby Road Car Station 18, Shenton Park.
City of Perth Bill Financial implications

Ward review
Lake Jualbup Project
5 Munsie Avenue, Daglish Proposed two-storey dwelling
263277 Hay Street, Subiaco
Demolition of existing buildings and construction of a six storey
building comprising ofces, shops, tavern, and two levels of
basement parking and seventy-two multiple dwellings
Draft revised Planning Policy 3.9 Rawson Street Heritage Area
Advertising for public submissions
Results of the feasibility study into the provision of free public
WiFi in the Subiaco Town Centre
Promotion of Subiaco Town Centre and branding
Christmas decorations and lighting in the Town Centre
Application to keep bees 33 Austin Street, Shenton Park
Amendment to outdoor dining fees and charges
Disability Access and Inclusion Committee membership
2015 Annual Electors Meeting
Matters for information
Finance Report December 2015
The new fees are as follows:
Q Forrest Square car park upgrade project

Works on Forrest Square car park are currently underway with
the aim of upgrading the facility and enhancing the aesthetics
of the site while retaining all trees on site.
The works will be staged in two sections to allow as much
public parking as possible. Stage one of the works commenced
on Monday 11 January.
Works will be conducted between 7am and 5pm Monday to
Friday. The entire works are expected to be completed by midApril, subject to weather conditions and other work constraints.
The works will upgrade the car park into a multi-use space that
can be used as a car park or a town square, contributing to the
revitalisation of Subiaco Town Centre.
For more information about the works and access to the car
park, please visit the citys website www.subiaco.wa.gov.au
Q Local Government Act 1995 Fees and

charges for Onslow Road and Derby Road
car stations
The City of Subiaco wishes to advise that it has altered its
schedule of fees and charges adopted in conjunction with the
2015/2016 budget.
Car station
Per hour
Daily cap
Onslow Road CS 17
$1.80
$10
Derby Road CS 18
$1.80
$10
These car stations will also offer the rst hour free, subject to a
valid ticket being displayed.
These changes will come into effect on Monday 1 February
2016. The requirement to pay fees will apply from 8am to 4pm
Monday to Friday. For more information please contact the city
on 9237 9222.
Q Additions to the Local Government

Inventory and Town Planning Scheme
Heritage List
The city is inviting public comment on a proposal to include the
following places on the Local Government Inventory and the
Town Planning Scheme Heritage List:
Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints (fmr), 313
Churchill Avenue, Subiaco
Nurse Lloyds Maternity Hospital (fmr), 23 Coolgardie Street,
Subiaco
No 3 Electricity Substation (fmr), 159 Keightley Road, Shenton Park
St Matthews Anglican Church, 114 Onslow Road, Shenton Park.
Comments are to be received by 5pm on Wednesday
10 February.
For more information on the above, visit
www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/formalsubmissions or view hard
copies at the citys Administration Centre, 241 Rokeby Road,
Subiaco or Subiaco Library, 237 Rokeby Road, Subiaco during
normal operating hours.
Comments should be submitted in writing
through the online submission form at
www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/formalsubmissions, via email to
city@subiaco.wa.gov.au or addressed to the Chief Executive
Ofcer, City of Subiaco, PO Box 270, Subiaco WA 6904.
Comments should clearly indicate the name and address of the
person making the submission and the proposal or application
to which the submission relates.
Q Development applications received

Property
Description
46 Northmore Street, Extension to southern wall of existing

dwelling
Daglish
23 Stubbs Terrace,
Daglish
27 Union Street,
Subiaco
201 Onslow Road,
Shenton Park
14 Charles Street,
Shenton Park
61 Rupert Street,
Subiaco
29A Caporn Street,
Crawley
34 Everett Street,
Crawley
Rear studio and side addition to

existing single house
Replace existing veranda
Proposed enclosures to existing
restaurant
Alterations and additions to an
existing dwelling
Construction of sliding gate to
existing dwelling
Application for a home occupation
Alterations and additions to existing
dwelling
Public submissions in respect to these proposals are not being

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

Qsunset@subi The Isolites
Relax with the tropical reggae sound and hip-shaking rhythm of
The Isolites. An Auslan interpreter will be on stage at this concert.
Sunday 17 January, 5pm
Cliff Sadlier Reserve, Cunningham Terrace, Daglish
For more information visit www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/concerts
QUpskill Common cents

An interactive project-based workshop that will run through real life
budgeting scenarios. Suitable for young people aged fteen years
and over as part of the citys Upskill youth development program.
Thursday 21 January, 6pm
BloomLab at St Cats, St Catherines College, 2 Park Road,
Crawley (opposite UWA)
For more information visit www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/events
QFilm club The Magic of Belle Isle

Morgan Freeman plays a famous Western novelist struggling
with his passion for writing until he takes a lakeside cabin for
the summer in picturesque Belle Isle.
Thursday 28 January, 11.45am
Subiaco Community Centre, 203 Bagot Road, Subiaco
Cost: $13
RSVP and payment is required by Thursday 21 January on
9237 9320 or adminscc@subiaco.wa.gov.au
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Volly laments selfish youth

unemployed for a year.
I come in here as much as I
can, Mr Lennon said.
It gets me out of feeling sorry
for myself.
Mr Lennon said his volunteering helped him battle depression
after applying for dozens of jobs.
He said he had met inspiring
people while driving Shine
clients.
I met a German woman who
met Hitler twice when she was
at school, Mr Lennon said.
Another woman has beaten
five cancers.
Shine looks after older residents in Claremont, Peppermint
Grove, Mosman Park and
Cottesloe.
Some Nedlands residents
Some young people are selfish and dont think of others,

Deb Ward says.
Helping hands Deb Ward, left, and Mark Lennon help a client board
the Shine bus.
Ms Ward, the Shine Community

Services volunteer coordinator,
wishes more people would give
their time to help her clients.
The volunteer ethos isnt the
same as it was 50 years ago, Ms
Ward said.
We do have some beautiful
young ones, but most are very
selfish.
They just think everyone
else owes them a favour and
they dont need to work for it.
Shine volunteer Mark Lennon
(52) isnt one of the selfish ones.
The commercial diver and
former navy member has been
were also at Shines Christmas

dinner, at which almost all the
food was donated.
Coles in Mosman Park gave us
a big half ham, Ms Ward said.
Staff donated money and one
worker made a coconut cake.
Claremont councillor Alastair
Tulloch encouraged people to
contact Ms Ward to investigate
volunteering at the Cottesloe
facility.
Volunteers find it extraordinarily satisfying, Dr Tulloch
said.
We have cooks in their 70s.
Our yoga teacher is 83.
People interested in volunteering can call Ms Ward on
9383 2663.
World-leading waste system will come at a cost

By LLOYD GORMAN
The cost of dealing with
household waste will jump for
most western suburb councils
when the troubled DiCom plant
in Shenton Park finally opens.
Three years after it was first
expected to process about
55,000 tonnes a year, the facility which its owners are now
calling Brockwaste could go
live within the next six months.
Gunter Hoppe, CEO of the
Western Metropolitan Regional
Council, which owns the
Brockway transfer station where
Brockwaste is based, said it was
likely to be commissioned by
the end of June.
The new facility on the corner
of Brockway and Lemnos Street
is a world-first.
It is designed to turn most
household rubbish into compost,
The DiCom plant is now due to be

commissioned in June.
bio-gas and recyclables, and it
will slash the 40,000 tonnes a
year currently being hauled
in trucks to Rockingham for
landfill.
But despite savings on increasing landfill charges by
dealing with waste locally, it
will be more expensive to use
the DiCom system.
In November last year, Anaeco

In the WMRCs latest an- challenge for the WMRC in
nual report, Mr Hoppe said: 2016 would be finding ways to borrowed $13.6million from the
[Commissioning] will result improve the value of services to Monadelphous Group a Perth
in a fundamental change to the its member councils Subiaco, engineering firm that had nearly
WMRCs waste outcomes, with Claremont, Cottesloe, Mosman $2billion of sales in 2015 and
that built the DiCom plant to
a significant fraction of the re- Park and Peppermint Grove.
Anaeco, the Perth company get the project over the line.
gions waste being diverted from
Two days before Christmas
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spent 15 years and $150million a cash-strapped Anaeco anorganic soil conditioner.
This will have a consequen- developing the technology, but nounced on the stock exchange
tial impact on the traditional the projects ongoing delays that a December 31 deadline to
operations of the WMRCs and setbacks have drained the repay that loan had been extended until April 15, this year.
companys finances.
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While this is an excellent environmental outSAVE
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CAMBRIDGE secures $21.5 million for PERRY LAKES land

Two Town of Cambridge owned
group housing sites in the Perry Lakes
Residential Estate have been sold.
The two sites with a total land area of
just over 10,100m were secured by Edge
Visionary Living (EdgeVL) for $21.5 million,
with a 12 month settlement period,
through a tender process that attracted a
great deal of interest and offers from three
companies.
Town of Cambridge Mayor Keri Shannon
said the Council was pleased to accept the
offer which was within the Towns price
expectations for the land.
The Perry Lakes Estate is a fantastic
residential location and I look forward to
the development of high-quality apartment
complexes on the recently sold blocks.
The development of the sites will provide
a mix of housing to complement the
existing high-quality homes that make
Perry Lakes a very desirable place to live,
said Ms Shannon.
Cambridge Acting Chief Executive Officer

Jason Lyon said these two lots form part
of the three group dwelling sites that were
transferred from the State Government to
the Town of Cambridge as part settlement
under the Perry Lakes Redevelopment Act.
The Town will be giving consideration to
the timing of putting the third and final
lot on the market at some stage this year
said Mr Lyon.
EdgeVL, a contemporary development
company with a focus on delivering high
quality apartment complexes tailored
to the Perth lifestyle, has commenced
design concepts for the sites to provide
162 apartments and a caf, and expects
to finalise plans within the next twelve
months.
EdgeVl boast an impressive portfolio of
developments including Lumiere in South
Perth, Arthouse in Joondalup and Vantage
on the Burswood Peninsula.
WHATS ON in Cambridge
Open Mic @ No. 86
Young musicians, bands and comedy acts are invited to show off
their talents at the Youth Centre's first Open Mic Night for 2016.
From 5 to 9pm on Friday, 29 January the talents of local performing artists
will be showcased at the Youth Centre, with all acts in with a chance to
perform at the annual Exposure Youth Music Festival in March.
If you'd like to take to the stage at the Open Mic Night give the Youth Centre
a call on 9381 1996 or drop in to 86 Cambridge Street, West Leederville.
For more info visit www.cambridge.wa.gov.au/mic
RECYCLE your E-WASTE Right

If you have any old electrical or computer equipment youd like to get rid
of we can take it off your hands.
The Town is hosting a Free E-Waste Drop-Off over the weekend 6 and 7 February
where you can dispose of unwanted items such as:
TVs
Speakers
Computers
Computer parts
Laptops
Faxes
DVD players
iPods
Cameras
Gaming consoles
Printers
Video recorders, and more
The drop-off station will be open from 9am to 4pm over the weekend, in the carpark
of the Town of Cambridge Administration Centre at 1 Bold Park Drive in Floreat. Just
drive on in and well unload it, you dont even have to get out of the car!
This service is offered as part of the Towns ongoing commitment to waste reduction
and Maximum Recovery!
For a full list of what you can dispose of

visit www.cambridge.wa.gov.au/ewaste
Storage BOOST at Floreat

Construction of a new storage facility to house Floreat Surf Lifesaving and
Cambridge Coastcare equipment is underway.
FREE Extreme Fun coming to Bold Park Aquatic
The new $147,000 facility has been jointly funded with a $93,640 contribution from Lotterywest,
$20,000 from the Town and the balance from the surf club.
Get set for an afternoon of extreme fun at the family-friendly Extreme Water
Sports Fun Day to be held at Bold Park Aquatic on Saturday, 30 January.
Located adjacent to the Floreat Surf Lifesaving Club it will mirror an existing shed on the site and
will be constructed of tilt-up concrete panels with a galvanised metal roof.
Entry to the pool will be free from 12 noon to 4pm with a mix of fun activities on
offer including the giant inflatable to test out your balancing skills!
It's expected the new shed will be finished and operational by the end of March.
The afternoon will be jam-packed with games, prizes and giveaways so pick up
your towel and head down to enjoy a fun filled, action packed afternoon!
When complete local community group Cambridge Coastcare will vegetate the surrounding dunes
with locally sourced native plants.
Bold Park Aquatic is located at 215 The Boulevard, City Beach.
Cambridge Coastcare is always on the lookout for new members and volunteers.
To learn more visit www.cambridge.wa.gov.au/funday
If you would like to join them in preserving our beautiful coastline visit
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with that order?
Widow makers smash roof

Five big eucalypt branches
smashed on to a house roof, a
car and a verge in the same
Nedlands street in two weeks.
Nedlands councillor Toni
James, who lives in the street,
said she and other councillors
had warned the council the lemon-scented gums in Archdeacon
Street were a risk.
This is why they call them
the widow makers, she said.
She said she had been outside
the front of her house when one
branch fell on the bonnet of a
passing car.
There were two young girls
in the car and it frightened the
life out of them, she said.
They were lucky it did not
hit the windscreen.
A few days later, another
branch fell on the verge of former mayor Colin Barnes house.
If he had been cutting the
grass the noise of the mower
might have prevented him
from hearing the cracking, Ms
James said.
She said the branch blocked
his drive.
He told her the trees had been
planted about 60 years ago.
Another branch fell overnight

on to the roof of a house this
week, damaging tiles.
Ms James said she did not like
to see trees removed.
When they get to the stage
where they are a risk to human
life something has to be done,
she said.
There has been no wind, the
branches are just dropping.
Ms James said an arborculturist had told her the trees
suffered.
They just soak up water when
it is very hot and then when it
is cold it causes contractures,
she said.
Nedlands council chief executive Greg Trevaskis said the
council was sending an arborist
to inspect the trees next week.
If they were judged unsafe
they would be removed, he said.
This is a species that has
been removed from the street
tree planting list, he said.
Those that remain are
managed in accordance with
Australian Standards and
regularly inspected for safety
and the health of the trees by
qualified arborists.
Two men got an unwelcome

surprise with their happy
meals last weekend, police
said.
A big branch of the 60 year-old lemon-scented gum fell on the roof of a

house in Archdeacon Street, Nedlands, without warning.
Detectives arrested the men at

the McDonalds in North Perth
after a burglary in West Perth.
It will be alleged the men
squeezed under a part-open
roller door at an Oak Lane
address and stole a laptop and
wallet last Saturday.
Police said the duo had
committed frauds at a BP service
station a short time later before
walking to the fast-food outlet
and using bank cards from the
stolen wallet to order food.
While they were waiting,
officers arrested them.
A Padbury man (34) and a
Beeliar man (32) were charged
with offences including
burglary, frauds and attempted
frauds, stealing and carrying or
possessing a prohibited weapon.
They are both due to appear
in the Perth Magistrates Court
next month.
Gallop Bible in public hands

By JACOB NAZROO
A descendant of James
Gallop has given a historic
writing case, jewellery box
and Bible to the Royal WA
Historical Society.
James was among the first
settlers in Perth and was the
Settler history Jennifer Tucker

and her brother Mark Harrison, a
retired Christ Church commerce
teacher, with what Jennifer says is
James Gallops writing case.
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great-great-grandfather of former WA premier Geoff Gallop.

Jennifer Tucker, whose
great-grandmother, Emily, was
Jamess daughter, gave the
items, which have been passed
down through four generations,
to the society.
She said the writing desk and
jewellery box appeared to have
been a gift from James to her
great-grandmother as part of
her dowry.
The Bible was inscribed by
James in 1878 and given to his
son, John, who left it to his sister,
Elizabeth, when he died two

years later aged 20.
Society vice-president Lennie
McCall said the artefacts were
particularly relevant because
the Gallop family lived in
Nedlands and leased Crawley
Park, where UWA now stands,
and a Dalkeith farm.
We are not just collecting
the writing desk because it
is a lovely piece, Ms McCall
said.
It is very important for members of the public to have access
to these things.
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Some ideas for

Cott in 2016
Burton Park is
best school site
Here are a few New Years

resolutions for Cottesloe council.
Embrace the Hammond plan
for upgrading the public toilets
beneath Indiana a vexed issue.
Reject the idea of shark nets
or swimming pools near the
groyne this is one of the safest
swimming areas in WA.
Consider paid parking for the
beach carpark (not Wilson) to
defray the costs of maintenance
and removing rubbish and graffiti from the adjacent lawn.
Do not purchase any more
public art from Sculpture by the
Sea we have enough.
Aim to lower rates, not merely
to keep up with rate of inflation.
I hope these ideas will, in the
words of Poirot, stimulate the
little grey cells.
Lew Smith
Forrest Street, Cottesloe
Re the proposed new secondary school, and anyone wishing

to comment (or revise their
comments) to the Education
Department, or on the survey
put out by Churchlands MP Sean
LEstrange.
On grounds of safety and
less environmental and social
impact, I believe the proposed
site in Fred Burton Park offers
the best solution overall.
There would be less risk of
fire arising from or threatening
the school if it were not located
in bush.
The other three proposed sites
are Bush Forever sites, but, from
my reading of a report prepared
by Cambridge councils development committee last November,
Fred Burton Park is not.
In terms of social impact,
Templetonia Park and the
former City Beach high school
site are cheek-by-jowl with suburban housing, whereas with
Fred Burton Park there is some
separation.
Concerns have been raised
about ocean views being blocked
if the school were to be located
at Fred Burton Park.
But, from my inspection of the
area, houses with ocean views
are quite elevated and would
not lose their views unless the
school is of high-rise design.
Fred Burton Park already
has a large parking area and an
established oval which could be
used by the school.
In a letter to the Department
of Education last October,
Cambridge Coastcare wrote
(cambridgecoastcare.com.au):
Fred Burton Reserve is a large
area and it may be that a secondary school could be built on
the reserve in conjunction with
a corridor for flora and fauna
as described in our [BioLINC]
project.
In terms of absolute overall
costs, I believe Fred Burton
Park also offers the best solution, especially if time is of the
essence.
Jim Crandell
Peel Street, Jolimont
henton Park reader Georey Dean sent in this photo of Lake Jualbup, which is drying fast in the summer
heat. There are still large areas of water, Georey says, but they are very shallow. Most of the ducks in
this picture are standing up!
Golf clubs duty is to protect the bush, not bulldoze it

Is chutzpah on steroids the
right tone for the brazen ambition of the Cottesloe Golf Club
for taking over public green
space for its sole private benefit
(Golfers chip away for public
land, POST, January 2)?
While some may argue that
only 1% of the reserve is targeted as a funding source for the
club, why should any community
asset be appropriated in such a
manner?
Why not hand over any green
space or conservation and recreational reserve to whoever
wants to make millions?
The 62.2ha reserve in Mt

Claremont has been leased to
Cottesloe Golf Club for decades,
with the current lease in force
until April 30, 2032.
What do residents and
Nedlands ratepayers get for
a private clubs exclusive use
of an extensive prime coastal
location?
One peppercorn per annum!
In return, the club is now effectively asking Nedlands and
the state government to give it
a massive subsidy.
The bush corridor that club
CEO Troy OHern pointed to in
the POST photo is not unused

land, but a community environmental asset.
This asset forms a link in the
tenuous remnant threads of
natural environment.
The club is privileged to be
custodian of numerous islands
of high-quality coastal dune
vegetation within the reserve
precinct, with a duty to protect,
not demolish.
The bush bordering Alfred
Road also provides a buffer and
pleasant vista between the golf
course and a busy distributor
road.
The Aria monster, directly opposite the syndicates proposed

site, will create a traffic problem
once occupied.
If the club gets its way, an
access problem will become
a nightmare, maybe requiring
solution by yet another set of
lights or a roundabout on a hill.
Of course, Nedlands council
and Main Roads can fund that
once the quarter million is
found.
Is anyone gobsmacked by the
audacity?
Stephen Lipple
Lynton Street, Swanbourne
Put old news to good use
Swanbourne reader Wilma van Boxtel sent in this photo of her handy
newspaper poo-scoops.
Instead of spending $36,000

on plastic bags to pick up dog
poo (Poo bag problem fixed,
POST, January 9), there is a very
good solution, which I found a
few years ago during Plastic
Free July.
I re-use old POST pages to
pick up my dogs poo, and it
works very well.
I fold every double page up so
How does Bill benefit Perth ratepayers?

I read the report about Perths
expansion plans (Scaffidi has
giant ambitions for Perth,
POST, January 9), and some
background information from
the City of Perth website.
Nowhere can I find mention
of a single tangible benefit
that the expansion proposed
in the City of Perth Bill might
bring to Perth residents and
ratepayers.
One story circulating is that
Perth will gain a couple of
brownie points on some obscure
international ranking of cities.
Even if this is correct, what

possible benefit could this have
for residents and ratepayers?
Perhaps it means Perth council representatives get to sit at
a better table when they attend
international conferences?
What is also puzzling is that
one of the three key targets of
the expansion plan Kings Park
already lies entirely within
Perths boundaries.
So what difference would the
addition of the QEII precinct
and UWA/Crawley really make
to City of Perth?
Why not merge markets, music?
The only conclusion I can

reach is that there is some
hidden agenda, on the basis
that no compelling reasons for
the expansion have been put
forward to date.
If someone out there knows
what the real reason is, please
explain it, because I am sure I
am not the only one who doesnt
get it.
Richard Stallard
Kingsway, Nedlands
More letters page 26
Wave Oak Bookcase.
How often do we have a

second chance?
It is wonderful news that the
Venn Property Group has, because of teething problems,
decided to consider options
before reopening the Markets
on Rokeby (Rescue plan
for Rokeby market, POST,
January 9).
This time, it should first try
to understand what would induce customers and vendors to
support a street market.
This second time, too, I
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suggest Subiaco council considers if there is some way of

combining the Rokeby market,
the Saturday morning Subi
Farmers Market at Subiaco
Primary School, and the
Sunday at Subi music concerts.
I dont know all the answers,
but I have an idea of some of
the questions.
And I think like a Subiaco
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Pole-vaulter Nina Kennedy, left, and javelin thrower Kim Mickle will talk to the kids at the first Athletics WA
school holiday camp next week. Photo: Paul McGovern
Athletes tell how to get to Olympics

Teenagers at Athletics WAs
first school holiday camp will
get to meet athletes aiming to
compete in the Rio Olympics.
The camp, at the WA Athletics
Stadium in Floreat next week,
is for 11 to 16-year-olds.
They will meet four Australian
Olympic athletes: relay runner
Brianna Beahan, javelin thrower
Kim Mickle, pole-vaulter Nina
Kennedy, and runner Lyndsay
Pekin.
They will talk about their
careers and what motivates
them as well as giving the young

athletes insights into Olympians
training schedules.
Kim (31) said participation in athletics always went
gangbusters the year after an
Olympics, but dropped off again.
She said the camp would be
a great opportunity for kids
to learn from Olympians who
would be competing in Rio De
Janeiro only a few months later.
It is not that we are 10 feet
tall, she said.
We are normal people I
was a kid once.

Nina (18), who went to
Presbyterian Ladies College,
said she had got into polevaulting when she was about 12,
after being spotted by a scout at
Little Athletics WA.
This year, she hopes to make
it to Rio.
Jake Trewin, from Athletics
WA, said the organisation hoped
to hold a camp in every school
holiday.
For more information, call
Jake on 0450 019 077.
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kings own men.
David Jannings, a Kojonup
farmer, bought his unit 14 years
ago.
Its scary stuff, Mr Jannings
said.
The syndicate made their
latest offer in October, and it
was considerably less than the
first one.
Owners said they resented low
offers for their properties after
the syndicate had bought the
30sq.m laundromat at the back
of the block for $1.45million.
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get evicted and thrown out into
the street, Mr Jannings said.
Owner Jean Forrest said
something needed to happen to
improve Cottesloes beachfront.
Ms Forrest said the latest offer
from the syndicate was a few
months ago.
I didnt take it too seriously,
she said.
Its a waiting game.
Clive Beros leases his property to the Amberjacks fish and
chip shop.
He said Mr Capelli came to a

strata AGM to try to convince
owners to join his syndicate.
A few months ago I met
Debbie. Shes ruffled a few
feathers, Mr Beros said.
She said previous prices paid
were irrelevant. I told her she
was a funny girl.
Mr Capelli referred queries to
Ms Whiting, who was unavailable
for comment.
New laws forced on Cottesloe
by the Barnett government to
allow beach high-rise came into
effect in 2014.
They allow a wall of five-storey
buildings along Marine Parade,
the height of the chocolate box
motel units next to the Ocean
Beach Hotel, between Eric and
Forrest streets. Higher buildings, of eight and six storeys,
are now allowed on the OBH
and Il Lido sites.
A Landgate spokeswoman
said public consultation about
the changes to the Act saw 154
registered participants, including 35 organisations, submitting
1160 official comments.
She said some people or
groups who made comments
asked for their names to be
kept secret.
Liquor stores targeted again

BWS liquor shops in Subiaco
and Wembley have been hit by
more crimes.
Last Friday, a woman aged 40
to 50 went into the shop opposite
Subiaco railway station and stole
two bottles of red wine.
A shop worker went outside
and found her sitting nearby,
begging for money with a handwritten sign.
After the worker mentioned
the theft, the woman became
abusive and aggressive, and left.
The woman had brown hair,
was about 1.65m, and slim.
Last Sunday, two children, who

were described as about 12 or
13, stole bottles of Jack Daniels,
Johnny Walker and Jim Beam
from the BWS in Wembleys
Cambridge Street.
In November, teenagers stole
bottles of Wild Turkey and
Smirnoff Gold Apple from the
Subiaco shop. Wembley police
caught up with them at City West
railway station.
Last month, two BWS shops in
Wembley were hit on the same
day, when thieves stole vodka
and bourbon.
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KEEPING THE TOWN OF CLAREMONT COMMUNIT Y INFORMED | JANUARY 2016
FROM THE MAYORS DESK
In 2015 Council established a working party to build on the

success of the Lake Claremont Concept Plan, developed
in 2010 to effectively manage and maintain the Lake
Claremont Precinct.
LAKE CLAREMONT
The year ahead promises to

be a busy one as we progress
with the implementation of the
business improvement program,
which will see a renewed focus
on customer service. Plans for
2016 also include activation
initiatives focussed on the
Claremont town centre, the
opening of Freshwater Bay Museums School Days
exhibition and the continued work on the upgrade of
Claremont Park.
FEEDBACK
Community feedback was sought in June via a survey that

identified a number of areas for improved recreational
use within the precinct. These results have since been
incorporated into a report which is now being advertised
for comment.
A copy of the Report of the Lake Claremont Parkland
Recreation Working Party can be viewed at
www.claremont.wa.gov.au or by visiting the Towns
administration building at 308, Stirling Highway, Claremont.
Town of Claremont is seeking feedback on the report
until 22 January 2016. Comments can be made in writing
to Stephen Goode, CEO, Town of Claremont, PO Box 54,
Claremont 6010 or via email on toc@claremont.wa.gov.au
January is the kick-off for our Summer & Autumn

Get into the Claremont Life program, an exciting six
month calendar of events developed to encourage
community participation. As well as plenty of school
holiday fun, a program highlight will take place in April
when Claremont will be transformed into a creative
wonderland with public art, outdoor cinema and live
performance. If you havent received yours yet, pick
up a program from the Claremont Hub & Library today!
60th Birthday Bonanza

Birthday cup cakes were not the only hit at the Claremont
Library services 60th birthday party that took place last
month. Little ones were enthralled by special birthday
themed story time sessions, balloons, face
painting and badge making. Young Lego
enthusiasts worked on a myriad of projects.
I am extremely proud of the Towns continued hard

work and look forward to seeing these and many other
projects come to fruition in 2016.
Jock Barker,
Mayor
To find out more about the services

and activities on offer at the Claremont
Community Hub and Library call 9285 4353
or email library@claremont.wa.gov.au
And the winner is...

Its official - the winner of the Town of Claremonts
Love #claremonttowncentre competition is Kaylin Hooper
for her creative shot of herself playing the piano in Maude
Jackson Lane (Lemon Lane). Kaylin has won herself a $1000
shopping spree in the Claremont Town Centre courtesy of
Claremont Now and Claremont Quarter.
Holiday Reading Fun For Kids
The Love #claremonttowncentre social media campaign

is a Claremont Now initiative designed to promote the
Claremont Town Centre brand, attract visitors and ensure
our local businesses continue to thrive. Visitors to the
Claremont Town Centre are encouraged to continue to share
their images using #claremonttowncentre.
The Summer Reading Club program is up and running in the library. Free packs are
available for pre-primary, primary and secondary students. Packs include activity sheets,
bookmarks, key rings, rubbers and information on how to access the fun holiday online
activities. For more information call 9285 4353 or email library@claremont.wa.gov.au
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SUMMER/AUTUMN EVENT GUIDE 2016
AT THE CLAREMONT COMMUNITY HUB - 327 Stirling Hwy, Claremont
out of this
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
WORLD
English Conversation Class* Broadband for Seniors*
French Conversation
9.30am - 10.30am
Mandarin Conversation
10:45am - 11:45am
1.30pm to 2.30pm
Practice your spoken English,
if English is your second language.
Climbing My Tree
8th February - 1.30pm to 3.30pm
Research your family tree online.
Wednesday
Baby RhymeTime
10.30am
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The Knitting Club*

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Storytime
9.30am to 10.30am, Come along to the opening of

Freshwater Bay Museums new exhibition, School Days
10.30am to 11am
Mahjong* - 10am to 12pm, Cost is $5 a session

Italian Conversation - 5.45pm to 6.45pm
JP Service - 6pm to 6.45pm
15 January 2pm to 3pm
Book Club*
Lego Club
3.30pm to 4.30pm
*9285 4353 to reserve a place.
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Friday
History in a Coffee Cup School Days
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learning
Sun link probed

to cut obesity
Pretty classrooms are not

the key to academic success,
Mandy Mason says.
Subiaco researchers are hoping to find out how sunlight

protects people against obesity
and type 2 diabetes.
The mother of a teenage autistic daughter, Ms Mason has

opened a business in Claremont
for children with special learning needs.
Thirty to 40 years ago there
was a change in education, Ms
Mason said.
People thought if kids had
pretty environments they would
learn on their own.
No research supports that,
and literacy rates have fallen.
Ms Mason said her venture,
Cognilab, was aimed at children
with autism, language delays
and developmental delays.
It is for children aged three to
eight, though we have just taken
on an 11-year-old, she said.
Once children get beyond
10 or 11 their needs get more
complex, but we are getting so
much interest.
Fees are $125 an hour for
the one-on-one service and Ms
Mason said she encouraged
parents to enrol their children
for 40 hours.
Ms Mason said her business
was not tutoring.
We teach composite skills:
handwriting, reading, maths, in
rote practice, she said.
Our kids are timed, and we
coach them to get better and
better results.
When a child is reading 160
words a minute with zero mistakes, they are a fluent reader.
Ms Mason said she found it
disappointing schools were
rote-drilling children in sports,
but not academic basics such as
reading and writing.
Ms Masons daughter, who
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is now 14, was diagnosed with
autism when she was 14 months
old.
She said her quest to find out
how to help her daughter led to
her meeting doctors Kimberley
and Nicholas Berens in New
York.
Ms Mason said the Berens Fit
Learning method was what she
offered at Cognilab.
She has organised a presentation by the Berens at the
UWA Club next Wednesday,

January 20.
Tickets ($85) are available via
the Cognilab website at www.
cognilab.com.au.
In 2012 Ms Mason closed her
East Fremantle treatment centre, LEARN, for children with
severe autism.
At the time she said providing best-practice service for
young people with autism was
an expensive endeavour.
A $75,000 grant from Diabetes

Research is paving the way for
researcher Shelley Gorman to
build on an earlier study which
showed non-burning ultraviolet
radiation helped suppress the
development of type 2 diabetes
symptoms and obesity in mice
on a high-fat diet.
Dr Gorman, from the Telethon
Kids Institute, in Subiaco, and
colleagues here and overseas
suspect the sun has a positive
effect on the bodys metabolic
processes, releasing stored
nitric oxide from skin.
Dr Gorman said obesity
and type 2 diabetes affected
the health of millions of
Australians.
Ultimately, this project could
see the creation of health policies encouraging people to expose their skin to safe amounts
of sunlight while exercising, or
being involved in outdoor activities, as a way of helping keep
obesity and type 2 diabetes at
bay, she said.
It could also open the door
for the creation of new medications, or lead to existing treatments being used in different
ways to treat these conditions.
Diabetes Research executive
director Sherl Westlund said the
project could be completed by
the end of the year.
Already 1.2million
Australians have diabetes and
every day another 280 people
are diagnosed with it thats
one person every five minutes,
she said.
So if we could harness the
Dr Shelley Gorman
power of a free resource such
as sunlight to bring down rates
of type 2 diabetes, that would
be incredible.
Its predicted that by 2040,
642 million people, or one in
10 people, will be living with
diabetes globally.
Type 2 diabetes accounts
for roughly 90% of all cases, so
research such as this is a must
if were to seriously address
this issue.
Boy stole buggy

A 13-year-old boy pleaded
guilty this week to stealing a
golf buggy in Cottesloe.
In the Perth Childrens Court
on Tuesday, Magistrate Andre
Horrigan heard the boy was
12 when he stole the buggy
from Sea View Golf Club on
September 25 last year.
Ms Horrigan delayed sentencing until other charges on
unrelated matters were heard
in a Midland court.
WEMBLEY MEDICAL CENTRE

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

Monday-Friday 8.00am - 5.30pm
Saturday 8.30am - 12 noon
Yes! Wembley is very close to Herdsman
Dr Cameron Gent will return to practicing full time; providing care across both
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Dr Kirsty Hogan will work in her usual part time capacity providing her highly
professional complete family health care at the Wembley practice
Dr Julie Moon, a very experienced general practitioner trained in New Zealand
and currently working in Mandurah will be joining us as a new doctor to the area
working three full days per week and shared Saturday mornings at Wembley only.
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our computer system is linked in real time
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Dr Kym Silove will continue to provide her holistic approach of whole person
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Dr Michaela Gerrard will continue to listen, hear and help all her patients in her
usual compassionate and thorough fashion at Herdsman
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The view from Kings Park of Elizabeth Quay without any of the high-rise development the Barnett government imagined would
ring the artificial lagoon. Photo: Paul McGovern
Was the Quay really

One of the Carpenter governments later plans for
the Esplanade redevelopment note the swanshaped island was so flamboyant it was dubbed
Dubai-on-Swan.
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In accordance with Section 3.12 of the Local Government
Act 1995, public notice is hereby given that the Town
of Cottesloe is seeking submissions on a proposed
amendment to the Beaches and Beach Reserves Local Law.
The purpose and effect of this amendment is as follows:
The Purpose: To improve safety of all beach users by
restricting the area to set up and launch sailing craft
and sailboards to the area between Rosendo Street and
Princes Street.
The Effect: Users of sailing craft and sailboards will be
permitted to use this area for set up, beach launch or use
of their watercraft in the water but not permitted to use
all other beach foreshores.
In order to encourage sailcraft and sailboard users to
restrict their set up and launch activities to this area,
additional facilities, such as showers and water taps,
will be installed in close proximity.
A copy of the proposed amended local law is available for
inspection at the Town of Cottesloe Office, 109 Broome
Street, Cottesloe, the Grove Public Library, cnr Stirling Hwy
and Leake Street, Peppermint Grove and on the Towns
website at www.cottesloe.wa.gov.au.
Written submissions close at 4.00pm on Monday 7 March
2016 and should be addressed to the undersigned by
mail to PO Box 606, Cottesloe WA 6911 or by email to
council@cottesloe.wa.gov.au.
Garry Bird
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PO Box 606 COTTESLOE WA 6911
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DR LINLEY LUTTON, architect, planner and advocate for

better urban planning, says the history of the Esplanade
Reserve has been swept under the Elizabeth Quay carpet
On January 29, laser
and light shows will mark
the official opening of
Elizabeth Quay.
Thanks to the popularity of Perths wonderful
Fringe Festival and the
market stalls being set up,
thousands of people will be
drawn there.
The government will claim
credit for creating a place
where such attractions can
take place.
It will do everything it can
to entice people to this site
to show how successful its
plan has been.
The large areas of rolledout lawn, later to be replaced
by 30-storey office buildings,
will temporarily provide
soft places for families to
gather in groups and enjoy
the activities.
During the festival season,
the place will be popular.
The truth is of course that
little if any of this is due to
Elizabeth Quay.
Prior to its development
there existed an expansive
and beautiful public reserve
with panoramic views of the
river and Kings Park.
It was surrounded by large
majestic trees similar to
those found in the great public places in other Australian
capitals.
The A-class Esplanade
Reserve was specifically
created by our city fathers in
the 19th century to be used
forever as a community recreation and gathering place.
It has hosted many memorable public events associated with Perths rise to
becoming a major city.
Its value to the community
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it was protected via heritagelisting.
During the public campaign
for a better waterfront development, Planning Minister
John Day used to repeatedly
refute that the reserve was
heritage-listed until someone
in his department obviously
corrected him.
All the activities to be held
at Elizabeth Quay could have
been held more comfortably
on the Esplanade Reserve.
Pop-up restaurants, market stalls and lighting shows
could all have taken place
on the reserve.
It is too easy, at the time
of its opening, for all the
players complicit in the
destruction of the reserve to
sweep the real story under
the carpet as they celebrate
Elizabeth Quay.
This is how it happened.
Just prior to 2008, the
Carpenter Labor government
was set to deliver Perths
The long-gone A-class Esplanade Reserve was the natural venue

for big events and ceremonies, like this 1983 celebration after
Australia II won the Americas Cup.
No inlets were proposed
waterfront development.
Perth was in the middle because of the known probof a unique boom and this lems associated with keeping
seemed to be the right time inlet water fresh in this very
to deliver this much talked slow-moving part of the river.
Then, with no obvious imabout project.
As with all good waterfront perative, the Labor governdevelopments Labors plan ment suddenly embarked on
was to develop along the an alternative plan to seize
and develop the Esplanade
actual waterfront.
The plan included retain- Reserve, irrespective of its
ing both Riverside Drive and heritage listing.
While the worldwide trend
the Esplanade Reserve.
is to save and build parks, the
Labor government decided
it should reverse the trend.
Naturally, a way was needed to convince the public
that this blatant land grab
was in fact a far better type
of waterfront development.
So it engaged interstate
architects to create a vision
to convince the public that
destroying the Esplanade
Reserve was worthwhile.
This vision became known
as Dubai on Swan because its
super towers resembled the
fantasy buildings of Dubai.
In this new fantasy plan,
inlets were drawn, Riverside
Still a mess of fill and construction, the cleared site will soon be- Drive was rerouted and the
come Fringe World Fairground and, during PIAF, the Chevron Esplanade Reserve totally
destroyed.
Festival Gardens.
dFormer Liberal premier Richard Courts Bell Tower amid siteworks at Elizabeth Quay.
worth it?
It was indeed an unrealistic

project and the community
rejected it.
A much simpler and unimaginative plan was then conceived
and its central theme was that
the Esplanade Reserve be
intensely developed around a
small artificial inlet.
The Carpenter government
was then swept from power and
Colin Barnett became Premier.
The project was placed on the
back burner.
Several years later, the
Barnett government revived the
project and adopted it with all
its obvious flaws.
The public had no involvement
rin the plan and their concerns
were ignored.
All public polling showed the
majority of people were against
the project.
Large public rallies were held
calling for a better plan and a
Golden arches? The new footbridge spans the entrance to the inlet.
They still advised that rerouting

Riverside Drive would result in serious
trac congestion in and around the city.
petition with 14,000 signatures
was submitted to Parliament
calling for a rethink.
But this was a new era of
autocracy for Perth, led, in my
opinion, by a Premier out of
step with community values and
who showed little capacity to
negotiate or revise his thinking.
It is worth viewing the
Department of Plannings website and read its report on public
submissions received about the
waterfront to see just how selfserving this department can be
when it wishes to implement
its plans.
One of the most interesting
reports associated with the
waterfront development is that
prepared by traffic consultants
the government-appointed to
predict the impact of diverting
Riverside Drive.
Curiously, the consultants
were briefed not to include
the impact of any future traffic resulting from the massive
amount of new office buildings
proposed for the CBD.
Even without accounting for
future traffic volumes, they still
advised that rerouting Riverside
Drive would result in serious
traffic congestion in and around
the city, as far afield as Manning
Road, Como.
Their report was tabled in
Parliament and largely ignored.
Serious congestion has now
occurred in the city and will
continue to increase.
When work on Elizabeth Quay

started, Perth was already on the
slippery slopes of the post mining construction boom and Mr
Barnett was warned that Perth
could not sustain the amount of
commercial development being
proposed at both Elizabeth Quay
and the Northbridge Link.
This would have been the
logical time to review the whole
project.
The under treasurer at the
time advised the government not
to undertake so much development concurrently.
Mr Barnetts public response
was to let the project begin.
People trying to save the reserve
were branded old grass keepers
who simply couldnt cope with
change.
Mr Barnetts often stated justification was that this project
is for future generations.
Now is the time to visit Kings
Park and look down on Elizabeth

Quay.
Ask yourself, was it really
worth replacing the once gracious Esplanade Reserve with an
introverted, cramped assembly
of 30-storey buildings surrounding a small artificial inlet?
Was it appropriate to spend
half a billion dollars in this way,
at this time?
Has Perth really been enriched as a result?
Will this really be the tourist
magnet the government would
have us believe, given that it
will be a construction site for
20 years?
Are the narrow hard-paved
areas around the inlet really
a suitable replacement for the
soft and expansive Esplanade
Reserve?
I suspect our wise founding
fathers would be unimpressed
and unconvinced.
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Boobooks love banksias

in Shenton Bushland
The returning carnabys
cockatoos, including those with
their young, have been spending
quality time in the bush at the
old Royal Perth rehab hospital
site and in Shenton Bushland.
It is a wonderful sight to see
a flock of carnabys in the bush,
feeding.
They have had to wait for the
seeds of Banksia attenuata to
develop within the cones, and
now they feed with enthusiasm.
On one evening visit to
Shenton Bushland, the carnabys
were somewhere else.
While I was ducking under a
banksia branch, a big bird flew
from about a metre above my
head to a jarrah branch.
How beautiful it was to look
upon this boobook owl.
It was a shame to have inadvertently disturbed it.
Looking back at the tree I had
just ducked under, I saw another

boobook, and looking around
further, yet another one.
Thrice blessed.
BirdLife Australia says the
southern boobook species has
suffered range-wide decreases
in numbers across Australia
since 1999.
It says: Further investigation
is needed to understand the
factors that are driving this consistent decline across regions.
Shenton Bushland is really
lovely and I recommend a walk
around it.
It is managed by the Friends
group and by Nedlands council,
and the weeds are controlled.
This is not the case with the
threatened bush to its north, in
Underwood Avenue.
Margaret Owen
Daglish Street, Wembley
ottesloe resident Julie Hillin was awestruck by the sight of the massive cloud of smoke billowing over
Coldstream Highway, near Collie, last Thursday, from the Waroona bushfire in the South-West. Julie
stopped on her way home from the South-West to take this photo. By the weekend, the full extent of the
Waroona bushfire had destroyed 170 properties and 71,000ha, and all but wiped out the town of Yarloop.
Fossil-fuel-free councils are leading the way
Margaret Owen was delighted to see boobook owls in Shenton Bushland a species whose numbers are declining.
New Year and another sweltering summer.

With 2015 assessed as
Australias fifth hottest year ever
recorded (and the worlds hottest), the increasing incidence
of extreme catastrophic weather
around the world while this
continent experiences more
fires and floods, and the UNs
Climate Summit in Paris last
month, it is impossible to be
unaware of climate change.
It manifests itself in the
shocking devastation of Yarloop
and other parts of the drying
South-West.
So, too, for our Pacific island
neighbours, as sea level rise
destroys their food gardens.
We humans are all together
in this.
Certain banks, superannuation companies, universities and

local governments have joined
the heartening movement to
divest from fossil fuels.
Coal is the greatest villain in
global warming.
Scientists tell us that more
than 80% of coal, 50% of gas
and 30% of oil reserves should
not be burnt if we are to keep
global warming from exceeding
2C above pre-industrial levels.
Last August, after much
goading by disgruntled
departing customers, the
Commonwealth Bank stopped
backing Adanis Carmichael
mine in Queenslands Galilee
Basin.
Alas, federal Environment
Minister Greg Hunt recently
re-approved this mine.

Ridiculously, Australia subsidises fossil fuels to the tune
of about $4billion a year.
How our renewable energy
industries would soar ahead
given subsidies like this!
While our national government fumbles and tarries,
Fremantle council has adopted
a fossil-fuel-free investment
policy, as have Goomalling
and, more recently, Armadale
councils.
Cockburn council has been
testing divestment successfully.
Why dont our western suburb
councils join in during this
critical post-Paris conference
period?
Judy Blyth
Troy Terrace, Daglish
Reality does not match rhetoric

truce, Listening POST, January
9), and the City of Perth Bill would
firmly establish Perth as a capital city on the world stage (lord
mayor Lisa Scaffidi in Scaffidi
has giant ambitions for Perth,
POST, January 9).
Reality: If 3000 Subiaco residents
and the other half of Winthrop
Hall are what makes the claimed
difference, then, in my opinion,
the only stage people who think
like this should be on is the first
one out of town.
Bruce Haynes
Shenton Road, Claremont
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Full marks for (being) trying.

Rhetoric: A larger council
would benefit residents and
ratepayers through reduced rates
and improved services (Jeremy
Wallace in Amalgamation would
have fixed Subi woes, Letters,
POST, January 9)
Reality: Perth and Subiaco cities are the same size and each is
only just big enough to qualify
as a city.
Rhetoric: Perth could soon
have more local councils than
Sydney (the Property Council of
WA in Developers call off council
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What trick of nature is this?
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The following calendar replaces the previously supplied 2015 - 2016
Waste & Recycling Guide.
On my wifes recent return from

a walk around Lake Monger, she
claimed she had seen a white swan.
When I was a wee bairn, I
listened to my parents reading
bedtime stories that sometimes
involved white swans.
As I grew, I learnt that a white
swan made as much sense as a
white crow.
Everyone knows the natural
colour of swans is black.
So the question is, what did she

really see?
Hallucinations are unlikely,
because she doesnt drink.
The only explanation I can think
of is that some cruel prankster
has spray-painted a normal swan
white.
I urge other walkers to be alert
for this.
Gavan OConnor
Scaddan Street, Wembley
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Recycling Week (take out both bins)
I would like to express my

thanks to the couple and another
bystander who came to my rescue
when my car ran out of petrol in
Barker Road, Subiaco, on Monday.
Without my phone, and never
having experienced this before,
I was in a panic.
They calmly pushed my car to
a secure spot so I was out of the
way of others.
Luckily, a petrol station was not
far away, and I rushed to purchase

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area. Side access with double gates perfect for storing the large boat or caravan, 9m x 6m powered
shed with workshop, rear access through the double garage offering high ceilings for the larger
vehicle. This home certainly offers the stunning wow factor so why not come and inspect today.
HOME OPEN:
SATURDAY 16TH JANUARY 12.00PM 1.00PM
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OCEAN VIEWS OF GEOGRAPHE BAY
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Live the Busselton dream with ocean views towards the Busselton Jetty and
Cape Naturaliste while popping across the road for a day at the beach.
This superb home offers a lovely kitchen, front lounge/dining, reading
room, upstairs master bedroom offering panoramic views, dining and
side access for the boat or caravan. The ideal holiday or permanent home
for you!
The farm comprising of 245 acres is a stones throw from the beautiful
waters of Geographe Bay and is located centrally to the towns of
Busselton, Margaret River and Dunsborough and the regions tourism
attractions, world renowned vineyards and wineries and amazing natural
wonders. The current zoning is agriculture with possibilities to subdivide
the property into smaller lots. The farm is currently used for cattle grazing
and has potential for other uses including vineyard, horticulture, or other
tourist orientated ventures.
MAT MOULTON 0438 523 456

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COTTESLOE
56 PALMERSTON ST, MOSMAN PARK OFFERS FR $2.295M
SOUTH OF FRANCE!
Bathed in natural light, this spacious home offers a comfortable retreat with plenty
of room for the whole family. Beautiful entertaining areas include a sunny alfresco
around the sparkling heated pool, with a trickling water feature spilling into the
pool through lush established gardens. Take in the sunset from the main bedrooms
balcony, while the kids can relax in their own wing which has a private alfresco
deck with a built in trampoline. Walk to the river, local shops, Mann Oval, the
train station, Iona and St Hildas and other excellent schools. Five minutes to the
beach, and moments to cafes and restaurants. A fabulous family location!
744sqm
ROW
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27 CLEMENT STREET, SWANBOURNE
FROM $2.2M
BEACH ON YOUR DOORSTEP!

Light, open, and straight out of the pages of a magazine! This stunning home has
sunny spacious rooms which are breathtaking in their simplicity and attention to
detail. Immaculately designed to add substance to your lifestyle, its the epitome
of modern architectural integrity. A crisp style evokes a warm friendly ambience
throughout the open living areas, sleek seamless kitchen, and stunning bedrooms
and bathrooms. Walk to the beach and Allen Park. Close to shops, excellent
schools, train and bus.
319sqm

8 PARRY STREET, CLAREMONT
$2,850,000
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Situated high on the Claremont Hill, this immaculate three level home has
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908sqm

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home that will work equally well for downsizers, or families. The ground oor offers a well-designed study/ofce
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designed, with top end Miele appliances, ceasarstone benchtops, and a butlers pantry. There is also a downstairs
bathroom. The covered alfresco with built in stainless cupboards, sink and double wine fridge, is an entertainers
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robe, and ensuite bathroom, as well as two additional double bedrooms, both with BIR and a family bathroom.
More reasons to love the thoughtful extras this home offers:
Double garage with electronic entry, internal
Highly secure state-of-the-art security system
access, located on Broome Street
Triple garage accessed off ROW
Zoned ducted reverse cycle aircon
Temperature controlled wine cellar
Built-in ceiling speakers to internal and external
living areas and theatre room
Two outdoor showers

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Community news
Croquet club
rockets into a
new decade
Rocketball, the croquet equivalent of
crickets T20, is one of the revolutionary ways Cambridge Croquet Club has
become the biggest in WA since it began
10 years ago.
The fast game, played to music and flashing
lights, dispels any stuffy image people may
have of the game of croquet.
Rocketball has been a great success with
the girls from St Hildas and the boys of Hale,
said club captain Brian Hadley, a former state
coach and club champion.
You have 10 seconds to take your shot or
you lose it. You can play 20 hoops in 15 to 20
minutes, which young people love.
Brian said the croquet club, which is in
Chandler Avenue West in Floreat, started a
year of celebrations for its 10th birthday with
a breakfast last Sunday.
The Cambridge club began controversially
it was an amalgamation of the former Floreat
and Leederville croquet clubs but has thrived
since the first game was played on the greens
10 years ago last weekend.
The business plan we presented then to
Cambridge council has more than come to
fruition, Brian said. The council has been
a terrific supporter.
The club is highly sustainable and is the
WA club of choice for national and international events.
In September, we will host the Australian
croquet golf championships.
Brian said the club had produced its share of
state coaches, captains and players, with five
club players in the current state croquet golf
squad and one in the state association team,
another form of croquet.
He said the club had been innovative from
the start, getting a liquor licence, wi-fi and
encouraging venue hire to provide an income.
We have quality people on the management
Mallet magic Cambridge croquet player Diane

Cook takes her shot, watched by fellow players,
from left, David Gould, Richard Lee and Robyn
Cornish. Photo: Paul McGovern
committee and a fantastic band of volunteers,
Brian said.
As well as that, we are a powerhouse in golf
croquet, and in the past 10 years have never
failed to have players in state teams.
And one of our juniors played in the world
championships in England.
At the breakfast on Sunday, the club welcomed new patron, Churchlands MP Sean
LEstrange.
I like to be, under the sea

Venture into the secret world
of submarine warfare as you
go on a tour of the submarine
HMAS Ovens at the Maritime
Museum in Fremantle.
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war-time vessels afloat then
design, build and test your own
balloon powered battleship.
Sign in at 9.15 for the family-
friendly experience from 9.30am

to 12.30pm from Thursday to
Saturday, January 21 to 23.
It is for ages six to 12 with an
accompanying adult and the cost
is $55 for one adult and one child
and $38 for additional children
and adults.
Bookings are essential go
to museum.wa.gov.au/whats-on/
school-holidays.
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Community news
Know your
bag limits
You do not have to
be a brain surgeon
or a lawyer to understand western rock
lobster size and bag
limits.
Playing the
recorder
for love
FISHING
with Gary Shugg
This is a very well-managed and lucrative

fishery that is carefully monitored by the WA
Department of Fisheries.
Fisheries officers are determined to protect
the fishery from black market racketeers who
steal crays from recreational and professional
pots.
After you have got up at 4am full of anticipation, driven to the boat ramp and launched your
boat to go out and check your cray pots, there is
nothing worse than finding them empty.
This is when you start to wonder if perhaps
someone has beaten you to it.
During a bumper cray season like this year,
there is absolutely no excuse for pulling another
fishers pots and the department takes a very
dim view of it.
Recreational cray fishers are catching plenty
this year, with many boats getting their bag
limits, some from the first pot.
It is great to see a good season and it shows that
the Fisheries scientists have done their homework
and with the guidelines and rules they have put
into place to make this fishery blossom.
Which is why the stupidity and greed of some
anglers is just so amazing.
The good news is that they do get caught, as
reported by the Fisheries department recently.
Russell Ewen (61) and Christopher Stickland
(66) had been under surveillance by officers for
two years and were caught and charged with
several offences, including 11 joint charges
of interfering with fishing gear that did not
belong to them.
One had 230 cray tails and 24 whole crayfish
stored at his home and the other had more than
60 cray tails at his place.
The limit is 24 crays per licensed angler,
including at home.
The magistrate fined each of them $14,000
plus court costs of nearly $170 in the Joondalup
Court. But it didnt stop there. Ewen was hit with
a mandatory penalty of $46,250 and he lost his
boat and trailer as well as his cray pots.
Strickland was hit with a mandatory penalty
of $13,200 and he also lost his craypots.
They were fined a total of nearly $90,000 as
well as losing their equipment.
North metropolitan compliance manager
Todd AVard said the court had issued the
appropriate penalties for the offenders. Damn
right, I say.
So enjoy your cray fishing this year, and
stick to your limits.
Nedlands musician Paula Gilet plays

all types of recorders, from the sopranino
to the huge contrabass, and is passionate
about the instrument and playing in small
ensembles.
Paula Gilet is assembling an ensemble to play recorders of all sizes.
She has a recorder ensemble of six with

a range of abilities and is looking for more
players of any age and ability and all recorder sizes.
Most importantly, they need to be interested in learning ensemble playing skills,
Paula said.
The recorder has had too much bad press,
mostly because many of us were forced to
learn from teachers who were forced to teach
what they were not interested in.
I love the instrument.
Paula has prepared a program for the year,
with the group meeting once a fortnight on
Saturdays at 2pm for two hours, starting on
January 30.
On the alternate weeks, the less confident
players can come to practise and learn different skills, she said.
At the end of each rehearsal we have a
cuppa and a chat.
Paula said the recorder was probably the
easiest instrument to learn, but possibly the
hardest to get right.
There is much musicianship to learn, and
that is the challenge, she said.
Anyone interested in joining Paulas
Nedlands group can phone her on 0406 298 404.
The basics of market supply and demand

Carl Capolingua will outline a
back-to-basics approach to technical analysis using price action and
volume analysis alone in a talk for
the Australian Technical Analysts
Association (ATAA).
Carl has held senior roles at
Australian Stock Report and Elite
Wealth, has been a regular panellist
on Sky Business Your Money Your

Call and is now managing director at
Investor Systems.
He has more than 20 years experience as a professional trader, research
analyst, educator and market commentator.
His talk for ATAA, a not-for-profit
association promoting share trading,
investing education and networking,

is at 6pm on Thursday, January 21.
It is at St Catherines College, on
the corner of Stirling Highway and
Winthrop Avenue, Crawley, and visitors are welcome.
For more details, go to ataa.com.au
or call Derek on 0447 744 493 or Julian
on 9284 2092.
Elvis fever comes to Floreat

If youve always wanted to sing
like Elvis, put on your blue suede
shoes and join Margaret Pride
and the Perth Symphonic Chorus
for their annual Summer Sing.
Guys and gals with no singing
experience can learn and perform
Elviss hits with a couple of weeks
of evening rehearsals before the big
concert on Saturday, February 6.
Rehearsals are at All Saints
Floreat Uniting Church and start
on January 25.
The final rehearsal is on the
morning of the concert. Details

on being part of the choir are on
collegiumsymphonicchorus.com.
au. The rehearsal cost is $135.
The concert, supported by
Rotary, is at the Perth Concert
Hall on February 6 at 7.30pm and
will include Elvis impersonator,
Jackson Griggs.
Most proceeds will go to the
Rotary WA Bushfire Appeal.
Tickets for the concert are $35.
Book through perthconcerthall.
com.au.
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2016 Council Committee

and Council Meetings
In accordance with Regulation 12 of the Local Government (Administration)
Regulations 1996, the City of Nedlands advise the public of the dates of the
Ordinary Meetings of Council and Committee Meetings for 2016.
Meeting Dates
Committee Meetings
Council Meetings
9 February
8 March
12 April
10 May
14 June
12 July
9 August
13 September
11 October
1 November
6 December
23 February
22 March
26 April
24 May
28 June
26 July
23 August
27 September
25 October
22 November
20 December
Greg Trevaskis
Chief Executive Officer
Renovating or
repairing your home?
The POST each week lists tradesmen who

provide every household service, from
unblocking drains to unravelling the
mysteries of your new flat-screen television.
They will do your books, clean or paint your house,
landscape the garden, do handyman
repairs or build an entire house.
Readers tell us they have carried out major
extensions and renovations just by using the
POST trades and services directory near the back
of the newspaper.
The directory is also available on the Internet at
postnewspapers.com.au
To advertise email
advertising@postnewspapers.com.au
Support POST advertisers they make your

free local newspaper possible.
Community news
Whats on
Summer fun
for young
actors
in POST community
Relating better
Some of the courses coming

up at Relationships Australia
are Communicate Eectively,
Self-worth, Rebuilding after
Separation and Divorce, and
Seeking and Keeping your
Next Relationship. For further
information and to enrol, phone
6164 0200 or visit relationshipswa.org.au.
NIDA Open is coming to

Subi next week with a series of
short performing arts classes.
Head of NIDA Open Caroline
Spence said: In summer
we offer our largest range of
courses to engage the senses
and encourage creativity.
The workshops run from
January 18 to 24 at the Subiaco
Arts Centre.
Acting Boot Camp on January
23 and 24 is from 10am to 5pm
on both days and is divided
into sessions for Years 3 to 6,
7 to 10, and 11 and 12.
Fast-paced and fun, it focuses
on improvisation, character
development and scene work.
Participants will perform for
family and friends at the end of
the two days and the cost is $320.
Over the same weekend,
Acting Essentials will help
young actors aged 18 and over
to develop acting skills, including improvisation, voice and
movement.
They will also gain confidence
through expert feedback from
NIDAs experienced tutors,
while rehearsing and performing short scenes.
Acting Essentials runs from
10am to 5pm and costs $320.
From January 18 to 22, there
will be five days of fun onscreen antics as children in
Years 3 to 6 act out scenes from
famous hero, villain and spy
adventures.
They develop skills in acting
and characterisation as they
rehearse and film scenes to
camera and present live and onscreen scenes at the end of the
course for family and friends.
NIDA Heroes, Villians and
Spies: Screen Acting runs from
10am to 5pm each day and the
total cost is $595.
There is also the five-day
NIDA Drama School for Years
7 to 10 for young people who
are enthusiastic and passionate
about acting.
It will run from January 18 to
22, 10am to 5pm and costs $595.
For more information, go to
open.nida.edu.au/summerfun.
Unitarian gathering
Cantaris choristers had great fun having their photo taken.
A big year for Cantaris choir

Cantaris Childrens Choir
is only a year old but has already performed at the Perth
Convention Centre, the Melville
Family Christmas Concert and
Carols at the Quarry.
The choir is an absolutely
wonderful group of children,
said director Danielle Joynt.
They sing with all their
heart, they love to learn their
new pieces, and they have given
some wonderful performances
in only twelve months.
The community choirs is
based in Mosman Park and is
for children aged five to 10 who
love to sing in a relaxed, happy

and supportive atmosphere.
No auditions are required and
the children sing music from
all over the world and from all
periods.
Rehearsals are quite different
from conventional choirs.
Our rehearsals are very
movement-based, Danielle
said. Because of the childrens
young age, there is not a lot of
sitting down.
Our rehearsals involve
physical and vocal warm-ups,
rote note learning, and many
musical games and traditional
dances. Rehearsals are a physi-
cal workout as much as vocal.

Next month the choir will
begin rehearsing in its new
home at Camelot in Lochee
Street, Mosman Park.
Rehearsals will be from 4 to
4.55pm on Monday afternoons,
with three performances already
lined up for this year.
New members are always
welcome to attend rehearsals to
see what the choir does there
is no obligation.
If you are interested in the choir,
contact Danielle on 9364 7726 or
at danielle@cantaris.com.au.
The website is cantarischildrenschoir.com.
Bethesda team
takes platinum
Busy time
at Mayo
garden
The first busy bee for the year
at Mayo community garden in
Swanbourne is on this Sunday.
Bethesda Health Care has retained its WorkSafe Platinum

status for two more years.
WorkSafe WA Commissioner
Lex McCulloch presented the
hospital with a certificate of
achievement.
It was the second time Mr
McCulloch had presented the
Claremont hospital with the
award in as many years, and it
remains the only private hospital in WA to receive it.
To achieve a platinum
WorkSafe award, organisations
have to demonstrate a rating of
90% or more in every element
of their WorkSafe Plans in the
areas of management commit-
Gordon McDonald will talk

about his journey searching
for God, love, knowledge and
truth at the next meeting of
the Unitarian Association.
The gathering is at 10.30am
this Sunday, January 17, at
Drabble House, 2 Webster
Street, behind Nedlands library.
Enquiries: perthunitarians.org
or 9336 4809.
Bethesda CEO Yasmin Naglazas, WA WorkSafe commissioner Lex McCulloch, middle, and Bethesda chairman Neale Fong with the award.
ment, planning, consultation,
hazard management and training and supervision.
They also have to show an
annual reduction in either the
incidence rate or frequency rate
of lost injury time.

There are three certificate levels: silver for meeting minimum
standards; gold for demonstrating good progress and platinum
for the highest standards.
From 8am to noon on January

17, people are welcome to work
on the new garden beds and
maintain the old ones.
If any of your new years
resolutions include getting
more social, getting outdoors,
doing some volunteering, or
learning more about gardening,
there are plenty of ways to get
involved, said garden spokesman Matthew Yap.
Mayo community garden is at
91 Wood Street, on the corner of
Kirkwood Street, and people can
become members of the garden
and rent plots.
The garden will host Earth
Hour on March 19, from 5 to 9pm,
with food, music, and colourful
activities, thanks to Cottesloe
and Nedlands councils.
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Community news
Cambridge
On Friday, a small
group played both
pairs and triples at
Cambridge Bowling
Club.
Audrey and Gavin
Arrow took the prize
for the pairs and M.
Johnson, M. Young and
Elizabeth Morrissey
won the triples.
M. Johnston, K.
Breen and N. R.
Stephenson won
the RAC games on
Saturday, with H.
Forbes, G. Arrow and
F. Oliver the runnersup.
Claremont
In last Thursdays
pennants, division 4
white picked up 1pt
and the winning team
was Jack Wara, Dan
Chadwick, Peter Hiatt
and Ian White.
On Saturday, division 6 gold played
away at Wanneroo
and gained 1pt. The
winning team was Des
Lynch, Rick Kendall,
Burnie Smith and
Paul Scales.
In last Saturdays
pennants, division 3
red played away at
Mosman Park and
picked up 1pt.
The winners of
the pots were Dave
Leeson, David Lee,
Ian White and Mike
Yates.
Ian Thompson won
Sundays scroungers
from Estelle Boak.
Dalkeith
Nedlands
Everyone leapt back
into pennants with
boundless enthusiasm, with the ladies
of 1 green leading
off with 4pts against
Morley.
Heather Hince,
Gwenda McIntosh,
Val Hulbert and Ann
Clements had a +13
win.
Division 3 green
was not as successful
against Innaloo though
Carol Anderson, Lyn
Worland, Glenys
Moulton and Cathy
Minchin won +5 and
ensured 1pt.
Saturday was a
cracker of a day for
the ladies, with 3
bowling
green gaining 3pts
against Nollamara.
Heather Hince skippered her team of
Carol Anderson, Ann
Clements and Wendy
OMeehan to a +9 victory.
Division 3 purple
picked up 4pts against
Mosman Park, with
Gwenda McIntosh,
Marg Campbell, SallyAnne Sansom and
Esther Scott having a
+10 win.
On Thursday, the
blokes bounded out
of the blocks, but Mt
Lawley overwhelmed
the chaps in 1 blue
south and Manning
defeated the lads in
2 red lads, though
John OMeehan, Brian
Burton, John Gadsdon
and Rob Kelly scored
a highly respectable
+10 on their rink.
Division 4 white
thundered through
to a 5pt victory over
Claremont, with Peter
Bacich, ably assisted
by Alan Davison,
George Klug and Bill
Ridge, scoring a magnificent +25.
Division 4 blue
just missed out to
Joondalup, but Ivor
Davies, John Shaw,
Brian Page and
Adrian Clements did
manage a + 5 win.
In the Rotators/
Reserves match, the
Reserves fought valiantly but the Rotators
were just too good,
with Rick Camins,
Kent Warburton, Pete
Wiesner and Ross
McLennan winning
by +12.
On Saturday, 1 blue
south just went down
to Manning 2, though
Jesse Brown, Kim
Green, Alan Davison
and Ross MacKenzie
won their rink with
+19.
A great win of 7pts
for 3 red cheered up
the lads, including a
terrific +8 victory by
Peter Bacich, Brian
Burton, John Gadsdon
and Richard Jay.
Division 4 blue
gained 7pts over
Cambridge Kerry
Haddleton is still grinning after leading his
rink of Keith Allan,
Kent Warburton and

Rob Kelly to an incredible +18 victory.
Division 5 blue
picked up 5pts over
Yokine, with Barry
Ireland, Tom James,
Alex Bevan and
the veteran John
Freedman winning
with +13. Under the
stewardship of Pete
Hopper, a rink of
Reserves put up a
great battle but just
missed out.
Happy 80th Ron
Day!
Hollywood
Subiaco
Ten bowlers turned
out for scroungers last
Sunday and after a
solid work-out in the
preliminary, John
Hall, Tony Byrne
and Robbie Appleton
moved straight into
the final.
John carried on his
good pennant form to
finish a comfortable
winner from Tony and
Robbie.
Despite the friendly
temperature, only
a handful of ladies
turned up for pennant practice last
Tuesday so they
played scroungers.
Deirdre Duncan
crossed the finish line
first with 16 points,
closely followed by
Lesley Langley with
15, Anne Ormsby 11,
Dot Leeson 9 and
Nada Bonny 7.
After a 30-minute
delay while the temperature settled,
the Mad Dogs and
Englishmen played
mid-week pennants.
In a disheartening
game for division 2,
the rink of John Hall,
Pedro Foott, Ron
Middleton and Mike
Hatch rallied late to
lose by 6.
It was hard grind
for Alan Brindley,
Bill Ford, Robbie
Appleton and Tony
Byrne and they eventually finished all
square.
However, Leigh
Fitzpatrick, Colin
Graves, Glen Morey
and Vern Jones had
pushed their lead

out to 18 shots at the
halfway mark and
eventually won by 17.
In division 4, Ted
Brown, Bill Chellew,
Graeme Gerrans and
John Horsfall copped
the full force of a
red hot opposition,
eventually losing by
10, while Rob Blythe,
Uncle Arthur, Barry
Pascoe and Peter
Evans went down by
4. Laurie Ward, Chris
Osborn, Greg Bridges
and Ray Preston
managed to finish all
square.
The more things
change the more they
stay the same... On
Saturday, division
2 picked up 6pts
but remains eighth
overall.
Barry Pascoe, Bill
Ford, Jack Hamilton
and Vern Jones battled to get within
4 shots at games
end while Leigh
Fitzpatrick, Colin
Graves, Ron Middleton
and Dan Byrne finished all square.
After a disastrous
start, Rob Blythe, John
Hall, Glen Morey and
Tony Byrne rallied
to win by 3, while
Alan Brindley, Rod
Hickling, Robbie
Appleton and Mike
Hatch had a dream
start then eased off
to win by 6.
It was another lesson for division 5 on
how to play on grass
greens when they travelled to North Perth.
Bob Bridges, Bill
Chellew, Graeme
Gerrans and John
Horsfall lost by double digits while Ted
Brown, Ray Fells,
David Beswick and
Greg Bridges lost by
10.
John Duncan, Chris
Osborn, Laurie Ward
and Ray Preston rallied late for a 3-shot
win.
Despite the loss,
division 5 holds on to
third place overall.
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Park
The pennant season
and the mid-week
teams had various
degrees of success
last week.
The ladies premier
side gained 5.5pts
against Gosnells,
but the other ladies
teams were not as
lucky and didnt collect any points.
The mid-week men
fared better, with division 1 scoring 6pts
against Rossmoyne
and division 4 gaining 5pts.
Last Wednesdays
scroungers saw some
old overseas friends
return for their annual visit as well as
new people hoping to
play bowls.
The finalists were
Sue Barnes, Ian
Flack, Fiona Epis,
Margaret Holbrook
and Bob Wilcox, and
the joint winners
were Sue and Fiona.
Sue will be leaving soon to return
to the UK where she
will continue playing in the leagues in
Hampshire.
The Saturday pennant teams produced
some good results,
including the mens
division 1 gaining
8pts and division 3
gaining the upper
hand with neighbours, Claremont,
with 7pts.
The mens division
5 and the ladies division 3 teams didnt
manage any points,
but the ladies division 1 team struggled
to score 3pts.
Ptanque
At Subiaco Ptanque
Club last Saturday the
winner of the ongoing
Presidents Trophy
was George Wright,
followed by Joost den
Haan, Claude Minuta,
Hlne Pissoort, John
Beamish and John
Exeter.
This Saturday,
January 16, there
will be social play, followed by the customary summer barbecue.
Reabold Tennis Clubs Hot Shot players showed

their skills at the Hopman Cup.
Hot Shotters at
Hopman Cup
Reabold Tennis Clubs enthusiastic Hot
Shot players were invited to the Hopman
Cup to show their skills.
They gave a Kids on Court demonstration in front of a very big crowd on the day
Australia Green won its first-round match
against Germany.
The young players were back-stage when
Nick Kyrgios and Daria Gavrilova were about
to play their mixed doubles and had the chance
to get some high fives from the stars.
Laura Bantock and Jake Smethurst had
the thrill of tossing the coin for the evening
match between Australia Gold and the Czech
Republic, while Lucy and Noah Quinlan
tossed the coin when Australia Gold played
the Ukraine.
The Hot Shot program at Reabold will start
again next month.
For more information, call club manager
Gary Bretnall on 0421 137 250 or coach Matt
Holmes on 0431 416 069.
Australia Day
starts early
National Australia Day Council CEO Jeremy
Lasek wants people to start Australia Day by
celebrating at work in the week leading up to
the Australia Day holiday.
Workplaces are an ideal reflection of the
diversity of Australia and a great place to
appreciate what we all have in common,
Mr Lasek said.
We all have different experiences of being
Australian where we grew up, our family
histories, our cultures, if we chose to become
Australian and why.
Its a great opportunity to find out more
about your work colleagues and share what
youre all proud of.
He suggested morning tea, a barbecue or
special event between January 20 and 26.
You could host an Australian themed trivia
game, play some cricket or even dress up as
great Australians, he said.
To ensure your Australia Day at Work event
is part of the official Australia Day celebrations, remember to take a photo and post it
on Twitter using #australiaday so everyone
can see how you mark the occasion.
Events can be registered in advance at
australiadayatwork.com.au.
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An intimate way to
experience theatre
SARAH McNEILL
There was a time when
James Berlyn: a master storyteller and a divine human being.
James Berlyn believed that

if he couldnt dance, life
wasnt worth living.
Then James realised that
he didnt think in terms of
movement the way writers
build their lives around
imagined dialogue and
artists think in colour and
texture.
So if he wasnt a dancer
and he couldnt dance, who
was he?
He doesnt see himself as
an actor, and yet his small,
intimate performances are
always filled with heart and
humour. He doesnt think
like a dancer and yet he
always wants movement
in his works, and he loves
participatory theatre,
but he doesnt want an
audience to feel obliged
to take part. He doesnt
believe in the suspension of
disbelief but does believe
in work that has a sense of
urgency.
He is honest, often
funny, sometimes poignant,
always thoughtful and
thought-provoking. His
work celebrates intimate

relationships between
audience and performer,
inviting more from an
audience than passive
observation.
He was the instigator
and co-founder of the
Proximity Festival,
designed for just such
experiences between
a performer and one
audience member.
He was one of the first
local performers PIAFs
new artistic director
Wendy Martin met when
she arrived in Perth. When
she saw his work-inprogress, I Know Youre
There, she immediately
invited him to be a part of
the festival.
She said: James is a
master storyteller and
a divine human being.
I found the beauty and
honesty of his performance
incredibly moving.
In his self-devised
work, James explores
three generations of his
family his grandfather,
who committed suicide
during World War II; his
father, an Admiral in the
Australian navy who had

grown up without a father,
and James, the son of a
naval officer who was gay,
six foot five and wanted to
be a ballerina!
For the festival
performance,16 people are
invited to sit around a table
to be part of a story, dance
and conversation.
I built the stories
around a handful of
questions, James said.
What is a son, a father, a
grandfather? What is an
artist and what is a story?
Though he deals with
his grandfathers suicide
and his own thoughts of
suicide, as well as coping
with a recent diagnosis of
Menieres disease, which
causes bouts of nauseainducing vertigo, James is
resilient, charming, upbeat
and entertaining.
Good work leaves
you with an emotional
showbag, he said.
I Know Youre There
performs for PIAF at

the State Theatre Centre
from February 19 to
March 6.
Straight from nature

Last year, Mosman Park
scientific illustrator Martin
Thompson left his full-time
job to re-launch his career
as an artist.
His first exhibition
was A Natural Selection,
at Gallows Gallery in
Mosman Park.
This month, he is
following up with his
second exhibition of
works inspired by nature
and calling it A Natural
Collection.
English-born Martin
is an artist in the Gould
tradition and said he had
developed a keen interest
in natural history and the

environment as a child
roaming the English
countryside and then
living in Hong Kong and
Malaysia.
In Perth, he worked
at the University of WA
doing scientific drawings,
at the WA Museum
building dinosaurs and at
Notre Dame University
managing the science
laboratories.
He illustrated the
Handbook of Birds of WA,
field guides of birds and

fish and his work has been
on the cover of Landscope
magazine.
A Natural Collection
is another years worth
of minutely detailed and
finely wrought studies of
birds, plants, flowers and
landscapes as well as still
life paintings at Gallows
Gallery in Glyde Street.
It opens at 6pm this
Saturday, January 16,
on continues daily until
January 21.
Scientific illustrator and artist Martin Thompson paints in

the Gould tradition.
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Seedy hotel inspires

surreal characters
It was dying, old and

disgusting, and I had to
check the mattress for
uninvited guests
In the middle of Chicago

stood the old, crumbling
Tokyo Hotel.
Behind its faded art deco
facade were empty dining
rooms, floors of empty
bedrooms and a roof top
garden that no one knew
was there. That was until
Ben Russell decided to
stay a couple of nights.
Ben (31), a Perth
comedian, was living
and working in Chicago,
Americas comedy capital,
and every day he passed
the old hotel and wondered
about it.
One night he decided
to stay: It was dying, old
and disgusting, and I had
to check the mattress for
uninvited guests, Ben
said.
But if the experience
spawned a few bed bugs it
also inspired a new awardwinning solo comedy
show, The Tokyo Hotel.
It may be rickety, surreal
and full of unhinged staff
and weird guests, but
critics at the Melbourne
and Sydney Comedy
Festival and Edinburgh
Ben Russell has found his comedy voice and its surreal.
the famous Second City

improvisational theatre.
Ben said he had found
his comedy voice in
Chicago and it is a
bizarre and surreal voice.
As well as training and
performing for the past
five years at Second City,
he has had regular standup gigs around the world,
including a prized support
slot with American
comedian Martin Short.
The Tokyo Hotel became
the ideal platform to
showcase his quick-witted
improvisational skills
Festival Fringe all declared

it the place to stay.
Ben started his career in
Perth, and a summer trip
home to Subiaco means he
can bring his new show to
Fringe World.
His first professional
show in Perth was in
up-and-coming young
director Matthew Luttons
The Visit. The Blue
Room and Lazy Susans
Comedy Den were his
stamping ground until he
used his Texan parents
duel citizenship to get
to Chicago to study at
and his love of creating

characters and voices.
Each turn in the hotel
reveals one of Bens
oddball characters in
a framework that Ben
described as a fever
dream.
After Bens unexpected
success at the Melbourne
festival, a comedian
suggested he go to
Edinburgh. It was too
late for applications, but
someone made a call,
there had been a drop-out
and Ben suddenly found
himself with a full run in
the festival and just three
days to confirm it all.
He was nominated for
Edinburghs Golden Gibbo
comedy award and critics
described the show as an
experience, a mood, a state
of mind.
The Tokyo Hotel is
part of Blue Rooms longrunning Summer Nights
program for Fringe World.
It is on from January 23
to 25 and January 27 to 30
at 9.30pm. Book through
fringeworld.com.au.
Ben debuts in Hitchcock-style thriller

There are plenty of
Fringe World veterans
returning to Perth for the
festival, but 16-year-old
Benjamin Pentony, of
Claremont, is making his
stage debut with an eye to
a career on stage.
Benjamin is already a
talented flute player and
has performed with the
WA Youth Orchestra, but
the art of acting has helped
him in unexpected ways.
Benjamin has Aspergers,
an autism spectrum disorder, and drama and role
playing have helped to
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For the Fringe festival,
Benjamin is taking on the
role of Brandon in the stage
adaptation of the suspense
thriller Rope, written by
Patrick Hamilton in 1929
and immortalised on the
silver screen by Alfred
Hitchcock in 1948.
Adapted by director
James Cunningham, Rope
is about two university students, Brandon and Phillip,
who challenge themselves
to commit the perfect murder and kill a fellow classmate.
Wallowing in ego, they

host a dinner party, inviting the victims oblivious
family and friends. The
tension mounts as guests
become suspicious and
Brandon begins to brag.
Ben, about to start Year
12 at Shenton College, said
that once he had completed
his WACE exams, he
hoped to follow in his hero
Hugh Jackmans footsteps
and audition for WAAPA.
Rope performs on
February 5 and 6, 12 and

13, at 7.30pm, at Studio
411, Murdoch University.
Ask
Ellie
Welcome to TimeOuts
new columnist Ellie. Ellie
has a masters degree
in sociology, has been a
case worker with foster
children and worked as
a journalist and editor for
25 years. She is happily
married with two adult
children and three adult
stepchildren.
My husband
and I separated
a month after
our wedding
last year. Wed
regularly expressed our
deep mutual love, but
during our engagement,
we experienced work
stress, family illnesses
and drama.
We sought individual
counselling and saw a
relationship counsellor
together, which revealed
in-depth details of my
husbands childhood.
His family history
is riddled with abuse,
betrayal, mental illness,
and divorce.
He feels he has to be
the caregiver for his
whole family and please
everyone to maintain
equilibrium, even at the
expense of our happiness.
Unfortunately, I didnt
understand this.
Our final argument was
explosive on my part, but
never violent, yet I was
asked to leave the marital
home we shared with my
mother-in-law.
For six months, I
tried to communicate
my willingness to work
things out while also
giving my husband space.
Suddenly, he pressured
me to sign a separation
agreement. He became
hostile, angry, verbally
hurtful, then stopped
communicating.
I tried to reached out

to his friends and family
members, and was either
yelled at, blamed, or
ignored.
Its been a year since
we separated and I still
have not given up on him.
I didnt understand
the terrible cycle of
betrayal, mental illness
and divorce while I was
in it, but completely get
it now. How do I reach
him?
He has to be
the one to reach
you. Currently, its easier
for him to blame all that
went wrong on you. As
you describe things, its
how this family carries
on without changing any
dysfunctional behaviour.
He has to recognise
that this keeps him from
the kind of love he once
felt for you and from
creating his own, different
story.
You cant return to that
toxic scene unless he breaks
away completely. And that
may not be possible.
When a toxic family
rules, the adult child must
break away to save the
marriage.
Meanwhile, move on.
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possibilities and eventually
a new, healthy relationship.
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Mozart sends divas into battle

SARAH McNEILL
The duelling divas,
Dine with Harry Prouse and Megan Kozak and their

mouth-watering jazz standards.
Fringe locals
Entertainers from POST territory are
starring at Fringe World.
Megan Kozak
The Mt Claremont music theatre performer who recently
graduated from WAAPA has
written and performs in two
shows:
Backseat Diamond
Casa Mondo, Pleasure Garden
January 22 to 27, 8pm
Last years cabaret highlight
returns. Megan stars as Mary,
an under-appreciated back-up
singer with dreams of stardom
and a determination to take
centre stage.
Features an eclectic soundtrack
of motown and Australian
classics performed by Megan.
Dinner is Served
Ellington Jazz Club
February 3, 4, 11, 12, 7pm
Written and served by Megan
and Harry Prouse, this
sizzling dinner party how-to
guide whisks through a world
of sparkling conversation
and mouth-watering jazz
standards.
Pain in My Ass
Babushka Leederville
January 22 to 24, 7pm
Annabel Maclean has turned
trauma and pain into theatre
and comedy.
Attempting to pursue her acting career in Canada, she
was afflicted with a large and
painful pilonidal cyst (a cyst
in the butt crack) and she
had to have surgery in Perth
twice. Currently saving up
by working in the Claremont
Quarter, Annabel has poured
all her humour and frustration
about acting and whether its
all its cracked up to be into
her comedy show.
The Parrott House, Maylands

January 31, February 11
to 13
Its the roaring 30s in Paris
and the place is alive with
swinging jazz, cabaret and
burlesque. Music from Edith
Piaf, Cole Porter, Marlene
Dietrich, Ella Fitzgerald and
many more.
Summer Groove Sundowner
Lamonts Bishops House
January 27, February 3, 10,
17 at 5pm.
A funky caf del mar-style
grooves performance with
Cathrine and her five-piece
band.
European Cotton Club. A
Gatsby Affair!
Midland Junction Arts Centre
February 6, 13, 20, 3pm
matinee.
A high energy show full of
traditional jazz swing, featuring songs from the Great
Gatsby sound-track.
Divalicious, are back for

Fringe World, but this time
the Fringe winners present Mozarts short comic
opera, The Impresario.
Divalicious sopranos
Fiona Cooper Smyth and
Penny Shaw have had successful seasons of Duelling
Divas and performed their
show Opera Rocks at
Sydney Opera House.
But Fiona said that while
they had been busy with
other shows, Mozarts The
Impresario was an opera
they had talked about
doing for a couple of years.
In the opera, the original
duelling diva story, two
sopranos must battle it out
to see who is the real prima
donna.
Mozart was in a battle of
wills of his own when he
composed the hour-long
opera as part of a competition Emperor Joseph II
created to pit the young
composer against his older
rival, Antonio Salieri.
Duelling divas Fiona Cooper Smyth and Penny Shaw hit

the highs of Mozart.
Written in 1786, the

operetta is still surprisingly relevant. Penny and
Fiona have brought it up to
date, keeping to the original storyline of a theatre
director who is looking for
new actors but who, like
everyone else working in
the theatre business, has
money troubles.
In their updated version,
the impresario director
(Igor Sas) and his faithful singing assistant Mr
Bluff (baritone Robert
Hofmann) struggle to put
art on a business basis. The

director wants to retire to
Margaret River and run
a winery, but is obliged
to stay and watch generous benefactor, mining
magnate Mr Angel (Ian
Toyne), insist on the dangerous strategy of engaging two rival sopranos,
Dame Gwendolyn Goldie
Goldentrill (Fiona) and
Svetlana Silvie Silverpeal
(Penny), winner of
Slovenias Got Talent.
Fiona said: It is amazing
to see that Mozart dealt
with the same issues of arts

funding, sponsorship issues
and of rival performers.
It is a challenging piece
because it is vocally very
demanding. My character,
Goldie, has to reach top F,
said the Nedlands soprano
who has been training with
Gregory Yurisich to build
up the dexterity and confidence for her high trills.
Its like being an athlete,
you just have to keep training, Fiona said.
WA Opera is supporting
the show. Fiona said: We
are delighted that [artistic
director], Brad Cohen, and
[general manager] Carolyn
Chard are supporting this
production in various ways
as we take opera to new
audiences.
DivaLicious will
perform The Impresario

in the foyer of the Art
Gallery of WA as part
of Fringe World on
Thursday, January 28,
and Saturday, January 30,
at 6.30pm and 8.30pm on
both nights.
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Circles of Return
A trio of short plays
Four5Nine, Rosemount Hotel,
January 22 to 27
Subiaco playwright and actor
Vivienne Glance performs
in the trio of short plays by
Australian-Sudanese writer
Afeif Ismail, who was mentored by Vivienne.
Hobo
Jeffreythecat productions
Blue Room Theatre
January 22 to 25
Jeffreythecat is new company
dedicated to plays that take a
hard look at our society.
The professional debut of
writer-director James Taylor,
Hobo is about a oncerespected radio personality
who now lives in an alley with
a homeless blackfella, Tank.
Raw, crude and packed with
humour.
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The GFC turns into

a crime thriller
The Big Short
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REVIEW: PIER LEACH
When Michael Lewis

was writing his best-selling
deconstruction of the 2008
global financial crisis in 2010,
he reckoned the last thing on
his mind was how The Big
Short would be translated to
the big screen.
He never thought anyone
could make the scandalous
rort at the heart of the GFC
watchable. It is dry and
ridiculously complicated.
But in the unlikely hands
of director Adam McKay
(Anchorman), who adapted
Lewiss book with Charles
Randolph, the film is
compulsive viewing and is
pitched as much at audiences
who can barely balance a
cheque book as at those who
bee-lined to the book.
It helps that McKay has
assembled a top cast for the job
including Christian Bale as the
eccentric genius who is the first
to bet against the US housing
market, Brad Pitt as a retired
former banking high flyer, and a
superb Steve Carell as a hedgefund manager who realises the
scale of fraud will make the
entire economy collapse.
But its also that he stages it
like a crime thriller, focusing on
the few players who clued into
the barometer of the impending
storm well before either the
banks or the regulation-lax

government.
To break down its density,
the story is narrated by a
slick Wall Street wolf (Ryan
Gosling), who occasionally talks
directly to camera. And when
curly concepts crop up like
credit default swaps, subprime
mortgages and collateralised
debt obligations he throws
to the likes of Margot Robbie,
Selena Gomez and celeb chef
Anthony Bourdain for amusing
mini-tutorials.
Sure, its a gimmick, but
it works a treat. Unlike the
excellent but thunderously
depressing film 99 Homes,
which dramatised the GFCs
sickening effect on the lives of
Christian Bale as eccentric genius Michael Burry, the first hedge

fund manager to see where the economy was headed and turn it to his
financial advantage.
normal, hardworking people,

The Big Short cuts through to
the tragedy with razor sharp
comedy.
Its subject is rage inducing,
and McKays anger is palpable

beneath the barbed humour.
After all, hes charting crimes
that went with absolutely no
punishment.
Karins road leads to Tamworth
I was always
writing
stories and
before I
knew it, my
storytelling
style just
came out in
country/folk/
blues lyrics
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delightful story is packed with emotion,
fun, interaction, surprise and memorable
original tunes. Suitable for all ages.
Perfect for 5yrs +
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If Karin Page wins this weekends

Star Maker Award she will have
achieved all her New Years
resolutions in one hit.
The Wembley Downs singersongwriter is in Tamworth, where
10 emerging country music artists
have made it to the finals of the Star
Maker competition.
To make it to the finals is an
amazing opportunity, especially
for a WA artist, because being in
Tamworth for the country music
festival as a competitor and not just
another muso makes a huge difference, Karin said.
But to win would achieve all the
goals Ive set for myself.
The Star Maker semi-final will
at the Tamworth Town Hall on
Sunday, January 17.
From there, three grand finalists
will be selected to take part in festival events through the week and
then compete in the grand final on
Friday, January 22.
The prize package includes a new
Toyota (sponsors of the event) and
guaranteed performances at major
festivals and events throughout
Australia.
Star Maker has been a stepping
stone for country stars Lee
Kernaghan, Keith Urban, Beccy
Cole, James Blundell and
Darren Coggan.
Karin went to Perth
Modern School on a music
scholarship and then went
on to study contemporary
music at the WA Academy
of Performing Arts, where
she found her country voice.
I was always writing
stories and before I knew
it, my storytelling style just
came out in country/folk/
blues lyrics, she said.
She recorded and
released her first EP just
after graduating, and her
single, Jump, was nominated for WAM song of
the year and added to the
Fairbridge Music Festival
compilation CD.
Another single, She Dont
Need to Know, described as
equal parts heartfelt folk and catchy

country pop, made it through to
the semi-finals of the International
Songwriting Competition.
In 2013, she was a finalist in the
Road to Discovery Competition,
was named Best New Talent at
the Boyup Brook Country Music
Festival, and won Fremantle Song
of the Year.
Over the past two years, she and
her partner and guitarist Adam
Nyeholt have taken to the road in a
caravan and paid their way around
Australia with gigs and busking.
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and swooning, Carol is a study in
human magnetism, in the physics and
optics of eros. With sparse dialogue
and restrained drama, the film is a
symphony of angles and glances, of
colours and shadows, says the NY
Times. Rolling Stone agrees: (Todd)
Haynes commitment to outcasts makes
Carol a romantic spellbinder that cuts
deep. Its one of the years very best
films. Blanchett and Mara should have
Oscar calling ...
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Sisters (MA15+)
It takes a very special director to make

scenes of sky-diving, free climbing, bigwave surfing and BASE jumping something to yawn at. Yet Ericson Core must
be that kind of miracle worker, because
Point Break, his update of the 1991
cult classic, is basically a cavalcade of
extreme sports, but with less drama than
a highlight reel, says the Washington
Post. The AV Club agrees: The new
Point Break drops the originals Zen-like
balance of macho mysticism and camp
in favour of dour humourlessness.
Its silly and poignant and funny a
cracking crowdpleaser, also featuring
some repertory players from Feys TV
gem 30 Rock, written by SNL regular
Paula Pell and directed by Jason Moore,
who gave us Pitch Perfect, says The
Guardian. The Washington Post agrees:
It takes superior artistry to take the
rude, crude and socially unmentionable
and make it feel upliftingly wholesome.
Such is the magic of Tina Fey and Amy
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eturning home from a

Christmas holiday can
be bittersweet.
But if you buy this house
with a gym, sauna, pool and
two kitchens, you could
holiday at home.
On a 1075sq.m block, the
three-storey Dalkeith home
was built two years ago.
And selling agent
Gordon Davies, of
Anderson Davies Real
Estate, said it reflected
quality and attention to
detail rarely seen in homes
today.
Its a reflection of the
owners personalities, Mr
Davies said.
It is classy and sensible
without being overdone.
Hamptons-style architecture inspired the design, with five bedrooms,
four bathrooms and big
wraparound balconies on
two floors.
A curved staircase
makes a grand statement in
the entry, which is flanked
by a formal dining room
and living area.
Elegant features of the
formal rooms are chandeliers, coffered ceilings and
white plantation shutters.
For more casual entertaining, head to the open-
Relax in the pavilion, which overlooks a 10m pool, at any time of the day or night.
It is classy and sensible

without being overdone
plan living area, where
French oak floorboards
add an elegant yet practical touch.
With the bifolds open it
feels as though you could
leap straight from the living area into the pool.
There are four bedrooms on the first floor,
including a supersized
main bedroom with its own
living area and access to
the balcony.
On the basement level,
there is room for four or

five cars in an undercroft
garage.
Among the many extras
are a cellar and tasting
room, built-in barbecue
and a dumb waiter that
could be converted to a lift.
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ocean and undulating
greenery, it is no wonder
that property in Eagle Bay
is highly sought after.

The premium holiday
spot has also just broken
into the top-10 richest
Native gardens ensures the home blends into the landscape.
places in Australia, according to RP Data senior

analyst Tim Lawless.
The two-storey house
on the market at 20 Eagle
Crescent is nestled in the
treetops, just a five-minute
walk from the beach.
Upstairs, the open-plan
kitchen and living area
opens to a spacious deck,
overlooking the bay.
The owners said the
deck was an ideal vantage point from which to
see wildlife.
The ocean views are
stunning, they said.
We sit on the deck,
enjoying the full moon,
yachts, whales and a family
of blue wrens.
With living areas on both
floors, the four-bedroom,
three-bathroom home will
suit families especially
when guests come to stay.
The owners said they
were drawn to the homes
privacy, despite its proximity to the beach.
Native gardens at the
front of the 2029sq.m property add to the feeling of
privacy.
According to selling
agent Debbie Bridges,
of Stocker Preston
Dunsborough, the home
is ideal for both permanent
and holiday living.
The home will be auctioned at 11am on January
30.
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This renovated three-bedroom home, on 326sq.m, is
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AGENTS: Niki Peinke and
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$1.8million
CLAREMONT
36 Parry Street
The home, on a 908sq.m block, combines brickwork, Colorbond and timber to dramatic eect.
Youll find a self-contained

studio apartment in this
near-new family home on
the corner of Barnfield Road.
Add some colour to your life
AGENT: Deb Brady, Acton

Cottesloe.
100 Smyth Road

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of this classic Nedlands
house could have foreseen its
technicolour re-imagining.
Paperbark feature walls
and lime-green cabinets
werent exactly common in
the 1930s, after all.
Nor would the previous
owner a UWA professor
have been likely to wallpaper the kitchen with a
giant photograph of black
and white dairy cows.
But, armed with a keen
eye for design and a penchant for all that is big, bold
and colourful, the owners did
exactly this as they updated
and extended the original
two-storey home over the
past seven years, turning it
into something remarkable.
$3.1million
PEPPERMINT GROVE
19a View Street
You could dream big on
this 1166sq.m block in the
deluxe riverside precinct.
AGENT: William Porteous,
William Porteous Properties
International.
The old single garage is

now a two-storey studio.
Though dramatic, the
renovation does not overshadow the homes character
elements. It celebrates them.
The spots of colour are
stylish, not gaudy, when
combined with white walls
and ceilings that are more
than 3m high.
The original jarrah floors,
window frames and ceiling
finishes tie it all together.
There are three bedrooms,
two with ensuites and one

with views of Kings Park
and the city.
On the ground floor, you
can wend through the formal
living areas to the light-filled
extension at the rear.
There, huge sliding doors
connect the open-plan living
area to a north-facing deck
that overlooks the lawn and
lagoon-style pool.
The owner designed and
made a 7m-long benchtop,
clad in lacquered wool yes,
thats wool, not wood for
the kitchen, which has Smeg
appliances and high-gloss
cabinets.
They also converted the
garage into a two-storey, selfcontained studio that would
make an ideal granny flat or
teenagers retreat.
There is plenty of room to
park two cars in the drive,
secured by an electric gate.
The selling agent is
Vivien Yap, of LJ Hooker
Claremont.
STEPHANIE McGANN
The owner designed and made

a 7m-long benchtop, clad in
lacquered wool, for the kitchen
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placed beside or on top of each

other. The external walls are
made of glass, allowing residents
to take in the surroundings from
all angles. If you are game to
build a Tetris house, the firm says
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For $200m you can

move in with Hef
Hugh Hefners notorious Playboy

Mansion is set to hit the market for
$200million in the coming month,
but heres the catch: the Hef is part
and parcel with the deal. Playboy
spokesman John Vlautin told
Associated Press the 89-year-old
magazine founder would continue
to work and live in the home as a
condition of the sale, and negotiations
between the seller and buyer would
determine whether or not he would
pay rent. Mr Hefner bought the
1920s Tudor-style mansion for
$1million in 1971 from chess master
and inventor Louis D. Statham. As
well as the infamous grotto pool,
where many a risqu party has been
held, the home has a theatre room,
wine cellar, tennis court and roaming
peacocks.
An architects impression of what The Quarry might look like. Theres just one
block left and sales have already surpassed $21million.
Only one plot left at

Quarry in Cottesloe
Blocks have been selling like hot

cakes at The Quarry Cottesloe. Sales
have broken the $21million mark,
according to one of the agents,
and just one of the 13 lots is still
up for grabs. Selling agent Frank
Torre, of House Real Estate, said the
former Cottesloe works depot site
in Nailsworth Street had attracted
a lot of attention from buyers. Its
an exciting enclave in a premium
beachside suburb, he said. Weve
had many local buyers and a
couple of expats who want to live in
Cottesloe when they eventually move
back to WA. The lots range in size
from 424sq.m to 656sq.m, with the
last remaining property, a 554sq.m
block, priced from $1,575,000.
Selling agent Bev Heymans, of Acton
Cottesloe, is also listing the property.
Cottesloe council sold the depot site
for $8.65million to Nailsworth Pty Ltd
in December 2013.
Property comes with post

office and jail
City life wearing you down?

This historic property, at 1087
Caves Road, Quindalup, could
be the remedy. The agent says
its commercial kitchen and twobedroom cottage (that used to be
a barn) make it the ideal wedding
reception facility or business venture.
But if the idea of floating in a plunge
Are you a Tetris fan from way back? Now you can play with real life
blocks in the design of this Tetris-inspired house.
pool made from a rainwater tank,
surrounded by a landscaped cottage
garden, appeals to you, then why
not make it your forever-home? As
well as the cottage, youll find a
renovated two-bedroom homestead,
fenced paddocks and a museum
comprising the original Quindalup
post office and jail. Selling agent
Louis De Chiera, of Stocker Preston,
is seeking expressions of interest
by 4pm on February 1. For more
details, phone 0418 909 899.
Among the many intriguing features

on this 5.28ha Quindalup property are
a railway carriage that has been converted into a sleepout and the original
Quindalup government buildings.
Build yourself a
Tetris house
While many video games from the
1980s lived and died in arcades,

Tetris remains popular today.
Invented in Russia, Tetris is an
addictive tile-matching puzzle that
can be played on almost all video
game consoles, computers and even
some calculators. The iconic blocks
have inspired a cult following, as
well as art, furniture and now
home design. Amsterdam firm
Universal Architecture has designed
the Tetris House, a prefabricated
home comprising three modular
shapes. Homeowners can link the
shapes in several configurations,
as in the Tetris game. During
construction, the steel blocks are
Hugh Hefners Playboy Mansion is

about to hit the market, but that
doesnt mean hes planning to leave.
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Is cash really King when it comes to buying property?

Many in the real estate
industry firmly cling to the
belief that cash is still King
when it comes to buying real
estate.
Industry experts will tell you
that cash talks when it comes
to sealing a deal and it is
true there are a number of
advantages to going in with
a cash offer. However its not
necessarily all smooth sailing
when you opt to go in with
cash when buying a home.
Award-winning property
consultant Michelle Kerr says,
Cash always talks but the
price offer talks louder.
Most sellers will be focused
on the price being offered
first and foremost, Ms Kerr
said.
Sellers do find the prospect
of a cash offer appealing, but
not at the expense of the final
selling price.
Ms Kerr said buyers often
assume they will get a
sizeable discount for a cash
offer, however they can end
up disappointed if its used
as a tactic on a home that is
highly sought after.
She cautioned that rather

than dealing with a plethora
of cash buyers, the vast
majority were those who had
gone in prepared and had a
high level of pre-approved
financial backing.
She also cautioned
prospective buyers about
being aware of the conditions
surrounding a cash offer.
Its important to be
aware that a cash offer is
unconditional and that you
are now legally bound to
proceed to settlement or risk
being sued for the full sale
price, less your deposit if you
choose not to proceed, Ms
Kerr warned.
Ms Kerr said although it could
be seen as the best option for
both buyer and seller, cash
offers did not come without
their complications.
She said buyers looking
to secure finance to make
a cash offer needed to be
aware that the bank may still
require a valuation on the
property you are hoping to
buy.
The seller is not obliged by
law to allow the valuer access

to the property, she said.
buyers look to prey on sellers

desperation.
In most case sellers are

happy to oblige, however you
cant guarantee that they will
and there is no way you can
force them, which in most
cases means no valuation
and therefore no loan
approval.
Even though the market

has softened in the last 12
months, we are certainly not
in that type of market at the
moment.
Ms Kerr said with record low

interest rates, many with
the means at their disposal
are choosing not to let
their money just sit in the
bank attracting bank fees.
These same people found
themselves at the mercy of
stock market volatility, so
instead, they are putting their
money into bricks and mortar.
Good quality homes will

always be in fashion and
will always be highly sought
after.
Michelle Kerr
Property Consultant
0412 770 743
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However, she added lower

rental yields were having
an impact on investors
looking for the highest
returns on their money and
she cautioned that they
should focus on a long-term
objective, rather than getting
caught up in the daily ups
and downs of the market.
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As Principal and Licensee of the Claremont
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sales experience to Abel McGrath. She is
involved in every aspect of the organisation
giving our clients condence when
dealing with us.
Her approach to real estate
means she will not only meet
your expectations but will
exceed them.
Carmel Gardiner
She says in very soft markets,

you tend to see a high level of
cash offers as opportunistic
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Experienced in all aspects of brickwork,

No job too small. FREE QUOTES
0417 930 607
Specialising in complete bathroom

renovations and building works,
demolition, wall removals and space
re-congurations from start to completion.
All works guaranteed and carried out by
qualied trades. References upon request.
For a quote please call
Ian Brickelbank
0401 373 750 or

David Macdonald
0488 208 999
0417 969 480

Bobcat & Truck Services
BEST PRICES GUARANTEED
Site Clean ups Rubbish Earth
Grass Concrete Removal Soakwell
All Brickpaving Services
0408 129 186

Specialising in your brick work
XWater & garden features
X BBQs & letter boxes
XFeature & retaining walls
X Rendering & rejointing
X Fences & piers X Extensions
X Insurance & repairs to bricks
XEntertainment & small paved areas
Free Quote no obligation
Property
Maintenance
0402 228 976

0404 511 464
Call Elijah
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Quality Work
No Job Too Small
Free Quotes
KELLYS BRICKPAVING
Quality workmanship at an
affordable price.
All work guaranteed. Friendly advice.
FREE QUOTES CALL
SHAUN
Mobile 0412 292 488
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
neb@bigpond.net.au
Mini Bobcat Service,

Landscaping, Paving,
Retaining Walls, Reticulation
Ph: 9207 3501

Mob: 0419 858 247
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Bricklaying Division
BBQs
Letterboxes
Retaining Walls
Stone Work
Plastering
Insurance Work
PH MARK NEWBOLD
0400 565 545

31 yrs exp
FREE QUOTES
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28 yrs experience.
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Ph Mike 0407
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PAVEWEST
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
FREE QUOTES
COMPETITIVE RATES
NO JOB TOO SMALL
0420 308 455
PAVING REPAIR MAN
Re-lay: Drives, Patios,

Around Pools, Soakwells,Tree
Roots & all types of paving.
Small Jobs Immediate Attention
Ring Frank
25 yrs exp
0412 908 205
Paving & Limestone

Professional
Construction & Installations
Restoration, Clean and Seal Work
Call Dave 0408
092 350
Custom-made Furniture
Kitchen, Wall and Vanity Units
Bookcases
9381 6098
Traditional Craftsmanship
Fax 9388 2089
Aiming for Perfection
Cabinets & Carpentry
New kitchen vanities, built-in-robes,
kitchen and bathroom renovations.
QUALIFIED TRADESMEN: FREE QUOTES
NO JOB TOO SMALL
9344 1884, or
0418 914 284
THE CABINET MAKER
Top quality work
Prices to suit all budgets
For new or complete renovations
Kitchen, bathroom, built-in robes etc
9332 8596 all hours
JONATHAN TOWERS
est 31 years
SPECIALISING IN CARPENTRY
AND CONSTRUCTION
Renovations Additions
Maintenance Design &
Drawing Service
Building & DIY Assistance
Call Dane 0409 928 882
CHALCRAFT
Updating Character Style Homes Since 1980
Specialist in structural works

to completion Upgrading that
bathroom and kitchen Full design
Dealings with strata and leasing
companies Full decoration service
Extensions and additions
Call CHALCRAFT
0405 353 787
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Builder Reg: S1118
CUSTOM
CABINETRY
OF ALL TYPES.
Specialising in Painted and Timber
Media Cabinets, Bookcases,
Home Offices and
Full Carcase Robes
I PERSONALLY DESIGN,
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INSTALL ALL ITEMS
ENSURING THE
HIGHEST STANDARDS.
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Jaycraft Cabinets
Quality Kitchen Renovations
Workmanship Designed Cabinets in
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Office Study Entertainment
Call Jason For Free Quote
9302 5209
0417 998 435
Indigo Painting
CAR DETAILING
ALL-WHEELS DETAILING
finished konstruction
Over 30 years experience in
expertly finished Additions,
Renovations & Homes
Honesty, Integrity and
Quality Guaranteed
Classic character style
our speciality
Fulltime personal supervision
Built on our reputation in the
Western Suburbs
Contact Jimmie Roche
0413 327 435

Registered Builder 8549
www.finishedkonstruction.com.au
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for a free quote
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CAR WASH & DETAILERS
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Concrete Cancer & Waterproofing

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Quality Service Reasonable Fees

Call: 9381 7995
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Do it right with a local experienced
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884 467
BRICK PAVING
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ACCOUNTS BOOKS REPORTS
MINI BOBCAT HIRE AVAILABLE
0428 910 341

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Fully qualified Bricklayer

with 25 years experience.
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Any Job Any Area

Any Time
ALL JOBS FREE QUOTES
Extensions
Fences
Letterboxes
Retaining Walls
General Repairs
Proof of Trades Certificate Supplied
Mob: 0418 944 934
BOBCATS, EXCAVATOR,TIPPERS
ROCK BREAKER
All aspects of Brickwork
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Registered BAS Agents
BRICKWORK
RESTORATION
SBS Bricklaying Service
Contact
Jeff 0407 130 921
Phone: 9383 9743
Built on Relationships
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QUALITY TRADESMAN
WITH 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN
ALL ASPECTS OF BRICKWORK.
NO JOB TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL
CHRIS ATKINSON
www.jacksintersealed.com.au
RENOVATORS
OWNER/BUILDERS
BRICKLAYING
Bobcat and Truck Service
0417 915 951
BATHROOM
international
MUIRS
Top Quality Service

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Renovation
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Specializing in Split
Air-Conditioning and
Electrical Installing
We do the lot from start to finish
Phone Patrick
ANYTHING TO DO
WITH BATHROOMS
Lic No L018461
2 Weeks Completion
Temp Shower/Toilet
20 years in Bathrooms
BOOKKEEPING
9384 5287

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Improvement section
BUILDING
SERVICES
BUILDING SOLUTIONS
We Remove, Repair, Replace
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Chimneys, Ceilings, Roofing,
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Box Air-Conditioners etc.
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044 97 88 778
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DAVID HAYWARD
CARPENTER & JOINER
Qualified Craftsman over 42yrs exp
FOR ALL JOINERY

Property Repairs, Doors,
Windows, Sash Records,
Skirting Boards, Locks etc
Quality Work Guaranteed
NO JOB TOO SMALL
Ph 9382
4172 all hrs

0402 538 449
JUST DOORS
DOOR INSTALLATION &

MAINTENANCE SERVICE
COMMERCIAL & DOMESTIC
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Doors Priority. Draught Weather Seals
Eye Viewers & Accessories
Enzo De Palma
Mobile 0412 194 842
CARPENTRY
Because Quality Counts

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PERGOLAS/ROOFING/
CARPORTS/VERANDAHS
DECKING TIMBER FLOORS SKIRTINGS
ALTERATIONS GENERAL MAINTENANCE
Ph: 0416
126 048 Anytime
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Budget Joinery Cheapest Doors
in Perth Kitchens & Wardrobes
Project Management Undertaken
Call Neville 0416 190 154
or email: nev@mbas.com.au
CARPET CLEANING
LATEST TRUCK MOUNTED

STEAM CLEANING
CARPETS, RUGS AND
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TILE AND GROUT
OWNER OPERATED
AVAILABLE 7 DAYS
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STAIGERS
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Tiles & Grout
Vinyl & Lino
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Carpentry
27 YEARS EXPERIENCE
all aspects of carpentry and joinery
CARPENTRY
CREATIONS
X Decking X Cabinetry
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X Pergolas
X Carports X Owner Builder
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X Kitchen
Makeovers
FREE QUOTES
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CARPENTER
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Extensions
& Renovations
Maintenance & Repairs
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doors
skirtings
decking
cabinet making
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Carpet and Lounges
STEAM CLEANED
Ian 0419 448 406
9444 7531
CARPET LAID ADAPTED

Repair Specialist 35 yrs exp.
Power Restretching. Patching
Fit Back Carpet to Tiles/Wood
Old, New. No Job Too Small
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CARPET CLEANING
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9383 7977
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Doors
Skirting
Stud Framing Gates
Cedar Lining
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I Pride myself in completing

all work to perfection
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0414 337 873
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and Maintenance
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Windows Cleaned
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Steam
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Michael 0432 968 625
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picture rails
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PHONE RHYS ON
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HERBS CEILINGS
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area cleaning, carpet & window
cleaning. Vacate cleaning
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Top Fix. Blinds at trade
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25 + Yrs Experience
Ph: Peter 0417 772 230
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Antique Clocks
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Member of the Watch &
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Unit 23/145 Stirling Hwy, Nedlands
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Extensions, Driveways,
Pathways, Concrete Cancer and
repairs to all concrete Brickpaving,
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limestone walls.
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0439 695 273
Extensions design and

drafting specialists
1 and 2 storey additions,
Custom Designed Homes
for a free site visit and assessment
call Chris
0421 348 136
www.extensionsbydesign.com.au
VIKING CONCRETE
WE COVER ALL ASPECTS OF
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Call 0439 333 449
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Ph Andrew
Cleaning
SPRING CLEAN
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CONCRETE
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COMPUTING
FULLY INSURED & POLICE CLEARED
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M 0413 568 580

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CLEANING
colourstone
CONCRETE
Liquid Limestone
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Exposed Concrete
Home Extensions
or any aspects of concrete
John 0418 949 269
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INSPECTION & CONSULTING
Structural Drafting & Certications
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Mintech Electrical
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MAINTENANCE and
BREAKDOWN Mt Claremont
and surrounding areas
Lic No EC 3474
0407 770 910
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Reg. Builder, Chartered Professional Engineer
T/SMS 0414 341 543

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Maintenance & breakdown

specialists
All safety switches Lic EC4326
Repairs to hot water systems
Everdure-Electra-Rheem-Solahart
Stove & oven repairs
Computer & Telephone Cabling
RAY
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TV & Phone Points
Internet Cabling
Fault Finding
7 DAY/24HR EMERGENCY CALL OUT
DAVE
Ph: 0419 907 502
NRK
ALL ELECTRICAL WORK

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OVENS & HOTPLATE REPAIRS
STOCKIST OF STOKES APPLIANCE PARTS
ELEMENTS, SWITCHES
APPLIANCE SALES AND REPAIRS
EXTENSIVE RANGE OF GLOBES AND TUBES
Electrical EC 8576
ALL ELECTRICAL WORK
Maintenance and Fault Specialists
Repairs to Hot Water Systms
Telephone and Computer Cabling
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PH: 9384 9232
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MIKE 0417 189 942

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COTTESLOE
NEDLANDS
PEPPERMINT GROVE
SWANBOURNE
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Call Now: 6406 1759
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Eliza: 0420 474 224
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Creative Sparks
ELECTRICAL
~ All Electrical work ~
Call Mark
BRIAN CLARK ELECTRICAL

INSTALLATION (Lic EC007548)
0418 912 451
PH: PETER
A/H: 9302
Subiaco based contractor

Rewires Safety switches
Power points
MUIRS
Skilled Electrical
6644
LIC EC5706
All Electrical Work
POWER POINTS, LIGHTS,

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SECURITY LIGHTS, TEL A
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HOURS
ELECTRIC
BLUE
YOUR LOCAL ELECTRICIAN
ALL ELECTRICAL WORK
Lighting, Power Points
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ALL ELECTRICAL WORK

SAFETY SWITCHES SMOKE ALARMS HWS
BATHROOM HEATERS UPGRADE RENTALS
A-Z Electrical Service
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Hot Water System Repairs
Ceiling Fans, Exhaust Fans
Stove & Oven Repairs
Reticulation Controllers
Fault Finding, Load Logging &
CALL MICK
9384 7079 0412 779 947

EC 7341
ALL ELECTRICAL WORK

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OVENS
SAFETY SWITCHES
TELEPHONE OUTLETS
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Electric Whirlybirds
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Around $35 a Year
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Philip and His Team Call
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ELECTRICIAN
SUBIACO BASED
SERVICING ALL WESTERN

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Please Call
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FENCING
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Gates & Asbestos Removal
No Job Too Difficult
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9387 4401
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TIMBER FLOORS
Suppliers / Installers of
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White ant damage
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0412 689 643
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FLOOR SANDING
0412 229 200
Member WA Timber Flooring Assoc.
UALITY
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to all Timber Floors
to Your Satisfaction.
Ph: 9389 8903
0411 724 099
Focus
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www.obrienflooring.com.au
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Security Fencing Rural Fencing
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0409 889 679
or james@jcfencing.com.au
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GARAGE DOORS
RANDELL HALL
0413 122 012
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WOOD & ALU. SCREENS
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9384 4566
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Garden Maintenance
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Design & Installation
Mike Jones 0417 181 827

Nina Jones 0427 056 785
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Pruning Weeding
Cleanups Mulching
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Ph Colin on
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REGULAR GARDEN MAINTENANCE AND CLEANUPS.
ROSES AND COTTAGE
GARDENS A SPECIALITY
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FOR PROMPT AND
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Phone MATTHEW
Matthew: 0414
710 110
JAN RAGENOVICH
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Select & Deliver Plants
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Polishing & Re-Coating, ATFA

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Ernest Palmer
0407 166 177
OBrien
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0424 101 026
Touchwood
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Quality furniture restoration -
FIREWOOD
PINE LAP, CLOSED

PICKET, AND
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Ph: 9493 0344
0419 905 033
Fax: 9493 0355
Specialists in Colorbond
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Installations
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FURNITURE
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288A CAMBRIDGE ST, WEMBLEY
CALL JOHN
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129 CLAREMONT CRESCENT, SWANBOURNE

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ALL
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Martin Sladen
ELECTRICAL
Tel 0411 123 769
Extension &
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ELECTRICIANS
EC 12004
DRAFTING &
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0429 880 004
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Rubbish Removal & Mulching
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0428 792 042
Cambridge
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Landscaping & Design
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Better Lawns & Gardens

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Small Tree Lopping
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timber decking call John for fast and
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THE FIXER
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ALL ODD JOBS
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Lawns Laid Retic Paving Repairs
Painting - Pergolas, Fences Gates,
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Gutter Cleaning Soakwells Installed
Inside Work Driveways Painted
Mob: 0416 932 432

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Love Your Home

Quality Maintenance
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9387 4442
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9448 8486
SKILLED
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Rental Property Services
General Repairs
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All Timber Joinery
Insured and Police Cleared
Call STEVE 9242
Mob 0407 788
8923
272
The NEDLANDS handyman

(and surrounding suburbs)
All those jobs your husband wont

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cupboard/drawer repair, broken
sash cords replaced.
Police Clearance
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Cambridge
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General Maintenance
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PL6669
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22 yrs Westn Sub Exp.
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or 9386 3953
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Brick MORTAR REPAIRS
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COASTAL COLOURS
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Reg. No. 3511
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New Commissions
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TROUBLESHOOTING
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TURFED OUT
Irrigation
ROOFING
ROOFING & BUILDING D Wynne Roofing

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MAINTENANCE
Re-roofing
HIA
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Since
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Fax 9384 5929
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Ph: 0403 248 845
BROOKWELL
IRRIGATION
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Re-Roofing
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GST) your re-roofing Company must be a
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means Licenced with The Builders
Registration Board.
Otherwise the work is ILLEGAL
Old Tile, Asbestos, Iron

Roofing, replaced with new
Colorbond or Zincalume
WE REMOVE and DISPOSE OF:

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WE SUPPLY and INSTALL
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9430 6553
16 Essex Street, Fremantle
www.roofandwalldoc.com.au
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Leaky Roof Repairs
Ridges Repointed
Soakwells Installed
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0434 441 277
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swimming pools, repair chipped tiles,
marble stone travertine, porcelain
Reg tiler - Police clearance
Alex 0412 597 261
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New House and Renovations
email: jeff.tilling@yahoo.com.au
0422 095 481

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Phone: Michael
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0408 335 461
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Specialising in Diagonal Tiling
NO JOB TOO SMALL
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SERVICE
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POOL
SERVICE
FOR OVER 20 YEARS
POOL & SPA SERVICE

CHEMICALS/REPAIRS
FREECALL 1800 835 444
Prompt & Professional
or visit our shop at
257 STIRLING HWY

CLAREMONT
Western Suburbs
Pool Service
CLEANING CHEMICALS &
EQUIPMENT
QUALITY OWNER OPERATED
COMPLETE POOL SERVICE
JOSH MANN
0414 775 586
IMMEDIATE ATTENTION
Est. 1990
Advertise your
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FORMATIVE AND
PRACTICAL PRUNING
SAFE TREE REMOVALS
PEST MANAGEMENT
ROOT ZONE
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FULLY INSURED
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PH: 9359 9300
0235
Mob: 0403 377 692
MAINLINE
TUCKPOINTING
Perths Premiere
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Building Conservation, Heritage

Restoration Tuckpointing,
Stonework, Brickwork Pointing,
Qualified Bricklayer
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MAGDA
TREE SERVICES
0418 943 059
Local number 24 hours
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AUDIO VISUAL
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installation & set ups
- Antenna installations, extensions &
problems: TV, Satellite & Radio
- Sites of difficult reception
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resolution
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www.alphatile.com.au
Core Tiling
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All aspects of tiling
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Stone restorations Floor & Wall
Tiling Clean & Seal Stone
Grind / Polish Stone
Call
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0438 003 571
www.stonecareaustralia.com.au
DON TILING SERVICE
All aspects of wall & floor tiling.

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All work Guaranteed
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PROUD
APPLIANCES
WASHING MACHINES
DISHWASHERS, DRYERS
RANGEHOODS,
ELECTRIC OVENS
AND COOKTOPS
SALES SERVICE SPARES
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WINDOW
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SWANBOURNE
WINDOW CLEANING
All aspects of
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No job too big or small
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YOUR LOCAL BUSINESS

FOR OVER 30 YRS
INCLUDED SCREENS,
SILLS
GROUND SHEETS USED
POLICE CLEARANCE
FREE QUOTES
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0424 150 899
PETE AND JOSH
WE TAKE PRIDE IN OUR WORK
0402 433 690
WESTERN SUBURBS SPECIALIST
Royce Turner
Qualified Arb
Merristwood UK
WINDOWS and/or
gutters CLEANED
TREE PRUNING
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www.professionaltreesurgeons.com.au
TREE SURGEON
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All Facets of Tree Work
Satisfaction Guaranteed
For the personal touch
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TREES & STUMPS
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TREE & PALM REMOVALS

HEDGING & MULCHING
NARROW ACCESS
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Mobile
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9448 2227
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Powerline Clearances
Woodchipping
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INCLUDES SCREENS, SILLS & MIRRORS
PENSIONER DISCOUNTS
PROMPT SERVICE
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+ Chandeliers
+ Hard water stain removal
& protection
+ Pool Fencing
+Fly screen repairs
FREE QUOTES
+ Fully Insured, Police Clearance
Terry 0406 809 977
Reliable Service
Police Clearance
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9279 2981
0408 930 235
WINDOW
REPAIRS
Paul Jones
Carpentry & Joinery

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

www.metalox.com.au
WINDOW CLEANING
your local professional
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www.diversitycleaning.com.au
9336 3129
0414 011 220
ANGUS
TV INSTALLATIONS
All Tree & Palm work

Discount Stump Grinding
Credit Card Facility Available

Free Quotes Josh and Mike
Phone MARTIN
teamtreelopper@gmail.com
www.teamtreelopper.com
Tree Service
Residential / Commercial
1-4 Storeys
Includes Flyscreens & Mirrors
Police Clearance and Insurance
Gutter Cleaning
iSHINE Window
Cleaning
SURGEONS
Certified Arborists
Offering Complete Tree
Service With Care
Isaac 0405 300 298

DIVERSITY WINDOW
CLEANING
michaelstudman@hotmail.com
0407 771 476
Repair Miele Siemens

Bosch Neff Gaggenau
Microwaves / Dishwashers
Hotplate / Ovens
Over 30 yrs experience
soss_tree_services@yahoo.com.au
WINDOW CLEANER
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FREE Bathroom Mirrors
Cleaned
FREE Shower Screens
Cleaned
Est 1997
FREE Flyscreens plus
Cobwebs Cleaned
FREE Tracks of Sliding doors
Cleaned
FREE Pool Fencing Cleaned
0416 042 258 or 0413 998 955

1300 460 996
www.pdtas.com.au
Aaron: 0410 521 734
WINDOW
CLEANING
Specialising in all styles of

household and commercial
upholstery.
CONTACT MICHAEL
European
Jason 0413 859 898 Uwes
Appliance Repairs
TREE

0438 909 275
9382 4752
Rear Laneway, 25 Heytesbury Rd
On Time / Experienced / Insured
- Trees, Our Inspiration NO JOB TOO SMALL

CALL PETER FOR FREE QUOTE
TV & VIDEO REPAIRS

COMPUTER & DVD REPAIRS
NO HIDDEN CHARGES!
From $50 WORKSHOP QUOTES
ABM Brick Restoration
Ring Ian on
Servicing the Western Suburbs since 1996
0418 958 607 Patrick
If you have trees, you need

the Arbor Centre.
Take advantage of WAs
foremost company for truly
qualified advice and
professional service.
CONSULTANCY
NEW
POOL SHOP
Specialists in Commercial &
Residential Shade Sails
Tel: 9246
9384 6164
Professional
pool service,
cleaning,
maintenance
For
and supply
all your
since 1984. Pool Needs
9242 2952
Call Adam
9389 6131
Complete and Professional Pool

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SAND SUPPLIES
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Stump Removal
TV SERVICES
TV DVD VCR AUDIO

Digital Set Top Boxes
Entertainment Centres
Pre-Packed
Furniture Assembled
LINDSAY
0414 738 888
GMR
Window Cleaning
Residential - Commercial
Industrial
Fully Experienced.
Ladder Work. Flyscreens and
Gutter Cleaning
Multi Storey
FREE QUOTES
0439 518 525

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HOUSEHOLD
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GARAGE SALES
LOST & FOUND
PUBLIC NOTICES
ROTARY
Swap Mart. Every
Sunday 7am to 12 noon. Broadway
Shopping Centre, Nedlands. Seller
bays $5. Come and get bargains
galore or sell your goods. Closed
10th January. Re-open Sunday 17th
January
LOST Cat from 38 Robinson Tce

Daglish. Black & white, honeycombe.
Reward offered. 0413 701 489
DO You remember the "Wood Lady

of Subiaco", otherwise known as Sith
Anne Chesters (1865-1954) and wife
of Subiaco mayor James Chesters?
Seeking stories and info to include in
a book. Virginia
0429 774 638
HEALTH & BEAUTY

CHINESE Garden planters, range of
sizes and colours. Ex Shanghai Shed.
Available now
0439 923 001
ANTIQUE Furniture moving house,
bargains. 1901 pine glassfronted, 2
piece dresser $575, 2 balloon back
chairs gold upholstery $60,
Sanderson linen chair $30, Ladies
writing desk $50. Bargains
9388 1902
BICYCLE Ladies full size, geared,
$50 ono. 0403 776 736
CAMPER Trailer, good condition
$4800, Claremont, 0422 094 145
EXERCISE Bike, recumbent style
$700 ono. 9386 4130,
0410 339 453
LOUNGE Suite: 5 pce, superb
quality. Comprises 2 swivel/recliner
arm chairs + matching 2 seater sofa.
Upholstered in neutral upholstery.
Classic style with solid Timber frame.
Replacement cost $2750.00 as new.
Sell $475.00 lot. Ph: 0400 749 433
SHENTON College uniforms polo
shirts, skirts, jumpers, sports, music,
small to medium sizes $10.00 to
$20.00 ono, 0488 182 633
TASSIE
New 2016! 1880's
homestead, corner store, hall,
cottage, 10 acres. Delightful scenery
Mt Roland/ Lake Barrington
$550,000 freedom, income streams
(4) West Kentish near Sheffield
0400 717 140
ARTS & CRAFTS
BRENda
A R E
Y o u
f e e l i n g
unbalance-unhappy? Do you want to
maximise your personal/professional
potential this year? Call Christine
Life Coach 0423 779 771.
www.santeplus.life
AWAKEN To your Joy with intuitive
Life Guidance. Distance healing
sessions. Email readings.
earthangelash@hotmail.com
www.earthangelash.com
HERBALIFE
Independent
distributor, prompt delivery. Call
9244 4318, 0450 032 061
MASSAGE
Huna Hawaiian,
Swedish relaxation. Indulge yourself,
release stress, experience deep
relaxation, qualified, n/s Alanah 0405
755 715
MASSAGE
Mobile. Swedish,
relaxation, reflexology, sports,
remedial, 0415 942 388
NEW To Yoga? Wanted to improve
your strength, stretch, balance?
QiYoga classes are just for you. Tue
9.00am Nedlands Jen
0407 190 194 www.qiyoga.org
PERSONAL
Trainer. Mobile,
outdoors, train from your home, local
park. Learn to know "what" to do and
"when" to achieve your fitness goals.
Bae recently returned to Perth and
looking for 5 more individual/group
clients. Training buddies needed for
Tuesdays 6am in Mosman Park.
Other great times still available. Over
10 years experience in cardio,
strength, adventure racing, yoga,
pilates. www.baehooper.com.au
Ph: 0418 840 631,
bae@alicefitness.com.au
PERSONAL Trainer. Weightloss,
Boxercise, Pilates, Yoga, Gerhard
0415 942 388
WORKOUT
Cottesloe Classes
Gym, Pilates. Creche 0418 950 112
Maureen
HOLIDAYS & RESORTS

BIRD Lover? Beautiful Australian bird
prints and originals at
www.brendaholdenart.com.au
DRESSMAKING
ALTERATIONS Hems etc. Fast
efficient, very reasonable rates.
Local lady, many years sewing
experience. 0417 913 931
EDUCATIONAL
ENGLISH Maths specialist holiday
tuition at NumberWorks'nWords. Jan
18-29. Get holiday brains going
before school starts. So much fun it
doesn't feel like learning. Free
assessment. Phone 9388 3727.
www.numberworksnwords.com/subiaco
FRENCH Course for beginners,
friendly atmosphere, focused on
interaction. Start Feb, Swanbourne,
$20/h
vanessa.pietrasik@lcfclubs.com.au
FRENCH Spanish, Mandarin for
kids, playgroups (6m-5yrs) +
afterschool clubs (5-12). Fun
activities (games, craft, music,
puppets etc). Start in Feb. Visit
www.lcfclubs.com.au,
vanessa.pietrasik@lcfclubs.com.au
MATHS English specialist holiday
tuition at NumberWorks'nWords. Jan
18-29. Get holiday brains going
before school starts. So much fun it
doesn't feel like learning. Free
assessment. Phone 9388 3727.
www.numberworksnwords.com/subiaco
MATHS
Tutor: Years 6-12.
Qualified, experienced, registered
teacher; improves motivation,
revises basics, extends gifted,
guaranteed results. Sibling no extra
cost, in your home, must live within
4km of Mt Claremont. Call Stuart
0478 774 410
MATHS Tutor for 5-9 years old.
Prepare for 2016 holiday sessions
Jan 6th-30th. Term bookings
available. Qualified, experienced
teacher Rosemary
0412 454 276
MMS Learning. 50% off first lesson.
Free home consultation. All Primary,
High School and University subjects.
Call today
0458 235 241
SPEECH Pathologist available to
assist your child with school age
literacy-spelling, reading and writing.
Practice for NAPLAN and OLNA
testing available. Prepare your child
for school in 2016 and watch their
confidence grow. Holiday sessions
available between January 13th and
29th. Bookings also being taken for
term 1, 2016. Call Deidre on
0400 448 432
ST Hildas Junior school uniform.
Various items avail from $10. Marisa
0408 956 335
TUTORING Experienced IB Tutor
available for English Literature,
French or German tuition. Phone
0415 033 964
TUTORING Year 10 to 12. Brilliant
results. Phone 0412 470 809
FOR HIRE
LOOKING For an inspiring venue for
your next workshop or meeting?
Discover A Place To Just Be in East
Fremantle.
0405
670
803
www.aplacetojustbe.com.au
COTTESLOE Apartment. Great

ocean views from every room and
wide balcony. Renov 2brm fully furn
and equipped. Mins walk to beach
and train. Quiet street. Aircond, rates
from $110-$160pn, min 4. Special
weekly rates from $700 (winter). Ph
9339 4448 or 0405 670 803
COTTESLOE Beachfront apartment
avail. One b/r renov. Great views,
fully self cont. Rates from $95 pn
winter to $150 pn peak.
Ph 0405 670 803 or 9339 4448
www.24706.worldstays.com
COTTESLOE
Stylish, spacious
apartment, fully furnished, sleeps 4;
quiet area, easy stroll to beach,
cafes, shopping, train; balcony
overlooking lovely garden. $220pn
peak (min 3 nights). Available
short-stay or negotiable long-term
lease.galilee6667@gmail.com or
0417 944 925
DUNSBOROUGH 3 bed, 2 bath
house, grt location. Avail 22/1 to 1/2
and Feb/March
0407 385 259
FIVE Bdm beach house for holiday
rental in Dawesville. Sleeps 6 adults,
5 children. Ocean views. $400-$600
/night.
Call 0409 081 013
PEPPERMINT Grove Beach. Large
5 bedroom three bathroom house.
Phone 9389 6565, 0403 870 075
YANCHEP Lagoon Beach house.
Optional Wellness workshop.
9561 2512
HOMESTAY
TALKABOUT
Homestay
is
desperately looking for friendly and
caring families to host international
students going to UWA (Over 18 and
Japanese) North Fremantle Primary
School (U14 and Chinese, ideally in
pairs..) All commencing around Feb
13th for 3 to 8 weeks. Good
remuneration. Contact Liz 0450 122
424 or register online
www.talkabouttours.com
HOUSESITTING
MATURE Female to care for your
pets & home. Great references &
police clearance.
Emma 0401 626 176
MATURE Lady will care for your
pets, garden and home. Available 6
to 25 Feb; 24 Mar to 30 Apr. No fee,
N/S, refs. Helen 0404 703 159
PROFESSIONAL
Housesitter.
Mature age. 23yrs exp. Very house
proud. Loves animals/gardening.
Police cleared. Exc refs. Will pay
utilities during stay. Available 10.3.16
to end April. Anna
0412 638 842
PROFESSIONAL
Housesitting
services. Couple available for
housesitting. Experienced with pets,
garden maintenance etc. References
and police clearance available.
Taking bookings now. Gaby 0407
787 459
HOUSE SWAP
FAMILY Home in Claremont with
pool available for swap to London for
December and January. Dates
flexible 0412 361 765
LOST & FOUND

FOUND
Bracelet silver with
inscription inside. Claremont near
Melvista Ave. Call 9381 3088
LOST Set of keys 13th Jan vicinity

of Dalkeith Road (with purple
elephant charm). Reward offered. If
found, please call 9386 3325 or 0409
094 311
MOTOR VEHICLES
MAZDA Metro, 1999, 121 Shades
hatch. White, 5 speed manual, air
con. Low 187,000km, excellent
condition. $2,300. 0421 100 778
MUSICAL
GUITAR Lessons. Eve Tsakalos
Guitar and String Inst School. Group
tuition and private lessons available,
any style taught. Learn from Perth's
most experienced teacher. Contact
Eve 9387 5014
GUITAR lesson for young and old.
Call 0415 942 388
GUITAR
Tuition beginner
advanced.
E eddierg@bigpond.net.au
H. 08 9381 9146
to
PEARL Forum drumkit with Zildjian

Planet Z Cymbals. Extra tom. Very
good condition, $850.00 ono
0488 182 633
OVERSEAS HOLIDAY
ACCOMMODATION
CENTRAL
London apartment
overlooking lovely garden square in
South Kensington. 2 bedrooms, 2
bathrooms, 5 minutes to tube,
internet phone and mobiles. 9386
3893, 9389 8881, 0414 868 255
CHELSEA
Central
London
apartment. Fantastic location near
South Kensington and Sloane
Square tubes. Sleeps 4/5. One
double, two single bedrooms; new
bathroom and toilets. Internet,
mobiles. Oysters 9284 6515
PARIS Beautiful 2 bed apartment.
Left bank close to Notre Dame. Visit
www.5stjacques.com or call
0418 918 979
PARIS Apartment, great central
location, sleeps 2-4, all amenities.
www.ourparisapartment.com.au or
mobile
0418 920 431
QUEENSTOWN NZ luxury villa
central panoramic views of lake
Karen 9384 4593
or www.alpenview.co.nz
PERSONAL
ASIAN
Sensual
massage.
Attractive, understanding, patient.
Your place or my discreet home.
From $75, 0403 536 863
MASSAGE
By qualified male
therapist,
sensual/relaxation.
Western
Suburbs.
Bookings
essential 0406 275 865
SENSUAL Massage by 25 yo
brunette. Cottesloe. Ph Aria for
bookings
0414 263 851
PETS
DOG Obedience Classes: Neri
Karazija holds these on Wednesday
evenings and Saturday mornings as
a follow up from Puppy Classes at
Swanbourne. Bookings are essential
and the next classes commence
early in 2016. Ring Naomi or Jaimee
to secure your place and quote
POST 2 when you book your class
9384 2644
DOG
Obedience Workshops:
having trouble with recall, jumping up
and pulling on the lead? Neri
Karazija's workshops held at
Swanbourne are just the thing! The
next one will be late January 2016 so
ring Naomi or Jaimee to book your
place and remember to quote POST
3
9384 2644
PUPPY
School and Puppy
Management: Held at Swanbourne
every Sunday commencing at 9am.
There are four classes held on the
hour. Neri and Lisa conduct the
classes and bookings are essential
to get the full benefit, so ring Naomi
or Jaimee to book a place. Please
quote POST 1 when you book your
class. Next classes on 10/1/16
9384 2644
SMALL Dog minding service in
Wembley. Big yard, walks, TLC.
Julie 0400 681 145
PHOTOGRAPHY
FREELANCE Photographer. Make
your business grow. Corporate and
private events.
Email:billie@faircloughphotography.com.au
Web:www.faircloughphotography.com.au. M:
0412 294 711.
www.linkedin.com/pub/billie-fairclough/22
/381/17
PUBLIC NOTICES
CLOSING But continuing. Georgist
Education Association Inc is unable
to keep renting 5/20 Old Perth Rd,
Bassendean, so will downsize.
Meetings will in future be held in
private homes. People who are
willing to buy our office cupboards,
desks, stacks of chairs, etc are
urged to telephone the undersigned.
Any help with the shift would be
greatly appreciated. PO Box 472,
Bassendean, W.A., 6934 is our
continuing address. John Massam,
President, 0408 054 319
SITUATIONS VACANT
AN
Ophthalmology practice in
Subiaco looking for a part-time
assistant/receptionist. Experience in
healthcare not essential, but helpful.
Please email resumes with a cover
letter to
reception@tomcunneen.com.au
BOOKKEEPER For tourism office
in Claremont. Casual hours approx 2
days per week, with full time as
required.
MYOB
experience
essential. Duties include payroll, AP,
AR, bank reconcilliations and
payments. Email applications to
accounts@coralbaywa.com
COMPANION Support for elderly
lady at Retirement Village in Western
suburb. Needs daily intermittent
visits during the day. Driving licence
and police clearance required. For
further details call 9386 3996
HOUSEKEEPER
Nanny,
4
mornings and up to 4 afternoons.
Meal preparation and school pick up
for children locally. Claremont.
References required.
0418 956 132
MEDICAL Secretary Friday, but
flexible to cover other staff
periodically. Apply Mount Claremont
Medical Centre, 32 Strickland St,
Mount Claremont or with CV
mtclaremontmc@gmail.com
MISS Chow's Asian eatery and
dumpling house is looking for mature
aged wait staff who are available to
work most days on a casual or
part-time basis. If you are flexible
and love to provide excellent
customer service, we would love to
meet you. Please email with your
resume and a short introducation to
lynda@misschows.com.au
NANNY/ Nurse/Au Pair. Immediate
start. Part-time nurse/nanny wanted
for immediate start. Must have
experience with newborns and
children up to 10 years old. Must
have driver's licence, Police check
and First Aid Certificate. Live in
option possible in future. Call 9381
4333. Mail CV to PO Box 1777
Subiaco 6904
SEEKING Long-term housekeeper
for professional couple with dogs.
Mon-Wed-Fri mornings. Laundry,
ironing, cleaning, windows some
gardening. Former experience
/references required. Mosman Park.
kate@jenniferskiff.com
SITUATIONS WANTED
ALL Gardening, weeding, pruning,
hedges, cleanup $25,
0421 243 206
ALL Outdoor cleaning, pressure
cleaning, wall, paving driveway,
windows, gutter $30ph. ABN.
Domestic, commercial 0421 243 206
ALMOND
Gardens
and
maintenance, for all garden needs,
small and large garden renovations
and maintenance. Please call Mike
on 0413 526 332
BOOK Keeper office all rounder.
Quick books and MYOB. Available 3
days per week flexible. Please call
0422 454 309
CAN-DO Uni student for general
jobs/labour/garden chores/clean-ups
etc. $24 hr.
Ph 0433 386 753
CHAUFFEURED Sedan service.
Airport and Western suburbs.
Luggage Trailer now available. VISA,
Mastercard and eftpos. Lic. 3862.
Call Barry 0422 376 943
CLEANA A great job. Refs, Pol Cl,
0468 308 980
CLEANING High quality Police
clearance. Very honest and reliable.
Ph Eric 0431 405 115
CLEANING Husband and wife
team. Excellent references, 15 years
experience. Police clearance.
0433 835 783
CLEANING
Iron
years
of
experienced work in team of 2.
Please call 0413 570 137
GARDEN
A backyard Blitz.
Experienced. Phone Nick
0412 772 238
GARDENER Reliable, professional
and experienced in all aspects
including mulching, reticulation and
fertilising. Maintenance and one off
landscaping. Friendly and prompt
knowledgeable service. Free quote
call Reed 0401 498 737
GARDENING And/or general odd
jobs $25/hr adaptable, capable,
effective, efficient, equipped,
experienced, professional, reliable,
cleaning, pruning, tidying, watering,
washing, weeding, other jobs. Tim
0418 846 562
GARDEN
Makeovers.
Apprenticeship
completed
in
Landscaping, clean-ups, reticulation,
transplanting. Free quotes
0423 477 822
GARDNER Experienced Western
suburbs. Special rates pensioners.
0498 837 612
HANDYMAN Quality service picture
hanging, shelving, fix leaking taps,
flat pack assembly, paint touch-ups,
Pete 0438 852 960
HOUSEKEEPING Including light
cleaning, mature lady, years of
experience. Excellent reference
0422 847 468
IRONING
Lady,
excellent
references. Pick-up, delivery
0422 847 468
NILE
Contractors Australia.
Cleaning it 4U. Vacate, windows,
carpet, house, office, carpark,
construction. Mob 0469 071 947
From page 1
Christmas after 12 years in business.
Another womens clothing store
in Forrest Walk, Woah Gypsy, is
having a closing-down sale.
Mr Burnett said shopkeepers
were going through some tough
times and big changes.
Unfortunately, its the world of
retail, he said. Its not Rokeby
Road, its everywhere, and the face
of retail is changing.
Twenty years ago it was mum
and dad shoe shops, dress shops
and mens shops. Now theyve
gone and the doctors surgeries
and accountants staff have filled
that space.
But theyre starting to disappear
now because people are going online to do their tax and all that sort
of stuff, so its a different world.
I dont know what the answer
is in some of these spaces, but the
shops might be the wrong shape
or size for some people. But well
look at how we can fill that space.

According to the website of
Hawaiian, the owners of Claremont
Quarter, it has eight shop and kiosk
spaces for lease.
Meanwhile, Mr Burnett said he
would be following up on a council
resolution from late last year to
investigate using a professional
scout to find and encourage new
businesses into Subiaco.
The City of Fremantle has something along those lines, he said.
They have a very high vacancy
rate of about 20% and a strategy in
place to attract higher-end tenants.
Were having a look at what
they are doing and well have a
look at the companies out there
that can assist property owners
in identifying suitable tenants.
Mr Burnett also said Subiaco
had some competitive advantages over other areas and that
he wanted to work with property
owners and look at tackling empty
office space.
Neighbours told to call police

From page 3
by the contractors and tenants,
or by visiting Housing Authority
officers.
A work order, with high prior-
SITUATIONS WANTED
PRIVATE
Cleaning,
reference. Good job.
0412 911 917, 9302 2841
good
TO LET
AAAAFOR more properties To Let
see the classified advertisement
in our Real Estate
APARTMENTS Subiaco/Nedlands.
Short stays, fully equipped fr $86 pn.
Available long term 0422 138 400
COTTESLOE $360pw. Available
1st Feb to 1st April. One bedroom
ground floor fully furnished, sheets,
towels, kitchenware, aircon, water
filter, guests, sofa bed, washing
machine. Near River Beach shops.
Tel. 9339 7073, 0407 084 307
DALKEITH Family home for rent
mid January 4 brm, 1.5 bath, 1
garage, large swimming pool. Close
to schools and shops. No pets. $630
per week. Ph 9383 1809
MARMION Room to Let. To share
with 1 professional female. Brand
new executive aprt, own bathroom.
100mtrs to beach. $275 per week
0431 484 664
MOSMAN Park fantastic location
close to train, buses, shops. Single
level villa with 3 bedrooms, tiled
floors throughout; a/c. Onsite 3 car
parking. Furnished, but can be
removed. $465.00pw. Rent/lease
term negotiable.
0429 987 120
NEDLANDS F/f studio available. 15
January Hampden Park
0409 290 991
NEDLANDS Hampden Road shop
62sqm for lease enquires
0417 909 205
NEDLANDS To Let. Hampden Rd
Office, approx 48 sqm. Excellent
location $1250 + GST pcm inc. rates,
taxes and parking. David Azzopardi
0418 924 950
SCABOROUGH
Luxurious 1x1
beachside apartment in award
winning BlueWater Apartment
complex. Ocean glimpses from
22sqm balcony. Ground floor,
spacious living area, stone bench
tops, secure underground parking.
Gym, pool & sauna. No pets.
$500pw, avail 30th Jan. Call
Rebecca 0420 345 577
TWO Offices for lease in Nedlands.
Individually air conditioned. Fresh
and funky with desk, interest, use of
board room, lounge area, alfresco
area and commercial coffee
machine. Available separately or
together. Plenty of free parking. $300
and $350 p/wk. Call 1300 911 969 or
0473 234 308
WEST
Perth Charming house,
polished boards, high ceilngs, 3 lge
bedrooms, lounge with a/c, kit,
dining, sunroom, carport off lane way
$575 pw 0418 923 809
W/LEEDERVILLE Wembley 70's
duplex 3br quiet secluded location,
carport, North facing courtyard, no
pets, long lease. Available now,
seeking
professional/couple
$390-$420pw.
Please
leave
message, will call back 9383 9790
WANTED TO BUY
17TH To 20th Century antiques and
collectables wanted. Furniture, chest
of drawers, old clocks, pocket
watches, wrist watches, china, silver,
dolls, teddy bears. Will pay best
prices. Cash paid. Phone Philip of
Nedlands 0450 049 679 or
9380 6399
RADIOS Old valve type and old
telephones + parts, any condition.
Private collector.
Ph Andrew 9319 1703
WANTED TO RENT
ROOM To rent. Urgent. Gentleman
RPH worker. Subiaco o.k or
surrounding area. Greg
0413 701 489
Like the
on
ity, has been issued to the Housing

Authoritys contractor to clean up
the rubbish in the grounds of the
complex, he said.
Housing will also this week
be writing to all residents of
the complex to remind them
of their responsibilities in the
proper disposal of their household waste.
Housing currently has two
complaints of disruptive behaviour from this complex which
are being investigated under its
disruptive behaviour management policy.
If these complaints are substantiated, action will be taken in
accordance with the Residential
Tenancies Act.
PUBLIC SUBMISSIONS WELCOMED

Draft Bold Park Management
Plan 2016-2021
The Botanic Gardens and Parks
Authority (BGPA) advises that the public
submission period is now open for the
Draft Bold Park Management Plan
20162021.
The draft plan and a submission form are
available from www.bgpa.wa.gov.au, and
from the BGPA Administration off Fraser
Avenue in Kings Park and the Visitor
Information Centre, Fraser Avenue
Kings Park.
The closing date for submissions is
5:00pm Friday 18 March 2016.
PERSONAL
CARERS
Applications are sought for contract

positions of Personal Carer with the Spine &
Limb Foundation (Inc.)
Essential Criteria:
Be reliable and caring towards others
Excellent communication and interpersonal
skills
A current Police Clearance (not older than
3 months) or willing to obtain one
An unrestricted Drivers Licence and access
to a reliable vehicle
Qualifications or experience in a carers role
We are seeking Personal Carers to work
on a casual and relief basis throughout the
metropolitan area. Experience with manual
handling and personal care, including toileting
is required. Experience working with spinal cord
injuries would be desirable.
Please address the essential criteria in your
application and include two professional referees.
To receive an application package or for further
information regarding the roles available, please
contact Simone Edwards, Community Services
Coordinator at email: csc@slfwa.org.au
Austin Robertsons sporting
Is the drug scandal behind us? Not bloody likely

At last the shame that is the
Essendon drug scandal is at an
end or is it?
After more than 1000 days of
black times at the Essendon
Football Club, 34 players and
the AFL have arrived at the
blackest of days.
Now stand by for the anger.
Retribution. Legal opinions.
And dare say I say it, more
court cases.
I have no idea who is going
to sue whom in all of this, but
I have no doubt that some disgruntled footballers will want
their day in court.
I would.
It seems that over the past
three years, all the architects of
the drama have vanished from
the scene.
Former coach James Hird
has served his time, had an
extended paid holiday in Paris
and come home, and has since
been replaced so the club could
have a fresh start.
Stephen Dank, the chemist
whose potions of substances
were injected into the stomachs
of these footballers has also disappeared; in fact, he was never
really visible.
Bruce Reid, the club doctor, is
still there, and he is being asked
again for more opinions, but
almost every other high-ranking
Essendon official has departed.
James Hird
Stephen Dank
David Zaharakis
Then theres Andrew

Demetriou and what knowledge,
if any, he had of this supplement
scandal.
So all we have left really is
a pocket full of rainbows, and
theres never any gold at the
bottom of those.
In the end it was clear that the
Court of Arbitration in Sport
(CAS), was not particularly
impressed with the players
defence.
Ignorance is not a defence
was just the start of the prosecutions argument against them.
The case of David Zaharakis
is instructive. He didnt like

needles and that was enough
to get him off the hook.
I dont like them either, and
if somebody wanted to inject
something into my stomach every
Tuesday afternoon, I would have
been asking: What is this stuff?
And I dont think Sign this
waiver and itll be okay, son
would have been the answer I
was after.
Having said that, just who in
the ranks would really have
queried Hirds edict?
Such was his standing at
Essendon I doubt any of the
players had second thoughts.

Hell, picture that situation in
the army: say no to the top brass
and you would end up being
court martialled.
Players who refused the injections were likely to have found
themselves teetering on the edge
of a very slippery slide into the
football wasteland.
There are so many questions
in this sorry mess still to be
answered.
This momentous decision
also has caused a few personal
Armageddons it will certainly
end some careers.
Twelve months out of football

will be a bridge too far for some,
particularly the older players.
Then theres the personal
hardship for Jobe Watson. I
think his Brownlow Medal is
gone, and Im sure Jobe can see
the writing on the wall.
If they had their time over,
Im sure all of them would be
taking the Zaharakis line that
they had an aversion to needles.
The players have now been
labelled cheats, and while they
may be gullible cheats, they are
cheats nevertheless.
Its difficult for me to agree
with that stance.
Maybe the World Anti-Doping
Agency (WADA) and CAS rule
book need to pay more heed
to the coercive forces within
a team sport, where refusing
the edicts of the coaches and
management essentially your
employers has much different
consequences from those of an
individual athlete who is employing his or her support team.
If a player in a team sport
refuses to have an unknown
substance, or even a known
banned substance, injected or
ingested, it could be the end of
his career, his lifelong dream,
as quick as you can say bye
bye Hirdy.
Surely that must count in
mitigation?
Do we need
Fast 4 tennis?
Every sport seems to be taking a peek over the back fence

and adopting the attitude that
anything you can do, I can
do better.
Understandably in awe of
the success of the T20 cricket
phenomenon, if the tennis
authorities arent thinking it,
theyre hoping it.
Tennis Australia has released
Fast 4 Tennis, a new, exciting,
supercharged version of the
game.
Like its T20 cricket cousin,
the rules are much the same as
regular tennis, save a couple of
novelty variations.
And as with cricket, its less
about the result, and loads more
about fun, fun, and more fun.
The fun ran unchecked when
local hero Lleyton Hewitt took
on Spanish heartthrob Rafael
Nadal in a Fast 4 match.
There was none of this monotonous deuce, advantage server,
deuce, advantage server stuff
that can have such a detrimental psychological effect both
courtside and on TV viewers,
as well as throwing schedules
out of kilter.
The mind plays havoc and
delusions set in by the fifth set
when the score reaches 16-all.
But with Fast 4, the first player
to win four points wins the game.
As with T20, tennis administrators have guaranteed crowd
involvement and its wondrous
to behold.
The punters have been provided no doubt free of charge
with tennis ball-shaped batons
matching the colours of the competing players, and are encouraged to wave them vigorously to
show support for their man on
the occasion of line disputes.
Now I admit that I only
switched to Channel Seven
during a couple of ad breaks (in
the James Garner cowboy flick I
was watching) and I could have
easily spotted a few more purlers in the revolutionary move to
bring tennis into the fast lane.
However, as luck would have

it, during the second ad break,
centre court was a sight for sore
eyes: a doubles match pitting
Rafa and Gael Monfils against
our ancient gladiator Lleyton
Hewitt and Mr Bad Example,
Nick Kyrgios.
Nick appeared to have had
a personality transplant, and
could have been playing a leading role in a Disney movie, or
even the Messiah in the Life
of Brian.
He was smiling all the while,
laughing when he lost a point,
joking with his coach and showing the crowd just what a saltof-the-earth young Australian
he really is (just badly misunderstood).
After watching, albeit briefly, this spectacle of Speedy
Gonzales tennis, it did occur to
me that thousands of youngsters
could easily love it passionately.
After all, its only a game.
But the $64,000 question is
whether this sort of pantomime
game will take off as it has for
cricket.
Well, it might, but I dont
think so.
The Fast 4 fairy-floss is not
really about anything more
than a few laughs. Too much of
it, and fans will be rushing for
the Mylanta.
But I must admit I felt the
champagne bubbles playing
pinball in my head and the
sound of Dean Martins Thats
Amore ringing in my ears as I
watched this diversion.
Lets have more Fast 4 Tennis,
more of Novak Djokovics impersonations; and lets give the
public what they want: more
outrageous out-of-character
performances from the players, more loud music, some
fireworks, and the PA booming
out to the masses Dayo, Dayo,
Dayo.
Oh, and by the way, those
damned Apaches wiped out the
Garner mob just in time for me
to maximise my beauty sleep.
Mr Bad Example, Nick Kyrgios, and the ancient gladiator Lleyton Hewitt teamed up for some tennis fun.
Westy Gilbert: mentor and champion bloke

Westy Gilbert was a Subiaco
footballer who wore his heart
on his sleeve but played football with a cold-eyed calculation.
Westys nickname wasnt Gutz
because he knew how to tread
carefully through a petunia
patch: he was as tough as steel
with the courage of a lion and a
heart as soft as a marshmallow.
He and I shared a very special
bond.
Unbeknown to most, Westy
Gilbert was my goal kicking
coach.
Now, there may not be many
people still living who could
remember seeing Westy play,
but if there were, they would tell
you he was not the most attractive left-foot hacker imaginable.
Im not sure how many goals
he kicked in his 119 games for
the club, but it wouldnt have
been many.
Yet he was the one I sought
out for help when I was out of
sorts with my drop punt.
In Rosalie Park on any Monday
and Wednesday (non-training
days in that halcyon era), Westy
and I would work on my kicking

for hours.
They were special times.
I knew what to do physically,
of course, because Id learnt the
method of kicking drop punts
from a master-craftsman, the
great Neil Hawke, and it never
left me.
But top-level football can also
be a mind game.
At times, I was a long way off
with my mental approach, and
Westy was my goal-kicking psychologist, as well as my mentor.
You may wonder why the hell
Im writing all these years later
about a man who was a warden
at Fremantle Prison, a Subiaco
life member and the guy who
started the Subiaco Old Players
Association?
Well, this week I had a phone
call from former Subi mayor
Tony Costa, another Subiaco
Football Club tragic.
Now, Tony is a character, no
doubt. Among many things, he
sings better than the average
budgie and hed be quite at
home in a gondola sliding down
the canals of Venice, entertain-
ing music-loving tourists visiting

that great Italian city.
Yep, Tony quipped, I was
nicknamed fiver as I was really
only half a tenor! Boom, boom!
Tony told me that every week,
he sent my column off to Dr
Paul Rodan (a man who does
his bit for political science
these days), another Subiaco
Football Club tragic who now
lives in Melbourne.
Two weeks ago, in a piece
about AFL football moving from
Subiaco Oval to Burswood, I
mentioned that the goal square
at the Austin Robertson end of
the ground was a sacred site to
the Subiaco club and its fans.
Two Subi stalwarts were buried there, I wrote. One was star
rover Don Carter, and the other,
goal umpire Len Beresford.
Well, according to Tonys mate
Paul, Westy Gilberts ashes are
buried there as well.
Fancy that.
In my column, I also suggested
digging up the goal square at
Subiaco Oval, preserving it and
transferring it to Burswood.
Are you listening, Colin?
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Have a blast at Scitech

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about asteroids this summer at
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Test the physical and mental challenges
involved in training to be a space explorer
in Scitechs exhibition, Astronaut.
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The show in the science theatre is Maths
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Knock knock.
Whos there?
Noah.
Noah who?
Noah good place where
we can eat?
Scarlett Liston (9)
Its a week
for the birds
Knock knock.
Whos there?
Justin.
Justin who?
Justin the neighbourhood,
thought Id drop in.
Hi Kids
Kids,
I just love Charlie McCalls rainbow pixel bird.
Charlie (7), from Nedlands, is
one of our major Doodlebug winners
this week.
The colours he has used are amazing and the squared off sun and cloud
are great ideas.
Scarlett Liston (9), from Subiaco,
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Whats not to love about those
cute penguins? They are all looking
particularly dapper in their various
bow ties and vests. Even the newly
hatched!
Im always amazed at the clever
ideas you all come up with.
Liviyas Hopman Cup on TV was
h
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construction site was beautifully done
and Bens submarine was cruising
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Ruby went wild with her colourful
maze while Jacks video game arcade
looked very exciting.
Lydias giraffe was enjoying a
beach sunset while Qianas robot
was drinking tea. (Shouldnt it be
bringing me tea?)
Lotties girl was reading the most
enormous book and Phoebe did a
great job on her neat kitchen drawers.
What surprises will the next post
bring?
Until next week,
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parrot?
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cross a frog with a
rabbit?
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cross a fly, a car and a
dog.
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Ph. 9381 3088, 276 Onslow Road, Shenton Park, 6008.

January 16, 2016

stress disorder, said she was

Liz said her organisations

CEO Don Burnett took senior

Strata law changes

Cottesloe apartment owners

Seapines units could be controlled

not be able to buy back into the

than any other free local publication

Registered by Australia Post publication No. WBF1752.

Page 2 POST, January 16, 2016

Letters to the POST

Editor, 276 Onslow Road, ShentonorPark

Peace, quiet and not a

What a treat it will be to go to Cottesloe

276 Onslow Rd,

News and advertisements

Putting its stamp on it

Lake Claremont report is all

80lt bags $11 ea

Other Manure &

40lt bags $7.70 ea

0423 590 015

but if the council changes this,

University of WA alumni receive invitations

Quentin said it all

Has just confirmed

ACTON is STILL the Number 1 Real Estate Group

POST, January 16, 2016 Page 3

Boy denies Curtin Ave assault charge

because he was the youngest

instructed me to enter a plea of

Neighbours told to call police and stay inside

Department of Housing but

dumping, littering, theft, property damage and antisocial

should stay indoors and call 000

more than just handymen

Exceptional oral health care for

263 Stirling Hwy, Claremont

Rubbish dumped in front of 16

If your marriage or de facto relationship is ending, you

Your local agent with

Page 4 POST, January 16, 2016

Subiacos reputation for markets has taken a bit of a hit lately.

Channel swimmers desperate and boatless

Bobbie said the team all had

market days that is now a bit ripe.

$750 for false alarm

Business owners and shoppers in Cottesloe were taken

Southbound music moves north

NEW SWIM SCHOOL

Call 0467 290 216

Chitty, of Sunset Events in

DIY enthusiasts are the latest

Perths population needs to double

about parking and traffic issues.

First edition sold out!

POST, January 16, 2016 Page 5

One of Len Buckeridges

Terrorism specialist Lieutenant General Mark Evans who is reviewing