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Sales job challenged:
Manor house
double take
A residents group has

challenged the accuracy
of a brochure put out by
Cambridge council promoting its highly controversial
planning amendment.
The plan would allow multiple dwellings on more than

1600 single-house City Beach
and Floreat blocks.
Architect and planning policy
specialist Jenny Marschner, a
member of the group, says artists drawings in the brochure
sent to householders by the
council bear little resemblance to the final outcomes
that will be built under amendment 31.
She said: The brochure
states that the overriding
principle is that these buildings must look like houses
and that they must have less
physical impact than a typical
large house.
Manor house developments
could, in fact, look like two
separate double-storey houses
of different aesthetics with a
driveway between them.

There is no requirement for
a manor house development to
look like a single house within
the proposed scheme amendment text.
The amendment has been initiated by Cambridge council and
is open for public comment.
The development standards
and conditions within the
amendment are open to a broad
interpretation by developers,
Ms Marschner said.
The built footprint of any of
the proposed developments is
allowed to be 10% greater than
that of a single house under
the R-codes.
Therefore, the duplex and
manor house developments are
likely to be bigger than a typical
large house that complies with
the R-codes deemed-to-comply
provisions.
Please turn to page 60
Transport key to infill plans

Guest outstays his welcome

By LINDA CALLAGHAN
A Swanbourne resident
was living in a bush heritage
precinct while his home was
being renovated, Nedlands
councillors have been told.
The resident was a member of the WA Fellowship of
Australian Writers (FAWWA),
which leases Mattie Furphys
House at Allen Park from the
council.
FAWWA officials argued it
was just like having a writerin-residence living there.
But council staff said the
occupancy had gone on since
last year and had to end.
Photo: Je Atkinson
Mattie Furphys House.

Now they have drawn up a
list of strict conditions to be
incorporated in the lease.
Writers and artists staying
at the house must be from
outside Perth and host workshops, according to the new
conditions.
Angela Bourne (14), from Shenton Park, holds a 170million-year-old dinosaur tail bone at the WA Museum.
Students
shape new
museum
Two local school students

have been chosen to help create
the new WA Museum.
They are Angela Bourne (14),
from Shenton Park, and Hilary
Andrews (12), from Mosman
Park.
Angela has a passion for history and has her own collection
of fossils. She looks forward to
providing input about exhibitions
that would interest her peers.

Hilary loves history and museums that are interactive.
The pair has been selected
for the Children and Young
People Panel.
Theyre among 60 West
Australians selected from 557
applicants to sit on community
panels for the new museum to
open in 2020.
Swanbourne Naked Fig sold

George Kailis and his business partner Scott Taylor are
taking over the Naked Fig
restaurant at Swanbourne.
They are asking Nedlands
council, which leases the site
on what was once an A-class
reserve, to accept as leasee their
company Shorething Hospitality
Pty Ltd.
The emphasis would be on
early dinners, breakfasts and
lunches, the men told Ned-
Heres
where
we go
lands council.
The Naked Fig has been
unpopular with nearby residents from the day it opened
because of late night noise
and traffic.
The council will consider on
Tuesday night the request to
reassign the lease to Shorething
Hospitality, which intends to
rename the restaurant The
Shorehouse.
The Shorehouse and its
shareholders have financial
capacity in excess of that

demonstrated by the current
owners, the company told the
council.
Furthermore, the people involved in The Shorehouse also
own and operate six other successful hospitality venues.
The company said it plans
to alter windows to reduce
noise.
The government claims a
share of the rent Nedlands
council is paid.
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Honour due to forgotten warriors
Another gift to
speculators?
A report said that the
Department of Defence did not
have enough money to maintain
its vast property portfolio, and
recommended selling 17 bases
(Ambitious plans for Irwin
Barracks, POST, April 4).
Will these be sold at bargainbasement prices like the $100
million price tag put on the
housing lots at the SAS barracks in Swanbourne, near
the ocean?
And the Coalition plans to
sack hundreds and hundreds of
departmental administrators.
No wonder there is a
money shortage, if the Abbott
Government among its many
amusing blunders, is going to
spend millions of dollars sending a few soldiers to teach the
Iraqis how to fight.
Again.
Giving gifts to speculators
and investors is a habit, also,
of the Coalition running the
WA government.
Refresh my memory,
but wasnt Burswood land
worth $90million offered
to a billionaires firm for
$60million?
And isnt the Fire Station in
Hay Street, Perth, to be sold for
a $24million loss to a company

planning to build a hotel, which
the state government says is
much needed?
How absurd.
John C Massam,
Cobine Way, Greenwood
Subi survives, now save urban bushland

Hooray for the City of Subiacos survival!
And goodbye to an amalgamation plan that
promised little but costly upheaval and reduced
community input to decision making.
Now its time to save the 32ha of bush at
Wembley Woodlands
Downs
Churchlands
City Beach
City Beach
Perth CBD
Wembley
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Shenton Park
Crawley
Swanbourne
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Cottesloe
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North
Fremantle
Underwood Avenue. Im glad to hear Curtin

MP Julie Bishop is concerned, because it
appears that the Coalition-driven threat to
federal funding for universities is pushing
UWA to a hard bottom-line approach.
Its time for UWA to lead the way in the
conservation of urban bushland before its
too late. Its happening Australia-wide; its
happening in Margaret River and Perth: the
destruction of beautiful tracts of bush that
have long been valued as adding character
and life to urban areas.
Dr Carole Peters
Shenton Park
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POST, April 4).
An example of the use of
jingoism in the Oxford English
Dictionary Second Edition
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The President puts himself
on record against the empty
bluster which is the note of
jingoism.
If people want to learn how
and when the indomitable spirit
and fortitude were forged in
Australia, they need to read the
short story by Henry Lawson,
The Drovers Wife, published
in 1892, or The Tree of Man, by
Patrick White.
The emphasis on the events 100
years ago to me seems to divert
attention from the respect and
gratitude owed to the veterans
of the Korean War, the war in
Vietnam and the recently completed Operation Slipper in the
Middle East, as well as a number
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wake-ups call to councils
and shires to review their
weed treatment policies,
particularly their use
of chemical treatments
including glyphosatebased weedkillers such
as Roundup.
The World Health
Organisation has reclassified glyphosate as a
probable carcinogen,
only one step away for
more testing time to
confirm.
A Flinders University
team led by Dr Fiona
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Roundup is an endocrine disruptor to human
cells below the levels
allowed by regulators in
drinking water and that
the added components
or adjuvants are not
inert as previously
claimed by the patent
owners.
We call on Australias
regulators to urgently
review their previous
approvals.
Shirley Collins
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Shenton Park
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of peace-keeping missions.
These are collectively known
as the forgotten wars.
Is it incompetence or conspiracy that the federal government pours millions of dollars
into Gallipoli-related events,
but does not provide adequate
funds and resources to ameliorate the physical and mental
health needs of the veterans of
the forgotten wars? Let alone
relationship problems.
Perhaps allocating funds
to the living veterans would
impinge on the entitlements of
Members of Parliament.
The Operation Slipper
Welcome Home parade was held
on Saturday, March 21.
The West published nothing on
Monday, March 23, and 2 pages
about Gallipoli on Tuesday,
March 24, but no pictures or articles by writers from The West
about the Operation Slipper
Welcome Home parade.
Lest we remember.
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Cull fighters
celebrate
Charlotte follows in
McCartneys footsteps
Subiaco council will celebrate

the defeat of the Barnett governments council cull with an afternoon tea on Sunday, April 19.
It will open the doors of the
Palms Community Centre to up
to 20 community groups from
Canning, Cockburn, Kwinana and
Kalamunda as well as Cottesloe,
Nedlands, Mosman Park and
Peppermint Grove, plus mayors and
politicians who fought the cull.
Party-goers are expected to include the mocked up undertakers
who carried a coffin outside the
Supreme Court to mark the death
of democracy, much to the chagrin
of Premier Colin Barnett.
One of the organisers, Subiaco
councillor Julie Matheson, said the
afternoon tea was to thank people
for their efforts.
Subiaco mayor Heather
Henderson will give a short history
of the Dadour amendment, which
gives residents the right to vote in
a referendum on any merger.
It was introduced into the Local
Government Act in the 1970s by
the then Liberal MP for Subiaco,
Dr Tom Dadour, to block a plan
by Nedlands to take Crawley from
Subiaco.
Its use in February defeated the
council cull policy.
Like several other councils,
Subiaco council was due to be abolished and taken over by Cambridge
council on July 1.
On Friday (April 10) the council
resurrected Subiaco Day to mark
its survival as a municipality.
By DAVID COHEN
Charlotte Viney and Paul
McCartney have more than
one thing in common.
Both are songwriters and
both wrote the scores of popular songs before deciding on
the lyrics.
Charlotte, a Year 10 student
at Methodist Ladies College,
won the schools 14- and-under
category in West Australian
Musics Song of the Year contest for her song Hurricane.
I picked up a guitar last
year for the first time because
I thought people looked really
cool playing it and I wanted
to look cool, too, Charlotte
said.
She learnt piano when
younger, and played the ukulele and koto (a harp) while
living in Japan.
Charlotte said the crowd
erupted when it was announced she had won her
category.
I got really scared because
I didnt know what to say,
she said.
My friends Claire and
Libby were screaming at
me.
As with Paul McCartneys
Yesterday, Charlottes notes
Rock star Charlotte Viney, who first picked up a guitar last year, is an came before the words.
I wrote it in maybe 10
award-winning songwriter. Photo: Paul McGovern
University council
claims bogus
By LLOYD GORMAN
UWAs claim that having
its Crawley campus spread
across three council areas
is holding back the university are bogus, the mayor of
Subiaco says.
Mayor Heather Henderson
was responding to a comment
by the University of WA in last
weeks POST that the 53ha
site divided between Perth,
Subiaco and Nedlands created unnecessary red tape and
planning problems.
In its statement, UWA said
that it would benefit from
what it called a more rational
system of local government
across the campus.
Mrs Henderson said the
universitys vice-chancellor
had been lobbying extensively
for the institution to come
minutes in a lesson and we

recorded it in that lesson,
she said.
Charlotte performed
Hurricane on stage on her
Telecaster guitar in MLCs
Hadley Hall during lunchtime
with Panic Pony, a band of
MLC girls.
She said she listened to The
Vamps, One Direction and the
Arctic Monkeys.
I also listen to The 1975.
I like their music a lot,
Charlotte said.
Her mother Jacinta said
Charlotte practised in her
bedroom.
The neighbours quite like
it, and a boy two doors down
gets on his drums when she
does, Jacinta said.
The lunchtime concert was
the first time Jacinta had
seen her daughter perform
in public.
Charlotte said she wanted
to try music as a career, but
if it didnt work she would try
medicine.
Charlotte praised her
brilliant music teacher,
Craig Pinkney.
Panic Pony is Allysha Saw
(lead guitar and vocals),
Abigail Chew (bass), Lucie
Anderson (rhythm guitar
and vocals), Germaine Ong
(drums) and Sadie Leighton
(keyboard).
under the control of Perth

city council.
Its an anomaly that they
say they only want to deal with
one council when in fact we
(Subiaco and Nedlands) only
control the parking around
there and we have little involvement with them, Mrs
Henderson said.
When a development application comes to Subiaco we
make a comment but it goes to
the WA Planning Commission
for approval.
So they really need to work
with the WAPC, the Heritage
Council and the Swan River
Trust, its not like the cities
of Subiaco and Nedlands are
at loggerheads over that sort
of thing.
Mrs Henderson and Subiaco
CEO Ian Hill met local MP
Bill Marmion two weeks ago
to discuss the issue.

I said to Bill Marmion, the
fact they want to be governed
by one council doesnt necessarily mean it needs to go to
the City of Perth because for
all the interaction we have
with them either Subiaco or
Nedlands could do it, she
said.
I made it very clear that
I thought UWA could just as
easily stay with the City of
Subiaco as go to the City of
Perth.
We went through the issue
and he listened to us and made
the comment that in the end
he would be consulted by the
Premier about the boundary
adjustments in that ward.
In its proposal to morethan halve the number of
metropolitan councils, the
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No smoke without
fireworks
April fools Vixens

Its tough getting past
April Letton.
The Subiaco netballer
helped her side maintain
its unbeaten run last weekend.
The West Coast Fever
beat reigning champions
Melbourne Vixens 53-47
at Challenge Stadium and
kept their place on top of
the ladder.
It was the first time in five
years the Fever had beaten
the Vixens.
Match reports said
tothersiders found it hard
work getting past April and
fellow defender Josie JanzDawson.
RIGHT: Tower of power
April Letton blocks another
attempt at goal. Photo courtesy Sasha Jones.
Son of Hoges
shows talent
In 1973 a young colt
named Tony Hoges
Hogan made his debut for
Subiaco.
Hoges was rangy, stood
190cm tall and had undeniable ability.
He could turn a patch of
turf into a trampoline and
seemed destined to achieve
great things as a ruckman
in WA football.
On this particular day,
Hoges took the mark of the
year only to then squander
the opportunity by scoring
a point.
Unfortunately, Hoges did
a knee and his brief career
was over.
Last week, Hoges son,

Jesse, made his footy
debut with an impressive
match for the Melbourne
Demons.
Young Hogan looked
every bit the star his dad
might have been, having
nine kicks for two goals
and taking seven strong
marks.
Looking at the pedigree,
its no wonder the lad can
play a bit.
Mamils make grade

There are five types
of cyclists, according to
Claremont councillor Paul
Kelly.
Mamils (middle-aged
men in Lycra), coffee
groups, commuters, youth
and mature age, he told

Tuesday nights meeting.
He was responding to
councillor Peter Brownes
observation there were
only two sub-species, pelotons and commuters.
Councillors were discussing Bruce Haynes motion
to approve a cycleway
on both sides of Victoria
Avenue.
Mr Haynes said he
reckoned about triple the
number of riders used
Victoria Avenue than the
railway cycle path.
Mr Kelly said a bike
counter in Victoria Avenue
was sometimes blocked by
parked cars.
Councillors approved
the motion. CEO Stephen
Goode said a report with
costs was needed.
The AFL season got off

to an unusually dramatic
start at Subiaco Oval last
weekend.
For the first time the
Fremantle Dockers who
were playing Port Adelaide
started a new tradition of
a 60 second fireworks display before bounce down
and again at the end if they
won, accompanied by AC/
DCs TNT.
The Dockers won, so fans
were treated to a double
display of what are technically classed as theatrical
effects, which do not
require a permit from the
Department of Mines and
Petroleum.
But a fire in a kitchen around lunchtime
caused a big smoke cloud
and brought firies from
Wembley fire station.
The kitchen fire reportedly caused about $1million of damage.
Just last month the WAFC
and a partner company announced they would spend
$2million improving food
services at the stadium.
Cleaning up at
the MRA
A lucrative contract to
clean the Forrest Place offices of the Metropolitan
Redevelopment Authority
was awarded recently.
Twenty-six cleaning firms
applied for the work with
the government agency.
The MRA which is
responsible for the redevelopment of a number of
sites across Perth, including
Subi Centro has given
the job to International

Cleaning Services, which
has an office in Norwood,
South Australia, and gives
mobile numbers for its operations in other Australian
and New Zealand cities.
The contract is for an
estimated $355,000 from
February this year to the
end of January 2020.
Park flushed out

Claremont Park is getting
a $151,875 public toilet.
Councillors went into
secret mode for 24 minutes

on Tuesday night before
deciding ZD Constructions
93 would get the tender to
design, supply and install
the toilet.
The toilet will be near
Stirling Highway, southeast of the bus stop.
Police told the council
they preferred the toilet
being close to the highway
to lessen the chance of
antisocial behaviour and
crime.
Building could start early
next month and will take
four to six weeks, depending on weather.
There will be three unisex toilets, one of which
will have universal access.
Puzzling structure The rectangular structure on the

left had some scratching their heads in Peppermint Grove.
Some fin strange

Plans for a home
proposed for Leake Street in
Peppermint Grove baffled
councillors last month.
What is that square? Do
we know? shire president
Rachel Thomas asked.
Deputy president Charles
Hohnen said: Its like a
big fin.
The plans for Jill
Curnows home at No.39
showed a large slab on
the north side of the

property.
Is it a decorative stone
panel? Ms Thomas
asked.
Development manager
Michael Whitbread said he
thought the structure would
be rendered brickwork.
Ms Thomas said there
was no reason to refuse the
development application.
Its just a puzzling
structure, she said.
The plans were
unanimously approved.
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Developers wont care about your neighbourhood, your streetscape - YOU need to save the garden
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Increased density based simply on lot size is BAD planning. It should be targeted around amenity hubs
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Planners urge action over Capt Stirling site

Ideas for redeveloping two
Nedlands sites to stop the
government taking control
are needed urgently, city planners say.
Proposals for one site, the
Captain Stirling Hotel, which
has been twice targeted by
Woolworths, should be drawn
up alongside plans for the
nearby shopping centre, the
planners say.
They want urgent action to
stop the government stepping
in and taking control of the

development of the hotel site
and the nearby Captain Stirling
shopping centre site in Stirling
Highway.
Planners said they wanted the
council to carry out a study of the
area to ensure the council was in
the best position and to avoid
strategic decision making being
taken out of council hands.
Planning Minister John Day
could order the council to alter
its town planning scheme if the
council turns down another application like Woolworths.

And a redevelopment application for the shopping centre
could go straight to the government-appointed development
assessment panel, they said.
A robust study would minimise the risk, planners said.
Extra traffic and movements
on and off Stirling Highway
were a major worry for residents
when the supermarket proposals were raised for the Captain
centre is currently being sold

and it is expected this will lead
to requests for redevelopment.
The community have indicated that although they do not
agree with recent proposals they
do accept the need for redevelopment and want council to
come up with a clear direction
including more appropriate
planning provisions.
Councillors will consider on
Tuesday putting up the money
for a study.
Stirling site.
The shopping centre is currently up for sale following the
death of the previous owner,
a relative of Marie Louise
Wordsworth, who owns the
hotel site on the opposite side
of Florence Road.
A call for potential buyers was
made in February.
A spokeswoman for agent
Colliers International said no
deal had yet been made.
Planners said: The shopping
Gay blade held to account

Dave Stevenson pretended to
be a bank worker so he could
get his man.
The Wembley police station
acting officer-in-charge caught
a man who allegedly left a 30cm
kitchen knife in the left arm of his
boyfriend, a Wandana resident.
Sergeant Stevenson will allege
Joseph John Cowling (27) told the
Public Trustee he needed money
to move interstate after the March
22 offence.
Sergeant Stevenson rushed to
the Trustees Perth office when
he knew Cowling was there, but
missed him by minutes.
After learning Cowling had an

account at the Commonwealth
Bank, Sergeant Stevenson arranged that he could withdraw
money from the banks main St
Georges Terrace branch only.
Sergeant Stevenson spent a day
in a bank uniform, but Cowling
did not show up.
The next day the policeman
dressed as a mortgage broker
and Cowling was the third customer in.
Cowling, was handcuffed as he
stood in front of a bank teller.
He was charged with unlawful
wounding with aggravation.
Cubby house worries neighbour

A cubby house that backs on
to a drainage sump in Nedlands
has upset a neighbour who plans
to install a swimming pool.
Released from rehab Checking on Lady Clare are Nick Cook, a member of Friends of Lake Claremont,
left, and turtle carer Alan Wright.
Lady of the Lake is back

By ROSE SENIOR
Member of Friends of Lake Claremont
Clare the turtle has at last

been returned home to Lake
Claremont, fit and healthy
and with a royal title.
After a month in rehab, the
old long-necked turtle, now
known as Lady Clare Mont,
was driven in air-conditioned
comfort back to the lake last
week.
On arrival she scrambled
to get out of her box, clearly
recognising her familiar surroundings.
When placed by the lake
she quickly made her way into
the water, disappeared under
the surface and swam away
into the gathering darkness,
leaving a trail of bubbles that
indicated where she was.
Lady Clare was rescued
in March from a murder of
attacking crows, technically

Australian ravens.
The long-necked turtles that
inhabit Lake Claremont are
vulnerable to predation by
ravens and foxes.
The Town of Claremont and
the Friends of Lake Claremont
are working together to protect
the amphibians.
Lady Clare, a big female,
was admitted for rehabilitation under the expert care of
the Turtle Oblonga Rescue
and Rehabilitation Network
(Crow attack leaves Clare
raven mad, POST, March 7).
Clare has now been nursed
back to full health.
After having her vital statistics recorded (weight, length
and estimated age of 30 to 40
years), Clare received treatment for an ulcerated eye, a
course of antibiotics to deal
with the risk of infection, and
tasty morsels to eat to help
more than just handymen
with her overall health and

energy levels.
Her carer reports that on
one occasion Clare devoured
two small fish and a mouse at
a single sitting.
Wildlife carers usually have
a variety of frozen wildlife food
supplies on hand.
We wish Clare well and hope
that, now that she is back in
her accustomed habitat, she
will thrive and maybe even
produce a clutch of baby
turtles that will call Lake
Claremont home.
If you see turtles near the
lake, please be careful not to
disturb them.
If you see a turtle in distress
or danger, rescue it and call
the Turtle Oblonga Network
on 0414 476 867.
Oblonga estimates the
lifespan of long or snakenecked turtles at more than
40 years.
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screened.
Council staff told the owners
of a house in Marita Road, just
off Stirling Highway, to apply for
backdated permission after learning the cubby had been built.
The roof is 2.8m high.
One neighbour was worried about
being overlooked and the effect on
the value of his property.
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a swimming
pool in our
backyard in
the future,
the neighbour
said.
Another
neighbour, who
said he was
a long-term
resident, was
worried about
the proximity
to a sewer.
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By DAVID COHEN
Claremont couple Catherine
and Greg Hughes called their
baby son Riley because it meant
courageous.
It suited him from the moment
he was born, Greg said.
If he had been a girl we had
15 options.
But Riley stuck and we loved
it.
Riley died aged four weeks
from whooping cough on
March 17 in Princess Margaret
Hospital.
Since then Catherine and Greg
have been raising awareness
about the importance of vaccinations.
Because his death was so
senseless we have been trying
to find a purpose, Catherine
said.
The couple were unprepared
for the media attention, but say
it helped get the message out.
In the days after his death we
agreed it couldnt be in vain,
Greg said.
We wanted to do something
in his honour, and we are very
proud of what he has achieved
so far.
Catherine (28) is a Suzuki violin
teacher and went to Hollywood
Primary School and Shenton
College.
Greg (29) is an airport safety
officer.
They have a daughter, Olivia
(3.
On Thursday afternoon they
went to Guildford, where a cafe

handed them a weekends profits
for their fundraising.
We have kept ourselves really,
really busy, Catherine said.
Greg said they had been
touched by the many gestures
they had received.
It is a time where your faith
in humanity is tested a bit, he
said.
But then there are these
amazing acts of generosity.
Riley was too young to be vaccinated: the Hughes were relying
on herd immunisation.
Catherine and Greg said the
comparatively low immunisation
rates in the western suburbs
were part of the problem.
Its disappointing. We probably assumed we were in a
suburb with high vaccination
rates, Greg said.
Were not here to point the
finger. Were here to educate.
People have told the Hughes
they were against vaccination
Memories Catherine and Greg Hughes treasure hand prints of their son, Riley, between those of daughter
Olivia.
Network) sounds legitimate
ments being withdrawn from not founded in fact at all.
Catherine urged expectant until you look into it.
parents who refused to immuGreg and Catherine will be in
and new parents to speak to
nise should be a last resort.
the HBF Run for a Reason next
We want better incentives their GPs.
Its natural for parents to month and encourage people
to join them.
have questions, she said.
So far they have raised just
Greg said the internet was over $46,000 for research.
good and bad when it came to
We wanted to raise a thoureliable information.
sand dollars a day for each
We looked for answers after day Riley was alive, but have
exceeded that, Greg said.
and education, Catherine our son died, he said.
said.
The first three websites
If you are unsure about
Greg said myths around vac- look legitimate, but they are your immunisation, get a blood
test done to check your imcination needed to be busted. anti-vaccination.
No religion has an anti T h e A V N ( A u s t r a l i a n munity.
vaccine view, he said.
Vaccination-skeptics Network,
Catherine said: We are
Vaccines cause autism, or f o r m e r l y k n o w n a s t h e pushing for a national adult
have mercury? Those myths are A u s t r a l i a n V a c c i n a t i o n immunisation register.
Were not here to point the finger:

were here to educate.
until they read their story.

If your child is not vaccinated,
is doesnt just affect you: it affects the whole community,
Greg said.
Catherine said: It is part of
being a conscientious person.
The Hughes said welfare pay-
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over missing child
War heroes
living on
The YMCA vocational care

centre at Princess Margaret
Hospital has been fined $9000
for failing to adequately supervise a child in its care.
Julie Bishop will call

out the names of some of
Cottesloes war dead and
veterans at the Menin Gate,
at Ypres in Belgium, on
Anzac Day eve.
She will use information
about local soldiers gathered
in a monumental project embarked on by Cottesloe RSL
president Neville Green.
Dr Greens project tracked
the stories behind the names
of 997 World War I soldiers
and two nurses, embossed
on honour boards hanging in
halls, clubs and council chambers in Cottesloe, Peppermint
Grove, and Mosman Park.
Ms Bishop was at the
Cottesloe Civic Centre on
Wednesday to launch the
book and website, Not Just
A Name.
I will mention some of the
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The State Administrative

Tribunal was told on April 2
that the centre was responsible
for children on a school holiday
excursion to Kings Park on
September 30 last year.
In her judgment, tribunal
member Charlotte Wallace
said parents had authorised
an excursion to the Kings Park
Lotterywest Playground.
But, she said, the chartered
bus dropped the children and
staff at the Kings Park Synergy
Parklands and left before staff
became aware it was not the
authorised destination.
She said a supervisor decided
the excursion would continue.
The Kings Park Lotterywest
Playground is fully enclosed by
a fence and contains no water
hazards.
The Kings Park Synergy
Parklands is not enclosed and

contains a significant water
hazard, she said.
Ms Wallace said that, about
11.40am, staff realised one of the
children, known to require additional supervision, was missing.
The child was found more
than 20 minutes later on the
opposite side of the parklands
with a family unconnected with
the centre.
The child had not been supervised by the service during
that period, she said.
Ms Wallace gave the centre
28 days to pay the $9000 and ordered it to pay $1500 in costs.
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Claremont mayor Jock Barker
says his council would send
condolences to late councillor
Jean Mulders family.
At Tuesday nights meeting, Mr
Barker said Ms Mulder, who was
a councillor for eight years until
2003, died on March 29.
China Green land sales botched
By LLOYD GORMAN
The redevelopment of the

former Australian Fine China
factory site in Subiaco has been
botched by the government
agency responsible for the
project, according to a former
community activist.
Three big blocks of the 4.4ha
of land in Hay Street are still
unsold nearly four years after
they were first put on the market,
according to Kevin Wulff, the
former president of Subiaco
China Green Action Group

(SCGAG).
Contracts for another three
plots that were also put up for
sale in July 2011 were signed
in January this year but settlement hinges on a number
of contract milestones being
reached first.
Nine lots for single houses
and two other blocks on which
Pindan is currently building
apartment blocks were, however,
snapped up within months.
Mr Wulff, a Subi Centro resident, said residents views and
a healthy approach to development had been sidelined by

the Subiaco Redevelopment
Authority, which was absorbed into the Metropolitan
Redevelopment Authority in
2012.
By contrast, Subiaco councils approach to redeveloping the nearby former Bosich
engineering factory had been
exemplary, speedy and successful, he said.
Mr Wulff approached North
Metropolitan MLC Ken Travers
to get information in parliament
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jail for seven crimes, including the Gill Street
burglary.
Justice McKechnie described Boccamazzos
actions on November 9 last year as a crime
spree.
Boccamazzo (30) stole a car after telling an
eight-year-old boy to get out of it and waved
a replica pistol at several drivers and cabbies.
You told the pre-sentence report writer
that you had little recollection of the events
because you were fried on drugs at the time
and barely remembered what you did, Justice
McKechnie said.
Boccamazzo, who was made eligible for
parole, was also fined $6650 for various offences.
about the sale of lots in China

Green when he saw how quickly
two big blocks of the councilowned land had sold to buyers
prepared to pay more than the
asking price.
Lots 12 and 13 of the Bosich
land which is now being called
Carter Lane measure 843sq.m
and 1712sq.m respectively and
were put on the market late
last year.
Lot 12 was valued at $2.5million but sold for $2.9million in
February, while the big lot was
also valued at $5.6million but
went for $6.85million.

Eleven individual house lots
there are expected to go on the
market this month or in May.
In the case of Carter Lane,
the council were very keen to get
community input in the process
of developing the scheme, even
to the extent of having a community workshop early in the
process, Mr Wulff said.
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much endorsed by the community, and includes a good amount
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ANZAC Day 2015
When the Great War came to Subiaco
This year is the centenary of the ANZAC, marking one hundred

years since the landing at Gallipoli during the First World War.
Dont miss this extraordinary exhibition which traces the

choices and challenges that Subiaco residents faced during
World War One.
To commemorate, a number of ANZAC events are

happening in and around the city. For more information,
visit www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/ANZAC
Showing until August 2015 at Subiaco Museum, 239 Rokeby

Road, Subiaco.
ANZAC Day services
Voiceworks ANZAC performance
Join the Subiaco and Shenton Park Returned and Services League
(RSL) Sub-branches and the City of Subiaco at the two annual
ANZAC Day services to honour the brave men and women
who have served our nation.
Join vocal ensemble Voiceworks in a performance of As you

wave me goodbye, an emotional journey through World War
One to commemorate the ANZAC Centenary.
Subiaco RSL Sub-branch

When: Saturday 25 April, 8am (Parade assembles outside
Subiaco Post Ofce, 7.45am)
Where: Subiaco Fallen Soldiers Memorial, corner Rokeby and
Hamersley roads
When: Sunday 26 April and Monday 27 April, 2.30pm

and 7.30pm
Where: Shenton Park Community Centre, 240 Onslow Road,
Shenton Park
Tickets are now on sale. To book, please call 0448 131 153.
Evening talk with Shannon Lovelady
Morning tea will be served after the service outside the

Subiaco Museum.
Shenton Park RSL Sub-branch
When: Saturday 25 April, 7am (Parade assembles corner of
King Street and Onslow Road, 6.45am)
Where: Shenton Park Community Centre, 240 Onslow Road,
Shenton Park
Morning tea will be provided after the service.
Local researcher, writer and historian Shannon Lovelady will

discuss the Gallipoli Dead of Western Australia research project,
sharing stories of Subiaco men who fought and died during
battle on the beaches of Gallipoli.
Subiaco Library school holiday

activities
Subiaco Library has activities for kids covered heading into the
second week of school holidays.
Tuesday 14 April
Craft with Lucy, ages ve to twelve, 10.30am to 11.30am
LEGO Club, ages six to twelve, 2.30pm to 3.30pm
Thursday 16 April
Silly Billy Stories with Clare Stace, ages four to twelve, 10.30am
to 11.30am
Places are limited. Please RSVP on 9237 9300 or
library@subiaco.wa.gov.au
Visit www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/events to see more activities
the city has planned for kids, including yoga, skateboarding
clinics and story time.
Term two kids programs at Lords are also just getting started.
For more information, visit www.lords.com.au
Subiaco community legal service

The Subiaco community legal service will be temporarily
closed on Monday 13 April and the ANZAC Day public holiday
Monday 27 April.
When: Monday 13 April, 6pm

Where: Subiaco Library, 237 Rokeby Road, Subiaco
Please RSVP on 9237 9300 or library@subiaco.wa.gov.au
Community notices
Q Corporate, Community and Technical
Services Committee meeting cancelled
Q Changes to Town Planning Scheme Register

of Places of Cultural Heritage Signicance
There will be no Corporate, Community and Technical Services

Committee meeting on Tuesday 14 April.
The City of Subiaco is inviting public comment on a proposal

to include the following places on the Town Planning Scheme
Register of Places of Cultural Heritage Signicance.
The Ordinary Council meeting is still scheduled to be held on

Tuesday 21 April.
Q City of Subiaco Town Planning Scheme

No. 4 Scheme Amendment No. 27
Notice is hereby given that the local government of the City
of Subiaco has prepared the abovementioned town planning
scheme amendment for the purpose of amending the City of
Subiaco Town Planning Scheme No. 4 as follows:
Recode Lots 88 to 93 and Lots 1 and 2 on Strata Plan 7036 Luth
Avenue, Lots 184, 185, 115, 116 and Strata Lots 1 and 2 on
Strata Plan 27954 Stubbs Terrace and Lots 188, 300 and 301 Troy
Terrace from R15 to R20 and amend the Scheme Map accordingly.
Submissions on the town planning scheme amendment may
be made in writing on Form No. 4 and lodged with the city by
5pm on Friday 17 April.
Q Rescission of Planning Policy 2.10

Amusement Centres
The City of Subiaco is inviting public comment on the rescission
of Planning Policy 2.10 Amusement Centres.
Comments are to be received by 5pm on Friday 24 April.
Fairmont, 39 Nicholson Road, Shenton Park

Hawkesbury, 129 Coghlan Road, Subiaco
Subiaco Police Station, Lock-up and Quarters (fmr), 365 Bagot
Road, Subiaco
The former Presbyterian Church and Manse, 315 to 317 Bagot
Road, Subiaco
The Anglican Church Rectory, 257 Barker Road, Subiaco (as a
combined entry with the already listed St Andrews Anglican
Church).
Comments are to be received by 5pm on Monday 4 May.
Q Changes to the Local Government

Inventory
The City of Subiaco is inviting public comment on the proposal to
amend the level of signicance of 13 to 21 Coghlan Road, Subiaco
on the Local Government Inventory. A heritage assessment has
identied the place as having some signicance (level 3) to the city.
Comments are to be received by 5pm on Monday 4 May.
For more information on the above, visit
www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/formalsubmissions or view hard
copies at the citys Administration Centre, 241 Rokeby Road,

Subiaco or Subiaco Library, 237 Rokeby Road, Subiaco during
normal operating hours.
Comments should be submitted in writing
through the online submission form at
www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/formalsubmissions, via email to
city@subiaco.wa.gov.au or addressed to the Chief Executive
Ofcer, City of Subiaco, PO Box 270, Subiaco WA 6904.
Comments should clearly indicate the name and address of the
person making the submission and the proposal or application
to which the submission relates.
Q Development applications received

Property
Proposal
4 Browne Street,
Subiaco
6A Rankin Road,
Shenton Park
6B Rankin Road,
Shenton Park
Alterations and additions to an existing

dwelling
Alterations and additions to existing
dwelling and construction of a carport
Alterations to existing carport, ground
oor and second storey addition
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

QEarth Carers course
QYoga for teens
Subiaco residents are being offered a free three week course on

living more sustainably. Over ve sessions Earth Carers will be
sharing valuable ways to reduce, reuse and recycle.
Wednesday 6 May (rst session), 6.30pm
For more information or to register, please call 9384 4003 or
visit www.earthcarers.org.au
Sense of Space is offering a free one hour yoga class for people
aged thirteen to nineteen years old at their Subiaco studio.
Wednesday 15 April, 11am to 12pm
Sense of Space, 3/67 Coghlan Road, Subiaco
Please RSVP on 9237 9216 or culture@subiaco.wa.gov.au
QFree volunteer training Managing

anger and aggression
If you currently volunteer at a Subiaco-based community
organisation, the city is offering a free training workshop to
help manage difcult and challenging situations.
Thursday 23 April, 1pm to 4pm
Subiaco Community Centre, 203 Bagot Road, Subiaco
Please RSVP on 9237 9325 or maijaa@subiaco.wa.gov.au
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Fishy happenings
at Shenton Park
By LLOYD GORMAN
A Shenton Park research

centre dedicated to breeding
endangered fish species and
reintroducing them into nature
has been quietly shut down by
the Department of Fisheries.
Over the dome Edi Oer hopes her mates wont tease her as Richard Clark shaves her head.
Photo: Paul McGovern
Edi takes a bald move for Harry

Im about to be bald!
Edi Offer (10) has raised
nearly $6800 for leukaemia
patients and research into the
disease.
A chunk of the money came
from fellow Cottesloe Primary
School students when her head
was shaved in the schools undercover area recently.
Before she went bald, Edi
told students she was doing
it for her friend Harry Clark,
who was diagnosed with leukaemia last year and was very
resilient.
He is having fun at school
except sometimes is a bit shy
to reveal his head in public,
Edi said.
Now that his hair has started
Edis fellow students wigged up

for her big day.
to grow back hes enjoying
himself more.
He has had some tough
times, like vomiting because
of horrible medicine and not
being allowed to go swimming.
He still has to go to hospital
often.
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facility to some fanfare last
August.
The breakthrough was a successful breeding program for the
critically endangered western
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rarest freshwater fish.
In 2006 it was estimated that
between 2000 and 5000 of them
remained in the wild.
The lab the biggest facility
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was set up in 1994 as a collaboration between Fisheries
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understands was unexpected.
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director research, Dr Rick
Fletcher, issued a statement.
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work carried out at the lab.
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owns the facility.
Restocking and replenishing
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such as Ross River virus.
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build an artificial wetland at the
lab for teaching and research
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Subiaco council used the same
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The Fisheries Department was
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By DAVID HUDLESTON
In the United States, cancer radiation treatment on a
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its free for public and private
patients.
All they need is their
Medicare card and a referral
from their specialist.
Hospital staff celebrated
the first birthday of the only
CyberKnife in Australia last
Tuesday with some of its first
patients.
Although its name suggests scalpels and surgery,
the CyberKnife Robotic
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involve cutting.
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robotic arm similar to those
used in car manufacturing,
carefully delivers radiation
treatment to tumours, while
avoiding the surrounding
healthy tissue.
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side effects commonly associated with conventional radiation therapy.
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about 250 patients, including
one with a 3mm trigeminal
neuralgia tumour.
SCGH chief radiation therapist Rachel Kearvell said it had
treated cancers in the skull,
lung, prostate, upper abdomen
and spine.
Using the CyberKnife means
we are now treating patients more
accurately and with fewer treatments than before, she said.
For example, a prostate
patient would be treated five
times over two weeks instead
of our standard treatments of

39 visits over eight weeks.
This is especially good for
people with moving tumours in
the upper abdomen and lung,
and for some where a lengthy
course of treatment means
spending a long time away
from home.
With the CyberKnifes first
birthday, were keen to conduct
research on our achievements
so far using the information
weve collected in our radiosurgery database and from our
patients.
Peter Anticich, of Nedlands,
one of the first patients to
be treated for a kidney tumour, said he had only three
40-minute treatments, following CAT scans, an MRI
and placement of a gold seed
Fiducial marker to allow the
CyberKnife to follow his bodys
movements.
Sir Charles Gairdner Hospitals CyberKnife Robotic Radiosurgery System has treated 250 people since last April.
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out and was in hospital for four
days, he said.
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as I had my prostate removed
last year and had blood clots. I
didnt want any drama.
Inf o r ma t i o n a bo ut t he
Approval conditions for a

$120million redevelopment
of the Pavilion Markets in
Subiaco have been challenged
by the developers.
Subigate lodged an appeal
with the State Administrative
Tribunal on March 19, seven
days after the project had been
given the green light with
conditions by the Metro West
Joint Development Assessment
Panel.
At that DAP meeting Malcolm
Mackay who is a DAP panel
member but who was representing the developers of a
E X P E R I E N C E
C H E Z
panel was for dilapidation

reports to be carried out at
the developers expense on
about 30 properties and homes
surrounding the development
site.
Another condition stated
that any damage to buildings in Rokeby or Roberts
roads or Hay and Catherine
streets should be fixed when
it happened and that repairs
should be in keeping with
the heritage or style of the
affected buildings.
The developers must split
evenly with Subiaco council
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planned eight-storey office

block in nearby Seddon Street
said it would be the worst
planning decision in WA history to approve the complex,
which will have a 16-storey
apartment tower.
It was approved by four of
the five panel members, with
39 conditions and another 25
advice notes.
It is not known which conditions are being challenged because the developer, Ian Day,
of D2 Property in Sydney, did
not respond to questions.
One of the conditions which
was put forward by Subiaco
council and adopted by the
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Give parliament its due on Dadour revolt

Its good to see Subiaco council planning to celebrate its
survival (Subi celebrates its
survival, POST, April 4).
However, if the council wants
to avoid future WA governments
mounting similar amalgamation threats, then it needs to
recognise that it was mostly
parliament, not local community
action, that defeated Premier
Colin Barnett.
The Dadour Group in Subiaco,
like similar groups in other
suburbs, was small.
The number of people who
actually got out knocking on
doors or standing outside public
places collecting signatures or
otherwise soliciting opposition
was tiny.
Their influence on public
opinion was correspondingly
minor. Nevertheless, a healthy
majority of residents opposed
amalgamations, albeit that
among this majority there was
by no means universal support
for the councils facing amalgamation.
The reasons amalgamations
were so widely opposed, even
by those unsupportive of their
council, was clear from the comments made by the hundreds
who signed our petitions.
They were motivated by the
litany of arrogant, deceptive
a veto and this caused a Liberal

Party room revolt that in turn
led to the Premier running up
the white flag on forced amalgamations.
This history of events is important to understand because
after spending over $97,000 on
a Supreme Court challenge,
Subiaco only managed to confirm
that a Dadour poll could indeed
be avoided due to the ambiguous
way the law is worded.
Correcting this ambiguity can
now only be done by parliament
because Subiaco has abandoned
its appeal against the ruling.
Getting parliament to re-visit
the highly divisive amalgamations issue will require a lot of
persuasion.
When Subiaco comes to celebrating its survival it must
unambiguously acknowledge
the deep debt all councils owe
to the principled parliamentarians who opposed forced
amalgamations.
Showing this respect for parliament is the best possible way to
elicit its support for clarification
of the Dadour clause so that
residents can have a right to
vote on any future amalgamation proposal.
Malcolm Mummery
Dadour Group convenor
Keightley Road, Shenton Park
and coercive acts perpetrated

by the government.
Due process and propriety
were bypassed and this outraged
them.
Key dissident Liberal Party
parliamentarians also voiced
this outrage when the government sought to scupper the
Dadour poll provisions in legislation that was passed by the
lower house in late 2013.
The legislation was then abandoned in 2014 after the National
Party had a grassroots revolt
forcing it to pay respect to its
constitutional support for community level government.
Further, after supporting the
governments Dadour-scuppering
legislation in the lower house,
Labors upper house members
joined dissident Liberals and
Nationals to oppose it.
The Barnett government
elected to ignore parliaments
opposition and pushed ahead,
exploiting ambiguity in the
wording of the Dadour poll
law to deny a vote to the residents of key councils, such as
Subiaco.
However, dissident liberal
MLA John McGrath made his
support for this strategy conditional on his electors in South
Perth, getting a Dadour poll.
That poll narrowly qualified as
Swanbourne Tigers Under-18 team in 1957 had many Cottesloe State School
students, including a fast bowler who played for Australia (back row, far left).
Can you name the bowler?
Photos revive bygone era

We had displaced children
from Latvia, Holland, Poland,
and Greece.
In these photographs are
people who:
Reached the top of the
corporate world.
Became president of six IT
companies in Hong Kong;
Played cricket for Australia
as a batsman.
Played cricket for Australia
as frontline bowler.
Played AFL football; and
Played WAFL football.
There are far too many to list
them all.
John Ventouras
Boundary Road, Mosman Park
I hope that these photos

taken between 1949 and 1954
at Cottesloe State School will
be seen by old class mates
with the intent of arranging a
reunion.
Children migrated with their
parents after World War II looking for a new life.
Children who were sent to
the school had an immediate
impact on our society, bringing
with them different cultures,
traditions, religions and great
diversity.
As they came into contact
with kids in the playground,
they would relate their daily
activities to their parents.
Work-around for UWA across jurisdictions

I was very disappointed to
read (UWA turning its back,
POST, April 4) that for Mark
McGowan, the administrative
convenience of the whole of
UWA being in a single local
authority jurisdiction is more
important than the wishes of
residents in areas near the university who would be swept with
it willy-nilly into an enlarged
City of Perth.
Avenue site.
At the same times Hollywood
and Crawley would be forcibly
removed from the South ward
of Subiaco and pushed into the
City of Perth, to their detriment
in terms of services and access
to councillors.
Tony Noakes
Hardy Road, Nedlands
UWAs needs could surely

be served by setting up a joint
planning committee comprising
representatives of the cities of
Perth, Subiaco and Nedlands
to deal with matters affecting
the university.
Even if the wishes of UWA
and Mr McGowan were fulfilled,
UWA would still have properties outside an enlarged City of
Perth such as the Underwood
Cottesloe State School class of 1949 includes John Ventouras (back row, fourth
from right).
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Medium density beats high-rise

Reading the personal views of
David Airey I could only think
nimby (Small blocks will
spoil Floreat, Letters, POST,
March 28).
I wonder if Mr Airey had
thought the same when multistorey buildings were being
approved in Subiaco and West
Leederville.
Those buildings were, and
are, being approved over the
objection of not only neighbouring homeowners but also some
were strenuously objected to
by the local councils and were
against all planning norms.
I am sure the ratepayers in
Catherine Street in Subiaco
had not moved there with a 16
or 29-storey building next door
in mind!
Why should City Beach and
Floreat, or indeed Dalkeith or
Nedlands, be treated any differently to any other suburb?
If changes to our suburbs
have to be accepted then every

locality should be treated the
same way.
Medium-density housing in
the inner suburbs is perhaps
inevitable, but is it not better to
have two or three-storey houses
on smaller blocks rather than
plonking a 20-storey building
next to an existing house?
Let us be reasonable and
accept that changes in lifestyle should be fairly borne by
everyone.
The government cannot and
should not change transport
policies and planning rules at
the behest of one section of the
community.
These rules affect everyone
and should be fair and residents
should have some say.
Consultation is useless if suggestions are not listened to.
Ranjan Ray
Rosebery Street, Jolimont
Age gracefully in family home

Peter Hobbs wrote of City
Beach Kids gone, but we want to
downsize and stay here (Letters,
POST, March 28).
When we were first in our
home, our children went to the
local primary school just down
the hill.
Our kids have long gone from
the family home, though they are
still in Perth.
We have modified a few bits
of the home towards universal
access, and hope to age in it (it
is close to QEII Medical Centre,
etc).
The house has three bedrooms,
so we do have more space than
immediate needs, but friends
and family stay every so often.
The 890sq.m block is fairly
low-maintenance, with mostly
productive trees (much ap-
preciated by the cockatoos

unfortunately) and, of course,
a small barbecue and pergola
for outdoor gatherings.
Water and power consumption
is minimal.
We suggest we and Peter
Hobbs could both be well served
by retaining family houses with
gardens in areas close to primary
schools and restricting re-zoning
to higher densities to areas away
from such schools.
The local community works
well.
Mixed ages in a neighbourhood is okay.
Some of us oldies are happy to
look after our homes and gardens
hoping that future generations
will value them as we have.
Pat and Grant Keady
Viewway, Nedlands
Anywhere but
my backyard!
Results of a Cambridge council survey show 39% of respondents probably or definitely would choose a maisonette but 50% probably or
definitely would not.
Glossy brochure, poor policy

I did as suggested stayed
calm and read the brochure
(Withers quizzed on links,
POST, March 28).
All I found was very poor
policy wrapped in a glossy
marketing brochure along with
lots of spin to try to make it
palatable to people who dont
read the detail or think the
consequences through fully.
What is proposed will be a
boon for developers while doing
nothing for the residents of the
suburbs.
It will destroy the look and
feel of the area and the reason
we chose to live here.
Trees and the feeling of space
will go and traffic congestion
will increase.
People wanting to downsize
and stay in the area will still
not be able to because the
prices of these properties will
be prohibitive just look at
prices at Ocean Mia.
If I wanted to live in this
version of utopia I would

have moved to Doubleview or
Scarborough.
I prefer the big block with
trees, birds and some separation from my neighbours.
The council is trying to turn
something which is quite
unique and highly sought-after
into something that can be
found all through the Perth
suburbs.
I have not been seduced by
the spin of a glossy brochure or
the promise of a fortune to be
made if I sell my property.
I am still calm, just very angry
at the arrogance councillors
have shown.
Part of the mayors job is to
listen to the wishes of the residents and take this into account
when formulating policy.
The majority have previously
stated we do not want this type
of development, as the results
in the brochure show.
Peter Judge
Tilton Terrace, City Beach
Sean LEstrange MLAs letter (Cambridge amendments

wrong for City Beach, Floreat,
Letters, POST, April 4) says that
increased density in City Beach
and Floreat should only take
place on undeveloped sites,
such as Ocean Mia and Perry
Lakes, and close to major activity centres on major transport
corridors.
Ocean Mia is the only development site in City Beach.
Its 60 housing lots have been
sold and there remains a single
height-limited apartment block
to be built.
The only activity centre in
that area on a major transport
corridor is Floreat Forum.
Is Mr LEstrange proposing
that apartments should be built
around Floreat Forum only?
And if so, how many?
Or is he saying that all the
additional housing should be
built in Wembley and West
Leederville?
It is too convenient to say that
there should be no development
in My Backyard (City Beach)
without indicating where development should go.
Mr LEstrange cannot be let
off the hook.
He has an obligation to all in
Cambridge to tell us where the
additional housing required by
his governments policies should
be built.
Tracey King
Wembley Ward councillor
City of Cambridge
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Hedge fund Steven Noske wasnt happy with the work done by a tree lopper on his lilly-pilly trees.
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Tree loppers escape censure

By DAVID COHEN
Authorities say they cannot
enforce orders made against
tree loppers who have been
the subject of a long list of
complaints.
A Dalkeith resident contacted
the POST about Sean Robert
Weinthal after he said shoddy
pruning was done on his lillypilly trees.
Steven Noske read about Mr
Weinthal dumping clippings in
Nedlands (Tree loppers in trouble again, POST, March 21) and
found the lopper had registered
new business names and ABNs
on February 7 and 24.
Mr Weinthal worked for Tracey
Gordons West Australian Tree
Services (WATS). Consumer
Protection made two enforcement orders against WATS, the
latest on February 18.

The new business names are
West Coast Trees and West Coast
Tree Professionals. The address
is Agonis Place, Wanneroo.
It is my opinion West Coast
Trees was established to avoid
the compliance with the enforcement orders, Mr Noske said.
He said West Coast Trees did
a rushed job on his property
and started work without his
authorisation.
The personnel acted in a
confrontational manner, having packed up and expected to
leave after less than two hours
of work, Mr Noske said.
He said Mr Weinthal used
high-pressure tactics to get the
job, and the quote forms had
not abided by the enforcement
orders.
Consumer Protections Dave
Hillyard said the orders made
against WATS could not be applied to the two new firms.

Mr Hillyard urged people to
get more than one quote before
hiring tree loppers.
Consumer Protection has
described Mr Weinthal as bullying in past alerts.
Mr Weinthal would not answer
queries, but said: I have nothing to do with West Australian
Trees, as I was an employee of
theirs.
I have gone out on my own ...
I have averaged 30 jobs a week
since doing so and he [Mr Noske]
is the only complainant.
I have a text from him 10 mins
prior to job completion stating
he was happy with the work and
could we do extra.
Mr Noske said Mr Weinthal
had distributed flyers in the
western suburbs advertising one
of the new firms this week.
A four-storey shopping centre with offices is believed to

have been approved this week
for the Station Street market
site in Subiaco.
The board of the Metropolitan
Redevelopment Authority
(MRA) met on Wednesday to
assess a development application for a building worth an
estimated $80million.
There was no official response from the MRA on the
decision of the meeting but the
POST understands the plans by
Greg Pearce, of Windsor Knight,
were given the green light with
some conditions.
The development would
spell the end of the popular
weekend street markets in
Station Street, which attract
up to 25,000 customers, and
which were established in the
early 1980s.
According to a notice on the
markets website, they will
trade at least until the end of
June.
Market managers said they
had not been informed of any

decision by the MRA.
Approval for the new development could see the Coles
supermarket in Barker Road
relocate to the new premises,
which are also expected to
house a Target store.
Mr Pearce, a former Fremantle
council CEO, will speak at an
Australian Property Institute
event next week in Perth.
The biographical information
for Mr Pearce on the program
for his talk says he set up a
company 27 years ago that
specialises in retail and commercial projects and that he has
preferred developer status
with Coles and Target.
The Station Street Markets
are named as one of the companys current projects.
The outcome of the boards
meeting was expected to be relayed to Premier Colin Barnett
and Planning Minister John Day
before it was made public.
The plans were lodged last
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ANZAC DAY
CENTENARY CEREMONY AND FREE COMMUNITY BREAKFAST
Saturday, 25 April 2015 8am - 11am
West Leederville Cenotaph, Cambridge Street, West Leederville
The Town of Cambridge in conjunction with the RSL
Cambridge Sub-Branch invites the local community to
join in honouring and remembering our nations heroes
at the 2015 ANZAC Day Centenary Remembrance
Ceremony. The ceremony will be held at the West
Leederville Cenotaph followed by a free cooked breakfast
at the Leederville Sporting Club.
COMMUNITY DISPLAY OPENING TIMES
ANZAC CENTENARY COMMUNITY DISPLAY:
STREET CLOSURE INFORMATION:
A week long commemorative exhibition featuring

memorabilia and ephemera, donated or on loan from
the local community and WA Museums will open on
ANZAC Day at the Leederville Town Hall. On ANZAC
Day there will also be two up lessons and a photo booth
allowing visitors to dress in war-time costumes and have
their photo taken with a period back drop.
To maintain the reverence of the ANZAC Day

Centenary Ceremony, Cambridge street between Kerr
and Abbotsford streets West Leederville will be closed
from 7:30am - 9:30am.
Saturday 25 April:
11.00am - 4.00pm
Sunday 26 April:
1.00pm - 4.00pm
Monday 27 April - Saturday, 2 May: 10.00am - 4.00pm

Sunday 3 May:
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Hairspray
Claremont
pursues
sharing
Fun, humour, music and

social justice are in the mix at
the 22nd anniversary production by students at John XXIII
College.
Year 12 students are staging
Hairspray, tackling the issues of
body image and racism.
Ruby Meegan will play the
role of Tracy, the goodhearted
aspiring teenage singer.
Tickets are $25, with discounts
for group bookings for the six
performances in the college
theatre from April 21.
There will be a matinee
performance on Saturday,
April 25.
There will be another attempt by the state government

to force council mergers,
Claremont councillor Alastair
Tulloch believes.
Things are not always as they seem for the cast of hairspray, from left, Grady OConnell, Abbey Vlahov, Ruby
Meegan, Ben Jobson and Hannah Walker.
Kings Park Diggers plaques online

Driving or walking around
Kings Park are no longer
the only ways to find plaques
dedicated to fallen Diggers and
other Australian service personnel who died in conflict.
Now virtual visitors and researchers can let their fingers
do the walking on a new online
database for all 1599 Diggers,
other personnel and six nurses
who have plaques along the
parks three honour avenues.
Jodi Mansell-Fletcher, who
headed the Botanic Gardens and
Parks Authority team that compiled the database, said it took
thousands of hours over four
years for the team and honours
avenue committee volunteers
to finish the project.
They did not have any service
numbers and had to research
and check every bit of information about the plaques.
In some cases those who
enlisted did not use their real
A lasting legacy ... Family members and friends at a dedication ceremony for a plaque on Lovekin Drive on
November 12, 1950.
names, or ages, or were given street view and GPS to show said the plaques represented a
way for all family members to
a different name and in some where the plaques are.
Each plaque has been posted commemorate them locally.
cases mistakes were made reThere are just over 1600
on the website pages.
cording their details.
Ms Mansell-Fletcher said they plaques in the avenues and
In a number of cases the team
was able to collect and correct were also developing a plaque each year up to 12 new plaques
are added.
information to make it possible app with UWA.
The database is accessible
Honours avenue committee
for the first time for families to
president Norm Manners, who through the authoritys website
trace them.
The database uses Googles has a relative on the database, bgpa.wa.gov.au.
The time will come, Dr

Tulloch said on Tuesday night,
before voting for an investigation into more resource sharing
between Claremont, Peppermint
Grove, and Cottesloe.
CEO Stephen Goodes report
said Premier Colin Barnetts
abandonment of mergers was
a chance to refocus on cooperation.
Although there are some good
example of resource sharing
happening in the western suburbs, the potential has hardly
been tapped, Mr Goode said
in his report.
Councillor Anita Lorenz said
she was all for it if it saved time
and money.
I wait with some interest to
see what happens, she said.
Dr Tulloch said he liked the
Fabian socialist approach of
gradual change.
By demonstrating we cooperate with our neighbours and
reduce costs, it will be very much
in our favour, he said.
Councillor Bruce Haynes
said he had long and unfortunate memories of Nedlands
not participating in the
Western Metropolitan Regional
Council.
More recently Mosman
Park has withdrawn from [the
Western Suburbs Regional
Organisation of Councils], Dr
Haynes said.
Mr Goode will report on
progress in time for the next
budget.
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Carbon Neutral:
294-tonnes to go
April 11
2015
IN June 2011 Cottesloes carbon footprint was assessed at 806 tonnes. The
latest inventory shows that cut down to 294 tonnes. Now the Council is considering how to eliminate it all, and achieve carbon neutrality.
Support for smoking

ban on beaches
COTTESLOE Council supports a permanent ban
on all the Towns beaches, in the interests of better
community health and amenity. At present there
is no simple mechanism allowing the Council to
simply ban smoking on beaches.
To implement such action it would be necessary
to amend Cottesloes Property Local Law. This is
due for review and such an
amendment would include
advertising and a call for
public comments and objections.
If endorsed, the amended Local Law would enable a smoking ban for the
2015/2016 summer season.
Cr Sally Pyvis told last
months Council meeting of the health hazards
caused by discarded cigarette butts, passive smoking, and inuence on children.
Despite a general decrease in smoking, more
than 250,000 Western Australians still do so, she said.
Many initiatives over

the past four years have
reduced the Towns CO2
output.
The biggest sector is purchased electricity, and this
has been cut with solar panels at the Civic Centre.
Next comes petrol use,
by the Town work-eet,
and private vehicles; and
actual fuel consumption is
down by 10-tonnes in the
past year.
Other primary emissions

are due to electricity purchased from Western Power for street-lighting, over
which Cottesloe has no
authority; and waste sent to
landll.
Smaller steps
As the carbon footprint
shrinks, opportunities for
stepping on also diminish.
One possibility is buying
carbon offsets.
This means investing in
New public art installations for Town

THIS years public artworks purchased by
Cottesloe at the Sculpture by the Sea exhibition are Lucky Country,
by WAs Norton Flavel;
and Sea Anemone by
New Zealander Rebecca Rose.
Rebeccas bright-red
steel structure attracted swarms of children
during the show, and,
ttingly, Cottesloe will
install it near the
Seaview kindergarten,
corner of Jarrad and
Broome Streets. (Softfall ground cover will
surround Sea Anemone.)
The
spectacular
Lucky Country, which
references the Australian psyche, of the tension between positives
and negatives and what
we choose to see will
be placed at the corner
of Forrest Street and
Curtin Avenue.
Photos Frank Smith
Sydney
Ten Sydney beaches

are now smoke-free; prior
to this an environmental
group collected more than
110,000 butts in 18 months;
and 2,500 in one 30-minute
clean-up.
Cr Pyvis acknowledged
that a smoking ban would
be difcult to enforce and
envisaged a signed education campaign to advise of
the ban and encourage nonsmoking.
An^ac ]-past
THIS years Anzac Day

service, on Saturday
April 25, will be marked
with a triple y-past.
Numbers attending the
annual service have grown
continually, and in this centenary year the Cottesloe
RSL organisers anticipate
even greater attendance,
and will use the Civic
Centre main lawn, where
seating will be arranged.
Everyone is welcome, including children.
Please assemble at the
southern gate, opposite
Loma Street, from 6.45am.
As well as the y-past by
three aircraft, the service
will include ag-raising,
wreath-laying,
prayers,
brief speeches and the Last
Post.
People are encouraged
to lay wreaths, owers or
a rosemary sprig. Light refreshments will follow the
service.
projects that reduce greenhouse gas emissions or

sequester carbon from the
atmosphere. Such savings
could balance the nal,
remaining emissions that
Cottesloe produces.
In noting the completion
of the latest inventory, the
Council has also moved to
develop offset purchasing
guidelines during 2015.
The Carbon Inventory
report is available at the
Town website.
Refurbishment of the
Town Centres Napoleon Street, with
new paving, lights
and street furniture
is nearing completion, and Mayor Jo
Dawkins has thanked
shoppers and the
business community
for their patience
over recent weeks.
Five-Year Plans
update
COTTESLOE
organises the major part of its
spending through a series
of ve-year plans, covering roads, laneways,
drainage, footpaths, parks
and reserves, plant and
equipment.
All have been recently
reviewed, taking into account projected funds from
sale of the depot site. The
revised plans have been
adopted and year one will
form the basis for development of the Towns 20152016 budget.
Full details of the veyear projection are avail-
able at the Town ofces and

online.
In
2015-2016,
projected spending on roads
is $495,000. Other projections: laneway upgrades $80,000; drainage $20,000; footpaths
$150,000; streetscape
$485,625; parks and reserves $828,000; plant
and equipment $828,000;
building refurbishment
$1,719,000.
Grafti cleaning
COTTESLOE offers a free grafti
removal service
to residents and
businesses, when
grafti borders
Council property
and/or is visible
from any public
place. For details,
please call the
Town ofces or
email council@
cottesloe.wa.gov.
au
News in Brief
Town Plan
amendment
AFTER local advertising and consideration of
submissions Cottesloe has
amended the Local Planning Scheme 3 regarding
maximum building and
wall height prescription
in single-storey developments. The change has
been presented to the
WAPC and minister for
nal State approval.
Business Plan
adopted
COUNCILS are required
by the States integrated
planning and reporting
framework to form a
Corporate Business Plan.
Cottesloe began working on this in 2013, after
adoption of its Strategic
Community Plan.
Development
was
slowed as resources were
diverted to investigate potential impact of the States
local government merger
plans. With rejection of this
by the Minister, Cottesloe
has moved swiftly to nalise the Corporate Business
Plan.
No overall objections
were raised, and many of
the high-quality suggestions have resulted in updates to the plan, which
was adopted last month.
Council thanked the many
residents who made submissions.
Whalebone
Classic
ISOLATORS Reef on
July 10-12 (Friday-Saturday) is the place to see
long-boards in action, for
the 18th successive year.
The Council is supporting the event, by waiving
event fees.
Cottesloe also waived
fees for the March 28 Surf
Life-Saving WA and Westpac Helicopter Services
Fundraising Event, deeming it a charity event.
Meetings at
Civic Centre
NEXT Council meeting
Monday April 28, at 7pm.
Development Services
Monday April 20, 6pm.
Works and Corporate
Services Tuesday April 21,
6pm.
Strategic Planning Committee Wednesday May 20,
6pm.
Planning applications:
For June lodge by May
4, 2014.
Institute probes MS link to vitamin D

Researchers at the Telethon
Kids Institute have begun a
study that could provide new
insights into the role of vitamin D in the risk of multiple
sclerosis (MS).
Professor Robyn Lucas
The research has been funded

by a $180,000 project grant from
Multiple Sclerosis Research
Australia.
Study leader Professor Robyn
Lucas said the study could also
help identify the form of vitamin
D that might be of greatest benefit when provided as a supplement to people at high risk of
multiple sclerosis.
Many research studies from
around the world have shown
that people with multiple sclerosis, or at high risk of developing multiple sclerosis, have
lower vitamin D levels than
their healthy peers, Professor
Lucas said.
In reality, we do not measure
vitamin D levels, or the active
part of vitamin D in the blood
we measure an intermediate
chemical because there is more
of it, it is easier to measure,
and the levels fluctuate less
rapidly than the active form
of vitamin D.
In this study, we will use new
assays that have only recently
become available, to measure
many different types of vitamin
D the active form of vitamin D,
other forms of vitamin D, and the
freely circulating vitamin D in
blood samples from people who
have had symptoms suggestive
of multiple sclerosis, and other
people of the same age and sex
who have no signs of MS.
We will see whether there is
more (or less) of any particular
type of vitamin D in one group
than the other. This will tell
Fifth year
for EcoFair
The Regals
got Rhythm
WA performers Caroline
McKenzie, Trudy Dunn,
Sharon Kiely and Sue Bluck
will take a journey through
the ebb and flow of human
relationships in a morning
concert of musical theatre
classics.
The Rhythms of Life
concert at 10.30am on April
19 at the Subiacos Regal
Theatre will raise funds for
the Childrens Leukaemia
and Cancer Research
Foundation.
It will serenade its audience on a trip down memory
lane, with music by Cole
Porter, Irving Berlin, Cy
Coleman, Stephen Sondheim,
George Gershwin, Jerry
Herman and Andrew Lloyd
Webber.
Be prepared for songs like
Youre the Top, I Got Rhythm
and Send in the Clowns.
Book at Ticketek.com.au
or call 1300 795 012.
us which form of vitamin D we

should measure and which is
most strongly linked to risk of
MS.
MS is becoming more common
in childhood, so it is important
for us to understand the risk factors for it as a disease and look
at ways we can lower the risk of
the development of MS.
Professor Lucas said this new
study built on a case control
study completed some time ago
that looked at risk factors for
multiple sclerosis. Analysed
The Mosman Park EcoFair

celebrates its fifth birthday
next month.
Flying the flag for happiness, students at Churchlands Primary School wound up first term with games and fun.
Churchlands buddies help bounce back

How to bounce back from
disappointment and sadness
was the key to a week of fun at
Churchlands Primary School.
Laughter rang out amid team
games, jumping hurdles, crawling through tunnels, learning to
juggle and other circus skills.
The week of Bounce Back
events was part of a program
to build students' self-esteem
and resilience.
The program focuses on

teaching coping skills to help
children and young people
respond positively to the
complexity of their everyday
lives, deputy principal Mark
Jones said.
Children are taught how to
bounce back after experiencing sadness, difficulties, frustrations and hard times.
Year 6 children acted as
buddies for the rest of the
students and helped coordinate

and assist with the activities.
The Bounce Back program
teaches honesty, fairness and
responsibility.
It emphasises being kind,
showing care and compassion
and accepting and respecting
other peoples differences as
well as being friendly and socially responsible, including
others in games, activities and
conversations.
There will be 74 stalls in the heritage grounds of St Lukes Church

in Mosman Park on Saturday, May
2, between 10am and 4pm.
They will feature products and
information about eco-friendly
living, including garden products, grey-water treatment, olive
oil, recycled jewellery, electric
bikes, fair trade products, upcycled and eco-clothing, vegetable
seedlings, recycled artworks and
soy-based soaps.
The musical program inside the
church will include organists, pianists, percussionists and singers.
Buskers will also perform.
The parents of Cottesloe Primary
School students will be serving
cuppas to raise money while organic sausages will raise money
for the community garden.
The fairs fifth birthday cake
will be sculpted out of sand.
For more information ring 0412
553 680 or email ecofairstlukes@
gmail.com.
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over car
A Claremont woman told
police she was assaulted after
asking a near-neighbour not to
block a footpath with her car.
The entries in the Mosman Park junior art awards on display at the Grove
library
Junior art on show at Grove
Archie Maslen has won

the peoples choice award in
the Mosman Park junior art
awards.
Other winners were: Ollie

Acklin, four years and under; Tom
Selman, seven years and under;
Grace Donnelly, 10 years and
under; Indigo Rankin-Cheek, 13
years and under; and Ms Dalys
pre-primary class, Mosman Park
Primary School, group submission.
The entries are on display at the

Grove library until April 11.
Announcing the winners at the
town's community fair, deputy
mayor Ian Flack said what was
particularly striking were the various ways in which the entrants,
aged from three to 13, depicted
motion in response to the theme,
Get Moving.
The winning entries can be
seen on Mosman Parks website
mosmanpark.wa.gov.au.
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Police want to speak to a man

in a white Hyundai who may have
witnessed the violence, which
happened in Bay View Terrace
on Tuesday, March 31.
The Freshwater Parade resident said she knocked on the
door of the Victoria Avenue
resident two weeks ago about
her car, but got nowhere.
It was a classic Sunday
afternoon, there were people
walking with prams, but there
were two 4WDs there, the
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woman said.
She told me where to get
off.
The resident persisted,
and last Tuesday knocked on
the door again to ask about a
pool van blocking the avenue
footpath.
She drove around the
streets looking for me, the
woman said.
She threw me on the road
and chased me down a laneway, then slapped me in the
Grove builder on fraud charges

The managing director of
a Peppermint Grove building company appeared in
court on Wednesday on fraud
charges.
Gianpaolo Gerardo Crugnale,
of Gage Roads Construction,
was charged by a detective
from the Proceeds of Crime
Squad after an investigation
of his building sites.
Police allege Mr Crugnale
charged a client for a portable site office that was not
provided.
It is also alleged Mr Crugnale

charged a client for more hours
than were worked on a site.
The firm is building Azure
Capital chairman John
Poyntons home in Cliff Way,
Claremont; Challis Gold managing director Tim Goyders home
in Swanbourne, and Decmil
founder and director Denis
Criddles home in Dalkeith.
The charges, one count of
fraud, and one of attempted
fraud, were adjourned until
July for a committal mention.
Suspects give police the slip

Two men are being sought
by Cottesloe police after burglaries at homes in Claremont
and Swanbourne last week.
Police said a resident at a
home in Claremonts Parry
Street heard voices in his
garage at 7.45pm on Wednesday,
April 1.
The burglars got into the house
via a sliding door and taken car

keys into the garage.
When the resident
investigated they closed the
door and ran.
A short time later the same
offenders were at a home in
Swanbournes Deakin Street and
took backpacks and iPads.
Dirty deed on
cleaner
Police have charged two
teenagers after a Cottesloe
cleaners car was stolen
from Napoleon Street last
Sunday.
Senior-Sergeant Neil MortonSmith said the cleaner had left
her keys on the counter of the
premises in which she was
working at 10am.
It will be alleged the teenagers took the keys, stole the
car, and crashed it a short
time later in North Perths
Woodville Street.
A police dog found both of
the teenagers.
A West Leederville woman
(19) and a Camillo man (18)
were charged with burglary
and stealing a motor vehicle.
Charges after
swamp chase
A Glendalough man was
charged with drug and stealing offences on Tuesday after
Wembley police chased him
through Herdsman Lake.
It will be alleged the man
jumped out of a Daihatsu
parked near Selby Street North
and ran after seeing police.
Acting Senior Sergeant
Dave Stevenson said it would
be alleged there was a foot
chase through water and reeds
before the man was caught
hiding.
The police helicopter and
dog squad helped with the
search.
The man was taken back to
his car where police will allege
a stolen 80cm TV was found in
the boot, and a bag of cannabis
in the vehicle.
The 29-year-old was charged
with possessing a prohibited
drug and possessing stolen
property.
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about other property police
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The woman said she was on
the phone to police at the time
of the violence.
The policeman said, Run
into a house, but all the gates
were shut, she said.
The woman said she had a
badly bruised wrist from the
assault.
She tried to pull my phone
out of my hands, the woman
said.
The alleged aggressor went
to police and told them she
had been advised not to say
anything.
Police door-knocked the terrace to try to find a woman who
saw the assault while she was
putting out her bins.
The Hyundai driver was
young, with dark hair.
Information to Cottesloe
police on 9286 7700.
Cannabis, methylamphetamine, amphetamine, bongs

and $7500 were found in a Mt
Hawthorn property, Wembley
police allege.
Acting Senior Sergeant Dave
Stevenson said work by the stations local policing team No.1
had led to a search warrant
being executed at the Jugan
Street home.
We will allege there were
also three tasers in the property, Sergeant Stevenson said.
We will also allege there
was 64g of pot and unlawfully
obtained medical prescription
pads.
The woman was charged with
various offences, including possessing drugs with the intent to
sell or supply.
She was released on $10,000
bail pending her first court appearance.
Cottesloe crash But details about this incident were thin.
Car abandoned at beach

Early-morning walkers at
Cottesloe beach on Monday
found an abandoned car.
The Toyota was driven
into the metal fence near
the playground in Marine
Parade, nearly opposite

Beaches cafe.
The number plates were
not with the car.
Police said they had no
details on the incident.
Gun deal sentence reduced

A woman who gave away
five guns stolen from a
Nedlands shop to help pay
a drug debt has had her
jail sentence reduced on
appeal.
Amber Maree McGregor
gave a Marlin repeater rifle,
a Savage bolt-action rifle, a
CZ bolt-action rifle, a Uberti
lever-action rifle, and a Tikka
bolt-action rifle to an associate
after guns, hunting knives and
rifle scopes were stolen from
Target Solutions in Loch Street
in November 2013.
Eight months later police
found a photo on McGregors
phone of her posing with the
weapons.
She was sentenced to 14
months jail in the Perth
Magistrates Court but appealed against the sentence
to the Supreme Court.
Justice John McKechnie
reduced the sentence to eight
months by allowing some
penalties to be served concurrently, but also refused to
suspend the jail time.
Arming drug dealers or
other criminals is so serious
that only a sentence of immediate imprisonment will be sufficient ordinarily to deter others from similar behaviour,
Justice McKechnie said.
Rail mans compo payout cut

A transit officer paid nearly
$252,000 after he was assaulted at Claremont railway
station in 2009 has lost an
additional $75,000 awarded
to him two years ago.
Colin Patrick Baker was
employed by the Public
Transport Authority when he
was assaulted by Allen Albert
Ray Robertson on New Years
Eve, 2009.
Mr Robertson was convicted
of assault in 2010.
Mr Baker received $251,893
in RiskCover payments
and was awarded another
$75,000 under the Workers
Compensation and Injury
Management Act.
Mr Robertson appealed
against the $75,000, and District
Court Judge Simon Stone upheld the appeal, because Mr
Baker had already received
the maximum amount allowed
under the Act.
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Battalion, Argyll and Sutherland
Highlanders.
His father and younger
brother, also George (17), came
out to Western Australia on the
Otranto in mid-1912 and found
work at the busy sawmills in
remembered
Mornington, south of Harvey.
His oldest sister, Lizzie (21),
followed in January 1913, while
Davie (19), his mother Maggie
and younger siblings Rose (15),
By Shannon Lovelady
Violet (13) and Bertie (11) arGallipoli Dead from
rived in Fremantle on Zealandia
Western Australia Project
on November 8, 1913.
Four weeks later, Lizzie married Will ORourke. Its possible
Davie played at her wedding
because there is a formal photo
of him taken in Perth around
that time, posing with his pipes
in full Highland dress.
In 1919, the family would move
to 6 Kimberley Street, West
Leederville, which was home to
the Howiesons, their children
and grandchildren until the
1980s, but when war broke out in
David Howieson was born August 1914, Davie was working
in Tullibody in the central as a farrier at the timber mill
lowlands of Scotland in late at Mornington Mills.
On September 21, Davie (20)
1893.
put
his age up to 21 and enDavie, as he was known, attended nearby Alloa parish listed as a private in the 11th
school in Sauchie and learnt Battalion. A month later he
the bagpipes, which he loved. packed his bagpipes and caught
After school he followed his the train up to Blackboy Hill
father, George, into blacksmith- where he was assigned to the
ing and completed five years as 1st Reinforcements.
Captain Walter Belford of
a farriers apprentice, learning
the 11th Battalion wrote in
to make and fit horseshoes.
As a young lad he joined his memoir, later serialised
the militia and was the bag- in the Western Mail: This 1st
piper for the 7th (Infantry) Reinforcement Company was
the happy possessor of a piper a
good exponent of
his art. Needless to
say, his piping was
not appreciated by
all the members of
his company
Proof that this
was the case was
recorded later by
Philip Shuler in
ANZAC DAY SERVICE
his book Australia
in Arms: Never
RSL Cottesloe Sub-Branch
could I grow
The annual Anzac Day service arranged by the Cottesloe
accustomed to the
distant squeal of
RSL will be held on Saturday 25, April 2015 at the
the bagpipes
Cottesloe Civic Centre, 109 Broome St. Members of the
One threw down
public should assemble at the southern gate (opposite
ones pen and tried
Loma St) at 6.45am, ready to move off at 7.00am to the
to piece together
main lawn where seating will be available for most.
some melody in the
The service includes:
panting pipes.
Parade and Flag Raising
In November,
Wreath Laying
Davie was sent
Gallipoli
Violets words on
the back of the photo of Davie
with his bagpipes.
Courtesy the Howieson family.
with the 1st Reinforcements to
Melbourne on Katoomba. They
spent several weeks training at
Broadmeadows camp before
embarking on December 22 on
Themistocles and sailing for
Egypt.
They marched into Mena
Camp on February 1 where,
along with the 9th, 10th and
12th Battalions that comprised
the 3rd Brigade, they joined the
intensive training under way.
The next four weeks at Mena
were a relentless grind of
trenching, drill and marching
and, as the brigade diary notes
a shortage of farriers, Davies
trade probably filled his days
as well.
At night, the haunting strains
of his bagpipes played across
the desert sands, stirring every
Scottish heart yearning for
home.
On March 1, the 11th Battalion
embarked at Alexandria on
Suffolk for an unknown destination. At sea they broke the
seal on their orders and discovered they would be joining the
Mediterranean Expeditionary
Force gathering at Lemnos.
During the seven weeks Davie
was there he wrote his will, leaving everything to his mother.
At the same time back home,
his brother George (now 19)
had enlisted with his parents
permission and was at Blackboy
Hill training as a private in the
28th Battalion.
Just after midday on April
24, Davie boarded the Suffolk
to head for Gallipoli, where
the 11th Battalion landed from
4.30am on April 25.
The battalion diary meticulously details the plan for the
landing where the men would
be, setting up of the casualty
clearing stations,
Prayers and Readings

Last Post
Fly-past of three aircraft
Members of the public and local community groups are
encouraged to lay wreaths, flowers or a sprig of rosemary
at the service. Free light refreshments will be served
afterwards. All are welcome, including children.
Carl Askew
Chief Executive Officer
PO Box 606 Cottesloe WA 6911
Telephone (08) 9285 5000
Email council@cottesloe.wa.gov.au
Website www.cottesloe.wa.gov.au
Western Mail, July 23, 1915
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but in the chaos of intense
sniper, shrapnel and machine
gun fire, not all went according
to plan.
The diary notes the men were
scattered all along the beach,
mixed up with other units and
it was impossible to regroup.
Davie and the others headed
for high ground as ordered
and under continuous heavy
fire, dodged snipers and dug
trenches that quickly formed
a defensible line.
Fighting continued with the
casualties impossible to calculate. Some of the men were
relieved on April 28; the rest
on April 30, when just 350 assembled on the beach. Davie
was not among them, nor was
he among the 100 more who
straggled in overnight.
Exactly how Davie died is not
recorded, but his family was told
he was hit by a sniper. He was
buried on April 30 at Victoria
Gully, about 800 metres south of
Anzac Cove. He was 21 and had
spent just five days at Gallipoli,
his pipes forever silenced.
His brother, George, arrived
with the 28th Battalion at
Gallipoli on September 10 and
probably visited his brothers
grave in the time he was there.
Within a month he had contracted tonsillitis and gastro-enteritis

so severely he was eventually
returned to Australia and discharged in mid-1916.
He arrived home just before
their mother, Maggie, received
Davies recovered effects, among
which were a wooden box containing his precious bagpipes,
a jar of Vaseline to maintain
them, and his sheet music.
Davies remains were exhumed and finally laid to rest
at Lone Pine.
Maggie chose the simple words
inscribed on his gravestone,
Loved and honoured for duty
done, which have been seen
by two of Davies grand nephews who have visited in recent
times.
Davie was deeply mourned
and his family placed memorial
notices for him into the 1930s.
At least five nephews and grand
nephews have been named in
his memory.
According to the family,
Davies brother George, who
said very little, but felt a lot,
particularly treasured the photo
of Davie with his bagpipes, given
to him by his sister Violet. She
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in POST community
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David Hunt will give an overview of the

methods he uses to forecast market moves
when the Australian Technical Analysts
Association (ATAA) meets on Thursday.
The meeting is at 6pm on April 16 at St
Catherines College, on the corner of Stirling
Highway and Winthrop Avenue, Crawley.
Visitors are welcome. Enquiries: www.ataa.
com.au or call Derek on 0447 744 493.
On the centenary of the Anzac landing

at Gallipoli, Shenton Park vocal ensemble
Voiceworks is producing a multi-media
performance called As You Wave Me
Goodbye.
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pre-war gowns are all being stitched, lines
are being learnt and songs rehearsed, as the
community choir prepares to tell the story
of men and women who were caught up in
the thrill of the great adventure, only to
find themselves embroiled in horrors beyond
their imagination.
Director Maggie Wilde West said that researching the show had been a fascinating
journey through the letters and diaries of
young Australians who were so excited to
leave home and go to fight for England.
To then read of the battles, the pain, the
fear, strength and determination of soldiers
in battle and nurses in makeshift field hospitals had been sobering.
As You Wave Me Goodbye brings together
music ranging from soldier songs such as
Inky Pinky Parlez Vous and classic war
songs such as Keep the Home Fires Burning,
to a specially written anthem, called For a
Weeping World, composed and written by
the choirs conductor Lochlan Brown.
Weaving the songs together are diary
extracts, poems and stories, drawn from
original archival material.
Over the past few months, members of
Voiceworks have been interviewing local
serving men and women who also provided
precious memorabilia.
The whole production is being taped for a
documentary to be aired on national television later this year.
As You Wave Me Goodbye features more
than 30 professional and community singers,
actors and musicians. It will be performed at
Shenton Park Community Centre on Sunday
and Monday, April 26 and 27, at 2.30 and
7.30pm. Tickets are now on sale. To book,
call Bev on 0448 131 153.
Go Barrett-Lennard will discusss Life After

a Life: Living beyond a couple relationship
at the Unitarian Association meeting on
April 19. Many adults have been in close
couple relationships that have ended
when one partner dies, with likely impact
on whole families. Dr Barrett-Lennard will
canvass likely immediate and long-term
consequences. The group meets at 10.30am
at Drabble House behind Nedlands library.
Enquiries: Perthunitarians.org.
Voiceworks singers, from left, Bryan Mather, Noelle Johnston, Rod Stephens and Ros
Mather, with accompanist Gavin Nicklette and composer and musical director
Lochlan Brown at the piano.
Cyclists take to the hills

A record field of more than 2000
keen cyclists are set to take on
the Dams Challenge next Sunday,
April 19.
Some will ride the 235km circuit
that takes in five dams while others
will do the 146km circuit of three
dams.
It starts at 6am from Sir James
Mitchell Park, South Perth, and finishes there between 1 and 4pm.
It will feature a cohort of elite riders, who have taken on ambassador
roles for the challenge, including
Charlie Gargett, who rides with
Unicorn Specialized. He will take
on the longer course.
Bicycling WAs chief executive,
Jeremey Murray, said: Its great to
see that riders of this level are keen

to take on the Dams Challenge.
But the event is not about competition, racing or winning. We have
hundreds and hundreds of cyclists
doing it simply as a personal challenge and who want to take their
riding to the next level.
The five dam course includes
more than 2000m of leg-busting
vertical climbing and passes over
Mundaring Weir, Churchman Brook
Dam, Wungong Dam, Canning Dam
and Serpentine Dam.
The 146km challenge is a far more
achievable ride but still offers some
of the challenging hill climbs and fast
descents. It visits Mundaring Weir,
Canning and Wungong dams.
Unitarian gathering
Writers talk
The Fellowship of Australian Writers
WA welcomes visitors to Mattie Furphy
House to hear Moira McKinnon discuss
her new Kimberley thriller, Cicada, with
fellow author Marlish Glorie. It is on this
Sunday, April 12, at 3pm. Entry of $10
includes afternoon tea. Its on the corner of Kirkwood Road and Clare Copse,
Swanbourne. Enquiries: Lynne on 9384
9497 or email fellowshipaustralianwriterswa@gmail.com.
Cambridge Rotary
At the next meeting of the Rotary Club of
Cambridge, Charles Johnson will ask the
question: Perth. Can we accommodate 3.5
million people? The club meets at 7.30am
on Wednesday, April 15, at the Cambridge
Bowling Club. Enquiries: Max on 0409 087
741 or Mike on 9204 1324.
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Community news
The making
of a legislator
The life of John Nicholson,
a Scottish lawyer who
migrated to WA, will be
explored at the next gathering of the Royal Historical
Society of WA.
Felix Japps sculpture, Juicy and Sweet a Plastic Treat, is made from plastic
lids. Photos: Lynne Mannolini
Leila Bolt used recycled plastic wrapping and plastic tubing to

create her Giant Jellyfish, highlighting the danger of sea turtles
eating plastic they mistake for jellyfish.
Kids fantastic sculptures highlight hidden danger

Sculpture is in the blood
of Cottesloe children who
have grown up alongside the
annual Sculpture by the Sea
exhibition.
It has permeated their
culture, says North Cottesloe
Primary School visual arts
teacher Stephanie Matthews.
The school recently held its
fifth Sculpture by the School
exhibition, led by Ms Matthews,
who also works as an educator
for Sculpture by the Sea and
is able to share expertise and
behind the scenes information
with students.
She says the students are particularly knowledgeable about

types of sculpture, artists and
materials.
There have even been
reports that members of the
public have stopped to listen
to students explaining to their
families different sculptures,
with them serving as amateur
guides, she said.
The school exhibitions theme,
Plastic Fantastic, focuses on
the issues of plastic pollution
in the worlds oceans. Students
created their sculptures from
recycled and reused plastic
materials.
The school recently launched
a plastic recycling program
and many entries had strong
environmental themes.
Year 3 Leila Bolts Giant
Jellyfish is made from recycled
plastic wrapping and plastic
tubing. Her message is about
the problem of sea turtles eating plastic bags, mistaking them
for jellyfish.
My plastic jellyfish looks
beautiful but it is really dangerous to sea creatures, Leila
said.
Felix Japps watermelon
sculpture, Juicy and Sweet a

Plastic Treat, is made from
plastic bottle tops.
The judge of the students
work was Olivia Samec, who has
exhibited at Sculpture by the
Sea for the past two years.
Her work, Sanctuary, was
the first ever fully submerged
sculpture in the exhibition.
Olivia said the young sculptors and their teachers had
created an amazing show on
many levels.
About 30 works by the students
will be exhibited at the Grove
library early next term.
ANZAC DAY
CEREMONY
C l a r e m o n t Wa r M e m o r i a l
Ceremony viewing also available from Claremont Park
SATURDAY 25 APRIL 2015 ~ 7.30am

Followed by breakfast at Claremont Park
Road Closures 6am to 9am:
Stirling Highway from Leura Ave to Stirling Road
Bay View Terrace from St Quentin Ave to Park Lane
Parking available at the Freshwater Bay Primary School, Bay View Tce.
Visit claremont.wa.gov.au for more information
The talk will be presented

by his grandson, Robert
(Bob) Nicholson, who started
law practice in the firm established by his grandfather
and went on to become a
judge.
John Nicholson was born
in Partick, Glasgow, in 1867,
and was educated in public
schools before starting law
at Glasgow University.
When he was halfway
through the course, his
brother went to Brisbane
to establish the office of a
Scottish bank. John followed,
spending five years working
as a clerk for a law firm.
When William moved to
Perth, John returned to
Scotland to finish his law
degree, passing through
Perth on the way.
As soon as he was admitted to practise in Scotland
he applied for admission
in WA. He moved to Perth,
established a law firm and
married soon afterwards.
He was a Perth councillor
from 1901 to 1904 and became
mayor in 1915 and then a
member of the Legislative
Council, playing an active
role in shaping legislation.
The talk will be at 6pm
on Wednesday, April 15, at
Stirling House on the corner of Broadway and Clark
Street, Nedlands.
Community news
Sharing the pain load

A growing body of
evidence points to the
benefits of group therapy
for people with chronic
pain.
Two local counsellors, Sharon Cody and
Linda Visser, say there
is significant demand
for a group focusing on
chronic pain, so they are
starting one.
There is not only a
physical impact from
persistent pain, Sharon
said. Many people will
also endure the negative
emotional and psychological consequences.
Sharon and Linda will

run an eight-week group
counselling program in
Fremantle on living with
chronic pain, starting on
April 21.
We wish to emphasise
the program is not intended
to undermine or interfere
with medical treatment,
Sharon said.
Our aim is to encourage
group members to explore
new ways to think and
act in response to their
pain.
For more information,
call Linda on 0424 239
350 or Sharon on 0404 587
711.
Understanding complexes
On the podium in Sydney are Perth Modern Schools gold medal schoolgirls single scull champion Georgia Wheeler,
centre, with silver medallist Harriet Hudson and the bronze medallist S. Robinson.
Georgia rows to gold in Sydney

Perth Modern School rower
Georgia Wheeler has continued
her stellar rise, winning three
gold medals and a silver at the
Sydney International Rowing
Regatta.
Georgia (17), represented Perth
Modern School in the schoolgirls
single scull, winning gold from a
field of 40 competitors Australia
wide.
She also won gold in both the
under-19 double and quad sculls
and a silver in the under-19 single
scull.
The Year 12 student, who trains

10 times per week, said she was
extremely excited to have done
so well in the competition.
My goal was to be invited to the
national selections to represent
Australia at the Junior World
Championships in Rio Di Janeiro
this year, and I have achieved
that, Georgia said.
Georgia said she was really
excited about being paired with
Bridget Bagenoch from South
Australia for the junior worlds
where she said they had good
medal prospects.
Georgia has been a beneficiary of the Perth Modern School
rowing program, instigated six
years ago to identify students with
potential.
Each year, interested students
are tested for potential by Rowing
Australia in conjunction with the
WA Institute of Sport.
The school has a training partnership with the Swan River
Rowing Club, with its coach
Stephen Mann being instrumental
in developing the rowers.
US psychoanalyst
Kenneth James will explore complexes, archetypes and transcendent
function in a film to be
screened by the C.G. Jung
Society on Friday at QEII
medical centre.
Dr James will review
Jungs writings on these
psychic factors and the
way they contribute to
the wholeness of the individual.
Dr James is a gifted
speaker and has a private
practice in Evanston,
Illinois.
His areas of expertise
include dream work, psychoanalysis, hypnosis as a
therapeutic medium, and
eye movement desensitisation and reprocessing.
The film will be screened
at 7.30pm on Friday, April
17, in the Mary Lockett
lecture theatre in the F.J.

Clark complex at QEII.
Enter QEII via Caladenia
Loop, off the Monash
Avenue/Hampden Road
roundabout, Nedlands.
Entry is $20, $10 for members and $15 concession.
A seven-minute preview
of the lecture can be seen
on YouTube.
For more information,
call Brittain Garrett on
0417 958 658 or email president@jungwa.org.
Anzac invite
Swanbourne Primary
School is inviting the
local community to its
Anzac service on Friday,
April 24.
The service will be at
8am on the school oval
and will be followed by a
breakfast barbecue.
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This original Paul Jones residence takes full advantage of a
creative design to give you everything you need on a compact
block. The house has comfortably held weddings and family
parties for 100 guests, yet ts perfectly when its just you at
home. Its ve minutes to the beach, an easy walk to Marine
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Inspiration in an Idyllic Location
10am, Saturday
2nd MAY 2015
57A HALDANE ST
MOUNT CLAREMONT
With Cottesloe Golf Course and the Christchurch playing

elds a block away, and the green slopes of Mt Claremont
around you, this family home has an idyllic location rarely
found in Perth. Huge open-plan living and entertaining spaces.
Secluded courtyards. Separate living zones.
Its got everything except you.
With you in it, this home will be quite something!
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Home Open Saturdays 11:00 - 11:45am
D E S I R A B L E P R O P E RT Y
4
566sqm
of land
ADAM LENEGAN
0417 286 163
Ofce: 9286 5555
For Sale
Leased
West Perth
19/162 Colin Street
Investment
Fully leased secure investment

Prime location
Recently refurbished
Modern building with excellent parking ratio
Key Investment Highlights

Secure tenant - top 10 publicly listed company on Thai Stock
Exchange
Blue chip tenant - 8.3% net return
Bank Guarantee (6 months)
Fixed 4% annual increases
Lease Summary
Term:
Lease Expiry:
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Total Net Income:
5 years and 6 months

24 March 2019
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5 years
$385,091.20 per annum
Asking Price $4,595,000 (GST Going Concern)
Brian Neo 0411 868 486

bneo@burgessrawson.com.au
Rob Selid 0412 198 294

rselid@burgessrawson.com.au
08 9288 0288 burgessrawson.com.au
*Approx
Offers Invited
Fully Leased
Fremantle
4/177 High Street
Investment
Fishing Boat Harbour
Tce
South
Offers Invited closes 2pm (WST) Wed 22 April 2015

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Improvements 520sqm*
Leased until August 2018 plus option
Current income $97,344 pa
Opposite the Civic Heart of Fremantle
Parr y S
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Rob Selid 0412 198 294

Brodie Keay 0403 552 809

bkeay@burgessrawson.com.au
*Approx
For Sale
High Quality Leased Investment

Blue Chip Location
Nedlands
153 Broadway
The Roger Seller showroom

Designed by MacCormac Architects
Land Area 769sqm*
Improvements 243sqm*
14 on site car bays
Current income $121,550 pa + GST
Fixed 3% annual rent increases
Offers Invited
Brian Neo 0411 868 486

Rob Selid 0412 198 294

*Approx
For Sale
Full Floor
Partitioned Ofces
Subiaco
65/1 Roydhouse Street
453sqm partitioned ofce

11 undercover secure car bays
Vacant possession
Fully partitioned with great natural light
Entire rst oor
Walk to train station and shops
Asking Price $2,850,000 + GST
Rob Selid 0412 198 294

Brian Neo 0411 868 486

*Approx
Gill
Trent
Julie
Keeping it Real
43 VICTORIA ST, MOSMAN PARK
Real Estate
0415 853 926

0432 392 387
0407 008 570
viviansresidential.com
Thank you to everyone for joining our
Easter Egg Hunt
and coming out to Mann Oval, Mosman Park.

It was a great fun-filled day and was enjoyed by all!
Vivians Residential is growing!

Introducing Julie Barker in our Sales Department working the
North Cottesloe, Swanbourne and Mount Claremont areas
Award-winning property consultant Julie Barker joins village community and beautiful beaches on oer
Vivians Residential to take up her career in real estate here.
once more.
Having returned from the executive roles which took
Julie comes from a strong background of her around the globe, Julie is now ready to return for
administrative and executive support, PR and her next challenge, taking great pride in oering her
Investor Relations, bringing a wealth of experience clients a professional and personalised level of service
in negotiation, organisation, marketing and public and communication, ensuring they feel informed and
relations to her real estate career.
condent every step of the way.
Having successfully entered the property sales
industry several years ago specialising in Swanbourne,
North Cottesloe and Mount Claremont, Julie is now
thrilled to return to the market, and turn her attention
back to something which has always been a great
passion for her.
With a Diploma in Property (Real Estate) and a passion
for property, Julie has a vivacious and enthusiastic
attitude coupled with a personable relatability
which enables her to deal eciently and eectively
with people from all walks of life, and overcome any
challenges she meets.
Julie has lived in Perths Western Suburbs for over
30 years, and particularly loves the friendly, vibrant
Julie Barker 0417 425 433
We would
also love to
oicially
welcome
Stephannie
& Kim
View all our listings on REIWA.com.au
Stephannie Hogben
as Receptionist
Kim Zimmer as
Personal Assistant
to Gill & Trent
Gill
Trent
Julie
Keeping it Real
43 VICTORIA ST, MOSMAN PARK
Real Estate
HOMES FOR SALE
CLAREMONT
MOSMAN PARK
171/2 Murray Avenue
From $395,000
45a College Road

OFFERS
All oers in by 11th May 2015
GREAT LOCATION
DREAM FAMILY HOME SITE

OR DOWNSIZERS DELIGHT
Sixth oor apartment. Terracotta

tiles, beautiful American Oak
kitchen, master bedroom has builtin wardrobes in the same American
Oak all built to last a lifetime.
Great spaces with the kitchen,
dining & lounge combined areas,
two bedrooms, separate bathroom.
Nestled on a quiet tree-lined

cul-de-sac in one of Perths most
sought after suburbs, this vacant
401sqm rear survey-strata block
oers a fantastic opportunity to
build the feature-packed family
home youve always dreamed of.
Open
By Appointment
Open Saturday
11.00am - 11.45am
COOGEE
MOSMAN PARK
62 Breaksea Drive
From $950,000
OFFERS
All oers in by 11th May 2015
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS
LOCK AND LEAVE

Beautiful 3 bedroom 2 bathroom
plus powder room double-storey
house.
Double-lock-up garage with
even more storage and drying
area, ducted air conditioning
throughout, wine cellar under
stairs.
Close to Coogee Beach and cafes.
Open Saturday
1.30pm - 2.15pm
0415 853 926

0432 392 387
0407 008 570
This unique property oers a

wealth of exciting options for the
savvy buyer, developer, business
manager or investor. R50 zoned
block, build your dream family
residence or even strata the
building for a fantastic investment
opportunity the options here are
endless!
Open
By Appointment
HOMES FOR RENTAL

MOSMAN PARK
COTTESLOE
15 Lochee Street
$875 per week
3/30 Jarrad Street

$645 per week
LARGE FAMILY HOME
CENTRE OF EVERYTHING
3 bedroom 2 bathroom
modern apartment.
Air conditioned,
enclosed balcony.
Garage, great location.
3 bedroom 2 bathroom family

home, separate lounge.
Air conditioned, front and back
courtyards.
Ample parking.
Open
By Appointment
Open
By Appointment
Open
By Appointment
MOSMAN PARK
MOSMAN PARK
2/111 Monument St
$650 per week
3a Dover Court
$550 per week
GORGEOUS VILLA
SPACIOUS VILLA
Renovated 3 bedroom
1 bathroom villa.
Air conditioned.
3 parks.
Cute rear courtyard.
Built-in robes.
Great location.
3 bedroom 1 bathroom villa,

courtyard.
Parking for 2 cars.
New ooring, curtains and paint.
Built-in robes.
Air conditioning.
View all our listings on REIWA.com.au
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Linda Sullivan
m. 0438 007 155
m. 0439 926 688
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Community news
Sounds of music
in Mayo garden
Picnickers will
try new games
Traditional games from
many cultures will be played
in Kings Park on Sunday at a
picnic organised by the Tibet
Action Group of WA.
It was Earth Hour at

Swanbournes Mayo community
garden on a recent Saturday, afternoon and evening.
Nedlands and Cottesloe councils
provided paella and pizza to fuel
the bodies of the crowd who turned
out, while St Thomas primary
school choir fuelled their souls
with song.
Other entertainers included
singers, storytellers and poet Peter
Bibby.
Children learnt about planting,
making mosaics and loved the seedling treasure hunt.
People from the local community
are welcome to join the continued
development of the Mayo Community
Garden in Wood Street. A busy bee
is held on the third Sunday of each
month.
For more information, email mayocommunitygarden@gmail.com.
Children from St Thomas Primary School sang for the crowd at Mayo Community Garden last weekend.
The group is reaching out

to all cultures and welcomes
everyone at the autumn picnic
on Sunday, April 12.
Look for the Tibetan flag near
Zamia Cafe at Synergy Park
between 11am and 3pm.
Picnickers are asked to take
a plate of food to share and, if
they wish, a game from their
culture to introduce to others.
It is designed to be a relaxing
afternoon with plentiful delicious food, including Tibetan
specialities.
For more information, ring
Sian on 0458 799 273 or go to
www.tagwa.org.au.
The island of Feel the spiritual need? Retiring with good health
the pines
discussion.
It will address the underlying
need for a spiritual dimension
in peoples lives.
The venue is All Saints Floreat
Uniting Church, 50 Berkeley
Crescent, Floreat, on the corner of Kirkdale Street, on four
Tuesdays in April and May. The
dates are April 21 and 28 and
May 5 and 12.
The time of 5.45 to 6.45pm
is designed to slot in before
dinner.
For more information, call
Marie on 9385 8537 or Karen on
0421 314 008.
Many people think they have to

keep quiet about their religious
doubts and questions.
However, recent scholarship
has emerged that shines a new
light on the Jesus model for
peace in the world.
The Reverend Dr John
Shepherd, former dean of St
Georges Cathedral, will give
four short talks in Floreat, followed by discussion, as part
of a WA Progressive Network
program.
Looking at Christian faith in
a different way is proving to be
both interesting and necessary
and this series will allow for
Norfolk Island, for many years

the home of Australian writer
Colleen McCullough, will be the
focus at the next gathering of the
University of the Third Age in
Peppermint Grove.
Gabor Bedo will present a talk
on the island, also the home of the
famous Norfolk Island pine, at the
Grove library at 1pm on Monday,
April 13.
After a coffee break, Josephine
Caputo and Antonella Segra will give
a talk about Connect Group. Visitors
are welcome to head along. For more
information, call 9383 2037.
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Kidney health will be the focus of the next meeting

of the Perth branch of the Association of Independent
Retirees.
The speaker will be Shelly Harwood from the Continence

Foundation of Australia, who will be raising awareness
of kidney health, continence and falls.
All interested seniors are invited to the talk at 10am
on Friday, April 17, at the Cambridge Bowling Club in
Howtree Place, off Chandler Avenue West, Floreat.
There will also be a short general and business meeting,
with Andrew Foster from Morgan Stanley giving a brief
report on financial matters.
Morning tea will be provided.
For more information, call Margaret on 0487 290 097 or
Val on 9382 3495.
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Community news
Cambridge
Congratulations to
Cambridge Bowling
Clubs mens mid-week
division 1 white team,
who successfully won
the flag and will be
promoted to premier
division.
The mens Saturday
premier division lost its
preliminary final match
but remains in the premier divisions.
Saturday morning
RAC games were
won by Jock Wenden,
Ian Cooke and Don
Quin, with Tony Letch,
Frank Oliver and Bob
Gauntlett taking out
second place.
The Easter Monday
three-bowl pairs competition was won by Joan
Sadleir and Warren
Smith, with Norma
Samuel and Jay Medhat
the runners-up.
The players and other
members then enjoyed
a very nice tea arranged
by MaryAnn Hart.
Claremont
There was a good
turn-up for Thursday
bowls at Claremont
Bowling Club last
week.
The winners were
the team of Norm
Underwood, Kate
Hiatt, Hazel Warr
and Peter Channer,
with runners-up
Barry Caporn, Derrick
Dimbleby, Ken Hicks
and Rick Kendall.
The winners of
Saturdays mixed
bowling
bowls were Dave
Leeson and Ireton
Parker from Ken
Hicks, Dot Leeson and
Derrick Dimbleby.
Dot Leeson won
Sundays scroungers
from Dave Leeson.
All members are
invited to the end-ofseason trophy night
on May 8.
Mayela had her last
shift on Sunday and
the club wishes her the
best in the future.
Dalkeith
Nedlands
The new time of 1pm
for Tuesdays mixed
bowls brought a fine
result for the teams of
Peter Brown, Esther
Scott and David Hunt
last week.
They finished with
+12, followed by Celia
Bakker, Joan Robins
(pleased to see you
back, Joan) and Brian
Jackson with +10.
Thursdays social
play saw 26 bowlers
playing triples and
one eight.
The mighty McGlew,
leading a team of Tony
Quinlan and Peter
Prout, produced a
resounding win of +22.
Second, with an honest
result, was the team
of Ross McKenzie,
Ron Day and Don
Hicks +2.
In third place were
John Pole, Ric Mapley
and Peter Moulton
good to see you getting

back into it, Peter.
There was just a
fair gathering for
Easter Saturday and
the Easter eggs must
have done something
for the team of Ross
Donald, Ron Day,
Monksy and Bill
Ridge. They showed a
clean set of heels with
+24, and the Ironside
was on the end of that
defeat!
The runners-up
were Alan Pitman,
Ivor Davies and Don
Hicks +7.
Maureen Davison
had her very successful ladies Captains
Day last Friday,
with life members
Marion Wood, Anne
Carrington-Jones,
Cathy Minchin and
Helen Sanford turning out.
Twenty-two members attended, starting
the day with a short
game before heading
in to lunch.
Two teams finished
with equal winning
margins so a draw
was held, with Wendy
OMeehan, Rosemary
Barr and Valerie
Hulbert declared
winners.
It was lovely to have
Val back on the green
after a short absence
due to ill health.
Welcome back, Val.
The scroungers trophy was presented to
Heather Hince while
the Olga Mirmikidis
award went to Carol

Anderson, Wendy
OMeehan, Glenys
Moulton and Marg
Campbell.
With perfect weather, a well-presented
green, good company
and a delicious and
varied assortment of
food provided by the
club members, it was
an extremely enjoyable day.
Hollywood
Subiaco
After a shock loss
in round three, the
Wandoo team of Aiden
Cunningham, Adam
Jongeling, Dan Mort
and Justin Karcinikis
regrouped to win the
Hollywood Naked
Feet bowls competition played over six
weeks.
They had a comfortable win in their
final game against the
Defects to sit on top of
the table with 26pts.
The Defects Peter
Diginolamy, Brad
Leite, Leagh Buckman
and To Tam Vo were
good enough to share
overall second place
with the Lizards Liz
Johnstone, Bill Gerlach,
Craig Crampton and
Brett Saunders.
Many thanks go to
Tony Byrne and Ray
Fells for organising
the competition and to
Pedro for supplying the
starving masses.
A cool balmy night
and a very slick green
greeted the finalists in
the 2015 club fours.
Rob Blythe, Rob
Appleton, John
Horsfall and Alan
Brindley (the Brindley
Bombers) went into
the game as favourites
over Grandad, Michael
Byrne, David Byrne
and Tony Byrne (the
Byrne Breakers).
The Breakers did
not even get on the
scoreboard for four
ends and then had
the score tied within
two ends.
The Bombers skipper kept creating problems for the Breakers
by reducing their score
or claiming the shot.
With two ends to
play the Breakers
needed four shots
to win, but again the
Bombers skip reduced
their scoring to two
singles.
Rob Blythe, Rob
Appleton, John
Horsfall and Alan
Brindley were finally
crowned club fours
champions.
Ptanque
On Easter Saturday
at Subiaco Ptanque
Club, the winner of the
ongoing Presidents
Trophy was George
Wright.
In second place,
with equal points,
were Steven Hellwig,
Lida Valkova and
Pennie Blackburn,
followed by Patricia
Leiskalns and Guy
Soubeyran.
Welcome back to
Anne and Bob from
their exhilarating
four-week journey
trip.
Welcome Home
Triangular banksia pollen is identifiable in fossil

pollen deposits.
Fossil pollens solve mysteries

Fossilised pollen and the story it can help
to tell will be the focus of a talk by palynologist
Lynne Milne on Tuesday.
Dr Milne, who specialises in pollen morphology,
started her studies looking at fossil pollen about
45million years old.
She is passionate about palynology and the fascinating world of microscopic pollen and spores,
and enjoys relating how they have helped solve
crimes and other mysteries.
In her talk for the Wildflower Society of WA she
will explain how fossil pollen reveals the millions
of years story of WAs fantastic flora.
Pollen, the male reproductive part of a flowering
plant, needs to move from one plant to another
and has a special protective coating to keep it
alive on this long journey.
Much of the pollen never reaches another plant
and can be found wherever it falls. Over time, some
pollen is fossilised, with pollen fossils known from
over 100 million years ago.
Dr Milne, an adjunct research fellow in the department of applied geology at Curtin University,
will present her story after a quick annual general meeting of the society at 8pm on Tuesday,
April 14.
It is at the Subiaco Community Centre in Bagot
Road, across the road from Crossways shopping
centre, and the doors open at 7.30pm. Entry is
$2 and you do not need to be a member of the
society to attend.
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POST April 11, 2015
Man of many
voices
SARAH McNEILL
On the phone from California, comedian Pablo

Francisco narrates his story in a disconcerting third
person, and with the same single-breath, lightning
speed he delivers his caricature-driven comedy.
So, you go to a coupla talent quests, people think
youre kinda funny. The kids at school keep askin
you to do things. You do a few clubs, give up college
and discover the internet.
And that, folks, is how you become an
international comedy star.
He neatly avoids personal questions by slipping
into one of the many character voices that have
made him a YouTube sensation: the Movie Preview
Guy, Little Tortilla Boy, Sylvester Stallone, Arnold
Schwarzenegger and Scarfaces Tony Montana.
But yes, his parents minded him giving up an
education for stand-up comedy: Its scary for them
when you come home drunk one night and say, Hey,
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Pablo had planned to be a filmmaker, studying it at
college with Jamie Foxx.
Jamie left because he couldnt afford the tuition,
and a few minutes later hes on TV making a killing
as an actor, Pablo said.
So Pablo decided he could do the same.
It was Fred Burns, the legendary comedian and
manager of the San Diego Comedy Store, where
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voices
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Pablo had been doing his

try-outs, who convinced
Pablo that he had talent.
Fred took 21-year-old
Pablo to Los Angeles and
set him up with all the
right contacts.
Pablos love of films
and pop-culture and his
A man of many voices:

Pablo Francisco.
extraordinary ability to
mimic people inspired
his highly physical spoof
comedy about our popculture-obsessed world. It
made him an instant hit,
and his online comedy has
had over 40million views.
Some voices take five
seconds and some take
five hours to perfect,
Pablo admitted of his
impressions.
He knows when he
comes to Australia that
people are going to
want to see the familiar
characters for which
hes now famous, but
Pablo said: What I
dont do is tell it exactly
like it was before. I
dont go into automatic
pilot. Yes, Ill do Arnie
[Schwarzenegger], but it
might be Arnie as a baby,
and he launches into
another voice ...
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Monday, July 27,
Fans can join the stars
celebrating Australias
vibrant live performance
industry at the award
ceremony that recognises
excellence in musical
theatre, contemporary
music, comedy, opera,
classical music, theatre,
dance and cabaret.
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Sunday Sounds
Northbridge Piazza
Sundays from 1 to 3pm
April 12 to June 28,
Features an
eclectic mix
of up-andcoming artists
and seasoned
musicians,
including Local Heroes,

Andrew Winton, Travis
Caudle and Rachel
Gorman.
The Ellington Jazz

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Beaufort
Street, Perth
Spyglass
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Sunday,
April 26,
6pm
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2016.
Promoter Michael
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arts
The importance of telling stories
Miriam Margoyles is a charming storyteller.
The Importance of
Being Miriam
indulgent arrangements of
beautiful poetry.
There are two great pieces of live theatre for children, also centred around
simple storytelling.
In his new show,
Moominpappa at Sea
for Spare Parts Puppet
Theatre Michael Barlow
has adapted Finnish author
Tove Janssons book into
a simple, straightforward
piece of storytelling,
manipulating the Moomin
puppets in the much same
way children would play
with their toys.
For those who grew
up with Moomins, the
puppets, designed and
constructed by Leon
Hendroff, are exact
replicas of Toves own
illustrations.
According to Michael,
the Jansson Estate was
more worried about
minutely accurate details
of the puppets than with
the story adaptation.
Lee Buddles music adds
Right now, theatre is all

about the age-old art of
storytelling.
Miriam Margoyles
claims to have boasted to
the Queen that she was
the best storyteller in the
world which apparently
the Queen responded to
with a rolling of the eyes.

But it is clear that
this English-born new
Australian loves stories,
especially if they are
about herself. She admits
the title of her show,
The Importance of
Being Miriam, is a little
egocentric, but then her
stories, anecdotes and
readings are all that;
eccentric, charming,
cheeky, funny and a little
indulgent.
She is a masterful
storyteller and, with her
malleable face, morphs
with amazing skill into dual
characters Mr Bumble
and Mrs Corney, Gertrude
Stein and Alice Toklas,
Juliet and her nurse.
Pianist John Martin segues with even more self-
My daughter
and her husband
were childhood
sweethearts
and have been
married seven
years. They have a sixyear-old child. They own
their home, are financially
secure, and everything
looked good.
A couple of days ago, my
husband and I received an
email from our daughter
telling us she has been in
an affair for three years
with a friend of her husband.
He found out a couple
of months ago and they
have been living together
in silence.
There were the requisite
tears from her and the proverbial deer-in-the-headlights look. She admitted
she has lied to everyone
for years. After hugs and
tears, she said she couldnt
end it. She does not know
if she loves him, but he is
kind and exciting. OMG!
Her husband came
around to talk to us. Hes
been in hell and is glad its
in the open. He does not
know what he wants to do.
He told her they could try
to work it out, but she has
to stop seeing this guy. She

wont. She says she needs
her husbands financial
support and her lovers
excitement.
We support our son-in- Wayne & Tamara
law entirely. We are trying
to support her, but it is dif- tionship. A parent is being
ficult when she wont make forced to choose between
a move to end this mess.
whats right and the bond
She has ruined so many
to her child. A child is
lives and does not see it.
growing up in confusion.
I am so scared for my
You cant stop your
granddaughter. She is
daughter from doing what
smart enough to know
she is doing. Neither can
things are wrong, even
her husband. She has a
though there is no fighting. legal right to decide what
The tension is so thick you she will do. No one has the
can cut it with a knife.
power to stop her.
It is as though my daughThat said, the same
ter is more upset that she
is true of you and her
was caught.
husband. She cant stop
How can I help her, or
what he, or you, decide to
do I?
do. So you both need to
understand where you are
Cynthia
powerless and what that
applies to, and where you
Cynthia, for
are powerful and what that
three years your
applies to.
daughter looked
Once your son-in-law
at life through a
realises
a woman who
camera focused
loved him would never
on its nearest
do this, he will realise the
object, herself. Everything
else was out of focus. Now power of divorce. Your
daughter wants to have
everything else has come
her cake and eat it too, but
into view.
your son-in-law does not
Its not a pretty sight. A
man has suffered the worst have to provide the cake.
Hard as it is to support
assault a man can in a rela-
State Theatre Centre

Closes April 11
The Witches
Barking Gecko Theatre
Company
Subiaco Arts Centre
Closes April 12
Moominpappa
at Sea
Spare Parts Puppet Theatre
Closes April 18
REVIEWS: SARAH McNEILL
a theatrical layer of drama

to the tale of the Moomin
family trying to come to
terms with a remote and
inhospitable island, but
otherwise it is delightful in
its utter simplicity.
At Barking Gecko
Theatre Company, Roald
Dahls book, The Witches,
has been adapted into a
one-man show.
With easy charm,
good humour and huge
energy, Scott Sheridan
takes on about nine roles,
contorting effortlessly
from little boy to Grand
High Witch to a couple of
mice.
Props are simple and
theres one special effect
that transfixes the kids, but
otherwise it relies on the
skill of the actor.
It is such a pleasure,
for adults and for kids, to
get away from high tech
to something as intimate,
simple and charming as
stories on the subject of
families and acceptance.
Michael Barlow plays with childlike simplicity.
direct
answers
him over your biological child, he is the one

in the right.
Your son-in-law
needs to consult with
a lawyer, and he needs
to be frank about his
reasons for divorce.
He is safe while your
daughter thinks he wont
do anything, but once she
has an inkling he will act,
she may retaliate.
Now that it is in the
open, your daughter may
feel free to bring her lover
or other men into the
home and expose your
granddaughter to their
influence.
Protect your
granddaughter as much as
you can. Provide her with
a calming presence that
never varies in its love.
You dont understand
your daughters
motivation. She may think
she should have dated more
before marriage. She may
think she felt pressured to
marry him. She may think
she didnt know her own
mind. You can support her
only to the extent she is
willing to bring her whole
life into focus.
Wayne & Tamara
Danger man
SARAH McNEILL
Englishman Jonathan
Jonathan Goodwin was severely burnt the last time he

attempted this escape. Will he succeed in Perth?
Goodwin is the worlds

most fearless stuntman,
escape artist, knife thrower, free climber, marksman, free diver, strength
performer, daredevil, danger man and showman.
Unlike most kids who
want to be a famous stuntman, and end up in safe,
secure jobs, Jonathan was
determined to be like his
hero, Houdini.
Unlike most parents
who try to protect their
children from doing stupid and dangerous stunts,
Jonathans policeman
father aided and abetted
him.
He started training at
the age of eight, holding
his breath in the bath with
his dad timing him. Then
he would get his dad to tie
him up to see if he could
escape.
Jonathans first act as
a teenager was to get his
dad to tie him up in a bed
sheet and put a hot iron
on his chest. He needed
to escape before the iron
burnt through the sheet.
He failed and got badly
burnt. His dad called him
a bloody idiot and went
back to watching television.
When he was 16, his

dad, after years of being
nagged, bought him a
crossbow, and lessons in
how to fire it.
If I have a redeeming
quality, said Jonathan,
who regularly puts himself in the most extreme
situations and has dodged
death on several occasions, it is that Im bullheaded and I never give
up on an idea.
His long list of seriously
dangerous stunts has seen
him escape from handcuffs while hanging by
his toes from a helicopter,
do a free solo climb up
the side of a 122m skyscraper, hang from the top
of a skyscraper with two
fingers, hang underneath
a cable car going up a
mountain, climb out of
and under a speeding car,
re-create the crossbow
and apple shot and be
buried alive, burnt, bitten by sharks and rattlesnakes.
The one escape stunt he
said he wouldnt do again
was one he did for US
television when he covered himself with 200,000
bees. He was stung so
badly he went into toxic
shock.
He that that though he
trained and practised very
hard every day to minimise the risks, they were

real.
If youre an escape
artist who escapes easily
every single time, for the
audience it would be like
being a football fan whose
team was going to win
every single week.
What drives me is
doing something no one
has ever seen before. But
failure is just as valid as
success. And if I fail, it
just makes me want to try
harder.
Im bull-
headed and
I never
give up on
an idea
Jonathan, who now

lives in Las Vegas but has
never done a show there,
is the only non-magician
to join The Illusionist
team for their new show
opening in Perth this
weekend.
He plans to perform
an escape hes done once
before and which resulted
in severe second-degree
burns.
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Its taken a long time

to pluck up the courage
to do this one again,
Jonathan admitted.
He said he had never
really liked the Houdinistyle strait jacket as an
escape stunt because audiences had seen others do
it. But for his Perth performance, Jonathan will
be strapped into a strait
jacket and doused in fuel.
He will then hang upside
down by a rope that is set
alight. He must escape
before the fire reaches
him and the fuel.
Fire is incredibly dangerous, Jonathan said
unnecessarily. It can go
from OK to incredibly not
OK in a split second.
He also has a new
crossbow stunt, but will
not discuss it because hes
not yet sure it will work.
Along with daredevil Jonathan, the new
Illusionists features
magician Luis De Matos,
illusionist James Moore,
sleight of hand artist
Hyun Joon Kim, hypnotist Michael Anthony,
clairvoyants Tommy Ten
and Amelie van Tass and
magician Sam Powers.
The Illusionists 2.0 will
perform at Crown Theatre
from April 11 to 19. Book
through Ticketek.
Earth, war and sky

SARAH McNEILL
British artist Lev

Vykopal said nothing had
prepared him for the sight
of Gallipoli when he first
landed there.
In the Australian
psyche, Gallipoli has taken
on epic proportions, but
when you step on shore,
you can see most of the
battleground, and see just
how far they got, he said.
You can walk the entire
battleground in one day.
One hundred years
after the historic battle on
Gallipolis shores, Levs
collection of paintings and
sculptures for Fremantle
Arts Centres Gallipoli
exhibition is a reflection
on its contrasting history
as a site of horror, a place
of great beauty and, for
Australians, a place of
legends.
The word Gallipoli is
derived from the Greek
kalli-pollis meaning
beautiful city.
The World War I
battle is the top layer of
history of more than 3000
years of conflicts from
the Ancient Greeks to the
Persians, Ottomans and
Crusaders, Lev said. Now
living in Fremantle, Lev,
whose Czech surname

coincidentally means to
dig, said he wanted to try
to understand the enigma
of why the failed Gallipoli
campaign had become so
important to Australians,
noting that more Australian
soldiers died in one day on
the battlefield of Fromelles
in France than died in the
first four months of the
Gallipoli campaign. Yet
Australians have hung
From Lev Vykopals
their hat on this battle.
collection of portraits.
Gallipoli to me is about
contrasts and balances;
The faces of the
Hector and Achilles, the
Australians came from
Australian and the Turk,
meeting the descendants of
ancient and modern, blue
the 11th battalion, for the
water and hard, brown
re-creation of the famous
land, he said.
Cheops pyramid photoHis drawings, paintings
graph.
and plein-air observations
In the exhibition, nine
incorporate natural pigAnzac portraits face off
ments and dirt from the
against nine Turks.
landscape.
Fremantle Art Centres
His series of portraits
came from meeting local
Turks.
Lev said: It was
Ramadhan while I was
there, so the local farmers from the village of
Kocadere, close to the
original battleground,
were all sitting at home.
They have the same worn
and weathered faces as the
landscape.
Australian Frontline, The Nek (acrylic and soil); Lev Vykopal.
centenary exhibition brings

together three collections:
Levs earthy Gallipoli:
The Beautiful City; Levs
cold cast topographical bronzes and Paul
Uhlmanns sky portraits in
Gallipoli: Earth and Sky;
and Breaking Cover, the
work of 17 artists who
were either commissioned
war artists or who turned
to art after leaving military
service.
They are on show at the
Fremantle Arts Centre
from April 11 to May 24.

Lev and Paul will be in
the main gallery at 2pm on
April 11 for a free tour and

talk on their experiences
and work.
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Dealing with egg-cess
floral
apron
KATE NELSON
There is something
hollow about our annual
Easter chocolate bonanza.
The short-term thrill
quickly fades in the face
of the mediocre reality
beneath the sparkly wrappings.
Its a far cry from the
beginning of the 19th
century, when the first
commercial Easter eggs
were made with layers of
fine couverture chocolate,
painstakingly handpainted on to porcelain
moulds.
That rare and expensive
treat has now morphed
so far the other way that
after the Easter bunny had
visited my neighbourhood
last week I was astounded
at the number of chocolate
eggs that had made their
way into my home.
What should be a symbolic gesture of change and
rebirth is now a huge pile
sitting in the usually wholesome family fruit bowl.
A touch of guile is
whats required to get
cracking and transform
our surplus Easter eggs
into a delicious family

treat.
These brownies are
unashamedly rich and
luxurious, boasting a full
cup of cocoa. Increase the
chocolate factor by making
sure you use pure baking
cocoa and not one that has
been sweetened or bulked
out. Dutch cocoa is best.
Overcooking is the nemesis of any brownie recipe.
Watch the mixture closely
as it nears its cooking
time. You are aiming for a
thin, shiny crust that belies
a moist, fudgy interior.
I like the fact that these
brownies can be rustled up
easily with pantry staples
and can take on a different
personalities depending on
what you have on hand.
You can substitute macadamia or peanuts for the
pecans, and chopped bits
of your favourite chocolate bar will be fine once
Easter egg supplies have
waned.
Shards of Easter egg
can add visual interest
and texture to the finished
product. The added bonus
is that it is immensely
satisfying to crush and
smash the lacklustre
chocolate shells, safe in
the knowledge that they
will be reinvented as
something much better.
Cyclone Olwyn hitting the

Gascoyne coast, WA Food
Ambassador Don Hancey
and executive chef Peter
Manifis started planning a
fundraiser to help the devastated growers.
They wanted to show
support for a region
that supplies most of the
vegetables Perth chefs use

during the autumn and
early winter.
Chefs for the Gascoyne
will be from 4 to 7pm on
Sunday, April 19, at the
Perth Cultural Centres
Urban Orchard.
Hosted by media personalities Verity James,
Russell Woolf, Sabrina
Wine month
of the
Post-Easter brownies
Simple and satisfying, this is a great way to use
up surplus Easter eggs and busy the kids over the
holidays.
Ingredients:
200g butter
1 cup caster sugar
cup brown sugar
3 eggs
2 tsp vanilla extract
1 cup cocoa
1 cup self-raising flour
100g pecans
100g broken Easter eggs
Pre-heat oven to 160C and line a rectangular baking dish

with baking paper.
In a small saucepan, melt the butter and both sugars
together to a smooth mixture, allow to cool and then add
eggs and vanilla.
In a mixing bowl, combine flour and cocoa powder.
Instead of sifting, use a balloon whisk to eliminate any
lumps and aerate the dry ingredients.
Pour the wet ingredients into the dry and mix well. Pour the
batter into the prepared pan and then sprinkle with pecans
and crushed eggs.
Bake for 45 minutes or until firm to the touch and coming
away from the sides of the pan. Beware of overcooking.
Dust lightly with extra cocoa before serving.
life by the
drop
Succulent pinot
Pinot noir in Australia
is now a pleasure to
drink and we recommend
detractors open their minds
and have another dip at
todays varietal wines and
see what theyve been
missing out on.
With a little imagination and a lot of excess Easter eggs,
the classic Brownie can take on a new personality.
Cooking up for storms victims

Within 24 hours of
goodtaste
Hahn and Josh Byrne,

and using sponsored produce from around WA, 25
of Perths top chefs will
man stations around the
orchard, offering a selection of gourmet canaps for
500 people.
Wines and mocktails,
sponsored by local wineries and beverage suppliers,
will also be served.
Tickets ($150) include all
food, drinks and entertainment. All money raised at
this event will go directly
to affected growers.
Alex Maslen, CEO of the

Gascoyne Food Council,
said the cyclone had
wreaked havoc on crops
across Carnarvon, destroying all banana crops, newly
planted vegetables, uprooting avocado and mango
trees and causing massive
infrastructure damage to
the towns.
Tickets for Chefs for the
Gascoyne can be booked
through the Gascoyne
Food Council or Perth
Cultural Centre Facebook
pages.
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Carnarvons banana crops have all been destroyed by

Cyclone Olwyn.
Ten years ago, our

panel didnt enjoy
round-the-table tastings
of Aussie pinot noir.
The wines were all over
the place. Many had
stewed-fruit characters,
some were thin and
weedy, others were simply unbalanced, and all
of them pricey.
For good reason,
consumers opted for
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and unfortunately they
still do. In many cases
pinot was grown in the
wrong region it likes
a bitterly-cold climate.
Inappropriate clones
were planted, vines
were immature and winemakers inexperienced.
It seems that most of this
has been sorted and we
are now seeing some
wonderful pinot wines
at our table while prices
have remained reasonably stable.
Its an absolute gem of a
wine to serve with game
dishes. Try with quail,
guinea fowl, duck, turkey and rabbit. It also
marries well with tuna
and salmon, especially
when they are chargrilled.
Singlefile 2014 Denmark
Pinot Noir
Grapes are grown
near the southern coast
of WA to make this
plump style of pinot
with red berry, cherry
and a smidge of spice.

Generous flavours and
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the next four years.
Good value.
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Were smitten with
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the 2013 vintage
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and this wine
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Score 18.5. $36
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A deep colour with
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and a wine to match.
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Riding a wave of success

SARAH McNEILL
Robyn Boothey was tired of photographing real estate.

She wanted to do something creative but
didnt want to follow the trend of making
photographic canvases and wall pictures.
So she decided to try her hand at printing
on fabric.
I knew nothing about fabrics or fashion,
but I wanted to create something really
personal, she said.
Robyn sourced a printer in China who
was already familiar with the Australian
design market, having worked for Carla
Zampatti, Ken Done and Cue designs, and
Standing on North Cottesloe beach wearing a scarf featuring

the North Cott waves.
Scents of the sea

Pearls could be the new fragrance scent-sation, Pierre
could translate her digital photographs of

the Indian Ocean on to silk.
From there Seahorse Silks was born.
The collection of silk scarves, kaftans, and
silk and silk-cotton blend singlets and tops
feature Robyns photos taken at Cottesloe
beach, Matilda Bay, Rottnest Island and
Margaret River.
The ocean has all the texture, colour
and movement that works on flowing silk,
Robyn said. Stick with Mother Nature
she gets it right every time!
Its all about evoking a feeling, and I
chose silk for the same reason, because it
feels good.
Robyn said that as she had become more
confident with the processes of digital
printing and getting garments made to
begin with she made most of them herself
her range had slowly grown.
Her limited edition Seahorse Silks
are beginning to take off in the souvenir
market.
Taking home something personal with
a photo of the beautiful ocean, beach
or sunset is a wonderful memory and
something lasting to wear, she said. It
beats a souvenir T-shirt.
For the full range of Seahorse Silk
designs, go to www.seahorsesilks.com.au.
Left: Robyn Boothey photographing the sparkling water at Margaret River.
Fallourd says.
The CEO of Atlas Pearls and Perfume in Claremont is
selling what he says is the worlds first pearl fragrance.
Pierre said Wild Islands Pearl perfume contained
extract from South Sea mother-of-pearl shell.
The perfume had floral jasmine undertones, and was
rounded in rose absolute, ylang ylang, mandarin and
white musk.
If you close your eyes you can just imagine the waft
of white floral of frangipani, white sand and the ocean,
Pierre said.
The scent was created in Tasmania by Atlass partner,
Essential Oils of Tasmania.
The Rottnest sunset looks stunning on a kaftan.
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cinema Deep sea thrills hit a high
REWIND
What the critics are saying

Leviathan (M)
Simultaneously a modern essay on

suffering, an open-ended thriller, and a
black social comedy, it is most importantly of all a thinly-veiled political
parable drenched in bitter irony that
takes aim against the corrupt, corrosive
regime of Vladimir Putin, says the
Hollywood Reporter. Why should you
suffer through a 140-minute Russian
film that is basically a contemporary
remake of The Book of Job? asks
Rolling Stone. Because its a stupendous piece of work, thats why, and
because it represents the kind of challenging, intimate filmmaking that transcends language and borders.
X+Y (M)
The Guardian calls director Morgan

Matthews fiction feature about young
British mathematicians who are on
the autism spectrum an attractively
unparochial drama with a bracing
interest in excellence. The Observer
agrees: While the story is somewhat
schematic ... the performances are
absolutely lovely and the result is
rather charming, often funny, occasionally surprising and consistently heartwarming.
Samba (M)
Variety reckons it speaks volumes about

directors Eric Toledano and Olivier
Nakache, and star Omar Sys priorities
that they decided to challenge themselves and their built-in mainstream
audience with Samba, a more-seriousthan-not cross-cultural romance starring
Sy as a Senegalese dishwasher with
feelings for the immigration caseworker
(Charlotte Gainsbourg) who could be
his last chance at staying in Paris. The
SMH agrees: It has a rare combination
of high emotion and human comedy.
The story elements are lumpy, but who
cares when it delivers such a sense of
lives being lived?
Average star ratings
Black Sea (M)
REVIEW: PIER LEACH
A heist movie set in a rust

bucket Soviet-era submarine
at the bottom of the freezing
Black Sea you know right
away Scottish director Kevin
Macdonalds film is going to
deliver a high body count.
You can also be confident
of an anxious, claustrophobic
submersion into the genre.
After all, Macdonald is
returning to the kind of tense
thriller he does best when hes
not making documentaries
Touching the Void, State
of Play, The Last King of
Scotland.
With a screenplay by theatre
writer Dennis Kelly (who
co-wrote Matilda The Musical
with Tim Minchin), the story
is set in the apt contemporary
context of economic woe.
Scottish submarine captain
Robinson (Jude Law, with
a convincing brogue) is
unceremoniously retrenched
at the films outset; the
demands of his job have cost
him his marriage and he is
understandably bitter.
So when he learns about a
stash of World War II gold
from a sunken Nazi U-boat
at the bottom of the Black
Sea beneath hostile Russian
territory, he wants it; hes tired
of being the underdog.
He secures finance (via
a slippery Scoot McNairy)
for a submarine and starts
Jude Laws disillusioned Captain Robinson leads a motley crew into an underwater Cold War gold heist.
assembling the crew.

Macdonald and Kelly dont
stray far from the regulation
heist movie set-up with
the swift collection of an
Oceans 11-style mishmash
of characters in this case
scary-looking Russians (the
rusty old sub is Soviet-built)
and salty Anglo seafarers, who
perpetuate an almost instant
Cold War.
Robinson promises an equal

share to each of the crew,
which includes a sweet young
rookie (Bobby Schofield) and a
mad, grizzled Australian (Ben
Mendelsohn in his element)
who, of course, dont take long
to figure out the fewer crew,
the larger the cut.
Macdonald is adept at
ratcheting up the pressurecooker angst as the sub sinks
to ever more perilous depths

and the crew develops a sweaty
combination of cabin fever and
gold fever.
Of course, you know where
its all heading directly to a
conclusion that is equal parts
predictable and preposterous.
But its always entertaining,
a genre flick that for two
diverting hours is worth its
salt.
Love in an ageist world

SARAH McNEILL
A writing exercise based

around a dinner party led
playwright Chris Isaacs
to think about his perfect
partner, and so he wrote a
list of attributes.
I realised that age, gender
and race had nothing to do
with the qualities on that list,
so I began to ask questions,
Chris said.
His search for what we
expect, want or hope for in
a relationship has led to the
play, Old Love.
Rob is in love with
Florence. Shes kind, honest,
intelligent, well read, well
dressed, well travelled, wild,
bold and never lets age stop
her from doing anything.
Left: Old Love, featuring
Nicola Bartlett, explores
the pre-conceived ideas and
opinions about an older
womans love affair with a
young man.
Photo: Jamie Breen
Shes twice Robs age.

At a dinner party with
Robs best friends, he must
come to terms with other
peoples expectations of a
relationship.
Chris (29) said: Among
the many discussions the
cast has had on ageing,
we are aware that if it was
a 60-year-old man with a
30-year-old woman opinions
might be different.
He said the
thirtysomething characters
in the play had to come to
terms with notions of ageing.
Florence is already
there, and she fights the
invisibility of being a
mature woman and refuses to
let other people dictate how
she is perceived.
Ultimately, Rob and
Florence make each other
happy, so do they need to
justify that love?
Im happy for audiences
to still be unsure about their
relationship, Chris said.
Old Love is produced

by independent theatre
company, The Last Great
Hunt, formed by seven of
Perths best young theatremakers Chris, Adriane Daf,
Arielle Gray, Gita Bezard,
Jeffrey Jay Fowler, Kathryn
Osborne and Tim Watts.
Last year the company
produced two shows and
this year it has already done
five shows for Fringe World,
winning several awards.
It was important to be
a strong presence at the
Fringe, Chris said. We
are building audiences and
finding our own dynamic
as a company. At its core
we want to do high quality
work.
Old Love features Nicola
Bartlett as Florence, with
Tim Watts, Nick Maclaine
and Arielle Gray. It is at the
Blue Room Theatre from
April 14 to May 2.
To book call 9227 7005 or
go to blueroom.org.au.
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WEST PERTH
$675,000
1/588 Newcastle Street
Behind the striking, modernist
exterior are nine townhouses
and apartments.
AGENTS: Michael Hallam and
Adrian Abel, Abel McGrath.
Impressive views of the city and Kings Park can be enjoyed from the higher floors.
Take your pick of these units

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From $799,000
17/69 Malcolm Street

Residents can use a pool, gym
and rooftop barbecue terrace
in this complex.
AGENT: Belinda Lee,
Acton Central.
$2.99million
12 and 13/41 Mount
Street
There are four bedrooms and
four bathrooms in this apartment, which is priced for
immediate sale.
AGENT: Michelle Bibby,
William Porteous Properties.
FAST FACTS
Median West Perth

house price: $803,000.
Properties for sale: 122
21 Altona Street
WEST PERTH
Starting from
$675,000
Mont Property
f you have ever had your

heart set on a home, you
may have been in this situation: Youve found your
dream place, its in your
budget and youve made
an offer.
Youve fallen in love
with the area, and youve
already checked out the
local cafes to decide
which will be your regular
haunt.
Youve told all your
friends about your future
home, and the next thing
you know youre in the
checkout queue at Ikea
waiting to buy an end table
for that little nook in the
main hall.
And then your phone
rings.
The agent is telling you
that youve been outbid, but
all you hear is a gurgling
sound as the last two weeks
All are two-bed, two-bath homes that have

been well designed and generously appointed
of your life disappear down
the drain.
Lucky for you, that
probably wont arise at 21
Altona Street.
Thats because the
recently completed apartment complex has seven
apartments for sale,
ranging from $675,000 to
$840,000.
All are two-bed, two-bath
homes that have been well
designed and generously
appointed, and they are
all listed by Peter Zambotti
and Matthew Podesta, of
Seven apartments are up

for sale in this recently completed West Perth complex.
Mont Property.
There are some minor
differences in layout, with
height and orientation
being the key factors in
the price.
Its a fairly simple design scheme: Four apartments on each floor, each
consisting of a long hall
that branches off to the
bedrooms and a bathroom before opening to
an open-plan living area
at the end.
The kitchen is a sleek
Caesarstone affair nestled
up against the interior
wall, while floor-to-ceiling
windows invite natural
light and offer impressive city views from some
apartments on the higher
floors.
Each main bedroom
has built-in robes and an
ensuite, while the minor
bedrooms are serviced by
separate bathrooms.
Kitchens are nestled up against the wall to save space.
Each apartment has a sleek, modernist design, as seen in

the living area.
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$1,255,000
CITY BEACH
36 Hesperia Avenue
The three-bedroom home
has a separate flat.
AGENTS: Richard Schwenke
and Paul White, Optimus
Real Estate.
The balcony is an ideal spot to enjoy the breeze o the river.
Its like coming home to your own resort, say the owners.
River and park views plus pool

2/45 Rule Street
NORTH FREMANTLE
From $1.69million
Acton Cottesloe
$2.5million
here are only four apartments

in this North Fremantle complex, which features lush gardens
and a pool.
The building sits at the quiet
end of the Rule Street cul-de-sac
and just over the road from an
expansive park that underlines
the impressive river view.
The owners of this threebedroom apartment describe
the complex as like your own
resort, and with those glimmering views its not hard to
see why.
From the common walkway,
MOSMAN PARK
Lot 1/1 Mosman Terrace
A viewing platform was set
up to show potential buyers the river view from this
477sq.m block.
AGENT: Peter Burns, Mack
Hall.
The owners describe the complex as

like your own resort
double doors open to the ground
floor of No. 2, where there are
two bedrooms, two bathrooms
and a study.
The main bedroom is down
here, with an adjoining walk-in
robe and spacious ensuite with a
corner spa and double vanity.
It is a short climb up winding
stairs to the main living area.
An open-plan kitchen and
living area ensures that the view
is uninterrupted, while Canadian
oak cabinets and country-style
tiled splashbacks add a touch
of warm elegance.
If you want to enjoy the breeze
off the river you can head out to
the balcony with its tiled floor

and timber-lined ceiling.
There is a carport as well as
a double garage, above which
there is a studio loft with an

ensuite.
A timber gable roof lends
the studio a sense of space and
character, making it ideal for any
number of uses.
The selling agent is Deb Brady,
of Acton Cottesloe.
Park and river views can be enjoyed from this Rule Street apartment complex.
$2,205,000
North Freos Dingo is on your doorstep
DALKEITH
4 Hobbs Avenue
This four-bedroom character
home, on 1088sq.m, was
snapped up before auction.
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Eyers, Acton Dalkeith.
36/11 Leighton Beach

Boulevard
NORTH FREMANTLE
$1.1million
Mack Hall Real Estate
Watch the Dingos facelift from the balcony.
ood news for the buyer of this

Leighton Beach apartment:
the Dingo Flour sign is about to
be repainted.
Why is that good news?
Because you can enjoy an
up-close view of the North Freo
icon from the spacious balcony,
which overlooks the communal
pool.
This stylish apartment is a
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great lifestyle home that enjoys

shared amenities and is just metres from the beach and train.
The upmarket design doesnt
scrimp on space or quality, so the
right owner could live here quite
comfortably without longing for
a detached house.
The 133sq.m interior is centred on a big open-plan living
area that features light tiled
floors, floor-to-ceiling windows
and a well-equipped kitchen with
an impressive island counter.
There is plenty of Caesarstone
bench space here, complemented by integrated appliances,
ample storage and rich timber
finishes.
The main bedroom is accessed via a short hall, keeping
it helpfully separate from living
areas.
It too enjoys floor-to-ceiling
northern windows, as well as a
luxurious ensuite with a shower,
separate bath and double vanity.
The second bedroom looks out
to the complexs leafy interior
courtyards and also enjoys plenty
of natural light.
The selling agent is Richard
Self, of Mack Hall.
The north-facing apartment enjoys plenty of natural light, and is close to the pool.
Median North Fremantle

price: $1,225,000
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More power from the sun

Solar energy in Australia was an
under-used resource for a long time,
but a tenfold increase in rooftop
panels between 2009 and 2011
has helped turn it around. Rooftops
are the logical place to install
traditional panels, but imagine if
you could harness electricity from
every window in your house, as
well as your car windscreen and
even your smart phone screen. That
may soon be possible, thanks to the
recent development of transparent
photovoltaic panels by a team
of researchers at Michigan State
University. The technology works
by absorbing non-visible light and
guiding it to the edges of each
panel, where it is absorbed by thin
strips of solar cells. The transparent
panels have an efficiency of
around 1%, compared with 7%
for traditional panels, but the
researchers say that 5% efficiency
may be possible.
Transparent solar panels could

generate power from every window
in your house.
Remembering Graeme
Pollock
Former West Perth architect Graeme
Egerton Pollock was remembered
as a loving husband, father,
grandfather and great-grandfather
at his funeral last week. Mr Pollock
was born in Victoria in 1927 and
studied at the Ballarat College for
Architecture. He worked as an
architect at Hobbs Winning and
Leighton Architecture in West
Perth, where he was a partner for
many years. He worked on many
buildings around Perth, including the
Sheraton Hotel, Perth Entertainment
Centre, Royal Perth Hospital, Christ
Church Grammar Schools chapel
and Lake Karrinyup. The eulogy was
presented by Mr Pollocks grandson,
Acton Real Estate agent Brent
Palmer.
World-class surf breaks, diving and paddle-boarding are on the doorstep of this new development.
All bedrooms have beautiful views.

walls, allowing the owners to convert
the three-bedroom villas into three
separate one-bedroom villas to
optimise rental income. Mr Lincoln
graduated from Curtin University in
1992 and has lived and worked in
Bali for more than 20 years.
Overlooking the surf at

Nusa Lembongan
Work is under way on a boutique
Bali development that will include
seven villas designed by WA
architect John Lincoln. Kokomo
Villas on Nusa Lembongan will
overlook the main beach and
each villa will have uninterrupted
180-degree views over crystal
waters and world-class surf breaks.
Each villa will have three bedrooms,
a stylish design, architect-designed
gardens and a 25m infinity pool.
A clever aspect of the design is that
the villas will have sliding privacy
corporations. This means that rather

than buying real property, owners
buy shares of the corporation.
The five-bedroom, five-bathroom
apartment is on the 11th and 12th
floors of the elegant 16-storey 1931built limestone building, directly
across from the Central Park Zoo.
The new owner, Leonard Blavatnik,
this year ranked 41 on Forbes
magazines top billionaires list with
a net worth of $20billion.
Football czar scores $77m

New York Jets football team owner
Woody Johnson recently sold his
Fifth Avenue apartment for a cool
$77.5million to a Ukranian-born
billionaire. The sale topped the
previous record for the most paid
for a city co-operative apartment.
Co-op apartments are owned by
Sales down, prices steady

Data released by the Real Estate
Institute of WA this week showed
that while sales were down in
last month, prices were steady.
Reiwa.com data showed Perths
median house price fell just 0.2%
to $549,000 but sales turnover
was down about 11% on the same
quarter last year. Listings dropped
ahead of Easter but peaked with
about 14,500 properties on the
market in mid-March. REIWA
president David Airey said there
were currently about 13,680 listings
about 1500 more than Perths
long-term average. The number of
rental properties continues to rise,
with our data showing 6604 listings
and a vacancy rate of 4.1%, he
said. However, rents seem to be
holding at around $450 per week
for a house and $420 for a unit,
villa or townhouse.
LEFT: The building has 24

apartments with high ceilings, big
libraries, terraces and fireplaces.
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Preparation is the key to success

Popular reality television shows
like The Block and Million Dollar
Makeover, highlight just how
important presentation can be
when it comes to extracting the
highest price for your home.
Attention to detail and a little
elbow grease can often make
the difference between an
acceptable price and a price
that will put a smile on the
face of your vendor for years
to come.
Sales manager, Jonathan
Clover, says there are a few
easy ways to make sure
your property is presented
looking its best, which wont
take months or an exorbitant
budget.
So youve taken the mental
leap and decided to place your
home up for sale, apart from
appointing an agent, what is
the next most important step?
A liveable home is very
different to a presentable
home, according to Mr Clover.
Always remove any
unnecessary furniture to ensure
each room is easy to view
and move through. Its about

creating open space.
He says steam cleaning
carpets or adding a rug to a
tired floor can make a world of
difference to an older home.
Repaint or wash down the
walls for that new house
smell, get rid of pet beds,
bowls and litter trays and avoid
strong fragrances in favour of
natural ventilation.
Mr Clover says street appeal
is the key to making a positive
first impression.
Mow and edge the lawns,
plant some flowering annuals,
give the front of the house
a fresh coat of paint, invest
in some garden lighting and
always ensure there is a clear
path to your front door, he
says.
In terms of how far you should
go and how much you should
spend to prepare your home
for sale, he says painting is
a relatively cheap exercise
and can hide a multitude of
imperfections.
Keep to light, neutral colours,
he says.
You may love deep purple or
lime green but chances are
your potential buyers will not.
Mr Clover cautions against
renovating purely for resale.
Renovation often costs more
than you anticipate and may
not significantly increase the
value of your home.
Instead, he says, employ a few
inexpensive tricks to spruce
up your home such as new
taps, towel rails, door handles
or bench tops and speak to
a trusted real estate agent for
some advice before you make
a major investment.
Mr Clover says Abel McGrath
consultants always suggests
a stylist consultation prior
to launching a marketing
campaign.
We have a great stylist who
will advise you on how to best
use what you already have or
who may suggest staging the
home entirely, he says.
Buyers want to see a
functional home and can often
find it hard to envisage what a
house could look like when it

is crowded or vacant so styling
is key to ensuring optimal
presentation.
On a smaller scale he says
fresh flowers are a small
investment but a great way to
brighten a home as are candles
or fresh baking smells to
welcome potential buyers.
Know your agent

After 30 years of selling and managing various
types of property you could confidently say that
Jack Michael has not been an overnight success!
Subiaco and its surrounding areas is a passion
for Jack and his team of professionals. This
passion combined with wellhoned business skills, an
accurate in depth understanding
of the region, an innovative
marketing approach and a true
commitment to excellent service
underlines Abel McGraths
Property Group respected
position in the market place.
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Palace built for a

Balinese princess
W
hen the word palatial is

used to describe a home, it
can be hyperbole.
This is not the case at
39 St Alouarn Place in
Margaret River.
The incredible oceanside
home is a contemporary palace
in more ways than one, as it was
built for a Balinese princess as
her summer residence.
Sydney-based architect Terry
Fripp designed the home on a
grand scale, incorporating imposing rectangular colonnades and a
onview
plethora of Balinese influences.

A long driveway meanders
through the 2.2ha estate before
arriving at the front of the house,
where a traditional Balinese
courtyard invites you inside.
Two storeys of stone and glass
form the backdrop to the atrium,
inviting northern light while offering views of the infinity pool
at the rear.
Heated slate floors run
throughout the ground-floor living areas, which also enjoy views
of the manicured grounds.
$1.65million
NORTH FREMANTLE
13 Kincardine Crescent
AGENT: Jamie Loh, Jamie

Loh Real Estate.
From $15million
Three spacious bedrooms

can be found upstairs, all with
ensuites.
A teak door with mother-of-
pearl inlay opens to the main

suite, which looks out to the
Indian Ocean.
Italian marble adds a touch of
elegance to the luxurious ensuite,

which has a sunken spa bath.
The selling agent is Kim
Hewton, of Acton South West.
Classic Klopper between river and sea

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This two-storey home is

within easy walking distance
(100m) of Harvey beach.
The agent is now accepting oers for this royal abode.
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$2.5million
Mack Hall
he owners of this property say

living in the iconic Klopper
house has felt like being on
holiday.
Designed and built by renowned architect Brian Klopper,
the four-bedroom home showcases his signature style: limestone walls edged in recycled
brick, steel-framed windows and
vaulted timber ceilings.
Theres nothing conventional
about this house, and the owners have recently renovated the
luxurious ensuite.
The bathroom renovation
Rustic materials are married with industrial steel and glass in this oneof-a-kind home.
gives a great sense of how this
home can remain contemporary,
without losing its integrity or that
distinctive Klopper aesthetic,
the owner said.
The house sits on its 1031sq.m
block in an unusual, but func-
tional layout; each room has

views to either a paved courtyard
with a water feature, a grassed
area framed by olive trees, or the
uninterrupted horizon.
This location offers the best
of both worlds, the owner said.
Its walking distance both to

Leighton Beach and the Swan
River.
The kitchen and living area
makes the most of those ocean
views. It is on the first floor, with
a big dining area on an adjoining
balcony.
One of the homes strengths
is the clear separation of space
for parents and kids, with three
bedrooms comprising a groundfloor childrens wing overlooking
a play area.
The selling agent is Peter
Burns, of Mack Hall.
FAST FACTS
Median Mosman Park house

price: $1,425,000.
PEPPERMINT GROVE
5 View Street
Unalla is on the market for
the first time in 50 years
and it now has a price tag.
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$1.35million
Acton Dalkeith
inding your way around

the Perry Lakes development is a challenge.
Its easy to get lost, especially in Stadium Drive,
which is a ring road near
the centre of the development.
If you buy this townhouse, your friends
shouldnt get lost just
tell them to look for the
blue, basketball-inspired
sculpture near the main
boardwalk.
While sitting on the top
floor balcony, you could
almost throw a ball through
one of the hoops.
The big balcony faces
north and its a major selling point, says David Eyers,
of Acton Dalkeith.
Its perfectly positioned
to enjoy the view of the
An interior designer chose the

finishes and fittings
lake, plus its the only
townhouse to enjoy northern light flooding into the
living area and supersized
balcony, Mr Eyers said.
And theres more its
one of the few townhouses
with a lift to all three
levels.
The owner-developer of
the townhouse employed an
interior designer to choose
the finishes and fittings
and it has paid off.
The kitchen and bathrooms are finished in the
same neutral tones, which
are easy on the eye.
Mr Eyers said the floorplan would suit a variety
of buyers, ranging from
downsizers to families with
a couple of children still
at home.
There are two minor
bedrooms on the ground
floor, while the main bedroom and another bedroom
are on the top storey.

The main bedroom
opens to a juliet balcony
with a sweeping view
of the estate, which was
the setting for the 1962
Commonwealth Games.
The other agent is
Martine Eyers, of Acton
Dalkeith.
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Artists impression
Sales job challenged:
Transport key to infill plans
Manor houses double take

From page 1
Cambridge mayor Simon

Withers said that thousands of
single houses were built each
year even though the R-codes
had no rule that said they had
to look like houses.
It is difficult to see why anyone would design a manor house
to look like anything other than
a house, he said.
Higher walls were already
permitted on sloping land, and a
similar concession would apply
to manor houses.
Ms Marschner said that Future
Housing Choices would fail to
deliver on its claim to provide
dwellings suitable for older
people seeking to downsize.
There is no requirement
within the scheme amendment
for any of the housing types to
meet requirements that deal
with aged or dependent living,
she said.
The duplexes and manor
houses will have stairs, which
are unsuitable for aged living.
The single car-bay triplexes
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There is no restriction on
the ownership of the triplex
dwelling, so it is misleading for
the town to suggest that they
are designed for single people
or small households who are
unlikely to generate minimal
traffic movements.
With this plot ratio, a dwelling
of 120sq.m is likely to have three
bedrooms and could comfortably
house a family.
Mr Withers said Ms Marschner
could submit amendments to the
proposed scheme text to address
her concerns.
He said he believed the council would be happy to make
the footprint of a manor house
smaller than that allowed for a
single house.
He said manor house apartments were not targeted at the
elderly but were more suitable
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Some had lifts from the garage
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Triplexes would be more suitable for the elderly to downsize
and release capital, and for
high-earning singles.
The idea that families will
crowd into them is a bit paranoid, he said.
The petition opposing the
scheme amendment is available to sign at Lo Zucchero at
Boulevard City Beach and Scope
caf, Floreat Forum.
The Save Our City Beach Our
Floreat group is offering help for
those unsure how to complete
form 4, and invites residents to
visit Lo Zucchero on Saturday,
April 11, from 3 until 5pm, or
look online at www.saveourcitybeachourfloreat/wordpress.com
for other times.
University claims
From page 3
Local Government Advisory Board
recommended that UWA should
remain with the western suburbs
councils, not with Perth.
Mrs Henderson said Subiacos
focus would be on defending the
rights and interests of residents
living around the university.
One of the issues the people
of the South ward need to make
very clear to Bill Marmion is that
they are unhappy about the suggestion that they are lost to the
City of Perth, she said.
Subiaco would carry out a second survey of residents in the
South ward, she said.
The state government plans
to introduce a new City of Perth
Bill into the current session of
Parliament.
It would incorporate UWA,
QEII and Hollywood Hospital
into Perth.
Youll be hearing a lot more
about activities in the South ward
in the next couple of weeks, Mrs
Henderson said.
Transport should have been

studied in full before infill
was considered for Floreat
and City Beach, says the Save
Our City Beach Our Floreat
ratepayers group.
Institute, said Cambridge

should have modelled the
devaluation of properties
over the longer term caused
by this level of infill prior to
initiation.
In the short term it is reasonable to expect windfall
price rises for owners of development lots, but a likely
fall in the price of adjacent
lots, he said.
In the medium to long term,
as redevelopment occurs and
the significant effect of these
changes comes to fruition,
property price growth will
be impacted as the garden
suburbs lose their unique
character.
Mr Jeanes, a resident of City
Beach for 25 years, encouraged residents to vote no
to all questions in an attempt
to stop the initiation process
and start proper community
consultation on the issue.
It claims the despite

Cambridge council claims of
five years planning, the council
has failed to undertake even
the most basic of studies before it initiated town planning
scheme amendment No.31.
Group member Jason Eftos
said the council should have
conducted studies regarding
traffic and parking impact and
the numerous other issues
infill will bring with it.
Good infill uses a transportoriented design, he said.
This isnt considered in the
scheme amendment.
Gordon Jeanes, a certified
practising valuer and Fellow
of the Australian Property
Park shows
flair at fair
For a council whose future hung in the balance
just months ago, Mosman
Park and its residents
had much to celebrate
recently, culminating in
the Community Fair on
Sunday afternoon, March
29.
The fair, which came just
a day after the launch and
dedication of the Russell
Brown Adventure Park
in Minim Cove, attracted
hundreds of families.
The fair was officially
opened by deputy mayor
Ian Flack.
Community and sporting
groups and clubs organised
stalls to give out information.
Children took turns climb-
Hula hoops were part of the fun at Mosman Parks community fair.
ing a huge climbing wall
that had been erected in
Mann Oval, while others
showed off hula hoop skills,
rode ponies, petted farm
animals and learnt about
wildlife.
The Alf Adams Pavilion
hosted the entries for the
junior art award, and it

proved a popular spot
to view the impressive
creativity of the local
children.
The fair was made possible through the support of
Lotterywest, and was held
on Neighbour Day.
China Green land Guest outstays his welcome

sales botched
From page 1
From page 7
of green public open space to complement the medium density.

For that precinct, firm offers were received for the
apartment sites within weeks of advertising.
In contrast, the plan for the China Green precinct
was strongly opposed by the community, which led to
the formation of the SCGAG.
He said the groups committee had included two
senior property consultants with big St Georges
Terrace firms.
When we met with the SRA those consultants told
them that the large lots in China Green would not be
popular with developers or buyers because of the
high density, the lack of green open space and the
predominance of concrete paving, he said.
The SRA almost completely ignored the community
comments on their plans.
The sales record for China Green is confirmation
of the validity of those opinions and community
comment.
According to the MRA, about $1billion of public
and private sector money has been pumped into redeveloping 84.5ha of former industrial and railway
sites in Subiaco, including China Green.
Subiaco council has spent a total of $7.7million
including a payment of $3.9million in 2011 to buy
out the remaining 40 years on the Bosich factory
lease rehabilitating and redeveloping the 6044sq.m
engineering factory site.
With the enormous amount of money spent on
developing the China Green precinct for sale, the
very poor lot sales response is a warning to the MRA/
SRA that you ignore the community at your peril,
Mr Wulff said.
The Subiaco China Green Action Group existed
from 2008 until 2012, when it was wound up.
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They will not be allowed to stay

more than eight weeks and must
have permission from the council
before they move in.
Peter Bibby, president of
FAWWA, told the council in a
letter: This has been a residency relatively long in term
when compared to our normal
practice.
He said centres all over
Australia had writers-in-resi-
dence programs.
Mattie Furphy House and
the superb Allen Park setting,
the heritage precinct itself,
are already very much on the
artist-in-residence map, Mr
Bibby said.
Mattie Furphy was the daughter-in-law of Joseph Furphy who,
under the pen name Tom Collins,
wrote Such is Life.
She was a noted arts and crafts
artist.
Nedlands council will discuss
the lease on Tuesday night.
Institute probes MS link to vitamin D

From page 19
data from that study showed that

low sun exposure and low vitamin
D are risk factors for MS.
The vitamin D effect was
fairly modest, she said. But a
recent study suggested that we
should measure a different type
of vitamin D and thats what well
do with this grant from Multiple
Sclerosis Research Australia.
Professor Lucas says this work

is not only important for people
with MS but also for those with
similar autoimmune diseases,
particularly type 1 diabetes and
inflammatory bowel diseases.
Telethon Kids has ongoing
research projects on both type 1
diabetes and inflammatory bowel
diseases in relation to vitamin D
and sun exposure.
Developers challenge
Pavilion market terms
From page 11
the cost of hard and soft landscaping of Seddon Street.

Meanwhile, despite the appeal
which is likely to slow down
the start of work the developers have snubbed a request by
Subiaco council to build an extra
level of basement parking in their
building.
Subiaco CEO Ian Hill was
authorised by the council in
February to approach the developers with the idea of the extra
level of parking, which the council
would lease and run as a public

carpark in the city centre.
[Ian Day has] come back to
us and said that because they
already have an approval they
are keen in their own words
to get the project out of the
ground and are not in a position
to discuss or negotiate with us,
Mr Hill said.
Mr Hill added that as Subiaco
was not the planning body that
approved the pavilion markets
project, the council might not be
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1800 18 12 24
0422 238 213
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Smoke Alarms, Safety Switches
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0407 997 049
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INSTALLATION (Lic EC007548)
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Rewires Safety switches
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and surrounding areas
Lic No EC 3474
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All electrical work
Air con split system installer
Safety switches, smoke alarms
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ELEMENTS, SWITCHES
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PIER & INFILL
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Retaining Walls
Asbestos Removal
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Full restoration services
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DALKEITH TO MOSMANS
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0417 093 578

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LAWN MOWING
White Knight Repairs

& Home Maintenance
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Home maintenance jobs - Interior
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Painting, Plastering & Crown
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Professional Garden
Maintenance Plans
Reticulation : Serviced
Repairs and Installation
Servicing the POST area since 1983.
Ph Mark Scrine. C. Hort
0417 093 578

9203 9985
www.landscaperenewal.com.au
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4 Vaucluse Ave
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Specialists
in all large and small
landscaping projects
Bobcat work Paving
Lawns
Planting
Retic
Lighting
Limestone walls
Phone Peter Harper
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Retention & Removal of
Existing Foliage. Reticulation upgrades
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$5,000 Budget - I have ideas
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General Maintenance
Emergency Repairs Blockages
Hot Water Systems
PL6669
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KITCHENS
Call Leon on 0417
049 923
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MOWING
ABN 72 910 338 191
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LEADLIGHT
LIMESTONE
Roberts Limestone
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Specialising in:
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Phone/Fax: 9245 2550
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STONEMASON
Qualified English Craftsman
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FEATURE & RETAINING WALLS
FIREPLACES
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FLOREAT & ALL

WESTERN SUBURBS
Painter - Decorators
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Old fashioned workmanship,

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References - prompt services. Free
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too big or small. Reg. painter.
9206 4504
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INTERIOR & EXTERIOR
ROOMS FROM $250

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Reg.
SPECIALIST 3476
as your preferred painting

contractor.
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professional service,
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your peace of mind and your
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on
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European Craftsman
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PAINTING&
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water features, Limestone
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Decking Timber Fencing,
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0415 403 293
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Reg # 6263
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Limestone REPOINTING
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weed control, mulching, fertilising,
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driveways
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Lawnmowing and
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Licensed Gas Fitter
Bathroom Renovations
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Tiling / Paving Service
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external, patching and covering.
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COTTESLOE
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9204 4108
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All internal and external finishes
No Job Too Small
Over 20 years Experience
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Renovations, Internal
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ALSO SMALL JOBS
PATCHING AND REPAIRS
22 yrs Westn Sub Exp.
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Supplier of Fish and Live plants.
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blocked drain
hot water services
leaking taps, burst pipes
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ovens, h/plates, toilets
soakwells, stormwater
air-conditioning
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Fish Health and Disease
Installation Of All Aqua Products
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Good Rates
Pensioner Discounts
Hydraulic Tall Lifts
FULLY INSURED
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DOMESTIC & COMMERCIAL

New installations
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Bathroom & Laundry
renovations
Hot Water Systems
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Office & Domestic refits
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CITY OF SUBIACO
1800 18 12 24
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Residential and Commercial
Specialist in plastering internal

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NO JOB TOO SMALL
35 years experience
9454 7711
0411 229 312
HOLLYWOOD
1800 18 12 24
H.W.S. Gas/Solar
Blocked Drains
Toilets & Pans
Cistern Repairs + New
Water Leaks
Water Filters
Local Plumber
9227 3716
24/7
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WE REMOVE and DISPOSE OF:

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SAND SUPPLIES
WESTERN
SUBURBS
BUILDING & GARDEN

SUPPLIES
WE DELIVER
232 STUBBS TCE,
SHENTON PARK
(Opp Lemnos Hosp)
Roof Restoration
Cement and
Clay Tile Restoration,
Ridge Cap Repairs,
Guttering and Downpipes
1300 137 663 or 9209 3980

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FLINT ROOFING
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Gutters
Downpipes
Leaky Roof Repairs
Ridges Repointed
Soakwells Installed
Roof Vents
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ROOFING & BUILDING

MAINTENANCE
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Since
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PENSIONER DISCOUNTS
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Building Reports.
Internal Roof & Ceiling Repairs.
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IMPROVEMENTS
Gutters & Downpipes
Ridgecapping Repairs
Whirly Birds
Roof Coatings
All Roof Repairs/Leaks
FREE QUOTES
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0432 119 526
RoofQuest
All metal roof sheeting, gutters

and downpipes, maintenance
work no job too small.
Australian Colorbond
Blue Scope Steel materials.
Please phone
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All Roof Replacement

and Maintenance
08 9433 1077
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Builders Licence # 13954
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* Competitive Rates
(Including Tip Fees)
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* Prompt Delivery
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Services
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9384 6164
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Servicing with access to 300 years
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Regular maintenance our
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since 1984.
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TILING
Contemporary Tiling
Regrouting leaking shower,
swimming pools, repair chipped tiles,
marble stone travertine, porcelain
Reg tiler - Police clearance
Floor and Wall

Ceramic and Porcelain
New House and Renovations
email: jeff.tilling@yahoo.com.au
or visit our shop at
0434 441 277
257 STIRLING HWY

CLAREMONT
PH GEOFF
7 DAYS
Western Suburbs
Pool Service
Junk Removal
CLEANING CHEMICALS &

EQUIPMENT
QUALITY OWNER OPERATED
COMPLETE POOL SERVICE
JOSH MANN
0414 775 586
IMMEDIATE ATTENTION
Est. 1990
ROOT ZONE
MANAGEMENT
CONSULTANCY
FULLY INSURED
FREE WRITTEN QUOTES
PH: 9359 9300

MAGDA
TREE SERVICES
0418 943 059
Local number 24 hours
26 Years Exp Palms Shrubs

SMALL JOBS
MOST WELCOME
PENSIONER RATES FREE
Quotes Les 9387 8094
PROFESSIONAL
TREE
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Certified
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Specialising in Diagonal Tiling
NO JOB TOO SMALL
TREE SURGEON
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All Facets of Tree Work
Satisfaction Guaranteed
For the personal touch
please phone RENE COOLEN
0407 774 549 9387 5153
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Prompt & Professional
PEST MANAGEMENT
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Servicing the Western Suburbs since 1996
FORMATIVE AND
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Able to trim and remove

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FULLY INSURED. FREE QUOTES
Floor & Wall Tiling
Specialists in Commercial &

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JEFF TILING
0439 029 799
POOL & SPA SERVICE

CHEMICALS/REPAIRS
FREECALL 1800 835 444
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NEDLANDS
134 BROADWAY
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11 SHOPS IN WA
ALL OWNER OPERATED
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SHADE SAILS
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All Roofing Services
Re-roofing
Roof/leak repairs
Tile
RidgeReplacement
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Roof &Cap
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0433 210 028
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9380 8333
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Roofing
Ridge Capping Fixed the Proper Way
2 YEAR WRITTEN WARRANTY
PH: 9381 5455
Re-Roofing
Old Tile, Asbestos, Iron
Roofing, replaced with new
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WorkSafe Asbestos Demolition Lic

Builders Registration Number 13172
BROOKWELL
IRRIGATION
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912 874
SWIMMING POOL
SERVICE
RUBBISH REMOVAL
OPEN 6 DAYS
Special sealant for box gutters

Tile Replacement
Emergency work Gutters
Speciality Gutters/Downpipes
Valleys & Flashings Replaced
Soakwells Tin Reroofs
Seniors Rates
MAINTENANCE
SPECIALISTS
Phone JEFF 0418
ROOFING
LOCAL ROOFING
0414 475 527
Specialising in Architectural
Designed Homes. 15 yrs exp.
Repairs Pumps Electrics

0419 863 211 Henry

Pump & Reticulation Repairs
Ph: 0403 248 845
Repairs on Pumps
& Reticulation
Irrigation Systems
Valve Locating & Wire Tracking
Roof Carpentry Team
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ROOFING
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Experts In Shower Repair and Regrouting
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All aspects of tiling
Full bathroom renovation
Full re-routing or grout repair
20 years experience
Call Lewis: 0451 636 666
corebathreno@gmail.com
TILING SERVICES
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BATHROOM RENOVATIONS
REPAIRS/RE-GROUTING
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TREE & PALM REMOVALS

HEDGING & MULCHING
NARROW ACCESS
SPECIALISTS
FULLY INSURED
Call ANDY
9306 8599
Mobile
0408 405 671
Stump Grinding
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* Concrete Cancer
* Damp & Waterproofing
* Wall Alterations
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WALKER
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$25.00. Phone 9381 4859
DESIGNER
Clothing. Racks &
racks of genuine vintage, retro &
pre-loved designer clothing &
accessories for sale at the Polka Dot
Vintage
Market
Claremont
Showgrounds, Sunday 26th April &
Monday 27th April (Public holiday)
9.30-4.30. Find us on Facebook
Polka Dot Vintage Market Perth
ANTIQUE & Collectors Market

Claremont Showgrounds Sunday
26th April & Monday 27th April
(Public holiday) 9.30am-4.30pm.
Over 100 dealers. Huge range of
antiques, collectibles, bric-a-brac,
antique & costume jewellery, retro
wares & furniture. Free valuations
12-3 daily. Win $2000 cash door
prize. Entry $7
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chairs reupholstered in neutral linen
$1650.
Chaise
early
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reupholstered in green chord with
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Scenic Belgium tapestry $475. Large
square Mahogany coffee table $475.
Can email pics. 0418 892 646
CLOCKS
Antique. Years of
collecting. Selling Grandfather
clocks. Assorted mantle style clocks,
German, Vienna and Station clocks.
French clocks. Phone Philip 0450
049 679. Home 9380 6399
Digital Antenna
Installations
From $179
Antenna
Repair
From $75
TV Mounting
From $149
LOUNGE/SOFA Leather, superb

quality 2.5 seater. Dark navy blue
Italian leather. Very stylish, superbly
comfortable.
Cost
$1500.00,
excellent condtion. Sell $290.00. Ph:
0438 396 273
CELLO Eberhard Meinel German.

Purchased 30yrs ago. $850.
Nedlands. Phone 0402 852 112
MIELE
G1220SC Dishwasher
$250, Empire 4 seat sofa $400, 8
seat Redwood square outdoor
setting 1650x1650mm $300. 0400
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9379 3407
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AUSTRALIAN ANTENNAS
TUNE INS
INSTALLATIONS
Ph ROD
0412 848 827
WASHING MACHINE
REPAIRS
WINDOW
CLEANING
Uwes European
DIVERSITY WINDOW
CLEANING
www.theinstallers.com.au
TV INSTALLATIONS
ANTENNAS FULLY
INSTALLED
QUALITY COMPONENTS
EXTRA POINTS
TELEPHONE POINTS
All Work Fully Guaranteed
22 yrs experience
TRADES & SERVICES
TV DVD VCR AUDIO

Digital Set Top Boxes
Entertainment Centres
Pre-Packed
Furniture Assembled
LINDSAY
Appliance Repairs
Repair Miele Siemens

Bosch Neff Gaggenau
Microwaves / Dishwashers
Hotplate / Ovens
Over 30 yrs experience
Ph: 6201 1387
www.uwerepairs.com.au
WINDOW
CLEANING
SWANBOURNE
WINDOW CLEANING
EST. 1976
YOUR LOCAL BUSINESS

FOR OVER 30 YRS
INCLUDED SCREENS,
SILLS
GROUND SHEETS USED
POLICE CLEARANCE
FREE QUOTES
PROMPT SERVICE
0414 738 888

TV SERVICES
Narrow Access Fully Insured

Tree Work Undertaken Free Quotes
CALL
PETER
MUIRS
0407
520 430
The Tree Specialists
Call Marco
0450 159 839

Tree Pruning
Palm Trimming Stump Grinding
Hedging & Trimming
Tree & Palm Removals
Powerline Clearances
Woodchipping
Fully Insured
teamtreelopper@gmail.com
www.teamtreelopper.com
CONORS
CITY TREES
FREE QUOTES
Personal Service
Save $ & Call
0449 592 544
conor@westnet.com.au
Richard Kaiser
Specialist in weak
signal areas
OK
ED116
0417 917
www.cometelectronics.com.au
HALESTORM
ANTENNA &
AUDIO VISUAL
- Home Theatre Systems
installation & set ups
- Antenna installations, extensions &
problems: TV, Satellite & Radio
- Sites of difficult reception
- Troubleshooting & interference
resolution
- Telephone points
Mike Mobile 0404 803 324
Digital TV Antenna
Services
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Jason 0413 859 898

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Fix it
quickly
PETE AND JOSH

TV & VIDEO REPAIRS
COMPUTER & DVD REPAIRS
NO HIDDEN CHARGES!
From $50 WORKSHOP QUOTES
0402 433 690
WESTERN SUBURBS SPECIALIST
WINDOWS and/or
gutters CLEANED
TREE PRUNING
9382 4752
Rear Laneway, 25 Heytesbury Rd
UPHOLSTERY
15 YEARS WESTERN SUBURBS SPECIALIST

FREE QUOTES
INCLUDES SCREENS, SILLS & MIRRORS
PENSIONER DISCOUNTS
PROMPT SERVICE
9336 3129
0414 011 220
Phone MARTIN
Your Local
UPHOLSTERER
Specialising in Leather & Fabric repairs
Re-Upholstery & Re-colouring
All work Guaranteed
9354 4524
WERE JUST A PHONE

CALL AWAY
TSB INTERIORS
Recovery new and Antique

All your upholstery needs
26 years experience
Tim 0405 049 994
tsbi@westnet.com.au
Mob
your local professional
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040 375 8242
GMR
0439 518 525
To advertise call us
on 9381 3088
APPLIANCES
Support POST advertisers

they make your free local
newspaper possible.
FREE QUOTES
grwindowcleaning@bigpond.com
WASHING MACHINES
DISHWASHERS, DRYERS
RANGEHOODS,
ELECTRIC OVENS
AND COOKTOPS
SALES SERVICE SPARES
4 Hood Street Subiaco
9388 2251
+ 1 to 4 storey house
+ Chandeliers
+ Hard water stain removal
& protection
+ Pool Fencing
+Fly screen repairs
FREE QUOTES
+ Fully Insured, Police Clearance
WINDOW CLEANER
$50 disc. for repeat clients

FREE Bathroom Mirrors
Cleaned
FREE Shower Screens
Cleaned
Est 1997
FREE Flyscreens plus
Cobwebs Cleaned
FREE Tracks of Sliding doors
Cleaned
FREE Pool Fencing Cleaned
Isaac 0405 300 298
LARRY MITCHELL
Paintings for sale. Call 0428 516 335
BRENda
BIRD Lover? Beautiful Australian bird

prints and originals at
www.brendaholdenart.com.au
BED AND BREAKFAST

EXLEY House B&B 2 Bedford St,
Nedlands. Two lovely bedrooms with
french doors to a verandah
overlooking gardens. Private
entrance and guest living area. 0417
947 334/9386 4452.
exleyhse@iinet.net.au
COMPLEMENTARY
THERAPIES
32958
Reliable Service
Police Clearance
I Do the FREE Quote
I Do the Work
Call Rolf
9279 2981
0408 930 235
Paul Jones
Repair and Restoration of all

Timber Windows and Doors.
Double Hung, Casement and
Hopper Sashes.
Bi-fold Windows and Doors.
Quality Assured
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
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CHEMISTRY
Physics,
Mathematics, English and other
WACE subjects. Individual tuition for
Years 10/11/12. The Tuition Centre,
Bayview Terrace, Claremont.
9284 3004
CHEMISTRY Tutor. Years 10-12.
Eight years experience. Current 5th
year Medical student, with BSc in
Chemistry. Can tutor at your place or
meet at school/public library. $50 p
/h. Cottesloe local.
James 0404 918 438
ENGLISH And Literature tuition.
Very experienced Yr11/12 WACE
teacher/examiner/marker.
The
Tuition Centre, Bayview Terrace,
Claremont. 9284 3004
ENGLISH/LIT Prepare for exams
through excellent notes, essay
structure by experienced teaching
0412 562 468
ENGLISH Maths specialist holiday
tuition at NumberWorks'nWords.
April 13-17. Individualised tutoring.
So much fun it doesn't feel like
learning. Free assessment.
Ph 9388 3727.
www.numberworksnwords.com
FRENCH & Spanish playgroups
(2-5yrs) + afternoon clubs (5-12yrs).
Fun activities. No previous
knowledge required. Vanessa:
0468 559 598 www.lcfclubs.com.au
MATH Physics, engineering tuition.

Qualified, supportive female teacher.
B.Sc. (Physics), Grad.Dip.Ed
(mathematics). 15 years teacher
experience.
Call Suravi: 0402 447 584
MATHS And Physics tutor. All
levels. Electronic engineer with
teacher qualifications. I have a
passion for the hard sciences and
love to impart knowledge. Current
WWC and Police Clearance. Phone
Justin 0423 711 275
MATHS English specialist holiday
tuition at NumberWorks'nWords.
April 13-17. Individualised tutoring.
So much fun it doesn't feel like
learning. Free assessment.
Ph 9388 3727.
www.numberworksnwords.com
MATHS Tutor. Experienced teacher
offering foundation Maths skills for
pre-primary to Year 3. Rosemary
0412 454 276
MUSIC Club for littlies (18m+).
Songs, real instruments, fun
activities, craft.
www.lcfclubs.com.au
Vanessa: 0468 559 598
FOR HIRE
Indigo Painting
LOOKING For an inspiring venue for

your next workshop or meeting?
Discover A Place To Just Be in East
Fremantle.
0405
670
803
www.aplacetojustbe.com.au
GARAGE SALES
BOOKS
Clothes, DVD player,
Subiaco 8am to 11am only. 137
Townshend Rd
Trevor 0406 809 977
PH 0417 915 636
1800 447 130 0403 041 941
michaelstudman@hotmail.com
or email
advertising@postnewspapers.com.au
iSHINE Window
Cleaning
WINDOW CLEANING
FREE
CALL
Residential - Commercial
Industrial
Fully Experienced.
Ladder Work. Flyscreens and
Gutter Cleaning
Multi Storey
PROUD
www.diversitycleaning.com.au
Carpentry & Joinery
Specialising in all styles of

household and commercial
upholstery.
CONTACT MICHAEL
WASHING MACHINE
REPAIRS
0416 042 258 or 0413 998 955

1300 460 996
Multi-storey experts
Pure water cleaning!
UV and comfort-plus glass
specialists
Hard water stain removal
profesionals
Fully insured
2-4 man crew
Phone quotes available
The POST each week lists

tradesmen who provide
every household service.
Readers tell us they have
carried out major extensions
and renovations just by using
the POST trades and services
directory near the back of the
newspaper.
The directory is also available
on the Internet at
0407 771 476
Credit Card Facility Available

Free Quotes Josh and Mike
WINDOW
REPAIRS
Window Cleaning
Renovating or
repairing your home?
Residential / Commercial
1-4 Storeys
Includes Flyscreens & Mirrors
Police Clearance and Insurance
Gutter Cleaning
EDUCATIONAL
MATHEMATICS
Tutoring. Very
experienced Yr11/12 WACE teacher
/examiner/marker. The Tuition
Centre, Bayview Terrace, Claremont.
9284 3004
SMALL Boys footy boots, size 10.

Like new, 9384 8280
33034
FULL
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kieron@heritagetreesurgeons.com.au
www.heritagetreesurgeons.com.au
ARTS & CRAFTS
Conditions apply
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LOUNGE New from Myer. Superb

pale grey fabric cost $2,400 new.
187cm wide 100cm deep, 95cms
high, $950. West Perth. Down stairs.
0419 904 611
BED
Queensize
ensemble.
Features luxury posturepaedic, extra
thick mattress on base with castors.
Cost $1500.00. As new condition,
sell $375.00. Please phone: 0438
396 273
The Local Guys
TV ANTENNA
TV Picture problem?
Qualified, Experienced, Insured

Large & Confined Tree Specialist
Tree/Palm Pruning / Removals
Hedging / Mulching /
Stump Grinding. Free Quote
Kieron Fiford : 0418 717 955
FOOTY Boots, sml size 10,

0418 911 791
ANTIQUES
Classified photos starting from $5.50
$BMM5POZ
TRY US - YOU WILL BE HAPPY
2 Kingsize matching single beds

with mattresses as new $200.00
each, 6 matching dining chairs, plum
coloured cushion seats, set $100.00.
Phone 9386 3874
CHEST Of drawers: original 1900's.

Solid Kauri pine. Has 5 drawers with
original handles. Measures 940mm
high, 915mm wide, 450mm deep.
Excellent condition, $175.00.
Phone: 0477 433 591
CELLO 12 size Gallini. Suit student,

nice tone. $450 ono. Please text or
call 0402 852 112
9242 2952
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Andrew & Ben offer

Dependable Personal Service
from a
QUALIFIED TREE SURGEON
Great Rates
Prompt Service
Good Advice
Quality Pruning/Shaping
Clean Removal
Quotes & Work Guaranteed
Registered & Insured
FOR SALE
HOUSEHOLD
KING
Pin Pegs and Jumbo clips essential
items for camping, home pool fences.
Hurricane hold to secure togs, towels,
wetsuits on sturdy rails. Available all
boating stores. Packets approx.
$12.50
info.cargo34@bigpond.com
M: 0411 351 251
MAINLINE
TUCKPOINTING
Roberts
FOR SALE
HOUSEHOLD
32988
0407 473 626
Tree Removal Palm Removal

Pruning or Removal Hedging & Shaping
Power Line Clearance
FULLY INSURED
- FREE QUOTES
Renovations
&
FOR SALE
HOUSEHOLD
TV ANTENNA
TRADITIONAL
Hawaiian Lomi Lomi Massage.
Flowing, Balancing & Blissful. Loving
hands, loving heart massage by
experienced practitioner, Mt Lawley.
Avail Weekends.
Yasmin:0435 857 511
COURSES
FREE
Introduction to doterra
essential oils. Discover nature health
solutions for everyday ailments with
certified pure therapeutic grade
essential oils. See, smell, experience
these amazing oils and have a free
Zyto Scan. Every Wednesday 11am
in Floreat. For Zyto appointment and
class availability call Penny on 0419
927 835
COMPUTERS
A1
Computer Home services,
reasonable rates. 9343 9212, 0409
375 245
AVAILABLE
Reliable computer
support repairs. Upgrades, new
systems, software installing, virus
removal, onsite work or home. Local.
Call Ian 0411 181 573
COUNSELLING
AMYGDALA
Consulting,
Professional Psychotherapy &
Counselling. Effective and in-depth
for individuals. Specializing in
Relationship Counselling, Marital
and Family Therapy. Qualified, 30+
years experience. Free half hour,
based in Claremont Medical Centre.
www.amygdala.com.au or 9383
3132
COUNSELLING /Support for those
needing to recover from Narcissist
/Psychopath abuse. Qualified
therapist. There is a way forward.
First half hour free. 0419 322 388
COUNSELLING Support to help
you understand, overcome and
resolve personal, family, relationship
issues. Tony 0413 705 017
DON'T Let chronic pain isolate you.
Meet with others to share and learn
to manage pain. Group begins 21/4
/15 (8 weeks). Contact us at
Cohesive Group Counselling 0424
239 350 or 0404 587 711 or Email:
linda-sharon@cohesivegroupcounselling.com
CLAREMONT Showgrounds. It's a

Vintage lovers paradise. Heaps of
vintage, retro & pre-loved designer
clothing & accessories, plus retro
homewares,
vinyl
records,
handmade & up-cycled wares for
sale at the Polka Dot Vintage Market
Claremont Showgrounds. Sunday
26th April & Monday 27th April
(Public holiday). 9.30-4.30. Find us
on Facebook Polka Dot Vintage
Market Perth
DOWNSIZING Vinyls, collectibles,
vintage Vogue patterns, fabrics,
books, chairs, 30's dressing table,
Ferrari expresso, bric a brac. From
8-noon, Sat 11 April. 107 Eric Street,
Cottesloe
ROTARY
Swap Mart. Every
Sunday 7am to 12 noon. Broadway
Shopping Centre, Nedlands. Seller
bays $5. 1st Sunday free. Come and
get bargains galore or sell your
goods
SATURDAY
8am-11am 1/147
Derby Road. General household
goods, white goods, filing cabinet,
Oak table and chairs, new Futon
mattress with old base.
0415 363 313
WEST Leederville 35B St Leonards
Avenue Saturday and Sunday 11/12
April 8am-12pm. Household goods.
Quality kitchenware, sporting,
cookware, bric a brac
HEALTH & BEAUTY

FACIAL Special offer with all
natural Olive products from Spain.
Only $50.00 Wednesday and
Thursday. Atlantis Hair and Beauty.
9387 7252
MASSAGE Amazing self healing.
Deep relaxation. Alleviates stress
/neck/shoulder/back/tension/pain
/migraines/anxiety. Zen Shiatsu,
Therapeutic massage. Trained in
Japan Elspeth 0410 853 441
MASSAGE Deep relaxation, full
bodywork, mobile $75-75 mins.
James 15yrs experience. 9417 5732
MASSAGE
Huna Hawaiian.
Swedish relaxation, indulge yourself,
experience
deep
relaxation,
qualified, n/s Alanah 0405 755 715
EDUCATIONAL
SORE
Feet? Therapeutic foot
massage including: Reflexology,
Reiki, Podiatry treatment. Genuine
care and time given. Health rebate.
Pip McGuinness, Podiatrist, 39 years
experience. 9387 1027
ACCOUNTING Tutor experienced

university MBA and introductory
accounting reasonable rate.
0416 171 217
YOGA Kundalini. Ongoing open

classes on Tuesday evening in
Wembley and Thursday evening in
Fremantle.
Certified
teacher
Suzanne 0414 883 139
classifieds classifieds classifieds classifieds

seeks more help
Shine
HOLIDAYS & RESORTS
COTTESLOE Apartment. Great
ocean views from every room and
wide balcony. Renov 2brm fully furn
and equipped. Mins walk to beach
and train. Quiet street. Aircond, rates
from $110-$160pn, min 4. Special
weekly rates from $700 (winter). Ph
9339 4448 or 0405 670 803
COTTESLOE Beachfront apartment
avail. One b/r renov. Great views,
fully self cont. Rates from $95 pn
winter to $150 pn peak.
Ph 0405 670 803 or 9339 4448
www.24706.worldstays.com
COTTESLOE Beach House Stays.
Family and executive self-contained
houses and apartments available for
short term rental in Cottesloe and
surrounding areas. Phone 9286
2641 www.cbhstays.com.au
DAWESVILLE For rent. Holiday
house, 2 storey with spectacular
views from large balcony. Large
theatre room, alfresco area, 4
bedroom, 3 toilet, sleeps 9 adults.
$640 per night or $3480 per week.
Call 0409 771 485
GRACETOWN Panoramic Ocean
views, all new furniture, sleeps 8
people. Walk to the beach, surf,
shops, oval and tennis court. No
smoking or pets. $300/night. Ph
0428 728 663
PEPPERMINT Grove Beach. Large
5 bedroom three bathroom house.
Phone 9389 6565, 0403 870 075
WWW.PERTHSTAYZ.COM
For
self catered 1, 2 and 3 bedroom f/f f
/equip apartments/cottages 7-59
days short stay specialist. All in Subi
area.
Maggie, M:0421 657 817
HOUSESITTING
110% Care while you're away.
Owner operated since 1998. 9382
3550 or visit
www.homeoraway.com.au
WANTED Shared Accommodation
/Housesitting for mature age
employed Female. From May with
Police Clearance. Ph 0418 581 792
INTERSTATE
ACCOMMODATION
EXECUTIVE Penthouse in Darling
St South Yarra. Close to all
amenities (one stop to the MCG).
Special
3
night
packages.
www.thedarlingmelbourne.com.au.
Bookings: 9750 5444
LOST & FOUND

LOST Much loved umbrella lost
circa first three weeks of March.
Each panel between spokes a
different colour. Non-collapsible
handle of light coloured wood. Had
label with owner's name and phone
number. Call 9382 2930
MARRIAGE
CELEBRANTS
I Do! Glenda Prideaux is a
Commonwealth Authorised Marriage
Celebrant. Your special day will be
like no other because, in consultation
with you, I will write and deliver an
individual and unique ceremony
which encompasses your feelings
and hopes for a beautiful life
together. It will be a memorable,
professional and polished ceremony.
My experience includes renewal of
vows, commitment, namings and
funerals. 9448 2728, 0407 336 604.
www.GlendaPrideaux.com
MOTOR VEHICLES
FORD Falcon 1997 auto sedan,
white ex.cond 200K, full service
history. June Lic, $1500, W.Downs,
0417 936 918
HONDA
Integra 1991, well
maintained. An impressive runner.
Sensible offers. 9387 6330
MUSICAL
CELLO Eberhard Meinel German.
Purchased 30 yrs ago. $850.
Nedlands. Phone 0402 852 112
CELLO 12 size. Gallini. Suit student,
nice tone. $450 ono. Please text or
call 0402 852 112
CHARIZMA Choir meets at City
Beach each Monday evening at
7pm. We welcome singers who can
hold a note SATB. Our repertoire
includes Showbiz and Jazz songs.
www.charizma2013.com. Ring Kevin
0419 934 975
GUITAR Lessons. Eve Tsakalos
Guitar and String Inst School. Group
tuition and private lessons available,
any style taught. Learn from Perth's
most experienced teacher. Contact
Eve 9387 5014
GUITAR
Tuition, beginner to
advanced. eddierg@bigpond.net.au
9381 9146
PIANO
Tuition. Experienced
qualified piano teacher/music
specialist teacher for adults and
juniors.
Saturday
mornings.
Nedlands. Phone Liz 0422 578 091
PIANO Tutor wanted. Seeking an
energetic person to teach 8 and 11
year old girls piano in a fun and
contemporary way. Lessons at our
house in Mosman Park, preferably
after school. Please contact Mike
0417 902 944
SINGING
Tuition
beginners
/advanced, 9381 9146,
terryann@bigpond.net.au
VIOLIN
Teacher: 10 years
experience and an advanced player.
Recently graduated from Australian
National Academy of Music. I teach
all levels and ages. Based in
Fremantle but able to come to you.
$60/hr. Emma 0432 796 316
OVERSEAS HOLIDAY
ACCOMMODATION
Claremont councillor Alastair Tulloch

hopes Cottesloe and Mosman Park will
come to the Shine party.
CENTRAL
London apartment
overlooking lovely garden square in
South Kensington. 2 bedrooms, 2
bathrooms, 5 minutes to tube,
internet phone and mobiles 9389
8881 or 9386 3893
He persuaded his colleagues to increase

their contributions to Shine Community
Services on Tuesday night.
Claremont will kick in another $25,000
of the $73,000 needed.
Shine is largely volunteer-based, gets
state government funding, but relies
on funding from the four councils, Dr
Tulloch said.
He said Peppermint Grove had agreed
to increase its contribution.
Dr Tulloch said he recently went on the
Shine shopping bus, with former ambulance driver and volunteer Rob Venn at
the wheel.
We went to the Grove shops, Dr
Tulloch said. Rob helped the ladies off
the bus, took them home and carried their
shopping into their homes.
It is a fantastic service and I hope it
continues.
CHELSEA
Central
London
apartment. Fantastic location near
South Kensington and Sloane
Square tubes. Sleeps 4/5. One
double, two single bedrooms; two
toilets. Internet, mobiles, Oyster
cards provided. 9284 6515
PARIS Beautiful 2 bed apartment.
Left bank close to Notre Dame. Visit
www.5stjacques.com or call 0418
918 979
QUEENSTOWN NZ luxury Villa in
town, spectacular views of lake.
www.alpenview.co.nz or Karen 9384
4593
PERSONAL
SENSUAL
Massage qualified
therapist. Petite, brunette. By
appointment, Mosman Park, from
$70, Rachael, 0415 836 700
PETS
110% Care while you're away.
Owner operated since 1998. 9382
3550 or visit
www.homeoraway.com.au
DOG Obedience Classes: Qualified
Dog trainer Neri Karazija. Saturday
mornings and Wednesday evenings.
Next classes commence April 2015.
Bookings essential. Ring Jaimee on
9384 2644
DOG
Obedience workshops.
Having trouble with recall, jumping
up and pulling on the lead? Our
Workshops with Neri Karazija are
just the thing. To book your place
ring Jaimee on 9384 2644
PUPPY
School and puppy
management:
Sundays
at
Swanbourne Veterinary Centre.
9.15am and 10.45am respectively.
Barista coffee available! Just come
along or ring 9384 2644
SMALL
Dog minding in our
Wembley home. Huge yard, TLC,
walks. Julie 0400 681 145
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
GOVERNMENT
Of Western
Australia Department of Commerce.
Advertisement
of
intended
application for Incorporation of
Stories We Tell. Notice is hereby
given that: Jacky Vien Coglan
Finance Manager 35 Woolwich
Street West Leederville WA 6007
being duly authorised by the above
named association intends to apply
to the Commisioner for Consumer
Protection on or after 06/05/2015 for
incorporation of Stories We Tell
Assoiciation Inc. The association is
formed for the purpose of: Promoting
and encouraging Aboriginal culture
and tradition through arts and music.
Sign Full Name: Jacky Vien Coglan
SITUATIONS VACANT
CASUAL
Community Support
Workers Shine Community Services
is a not for profit organisation based
in Cottesloe which provides a range
of services to seniors and people
with disabilities. We are currently
seeking a number of compassionate
and dedicated, community support
workers to join our team
immediately. As a Community
Support Worker you will assist our
clients in all aspects of daily living
including domestic assistance,
personal care, shopping, meal
preparation and socialisation.
Application will be required to have
reliable vehicle, current drivers
licence, mobile phone and be able to
work in the Western Suburbs. Shine
Community Services offers a very
supportive working environment,
above award wages, flexible working
conditions and salary packaging
opportunities. For any further details
please email your application to
services@shinecs.com.au. Call 9383
2663
Shining in Cottesloe Anita Peterson, left, Shines Christine Hastie, Meg Parker,
and Helen Bean after a weekly Scrabble tussle.
Station St tipped to go
From page 15
August and had been withdrawn or delayed

on a number of occasions.
Last week the MRA said the applicant had
submitted plans revised from those put out
for public comment late last year, because of
issues raised by the MRA.
The revisions to the plans are not considered
to warrant any further public consultation,
MRA CEO Kieran Kinsella said.
The results of the application will be made
public when it has been determined.
The MRA does not publish agendas or minutes of its meetings, with all planning decisions
made in secret behind closed doors.
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Subiacos CEO
shares the love
Developers and councils

should be able to get along and
work together, Subiacos CEO
has said.
Ian Hill, who took over the top

job in January on a six-month
contract, will address a Property
Institute of Australia event about
Subiaco next week.
Other speakers are Greg Pearce,
developer of the Station Street
Markets, Geoff Glass from the WA
Football Commission in Subiaco
Oval and Jim Tsagalis, managing
director of Lease Equity, which
manages the Subi Square shopping centre.
The event is billed as critical
for developers, valuers, legal and
finance professionals who want indepth analysis about Subiaco.
The presentations will be followed by a question-and-answer
session.
Mr Hill, who has a background
in property development as a
founding director of Ellenbrook
Management and with the SA
Housing Authority, said he did not
intend to speak about difficult or
problematic developments.
There may have been some issues, with planning matters there
usually are, Mr Hill said.
My focus will not be on that,
My focus will be on the constructive and the positive the good
things and the potential things
that will make Subiaco a better place to live, do business in
and visit.
I see it as a very constructive
forum to promote Subiaco and the
opportunities here Im looking
forward to it.
Why have conflict when you can
positive exchanging of views?
We were put on the earth to live
and work together and Im more
than happy to work constructively
as possible.
Mr Hill said his experience
with Ellenbrook and the Shire
of Swan was positive and constructive and that he could look

at developments from the other
side of the fence.
We had numerous meetings
with council staff and elected
members and it was in our interest as developers to build the
best community that we could
because that was going to assist
us with sales and that was going
to assist the council to deliver on
its community responsibilities,
he added.
Subiaco mayor Heather
Henderson said the council
encouraged development but
objected to inappropriate
buildings.
If you take the classic example
of the Ace Cinema hotel redevelopment, the elected members got
wholeheartedly behind that,
she said.
It was well beyond the town
planning scheme at 10 storeys. It
was a big step for this council to
take but in fact it had been a vision
of most of the elected members to
have some short-stay accommodation, and when the opportunity
arose thats what we did.
That to me was approving appropriate development in the city
of Subiaco.
Objecting to 16 storeys is a different matter and its a view not
only held by the elected members
but by the local community and
wider community, who still feel
that 16 storeys is inappropriate on
the Pavilion Markets site.
She said there was a stark contrast between the Metropolitan
Redevelopment Authoritys sluggish redevelopment of the former
Australian Fine China site and the
quick uptake of mainly residential
blocks at the Bosich factory site
by the council.
Thats about appropriate
development in Subiaco, Ms
Henderson added.
War heroes living on

From page 7
soldiers who were there, the

Foreign Minister and Curtin
MP said when she launched the
book and website in time for the
100th anniversary of the Gallipoli
landing.
Out of the four Curlewis brothers, who lived in Cottesloes Lillian
Street, only one returned home,
Ms Bishop said.
Dr Green, Lynne Mannolini,
and Anne Barwood combed national archives, old newspapers,
embarkation rolls and myriad
other sources for details behind
the names.
Ms Bishop will be at Polygon
Wood in Belgium at dawn on
Anzac Day.
She said Not Just a Name was
more than a list of those who
served.
Its a reflection of the times
and the huge local contribution
to World War I, she said.
Ms Mannolini had worked with
Shannon Lovelady, who writes
the POST column Gallipoli
Remembered, and examined 400
service records for Dr Green.
A North Cottesloe Primary
School parent showed me Dr
Greens research. It said, I need
help, on the top, Ms Mannolini
said.
The book, supported by the
local councils, costs $20. Sales
will help host the website, built
as a donation by Floreat company Creativeadm, for the next
five years.
Books will be available at the
Cottesloe Anzac Day service and at
the three local council offices.
Austin Robertsons sporting
The Pav will this be the year?

If youre unfortunate enough
to love a team that hasnt won
a premiership, youre going to
need a hero like The Pav.
Over 15 seasons, Freos sixtime All-Australian never gave
way to despair.
Sometimes, when a winning
result was no more than a distant possibility, Dockers fans
could still take joy in The Pav
the way he moved, a righteous
warrior who kept battling when
all was lost.
Today, things are different.
The Dockers have got themselves an astute, savvy, no-nonsense coach and elevated their
status to be one of the powers
in the competition.
And there, still a vital part of it
all, is The Pav, their sculptured
Adonis, and this year better than
last year, and the year before.
This time he is looking ready
for anything.
I havent always thought this
to be so. Since the arrival of
the Lyon King Ive thought that
Pav didnt quite fit the coachs
game plan.
There might have even been
some tension between the two
one day at Subiaco Oval during
a moment of crisis in Rosss
first year.
Well, not any more.
Two weeks ago we saw a
different Pav play in an NAB
practice match against the West
Coast Eagles.
He looked trim, taut and
terrific.
He was leaner. Hed picked
up a yard of pace and was certainly faster than over the past
few seasons.
His effort against the Eagles
prompted me to predict a breakout season from The Pav in The
POST last week.
Apart from noticing the lean
and chiselled body, and his
swiftness of foot, a new athleticism was plainly evident. Sure,
Ross Lyon
hes always had the strength,
but already this season theres
a touch of no-nonsense to go
with it.
The last thing I noticed was a
skill threshold to covet. Its easy
to say that The Pav was always
skilful, but I can tell you, from
an eye educated at looking at
footballers over a lifetime,
that this season has revealed
something different.
Its an over-simplification to
say that he just looks sharper.
Just ask the Port Adelaide
defenders at Subiaco Oval on
Sunday night.
To them, The Pav was a clear
and present danger. If the four
goals he booted himself werent
a dagger in their heart, the way
he moved and orchestrated the
forward line was.
If hed had better service,
he would have kicked a swag
of goals.
The Pav was ignored far too
often after giving his teammates
brilliant leads.
The same disillusioning thing
used to happen to me, when my
teammates went for a longer
option when a quick chip pass
just like the one Nat the Magnif
delivered in the third quarter
is all the doctor ordered.
The Pav is at his best from
around the 50m mark.

From this distance his kicking
method is pure. When closer in
he sometimes guides the ball.
All forwards are guilty of that
some time or other. We almost
feel too frightened to give the
ball the full Monty, and instead
try to caress it through the big
sticks.
Now a word to my favourite
player, Nat the Magnif.
Mate, you just put another
three Brownlow Medal votes
in the bag. You can play tall
or short, youre quick and as
smooth as gravy on toast. It is a
pleasure to watch you play.
But have you done anything
significant to iron out the
shortcomings in your kicking
on goal? I think not.
I was sitting with the most
passionate Dockers supporter I
know last Sunday, and he called
it perfectly.
You were lining up 30m
out almost directly in front
when he said: Well, this is no
certainty.
Alas, he was right.
The action-replay of the shot
you took on goal is imprisoned in
my brain, and even from where
I was sitting, I could see that you
made at least two fundamental
errors.
No doubt your goal-kicking coach
will have also picked these up and
addressed them with you.
Theres a fabulous upside if
you are a Dockers supporter.
The defence looks sound,
tough and uncompromising,
the attack scalpel-sharp with
neither Ballas nor Son Son being
anywhere near their best, and
the mids sensational.
I thought that in general
play the kicking from Luke
McPharlin and Michael Johnson
Critical time Will this be the year that Matthew Pavlich get his
reward.
was slightly below par. In fact, their defensive armoury. Maybe
Ports foot skills were better somebody had better have a
quick word and get Darren
than ours.
On the sidelines there are still Glass to pull the boots back
players of the calibre of Tendai on? They really have a problem
Mzungu, Matt Taberner, Zac down back.
Obviously McGovern is one
Dawson, Jon Griffin and Hayden
Crozier, and were still not certain solution, but they need him up
forward. And if they cant beat
of the fate of Ryan Crowley.
Over the weekend, I think we the Bulldogs, even away from
were given a feast of footy, and home, its not encouraging.
But for mine, the weekend
it was good to get a formal look
belonged to the Dockers, and
at all the teams flat-out.
Our neighbours the Eagles in particular The Pav. Maybe
did it tough, with more injuries this is the year he, and all of us
than the Crimean War. Theyve crazy Dockers fans, have been
now lost pretty much all of waiting for.
Whos (not) on
top of the world
Well, the first round of AFL
is in the books and while some
of the results were predictable,
many of the performances reminded me of a box of liquorice
all-sorts.
If anything was proven, it was
that Hawthorn knew everything
that they needed to know when
they countered Geelong, performed on the fly after a tight first
term and spotted a team intimidated by their raw power.
There wasnt a situation on
the turf Hawthorn hadnt seen
before.
They are such heavy favourites now for the premiership,
it would seem only an off-field
drama or (gasp) a loss, might
pique interest.
The Hawks are a gathering of
low-maintenance gym rats and
I worry for some of the lesser
teams when it comes their turn
to run into them.
We can expect more of the
same.
(Read the lead article to catch
up on the Freo Lovely Boys, and
the depleted WCE, whose defence is already on crutches.)
Geelong wont be crying wolf
just yet, but I believe while they
will still make the eight, it will
be interesting to see just how
many splinters they get in their
collective bums as they slide
down the banister.
Port Adelaide, a damn fine
team, should not lose one wink
of sleep over their defeat.

The Sydney Swans give me
the impression that they are
not that thrilled about playing wet weather football, and
Adelaide were compelling
against North Melbourne, turning the Kangaroos into a colony
of rock wallabies, which was no
great surprise.
Throw a blanket over most of
the rest as they fight like Achilles
and Hector in the Trojan Wars
to see which team makes the
eight.
The Gold Coast Suns (with a
one-armed Ablett) looked more
like a setting sun than one rising;
all I can suggest about Essendon
this year is that within the next
three years there will be 34 books
produced about the Bomber drug
scandal; Carlton will eventually
wake up and fire Mighty Mick;
Brisbane will be a mixture of hot
and cold, therefore lukewarm;
Richmond will sing their victory
song one week and be mute the
next, like always.
And I believe Bucks, like Mick,
is close to having the door close
quietly behind him; GWS must
get all that young talent and
teach them to play together, then
watch out!
St Kilda and Melbourne will
not get that many chances to
lubricate the vocal chords with
a rendition of their team song.
But the football planets are
aligned, and I am predicting one
helluva season.
2014 World Champion Gabriel Medina got radical late to win this heat at Bells Beach where he was
mixed-up in more controversy this week. Photo: WSL
Blustery Bells blow-out

SURFING
with Damian Lipscombe

World Surf League fans
have deplored the poor conditions at its first two events
of the Australian leg, with
both Gold Coast and Bells
unable to deliver conditions conducive to excellent
surfing.
With no change on the horizon likely for the rest of this
weeks Bells, the quarters
for both women and men are
likely to be decided in more
small, mushy waves as the
earlier rounds were.
The conditions at Bells
made the Gold Coast look
good at least it was mostly
held on clean faces.
The more marginal conditions place added scrutiny on
WSL officials, who made the
call to soldier on with proceedings through the week.
Judging decisions have

also come under fire with
controversy raising its head
again.
The Slater versus Medina
heat proved a controversial
classic, despite the slow pace
of rideable waves.
The heat, featuring a 23-year
age gap between two iconic
world champs, sparked pages
of heated international online
chatter.
Slater, who made an uncharacteristic strategic error to
lose in the late stages despite
holding a healthy winning
position, had many arguing
he should have won.
It was similar with a later
clash between defending
Bells champ Mick Fanning
and Brazilian Jadsen Andre,
where Fanning looked
shocked at the result.
While Medina was happy
to have made the quarters of
this event, he was strongly outspoken about an interference
that stopped him defending

his Quiksilver Pro title last
month.
A new emphasis on protecting the holder of priority in
two-surfer heats, which cost
Medina, saw 2014 Bells runner-up Taj Burrow eliminated
early this week due to a call
made on him at Bells.
The womens surfing standard was less affected, with
several stand-out aerial performances.
An intriguing race between
top seed and event defending
champion Stephanie Gilmore,
fellow Australians Tyler
Wright and Sally Fitzgibbons,
along with Hawaiis Carissa
Moore who were all solid in
the earlier rounds this week
stands to save the event.
The Margaret River Drug
Aware Pro starts later next
week with frustrated World
surf fans wishing the good
wave drought would end.
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Hi Kids,
There was some very fancy colouring among the entries in this
weeks Doodlebug competition,
and our two major winners are fine
examples.
Carolina Vaz Pinto (11), from
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of purple, orange and pink. I can
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some close observations of our recent
sunsets. Have you seen some good
ones lately?
Our next winner, Eloise McVicker
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worm appreciates being eaten by
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some babies and Jessicas panda was
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Mahindus elephant was extremely
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Ph. 9381 3088, 276 Onslow Road, Shenton Park, 6008.

April 11, 2015

Sales job challenged:

A residents group has

The plan would allow multiple dwellings on more than

driveway between them.

Transport key to infill plans

Guest outstays his welcome

Mattie Furphys House.

Two local school students

that would interest her peers.

Swanbourne Naked Fig sold

capacity in excess of that

SAVE YOUR SUBURB

Registered by Australia Post publication No. WBF1752.

Page 2 POST, April 11, 2015

Letters to the POST

Editor, 276 Onslow Road, ShentonorPark

Honour due to forgotten warriors

a $24million loss to a company

Subi survives, now save urban bushland

Underwood Avenue. Im glad to hear Curtin

276 Onslow Rd,

Now open Sat Mornings

Every household and business in this area has a POST

50% more readers than any other

News and advertisements

80lt bags $11 ea

I applaud the sentiments of

Other Manure &

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25A Hampden Road Tel 9386 1661

7am - 8.30pm Mon to Sun

40lt bags $7.70 ea

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HOT MEALS 9am to 2pm

ACTON Real Estate is now on Instagram!

POST, April 11, 2015 Page 3

Subiaco council will celebrate

minutes in a lesson and we

under the control of Perth

to discuss the issue.

Your local agent with

Do you have the problem no

Please call to visit us today!

Dr. Justin Wong

Treating all Liver Conditions

Mona Lisa Touch is the new laserr

Page 4 POST, April 11, 2015

April fools Vixens

Last week, Hoges son,

Mamils make grade

and mature age, he told

The AFL season got off

the job to International

Park flushed out

secret mode for 24 minutes

Puzzling structure The rectangular structure on the

Some fin strange

the north side of the

WARNING FLOREAT AND CITY BEACH