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Ice addict makes life hell

By DAVID COHEN
Residents of City Beachs

prestigious Tarongo Way say
they are being terrorised by
a methamphetamine addict
neighbour.
Two people have obtained
violence restraining orders
against the 38-year-old man and
fear for their families safety.
Police have been called to
Tarongo Way 45 times in the past
six months to deal with the addict.
Many of the calls were between midnight and 4am.
One neighbour said police had
warned them to have a panic
room ready.
My son says schools should
run excursions to put children

off using drugs, one street
resident said.
The addict has been filmed eating his own faeces in the street,
been caught with drugs, lit a fire
on his porch, been seen with a
Molotov cocktail, screamed obscenities, allegedly made threats

to kill, jumped fences, and vandalised his own house and garden.
He was screaming all day,
one resident said.
Then he pounded at our door
screaming die, die while wearing boxing gloves and grey jocks.
My husband ran upstairs and
got a baseball bat.
Another resident said the
addicts neighbours rarely got
unbroken sleep.
Serendipity in night arrest

Police arrested former WA
Legislative Council deputy clerk
Nigel Rodney Lake near Tarongo
Way, City Beach, while they were
patrolling to check on the streets
drug addict.
Mr Lake (49), of North
Fremantle, was sacked from his
$166,000-a-year job after a vote of
Parliament on Wednesday.
The vote to ask the Governor
to withdraw Mr Lakes commission came after the Legislative
Councils Procedure and Privileges
Committee said it had lost confidence in Mr Lake regardless of the
outcome of his court case.
The governor signed off on Mr
Lakes dismissal that night.

Mr Lake has pleaded not guilty
to carrying a baseball bat with
intent to cause fear, possessing
a disguise and unlawfully using
a tracking device after allegedly
being near the Tarongo Way home
of his boss, Legislative Council
clerk Nigel Pratt.
People visited all through the

night, often on noisy motorbikes.
We are on the brink: we dont
know if or when hes going to
erupt, she said.
The police have advised us
to have in place an escape and
exit plan should our house be attacked again, a neighbour said.
That is, make sure we have a
safe and secure room to hide in
until the police arrive.
Two of her neighbours have
had security screens and CCTV
installed.
Police raided the mans home
in June and found drugs and
unlicensed ammunition (Drug
count, POST June 13).
Please turn to page 76
Divers driven
round the bends
By JACOB NAZROO
WA divers are leading a national
campaign to preserve Australias
marine sanctuaries.
In 1998, the Howard government created the sanctuaries and
by 2012 Australia had the worlds
biggest network of marine parks.
But in 2013, the Abbott government announced a review of
them, with the Department of

the Environment saying in a
December 2013 report that the
park management plans would
be redeveloped.
Its most recent report, published
last Saturday, said the review was in
its final stages.
Harri Davies, Scuba Perth owner
Lee Johnson and several members
from UWAs Dive Club say the marine
parks should not be diminished or

taken away. They say marine parks
encourage healthy marine life,
building tourism and supporting
Australias dive industry.
The Australian scuba industry
alone has been estimated to be worth
as much as $4.2billion each year,
Ms Davies said.
The review is an unnecessary and
DAP bias exposed

Loopholes riddle the controversial development assessment panels (DAPs) in a
way that favours developers,
according to incensed readers
of the POST.
Bias in the DAP structure was
exposed this week by readers
who have taken issue with a
letter to last weeks POST by
Gail McGowan, director general
of the Department of Planning.

They also contradict David
Caddy, a planner and developers
advocate at DAPs, who wrote to the
POST last week defending DAPs.
Subiaco councillor Julie
Matheson described a route by
which developments that vastly
exceed town planning schemes
are being approved against community protests.
Bondys $5m
Cottesloe home
for sale Page 71
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where
we go
She said developers who made

ambit claims that were refused
by DAPs could then appeal
to the State Administrative
Tribunal, which could send the
project to mediation.
This happened in Alfred Cove,
where a developer applied for 87
home units on a site zoned for 24.
After an appeal to SAT, the
number of units was mediated
down from 87 to 84.
The DAP then held a public
hearing that approved the
mediated, non-complying
DAPs under spotlight, pages 16-17
Members of UWA Dive Club, Perth Scuba, Dolphin Scuba and Murdoch
University Dive clubs at Cottesloe beach. Photo: Billie Fairclough
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Short-term solution
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Lets not repeat Perry

Lakes debacle
Community concern is building over the

governments plan to route the Perth freight
link through valued spaces, heading to but
not reaching Fremantle Port, shifting but not
resolving the dangerous congestion in Leach
Highway, increasing rather than easing the
bottlenecks in Stirling Highway/Curtin Avenue,
and compounding rather than reversing the
decline of Fremantle as one of Perths iconic
places.
How can years of planning and bipartisan
support for a road-rail freight link to an outer
harbour at Kwinana have come to such a bad
decision?
Fremantle harbours size physically limits
its container shipping capacity.
How, then, can a solution that is effectively
short-term justify this major allocation of scarce
infrastructure funds?
Long-suffering residents along Leach
Highway deserve sustainable solutions; we
all do.
The route proposed for the freight link will
not provide this.
The government should delay its rst link
contracts planned for October while better options for both the route and method of
freight transport are revisited and shared
with the people.
Sue Booth
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From last weeks POST. Cambridge mayoral candidate Keri Shannon is

leading the charge against the councils controversial push to allow infill
in some parts of the town.
Havent they seen what DAPs

have actually been doing?
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images/David-Caddy.pdf).
At the very least, in writing a
letter so closely aligned to his professional interests, he shouldhave
stated his afliations.
For the sake of similar transparency, I acknowledge that, when I
was a Vincent councillor (19952009), I was responsible for the
councils adopting the practice of
being represented in appeals to
the SAT (and its predecessor, the
Town Planning Appeals Tribunal)
by (a) an elected member, (b) an
independent town planner and (c) a
member of the affected community.
In this way, we had a 75% success
rate in defending appeals.
Of course, this was before the
DAPs notwithstanding the
claims of Ms McGowan and Mr
Caddy changed the rules and
said, through their decisions, that
it was OK to ignore town planning
schemes and planning policies.
Ian Ker
Vincent Street, Mt Lawley
David Caddy says DAPs, SAT

must stick to local and state planning policies (Letters, POST,
August 8).
He echoes the words of Gail
McGowan, director-general of the
Planning Department, who said in
another letter in the same issue
that development assessment
panel (DAP) decisions must be in
accordance with local government
planning schemes, state planning
policies and sound planning principles.
Clearly, neither has paid much
attention to what the DAPs have
actually been doing, as described
in Dodgy DAP system slammed
(POST, August 1), which cites
numerous examples of decisions
inconsistent with town planning
schemes.
But at least we can see that Ms
McGowan is simply saying what
her Minister insists that she say
in support of the governments
pro-developer agenda.
Mr Caddy has been a professional town planner for over 35
years and states in his professional
resum that he has been successfully representing developers in town planning appeals for
nearly three decades (https://
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Mr Caddy stressed in a preface to his

letter last week that he was writing
as a private citizen, and his views did
not reflect those of UWA, or TPG Town
Planning, Urban Design and Heritage, of
which he is a director. Editor
More letters pages 12, 24, 28
Keri Shannon, spokesperson for the Save

Our City Beach Our Floreat fear-spreading
Facebook campaign against Cambridge councils Amendment 31, has announced a ticket
for the Cambridge elections (Shannon goes
for Withers chain, POST, August 8).
In my view, this ticket means only one thing:
gaining control of Cambridge council with the
aim of overturning a previous council decision
which will certainly be unsuccessful.
We have experienced this sort of nonsense
before with the Perry Lakes debacle 10 years
ago, when the Coast ward members in control
made a mess of things.
The result was a dysfunctional council.
The state government stepped in, legislated
and took control of the lucrative project.
History repeats itself only if people ignore
history.
Corinne MacRae
Cambridge councillor
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Secrets on our doorstep locked in SAS

By LINDA CALLAGHAN
Top secrets from the US and
Britain are stored at the SAS
Campbell Barracks, it has been
revealed during a parliamentary inquiry.
The SAS regiments commanding officer, identified only by
his rank and initial, Lt Colonel
B, was explaining to Senators
why the barracks needed to be
improved with a $223million
redevelopment.
Among the array of top

brass, Lt Col B, was the only
one wearing a day suit for the
Senate public works committee
hearing at Rendezvous hotel in
Scarborough.
There are probably three key
factors post- September 11 that
have impacted on the regiment
and its facilities, he said.
We have seen an incredible
increase in the number of operational deployments of the unit
and changes in the nature of the
tasks they have been required

to do, he said.
Increasingly we are required
to operate with our Five Eyes,
US, UK, Canada and New
Zealand.
This brings with it demands
for the ability to hold and deal
with sensitive and top secret
information that is pertinent
to all those countries.
He said there was added strain
on ageing facilities.
Brigadier Noel Beutel,
director-general of Defences
facilities, said Campbell
Barracks would be there at
least 30 years.
To replicate those training
facilities as well as provide facilities we are proposing under
this redevelopment, instead of
looking at $223 million we would
probably be looking at a minimum of half a billion dollars,
assuming that we could find and
purchase the appropriate land,
Brigadier Beutel said.
Subiaco to
back extra
night footy
Yoga class
without
a paddle
The WA Football Commission wants to protect the

number of night games that
can be played at Subiaco Oval.
At present the commission
can stage a maximum of 12night games a year at the 43,000
seat oval.
A 2010 deal that allowed it to
add another 14 night fixtures a
year lapsed at the end of the
2014 AFL season.
The commission met Subiaco
council two weeks ago to ask to
extend the arrangement until
the end of 2018.
Given the 2015 seasons
fixtures and current success of
both the [Fremantle Dockers]
A stand-up paddle-board yogi practises at Leighton beach.

allow lessons between 7 and manager Michael Whitbread
By JACOB NAZROO
8am on Saturdays and Sundays said.
Shire president Rachel
Perth Stand-up Paddle and between 5 and 6.30pm on
Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
Thomas questioned how noisy
Board School wants to hold
At Tuesday nights agenda
paddle-board yoga classes forum, councillors were reluc- the new lessons would be.
Councillor Brian Kavanagh
at Freshwater Bay, but tant to recommend it.
said more lessons would mean
Peppermint Grove councilThe school already runs
lors are not keen on the idea. regular paddle-board classes more parking, which was
School founder Cameron between 7am and noon already causing the shore at
McKay said a person who had Monday to Friday, and 8 to Freshwater Bay to deteriorate.
Mr McKay said: We have
seen the popularity of paddle- 10am, Saturdays and Sundays.
one
van that carries all the
board yoga in the US had asked
The proposed additional
him to organise lessons.
hours are considered inappro- equipment no need for a
Having since run normal priate, given the proximity of trailer meaning we take up
paddle-board sessions in private residences, and would minimal parking spaces.
Councillors will decide on
Mosman Park, Mr McKay asked detract from the general amenPeppermint Grove council to ity of the area, development the application on August 25.
Prof guilty of saving UWA money

The University of WA has
found a senior academic
guilty of five charges of
serious misconduct after an
internal investigation.
The business school professor, who has been at UWA
for nearly 40 years, is on sick
leave.
UWA demoted him and cut
his pay after the investigation.
Its understood one of the
charges related to the professors not using UWAs pre-
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ferred travel supplier to get

to an academic conference.
His colleagues were dismayed at the misconduct
charges. They said the professor saved $500 by booking the
flight himself.
Another charge was over
not getting proper approvals
to take a six-month sabbatical.
Its just a nonsense, one of
the professors colleagues said.
I dont think this man is
guilty of anything, other than
saving the university $500.
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A UWA spokesman said the
university had a clear code of
conduct regarding employee
behaviour and would act when
it believed it had been broken.
UWA can confirm that the
matter regarding the professor
followed proper procedure,
including an appeal process,
and that the decision regarding his position was made
based on the outcome of that
procedure, he said.
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Dexter is a gem
of a dog
Subiaco jewellers Thomas
Meihofer and Wendy Page
have combined mans best
friend with a girls best
friend in one package.
The Rokeby Road
retailers are the new
and proud owners of a
20-week-old xoloitzcuintle
(pronouncedzoh-loh-eetsKWEENT-lee) puppy called
Dexter, which they ordered
two years ago.
He is just one of a handful of the rare breed, also
known as the Mexican
hairless dog, or xolo, in
Australia.
Dexter is not only a
very important member
of our family, but is also
an integral part of our
team at Thomas Meihofer
Jewellery Design, Wendy
said.
Apart from providing
hours of entertainment
for all of us at Thomas
Meihofer, his job description includes modelling
and road-testing Thomass
new range of customdesigned sterling silver
dog tags, which have been
made to reflect his breed
and personality.
He is also becom-
Noni was the artist

The paintings Reflections
and Interactions and
Bright Links on show in
the four-day Beauty in
Rarity exhibition at the
Human Genetics Society
of Australasias 39th annual scientific meeting at
the Perth Convention and
Exhibition Centre this week
were painted by Subiaco
Chop, chop Bronny
Mr Ranger, we can see you
CHOP CHOP CHOP

CHOP CHOP CHOP.
These sound effects
were in a terrific POST
Doodlebug entry, which
the artist called High Road
and Low Road to Ruin.
It showed former
Parliamentary speaker
Bronwyn Bishop as a pink
and yellow helicopter, flying to a Liberal rally.
WHINE was the noise
coming from the tail rotor.
A POST reporter was
anguished that the entry,
which might not have been
from a child, did not win
an ice-cream voucher.
An eye in the sky is

apparently thwarting
Nedlands rangers trying
to catch tradies illegally
parking in Swanbourne.
There is a wide view
from the crane on a building site off Alfred Road
apparently, and tradies
working on the block of
flats move their vehicles
before the rangers get
there.
Coastal districts ward
councillor Leo McManus
said: There is nothing we
can do about it.
If someone rings their
mate and happens to mention the ranger is on the
way, how can we stop it?
Workers on the site were
more coy.
The rangers come
around every four hours,
Blazing puddles
Meet our skin-ny mascot .... Subiaco jewellers Thomas

Meihofe and Wendy Page with Dexter
ing quite a celebrity in

Subiaco. Every time we
go on one of our frequent
walks around Subiaco,
people stop and ask about
him and his breed.
Being hairless and one
of only nine standard
xoloitzcuintle dogs in
resident Noni Lowther.
The exhibition featured
artworks produced by people living with rare genetic
conditions, or who had
been touched by somebody
with such a condition.
Ms Lowther has two
sons with a rare genetic
condition.
The theme of the conference was Rare Diseases and
Indigenous Genetics.
Australia, he attracts a lot

of attention.
The xoloitzcuintle is native to Mexico and can be
traced back at least 3000
years, but it was on the
brink of extinction when
a scientific expedition rediscovered them in 1954.
Triple Scotch
Former Scotch students
were thick on the ground at
Tuesday nights Claremont
council meeting.
Councillors Peter Browne,
Bruce Haynes and Chris
Mews said they had gone
to Scotch College, before
public statements and debate on the Swanbourne
schools proposed early
learning centre.
one said.
Residents of the former
Swanbourne high school
site have asked the city
council to close Nidjalla
Loop because they say
there are traffic problems.
Neighbouring Claremont
council residents do not
want it closed.
The developer of the
Aria six-storey apartment
block told the council
all the tradies would be
able to park in the underground garage by next
month.
One worker said some of
the complaints had come
from owners of apartments in a neighbouring
block still under construction and which also had
tradespeople working in
the area.
It was a fun wet weekend for the Swanny Blazers.

The Swanbourne Primary School Year 4 minkey team
had their last game of the season, against John XXIII
College, in heavy rain at College Park in Claremont.
The Blazers won the hard-fought match 4-2, and then
enjoyed the puddles on the park.
What have you drawn?

You tell me, this artist said.
Is there anybody who

didnt go to Scotch College?
mayor Jock Barker asked
the meeting.
There was: Alec
OConnell said he hadnt
been a student there,
though he was the principal.
The council got legal advice before the meeting on
whether the former students
could vote.
Splash Swanbourne PS kids after a hard-fought minkey

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Jack Sues kids want

their memories back
By BRET CHRISTIAN
Children of WA war hero

Jack Sue are trying to recover
some of his possessions after
his collection was auctioned in
Claremont last week.
They want to contact buyers at
the auction who are willing to sell
back the special items.
Dad has seven kids, and six of
us were most definitely against
the sale of his memorabilia, said
one of his sons, Kam Sue.
It has immense sentimental
value to many of his children.
We only found out about the
auction when one of the brothers got a call from his ex-army
colleague.
I was watching the auction
online from Hong Kong while
my younger brother Kim, older
brother Graeme and sister Aneeta
were there bidding on items we
were trying to keep in the family.
They managed to buy four items,
including Jack Sues Smatchet
commando knife for $5250, but
soon reached their budget of
$10.000.
The items went for much more
than the catalogue prices, Kam
said.
The Smatchet was listed for
I sent an email to
b$1300 to $1800 (POST,
the auctioneer, Peter,
August 8).
asking to pass on
We were of the firm
that Jacks other kids
opinion that if the
would gladly buy the
items were not going to
items back should they
stay in the family, they
change their minds,
should go to a suitable
Kam said.
museum in Perth and/
He had heard that
or be offered to the SAS
some buyers had bid
Campbell Barracks if
at the auction to keep
those guys are interparts of the collection
ested, Kam said.
We believe if Dad Jack Sue in the in WA.
There was strong
had wanted to profit 1960s. He died in
internet bidding from
from his keepsakes, he
2009, aged 84.
the UK and the US.
would have sold them
Overseas buyers are
years ago.
Kam especially wanted his very interested in anything confathers parachute-silk pyjamas, nected to Special Forces the
made secretly in a Borneo village, seven-man Z-Force unit behind
and the so-called coolie disguise enemy lines in Borneo during
he was wearing when he won the World War II was the precursor
Distinguished Conduct Medal, the to the SAS.
The items the family wishes
highest bravery award after the
to retrieve are lots 3 compass,
Victoria Cross.
Jack leveraged his Asian ap- 12 blowpipe, 17 briefcase and
pearance and, dressed as a coolie, magazine, 41 silk pyjamas, 50
infiltrated a heavily guarded mini telescope, 59 emergency
railway station to rescue the tins and, in particular, lot 57
coolie clothes.
stationmaster.
The blowpipe was a deadly
Another item his family badly
want back is a briefcase belong- native weapon adopted by the
ing to an armed Japanese doc- commandos and greatly feared
tor Jack killed in a one-on-one by the Japanese.
Kams email address is kam.
confrontation after the Japanese
sue1@bigpond.com.
mans gun jammed.
Sport fans on Subi council

Subiaco councillor Mark Burns spent $3116 on
tickets to football at Subiaco Oval in June.
Auctioneer Peter McKenzie with the Samurai swords before the auction. One was withdrawn by son and executor Barry Sue because of a
claim over ownership, while another sold for $6250.
Council records show Mr Burns bought tickets

through the council, the lessor of the ground.
Councillor Paul Clements paid $420 for footy tickets
in April and another $1120 in June, while Councillor
Scott Arbuckle bought two tickets for $140.
The WA Football Commission has a 99-year lease
with Subiaco council for the oval.
Lost antenna plans disputed

By LINDA CALLAGHAN
Claims Nedlands council
lost plans for mobile phone
antennas are at the heart of a
year-long wait for a resident.
Information Commissioner
Sven Bluemmel said he concluded the documents had
been lost or did not exist.
Bronwyn Stuckeys home
is level with the rooftop of a
Broadway building where the
equipment was installed.
When it was to be extended
last year, she asked the council
for more information.
They must have had copies
of the plans in order to deal
with it, she said.
At first the council said some
of the documents were exempt
from Freedom of Information
laws because they had a commercial value, according to the

results of an appeal.
When Dr Stuckey appealed
to Information Commissioner
Sven Bluemmel, the council
backed down and withdrew
that exemption.
It refused to release other
documents that it said were
covered by legal professional
privilege.
Dr Stuckey said the council must have plans for the
antenna.
Originally there were only
two shrouds and two antennas
in them.
At the moment there are
four shrouds but I do not know
how many antennas are in
them, she said.
If the extension amounted
to 25% of the equipment the
council could have refused

permission for it, she said.
When the antenna was installed, residents forced the
council to consider it as a
planning application because
it was in a residential area.
It also led to a council policy
forbidding towers and antennas near primary schools.
Mr Bluemmel said in his
decision: After the additional
searches had been completed,
all documents are either in the
councils possession but cannot be found, or do not exist.
Dr Stuckey said though it
had taken a year for the commissioner to rule, she would
not give up.
I have other avenues. The
council is not acting in the
interests of its constituents,
she said.
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North to Alaska
... on trail bike
By LINDA CALLAGHAN
Motorbiking Nedlands couple

Stewart Newsome and Sandra
Saunders are in Alaska on
the last leg of a journey they
started 25 years ago.
As newlyweds in 1989, they
set off from Yorkshire on a
round-the-world holiday, but
were waylaid in Australia by
work and starting a family.
In May this year, now both
retired and their two daughters
grown up, they dusted off their
BMW trail bike to set off again
and finish the trip.
Weve done some pretty
spectacular driving so far, from
the deserts of Arizona, the Blue
Ridge Mountains of Virginia,
Washington DC, Niagara Falls
and the Great Lakes of Ontario,
through the Prairies and on to
the Alaska highway, through
British Columbia and into the
wild Yukon, said Sandra, a former University of WA lecturer
known as Sam to her friends.
Each was stunning and
memorable.
Since leaving Perth and picking up the bike at Los Angeles
airport, we have driven over
12,000 kilometres.
Turning off the Alaska highway on to the Klondike Highway
to take us into Alaska has been
the best driving so far.
It is breathtakingly awesome
mountains, glaciers, raging
rivers and waterfalls.
As we approached the border
summit, we were quite surprised
to see two fully laden bicycles
also heading our way.
Wed seen so few vehicles
on this quite remote section of
road. Timing was incredible
how could you imagine meeting

someone at this junction, under
the border placard announcing
Welcome to Alaska just where
we would like to have a photo
together.
The couple were French and
we chatted a while about their
bicycle adventure, and very
obligingly they took the photo for
us, with the POST Newspaper.
The trail bike Stewart and Sam
set off on had been stored in the
garage at their Nedlands home.
Stewart, who used to own
a motorbike shop in the UK,
rebuilt the engine before they
set off on part two of their trip.
With an air cushion at the
front and bags on either side it
was like an armchair, Sam said.
We will be back, we are just
not sure when, she said.
Stewart said he and Sam had
met in Batley, near Leeds, when
Sam was at university.
When she finished her doctorate, she did a lot of contract
work and at the end of each
contract we would head off for
Greece or Turkey for a couple of
weeks or months, Stewart said.
We were always saying we
would like to ride around the
world on a motorbike, then one
day we just decided to do it.
Carrying a tent for camping,
or staying in cheap hotels, they
headed for eastern Europe,
but by the time they got to
the Middle East, politics had
kicked in.
Salman Rushdie had published Satanic Verses and they
would not let us into Syria,
Stewart said, though they made
it into Jordan and Iraq.
After Alaska they will be head
south to Mexico.
ST
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Sandra Sam Saunders and Stewart Newsome finally

get to ride through the wild Yukon on the motorbike
trip they started 25 years ago. Stewart said they asked
their daughters to look after the dog before they left
Nedlands, right, on part two of their great adventure.
City Beach school now independent

City Beach Primary is now
officially an independent state
school.
Education Minister Peter
Collier was at a function on
Monday night last week to
launch the new status.
Principal Grant Ward said it
meant the school would have
more control over hiring staff
and how its money was spent.
Being an independent public school gives us far more
autonomy than we have had in

the past, Mr Ward said.
We now have the ability to
appoint teachers who fit and
match the schools philosophy
and values.
School board chairperson and
parent Claire Williams said the
new status was a long-term commitment for parents to be more
involved and for the children of
families who followed in future
years.
Mr Ward said parents were
already very involved.

We have so many of our
parents helping out with all
facets of the school, including
before and after-school sport
programs, canteen duty, assisting in classroom activities,
being on the school board and
a very proactive P&C association, he said.
It is a really fantastic school
community here and our new
status will only serve to enhance
that.
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Perth Mod exam

proves testing
By LLOYD GORMAN
Perth Modern School did not
have to reveal what questions
a student had been asked in an
August 2012 chemistry exam,
the Supreme Court ruled last
Friday.
The father of the student
identified only as H in court
papers failed to convince
the court that a decision by
Information Commissioner Sven
Bluemmel into the matter was
unreasonable.
In his judgment, Justice John
Chaney supported a finding
by the commissioner from
November 2014, and the original
decision by the Department of
Education.
In November 2012 Mr H applied for access to the test paper
and was told a month later that
he could get his childs answers
to the test questions, but not the
questions themselves.
He immediately asked the
department to carry out an internal review of that decision,
which it upheld a few days later,
on Christmas Eve.
In February 2013 he appealed
to the commissioner, who 21
months later (November 2014),
agreed with the Education
Department and ruled the
questions were exempt under
a clause of the Freedom of
Information Act.
In his appeal to the commissioner, Mr H said he had been
given all the test and exam
papers between Years 8 and
10 from all departments at the
school, except the science department.
The Department of Education
disputed this claim, saying that
only some questions had been
released by the schools maths

department.
In his appeal to the commissioner, Mr H contended: If the
science department released
test papers regularly, science
teachers might coordinate their
lessons and test questions better. The quality of education
cannot be maintained by withholding test papers.
If tests are not disclosed,
they will be biased and unfair
because some tutors and siblings
of other students have access to
test questions which are recycled by the school.
Given the amount of science
test questions available in the
public domain, it is not difficult
for the school to rewrite tests.
Mr H argued that disclosing
tests would improve productive feedback from parents and
improve the quality of tests at
the school.
Initially, the science department may experience difficulty
in rewriting each test, but the
quality of the questions will
improve through continual
feedback and the situation will
get better over time, he said.
Justice Chaney said the man
had raised six grounds supporting his claim for access to the
information, and why it should
be available.
It is not necessary for me
to deal with those matters because this appeal is only open
on questions of law, Justice
Chaney said.
None of the grounds of appeal
are made out, and the application should be dismissed.
Perth Modern was contacted
for comment.
One of us Brendan Rice was born in South Africa but is an Australian citizen, despite media reports to
the contrary. Photo: Cape Town Sport Photography
Willie backs a winner
A five-year sponsorship has

paid off for real estate agent
William Porteous.
Mr Porteous has paid for

kayaker Brendan Rices airfares for five years. Earlier this
month, Mr Rice won the Avon
Descent for the first time.
I met him through someone
in our office and he is fantastic, Mr Porteous said.
He is an outstanding young
person, very dedicated, and
his win is a real credit to him.
I thought he was going to
Barnett unlinks from freight talk

Colin Barnett wont take part in what he
says will be a political debate about the Perth
Freight Link in Cottesloe.
WA Greens Senator Scott Ludlam and Labor
state opposition Leader Mark McGowan
will be at the September 1 event, organised
by Cottesloes Residents and Ratepayers
Association.
It was understood that the invitation to Mr
Barnett was as local member, to join local
speakers, including the Town of Cottesloe,
and a local audience and as such he was prepared to attend, Mr Barnetts office wrote to
the association.
The material distributed by SOS Cottesloe
is now under the banner of Rethink the Link
and advertising what appears to be a political
debate, mentioning the Premier, the Leader of
the Opposition etc. and with the main contact
Think again,
says Nedlands
A rethink is needed on the proposed law to
create a new city of Perth council, Nedlands
councillors have decided.
They listed flaws in the legislation and plan
to ask the government to withdraw it.
One of the main objections is to changing the
boundaries with Nedlands and Subiaco to put
the University of WA and QEII in the new city.
Nedlands mayor Max Hipkins said Nedlands
supported the idea of a capital city Act, just
not the one proposed.
There has been no cost-benefit analysis or
explanation for why it is required, he said.
Many questions remain unanswered. The
proposed Bill does not achieve the objective
and should be discontinued.
The council is against changes to controls
of Kings Park.
There was no reason for giving control to the
director of public health, they said.
Moving the boundary to the middle of the
river could have cost implications for councils.
Setting up a committee to give the ministers
for planning, transport and local government
power over the new council would constrain it.
Read the POST online at postnewspapers.com.au
being Rethink the Link.

This being the case, the invitation to take
part is declined.
On Tuesday the federal government refused
a Senate order to hand over link documents.
A R T S & C R A F T S FA I R
go places.
Mr Rice won the single craft
category of the race in a little
over nine hours.
Ive entered a lot over the
years, Mr Rice said.
Three times in the single,
twice in the doubles, and several times in a team of four.
Mr Rice said his knowledge
of the river helped him win for
the first time.
He is off to compete in the
Fish River Canoe Marathon
in South Africas Eastern Cape
in October.
Mr Rice was nonplussed with
many media reports describing
him as South African after his
Descent victory.
My family is from Durban,
but I went to school here and Im
an Australian citizen, he said.
Ive even been in the
Australian team a few times.
Maybe its because South
Africans are strong in kayaking.
It was the first year in a long
time a South African hadnt
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Subiaco scene
sunday@subi Fi Mondello and

The Sweet Teas
Fi Mondello and her jazz trio will open the concert playing a
mystical blend of pop and jazz with a vintage twist. The second
act will see Fi joined by Heidi Lake and Cleo Sayers creating the
female vocal trio The Sweet Teas, delivering beautiful jazz songs
with heart and sophisticated three-part harmonies.
When: Sunday 23 August, 2pm
Where: Subiaco Arts Centre, 180 Hamersley Road, Subiaco
Tickets are available at the door from 1.15pm on a rst
come, rst served basis. For more information on the
concerts, contact the city on 9237 9222 or visit
www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/concerts
Advanced care planning workshop
REACH Population health check
The city is working with Palliative Care WA to present a free

workshop where you can learn about how you can make your
health care choices known through advanced care planning.
A team of professionals will be there to help you with:
Take fteen minutes out of your day to see the friendly

Roaming Education and Community Health (REACH) staff and
have a free health check.
advanced care planning

enduring powers of attorney and guardianship
different medical procedures and what they can and cant do
making a will
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When: Thursday 3 September, 8.30am to 12pm
Where: Palms Community Centre, corner of Nicholson and
Rokeby roads, Subiaco
Places are limited. RSVP on 9237 9320 or
adminscc@subiaco.wa.gov.au
When: Friday 11 September, 10am to 1.30pm

Where: Subiaco Library, 237 Rokeby Road, Subiaco
The health check will include:
blood pressure
cholesterol check
blood glucose level check
girth measurement
type 2 diabetes risk assessment
information about your health.
No bookings required.
Community notices
Q Corporate, Community and Technical
Services Committee meeting
Tuesday 18 August
Bus Shelter Improvement Plan
Integrated Tranport Strategy
Daglish Station pedestrian and cyclist crossing facilities on
Railway Road
Regal Theatre Foundation Ltd request for the city to sponsor
rst stage of refurbishment
Lords operational performance report
Lords lighting upgrade Community Sporting and Recreation
Facilities Fund application
Personal training permit fees
Financial statements July 2015
Q Town Planning Scheme No. 4 Policy

Rescission Planning Policy 2.8 Aged or
Dependent Persons Dwellings and 2.10
Amusement Centres
At the Ordinary Council meeting held on 28 July 2015, Council
resolved to rescind Planning Policies 2.8 Aged or Dependent
Persons Dwellings and 2.10 Amusement Centres.
Q Community survey Relocation of AFL

Football from Subiaco Oval in 2018
Have your say on the social, economic and cultural impact of
the relocation of AFL Football from Subiaco Oval on the Subiaco
Town Centre.
The City of Subiaco has engaged Professional Public Relations (PPR)
to conduct a major survey of the wider community, capturing the
views and opinions of Subiaco residents, local business owners
and visitors who attend AFL/WAFL games at Subiaco Oval.
There are four online surveys available:
business owners/operators residents
Subiaco Oval patrons
general comments.
You are invited to provide us with your feedback via as many of
the surveys as are relevant to you. The surveys close at 5pm on
Monday 7 September.
To complete the surveys, visit www.haveyoursaysubiaco.com.au
Q Development Assessment Panel application

The city is inviting public comment on an application for
amendments to an approved three storey building comprising ten
multiple dwellings including alterations to the southern and eastern
elevations of the building and the basement at 125 Fairway, Crawley.
The application meets the criteria for a Development
Assessment Panel application and will be determined by the
Metro West Joint Development Assessment Panel. For more
information on the DAPs visit daps.planning.wa.gov.au
Comments are to be received by 5pm on Friday 28 August.
Q Additions to the Local Government

Inventory
The city is inviting public comment on a proposal to include
the following former corner stores on the Local Government
Inventory with the classication of some signicance (Level 3):
65 Bagot Road, Subiaco
135 Heytesbury Road, Subiaco
104 Keightley Road, Shenton Park
77 Nicholson Road, Shenton Park
107 Nicholson Road, Shenton Park
299 Railway Road, Subiaco
396398 Rokeby Road, Subiaco.
Comments are to be received by 5pm on Monday 31 August.
Q Draft Planning Policy 3.11 Duke Street

Conservation Area
The city is inviting public comment on draft Planning Policy 3.11
Duke Street Conservation Area.
Comments are to be received by 5pm on Monday 31 August.
Q Amendments to the Local Government

Inventory
The city is inviting public comment on a proposal to amend
the level of signicance of places on the Local Government
Inventory adopted under the classication of HCWA Register
of Heritage Places and Recommended for Register of Heritage
Places to exceptional signicance (Level 1).
Comments are to be received by 5pm on Monday 7 September.
Q Additions to the Town Planning Scheme

Register of Places of Cultural Heritage
Signicance
The city is inviting public comment on a proposal to amend
the level of signicance of the following places on the Local
Government Inventory to considerable signicance (Level 2)
and to include these places on the Town Planning Scheme
Register of Places of Cultural Heritage Signicance:
230 Hamersley Road, Subiaco
142 Hensman Road, Subiaco
219 Heytesbury Road, Subiaco
90 Onslow Road, Shenton Park.
Comments are to be received by 5pm on Monday 7 September.
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
217 Townshend Road,

Subiaco
118 Gloster Street,
Subiaco
43 Hensman Road,
Subiaco
Alterations and additions to existing

dwelling
dwelling
dwelling
Public submissions in respect to these proposals are not

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

Qsunday@subi Some Like It Yacht
Go back in time to the music that ruled the FM airwaves
between 1976 and 1984 with the sophisticated and smooth
pop sounds known as Yacht Rock. An Auslan interpreter will be
present at this concert.
Sunday 16 August, 2pm
Subiaco Arts Centre, 180 Hamersley Road, Subiaco
Tickets are free and available at the door from 1.15pm on a rst
come, rst served basis.
QFamily history research Lunchtime talk

with Shannon Lovelady
Learn about the historical resources available to Western
Australian researchers and how to overcome the common
research roadblocks that can arise.
Friday 28 August, 12.15pm
Subiaco Library, 237 Rokeby Road, Subiaco
Book online at www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/events
QUpskill pasta making workshop

A free pasta making workshop run by the citys Upskill youth
development program for young people aged fteen to
twenty-ve. Buon appetito!
Saturday 29 August, 2pm
Subiaco PCYC, 450 Rokeby Road, Subiaco
RSVP on 9237 9216 or culture@subiaco.wa.gov.au
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Hannah has keys to Carnegie Hall Wearne
meeting
By DAVID COHEN
Hannah Wang started learning the third movement of
Mozarts Piano Concerto No.23
in A major this week.
I will have learnt it by next
week, the six-year-old pianist
and Methodist Ladies College
student said.
Hannah has had a lot of success in piano competitions in
the past 12 months.
In June, she won overall best
junior performer at the WA
Pianists Competition after
claiming two first prizes and
two second prizes.
The wins led to an invitation
to perform at Carnegie Hall in
New York in May next year, in
the Golden Key Music Festival.
Hannah said music was easy
to remember.
You need to practise, she
said.
On school days, I practise for
1 hours and on weekends for
two hours.
My favourite composer is
Mozart. I like the sound and he
is fun to play.
Hannah also plays the violin,
but said it was harder than the
piano.
Youve got to find where the
note goes with your finger, she
said.
For fun, Hannah likes playing soccer with her brother
Jeremiah.
I listen to a bit of Disney. I
like Mickey Mouse and The Lion
King, she said.
I also like the Smurfs.
Hannahs mother, Christina,
said her daughter was two when
she first asked to have piano
lessons.
The teacher said she had to
be four, Christina said.
But she watched her brother
The four-council steering

committee discussing the
future of Wearne Hostel has
held its first meeting.
Control of the hostel is
vested in Cottesloe, Claremont,
Peppermint Grove and Mosman
Park councils.
The four councils formed a committee to discuss the future of the
hostel, which Curtin Care wants to
secure tenure of so it can finance
a major aged-care upgrade.
Mosman Park mayor Ron
Norris told Tuesday nights
corporate and technical services
committee that the first meeting
had taken place.
He did not say what happened
at the meeting.
Bid to save
banksias
Thriving banksia trees on a

former hospital site in Shenton
Park should be saved from the
bulldozer as a park, Nedlands
councillors said.
Keys to success Hannah Wang is booked to play at New Yorks Carnegie Hall. Photo: Billie Fairclough
Ethans lessons a lot and one day
she played one of the pieces he
was learning. She was three.
After she turned five, Hannah
came under the tutelage of Yoon
Sen Lee, who has been teaching
music for more than 30 years.
Hannah is an extraordinary
talent, Yoon Sen said.
She has the God-given talent
of perfect pitch, but she is also a
fast learner, reading and memo-
rising her music really quickly,

plus the bonus of an extremely
cheerful character.
She has such a wonderful and
humorous personality and is
such a lovely and obedient girl.
The most important thing is
that she is willing to work hard,
resulting in her capability to
perform so well at concerts and
competitions.
MLC music director Robert
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Faulkner said Hannah had

exceptional potential.
The rate at which she is
learning an extensive repertoire
is outstanding, Dr Faulkner
said.
She has an extraordinarily
mature approach to musical
expression.
Dr Faulkner has a chapter in a
just-published Oxford University
Press book, Musical Prodigies.
The Environmental Protection

Authority assessed the bush off
Selby Street as being in very
good condition, mayor Max
Hipkins said.
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when it considers rezoning the
former rehabilitation hospital
land as part of a government
sell-off.
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improvement plan and as such
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Amendment 31
Changes made from Community Feedback
Feedback from consultation on Town Planning Scheme Amendment 31 resulted in
signicant changes being made to the original proposal. On 10 July the Town wrote to all
residents and to the people who made a submission, outlining the Councils decision and
major changes to the Amendment. Major elements of the modied amendment include:
OUT
3 dwellings
on corner lots
OUT
manor houses
on corner blocks
60%
minimum
open space and landscaping

for manor houses and two dwellings on corner lots
OUT
3 and 4 dwelling
manor houses
2
Two dwelling
manor house
on blocks >900m2
2+
Two dwelling manor house,
plus small 70m2 apartment,
on blocks >1000m2
6m
6m
minimum
front setback for a manor house
0.6 Plot Ratio

Total combined oor space for two storey manor houses
cannot be greater than 60% of the lot area
Neighbours able to comment

on all manor house applications
Changes have been made to limit the size and scale of the proposed developments,
protect the streetscape and improve the landscaping. Manor houses to be similar to single
homes and compatible with the surrounding area. Design guidelines to be introduced.
A full list of changes is available at www.cambridge.wa.gov.au/amendment31
The revised Town Planning Scheme Amendment 31 is with the WA Planning Commission
who will consider the amendment and seek nal determination from the Minister for Planning.
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ABOVE: Iwanos own house, in Liord Road, Floreat. RIGHT: The Paganin House in The Boulevard is another of Iwanos designs but is not on the towns municipal inventory.
Infill faces heritage challenge

By LINDA CALLAGHAN
Heritage Minister Albert
Jacob is being asked to stop
changes to Cambridge councils town planning scheme.
Lawyers acting for residents
who opposed an amendment

that would allow duplex, triplex
and apartment developments in
City Beach, Floreat and part of
Mt Claremont claim the council
breached the Heritage Act by
not referring the proposed new
rule to the Heritage Council.
Subiaco mayor Heather Henderson inspects the

bug hotel with its creator Tim Delany.
Bugs welcome
to check in
A 16-level Subiaco hotel that opened this
week has hundreds of rooms and should be
teeming with bugs before long.
Council CEO Jason Buckley

said the town had taken legal
advice and did not need to refer
Amendment 31 to the Heritage
Council.
Craig Wallace, a partner
with Lavan Legal, also wrote
to Planning Minister John
Day, Attorney-General Michael
Mischin and senior public servants.
The letter follows questions
raised at the July Cambridge
council meeting by Jenny
Marshner.
Ms Marshner was a co-opted
member of the WA Heritage
Council.
She told councillors the spotlight should have been turned on
the architecture of City Beach
during the drafting of plans to
allow infill development.
And the council might have
missed a step in the legal procedure, said Ms Marshner, who
lives in Churchlands and is
building a house in City Beach.
The fact the council was
proposing to change its town
planning scheme should have
been referred to the Heritage
Council.
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A few doors from his home in Floreat, Iwano designed this house in
Liord Road for the then German Consul, Schmidt Lademan.
Are you aware under the any difference.
Changing the zoning does
Planning Act there is a requirement to refer it to the Heritage not make a place more likely
to be demolished or not, Mr
Council? she said.
Mayor Simon Withers said Withers said.
I do not believe there will be
the council would need to get
significant change to the buildlegal advice.
Ms Marshner said there were ing fabric of a place.
Mr Buckley said: There is no
fine examples in City Beach,
of buildings by architects like general requirement for all town
Iwan Iwanoff, that were worthy planning scheme amendments
to be referred to the Heritage
of protection.
Mr Withers said he doubted Council for advice.
the proposed change to the town
planning scheme would make Please turn to page 76
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Jolimont is made from recycled timber pruned
by council staff and metal salvaged from bulk
rubbish collections.
It doubles as a piece of sculpture.
UWA architecture, landscape and visual
arts student Tim Delany, who won a council
scholarship to make it, explained his design
and the concept to Jolimont Primary School
students, many of whom have planted native
species in the area.
Its designed to meet the needs of the insects, he said.
We wanted to concentrate on native pollinators, bees and wasps.
Holes were drilled into the wooden structure
to appeal to different species of bees and wasps
that like to burrow and lay eggs.
This is also expected to attract other wildlife,
including the rainbow bee-eater, a bird that
migrates to the reserve from as far away as
the Northern Territory and Papa New Guinea.
Subiaco mayor Heather Henderson said the
project was one of several schemes supporting and protecting wildlife and their habitat.
We are not aware of any other council in
WA to create an insect hotel, she said.
Claremont gets fruity

Claremont council has signed up for fruit
deliveries for its workers.
Eastern states firm Fruit at Work got $484 in
May for providing bananas, kiwifruit, apples,
mandarins and oranges.
Staff not at council HQ in Stirling Highway
spent another $112 on fruit from Jacks in
Claremont Quarter during the month.
In July last year, Claremont spent $259 on
fruit for workers.
On the firms website, founder Wendy
Visontay said she used to supply thousands
of offices in Sydney with chips, chocolates,
biscuits and soft drinks.
But in 2002 she sold the snack food business
to concentrate on fruit.
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Amendment 31
needs scrutiny
Third parties should be able to

appeal against developments
My confidence in Cambridge
councillors is waning by the day.
The Cardno traffic report
underpinned the modified
Amendment 31 and now it seems
that the Transcore review of that
Cardno traffic report has shown
fundamental errors.
I hope the WA Planning
Commission will discount the
weight given to the Cardno report in light of the Transcore
review.
The WAPC needs to scrutinise
Amendment 31 and if it is found
to be flawed, then it should
reject it.
Je Dawkins
Warreen Place, City Beach
David Caddy (Letters, POST,

August 8) stops short of the real
issue in saying decision makers
have to comply with the law.
The trouble is, someone has
to make them comply.
The potential legal costs of
complaining about an unlawful
development decision to the
Supreme Court are prohibitive,
for most.
Furthermore, you can comply
with the law but still breach
planning policies, which are
about merits, rather than legality.
The only person who can
appeal against the merits of a
development decision to the
SAT is the proponent of the
development who is refused, or
who objects to one or more of
the conditions on an approval.
Third parties such as an affected neighbour have no right
of appeal to the SAT.
Democracy can be served only
by giving a right of appeal to
people affected by a development decision, whoever makes it.
Furthermore, third party appeal rights are the only way of
making a legal nexus between
planning policies and development decisions.
Few people understand the
significance of the absence of
third-party appeal rights, until
confronted with an unmeritorious development decision, which
impacts on them or their locality.
When they complain in the
media (all they have got), the
developer and politicians/councillors resort to NIMBY name
calling, when there is no rational
argument to support departure
from the planning policies that
ought to have influenced the
development decision.
Mundaring reader Karena Holden sent in this photo of Subiaco councils parklet, in Hay Street. When she first saw it, on her way to the
bank, a man was sitting in it, eating an orange and enjoying a spot
of people-watching. But on my return, I saw a big mess, she said.
There was rubbish and orange peel all over the fake lawn. Karena
said while the parklet idea was lovely, it was common sense that every
park, no matter how tiny, really needed a bin.
Let me tell planning students about DAPs

David Caddy and Gail
McGowan (Letters, POST, August
8) defend development assessment panels (DAPs) but omit
confronting what is causing
disquiet among us revolting
peasants.
Does Mr Caddy tell UWA
students that DAP members
exercise subjective and discretionary powers (designed
for and previously exercised
by councillors) such that even
objectively measured scheme
requirements are disregarded?
Or that state planning policies are used to justify ignoring
schemes, in contradiction of the
planning hierarchy?
Does he tell them DAPS are
unaccountable for approvals
because, even if council or a
neighbour considers the scheme
has not been honoured, no merit
appeal is available?
Ms McGowan mentioned the
State Administrative Tribunal
could allow interventions when
a developer appealed (unlike

peasants, they can appeal).
But the SAT rarely does allow
intervention, and quickly pushes
matters into confidential mediation, resulting in interested
parties being locked out.
Even with appeal rights, DAPs
should be scrapped.
A degree does not qualify
anyone to decide the subjective elements of an application
against a communitys planning
scheme and policies; only an
election does.
I would be happy to speak

to UWA students to balance
their education by explaining
our states planning system
from the point of view of the 16
property owners in Catherine
Street, Subiaco, who have experienced first hand the DAP,
the SAT and the exercise of
ministerial power to avoid our
communitys expectations and
planning scheme.
Angela Hamersley
Catherine Street, Subiaco
Good council is working well

Ive attended Cambridge
council meetings and have seen
the way Keri Shannon and her
supporters behave.
I have been disgusted by
this groups personal attacks
on mayor Simon Withers,
councillors and staff, and Ive
been gobsmacked by their
scaremongering.
Heaven help us if they get

control of Cambridge.
Weve got a good council making good decisions for the whole
community, and I strongly urge
Wembley and West Leederville
residents and ratepayers to
make sure this group is not
elected.
Pamela van der Meulen
Jukes Way, Wembley
With third-party appeal rights,

workloads for government planners would be significantly
lower, and sustainable development that accords with our
carefully-thought-out planning
policies would promote a better
environment for us all.
WALGA has rejected the idea
of third-party appeal rights in
the past.
Councils complain about DAP
decisions because, as third parties, they cannot appeal.
But councils will not have
third-party appeal rights against
council development decisions.
It is the rooster coming home
to roost.
Sandy Boulter
Millers Court, Cottesloe
Let bikes on
to footpaths
Re Roundabouts unsafe
for cyclists (Letters, POST,
August 8).
It is becoming quite tiresome
to read the lamentations of bike
riders and the hazards that they
face on the road.
A possible, inexpensive and
safer solution would be to widen
all footpaths in each council
area by one slab and allow them
to be shared by cyclists and the
few pedestrians who use them.
If everybody then observes
the road rules, and cyclists and
pedestrians look both ways before crossing roads, car drivers
wont be endlessly blamed for
merely following the road rules
and bike riders will avoid collisions at roundabouts.
Glenys Faye Gibbs
Webster Street, Nedlands
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home a WA first
By RHIANNON SHINE
Cottesloes sea breeze wont
worry the owner of WAs first
airtight house.
The Passivhaus, in Webb
Street, is due to be completed by
Christmas and has already broken
international records.
Passivhaus, or passive house,
was developed in Germany in the
early 1990s and is now the fastest growing energy performance
standard in the world.
A Passivhaus building works
around three main principles: a
high level of airtightness, excellent thermal performance and
mechanical ventilation.
Passivhaus certification will
guarantee the home uses just
10% of the energy of a typical
Australian home.
The Webb Street home, owned by
an eye-surgeon with four teenage
daughters, will have six bedrooms,
four bathrooms, a library, a sixlevel lift and a roof terrace.
The owners twin brother is
head of the Canadian Passivhaus
Institute and recommended the
contemporary design to him.
Nedlands-based Consortium
Builders has brought the house
from ground level to lock-up in
six weeks and it is now being fitted with plumbing and electrics.
Builder and environmental
engineer Andrew Abercromby
said a combination of high insulation, a heat recovery system and
a near-airtight house achieved
year-round comfort.
We had to conduct a blower
test at lock-up by pressurising the
house and measuring the rate of
air leakage, Mr Abercromby said.
He said the typical Australian

house leaked about 15 volumes
of air per hour, while European
standards required less than 1.5
volumes and the Passivhaus target
was 0.6.
The Cottesloe Passivhaus was
recently tested by an independent
international specialist and set
an Australian and New Zealand
record of 0.25.
This is 50 times more airtight
than most Australian homes, Mr
Abercromby said.
And we were surprised by
the enthusiasm from experts
in Germany, Canada and New
Zealand.
He said Passivhaus was the way
of the future.
While Passivhaus is not for everyone, interest is growing rapidly
for the ultra-comfort, low-energy,
rapid-construction and easymaintenance benefits, he said.
To date, Passivhaus buildings
have been designed and built in
every European country, Australia,
China, Japan, Canada the US and
South America.
The home will require a final
blower test by a Passivhaus
Institute certifier to achieve full
certification.
Taste of Korea
A Korean festival is scheduled
for UWA next Wednesday.
There will be K-pop dance performances, traditional dance and
music, Korean costumes to try on,
and Korean food to eat.
The free festival, on Oak Lawn,
is from 10.30am to 4.30pm.
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Mosman hears from

both sides of fence
By DAVID HUDLESTON
Mosman Park councillors

were split over a proposal to
remove a temporary fence
around a bush block between
Fairbairn Street homes and
the river.
Corporate and technical services committee acting chair
Jenna Ledgerwood used her
casting vote on Tuesday night
to ram through a recommendation to remove just one side of
the fence in front of the homes.
Other councillors also
wanted the fence on river side
of the bush block ripped up
while leaving the other two
sides to keep out dogs and
children on bikes.
The temporary fence was
erected in 2009 to protect the
block while new plants grew.
A staff report to the committee said the ring-lock fence
was in poor condition.
Neighbours say the yellowcapped steel picket fence is
an eyesore, looks like a big
chicken pen and want it gone.
But in an email to the
council, Friends of Mosman
Councillors have recommended the western fence (left) remain while

the fence along Fairbairn Street (right) be removed.
Park Bushland convener Sue
Conlon said she wanted it to
stay because the bush was
home to rainbow bee-eaters,
that migrated there each
year from the Kimberley, the
Burtons legless lizard and a
species of ctenotus lizard.
The birds built their ground
tunnel nests inside the fence,
which kept out dogs, she said.
North ward councillor Zenda
Johnson argued that both
sides of the fence should be
removed because that was
what residents had been told.
This was put in six years

ago as a temporary fence with
a sign for all the world to see
that said when the plants had
grown it would be removed,
she said.
She said the staff report
said both fences could go but
recommended only one fence
should go.
CEO Kevin Poynton said
doing it incrementally would
allow the bush to be monitored
and would keep the opposing
parties happy.
Subi rushes a new image

By LLOYD GORMAN
Subiaco council is rushing

to develop a new image for its
CBD as an enjoyable place to
shop, visit and relax.
Compounding makes us a specialist

pharmacy, but what makes us special?

Phone: 08 9387 1803
The council is asking consultants to develop a brand

identity made up of a name,
logo and hashtag for the
Subiaco city centre, which it
defines as Rokeby Road, Hay
Street and Station Square.
Firms bidding for the contract will be asked to come up
with three concept designs.
Recently the city has undertaken significant market
research into various aspects
of the town centre, the tender
document states.
A recurring theme from this
research is that the Subiaco
town centre lacks a strong
identity and a new strategic
marketing vision needs to be
developed.
There is a need for a new
brand narrative that defines
and promotes consistent values, a unique selling point, and
a competitive position for the
Subiaco town centre.
An overall negative perception of the economic position
of the retail and hospitality
industries in Subiaco has developed, and businesses are

looking for immediate changes
to be undertaken to improve
the look, feel and reputation
of the town centre.
Subiaco said it wanted
branding that was simple,
versatile and timeless, memorable and easily recognised
by Subiaco residents, workers
and visitors.
The city centre was a wellknown retail, hospitality
and entertainment precinct,
Subiaco said, but the number
of visitors was decreasing.
A key priority for the city of
Subiaco is collaboration with
the local business community
to increase foot traffic and enhance the visitor experience
in Subiaco, the council said.
Tenders closed on Tuesday,
August 11, and a contractor
will be picked within a week.
The selected firm will then
present three creative concepts at a series of workshops
with councillors, staff and
other interested parties on
August 24, and immediately
begin to polish the ideas.
It is likely the new business
lobby, Subiaco Town Centre
Network, will have a say in the
choice of a new brand.

In late September or early
October the contractor will
again make up to three presentations of a new brand identity.
Subiaco CEO Ian Hill said
the timeframe was deliberately tight.
Thats the intention, to
move quite quickly and because of Markets on Rokeby
the timing is right for us to
move in parallel with that,
Mr Hill said.
We are looking at an
October opening for that,
and this work will coincide
with that.
The timing with Markets on
Rokeby is just about perfect.
People have long recognised
Subiaco as being the home
of some of the metropolitan
areas top markets and thats
been a big attraction.
With the change with the
Pavilion Markets and Station
Street Markets, the commencement of Markets on Rokeby,
the timing, is just right.
Hedley Missell, a director of
Venn Property Group, which
is behind the new markets,
confirmed they would open
in mid to late October.
Professor praises $1billion boost for research

The director of WAs top adult
medical research institute
in Nedlands has praised the
establishment of the Medical
Research Future Fund.
The legislation passed
through federal parliament on
Wednesday.
Professor Peter Leedman, from
the Harry Perkins Institute of
Medical Research, said the fund
would deliver more than $1billion to medical research within
the next 10 years, a doubling of
federal investment.
This is a transformational and

landmark event in the history of
medical research in Australia,
he said.
It is essential that we have
adequate support for our dedicated researchers to take their
work well beyond just the next
grant cycle.
It is accepted internationally
that a major foundation for an excellent, high-quality health- care
system is a robust and sustainable medical research industry.
Vibrant health and medical
research cultures within hos-
pitals and primary care lead to

great medicine, with the best
outcomes.
With the establishment of
the Medical Research Future
Fund, we have an extraordinary
opportunity to foster this across
the entire sector.
Professor Leedman said it
was a very stimulating time for
medical research as new technologies, such as genomics, were
revolutionising how researchers
made discoveries and advanced
these findings at a more rapid
rate than before.
The next few years will be an

exciting time for Australian science as we, including the Perkins,
embrace the technology and
apply it to more rapidly develop
new ways to better diagnose and
treat human disease, he said.
We will work towards introducing precision medicine.
Professor Leedman said survival rates for many cancers
had improved as a direct consequence of medical research for
example, the cervical cancer
vaccine and advances in the
treatment of breast cancer and
melanoma.
But for some cancers, such as
liver, pancreatic and some types
of breast cancer, the prognosis
remained poor, and it was these
tumours that the Perkins was
very interested in.
We hope that the MRFF will
also help Australian researchers
make major advances in cardiovascular disease and diabetes,
including heart attacks, stroke
and blood vessel diseases, which
remain the main cause of death
in Australia for both men and
women, he said.
Try your
you hand in top labs
Next Saturday the Harry
Perkins Institute of Medical
Research will open its doors
to the public for the first time
to celebrate National Science
Week.
Science in action Adults and older children can experience hands-on science in the Harry Perkins Institute
labs next Saturday.
This is a rare opportunity for

everybody in the community to
experience our scientists work
tackling cancers, heart attack,
stroke, diabetes and other serious diseases, institute director
Professor Peter Leedman said.
We really want to engage
people so they understand
more about medical research,
and the open day will allow the
community to get hands-on in
our labs and meet the scientists
who are driving our discoveries
and delivering hope to patients
and their families.
Visitors can listen to talks
about the latest research
in the buildings McCusker
Auditorium. The presentations
will run every 40 minutes from
10.10am until 3pm.
A series of guided tours by
medical researchers will take
visitors through exhibitions.
These offer a visual history
of medical research, from the

discovery of penicillin to a
chronicle of Australian Nobel
Prize laureates.
Four-metre double-sided LED
banners will display colourful
microscopic cell images with an
accompanying interactive iPad
app describing the research
involved in creating the image.
Researchers will also take
visitors through the state ofthe-art laboratories to increase
understanding of the institutes
intricate work on conditions like
cancer, diabetes, cardiovascular
and neuromuscular diseases.
Hands-on laboratory activities
will be held in the Lotterywest
BioDiscovery Centre, providing
a chance to wear a lab coat and
stain a cancer cell.
The event is free and suitable for adults and older children. Flat-covered footwear is
recommended for entry to the
laboratories. The cafe will be
open for business.
Paid parking is available at
carpark 3A, 7 and 7B, off Monash
Avenue in Nedlands.
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Time for DAPs to come

The Metro West Development Assessment Panel
(DAP) has met 103 times since DAPs were set up in
2011, often attracting criticism from the community.
Is it time for a review of the planning system?
POST reporter LLOYD GORMAN has attended most
DAP meetings in the western suburbs. He writes:
When Planning Minister
John Day introduced DAPs
on July 1, 2011, he said they
would streamline the planning process, make the system
more flexible and be more
transparent.
From day one, DAPs at least
in the western suburbs have had
a rocky and tricky track record.
The very day they began, a
local developer lodged plans
for a $45million six-storey office
block with parking for 187 cars
in Seddon Street, Subiaco.
It took three attempts for that
application to get to a DAP meeting because of site problems.
The developer withdrew it
later that year.
This was more than just teething problems for the new planning system.
Three years later, the same
developer returned to the DAP
with plans for an eight-storey
$60million office block on the
same site.
Despite strong opposition
from Subiaco council and the
community, the DAP approved
this application in April 2014.
Then the developer asked for a
further two-year extension of the
projects building approval (they
expire after two years), saying
they needed to coordinate this
project with another massive
one proposed for the block next

door: Subigates $120million
16-storey redevelopment of the
old Pavilion market site.
The DAP had approved this
tower in February that year,
again despite stiff council and
community opposition.
Even DAP member Malcolm
Mackay, wearing his other hat
as a planning representative of
the Seddon Street developer,
called Subigates approval by
the DAP the worst planning
decision in the history of WA .
It had taken Subigate a
consortium led by Sydney developer Ian Day several years of
pushing to get the $120million
redevelopment plan through to
approval.
Even when the DAP had
signed off on the plans, Subigate
went straight to the State
Administrative Tribunal to
appeal against most of the 39
conditions of approval the DAP
had imposed.
The extent of that appeal
became public knowledge only
this week at a Subiaco council
meeting, and neighbouring
residents who feared their
heritage homes were at risk of
being damaged are still very
worried.
Elsewhere in Subiaco, another
developer is trying to on-sell
(flip, in market parlance)
Reverend George Davies took a megaphone to Northwood Street to get

the message over to would-be buyers that neighbours were vehemently
opposed to the multi-storey development they said would spoil the enjoyment of their homes.
another DAP-approved rede- redevelopment of a single-storey
velopment that went on sale a building on the corner of Forrest
and Rowland streets, but this apfew weeks ago.
Subiaco council had previ- proval had lapsed at least once.
It had then been referred to
ously approved a six-storey
the DAP, which, in March 2014,

initially knocked back the design, by Jolimont architect Ian
Oldfield, because of its height.
The 306sq.m site is now for
sale with planning approval for
a five-storey mixed-use building.
But the buyer will have to
demolish the existing purplepainted brick building and get
building works significantly
under way before March next
year, when its approval expires.
These are a small selection of
DAP applications in Subiaco,
but there are many more in the
area and beyond it, and more in
the pipeline.
In many cases, DAP applications generate heat and friction
with neighbours and the community, a phenomenon that is
spreading across the metropolitan area as DAPs approve highrise buildings in single-storey
or low-density areas that local
councils cannot approve, and
probably would not have done.
DAPs are coming under increasing scrutiny.
A parliamentary inquiry into
the system is under way and has
called before it a broad range of
people, from affected residents
to developers groups, former
and current DAP chairmen and
planning officers.
But it can only assess the
effectiveness and workings of
the DAPs and report back to
the government later this year.
It does not have the power
to abolish them, as speakers
including Nedlands mayor
Max Hipkins, UWA professor
and a former DAP chairman
Nial Kiely, Local Government
Planners Association president
Ian MacCrae, WALGA have
suggested.
under the spotlight

This has also been the suggestion of every resident who
has addressed the inquiry.
Even with its limited powrers, the inquiry, headed by
rKate Doust MLC, should call
before it Planning Minister
John Day to hear his account
of the DAPs.
t Members of the inquiry
should attend at least one DAP
tmeeting to see how it operates.
And the State Administrative
fTribunal should also be called
to answer questions.
Developers appeals to the
SAT have resulted in secret
approvals, the inquiry has
heard from several speakers.
The SATs one-page, foursentence submission to the
inquiry saying it does everything according to normal
procedure clearly does not
ycut the mustard as far as any
kind of accountability goes.
The SAT is an arm of the
Supreme Court, and justice
needs to be seen to be done
and the letter and spirit of the
law followed.
On the face of it, even develfopers should react badly to the
DAPs they add another layer
rof bureaucracy to the planning
system, cost more money and
take longer to get decisions.
And in 95% of cases, DAPs
fsupport recommendations
made to them in Responsible
Authority Reports, which are
rdrawn up by council staff on
behalf of DAPs.
r But for all that, big builders
rare gushing about the new system and would hardly change
ta thing, the parliamentary
tinquiry has been told.
The five-person DAPs comprise five members: three
with planning or similar
expertise who are appointed
by the Planning Minister as
independent experts, and two
councillors from the area in
which a project is planned.
Local communities are
always on the back foot, with
DAP councillor members
almost always over-ruled by
the experts, who are always
in the majority.
Even having two councillors
on the DAP is no guarantee
that local interests will be
defended.
While councils nominate
councillors for the DAP, they
are not representatives of their
councils, and are not bound
by previous council decisions
about a development.
They can vote as they wish.
Subiaco councillor Murray
Rowe, for example, voted for
the Subigate redevelopment
of the Pavilion Market in
February, while his fellow
councillor Paul Clements voted
against it.
Some people in the community, and on Subiaco council,
felt betrayed by Mr Rowes
endorsement of the unpopu-
The community
is always on the
back foot, with
councillors almost
always over-ruled
by the experts.
Work has started on the apartment

block in Northwood Street, West
Leederville against which Rev.
Davies campaigned (opposite).
lar plan, and it was arguably
because of this that his fellow
councillors did not nominate
him again when his term on
the DAP expired.
DAPs were meant to remove
political influence from planning and bring a more professional approach, but even that
can be seriously challenged.
DAP members can say as
much or as little as they like
in support, or against, an application, leaving room for a
horse and carriage to be driven
between different opinions
and reasons for a decision.
Last December, a POST
reporter found himself sitting
among a big group of developers, planners and consultants waiting to present their
projects to Subiaco councils
design review panel, which
was meeting the backers of
the Pavilion Market site.

The reporter listened as the
developers opened up and
talked freely.
This was when it looked
almost certain that Subiaco
council would be taken over by
Cambridge, and the developers were not slow to criticise
Subiaco council and say small
councils like it should be done
away with so they could get on
with what they did.
In private, they showed no
respect for existing planning
controls and systems run by
councils, and, by extension, no
respect for the communities
they serve.
They even jokingly linked
senior state government ministers to local redevelopment
projects.
Planning Minister John Day
is actively driving reforms to
WAs planning systems, mainly
in favour of property developers, and the DAPs are one way
in which he is doing that.
The DAPs are directly answerable to only one authority: him.
But dont expect the Labor
Party to offer much contrast.
The Opposition likes DAPs and
would be unlikely to do much
to change them if in power.
Instead of a parliamentary inquiry into DAPs, there
should perhaps be a royal
commission into WAs planning system.
DAPs would be scrutinised,
and so, too, should councils
and, more particularly, the
Metropolitan Redevelopment
Authority and bodies like the
Statutory Planning Committee
inside the WA Planning
Commission, all of which make
important decisions in secret
meetings.
The Wedge (left), on the corner of Bagot and Railway roads, Subiaco,
and 110 Cambridge Street, West Leederville (right) were turned down at
public meetings of the DAP in 2012 but later approved at secret meetings
of the developer and the DAP, under the aegis of an appeal to the State
Administrative Tribunal . Photos: Paul McGovern
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The most recent controversy
was sparked by Cottesloe
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DAP system at a public rally in
South Perth last month (POST
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He told the meeting there
was no requirement for a DAP
to either adhere to or show
regard for either state or local
planning policies.
Both Ms McGowan and Mr
Caddy said in letters to the
POST that this was wrong.

My students, past and present, would be aghast at this
statement, Mr Caddy wrote
to the POST.
But Mr Walsh hit back this
week, saying he was quoting
directly from the training notes
to DAP panel members.
Town planning lawyer Sandra
Boulter pointed out in her
letter that a developer could
appeal to the SAT against a
refusal, but a neighbour badly
affected by overshadowing or
other detriment could not.
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comply with the law but still
breach planning policies,
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By LLOYD GORMAN
A development assessment
panel (DAP) was not the
right authority to have approved the four-storey office
block next to King Edward
Memorial Hospital for Women,
in Subiaco.
This was what Shenton Park
planning expert Neil Foley told
a recent hearing of the parliamentary inquiry into DAPs.
Mr Foley said that because of
the zoning of the site, on the corner of Bagot and Railway roads,
it had been inappropriate for a
DAP to OK the $18.5million office
Planning expert Neil Foley said the Wedge sites zoning meant the DAP building, dubbed the Wedge.
had no authority to approve the building.
Mr Foley said the land had

been reserved as use for public
purpose hospital in the 1963
Metropolitan Region Scheme.
The WA Planning Commission
has 100% development control
over reserved land, but that
had not been the case in this
instance.
For the DAPs to be making
decisions on reserved land is
inappropriate, he said.
Mr Foley is also a professor of
urban and regional planning at
UWA and has been chairman of
two DAPs.
It should have gone through
a scheme amendment first, he
said.
Local people missed out on
the opportunity to comment on

what sort of uses should go on
that land, because the council
opposed that, but it was still
approved.
In 2011, West Perth developers
Blackburne applied to the newly
established DAP for approval to
knock over five one-storey homes
and a shop on the site and build
a four-storey building with more
than 5000sq.m of office space and
two levels of parking.
It was the first commercial
office building for Blackburne,
which develops apartment
complexs.
At the DAP meeting, the DAPs
Brothers illness a catalyst for study

By RHIANNON SHINE
When Cyndi Shannon
Weickerts twin brother was
diagnosed with schizophrenia
when he was 17, it was the first
time she had heard the word.
She grew up in the US alongside him, shared teachers and
friends, played baseball and
went on holidays.
She said they had both been
intelligent children, but once
the teenage years hit, something
changed.
I remember that while I
was socialising and partying,
my brother was starting to
withdraw, Professor Shannon
Weickert said.
We were both very academic
over-achievers and competed
for the top grades in school, but

then I noticed his grades were
slipping.
He got worse. He withdrew
more into his room.
He would listen to Beatles
records and play them backwards and think they had special
messages for him.
When a psychiatrist diagnosed schizophrenia, Professor
Shannon Weickert decided: I
gotta learn this biology stuff,
because I gotta find out whats
wrong with his brain.
I knew I wanted to help my
brother, because the medicines
that were available to him at the
time were terrible.
Now a world-leading neurologist, Professor Shannon Weickert
moved to Australia from the US
eight years ago when she was invited to lead a top schizophrenia
program in Sydney.
Last week, she gave a public lecture at Christ Church
Grammar School, in Claremont,
about her latest research and
her personal experience with
schizophrenia.
My aim is to discover biological subsets of schizophrenia so that we can target novel
therapeutics by re-purposing
available drugs that are already
known to be safe for other diseases, she said.
My aim is to apply what we
know, or what we have learnt
so far, and just test if its going
to be of benefit.
She said a range of people
attended her lectures, from
those personally affected by

schizophrenia to those who
were simply interested in the
human brain.
There is a lot of intrigue in
the human brain, she said.
If you think about it, it may be
one of the most complex organs
on the planet.
Professor Shannon Weickerts
lecture was organised by mental
health awareness group Meeting
for Minds.
Details about the groups
events can be found at meetingforminds.com.
RIGHT: Professor Shannon

Weickert made it her life mission
to uncover the root cause of
schizophrenia.
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Five easy steps for developers
DAPs: the state governments

flawed planning mechanism
Gail McGowan (DAPs strike
balance between expertise and
local knowledge, Letters, POST,
August 8) parrots the governments planning propaganda.
She says all development assessment panel DAP decisions
must be in accordance with
local government planning
schemes, state planning policies
and sound planning principles.
Wrong: every decision ever
made by DAPs has over-ruled
local government planning
schemes.
As Cottesloe resident Jack
Walsh said in the POST report,
DAPs are not required to either
adhere to or show regard for
either local or state planning
policies.
Ms McGowan says the DAP
system ensures challenging and
complex planning decisions are
determined in an independent
manner.
Wrong: there is no independence.
DAPs are the WA Liberal
governments rubber stamp for
non-compliant developments.
She says the community
does not have a right to apply
for merit reviews against DAP
decisions, but can apply for a
judicial review to the Supreme
Court of WA.
Double standards: developers
have the right of appeal all the
way to the SAT, but councils
and communities do not.
Residents who adjoin a development can go to the Supreme
Court, but this will incur considerable costs.
DAPs are designed to be
biased, with two local government representatives never able
to defeat the three Ministerappointed independent ex-
perts who, incidentally, never

speak out against the hand that
feeds them (ie, developers and
the state government).
In short, DAPs are the governments flawed planning
mechanism that ensure developers bypass councils and deny
residents a voice in how their
communities develop.
I recently attended an international planning conference
where every speaker advocated
citizen/local government partnerships to ensure best planning
outcomes, something the state
government dismisses.
Once again, the state government is out of step with global
best practice.
Sally Pyvis
Stanhope Street, Cottesloe
Peppermint Grove councillor

Charlie Hohnen enjoyed a great
read at Kings Cascades on the
Prince Regent River, north of
Derby, after a 13-day walk with
friends. From Pantijan airstrip
they followed the Sale and Calder rivers and then Camp Creek
through the Prince Regent Nature
Reserve.
DAP rules allow planning

policies to be ignored
In reply to my comments in
the report, Dodgy DAP system slammed (POST, August
1), David Caddy told us of his
UWA credentials but he didnt
mention if he was executive
chairman of statutory planning
at The Planning Group (TPG),
who has represented developers applications at development
assessment panels (DAPs) on at
least 10 occasions in 10 different
jurisdictions.
I believe that since their inception, the DAPS have approved
100% of development applications, some after appeal, which
may explain Mr Caddys interest
in defending them.
It also shows why there is a
large wave of disquiet building,
as evidenced by a recent metropolitan community meeting
addressed by leaders from 10
local government areas worried

about DAP decisions.
While it would be difficult to
rack up as many DAP appearances as Mr Caddy, I have attended six DAP meetings and am
well aware of the proceedings.
Mr Caddy says his students
would be aghast at my quoted
statement: There is no requirement for a DAP to either adhere
to or show regard for either local
or state planning policies.
I point out it is a direct quote
from Development Assessment
Panel Training Notes, section
4.5.2, Role of Policy.
Mr Caddy should be assured
that my agenda as an elected
council member is to be open
and accountable at all times
and to tell it like it is.
Jack Walsh
Grant Street, Cottesloe
David Caddy (DAPS, SAT

must stick to local and state
planning policies, Letters,
POST, August 8), I would appreciate your providing evidence
of development applications
that support your statement:
When a DAP considers an application, or the SAT reviews
an application, it is standing in
the shoes of the council and can
only exercise those discretions
that would be available to the
council.
There are at least 15 DAPaffected communities in metropolitan Perth who say the
rules are ignored in favour of
developers in five easy steps.
1. Put in an ambit claim (to
build 87 units on a site zoned
for 24 units in Alfred Cove).

2. Get a refusal from the council and the DAP.
3. Go to the State Administrative Tribunal (SAT).
4. Mediate an outcome in
secret (build 84 units instead
of 87 units).
5. The DAP holds a public
meeting and approves the noncomplying development.
However, there is agreement
with your statement that: Local
governments must have due
regard to the provisions of state
planning policies when making
decisions on planning matters.
I look forward to your reply.
Julie Matheson
Subiaco councillor
Is ethnicity relevant?
Your lead report in the August
8 edition (Strong Rayney leads)
refers to two suspects in the
Rayney case, who are said to be
associated with a group, some of
whom are highlighted as being
indigenous.
I read the rest of the paper
trying to find examples where
the POST had explicitly linked
anybody at all to a group of
caucasians.
But, of course, there arent any.
It is only when somebody is
indigenous, or knows someone
indigenous, that you choose to go
out of your way to identify their
race as if it were a relevant or
defining characteristic in rela-
tion to criminal acts.

I doubt your reporter, Bret
Christian, is unaware of the unconscious bias that perpetuates
generalised racist attitudes to
indigenous Australians, but if he
is, then I can only say ignorance
is no excuse.
The POST needs to raise its
game.
Peter Metcalfe
The reporting rule is that ethnicity is
reported only when it is vital, relevant
and unavoidable, such as the description of a suspect or a missing person.
Such was the case in this report, as was
clear from the paragraph immediately
following. Bret Christian
Interest rate is extortion

My bridge club friend Bessie
asks: How can councils charge
more than 11% interest if we
choose to pay our rates in instalments?
Her pottery pal, Cynthia, lives
in Swan council, where you can
win a car if you pay your rates
in full.
We know councils want to get

our money ASAP, but does acting like Sale of the Century, and
charging extortionate interest,
really help?
Mercy Stone
Stirling Highway, Claremont
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UWA gets fast food

Fast-food outlets Subway
and Boost will open outlets
at UWAs Crawley campus in
spring.
Construction is under way in
the refectory, popularly known
as the ref by staff and students.
The outlets will operate independently and stay open when
the ref is closed.
UWA Student Guild president
Lizzy OShea said the changes
were the result of a catering
review by the guild, which runs
most of the college eateries.
This review identified that
Dry July flowers

for cancer patients
the model that would have the

greatest benefit to students and
the wider community would be
guild-run cafes alongside guildmanaged independent catering
options, Ms OShea said.
She said they were considering dedicated halal outlets, had
upgraded the historic Hackett
Cafe, tested new menus and
even offered 24-hour breakfast
and dinner options during the
recent exam period.
Ms OShea said all revenue
supported student services and
facilities on campus.
Dry July beneficiary manager Kate Wilson, left, SolarisCare founder David Joske and SolarisCare volunteer
Veronica Watson enjoying the garden.
Long-term club member and committee member Susan Monger takes

a golf buggy for a spin from the new $100,000 shed.
Plenty in store for golfers

Mosman Park Golf Club last
week opened its $100,000 cart
storage shed.
It was partly funded through a
$25,000 contribution from Mosman
Park council, a donation from the
Australian Sports Foundation,
and about 40 club members.
The new building replaces
the old shed, near the clubs
entrance, which had become an
eyesore because of its dilapidated condition.

The new shed will store members golf equipment and the
clubs small fleet of golf carts.
General manager Tony Howell
said the increased availability
of golf carts would significantly
benefit many of the clubs older
members, enabling them to stay
active longer.
More than a year of planning,

teamwork and elbow grease
has culminated in the opening
of the SolarisCare Community
Garden at Sir Charles Gairdner
Hospital.
More than 50 guests were
at the recent opening of the
rejuvenated space by Alyssa
Hayden, parliamentary secretary
to Health Minister Kim Hames.
Everyone involved should
be extremely proud of the gift
they have given through this
community garden to cancer
patients, families and carers
for many years to come, Ms
Hayden said.
The garden is designed to
give those going through cancer
treatment a place to sit and re-
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flect, which has been shown to

positively support the recovery
process.
The renovation of the previously dilapidated space was
made possible through Dry July
fundraising. During 2013 and
2014, supporters raised more
than $250,000 for SolarisCare.
Masters Home Improvement
was also a significant supporter
with materials and labour while
the John Curtin Leadership
Academy led the project development.
Dry July is all about making
a difference to adult cancer
patients and this is what this
garden is all about, Dry July
beneficiary manager, Kate
Wilson, said.
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getting people to a better place
We have a chance to give
those words an even more explicit expression, he said
Dr Joskes sentiment was echoed by Sue Hill, the wife of the
late Wayne Hill SolarisCares
2013 Dry July ambassador, who
lost his battle with a brain tumour last year.
Wayne absolutely loved
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Nobel Laureate talks

about cellular ageing
Australian-born Nobel
Laureate Elizabeth Blackburn
gave a lecture at UWA last
week on how stress, poverty,
diet, lifestyle and genes made
the bodys cells age rapidly.
Professor Blackburn, who
won the 2009 Nobel Prize for
Physiology or Medicine, was delivering the Lions Eye Institutes
16th annual Ian Constable
Lecture.
She discovered the molecular nature of telomeres, which
are protective DNA-protein
complexes that help stabilise
the bodys genetic information.
Telomeres which can be
compared to the plastic tips
on shoelaces prevent chromosomes from falling apart.
But telomeres shorten every
time a cell divides, and if they
become too short, the cell can
no longer divide leading to
cellular ageing and disease.
Telomere length can be combined with other information to
indicate a persons biological
age better than chronological
age, Professor Blackburn said.
Smoking and obesity have
both been implicated in the
shortening of telomere length
and there is a growing body of
evidence that the stress of living under deprived conditions
can cause telomere shortening

and the early onset of disease.
In her lecture, Implications
of Telomere Maintenance in
Ageing-Related Processes and
Diseases, Professor Blackburn
explored how people could
protect telomere health.
There are ways to protect
telomeres through diet, exercise
and weight and stress reduction, she said.
She is also fascinated with
the physical and mental effects
of stress and the roles stressreduction techniques play in
potentially improving telomeres,
and the health implications
for this.
Research by Professor
Blackburn and her team at the
University of California, San
Francisco, has linked short
telomeres to heart disease, diabetes, cancer, chronic stress and
post-traumatic stress disorder.
Lions Eye Institute managing
director Professor David Mackey
said it was an honour to have
Professor Blackburn presenting this years Ian Constable
Lecture.
It is wonderful to have such
a successful Australian researcher as a role model for our
scientists delivering this years
lecture, he said.
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Girls lose hair for cancer patients

More than 50 students at
Iona Presentation College had
20cm cut off of their ponytails
on Wednesday to be made
into wigs for people who have
lost their hair during cancer
treatments.
In front of the school assembly, Year 12 student leaders,
Arabella Bargmann, of City

Beach, and Taylah Howard, of
Scarborough, had their hair cut,
to be donated to the Pantene
Beautiful Lengths campaign.
After the assembly, 54 students followed suit and had
their hair cut.
Arabella said their hope was
to make people feel good again

and this was one way they could
make that contribution.
Students who did not have
haircuts raised money in other
ways, such as hair braiding and
via a cake stall.
This money raised will go to
support the WA Cancer Council.
Subiaco station nears million mark

Close to a million people used
Subiaco railway station in the
2013-14 financial year.
Elizabeth Blackburn, David Mackey, Barry Marshall and Ian Constable.

Professors Blackburn and Marshall are both Nobel Laureates
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The figure was 223,313 for
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Set ocean pool at groynes foot

With regard to a Cottesloe
beach pool, I suggest a return
to the old pool area as a site
for a low-impact and manageable option.
It could be situated at the foot
of the groyne, roughly where the
old pool was, with access to the
groyne re-routed to form a low
sea wall to the north-west.
This would create an area of
about 40m by 12m from the old
pool shower to overlooking the
southern reef shelf and Mudurup
Rocks.
It would need to be about 2m
lower than the foot of the groyne
to allow ebb and flow of seawater
from the south.
There could be a wide amphi-
theatre of steps for access from

the north.
It could be designed in keeping with the harsh coastline,
say inspired by the hull of a
wrecked boat filled with water,
lodged between Cottesloe beach,
Mudurup Rocks and the groyne.
There could be a deck rail
walkway around its perimeter,
the bow pointing to the surfers past Mudurup Rocks, with
anchor holes and portholes
allowing wave and tidal flow.
Brass fittings, scalloped edges
and steps could add to the overall sculpture.
Martin Visser
Samson Street, White Gum Valley
Martin Vissers idea for a Cottesloe ocean pool. His location at the base of
the groyne is coloured red, with the path to the groyne diverted around
it slightly to the west. The outline of a pool to the north of the groyne is
the location now being put forward.
Todays planning system has lost the certainty

In their defence of development assessment panels (DAPs),
both Gail McGowan and David
Caddy (Letters, POST, August 8)
conveniently forget that it is possible to give a wide interpretation to discretionary provisions
in local planning schemes and
the residential design codes
when DAPs assume the role
of local government decisionmaker.
The state government requires
that the following clause of the
Model Scheme Text has to be
incorporated in all local planning schemes:
Except for development in
respect of which the residential planning codes apply, if a
development is the subject of
an application for planning approval and does not comply with
a standard or requirement prescribed under the scheme, the
local government may, despite
the non-compliance, approve
the application unconditionally
or subject to such conditions as

the local government thinks fit.
The residential design codes
are not included in the above
exception because they already
contain the option for wide variations when assessment under
design principles is requested.
This requires the exercise
of judgment (discretion) by the
DAP decision-maker, guided
only by general performance
standards.
Yes, all decision-making bodies are required to give due consideration to approved policies
and design principles, but they
are merely guidelines and it is
easy to justify exceptions.
History shows DAPs make
extensive use of discretion far
more than councils would ever
contemplate.
Local government is constrained by accountability to
its community, which doesnt
apply to DAPs.
This encourages developers
to make ambit claims, knowing the State Administrative

Tribunal will seek to mediate
a compromise.
There is no longer any certainty in the planning system.
That is why more people in
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system is broken and structural
change is necessary.
This is an open letter to UWA

vice-chancellor Paul Johnson.
I have been watching the
debate regarding bush the
university owns in Underwood
Avenue.
The lovely cockatoos that live
in the bush visit our family home.
They come past only a few
times a year and hang from
native trees on our front lawn.
Our daughters (11 and 14) marvel at their beauty and antics.
They have a unique persona.
It is for this and many other
reasons that I request UWA does
not develop any of their precious
habitat around Underwood
Avenue.
I speak proudly of my time and
degree gained at UWA.
My daughter took me to the
open day last year and is considering studying engineering.
I am a fifth generation Western
Australian and proud of my
university and heritage.
Please consider the intellectual and creative option of
protecting this land.
It looks like a short-term financial decision the university
appears to be making.
I always felt UWA was a creative, intellectual institution that
existed for the benefit of unique
ideas and the protection of our
precious wildlife.
All that you are considering
is being watched by so many
and, as someone who loves my
university, I too would one day
look to giving back.
Please make this an attractive
option.
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Ear, nose and throat surgeon
Desmond Wee has broken
new ground in using a robot
for oral surgery at Hollywood
Private Hospital.
Breakthrough Ear, nose and throat surgeon Desmond Wee checks patient
Peter Symonds after his tonsil cancer surgery.
He recently met 56-year-old

Peter Symonds, who had been
diagnosed with tonsil cancer
and fearful of a terminal prognosis.
But after his first visit to
Hollywood, Mr Symonds was
told he was a candidate for less
invasive robotic surgery.
After being diagnosed with
tonsil cancer and hearing my
options for treatment, I was
completely overwhelmed,
he said.
Reading up on cases where
patients had to have their jaw
broken to be able to reach the

cancer was quite scary.
On meeting Mr Wee and
learning I was a candidate for
the surgery with the da Vinci
Xi, I was thrilled.
The complex surgery was
performed in less than three
hours, with Mr Wee first completing the neck dissection then
reconfiguring the da Vinci Xi
to remove the tonsil cancer.
During this procedure, we
were able to successfully address all affected areas, Mr
Wee said.
The da Vinci Xi marks a
significant advance in the
types of services we can offer
to patients who are suffering
from oral cancers.
Mr Symonds did not require
further surgery or chemotherapy.

He still required radiotherapy, but this had been tailored
to reduce toxicity and lessen
his recovery time, Mr Wee said.
This procedure marks the latest advance in robotic-assisted
surgery.
Hollywood was the first hospitalin Australia to use the da
Vinci Xi for trans-oral robotic
surgery and remains the only
hospital in WA to offer the
service.
The da Vinci Xi is the most
advanced surgical robot in
Australia. More capable than
prior generations of the da
Vinci surgical system, it can
be used in a wide range of
minimally invasive surgery.
Students hear of egyptologists life changing discovery

By DAVID COHEN
An accidental discovery led
to a once-in-a-lifetime experience for egyptologist Susanne
Bickel.
Three years ago, Professor
Bickel was working with a team
from the University of Basel,
in Switzerland, when they discovered a 3000-year-old tomb
in Egypts Valley of the Kings.
It was quite sensational and
totally unexpected, she told
students at Methodist Ladies
College.
There was one lady in the coffin: she was a priestess or singer.
The name on the coffin was
Nehmes-Bastet, which means
May the Goddess Bastet protect her.
She was probably in her early
20s, which was about the normal
age for those times.
It was a once-in-a-lifetime
experience.
Professor Bickel enthralled
students with her stories of
clambering into hillside tunnels
to find tombs.
She has been exploring the
Valleys non-royal tombs for seven
years through Basel University.
The non-royal tombs are not
beautiful, she said.
It is probably the reason why
they have been neglected.
The tomb was only the second
found in the Valley of the Kings
since Howard Carter found
Tutenkhamens, in 1922.
Students asked Professor
Bickel about the supposed curse
put on Carter and his team.
That is mainly modern mythology and the film industry,
she said.
Professor Bickel studied Latin
and Greek at school and said she
loved history and ancient history.
I spent half a year with my

parents in London,she said.
My English lessons were next
to the British Museum, and I
became passionate about Egypt.
It is civilisation in a nutshell:
it is 3000 years, but it is so coherent and close.
Professor Bickel said there
were few career opportunities
in egyptology.
My teacher told me, Go
ahead, do it, think of your career
later, she said.
We try to make clear studying a subject in human sciences
gives you many skills, including
writing and dealing with complex situations.
MLC ancient history teacher
Jodie Ford organised Professor
Bickels visit.
Were building a strong ancient history department at MLC
due in part to some wonderful Pyramid selling Angel Thomas with egyptologist Susanne Bickel.
Photo: Sandy Herd
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Angies
project
will help
old school
Free running classes start

next Wednesday at Tom Perrott
Reserve in Mosman Park to
prepare entrants for Octobers
Race Around Rottnest.
Angie Boladeras moved to

Presbyterian Ladies College
from Beehive Montessori this
year but didnt forget her old
school when embarking on
her personal project.
As part of the International
Baccalaureates middle years
program, all Year 10 students
must undertake self-directed
projects of their own choice.
Angie remembered her
friends with disabilities at
Beehive and decided to create
a learning tool for them.
Back at my old school there
are two disabled boys I have
known for a long time and I
was talking to their carer about
what they enjoy that is also
educational and I was told that
there was not really anything,
Angie said.
I wanted to create something
they could do in school but also
practise skills like writing and
counting.
With the support of her mentor, an occupational therapist,
Angie thought about what sort
of activities would interest her
target audience and came up
with a learning tool set up like a
toddlers activity cube but with
elements suited to school-age
children.
On one side there is a clock
face with moving hands, on
another there is a whiteboard.
Another is magnetic, the
fourth has an abacus and there
is a bead maze on top.
Time for something new Angie Boladeras with her learning tool for people with disabilities.
With help from the PLC woodworking teacher, she made the
timber cube and then attached
the different elements to it.
She spent time most weekends this year working on her
creation.
It can be for kids of any age
with disabilities because they
can get different things out of

it, Angie said.
The Beehive kids have tried
it but not as a complete activity, so I am really excited about
showing them.
Angie planned to donate her
project to Beehive Montessori.
The Peppermint Grove
schools Personal Project

Exhibition was the culmination
of months of hard work, starting
at the end of Year 9 until term
3 of Year 10.
Students had to come up with
their own topic, research it, produce their project, and write a
report reflecting on the process.
The race, on Saturday, October

17, involves four challenging
legs: a run, cycle, swim and
an optional paddle on a ski or
stand-up paddle board.
Participants can compete
individually or in teams. This
year there is also the option of
an Olympic distance triathlon.
Alison Davis, CEO of race
beneficiary Autism West, said
the race would raise awareness
and funds to provide families
with the practical and emotional
support and tools they needed to
help their children reach their
full potential and integrate into
the community.
The money raised will assist
us in helping the many families
affected by autism in the WA
community, Ms Davis said.
Autism West will be entering
a number of teams and is working closely with Fifth Element
Fitness to ensure they are fully
prepared.
Fifth Element Fitness will
provide free running classes
on Wednesdays at 6.15pm and
Saturdays at 8am from Tom
Perrott Reserve, starting next
Wednesday.
A gold coin donation is encouraged for each session and all
funds raised go to Autism West.
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impresses
Perths friendly bus drivers
have made an impression on
eight Chinese exchange students.
In China, we never say hello or
thank you to bus drivers, Susie
Zhou (13) said.
They are very friendly here;
its really impressive.
Susie and seven girls from
Huijia School, in Beijing, are at
Presbyterian Ladies College for
two weeks.
With their PLC buddies and they
have been to the Aquarium of WA
and Cottesloe beach, held koalas,
and seen kangaroos.
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Pensioners to cough up extra $2.5m in rates

By DAVID COHEN
Local pensioners are set
to pay $2.5million more in
council rates in the 2016-17
financial year.
The state government will
cap the pensioner rate rebate
at $550, instead of the 50%
discount.
Claremont CEO Stephen
Goode said about 625 people
with an average rate bill of $2011
would be affected by the cap.
With the new capping they
will only be able to claim $550,
which will mean they will be
paying an additional $450 themselves, Mr Goode said.
The Claremont ratepayers
will be out of pocket by $281,250.
A Nedlands spokeswoman
said the amount would be
$908,866, based on 2015 assessments.

In Mosman Park, the estimated amount would be $108,000,
based on 240 properties.
Peppermint Grove ratepayers
would have to find $27,742, according to CEO John Merrick.
A Subiaco spokeswoman said
812 ratepayers claimed the 50%
rebate in 2014-15, which was
worth $590,982.
The spokeswoman said about
500 pensioners would be affected next financial year.
Cambridge CEO Jason Buckley
said 1349 properties were eligible for the cap in 2014-15.
Of the 1349 properties, 1066
will be affected by the $550 cap
being introduced by the state
government, he said.
The 1066 properties will
exceed the $550 cap by a total
The amount for the seven

western suburbs councils will
be $2,504,621.
Seniors Minister Tony
Simpson said WAs seniors
were expected to increase from
458,000 now to 865,000 in 20 years.
He said state government
expenditure on concessions for
seniors was not sustainable in
its present form.
The eligible age for WA
Seniors Card holders will be
increased from 60 to 65 by
2023-24.
From last week, 61 became
the age to qualify.
Other Budget decisions
included means-testing of the
energy assistance payment
(cost-of-living allowance), which
provides a rebate on electricity
charges from July 1, and a cap
of $600 to be applied to the 50%
rebate available to pensioners

for their water service charge
from 2016-17.
Other decisions included
extending free public transport
for WA Seniors Card holders,
pensioners and carers to include
free travel after 7pm every night
and before 6am each weekday
morning.
Kiss costs $1.5m

A kiss-and-ride school dropoff zone costing $1.5million is
proposed for North Cottesloe
Primary School.
The run-in, opposite the
school in Railway Street, will
be built by state Main Roads
Department.
Cottesloe council was told
last month that local ratepayers
would not contribute.
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of $450,407.
Cottesloe CEO Mat Humfrey
said the town had 379 properties
owned by eligible pensioners.
Only 54 of these received a
rebate below the capped level.
If all of these properties
opted to continue to receive
the rebate, the net reduction
in benefit (based on the current
year) would be $137,374 at an
average of $422 per property,
Mr Humfrey said.
He said the statistics should
be used cautiously.
Eligible pensioners have a
second option for their rates,
which is to defer them, he said.
A change in the level of rebate offered will likely affect the
numbers of people who choose
to defer their rates as opposed
to paying the rates when due
and receiving the rebate.
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Man demanded restaurant cash
The thief stopped at the

drive-through bottleshop,
grabbed the spirits from
a shelf and put them in a

white Holden Commodore
before driving off without
paying.
The alcohol had a retail
value of $207.
The crime was reported
to police at 11.35 officers
are studying CCTV.
Cold, flu
drugs stolen
Burglaries
believed linked
A big amount of medicine was stolen from

a Wembley pharmacy
after burglars broke in
through the roof.
Police think two burglaries in neighbouring

suburbs on Tuesday were
linked.
Bottles of Wild Turkey,

Jack Daniels and Chivas
Regal were stolen from
the Captain Stirling
Hotel in Nedlands on
Tuesday morning.
The crime happened between last Thursday night

and Friday morning after
the thieves cut a hole in
the roof of Pharmacy 777
in Cambridge Street.
About $900 of cold and
flu medication and cough
mixture was taken.
Toilet taken
A toilet was stolen from
a house being built in
Subiaco last weekend.
The bowl and cistern
were taken from the nearly
completed house in Barker
Road.
The theft happened between last Saturday and
Monday morning.
A silver Holden
Commodore was stolen from a home in
Leedervilles Bold Court
after the thieves got in via
the unlocked garage and
shopper doors.
The cars number plate
is 1ENX874.
Soon afterwards, a window was forced open at a
home across the freeway,
in West Leedervilles
Coldstream Street.
An iPad and watch were
stolen.
On the same day, storage
units in Cambridge Street
in West Leederville were
hit.
The thieves jumped over
a fence and smashed doors
on two of the six units
before stealing property.
Student loses his licence

A student was disqualified from driving for
seven months last Friday
after pleading guilty to
drink driving.
Evans Magireta, a
University of WA PhD
student, was caught during a random breath test
in Northbridge on June 5
at 2.25am.
Magistrate Paul Heaney

heard Mr Magiretas blood
alcohol content had been
measured as 0.102.
Mr Magireta said he was
studying for his PhD, also
worked, and that it was his
first offence.
Mr Heaney fined him
$550 and ordered him to
pay $150.80 court costs.
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A mentally-ill man was

ordered to pay $150 compensation for stealing
money from a Chinese
restaurant last year.
Gordon Scurr (61) had
been charged with rob-
bery later amended to

stealing and common
assault after the October
29 incident, which happened at the Warwick
Grove Shopping Centre.
Deputy Chief Magistrate
Elizabeth Woods heard
Mr Scurr had told the
restaurateur he had food
poisoning.
He appeared agitated
and aggressive, and left
the complex, a police
prosecutor said.
Shortly afterwards,
the restaurateur left the
building and was sitting
in his car when Mr Scurr
approached him again.
After verbal abuse, he
grabbed his collar, broke
his neck chain, and pushed
him from behind, the
prosecutor said.
Mr Scurr followed the
restaurateur back to his
shop, where he picked up

the EFTPOS machine and
demanded $200.
The restaurateur, fearing for his safety, gave
him $150.
Mr Scurrs lawyer said
his client had been diagnosed as a paranoid
schizophrenic in 1973, and
at the time of the crimes
had recently stopped taking his medication.
He was taken to
Graylands after being arrested, and his health later
stabilised after he was put
on new medication.
Ms Woods put Mr Scurr
on a 12-month communitybased order and ordered
him to pay the compensation and $79 court costs.
Police altered the robbery charge to stealing
when Mr Scurr appeared
in court.
Freeway speeders cop fines

Jett with grandma Jude at Cottesloe police station.
What a great job, Grandma

A 17-month-old child
was caught trying to
break into a police station armoury this week.
Jett was caught redhanded by the Cottesloe
stations community services officer (CSO), Jude.
The young offender is
Judes 10th grandchild.
His mother had taken
him to the station, in

Curtin Avenue, to see
where his grandma
worked.
She is the face behind
the phone when people
call the station, said
acting officer-in-charge
Sergeant Carol Vernon.
Jude does a great job
and we are very proud
to have her as our CSO.
A man pleaded guilty

last week to speeding on
the freeway through West
Leederville.
Last Friday, Magistrate
Paul Heaney heard that a
speed camera had recorded James Dean Maughmer
doing 91kmh in an 80kmh
section of the Mitchell
Freeway at 11.14am on
March 14.
Mr Maughmer was fined
$200 and ordered to pay
$150.80 court costs.
Fine for driving in City Beach without licence

A 20-year-old man was
fined $300 in the Perth
Magistrates Court last
Friday for driving without a licence.
Police stopped Dale
Andrew Entriken on June
17 in Windarra Drive,City
Beach.
After Magistrate
Paul Heaney heard Mr
Entrikens guilty plea, he
asked him why he didnt
have a licence.
I just havent gotten
around to getting it, Mr
Entriken said.
I just moved back from
Melbourne.
Mr Heaney disqualified
Mr Entriken from driving for three months and
ordered him to pay $169
court costs.
Another man charged

with driving at 114kmh
on the same section of
freeway was convicted
in his absence on the
same day.
A speed camera had
recorded Sedat Ozgurs
speed on September 22
last year, the court heard.
Mr Ozgur had earlier
pleaded not guilty, and a
trial was due to take place
with a police officer as a
witness.
But Magistrate Heaney
said Mr Ozgur had sent a
note saying he was unwell,
and asked for a two-week
adjournment.
Hes got to do more than
send this, Mr Heaney
said, before fining Mr
Ozgur $200 and ordering
him to pay $150.80 court
costs.
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A vision for
WAs science
future
It works,
but Kalina
looks at
why
WAs Chief Scientist, Peter

Klinken, is hoping to build a
vigorous science culture in WA.
Professor Klinken will present
a public lecture at 6pm on August
26 in the theatre auditiorium at
UWAs University Club, explaining how crucial science is for the
future of WA.
He advocates a clear vision for
science, investment and planning.
Professor Klinken hopes to
contribute to building a vigorous
science culture in WA, and support the people who passionately
believe in science and innovation.
The talk is free, but it is essential to RSVP via www.ias.uwa.
edu.au/lectures/klinken.
Shoot hoops
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PhD candidate
Kalina Makowiecki
at the UWA lab.
Photo: Rhiannon Shine
By RHIANNON SHINE
University of WA PhD
candidate Kalina Makowiecki
hopes to add another feather
to her cap next week.
Kalina (25) has already published five full-length research
papers, organised funding, won
the UWA collaboration award
and supervised an honours student in a project she designed.
Next week she hopes to
add the ExxonMobil Student
Scientist of the Year award to

that list of achievements.
Kalina is researching repetitive transcranial magnetic
stimulation (rTSM), which is
used to treat various psychiatric
and neurological disorders, most
commonly depression.
My research is looking at the
mechanisms of how it works,
because despite using it in humans, we really have no idea
how it works, Kalina said.
We are going from bench to
bedside and then back again
with the hope that we can individually tailor treatments to

help psychiatric disorders.
In psychiatric disorders such
as depression its fairly reliable,
but not everybody responds.
Kalina said her research was
conducted mainly on mice,
which allowed her to find out
more about how rTSM worked
and what it could be used with.
My most recent research
looked at whether concurrent
activity is essential, she said.
I was looking at whether,
in mice, rTMS requires visual

input at the same time.
This will tell us whether
combining it with rehabilitation therapy after stroke or with
training might have a bigger
effect than rTMS alone.
Kalina started her PhD in 2012
and said she hoped to submit
her thesis in December.
She is a finalist in the
ExxonMobil Student Scientist
of the Year awards, which will
be announced on August 20,
during National Science Week.
Perth Wildcats captain

Damian Martin and new import Casey Prather will run a
basketball clinic for all skill
levels at the Salvation Army
in Floreat.
The clinic for primary-aged students includes a sausage sizzle.
It will run from 6.45 to 8.45pm
on Friday, August 28, at the
Salvation Army building on the
corner of Brookdale Street and
Salvado Road.
The cost is $3 and parents are
asked to RSVP by Wednesday,
August 26, to jygfloreat@gmail.
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Perths most awarded apartments.
Absolute waterfront | Absolute luxury
All reasonable offers presented.

Home Open Saturday 15th August 11:30am-12:30pm
Michelle Kerr
Nicole Jones
| 0412 770 743 | michelle@abelmcgrath.com.au

| 0435 450 955 | nicole@abelmcgrath.com.au
Claremont | Leederville | Subiaco
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4 Bentley Close, Mount Claremont
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765 sqm
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Dreams Are Made Of This

Tucked away in a private leafy cul-de-sac, idyllic Grainger Reserve in view
and JTC 2 minutes walk away, lies a warm, inviting and immaculately
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living and dining, games room/teenage retreat, wine cellar, laundry,
huge alfresco, pristine swimming pool and manicured gardens.
Open Saturday 15th August 11:25am - 12:00pm

Auction on-site (unless sold prior) | Sat 22nd August 11:00am
Simon McGrath
0418 918 678
simon@abelmcgrath.com.au
John Hunter
0427 654 352
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Perfectly located high on the hill in one of Mt Claremonts
most sought after streets, overlooking Bold Park and the city skyline,
this immaculate two storey residence combines light and space with
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Leederville
Subiaco
9286 3655
9208 1999
9381 2055
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Welcome Home!
Perfectly located in the heart of vibrant Claremont, this classically
designed and beautifully renovated 3 bed 2 bath period residence
combines original character with contemporary style to deliver an
immaculate family home in a highly sought after location.
Open Saturday 15th August 1:20pm - 1:55pm

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Claremont
Leederville
Subiaco
9286 3655
9208 1999
9381 2055
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COTTESLOE
THE YORK MILL
$1,990,000
A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY
11,500sqm
With the landmark York Flour Mill at its centre, this impressive 11,500sqm complex
offers a mix of retail shops, cafe and gourmet food outlets, gallery spaces, and
large undercover warehouses suitable for concerts/markets. Set in the beautiful
Avon Valley, York is a popular destination just 90 minutes from the city. The York
Mill, circa 1892, stands proud as you enter the town on the main road from Perth,
and with vision could become an even greater drawcard for visitors. Markets,
music festivals or showrooms... This is a site that deserves to endure as a landmark
destination. Step into pages of history and make your mark! Please contact for
further details regarding rental return and viewings.
MICHAEL WATTS
0417 952 557
Michael.Watts@elders.com.au
DEBORAH BRADY
0405 570 903
deborah.brady@acton.com.au
60 PANMURE ROAD, YORK
FAMILY HOME WITH ROOM

TO BREATHE
$395,000
3
8897sqm
A delightful mix of heritage charm and modern convenience, this spacious home
offers the best of both worlds. Situated on a large 8897sqm sub-dividable block in
an elevated location overlooking York, it offers a modernised kitchen, large family
room, three spacious bedrooms, two bathrooms, laundry with storage space, and
a separate double garage. Original features include high ceilings, jarrah oors,
verandahs and open replaces. The extensive grounds have established fruit trees,
wood shed and chicken coop. Act quickly to secure this very appealing property!
MICHAEL WATTS
0417 952 557
103 SPICES ROAD, YORK
DEBORAH BRADY
0405 570 903
$345,000
4,047sqm
2
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MAGICAL COUNTRY
HIDEAWAY HILDA ROSE COTTAGE CIRCA 1865
A charming country escape awaits you at this beautiful cottage complete with
shingled roof, a large open replace, wood stove and claw foot bathtub and set in
picturesque valley with winter creek and only a 2km walk to historic town of York.
Build a crackling re and settle in! Just 5 minutes to the York town centre, currently
tenanted, surrounded by peaceful green pastures. This is a rare opportunity to own
a slice of heaven. Surrounding 4.860 hectares available from $150,000.
MICHAEL WATTS
0417 952 557
DEBORAH BRADY
0405 570 903
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HIGH LEVEL OF FINISH
$2,595,000
2
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Sophisticated and elegant, this luxurious home offers the ultimate easy care lifestyle.
Just steps from beautiful parks and wetlands, it boasts a magnicent kitchen with
Miele appliances and scullery and separate living zones across two levels, with
the highest quality nishes throughout. Sparkling pool, alfresco with outdoor
kitchen, theatre, study nook, four spacious bedrooms with WIR and ensuites and a
double garage. Beautiful travertine oors, sleek Escea gas replace, and luxurious
conveniences. In a perfect location close to shops, Scotch College, Claremont
Quarter and a stroll to beautiful Lake Claremont.
HOME OPEN SATURDAY 15TH AUGUST 12.00PM - 12.40PM

INTERNET ID# 2901850
DEBORAH BRADY 0405 570 903

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36 PARRY STREET, CLAREMONT
SO FRESH
$1,950,000
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527sqm
Gracefully designed and brilliantly located, this modern near new beauty is fresh
and vibrant. Northern light lls the living areas, fabulous family kitchen with
4 metre stone bench, scullery/laundry, sunny alfresco, mezzanine lounge, main
bedroom with WIR and luxe spa ensuite, three additional spacious bedrooms with
BIR, double garage, store room, secure bike store, ROW access and a lush walled
garden with mature trees. PLUS a self-contained fth bedroom with kitchenette and
living. Quality nishes create a relaxed style and include spotted gum wood oor
boards, ducted reverse cycle air conditioning, stone benches, high ceilings, and
excellent security. Walk to the train, bus, excellent schools and Swanbourne shops.
Youll be thrilled by this spacious, contemporary home.
HOME OPEN SATURDAY 15TH AUGUST 11.00AM - 11.40AM

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7/44 BARNFIELD ROAD, CLAREMONT
SUBSTANTIAL APARTMENT
FROM $1,199,000
2.5
237sqm
With a New York loft ambience, this two bedroom apartment offers lowmaintenance living with incredible style. Sunlit and spacious open plan living and
dining areas, streamlined white stone kitchen with quality Smeg appliances, plus
a private alfresco courtyard. Upstairs, a mezzanine living area, a bright main
bedroom with BIR and ensuite, plus a second bedroom and bathroom. There is
excellent storage, a powder room/laundry, and double garage with ROW access.
Its effortlessly cool with polished timber oors, exposed brick walls, raked ceilings,
louvre windows, corrugated cladding, reverse cycle air conditioning, and stone
benches. Walk to cafes, shops and train. Youll love the industrial chic!
HOME OPEN SATURDAY 15TH AUGUST 10.00AM - 10.40AM

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9316 8088
CARINE GLADES
9246 0611
DALKEITH
9386 8255
MOUNT LAWLEY
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SOUTH CENTRAL
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BALDIVIS
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We trust the thousands of families Maree has

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This unique 5 acre estate is located on the doorstep of Ferguson Valley, 3km from the Dardanup
village. The elevated country homestead and ambient garden setting is complimented with a private
swimming pool and tennis court and separate weatherboard cottage. Once the main homestead of the
surrounding dairy farm, this home has been renovated and extended to accommodate more bedrooms,
a large country kitchen, ofce and entertainment rooms.
HOME OPEN: SATURDAY 15TH AUGUST 11.00AM - 12.30PM
PETER JOHNSTON 0439 971 150 peter.johnston@acton.com.au

THOMSON BROOK
EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST
FERGUSON
PRICE ON APPLICATION
160 ACRES BANK SAYS SELL!
SUNSET HILL IN FERGUSON
One or both farms must sell now with two farms to choose from, making a
total of 435 acres. This property in particular has 160 acres of red loam
and good grazing farmland. The 3 bedroom brick homestead will need a
renovation, but the yards and pasture are good and currently leased for
cattle. Available for sale as a whole or separately. Expressions of Interest:
all offers will be presented with terms available.
An absolutely magnicent 35 acres with brilliant valley views from this

elevated farm at Ferguson Valley. From the top, you can even catch the
coastal sunsets. Fertile pastures and grazing cattle, the current owner will
lease back, maintain the fences, rebreaks and pay enough to cover the
rates and some extra. Tourism, Chalets or just lifestyle, take your pick.
PETER JOHNSTON 0439 971 150

peter.johnston@acton.com.au
PETER JOHNSTON 0439 971 150

peter.johnston@acton.com.au
BUNBURY (08) 9791 5777 BUSSELTON (08) 9754 9200 DUNSBOROUGH (08) 9755 3399 MARGARET RIVER (08) 9758 8898
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COTTESLOE
4 HAWKSTONE STREET, COTTESLOE
OFFERS
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THE ULITMATE DOWNSIZER!
727sqm
OFFERS CLOSING 5PM 28TH AUGUST 2015 (UNLESS SOLD PRIOR)

For those who recognise the best things in life! This private paradise is comfortably tucked away in this prestigious
beachside suburb. An elegant, spacious home which is nished to the highest standards, which includes
sumptuous bedrooms and marble detailing, oak parquetry and custom design. Comfortable rooms include
spacious casual living areas with views across the blue water to Rottnest, open plan elegant kitchen, dramatic
formal dining room, sunny breakfast room, spacious lounge/theatre room with touch-of-a-button technology,
gorgeous main bedroom suite with dressing room and spacious marble lined ensuite, two sumptuous king size
bedrooms with their own marble lined ensuites, large study, convivial wine cellar and vine-covered alfresco
dining courtyard. Adding to the impressive features area timber-lined lift to all levels, ROW access to double
garage, several storage rooms and a generous laundry with custom built cabinetry. It offers spectacular
luxury in an intimate setting, and is perfect for easy entertaining. Gorgeous pool, ocean views, spacious and
elegant living areas. Perfection!
HOME OPEN: VIEW BY APPOINTMENT
JODY FEWSTER 0414 688 988 jody.fewster@acton.com.au
Community news
Smooth sound this

Sunday in Subiaco
Tribute band Some Like It
Yacht is dedicated to re-creating
the sophisticated pop sounds
known as yacht rock.
Yacht rock emerged in the 70s
and 80s, along with commercial
FM radio stations and massive
record company profits.
Musicians were given more
money with less record company
interference than ever before
and the results are memorable.
Some Like It Yacht, a pack of
musical journeymen who between
them have won multiple awards,
will bring this music to sunday@
subi this Sunday, August 16.
They will be joined on stage
at the Subiaco Arts Centre by an

Auslan interpreter.
The concert starts at 2pm with
tickets available from 1.15pm on
the day and are allocated on a
first-come, first-served basis.
All attendees must be present to
collect their tickets. There will be
a short break during the concert
when patrons can buy coffee or
drinks from the bar.
The final sunday@subi free
concert is on August 23 and
will feature a double bill, Fifi
Mondello and The Sweet Teas.
The concerts are presented by
Subiaco council. For information
visit www.subiaco.wa.gov.au.
Uranium and clean energy

Jenny Holder has propagated a forest of quandongs from the original tree on her City Beach property.
Photo: Paul McGovern
Quandongs are making a comeback

Jenny Holder is suffering a
glut of quandong trees.
She saved the original one
from a bulldozer when she and
her husband built their house
on a big corner block in Adina
Road, City Beach.
There used to be a lot of
them up and down the coast,
but gradually they have all
been removed as building has
replaced them, Jenny said.
The quandong, also known as
the native peach, is a drought-
tolerant desert plant with nuts

in a red fruit.
Jenny says she has nurtured
seedlings for years to try to
encourage people to plant them
and use their fruit, which she
says is full of vitamin C.
Jenny has hundreds of seedlings in tubes for sale for $5 each
and she has written a brochure
with some of her own quandong
recipes.
You can use the quandong
in anything it is particularly
good in casseroles, she said.

Jenny says the quandong has
been the basis for her waterfree garden.
I do not have a hose in the
garden, said Jenny, a breast
cancer survivor who will not use
any chemicals in her garden.
The quandongs need water
for the first year and then they
look after themselves,
To arrange to see Jennys
quandong trees, or to buy seedlings, call 93885 9595.
Vanessa Guthrie, managing director and CEO of Toro

Energy Limited, aims to bust a
few myths when she discusses
the science behind the mining
and use of uranium globally.
Dr Guthrie will also reflect
on her long career in the mining sector in a talk at UWA
for the Institute of Advanced
Studies.
She started with a deep interest in science that grew into a
passion for delivering value to
the whole community from the
resources sector.
She says being a woman has
proved to be an advantage at
times.
She will share some of her
insights and experiences as
well as what it takes to succeed
in a challenging and at times
controversial industry.
Her lecture is at 6pm on

Wednesday, August 19, in the
theatre auditorium at the
University Club.
The lecture is co-sponsored
by the Australian Academy of
Technological Sciences and
Engineering (ATSE).
It is free, but RSVP is required
via www.ias.uwa.edu.au/lectures/
guthrie.
Parlez-vous Francais?
A new course for French
language beginners will
start at Alliance Francaise in
Nedlands on August 24.
The Monday evening or Friday
morning course will run for
three hours per week for five
weeks.
For more information, go to
www.afperth.com.au or call
9386 7921.
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Community news
Young stars
will sing for
supper
Talented music theatre students from the WA Academy of
Performing Arts will light up
Government House Ballroom
with an intimate evening of
song called Broadway in the
Ballroom.
The 19 budding stars are still
on a high after their sell-out
season of Legally Blonde at the
Regal Theatre.
This Saturday, August 15,
at 7.30pm, they present music
from Sondheim to Berlin and
Gershwin to Bernstein in the
historic ballroom.
The cabaret-style evening is
a fundraiser for the students
nationalshowcase tour of Perth,
Melbourne and Sydney.
Tickets ($50, $35 for students)
are for table seating and include
a glass of sparkling wine on arrival and light supper.
A full bar service featuring
Leeuwin EstateWines will be
available.The evening will have
a dress code of cocktail wear
and lounge suit.
WAAPA is recognised nationally and internationally for the
quality of its programs and for
outstanding graduates like Hugh
Jackman, Tim Minchin and Lisa
McCune.
To book, go to www.trybooking.
com/IJMD or call 0448 279 408.
Enjoy an evening of cabaret presented by WAAPAs stars of the future. Photo: Stephen Heath Photography
Fresh water and this winter is breaming

Winter rains are finally
bringing water into the Swan
and Canning Rivers, and black
bream anglers worth their salt
will be getting pretty twitchy.
During summer, black bream
make their way upstream, where
they get a bit amorous in preparation for the annual breeding
season.
Fishos travel far and wide in
search of them but have to work
pretty hard to catch any.
But when we get decent rains,
the bream will travel downstream on the fresh water and
spread out into small tributaries
and swollen drains in search of a
feed anything from insects and
smaller sh to mussels, prawns
FISHING
with Gary Shugg

and small rock crabs.
As they migrate, the bream
tend to gather into schools in
some easily accessible areas,
including Mosman, Nedlands,
Claremont and East Fremantle.
In my book, your rst port of
call should be your local yacht
club.
Their jetties, pylons and covered walkways are havens for
black bream (and many other
species), which hang around
for protection and a free feed of
tasty mussels from the pylons,
posts and old ropes hanging

around.
A warning ... Most yacht clubs
do not allow shing from their
jetties, especially if you are not
a member, but there are always
areas next to the clubs where
anglers can cast lines close to
pylons.
If you cannot get access to a
yacht club, there are plenty of
public jetties in the Swan and
Canning Rivers that are open to
anglers in search of a bream or
two. Mosman jetty is famous for
its black bream, as are JoJos
and Claremont jetties.
For bait, gather some plump
mussels from rocks or timber
structures and salt them down
to preserve them (they are a lot

tougher when salted).
Choose your shing spot and,
if you can, scrape some fresh
mussels from a pylon, crush
them up into a sort of crunchy
paste and drop a small amount
into the water every 10 minutes
or so to act as a berley.
After 10 to 15 minutes, start
baiting your salted mussels on
to a hook and sending it down
with the berley. You will be
surprised how effective this
method is.
If you are a lure fanatic, then
twitching a lure through this
berley will also increase your
chances of catching decent
black bream.
What every retiree needs?

Issues that older people need to consider
to maximise their quality of life will be
canvassed by Peter Tyndall of ElderPlan.
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First edition sold out!
New updated
edition now on sale
$30
Signed copies of Presumed Guilty are available from
the POST at 276 Onslow Road, Shenton Park or
The Lane Bookshop, Claremont or buy online from the ABC Shop
Fix it quickly
Renovating or
repairing your home?
The POST each week lists tradesmen who

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

free local newspaper possible.
Mr Tyndall is the guest speaker at the

August 21 meeting of the Perth branch of the
Association of Independent Retirees.
He will present an overview of planning
issues that people who have retired or are
semi-retired need to consider.
The ElderPlan philosophy is that quality
of life will include low stress levels, higher
independence and social engagement, lack
of pain, a sound mental state and appropriate
accommodation.
All interested seniors are invited to attend
the groups meetings, held on the third Friday
of each month.
Next Fridays meeting is at 10am and will
be at the Cambridge Bowling Club in Howtree
Place, off Chandler Avenue West, Floreat.
Morning tea will be held after a short general meeting and then Mr Tyndall will present
his talk.
For further information, call Margaret on
0487 290 097 or Val on 9382 3495.
Underfloor heating for refuge dogs

A new kennel annex been built at the Dogs
Refuge Home in Shenton Park, thanks to
dedicated animal lover Terry Crommelin.
At Mr Crommelins request, the building has
been named after his beloved dog, Bonnie.
Dogs Home president Karen Rhodes said
the new annex would house 11 dogs in kennels
that were a far cry from most of the homes
facilities, originally built in the 1950s.
The new kennel block is orientated to take
advantage of the weather, has underoor
heating in the sleeping area and is designed
to reduce stress.
The Dogs Refuge Home currently has around
140 dogs available for adoption and can be
contacted on 9381 8166.
The word on hearing aids

Advances in hearing aid technology will be
the focus of a free talk presented at the Grove
library as part of Hearing Awareness Week.
Cottesloe Hearing will present the session,
which is titled Todays Hearing Aids Provide
Better-Than-Normal Hearing Fact or Myth?
The presentation will run from 10 to 11am
on August 28 and all are welcome.
To register, call Cottesloe Hearing on 9385
3000, or drop into the clinic at the Grove
Shopping Centre.
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Community news
Whats on
Mossie Park
rules in
Aussie rules
in POST community
Corporate lawyer Darryl Nagel

will cover the essentials of trading through a self-managed
superannuation fund at the
August 20 meeting of the
Australian Technical Analysts
Association. The talk will be
useful for those wanting to start
trading within their Australian
self-managed super funds or
who are already established
and want to find out more.
The meeting is at 6pm at St
Catherines College, on the
corner of Stirling Highway and
Winthrop Avenue, Crawley. All
visitors are welcome. Enquiries:
Derek on 0447 744 493 or Julian
on 9284 2092
Undefeated for the season, the Mosman Park

Primary School football
team was the undisputed
winner of the Eagles Cup.
for collecting the type specimen

of the night parrot, as the first WA
thoroughbred owner to race a
horse in the Melbourne Cup and
as the first settler of high-standing
to be hanged in WA for murder.
The talk The Search for
Kenneth Brown (1837-1876) will
be presented at Stirling House at
6pm on Wednesday, August 19.
The society meets at Stirling
House, on the corner of Broadway
and Clark Street Nedlands. For
more information, call 9386 3841.
The way we were

There will be a WA history
theme when the University of
the Third Age (U3A) meets at
the Grove library on Monday.
At 1pm, June Dunstan will
give a talk titled The Women of
Australia Convicts and Pioneers.
Then at 2.30pm, after a break
for coffee, Ann Whyntie will present The History and Memories
of Sunset Hospital.
Members of the public are
invited to attend and can get
more information from Keith on
9383 2037.
Invest in the safety of your home

with the following tips:
your neighbours and

watch out for each
other.
Hide items of value

from view.
The next film in the Outside

the Box screenings in Claremont
is be Renaissance Dalai Lama,
to be screened this Saturday,
August 15.
The films, selected because
they promote well-being, are
fundraisers for people living in
disadvantaged circumstances.
Saturdays film documents
the Dalai Lamas meeting with
a group of 40 Western renaissance thinkers who hope to
use the meeting solve many of
the worlds problems.
They include quantum
physicist Fred Alan Wolf, social
scientist Jean Houston, and the
founder of Agape International
Spiritual Centre church in Los
Angeles, Michael Beckwith.
The film shows the clash of
egos that soon develops in the
group as each member attempts
to mould the meeting to fit their
expectations.
They discover they cannot
There will be taste thrills

for all at St Margarets
Winter Fest in Nedlands
next Saturday.
Burglaries and vehicle theft are the most common crimes in urban areas.
Keep in touch with
Unitarian gathering
hope to change the world until

they undergo personal transformation.
Helped by the often lighthearted musings of the Dalai
Lama, each member comes away
changed by their experience.
Thrive Experiences and
Twisting Fish Yoga Studio
have combined to put on the
Outside the Box films every
second Saturday of the month
and entry is by donation.
The film starts at 6pm and the
evening includes cosy bean bags
to sit in. Home-made organic
chocolate and chai tea will be
available to buy to raise extra
funds.
There are only 20 spots available, so book online via www.
thrive-experiences.com/outsidethe-box-films.html.
The screening is at Twisting
Fish Yoga Studio, Shop 19,
Avion Way, Claremont.
Penny Reis will give a talk titled

Written by Mrs Bach when the
Unitarians meet this Sunday,
August 16, at 10.30am. Penny
will present some controversial material surrounding
the compositional process of
Bachs Sonatas and Partitas for
sols violin BWV 1001 to 1006.
The group meets in Drabble
House, behind Nedlands library.
Enquiries: 9336 4809.
Invest in CCTV
the city and local
police are available
to provide advice on
CCTV installation.
This annual festival of gastronomic delights is offering

a host of wholesome savoury
food and mystery puddings to
raise funds for the church in
Tyrell Street.
The menu is beef bolognaise
with rice, vegetarian lasagne,
desserts guaranteed to excite

every sweet tooth.
The cost is $25, which also
includes coffee, tea, cheese
and bicuits BYO wine or port.
The Winter Fest will be at
6.30pm on Saturday, August
22, at 58 Tyrell Street.
For tickets, call Siobhan
in the church office on 9385
5390 on Tuesday, Thursday or
Friday, 9.30am to noon.
Improving parenting
Story Time in French
Useful contacts:
131 444
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Community Safety Ofcer (City of Subiaco) .......... 9237 9222
Local Policing Team (Wembley Police Station) 0466 521 371
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www.subiaco.wa.gov.au
Courses for parents coming

up at Relationships Australia
in West Leederville include
All About Anger for Parents
and Teens, Understanding
Stepfamily Relationships, and
Fathering after Separation.
For further information and to
enrol, phone 9489 6322 or visit
www.relationshipswa.org.au.
Parents and children are invited
to the Alliance Francaise for
Story Time in French. The free
event is at 10am on Thursday,
August 20, in the library at 75
Broadway, Nedlands. RSVP essential on 9386 7921.
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Mosman meeting
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Monday, August 17, at the
Mosman Park Bowling Club.
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Aidan Kelly, a lawyer with an

interest in history, has been researching the life and character
of Kenneth and has assembled an
extensive portrait of him, which
he will present at the next meeting of the Royal WA Historical
Society.
Kenneth Browns family
were early settlers in York and
Champion Bay, later known at
Geraldton.
The eldest child, Kenneth became a highly skilled and experienced pastoralist, an explorer,
horse breeder, horse racer and
turf club steward.
A leading settler in terms of
social and commercial standing,
his life ended in failure at the
end of a rope for the murder of
his wife, Mary-Ann Tindall.
His inglorious end has obscured
the details and historical significance of his life.
He was notable in numerous
ways as Edith Cowans father,
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Kenneth Brown was a pastoralist from one of WAs leading
families who was hanged for
murdering his second wife in
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especially against the formidable Cottesloe Primary
School team.
Under the guidance of PE
teacher Ian Slater, the team
trained during lunchtimes
to improve their fitness and
skill.
Pacey Eagles wingman
Sharrod Wellingham was
at the school this week to
present the winners with
the cup.
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Christianity into the future

Canadian David Galston
will be the main speaker at
workshops in Floreat and
Wembley Downs on August
22 and 23.
His topic will be The
Future of Religion, Jesus and
Christianity, and copies of
his new book, Embracing the
Human Jesus A wisdom path
for contemporary Christianity,
will be available.
David is the academic director of the Westar Institute,
the ecumenical chaplain at

Brock University, Canada, as
well as an adjunct professor
of philosophy.
He has played a key role,
both in Canada and the US, in
the development of progressive forms of religion and
theology.
The workshops are at
All Saints Floreat Uniting
Church, 50 Berkeley Crescent,
Floreat, from 9.30am to
12.30pm on Saturday, August
22, and at Wembley Downs

Uniting Church, 130 Calais
Road, Wembley Downs, from
11am to noon on Sunday,
August 23.
He will also preach during
the 9.30am church service on
Why Read the Gospel of John?
The event is organised by
the WA Progressive Network
and the cost is $25, $15 for
members.
For information, ring Marie
on 9385 8537.
Stroll the gardens of Parliament

A free guided tour of
the gardens at Parliament
House has been organised
by Heritage Perth for its
Walk and Talk series.
Parliament House opened
in 1904 and the rst gardens
were planted around the
same time.
The gardeners in those
days faced some unique
problems, such as the unau-
thorised tethering of horses

to trees next to the original
front of the building, an issue
resolved by appointing parking inspectors.
The gardens feature
plants from the different
regions of the state the
South-West, Goldelds, MidWest, Gascoyne, Pilbara and
Kimberley are represented.
The walk will take in the
green birdower tree from
the Kimberley, the stunning

red owers of Corymbia Red
Summer from the SouthWest, weeping peppermint
trees and paperbark trees.
The walk is from 12.30
to 1.30pm on Wednesday,
August 26, at Parliament
House, 1 Harvest Terrace,
West Perth.
Bookings are essential via
heritageperth.com.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ORDINARY ELECTION

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Town of Cambridge, Town of Claremont, Town of Cottesloe,
City of Nedlands, Shire of Peppermint Grove, Town of Mosman Park, City of Subiaco
ROLL CLOSE: 5.00 pm FRIDAY 28 August 2015
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are an owner or occupier of rateable property in the Town of Cambridge, Town of Claremont, Town of Cottesloe,
City of Nedlands, Shire of Peppermint Grove, Town of Mosman Park, City of Subiaco.
Residents
You are automatically enrolled to vote if you are on the State Electoral Roll as at 5.00 pm Friday,
28 August 2015. If you are not already on the State Electoral Roll and meet the eligibility criteria, or if you have
changed address recently, you must complete an enrolment form.
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and are on the State or Commonwealth Electoral Roll, you are eligible to enrol to vote. If you are not on the
State or Commonwealth Electoral Roll and own or occupy rateable property in these local governments you may
be eligible to enrol to vote. This applies if you were on the last electoral roll for any of these local governments
prior to May 1996 and have owned or occupied rateable property in the district continuously since this time.
Please contact your local government for details. Owners of land who were on the last Local Government
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occupation under a lease, tenancy agreement or other legal instrument for at least the next three months
following the date of the application to enrol.
Joint Owners and Occupiers
If a rateable property is owned or occupied by more than two people, a majority of the owners/occupiers may
nominate two persons from amongst themselves who are on either the State or Commonwealth Electoral Roll,
to enrol as owner/occupier electors.
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of Claremont, Town of Cottesloe, City of Nedlands, Shire of Peppermint Grove, Town of Mosman Park, City of
Subiaco.
Jason Buckley
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Town of Cambridge
Telephone: 9347 6000
Stephen Goode
Town of Claremont
John Merrick
Shire of Peppermint Grove
Kevin Poynton
Town of Mosman Park
Greg Trevaskis
City of Nedlands
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ACTING CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
City of Subiaco
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Town of Cottesloe
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Jane Petley has been a familiar face to young and old at Tresillian Arts Centre
in Nedlands.
Tresillian farewells
long-time friend
Tresillian Arts Centre has more
than 1000 members and Jane
Petley knows most of their names.
It blows people away when I
have their information up on the
computer before they even say
their name, she said.
Jane, a trained teacher, started at
Tresillian as play centre supervisor
10 years ago and then found her
niche in customer service.
She left this week with many
happy memories to start her next
adventure.
Jane helped many children settle
into the play centre while their parents took part in Tresillian classes.
She also played an instrumental
part in the bi-annual Tresillian
play centre garage sale.
She was sometimes asked to
stand in at the customer service
desk.
I had no computer knowledge at

all and was mostly self-taught, with
lots of professional development
in this area later on, Jane said.
Six years ago, Jane moved permanently into the customer service
role, supporting members, tutors
and artists.
Tresillian is run by Nedlands
council and the councils community development manager, Marion
Granich, said: Over more than a
decade, Jane has nurtured creativity at the Tresillian Arts Centre.
She has been an important part
of a much-loved centre and will be
very missed.
Jane said she had got a lot out
of her years at Tresillian.
It is the friendships that I have
developed over the years with tutors, tenants, and members who
come back year after year that have
made my job rewarding, she said.
Step it out to help others

It has been found that the average Australian worker takes
fewer than 3000 steps per day,
less than a third of the daily
recommendation.
For Steptember, they are
being challenged to take 10,000
steps a day during the month of
September, while also raising
funds for people with cerebral
palsy.
Anyone can take part, get t
and raise money for people with
cerebral palsy.
Teams of four are given and wear
pedometers and log their daily
activity online.
They can walk the 10,000 steps
per day or do a range of up to 40
other activities, including a pilates
class, which will amount to 4160
steps, or a yoga class for 4060 steps.
The equivalents in steps for
activities are all outlined on
the Steptember website www.
steptember.org.au
Funds raised will go to the
Cerebral Palsy Alliance, which
is involved in disability therapy
and research.
Last year 36,000 Australians took
part, helping to raise $5million.
Register via the website.
Community news
Dogs can give blood

Murdoch Universitys
Veterinary Hospital is looking for dog owners willing
to volunteer their pets to
become regular blood donors
and save lives.
More than 100 critically-ill
dogs every year require blood
transfusions, so a dog blood
bank is being established.
Volunteering your dog as a
blood donor will save the life
of someones beloved pet, Dr
Melissa Claus, a critical care
specialist at the vet hospital,
said.
Blood products for dogs are
hard to come by.
She said one simple donation of 450ml could help a
number of dogs.
Suitable blood donors would
need to weigh at least 25kg
and be aged between one
and eight.
Dr Claus said that well-
behaved, well-trained dogs

made the best blood donors
but the clinical team could
usually also handle happy,
hyperactive temperaments.
Aggressive and particularly
nervous dogs would be unsuitable for the blood donation
procedure, she said.
The procedure involves
putting a needle in a vein in
the neck and is similar to how
humans give blood and does
not cause pain.
If selected, dogs make donations every two to three
months.
Dr Claus said dogs had lots
of different blood types but
that these could be divided
into two main groups.
For more information about
blood donations and to organise a screening for your
dog, contact Karen Harvey
on k.harvey@murdoch.edu.au.
Youth speaks on war

This Sunday, the Friends
of Anzac Cottage in Mt
Hawthorn will honour the
contribution to the cottage
by Vietnam veterans.
Twenty-three years ago, the
cottage built to commemorate
the Gallipoli landing had
fallen into disrepair.
Vietnam veterans came to
the rescue and, in collaboration with a community-based
group, respectfully re-created
the cottages beginnings by
completely restoring and renovating it to its original state.
The Friends of Anzac
Cottage will honour the contribution made by the Vietnam
veterans at its open day on

Sunday, August 16.
Visitors are invited between
1 and 4pm to view the before
and after effects of the great
work carried out to save the
cottage.
Guest speaker for the day
will be Jet-Rik Bernal, who
will be talking about his experiences and feelings on his
recent visit to Gallipoli.
Jet-Rik, a participant in the
Premiers Anzac student tour,
will present his talk at 2.30pm.
Anzac Cottage is at 38
Kalgoorlie Street, Mt
Hawthorn, and entry is free,
with a gold coin donation for
afternoon tea.
Tyler Mathewson and Lara Ilievski won a gold and bronze medal each at a recent international meet.
International cred for young athletes

Relays are always exciting,
and winning gold in the 4 x
400m at an international athletics event was a highlight for
Tyler Mathewson (14).
Tyler and fellow Perth Modern
School student Lara Ilievski (15)
both won medals at the event.
They were part of a team of WA
secondary students selected for
the international athletics championship to compete against students from Singapore, Malaysia
and Thailand.
Tyler won a bronze medal in
the 400m and anchored the WA
team to gold in the 4 x 400m relay.
The four by 400m was a really
great race, Tyler said.
Because I had a broken finger
and couldnt receive the baton,
I was the first runner and had
to watch as the first two places
changed several times until
the last 15m, when our runner
managed to overtake and win
the gold.
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down like crazy.
Lara won a gold medal in javelin and a bronze medal in discus.
She holds the WA under-15
record for javelin and she temporarily held the national Little
Athletics record for under-15
javelin.
Her goal is to be selected for
the World Youth Championships
in Russia next year, while Tyler
says he mostly takes part in athletics for fun.
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Where Australia stands

on climate change
Environmental scientist
Anthony Horton will talk about
climate change at the breakfast
meeting of the Rotary Club
of Cambridge on Wednesday,
August 19.
Dr Horton will focus on carbon dioxide reduction commitments many nations have announced in the lead-up to Paris
Climate Change Conference in
November.
He says companies are realising the benets of acting on
climate change and that the
federal government needs to act
to ensure that domestic companies are not disadvantaged from
a trade standpoint.
Dr Horton has a PhD in
environmental science from
Murdoch University and has
worked in industry and for the
state government.
He is a director of the Climate
Change Guy Pty Ltd, which offers
consulting and training services
in emission monitoring, management and reduction.
The breakfast is from 7am
to 8.30pm at the Cambridge
Bowling Club in Howtree Place,
Floreat.
The cost is $20 for a light
breakfast. Call Max on 9387 4626
or email mardardy@tpg.com.au
to register interest in attending.
Youth leaders enjoy spending time with teenagers at St Matthews Youth Group. Pictured, from left, are
Rachel Lawrance, Nicholas Lawrance, Matt Tasker and Amanda Deeks.
Navigating teen years together

Friday nights are pumping at
St Matthews Anglican Church
in Shenton Park where about
60 teenagers meet each week
for youth group.
The church runs two groups
for high school students, one for
Years 7 to 9 and one for Years
10 to 12.
Assistant minister Ed Surrey
said the evenings were designed
to be warm and welcoming and
included games, meal time, Bible
study and discussion.
High priority was given to
friendships, with an average of
one youth leader to every three
students.
Mr Surrey said the Bible was
very relevant for young people.
We live in a society that loves

the new, the young and the innovative, he said. We tend to
dismiss the old, the tried and
the tested as not good.
He said the Bible was one of
the things from the past that had
stood the test of time.
Mr Surrey has been working
with young people for 11 years
as a high school teacher and
assistant minister and likens
teenagers to boats without anchors or moorings.
Every little wave or wind is
pushing them in every direction
on every front of their lives, he
said. What they need is a rm
anchor.
The Bible shows them Gods
plan for humanity. It talks about

love, forgiveness, acceptance,
sex, gossip and friendship.
These are all things that
teenagers either need or want
and therefore the Bible is highly
relevant.
Mr Surrey said it was important that students had a chance
to query what had been discussed, so each week included
a question-and-answer session.
The leaders have workingwith-children cards and receive
ongoing training.
All are welcome at the youth
group and there is a $5 donation
to cover the cost of the meal.
For information, ring the ofce
on 9381 2640.
Travel co-op takes top prize

A travel network that began
in WA in the mid-1970s and
went national has been named
Australias Best Travel Agency
Group at the prestigious 2015
National Travel Industry
Awards (NTIA) in Sydney.
The Travellers Choice travel
agency network, which includes
City Beach Travel and Cruise,
started as a small group of six
specialist WA agencies operat-
ing on co-operative principles.

John Hancock, who owns City
Beach Travel and Choice, said
the group was in celebration
mode.
He said the award recognised
Travellers Choices unique culture and its members focus on
customer service.
City Beach Travel and Cruise
is immensely proud to be part
of Travellers Choice, a travel
agency group that brings to-
gether Australias leading travel

agents, John said.
This award is the Australian
travel industrys highest
accolade and it recognises
the outstanding efforts that
Travellers Choice and its
members continually invest in
the development and delivery
of outstanding service to all our
customers.
The company is owned entirely by its members.
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Some runners in this years

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be wearing distinctive Run for
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Last year, for the rst time, 120
Indigenous and non-Indigenous
people ran and walked together
as part of R4R.
This year, the project founders
Reconciliation WA, ICEA and
Indigenous Consulting Group
are aiming to have 1500 City
to Surf runners also registered
as Runners for Reconciliation.
The City to Surf is one of
the largest events in WA and
there was no recognition of
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of reconciliation, Kali Balint,
CEO of Indigenous Consulting
Group said.
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individuals of all levels and
backgrounds are encouraged
to be a part of the R4R team.
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the day, it was such an amazing
experience, we had people from
all over Perth coming together
as volunteers, runners and also
as supporters.
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Kimberley, the Wheatbelt, and
from Perth.
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Claremont
The winners of
Saturdays triples
competition were Des
Lynch, Maria DAngelo
and Peter Channer.
The runners-up were
Patricia Hubbard,
Derek Dimbleby and
Norm Underwood.
The winners of
Saturdays pairs competition were Barry
Caporn and Ireton
Parker from Rick
Kendall and Tommy
Armstrong.
The final of Sundays
scroungers resulted
in a draw, with Ian
Thomson winning the
play-off by a very small
margin from Francis
Hourquebie.
Dalkeith
Nedlands
Last Tuesday saw
a hardy group of
players facing the
elements in a mixed
bowls event that was
won by Peter Norris,
Anne Clements, Maria
DAngelo and Marg
Campbell, with +5.
They were followed
by Pauline House,
David Ironside and
Wendy OMeehan,
with a closely fought
+1.
Thursday mixed ups

were indeed memorable Macca was back.
The ladies screamed
hysterically and threw
themselves at his feet.
I have returned!
he boomed as they
gnawed his ankles.
He then went forth
and lost his game and
went away again.
The winners of
the day were George
Klug, Pauline House
and Pete Smyth on
a count-back with
+12, followed by
David Steinberg, Ross
McLean and Pete
Wiesner, then Ross
Donald, Tony Quinlan
and Ken Brooke with
a tight +3.
There is no report
from the ladies for
Friday, so it appears
they did not get past
lunch again.
On Saturday, the
selector announced
to all who rang in
that the weather was
atrocious and unsuitable for bowls, which
meant the sun came
out shortly afterwards
and a beautiful afternoon followed.
Joel Steinberg is in
Greece, apparently on
a club-funded study
tour. With the falling
value of the drachma,
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Hollywood
Subiaco
In the final game of
the second series of
indoor pennants at
Innaloo, Jenni Lush,
Deirdre Duncan,
Margaret Gawler and
Usha Nigam went
down in a good game.
Their opposition,
Innaloo, scored a
seven on the fourth
end but the Hollywood
ladies fought back
to be all square
on the 14th end.
Unfortunately,
Innaloo went on to
win the last four ends
for a 16/22 result.
It was a different story for Anne
Ormsby, Nada Bonny,
Alannah Brindley and
Betsy Tapley, who lost
13/31.
Anyway, they said
the lunch was very
nice.
At home on
Thursday, a small
field took to the green
for Thursdays threebowl pairs.
Robbie Blythe and
Colin Graves were
outstanding, with two
convincing wins.
The pair of Alan
Brindley and Laurie
Ward, who had the

highest points for the
first game and then
hit the Berlin Wall
in the second, carried
enough points to take
out second place.
John Hall and Leigh
Fitzpatrick lost concentration in the first
game, but after a nice
cup of tea at half-time
they settled down
to build up enough
points to claim the
china ware.
The rumour that
four inmates had
escaped from the
asylum and were seen
at the bowling club on
Saturday afternoon
was just that.
They were the pair
of Ron Wilkie and
Ray Fells, who took
on Graeme Gerrans
and Alan Brindley in
a game of pairs, with
the Gerrans/Brindley
combination proving
to be too strong.
Sunday mornings
sunny weather enticed
three players on to
the green for a game
of scroungers.
Vern Jones and Alex
Gryta were testing
each other out while
Alan Brindley was
drawing the odd counter to confuse them.
The title of king
scrounger went to
Vern with 24pts, followed closely by Alex
on 20 while Alan got a
commendable 12.
Perth opera lovers

can hear classical arias
and duets sung by talented performers in the
beautiful surroundings
of Government House
Ballroom this Sunday.
Jennifer Barrington
will be joined by Ileana
Rinaldi and Jun Zhang
in an afternoon of
opera at Government
House.
Opera singers Jennifer

Barrington, Ileana Rinaldi
and Jun Zhang, accompanied by Caroline Badnall
on piano, will present the
afternoon of song at 2pm this
Sunday, August 16.
The performers will mingle with the guests at the
afternoon tea.
All the singers have performed together before
and have a great working
rapport.
The concert, which
will include a sumptuous afternoon tea, is
hosted by Soroptimist International Maylands Peninsula
as a fundraiser.
Soroptimist International
supports women and girls in
the community and all proceeds go directly to support
community projects.
The Maylands group has
provided financial help,
mentoring and friendship
for more than 50 women
studying educational and
self-development courses at
Tuart College and at tertiary
institutions.
They have also sponsored
three workshops in partnership with the Alternatives to
Violence Project WA.
Tickets to the concert
are $65 each, including the
afternoon tea.
To book, go to www.operaintheballrooms.webs.com
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When The Beatles
jammed with
SARAH McNEILL
Only a handful of people

still alive today remember
the day in 1965 when the
Beatles met Elvis Presley.
Joe Esposito and
Jerry Schilling were
part of Elviss entourage,
nicknamed the Memphis
Mafia.
Joe had first met Elvis
when they both were in
the army in Germany in
1958 and he became the
singers bodyguard and
road manager. Now 77,
Joe is a part of a 50th
anniversary tribute show;
Elvis Meets the Beatles.
Joe and Jerry have
both contributed their
recollections of the only
time the worlds most
iconic musicians met.
The producer of the
show, Paul Fenech, is an
Elvis tribute artist who
regularly performs at his
own cabaret restaurant,
Elvis Pizza on Rushcutters
Bay in Sydney.
Paul is always looking
for new ways to promote
the music of Elvis and
when he realised this was
the anniversary year of the
unrecorded jam session
between the Fab Four and
the King of Rock n Roll,
he set the wheels in motion
for an international show.
Elvis
Planning began several

years ago to bring together
on stage the worlds best
Elvis performer, Chris
Connor from the UK, and
Las Vegas Beatles tribute
band, Forever Fab.
Together they will
perform the artists biggest
hits from the mid-60s to
the early 70s and re-create
on stage the jam session of
joint hits and covers that
they all performed and
recorded.
Joe Esposito brought
the Beatles to Elviss
house. He recalled:
They just didnt
say anything. They
kept looking at him. Elvis
kept looking around. He
didnt know what to say.
To break the ice, Elvis
got out a few guitars and
they sat around and played
some old 50s songs.
The Beatles were in awe
of Elvis but he loved their
music, Joe explained. He
recorded three of their
songs. He thought they
were great songwriters.
The concert is narrated
by Joe via a pre-recorded
video.
Paul said: Joe is not too
good these days and his
memory is fading. Jerry
[Schilling], who still lives
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arts
Dancing is the star

Dirty Dancing
Crown Theatre
Closes September 6
REVIEW: SARAH McNEILL
When a book or a film

in this case a film is
transposed to the stage,
it demands the question,
what can staging add to it?
The answer with Dirty

Dancing is, not much.
There was little in the
way of character development or substantial plot
in the 1987 film, but that
was never really the point.
Eleanor Bergsteins semiautobiographical story is
a teenage rite-of-passage
holiday resort romance set
When The Beatles

jammed with Elvis
cover
story
From page 63
in the house Elvis gave

him, helped fill in a lot of
detail.
Paul said, Its an eerie
feeling talking to people
who actually knew Elvis.
I have to talk business but
then I let my inner boy out
and I get so excited hearing
about him.
He said Chris Connor
was the spitting image of
Elvis in the 70s.
He looks, sounds and

moves like him, he said.
Chris tours the world
with his World Famous
Elvis show and recently
won The Worlds Best
Elvis title.
Backing this historical
event will be a small
orchestra and a 50-voice
choir.
Elvis meets The
Beatles is at HBF
Stadium (formerly
Challenge Stadium) at
Perry Lakes on Friday,
August 28. Book through
Ticketmaster.
to her favourite 60s dirty

dancing music.
In this 10th anniversary
stage production, director
James Powell reproduces
the look and feel of the
film. The show is full of
energetic and fabulously
dirty dancing, but the
short, speedy, and sometimes pointless vignette
scenes never allow the
stage show to have its own
life.
The filmic element is
retained with video projections of the settings around
the resort hotel and a
couple of laugh-out-loud
ridiculous front projections
as Johnny Castle teaches
Baby Houseman the allimportant lift in a field
of long grass and a pool of
water.
The talented young dancers burn the stage with

their sizzling moves, led
by Kurt Phelan as dance
teacher Johnny Castle and
the outstanding Maddie
Peat as his dance partner,
Penny.
Kirby Burgess has the
right balance of naivety,
teenage clumsiness and
youthful ideologies as
Frances Baby Houseman.
Classically-trained Mark
Vincent belts out a few of
the songs as Billy, including the one the audience
waits all night for The
Time of Your Life.
Kurt Phelan and Maddie

Peat give Dirty Dancing
meaning
Photo: Jimlee
A winning show about

the worlds losers
All That Glitters
The Last Great Hunt
Blue Room theatre
Closes August 29
REVIEW: SARAH McNEILL
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Elvis Presleys bodyguard Joe Esposito was there when

Elvis jammed with the Beatles.
utnabout
Faberg: A Life of Its
Own
Cinema Paradiso, James Street,
Northbridge
Saturday and
Sunday,
August 15
and 16 at
1pm
With unprecedented access to Fabergs
greatest creations, leading Faberg experts and
descendants of the Faberg
family, this documentary tells
the fascinating story behind
the most prestigious name in
luxury.
Sculpture by the Sea,

Cottesloe
Emerging, established and
aspiring artists are invited to
submit ideas for pre-selection
for the next exhibition on
Cottesloe beach
March 4 to 20, 2016
For the first time, Sculpture
ARTS
by the Sea will cover the
costs for site crew to install
and remove sculptures and
heavy equipment costs for all
artists.
Cottesloe council has once
again committed to acquire
a sculpture for the towns
collection.
Nanga Music Festival

2015
Dwellingup
October 9 to 11
Earlybird ticket sales now
open
$110 buys you three nights
and two days of fabulous
folk surrounded by jarrah
forest.
Festival highlights include
Mal Webb,
All Our Exes
Live in Texas
and Kimberley
musician John Bennett.
www.nangamusic.org.au
and there are plenty of

opinions, protests, postings
and #humanrights debates,
all putting compassion and
caring on public display.
But what are we really
doing in this country about
asylum seekers and the
rights of refugees?
The Last Great Hunt a
collective of Perths most
talented and inventive
young theatre makers ask
the audience to feel under
their seats and see if they
are the winners of free
The Last Great Hunt: Hunters Chris Isaacs, Jeffrey Jay

Fowler, Arielle Gray and Adriane Daff hunt for action and
empathy. Photo: Jamie Breen
human rights ...

Didnt win anything?
Never mind, neither have
our asylum seekers.
Though the subject
matter of this glittering
production is serious,
Hunter Chris (Isaacs),
direct
I am in a
terrible
situation,
still stunned
Wayne & Tamara
I ended up
here. My boyfriend of
one year, the only man
Paying my bills and
Ive ever been madly
getting out of bed in
in love with, began
the morning can be
displaying signs of verbal challenging, much less
and emotional abuse
finding the inner strength
seven months into our
to break a powerful
relationship.
addiction to a destructive
As I write this he is
relationship.
asleep in my bedroom.
But that is precisely
Last month I tried to
what I must do. I feel like
end the relationship five
someone has asked me to
times. I always go back
climb Mt Everest with
to him and hate myself
one hand tied behind my
for it.
back.
I am working with
The lack of sleep brings
a psychologist to
me to my knees, and my
understand why this
boyfriend is a comforting
keeps happening.
presence in spite of his
The main reason I
episodes of ugliness.
cannot end it is a longI am not close to my
standing battle with
family and they live
severe insomnia. The
interstate. I have little
chronic lack of sleep is
support here.
debilitating.
I am so tired, just
answers
Hunter Arielle (Gray),

Hunter Adriane (Daff)
and Hunter Jeffrey (Jay
Fowler), have created a
fast, furious and funny
parody on Australian
opinion and empathy that
has you laughing long
getting through the
day is often all I can
manage.
Ive been following
your column for a
long time and would
appreciate words
of wisdom to see me
through this dark chapter
in my life.
Deana
Deana, you
write of two
problems. One,
insomnia, and
two, a boyfriend.
Youre working on number
two with professional help,
so far without success. You
dont mention receiving
professional help for
problem number one.
Insomnia distorts reality.
So the first thing to do is
to get yourself to someone
who deals with serious
sleep disorders. It doesnt
matter what it costs.
A good nights sleep is
before you realise you

should be crying.
Clad in fabulous gold
lam jumpsuits and
sprayed with gold glitter,
they are determined to
stage a play that will make
a difference and save
lives.
Satirical humour
and pathos are close
companions in a piece
that bubbles with political
ideologies that cleverly run
short of becoming didactic.
The whole show is an
intelligent, engaging,
funny and subtly moving
statement about tribalism
and racism, performed by a
top-notch cast.
Dont miss it.
priceless.
You have to find
someone you can go
to. You have to get the
insomnia, which is a
physical condition, under
control.
Be totally honest with
the person you see. I am
debilitated. My lack of
sleep has put me in harms
way.
Your insomnia must be
treated first because it may
be the cure for everything
else in your life.
Insomnia colours
everything: your view of
the city, your view of your
support system, your view
of your boyfriend. Sleep
is the foundation of good
physical and mental health.
It is the time when the
body repairs.
Which came first, your
boyfriend behaving badly
or the insomnia? Deal with
what came first.
Wayne & Tamara
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arts
Art bids will be music to young ears

SARAH McNEILL
That was the best 40

minutes of my life in 10
years of living ... I wish I
could play the keyboard
... I want to get a trumpet
... I want to learn the
saxophone ... I want to
be like you ... I put my
hand up so much it hurt ...
awesome ... fantastic and
funny ...
Comments like these
from children in remote
schools all around WA
confirm how valuable and
engaging Musica Vivas
school music program is.
Musica Viva WA state
manager Lindsay Lovering
said the program had been
rated among the top 10 in
the world for engaging and
teaching children.
To ensure that musicians
can continue to go out and
perform in WAs remotest
of schools, not-for-profit
Musica Viva holds an an

annual art auction.
Lindsay said: With
financial constraints
and increased costs, this
fundraiser is vital.
A rare Rodin bronze
sculpture, signed Picasso
lithographs, a Salvador
Dali print, a Joan Miro
suite of seven signed
lithographs, and a
signed Alexander Calder
exhibition poster are
among the extraordinary
items that come up for
auction next weekend.
As they prepared for
Musica Vivas annual
fundraiser, Lindsay
and art adviser Alan
Dodge, former director
of the Art Gallery of WA,
recalled their own school
experiences.
Lindsay remembers the
WA Symphony Orchestra
coming to his school to
play The Teddy Bears
Alan Dodge and Lindsay Lovering with a Salvador Dali print

that goes up for auction next Sunday. Photo: Paul McGovern
Salvador Dali: The Last Comer of the Planet (1974).
Picnic (Henry Hall). The

experience prompted him
take up the flute and years
later he was playing in
WASO.
American-born Alan
learnt the trumpet but is
more grateful to his music

teacher for introducing
him to opera by insisting
that he could not criticise
it until he had listened to it
properly.
I listened to every single
opera recording in the

South Portland library,
said Alan, now a dedicated
opera fan.
At the auction next
Sunday, Alan will
introduce the works to go
under the hammer with a
talk on collecting art.
Auctioneer John Cook
from WA Art Auctions
has acquired most of the
works for the auction,
which include the museumquality Rodin bronze a
posthumous work from the
famous Rudier Foundry
that would usually sell for
around $125,000.
Thats our secret
weapon, John said. This
one has been given to me
to sell on consignment with
half going to a charity of
my choice. I chose Musica
Viva.
He puts an estimate of
$30,000 to $50,000 on it
but said it is being offered
unreserved to the highest

bidder.
A total of 50 works are
going under the hammer,
including pieces by
Robert Juniper, Pro Hart,
Pippin Drysdale, William
Boissevain and Murray
Gill.
Lindsay said of the
fundraiser: A big hurdle
we face here in WA is
distance, and all funds
raised at the auction will
help us inspire teachers
and students through live
music performance.
Musica Vivas art
auction is on Sunday,
August 23, from 3 to 5pm
at the Wilkinson Gallery,
Claremont Showgrounds.
Auction items will be
available for viewing on
Saturday, August 22,
between 11am and 4pm
and on Sunday from
11am.
Manipulating memory
The difference
between false
memories and
true ones is
the same as
for jewels: it
is always the
false ones that
look the most
real, the most
brilliant.
SARAH McNEILL
Memories. We all have

them, share them, alter
them, manipulate them and
lose them.
Memory is a fragile thing,
says screenwriter Mark
Walsh. Every time you
remember an event you are
really only remembering the
last time you thought of it.
Memory lies at the heart
of Marks play, Latitudes.
It was inspired by stories from his own familys
history, when the sudden
death of a relative prompted conflicting memories
from other family members
to assuage guilt and deflect
fault.
Latitudes explores the
dangerous, unreliable and
distant memories of three
women: or rather the same
woman at three stages of
Salvador Dali
Mikala Westall directs a new play that explores the boundaries of memory.
her life, 15, 35 and 55.

What would you say to
your 15-year-old self? What
does a 15-year-old want to
know about her future?
The play is screen and
prose writer Marks first,
and has been developed
with long-time friend,
writer and director Mikala
Westall, winner of this
years Fringe World
Emerging Artist award.
Mikala said: Mark and
I have always been fascinated by the notion of
memory and the fact that
you cant control other
peoples memories, but you
can manipulate them.
The play is set in a surreal, abstract world, on an
island where there are no
ephemera to prompt memory. As the three women
stand on the shore looking at grotesque creatures
wanting to feed on them,

they are aware that their
memories are hungry for
the truth.
Mikala said the play was
billed as horror, but not
because it was a blood n
guts story but rather one
of creeping menace and
heightened suspense.
Latitudes turns horror and mystery on their
heads, she said.
Under the direction
of Mikala, Latitudes is
produced by new theatre
company The Lost Boys,
which was nominated for
this years Fringe Festivals
best new work and best
theatre with its debut
work, Moving On.
Latitudes is at the
Blue Room theatre from
August 18 to September
5. Book through the Blue
Room on 9227 7005.
One of the most beautiful exhibitions to be seen in Perth in recent years it is not to be missed.
-William Yeoman, The West Australian
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goodtaste
Enjoy a recital and live longer

SARAH McNEILL
New York pianist and

raconteur Evans Haile is a
passionate advocate of the
business of the arts.
So he readily accepted
an invitation from Steven
Roth, chief executive of
the WA Ballet to perform
a fundraising piano concert
in Perth.
Evans, who is currently
artistic director of the
Gainesville Orchestra in
Florida, and director of the
Cape Playhouse on Cape
Cod (where Broadway
goes to in the summer),
and of Opera North in
New Hampshire, says the
arts are more important
than ever before.
The arts are a shared experience says pianist and raconteur Evans Haile.
Despite being able to

communicate instantly and
constantly, people are more
disconnected than ever.
Take a moment, he
insisted, speaking by phone

from New Hampshire.
Put down the phone, close
the iPad and shut down
the computer and get out
and do something with

other people. The arts are a
shared experience.
He said the concert he
would perform in Perth
The strings of friendship

Perth violinist Rebecca
Canadian violist Emilie

Grimes is visiting Perth for
only a couple of weeks.
Glorie was accepted into

the WA Conservatorium
at the age of 15, and was a
casual member of the WA
Symphony Orchestra at 17.
In 2013, Rebecca took up
a six-month contract with
the Vancouver Symphony
Orchestra, where she met
and became firm friends
with violist Emilie Grimes.
Emilie has a masters
degree from the Juilliard
School of Music in New
York and has been a
member of the Vancouver
Symphony Orchestra since
2012.
Emilie is visiting Rebecca
in Perth and they have

decided to perform together in Chimera Ensembles
Fusion concert at 3pm
this Sunday, August 16, at
Trinity College, East Perth.
They will be joined by
Rebeccas sister, violinist Andrea Mendham,
cellist Melinda Forsythe

and pianist Lisa Rowntree
and will play Kodalys
Duo for Violin and Cello,
Borodins beloved String
Quartet No. 2 and Brahms
Piano Quartet in G minor.
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in the Great Southern wine region
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2629 wines. The book also

provides more than 1300
winery profiles, including
92 new wineries, along
with information about
the winemakers, vineyard
sizes, opening times and
contact details.
Published by Hardie
Grant books, the Halliday
Wine Companion 2016 by
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around $40.
company employees.
The arts are a really
good financial investment,
he said.
As he returned to his
final dress rehearsal for
Opera Norths production
of West Side Story, Evans
parting shot was; When
we see a live performance
we feel better, we look
better and we live longer!
life by the
Great Southern
heroes
Keenly anticipated
each year by winemakers,
collectors and wine
lovers, the Halliday Wine
Companion compiled by
respected wine critic and
vigneron James Halliday,
is recognised as the
industry benchmark.
More than 8900 wines
were tasted for the 2016
edition, which has just
been released.
The Halliday Wine
Companion provides
detailed tasting notes and
points for 3859 wines,
and ratings on another
was one he had devised

and performed all over the
world to remind people
that the arts were fun and
entertaining and connected
to people.
In between playing
Gershwin, Chopin, Strauss
and his favourite, the fiery
Cuban Ernesto Lecuona,
Evans tells stories.
His favourite is that his
piano teachers teacher
was a student of Chopin.
Chopin gave that teacher a
pendant which was given
to Evans teacher who
passed it on to Evans
and all of a sudden 200
years of arts is yesterday.
Believing that close
community relations and
good business go hand-inhand with the arts, Evans
said that four companies
had recently opened up
new offices in Gainesville
because of the cultural
and artistic life the
Florida city could offer
Howard Park, Frankland

Estate, Alkoomi, West Cape
Howe, Castelli, Forest Hill and
Harewood Estate are just a
few.
The recently-released James
Halliday Wine Companion
confirmed this, with
these wineries picking up
impressive scores up into the
high 90s.
Iconic wines such as
Houghtons Jack Mann
(James Halliday 95 points),
Larry Cherubinos Cabernet
(James Halliday 98pts) and
Howard Parks Abercrombie
Cabernet (James Halliday
96pts) all hail from the Great
Southern region.
At 20,000 square
kilometres and taking in the
Porongurups, Mt Barker,
Albany, Denmark and
Frankland River, the Great
Southern is geographically
not only WAs biggest wine
region, but also the biggest in
Australia.
These sub-regions produce
wines that clearly express
their own terroirs, and are
populated by winemakers
and viticulturists intent on
creating wines that best speak
of the ground from which
they spring.
Varieties produced in the
Great Southern span riesling,
chardonnay, malbec and
tempranillo, as well as the
successful cabernets and pinot
noirs.
This Saturday, August 15,
wine writer Ray Jordan
hosts a dinner titled The

Brave, The Tried and the True
at the Hyatt in Perth, with
the aim of showcasing and
discussing the heroes and
emerging heroes of the Great
Southern. Tickets are $120
and include a selection of
modern and traditional Great
Southern wines matched with
a contemporary regional
menu prepared by chef Mark
Sainsbury and his team.
For tickets, call the Hyatt on
9225 1204.
Wine of the Week:

2014 West Cape Howe
Tempranillo
Perth Hills and
Frankland River
This wine certainly
delivers. More
delicate and
less tannic than
expected, it opens
with bright red
raspberries and
blood plums,
sarsaparilla and
cranberry. The wine has great
structure. The tannins are
earthy and balanced giving it
a generous, chewy character
and there is spicy white
pepper and a touch of star
anise through the finish. This
is serious enough to take to
dinner, yet delicious enough
to drink alone.
$20. 93 points.
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Embracing the Raw experience
Up-and-coming performance artists

and singers take the spotlight.
Perths best emerging

talent will come together
for a showcase spanning
fashion, hair, makeup, music, visual and
performing arts.
Raw hosts events in cities
across the US, Canada,
the UK and Australia, and
Raw Perth presents the
third in this years series of
emerging arts showcases,
called Paramount.
Showcase director
Kristen Wehlow said:
Art shouldnt be locked
in galleries and private
collections, it should be
thrown open to everyone,
embraced, talked about
widely and passionately by
people of all walks of life.
Through art we can
discover who we are, look
at where we have come
from and where we should
be going.
From 7pm on Thursday,
August 20, at the
Rosemount Hotel in
Fitzgerald Street, North
Perth, Paramount will
bring together more than
60 local emerging artists
with art, photography,
jewellery and fashion stalls,
parades, entertainment and
live music.
Book through www.
RAWartists.org/perth/
paramount, or buy tickets
at the door.
Me first attitude sparks new play

In 2012, a non-profit
organisation in the
Netherlands went public
with a plan to colonise the
planet Mars by the year
2025.
Although widely
criticised by scientists,
engineers and aerospace

professionals, Mars One
has received more than
200,000 applications from
people around the world
vying to be Earths first
true spacefarers.
This ambitious adventure
WAAPA Third Year Acting students. Photo: Jon Green
provided the inspiration

for a new play, The Mars
Project, written and directed by Will OMahoney.
It centres on a young
girl, Wren, who, after
attending a life-changing
seminar, decides to go to
Mars whatever it takes.

The Mars Project looks to
unravel the absurdities of a
me first age.
It will be performed
by the WA Academy
of Performing Arts
(WAAPA) third year acting students at the State
Theatre Centre rehearsal
studio 2 from Saturday to
Thursday, August 22 to 27.
Book through Ticketek.
Following its sold-out
season of the hit musical
Legally Blonde at the Regal
Theatre, WAAPAs music
theatre department has gone
to the dark side for its next
musical, Carrie The Musical.
Originally a 1973 novel
by acclaimed horror fiction
writer Stephen King, the
horror story about troubled
adolescence, full of rage
and blood-soaked revenge,
gained international fame
through the 1976 film starring Sissy Spacek.
Carrie, performed by
WAAPAs graduating
music theatre students,
opens on Saturday, August
22, in the Geoff Gibbs
Theatre and runs until
Saturday, August 29.
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Iris (M)
Maysles portrait of Iris Apfel, a

93-year-old self-described geriatric
starlet, is surprisingly memorable,
graced with an unforced but
unmistakable charm, says the LA
Times. The Hollywood Reporter agrees:
What makes the sharp-as-a-tack
nonagenarian Apfel such splendid
company is that beneath the busy
prints and multi-layered accessories
is a woman who is less an eccentric
than an ineffably sane, sensible
commentator on her own colourful life
and the world she inhabits.
Last Cab to Darwin (M)
Offing oneself has never been

more winning than it is in Last Cab
to Darwin, director Jeremy Sims
(Beneath Hill 60) wryly comic tale,
according to the Hollywood Reporter,
in which the director wrings gentle
pleasures from this most unlikely
of subjects. The SMH calls it a
vivid portrait of outback life at an
unspecified time that blends past and
present. Sims taps into an Australia
thats familiar ... colourful and
nostalgic, without baulking at showing
the racism that also exists.
Average star ratings
Cult memoir
Actor Ryan Corr will be at Luna
Leederville on Wednesday, August 26,
before heading south to CinefestOz for
the screening of his new film, Holding
the Man.
The film is based on Timothy
Conigraves cult-classic memoir.
Ryan stars as Timothy Conigrave in
the touching story of the 15-year love
affair with the boy he fell in love with
at high school, footballer John Caleo
(Craig Stott).
Their relationship endured prejudice
and adversity.
Holding the Man will screen at Luna
Leederville at 6.30pm and a Q&A with
Ryan will follow.
Ryan will then walk the CinefestOz
red carpet at the films premiere
screening on August 27 at the Margaret
River Cultural Centre.
CinefestOz film festival runs from
August 26 to 30, in Bunbury, Busselton,
Dunsborough and the Margaret River.
Young inventor Reid Richards (Miles Teller) puts his teleporter machine to the test.
Nothing comic about comic book heroes

Fantastic Four (M)
REVIEW: PIER LEACH
Maybe its jinxed: Fantastic

Fours origin story, after the
already forgotten 2005 attempt
starring Jessica Alba, is anything but its titular superlative.
Hopes were high because its
cast is certainly fantastic. Miles
Teller (Whiplash), playing
earnest young inventor Reed
Richards, is a talented actor
who has shone since his breakout 2010 film Rabbit Hole.
Kate Mara, who plays young
scientist Sue Storm, thrilled
in televisions House of Cards
until Kevin Spacey threw her
under a train. And the final

two of the quartet, Michael B
Jordan (Fruitvale Station) and
Jamie Bell (Billy Elliot), are
also fine young actors.
But their efforts are unlikely
to secure the films scheduled
sequel a worse outcome than
even the 2005 version.
The films main problem,
especially at the end of the US
blockbuster season, is that it is
completely humourless. And if
youre going to forgo the kind
of fun recent comic book films
like Guardians of the Galaxy
and Ant-Man have traded on,
you need to give it an edge, like
Nolans dark, twisted Batman
films.
Fantastic Four has neither.
Instead, director Josh Trank

(Chronicle), working from a
script he wrote with Jeremy
Slater and Simon Kinberg, is
plodding.
After creating a home-made
teleporter machine in high
school, Reed is recruited by the
Baxter Institutes Dr Franklin
Storm (Reg Cathey) to refine
the technology with Storms
son Johnny (Jordan), adopted
daughter Sue (Mara), and the
portentously named Victor Von
Doom (Toby Kebbell).
Of course, their first human
experiment at interdimensional
travel goes pear-shaped, leaving Victor behind and transforming the others into various
superheros Reed with the
ability to stretch ridiculously,

Sue able to become invisible,
Ben (Bell) into a rock-like
hulk, and Johnny into a flying
fireball.
Von Doom, naturally, is the
powerful nemesis they find
when they go back to retrieve
Victor. But the special effects
are ho-hum, the action scenes
dull and the rote, pseudo-scientific jargon is plain ridiculous.
Tranks worst offence,
though, is failing to create a
world in which anyone can
emotionally invest either with
present-day realism (like the
Iron Man origin story) or pure
nostalgia (like Spider-Man).
In a superhero glut, it doesnt
even come close to super.
David
Rennie said,
Raw Coast
was captured
at 6.30am on
a dirty dingy
morning. I use
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show that there
are ways to
come back with
unique and
pleasing photographs from
your trip.
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on a carpet of wildflowers
or setting behind the pristine beaches and rugged
coastline of the South-West.
The Fitzgerald Coast
in southern WA takes in
an area of 12,872 square
kilometres and includes the
towns of Ravensthorpe,
Hopetoun and Munglinup.
It includes the Fitzgerald
River National Park, one
of the biggest and most

botanically significant
national parks in Australia,
and the most flora-rich
conservation area in WA.
Anyone can take a
photo, but to take one that
truly captures the depth
of colour, the breadth of
coastal scenery or grandeur of ancient mountains,
David Rennie can help.
David, Australian
Geographic ANZANG
nature photographer of
the year (2013), is heading
to the pristine Fitzgerald

Coast for a three-day photography field trip and seminar at the height of wildflower season, from Friday
to Sunday, September 25
to 27.
It is an area of extraordinary natural beauty from
ancient mountain ranges
and rocky hills to rugged
river valleys, estuaries and
vast pristine beaches.
The wildflowers attract
around 200 species of
birds, including some that
are rare and endangered.

The moon phase is perfect
at this time too, rising early
and leading up to a full
moon on the Monday.
Davids field trip includes
a park pass, local tour
guide and picnic packs.
Leading into the field
trip is a seminar on how
to get the absolute most
from your camera, finding
hotspots, as well as environmental responsibilities.
For details go to www.
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Imagine floating
gently down river, while
musicians serenade you
from the boat ahead,
placing hundreds of tea
lights on the water to lead
you to a candlelit dinner on
a private island.
Imagine staying in
some of the worlds most
luxurious palaces, where
Indian maharajahs once
indulged in great excesses
of wealth.
Imagine stepping into
the worlds oldest built
monument, being part of the
uplifting and spiritual sufi
music festival or the candlelighting ceremony to Shiva.
Imagine stepping back
in time and, in Indias
biggest fort in Jodhpur,
placing your hand on the
red painted hand prints
of widows who followed
their husbands by leaping
out of the fort on to their
husbands funeral pyres.
The Incredible India
Tour Company has created
a leisurely, grand, rarefied
and refined tour of grand
and ancient India.
Organiser Anna
Kwiecinska said the
21-day-tour, at the height
of the wedding and festival
In Deogargh, stay with the current Royal family, art connoisseur Rawat Nahar Singhji, in his family castle, built in 1670.
season (Indias coolest

months) in February
next year, evolved from
the demands of people
who had begged to stay
longer in Indias exotic and
extravagant mansions, forts
and palaces, which now
serve as hotels.
British imperial writer
Rudyard Kipling had
described Jodhpurs
Mehrangarh, meaning fort
of the sun, as the work of
angels and giants.
Indias Grand Heritage
Tour takes in a visit to the
weavers of the famously
delicate and diaphanous
The Ahilya
Fort in
Maheshawar was
once the capital
of one of Indias
most celebrated
women-rulers.
Mehrangarh Fort dominates the blue city of Jodhpur.
maheshwari shawls,
Dungapurs seven-storeyed
fortress embellished with
miniature paintings glass
and mirrors,10th century
temples and the World Sufi
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Music Festival.
Anna said that the
tour was designed in the
style that the residences
demanded; stylish, elegant
and picturesque and was
steeped in the rich history

of the country
This is a tour that will
spoil you for life, she said.
For more information, go
to www.theincredible
indiatourcompany.com.au.
Early bird booking
discounts apply until
August 31.
Anna is holding a free

information evening
about a summer season of
India tours at 6.15pm on
Tuesday, August 18, at the
Warehouse Cafe in Onslow
Road, Shenton Park.
For catering, call Anna
on 0424 220 960 to let her
know you are going.
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No renovators, please: the
kitchen and bathroom have
already been refurbished in
this one-bed apartment.
AGENT: Henry Willis and
Jennifer Rosenstein, Riverside.
Ocean views form an impressive backdrop to the encloseable balcony.
Oers invited for Alan Bonds mansion

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No need to hop in the car to
get a coffee Beaches Cafe
is so close you can almost
smell the bacon cooking in the
morning.
AGENT: Marcus Sproule,
Mack Hall.
Offers
2 Ozone Parade
Designed by architect Tim
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in the $7million to $10million
range on aussiehome.com.
AGENT: Justin Davies,
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Median Cottesloe house
price: $1.85million.
Properties for sale: 62
It has a more practical dimension to

it than most beachside mansions,
and plenty to boast about
4 Hawkstone Street
COTTESLOE
Oers by August 28
Acton Cottesloe
or now, the most interesting room in the

house Alan Bond built is
the study.
Once the movers have
done their job it will be
the glamorous atrium, or
perhaps the elegant main
bedroom but until then, a
walk through the study feels
like a tour of WA history.
A letter from Ronald
Reagan congratulating
Bond for his Americas Cup
victory hangs on the wall,
next to paintings of yachts
and a commemorative
group photo of the Bond
University board.
In the adjoining foyer, a
painting of a boxing kangaroo surrounded by US flags
makes quite a statement to
visitors.
As he did in life, Alan
Bond makes his presence
felt even in his absence.
His private paradise

is being sold by his daughter, Acton Cottesloes Jody
Fewster, who is surprisingly comfortable with the
prospect.
Home has always been
where the family is to us,
she says.
This house is full of
fantastic memories ... but
Dads not here, so it wont
be hard.
Built on a 727sq.m block,
the lavish home was the
result of a lifetime of experience.
Whatever he liked about
other houses he included,
and whatever annoyed him
he ironed out.
As a result it has a more
practical dimension to it
than most beachside mansions, and plenty to boast
about.
Two big guest suites lie
near the entrance, with
identical layouts.
Each has a built-in robe

and an ensuite, but the
front one has a nautical
theme while the other is
reminiscent of the Far East.
Out in the adjoining
atrium, a circular mezzanine surrounds a two-storey
void to create a lasting
impression.
The expansive main
suite is upstairs, sporting an
ensuite, a walk-in robe and
an English palace theme.
A walk from the main
suite takes you past a
carpeted library before
arriving at the top-floor
living area, which includes
a well-appointed kitchen,
separate dining room and
gas fireplace.
An encloseable alfresco
balcony is adjacent, offering views of the ocean and
the pool.
Offers are sought in the
range of $4.5million to
$5million.
A circular mezzanine crowns the homes lavish atrium.
Enjoy summer meals under the vine-covered dome in the

alfresco courtyard.
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$1,400 per week
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Enjoying a secure entrance and boasting a massive 136m2 river front
terrace and reticulated garden, with direct river and parkland access, this
two bedroom plus study/ 3rd bedroom luxury apartment has more internal
features than can be listed. The immaculately presented common areas are
incomparable to anything in Perth, with a massive lap pool, well-appointed
gym, huge entertainment room and an all-weather tennis court.
This is a place that many desire and few have the privilege to enjoy. A place
where life at home becomes a daily lifestyle escape. This is a place where
with utmost pride, you could call HOME.
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recent
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$2,000,088
FLOREAT
12 Dumfries Road
Its all about resort-style living
in this 6x3, west of the Floreat
Forum.
AGENT: Bev Heymans,
Acton Cottesloe.
$2.15million
DALKEITH
8 Stephanie Street
This big family home, with
four bedrooms and two
bathrooms, is opposite
Mason Gardens.
AGENT: Mark Anderson,
Anderson Davies.
$3.9million
CLAREMONT
27 Airlie Street
The 2300sq.m block was
a big selling point for this
home, with a tennis court,
pool and studio.
AGENT: Joan Gebbie,
Acton Dalkeith.
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11 View Street
PEPPERMINT GROVE
Oers from $6million
Acton Cottesloe
othing quite says grand like

perfectly manicured hedges
and limestone-flanked gates, and
as you pass those at the entrance
to this homes front garden, you
know you can expect the best.
In this case, the best is a colossal residence, designed by
Philippa Mowbray Architects
to cater for a big familys needs
with unwavering elegance.
Delicate timber-framed picture windows and French doors
capitalise on the northern sun
and river glimpses offered by
the 1400sq.m site.
The colour palette, though
neutral, is enhanced by a striking
interplay of natural materials.
Philippa Mowbray
Architects designed the
home to cater for a big
familys needs
The stone staircase is trimmed
in dark timber, which echoes
the door frames and windows
throughout.
At the rear of the home, pale
timber floors and cabinets lend
the open-plan living and kitchen
area a distinctly laid-back feel.
From here, three sets of wide
sliding doors open to the alfresco
area, complete with a built-in
barbecue, where you can dine
among the frangipani trees.
You can follow the stone path
that cuts through the landscaped
garden, past the solar-heated
pool and spa, to the vegetable
patch.
It really is the perfect entertaining and play area for
all ages, selling agent Bev
Heymans, of Acton Cottesloe,
said.
On the top floor, the master
suite has river glimpses from its
balcony and a luxurious ensuite
that is decked out in stone with
The pool and alfresco areas were made with family entertaining in mind.
subtle timber accents.
The five minor bedrooms all
have built-in-robes and share
another two bathrooms.
If youre a fan of the great
outdoors, youll love the basement level that houses a threecar garage, cellar and ample
storage for all the gadgets and
camping gear.
Pendant lights and a stone breakfast bar make this the ideal setting for
a relaxed family meal.
With private schools at each end

of the street, its easy to see why
this is one of the most sought-after
areas for families.
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Median Mosman Park
price: $1.2 million
Properties for sale: 105
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Expansively proportioned and showcasing quality nishes throughout, this family

home is perfectly appointed for contemporary in/outdoor entertaining. It is peacefully
situated just a short stroll to Cottesloe Beach, and so very close to The Village shopping
and dining precinct. Transport is also on your doorstep.
Immaculately presented with high ceilings throughout
Flexible dual level oorplan
Spacious open-plan living area plus upstairs lounge
Sun soaked alfresco with built in BBQ and feature pool
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Reno ... Queensland-style

They must be a crazy lot in
Queensland, where potential buyers
are considering renovating a rundown house with rotting timber
walls, a caved-in veranda and
a collapsed floor. But they do
things differently in banana-bender
territory (think Joh Bjelke-Petersen,
Clive Palmer, cane toads, the big
banana/pineapple/rum bottle).
Agent Gunther Behrendt, of Ray
White, Stones Corner, said he was
surprised by the number of people
who wanted to renovate the threebedroom house at 50 Deighton
Road, Dutton Park. Its being
auctioned on August 22, at 1pm.
We had the first home open or
land open last Saturday, with
21 groups through, Mr Behrendt
said. Some people are thinking
about keeping the house because
its built on the boundary. If it was
knocked down, you wouldnt be
able to build in the same position.
So how much does he think it will go
for? In Queensland, we cant give
an auction price guide like they do
in other states. All I can say is the
median house price for the suburb is
$755,000. For more details, phone
0418 310 091.
The POSTs property writer, JULIE BAILEY, would like to hear your
real estate news. Please email julie@postnewspapers.com.au.
and a lake. It has a pool, a new
oak kitchen and a new bathroom
on the top floor. An old barn was
converted to a covered terrace,
which serves as an open-air living
room. Original beams, wooden
shutters and Roman-style tiles add
to the charming feel of the house.
Its on the market for 466,000 euros
(about $700,000) and this includes
the agents fee. For more details,
email cisca.spencer@iinet.net.au.
For the price of an apartment in Subi,

you can buy this five-bedroom stone
cottage in the South of France.
South of France for

$700,000
Renovate or
detonate, says
the agent selling
62 Watkins Road,
Dalkeith.
Love it or flatten it
There are many things Cisca

Spencer, of Dalkeith, will miss when
she sells her much-loved holiday
house in the South of France. It is
such a romantic property, reached
by a small forest road, with glimpses
of the valley below, Cisca said.
Cisca and her husband bought the
house, Laspeyres Basses, about
seven years ago, and have had
many wonderful family holidays
there. We spent many evenings
sitting on the terrace watching the
light fade across the valley, she
said. One of the best things about
the house is its location near walks
through steep river valleys and
fields of sunflowers, wheat, maize
and stone fruit. But now its time
for another family to enjoy the
big five-bedroom, three-bathroom
stone house, between Agen and
Villeneuve-sur-Lot (near Toulouse).
Almost every room in the house
has a superb view across the valley
Acton Cottesloe agent Jody

Fewster didnt mince her words
when she described 62 Watkins
Road, Dalkeith: It will be love at
first sight, or youll be calling in
the bulldozers. Offers close on
August 25 for the Cape Dutch-style
home designed by architect Alfred
John Naude. It has a sunroom,
two mezzanine studies and a big
landholding of 1316sq.m. The fourbedroom and three-bathroom home
might tickle your renovating fancy,
Ms Fewster said. It has palatial
proportions and strong European
styling with great natural light,
quirky charm and impressive tripleheight ceilings.
Bachelor on the block

If youre an auctioneer and
you dont want to sell your own
property, who do you call? Bachelor
star Blake Garvey, of course. Last
weekend, Mr Garvey auctioned 2
Dunkeld Street, Floreat, on behalf of

a local agent. After bidding reached
$1.31million, the auction stopped
... well kind of. The property wasnt
passed in, according to agent Vivien
Yap, of LJ Hooker Claremont. It
was carried over, Ms Yap said.
The owner wanted to do it that
way so we could keep dealing with
buyers. Weve got offers well over
$1.31million. The 1960s home,
designed by architect Geoffrey
Summerhayes, is on a 916sq.m
site. In the same suburb, a blockvalue home at 42 Alderbury Street
was knocked down to a final bid

of $1.2million. Adrian Abel and
Michael Hallam, of Abel McGrath,
sold the 1001sq.m property. Mr
Hallam said July was traditionally
a quiet month. Its busier in
August when people start getting
their homes ready for the spring
selling season, he said. Meanwhile
in Mosman Park, there were no
bidders for a modern home at 4 The
Cutting. Caporn Young agents Kate
Frichot and Vynka Malone have
advertised the riverside home from
$2.9million.
Worst house, best street: this

Queensland house with rotting timber
walls is up for auction on August 22.
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24/12 Dunn Bay Road
After a day at the beach,

come back for a barbecue
on the balcony of this twostorey villa.
AGENT: Gavin Howlett,
Acton South West.
Just like living in a Tuscan village
Auction 11am, August 15
A pizza oven makes the sheltered courtyard a great entertaining venue.
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23 Fern Road
Its not beachfront but its

pretty close: this four-bedroom home is about 100m
from the ocean.
AGENT: Andrew Hopkins and
Eloise Jennings, JHY Realty.
Auction noon, August 23
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145 Southern Estuary

Road
It took five years to build
this homestead with a pool,
tennis court and caretakers
cottage.
AGENTS: Simon Wroth
and Brian McCutcheon,
Realmark.
11B Kingsmill Street

CLAREMONT
$1.65million
Morgan Sudlow
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where youd rather be, this is
the house.
Not a beach in Mexico, but a
quaint village in Tuscany.
The theme is strong so it wont
suit everyone, but fans of the
Italian countryside are sure to
delight in this homes rustic architecture and matching fixtures.
From the street, you must first
walk through a classical brick
courtyard adorned with roses
and climbing wisteria.
Old-world timber doors with
wrought-iron gratings meet you
at the entrance, opening to reveal
a tiled foyer with a light timber
inlay.
The main suite is near the
front, sporting a big walk-in robe
and an ensuite with a frameless
shower.
Elegant columns at the end of
a short hall mark the beginning
of the main living area, where a
well-equipped kitchen is waiting
around the corner.
Tall cabinets, a sizeable
breakfast bar and a pantry make
it a versatile space that is well
suited to a big family, and ideal
Stone columns and wrought-iron doors set the tone in this Tuscan-themed house.
for catering for guests.
The sloped 283sq.m hillside
block means the rear of the
ground floor is substantially
elevated and is thus equipped
with a mid-sized balcony that
enjoys an expansive view of leafy
Claremont.
It also happens to be northfacing, so it catches plenty of
natural light.
The adjoining lounge has
plantation shutters to control
the sunlight, as well as a formal
gas fireplace and plenty of bookshelves.

Wrought-iron railings follow the nearby staircase down
to the lower level, where you
will find two more bedrooms, a
shared bathroom and an informal
lounge.
The lounge opens to a very
secluded courtyard, complete
with a pizza oven and a sheltered
alfresco area.
The selling agent is Tony
Morgan, of Morgan Sudlow.
Stone and timber combine in

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Even the laundry

has ocean views
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the rear-most rooms and pool
area, straight through to City
Beach Oval and the ocean
10 Taworri Way
CITY BEACH
Auction 11am,
August 22
Acton North
Cool polished concrete walls contrast with warm jarrah

floors.
Alfresco dining
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heres a pleasing and

functional symmetry to
this expansive Claremont
home designed by architect
Ross McAndrew.
The main entry, at the
side of the 876sq.m block,
consists of a landscaped
courtyard that opens to a
windowed gallery.
Two similarly sized
wings sit on opposite
sides of the light-filled
space, each with a distinct
purpose.
In the east wing you will
find all four bedrooms,
along with two bathrooms,
a veranda and a lush garden courtyard.
One of the bathrooms is
an ensuite attached to the
main bedroom, which also
features a walk-in robe and
garden views.
Jarrah floors lead the

way to the west wing, where
the hall opens to reveal a
big living area with polished concrete walls.
A tall set of timber cabinets partitions the kitchen
from the hall while providing a warm contrast to the
concrete.
The same light timber
continues in cabinets
throughout the kitchen,
topped by stainless-steel
benches and briefly interrupted by a big freestanding oven.
The back of the house
contains its true standout
feature a sheltered alfresco dining area and a
big veranda that overlooks
the pool.
A creeper-covered trellis overshadows a path
that connects to a separate
building housing a garage,
cool room and workshop.
The selling agent is
Susan James, of Space
Real Estate.
f youre looking west to

buy property, ocean views
are a staple selling point,
but you know youve found
something special when
almost every room even
the laundry has them.
This three-storey home,
in an elevated cul-de-sac,
certainly makes the most
of its height.
West Coast Highway
might be nearby, but thanks
to the sites elevation you
can hardly tell.
Standing behind the
kitchens black granite
benchtop, all you notice are
sweeping lawns, Norfolk
Island pines, the shoreline
and horizon.
Designed by Perth-based
architects Overman and
Zuideveld about 25 years
ago, the home belies its
age, having been lovingly
cared for theres no evidence of the wear and tear
A bar services the alfresco and pool area directly, making entertaining easy.
houses from that era often
trade for their beachside
location.
And the fit-out is nothing short of luxurious, with
floor-to-ceiling travertine
in the bathrooms, blond
hardwood floors and
neutral woollen carpets
throughout.
As well as serving to
frame the spectacular
Nothing comes between this 865sq.m property and its

view.
views from inside the

home, huge commercialgrade windows are a
feature in their own right,
enhancing the buildings
angular design.
The architects certainly
put those angles to work,
creating an impressive void
that spills over multiple
levels.
This enables a line of
sight from the rear-most

rooms and pool area,
straight through to City
Beach Oval and the ocean
beyond that.
In the top-floor parents
retreat, you can recline
in the bath and watch the
storms roll in over Rottnest,
not to mention the sunsets,
according to agent Gary
Dye, of Acton North.
Curvess and crisp white paintwork make this void the

design feature of the home.
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expensive duplication of a process that

has already run.
Most of the 16 dive operators in WA
have joined forces with more than 100
dive businesses from across the country
to write to Environment Minister Greg
Hunt urging him to reinstate a network
of marine sanctuaries.
Mr Johnson said they were quietly
confident of a good outcome.
Scuba industry members and the government recognised that a compromise
had to be reached between all affected
stakeholders, including those with commercial and recreational interests, she
said.
The co-chairs of the departments
bioregional advisory panels said they
have consulted all stakeholders and
were finding workable solutions and
refinements to our options.
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The man was fined in the

Perth Magistrates Court and
returned to Tarongo Way.
Residents praised response
times and efforts by officers
at Cottesloe police station.
The policing has been excellent: I think they are doing
all they can, one woman said.
They arrive in minutes,
they patrol, they knock on
our doors and ask how we
are going.
My husband says, Its not
the polices fault, its the
bloody courts.
The mans brother, who
lives in another suburb told
the POST that the neighbours
should hold a meeting with
his brother and explain to
him that he was making their
life hell, and ask him to stop.
They need to tell him that
theyre scared and that they
dont want to live like this,
he said.
He offered to mediate such
a meeting.
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Under Section 79 of the

Planning and Development
Act, a town planning scheme
amendment is only required
to be referred to the Heritage
Council if the proposed
amendment affects properties on the State Register of
Heritage Places or the towns
municipal inventory.
Mr Buckley said there were
only two properties, both in

The Boulevard in Floreat, that
were listed on both registers.
Legal advice is that the
town was not obliged to
refer the amendment to the
Heritage Council, as there
was no proposal under the
amendment that affects or
may affect the properties,
he said.
The amendment only ad-
dresses the future development potential of land and

does not in any way diminish the planning or heritage
controls that apply to existing
heritage places.
Under the amendment it
would be no different to if a
development application was
received in respect of these
properties under the current
town planning scheme.
Wedges OK not DAPs to give

From page 18
presiding member, Megan

Bartle, told the developers
they needed to go to the
Department of Planning to
progress the rezoning.
The application was refused
by a unanimous vote of the
five-person panel.
But then the three government-appointed DAP members outvoted the two sitting
Subiaco councillors to tell the
developer they generally supported the plans and would
be prepared to consider it
once the land had been appropriately zoned.
Blackburne appealed
against the decision to
the State Administrative
Tribunal.
The plans were reconsidered and approved at a secret

meeting in the Department of
Planning on March 21, 2012.
The parliamentary inquiry
which is due to report on
the workings of DAPs next
month has been told that
DAPs held secret meetings
for SAT appeals for their first
12 to 18 months.
Mr Foley, a Department of
Planning staffer for 26 years,
told the inquiry that perhaps
a residential development
would have been better use
of the land than a commercial
building.
The local community
missed out on the opportunity
to make a comment on that
because the decision was
made, he said.
The WAPC may have made

the same decision, I do not
know.
The point was that it was
not the WAPC making it
either.
Subiaco council said its
preference was to rezone the
land R80 for medium to highdensity housing and sought a
senior counsels legal advice
on the office blocks approval.
Senior Counsel Ken Pettit
found the approval, at a closed
meeting, failed to give the
council and the community
the right to make submissions.
The offices now house several companies, including
the Hegney Property Group
and the WA Cancer Council,
which moved from West Perth
in May.
Mosman hears both sides of fence

From page 14
0419 195 873
City Beachs most-visited Police have been to this Tarongo

Way home at least 45 times.
how many times police had
tion, the brother said.
Were trying to solve his been called to his street.
Police running sheets detail
drug problem and he went
to get some help just today, the visits by police to the adwhich is a very positive sign. dicts house.
The POI was asked to
Hes a good boy off the
drugs but anyone with a fam- open the door, to which he
ily member in this situation refused, one sheet said.
He stated that he had been
knows how hard it is to get
method acting and watching
them off the drugs.
One resident lodged a movies and that was what all
Freedom of Information re- the noise was caused by.
He said that he had been in
quest with police HQ to see
We could then come back

in March and if all was well
the council could then take
out the western section, he
said.
Ms Ledgerwood said resident Judy Watt was one of
the instigators of the fence
because of the number of
fires there.
Every summer there was
a fire, sometimes two, she
said. When the fence went
up the fires stopped.
She said the other reason

for the fence was to ensure
the block became bush so it
could not be developed for
housing.
She said Ms Watt was happy
with the compromise of removing one fence.
When you are standing in
Judy Watts living room and
looking at this fence it is like
a chicken coop, she said.
Ms Ledgerwood used her
casting vote to recommend
removing the northern
Fairbairn Street fence op-
posite the homes, keeping the

southern and eastern fences
to discourage dogs and pedestrians and planting on the
western side to either move
the fence back and increase
the buffer zone, or alternatively removing that side.
The full council will consider the recommendation
on August 25.
Deputy mayor Ian Flack
asked Mr Poynton to find out
what the neighbours thought
and report to the council
meeting.
Ice in sewage probe secrecy

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but he was feeling fine.
Another sheet said: I have
obtained footage of [addicts
name] from January 2015 in
which he appears to be eating
his own faeces on his front
driveway.
The neighbours have also
supplied footage in which
he has been yelling abuse,
sceaming and behaving erratically.
Residents hope a violence
restraining order taken out
against the addict in January
will help solve the problem.
He has breached it twice:
if he breaches it a third time
police can lock him up, a
resident said.
The addict inherited the
property after his father died
two years ago.
The addicts mother, who
lives in a neighbouring suburb, denied her son caused
trouble or had been fined
for drug and ammunition
possession.
Neighbours said she cooked
for her son and did his washing.
A police plan to test sewage plants for traces of the

drug ice may or may not
involve the Subiaco waste
water treatment plant.
Tests will initially be carried out at three metropolitan
sewage plants looking for
metabolites, a by-product
generated in the bodies of
people who have taken methamphetamine.

Human waste from close
to two million people is expected to be analysed.
The Subiaco plant treats
about 60million litres of waste
water a day and is one of the
biggest sewage plants in Perth.
However, treatment plants
at Beenyup and Woodman

Point process much bigger
volumes daily (up to 160million litres).
A spokesman for Police
Minister Liza Harvey said
police did not want to disclose
at this point which waste
water centres they would be
targeting.
He said to remove any doubt

the council would consider
excluding the two properties.
The town does not intend
to reduce heritage controls
over registered heritage
places, he said.
Ms Marshner asked if
Cambridge council was in
breach of the law by not updating its heritage inventory.
She said several properties
in the area that were pending
assessment by the Heritage
Council for possible inclusion
on the state register.
Iwan Iwanoff was born in
Bulgaria and after World
War II came to Australia as
a displaced person.
Known for his Brutalist
style, he lived in Floreat.
He is listed in the Australian
National Dictionary of
Biography.
Subiaco
backs extra
night footy
From page 3
and West Coast Eagles ...

there is a strong probability
that Subiaco Oval will need
to accommodate more than
12 night sporting events,
given the high probability
of a number of AFL finals,
Geoff Glass, WAFC general
manager of strategic facilities and governance, said in
a development application,
lodged after the meeting.
There were, he added,
potential opportunities for
other night sporting events for
other football codes.
Mr Glass, a Subiaco planning director from 1999 to
2006, said the commission
wanted the extension in case
of unforeseen circumstances
and to allow for contingency
planning if required.
The new Burswood stadium
is expected to open for the
start of the 2018 AFL season.
At Tuesday nights development services committee
meeting, councillors voted
unanimously in favour of
the extra 14 nights with conditions on the brightness,
timing, how and when the
floodlights could be used.
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NEDLANDS
GARDEN SERVICE
Garden Makeovers
Select & Deliver Plants
RANDELL HALL
Installing, sanding and
sealing of all types of
timber floors.
In Perth since 1988.
All work fully guaranteed.
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Call someone you can trust
GARDENING
JAN RAGENOVICH
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GARDENING
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GARDENING
Cambridge
Gardening
Services
Yard Clean-ups
Small-medium
sized tree lopping
Rubbish Removal
Lawns
Hedge trimming
Call
0421 997 585
GARDENING
TIM LYNCH
Cert. Hort. B.Bus
ADVANCED GARDENING
SERVICES
0403 010 212
tim-lynch@iinet.net.au
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VALUE
TRUST
RELIABILITY
30 Years serving the
Western Suburbs
Garden Renovations
and Maintenance
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service if you say
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PRUNING
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Renovations &
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Pristine Grass
& Gardens
Lawn & Garden Maintenance
Weed Control ( Lic No. 8211)
Andrew 0466
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ANGUSS GARDENING
Gardening Clean-ups
Mulching Fertilising
Rubbish Removal
Fully Insured. Phone Angus
0437 712 039

9381 5454
or Rosie 08
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Landscaping & Design
All garden maintenance
Hydration & Fertilizing
Mob: 0407 933 959
Richards
MUIRS
Garden Refuse
Bags
Regular Service
for Business &
Home Collections
Ph: Clif
Hill 9307 3906

GLASS
Freshwater Glass
Glass repairs,
shower screens, doors
and windows, pet doors
www.freshwaterglass.com.au
Ph 0418 944 590
BALCATTA
GLASS
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9240 4422 All Hours
188 Balcatta Road, Balcatta
(opposite Bunnings)
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Northern Suburbs. W.A.
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All aspects of garden maintenance
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General glazing Mirrors
Pet doors Tabletops
Frameless showerscreens
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9336 2615
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gutters installed correctly.
Many roofs flood because of incorrect fitting.
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0419 927 224, 9245 2034
Prompt Gutters
The Guttering Specialist
Gutters &
Downpipes
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All work
guaranteed
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0433 210 028
Email: promptgutters@gmail.com
Gutters & Downpipes

100% Guarantee
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Gutters &
Downpipes
BRIAN WARD
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9341 7631
D.M.
& J.M. Rhodes
Gutters & Downpipes, gutter
guard, soakwells, small roofing
repairs, high pressure cleaning.
Free Quotes.
Pens. Disc. No two storeys.
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MARTIN
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Tile & Grout
CLEANING
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Craig
0402 644 509
Specialised Outdoor Services
Gutter / Downpipe Clean

Free Roof Report
All Maintenance
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Police cleared Reg Business Fully Insured
Pensioner Discount / Insured
HANDYMAN
Backyards cleared, tree lopping,
Brickwork, pavers cleaned and sealed.
General repairs and maintenance
Heavy work done, reasonable
and reliable.
PHONE DAVID (Jocks Retired)
9448 8486
SKILLED
PROPERTY MAINTENANCE
Pre-sale Home Detailing

Rental Property Services
General Repairs
Handyman for Home or Office
All Timber Joinery
Insured and Police Cleared
Call STEVE 9242
Mob 0407 788
8923
272
The NEDLANDS handyman

(and surrounding suburbs)
All those jobs your husband wont

or cant do. Picture hanging,
blinds, mirrors, gates, flyscreens,
cupboard/drawer repair, broken
sash cords replaced.
Police Clearance
BERT 0403 917 935

General house repairs
and maintenance
We carry out all household
maintenance as well as specialty
services - Electrical, Plumbing,
Gas Fitting, Painting, Plastering,
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keep it that way!
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or book online at
www.guttervac.com.au
Gutter Cleaning
Downpipes flushed, roofs cleaned
of debris from $99.00
Also high pressure cleaning
Jack 0412 986 151

9387 4442
JOHNS HOME
MAINTENANCE
For all your home maintenance and
timber decking call John for fast and
reliable services
0421 809 872
THE FIXER
HOME & GARDEN

MAINTENANCE & REPAIRS
ALL ODD JOBS
Pressure Cleaning Garden Cleanups
Lawns Laid Retic Paving Repairs
Painting - Pergolas, Fences Gates,
Fences & Decking Repairs
Gutter Cleaning Soakwells Installed
Inside Work Driveways Painted
Mob: 0416 932 432

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High pressure cleaning of

paved areas
driveways
pool areas
tennis courts
Vacuum Recovery means NO MESS

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0415 860 884
Stevens
HIGH PRESSURE CLEANING SERVICE
CALAUTTI
No job too large or small, free quote.
Handyman Service
For household repairs eg house and
fence painting, small tiling or
brickpaving areas, gardening, house
cleaning, cleaning gutters etc.
Call Charlie on 0401 019 975
THE PROPERTY
SERVICES WIZARDS
Our quality services will put
a smile on your face
NATIONAL POLICE CHECKED,
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Non Toxic
No Mess
Great Results
0468 382 921
Industrial High Pressure
Specialists in high pressure cleaning
Roofs Driveways
Cleaning of all surfaces
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Steve 0410
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Plastering, patching + making good
All home maintenance jobs considered
Call Rod:
0418 924 016
QUALIFIED TRADESMAN
Roofing, Flashing
Gutters Installed OR Cleaned
Tiling etc.
All Handyman Jobs
0423 511 303
NEDLANDS HOME &

GARDEN MAINTENANACE
FOR ALL YOUR SMALL JOBS
Garden Maintenance:
Garden cleanup clearing pathways, pruning,
planting, potting, fertilising and mulching,
service and repair reticulation.
Home Maintenance:
Running repairs around the home, repair/
paint walls, hang pictures, at pack
assembly, x dripping taps.
Current Police clearance held.
Experienced, reliable local resident.
Call Dean
on mobile
0417 940 355
White Knight Repairs

& Home Maintenance
Are you looking for:
Repairs and Carpentry

Decking, Pergolas and Gazebos
Home maintenance jobs - Interior
& Exterior
Painting, Plastering & Crown
moulding
Quality work - with attention to detail
www.tlc-perth.com
info@tlc-perth.com
HOT WATER
SYSTEM
Office
Repairs, Flat Pack Furniture,

Doors, Locks.
Trevor 0458
796 455
ALL LANDSCAPE AND

GARDEN SERVICES
Professional Garden
Maintenance Plans
Reticulation : Serviced
Repairs and Installation
Servicing the POST area since 1983.
Ph Mark Scrine. C. Hort
0417 093 578

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

Gradient Landscapes
Working with you to create perfection
Paving
Concreting
Reticulation
Retaining Walls
Garden Preparation
Maintenance
Decks and Pergolas
All aspects of landscaping
Free quotes
Indigo Painting
Call Leon on 0417
049 923
9387 2339
Mobile 0418 941 571

Fax 9387 8581
ALL AREAS - 24 HOURS

General Maintenance
Emergency Repairs Blockages
Hot Water Systems
PL6669
GL7760 and All Gas Services
KITCHENS
EUROMART
KITCHENS
Complete kitchen and wet
area renovations
Alterations for
dishwashers/ovens etc
Installation of flatpack
kitchens and quality
kitchens made in Germany
Decking
German craftsman, 25 years experience
9245 3303
0400 424 357

Perth TLC Group can
project manage your kitchen
www.tlc-perth.com
9284 0165
info@tlc-perth.com
Improvement section
LANDSCAPING
Call Scott on 9386 6138

or 0417 461 087
Property Maintenance
and Handyman Services
LANDSCAPING
Enviroblast
Specialising in roofs, driveways,

courtyards, pool areas, retaining
walls etc. Surface sealing also.
info@tlc-perth.com
HANDY SOL
HIGH PRESSURE
CLEANING
0418 919 312
9284 0165
Angus 0403 758 242
Affordable Vacuum Gutter Cleaning

Professional. Reliable.
Comprehensive insurance cover.
Fully roof-safety trained.
For an obligation-free quote call
Painting
Doors and locks
Paving
Repair reticulation
Gutter cleaning
Kitchen cupboards
Storage solutions
Built in wardrobes
08 9433 1077
Cambridge
Handyman
0419 925 452
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CALL FRANK FOR A
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GUTTER CLEANING
Call Kevin Ph: Hme 9381 2080

Mob 0419 907 986
Love Your Home

ODD JOBS MY SPECIALITY
Call us for fast, clean, professional:

Carpentry
Painting
Installation
Pergolas
Decking
Gates
Timber fences
All home maintenance
Call Simon 0419 925 452
SAME DAY SERVICE

SUPPLY & INSTAL
GUTTERGUARD
DISCOUNT FOR SENIORS
Free Quote
GROUT CLEAN
Support POST
advertisers
they make your
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newspaper
possible.
GUTTERING
GUTTER CLEANING
& WINDOW CLEANING
SPECIALIST
Better Lawns & Gardens

Domestic and Commercial
Total Lawn and Garden
Care Tree Lopping
Landscaping
Non Toxic
No Mess
Great Results
0468 382 921
HANDYMAN
Quality Maintenance
Services
Clean n Seal
Esmes
Great value, professional care
GUTTER
CLEANING
ECO
SPECIALIST
GARDENER
Now taking on new clients
GROUT CLEAN
29 Walter St
Claremont
Est 1982
www.ibislandscapes.com.au
9383 2915
0412 946 476
Innovative landscape design,

construction and maintenance.
Expert in native and waterwise
gardens. Highly qualified team
of professionals with 25+ years
experience.
Matt Siomos, B.Sc (Botany),

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

friendly and
professional
service
All aspects of landscaping
from maintenance to
limestone retaining walls
Small team to create
beautiful gardens at the
right price
Free Quotes
Call Mike Kuba
0413 015 808
Make extra cash

sell your unwanted
items in the POST
for only
8 words
$ 40
Damian 0403 126 970

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LANDSCAPES PTY.
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Lawn Mowing Servicing

Mosman
Nedlands,
FULPark,
LY Cottesloe,
BOO areas
Dalkeith and
surrounding
Trevor 0412
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784 094
Atlas Lawn Services

Est 1985
Steve
0411 223 637

David
0411 223 644
ALL ASPECTS
INCLUDING BOBCAT WORK

SMALL AND LARGE JOBS
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Stonework Specialists
Also:
Perth & South West
Contact Matthew Warren
0417 965 115

www.naturalistestone.com.au
LOCKSMITH
041 301 6555
Pol Lic SG 15935

ABN 22337056071
Mow d Lawn
Locksmiths
Guaranteed Same
Day Service 20 years exp
Garden Services
Andy
04 900 405 20
ANGUSS
KEVIN SHEEHAN
Master Locksmith
Security Consultant
Glad to be of Service
0412 153 846

7 DAYS PER WEEK
www.sheehanlocksmith.com.au
Lawnmowing and
Gardening Service
$BMM-VLFPO
0401 372 277

Roberts
Renovations &
Honest and Reliable
9381 5454
0437 712 039
www.lukeslandscaping.com.au
Ph Angus
Handyman Service
YOUR WESTERN
SUBURBS LOCKSMITH
X Home X Office X Car
Free Messure & Quote
Mobile 0418 921 418

email: brettcam60@hotmail.com
SEAMUS HOME SERVICES
Phone: 9209 2669
LAWNMOWING SERVICES
www.greenplanetgrass.com.au
0450 225 113

6143 8721
Police Clearance, Fully Insured & Free Quotes
Precision
Edge Mowing
Creating your vision from design
to construction
PH: Oliver Calnan
0409 373 685

LAUNDROBAR
JOLIMONT LAUNDROBAR
Sheilas Washing, Ironing
and Alterations
2/24 CARDIGAN TCE
(near Hay, Jersey lights)
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK

7am-8.30pm
Bag Wash, Soap Machine
and Drycleaning
Call
Rob
CAMBRIDGE LAUNDRY
4/115 Birkdale St Floreat (Cnr Cambridge)
Domestic Laundry,
Service Washes
Pickup & Deliver
0409 086 497

PAINTING
0400 977 610
PAINTING
A.J. BROWNING
Reg. No. 4989
ABN 72 910 338 191
PAINTING
PAPER HANGING
All work guaranteed
REGD PAINTER
All Western Suburbs
0425 551 233

9381 6996 Reg 1964
LEADLIGHT
J.B. Leadlights
Repairs Restorations
Windows, Doors & Cabinets
New Commissions
JOHN BURROWS
9284 5638
0419 966 945
LIMESTONE
Roberts Limestone
Building Co.
Specialising in:
Limestone walls,
Feature walls, Arches,
Steps, Retaining walls,
Restoration,
TIM ROBERTS
WINTER SPECIAL
Doonas & Blankets
25 YEARS EXPERIENCE
9383 9252
9245 2550
0418 299 524
Ph/Fax:
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1782 or 9388 1237
PAINTING SPECIAL
For all your internal/external
painting requirements.
For your highest quality job at a
very special price, phone
CLIVE 9383 3412

0447 433 412
Reg. No. 4280
FLOREAT & ALL

WESTERN SUBURBS
Painter - Decorators
30 years experience
Old fashioned workmanship,

HIGH QUALITY FINISH
References - prompt services. Free
quotes. All work guaranteed. No job
too big or small. Reg. painter.
9206 4504
CALL MICK 0434 835 728
or GAVIN 0415 385 501
DON McNALLY
20 years experience
INTERIOR & EXTERIOR
LAWN CARE
LAWN CARE SPECIALISTS
HIGH QUALITY LOW COST!
Call Eddie
Mob 0417
0425 551 233

9381 6996
182 051
Reg 1964
Grounds
& Surrounds
Lawncare & Garden Maintenance
Wintergrass and Weedspray
Licensed Operator
744 752
Lawn Weed Spraying

Broadleaf Bindi and Clover
Fully licenced and insured
0410 478 246
call Adri
FOR FREE QUOTE
James Limestone
Restoration
Limestone RESTORATION
Limestone REPOINTING
Limestone TINTING
Limestone CAPPING
Rising DAMP
Brick REPLACEMENT
Brick TINTING
Brick MORTAR REPAIRS
Tuckpointing
Call James for your free quote
0400 219 056
Painters Registration No. 5890
RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL

PAINTERS & DECORATORS
SPECIALISING IN
RESTORATION OF PERIOD
HOMES
MOBILE 0432 322 026
The POST
delivers
more
newspapers
to letterboxes in
the western suburbs
than any other free
publication, says an
independent audit.
Separate surveys
also show that the
POST has far more
readers in all age
groups each week.
see P. 2
F: 9444 7863
Residential
Commercial
Interior
Reg # 6263
Exterior
IMMEDIATE START
Free Quotes
Call Fred
Mob: 0413 235 163

Phone: 9206 5331
Fax: 9206 5337
BAGOT ROAD, SUBIACO
CARING FOR SUBIACOS HERITAGE
+Domestic +Commercial
+Interior + Exterior
+Roof Painting
+ Any size jobs
FREE QUOTE
RESIDENTIAL
COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL
Phone Jack for a
free, no obligation
quote
Rego 8057
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COASTAL COLOURS
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WARREN
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Tile
RidgeReplacement
Repairs
Roof &Cap
Gutter
Cleaning
Free Quotes
* Western Suburbs
* Competitive Rates
(Including Tip Fees)
* Commercial & Domestic
* Prompt Delivery
Mobile
0413 747 777
0418 130 576
DOUGS ROOFING
For all major and minor repairs on all types of roofs.
We set the highest standards in tradesmanship

and use the highest quality materials and tools.
All work carried out is insured followed by
a guarantee.
0481 374 143
GUTTERS AND
DOWNPIPES
RE-ROOFING WITH
COLORBOND AND
ZINCALUME, WHIRLEY BIRDS
AND LASERLITE SHEETING
0418 925 030 or 9384 9141

Fax 9384 5929
CLEANING CHEMICALS &

EQUIPMENT
QUALITY OWNER OPERATED
COMPLETE POOL SERVICE
JOSH MANN
0414 775 586
IMMEDIATE ATTENTION
Est. 1990
AT YOUR SERVICE
AT YOUR POOL
AND AT OUR STORES
11 SHOPS IN WA
ALL OWNER OPERATED
9384 6164
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JEFF TILING
Floor and Wall
Ceramic and Porcelain
New House and Renovations
email: jeff.tilling@yahoo.com.au
When only the best will do
Floor & Wall Tiling

Ph Rick: 0402 751 878
Friendly Professional Service
All Work Guaranteed
Free Quotes Competitive Rates
Specialising in Diagonal Tiling
NO JOB TOO SMALL
BUILDING & GARDEN

SUPPLIES
WE DELIVER
232 STUBBS TCE,
SHENTON PARK
(Opp Lemnos Hosp)
OPEN 6 DAYS
PH: 9381 5455
FORMATIVE AND
PRACTICAL PRUNING
SAFE TREE REMOVALS
PEST MANAGEMENT
ROOT ZONE
MANAGEMENT
CONSULTANCY
NO JOB TOO SMALL

CALL PETER FOR FREE QUOTE
0438 909 275

Complete Wall and Floor Tiling
Experts In Shower Repair and Regrouting
Bathroom Renovations
www.alphatile.com.au
FREE WRITTEN QUOTES
PH: 9359 9300
Able to trim and remove

large and difficult trees.
FULLY INSURED. FREE QUOTES
Professional
pool service,
cleaning,
maintenance
and supply
since 1984.
Proud installers of
Enviroswim unique fresh
water swimming experience.
SIMPLY THE BEST!
John Clark 0417 912 362

Mark Lynch 0418 959 871
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Certified Arborists
Offering Complete Tree
Service With Care
0438 003 571
DON TILING SERVICE
All aspects of wall & floor tiling.

Specialising in bathrooms.
Ceramic, Porcelain, Travertine.
FREE QUOTES
Don 0435 722 362
don.yoon@yahoo.com.au
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TILING SERVICES
WALL/FLOOR
BATHROOM RENOVATIONS
REPAIRS/RE-GROUTING
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0421 251 794
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resolution
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Mike Mobile 0404 803 324
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Andrew & Ben offer

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from a
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Original est 1967

Tree Guild of
WA # 8804
Royce Turner
Qualified Arb
Merristwood UK
- Trees, Our Inspiration -

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TREE SURGEON
S.E.C. Cert.
All Facets of Tree Work
Satisfaction Guaranteed
For the personal touch
please phone RENE COOLEN
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Free Quotes
LAKESIDE
TREES & STUMPS
www.lakesidestumpgrinding.com.au
TREE & PALM REMOVALS

HEDGING & MULCHING
NARROW ACCESS
SPECIALISTS
FULLY INSURED
Call ANDY
9306 8599
Mobile
0408 405 671
Stump Grinding
Qualified, Experienced, Insured

Large & Confined Tree Specialist
Tree/Palm Pruning / Removals
Hedging / Mulching /
Stump Grinding. Free Quote
Kieron Fiford : 0418 717 955
9448 2227
kieron@heritagetreesurgeons.com.au
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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
SWANBOURNE
TREE
SERVICE
Free Quotes
Great Service
Complete
Stump Removal
Call Adam
Tel: 9246
0235
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All aspects of tiling
Full bathroom renovation
Full re-routing or grout repair
20 years experience
STONECARE AUSTRALIA
Foxys
Treelopping
Local number 24 hours
& Bathroom renovation
Call Lewis: 0451 636 666

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Phone: (08) 9309 6852

Mobile: 0431 159 207
9433 4156
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TREE SERVICES
0418 943 059
TREE
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FLOREAT TREE SERVICE
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WESTERN
SUBURBS
If you have trees, you need

the Arbor Centre.
Take advantage of WAs
foremost company for truly
qualified advice and
professional service.
0422 095 481
Call Massimo
Complete and Professional Pool

Servicing with access to 300 years
of combined experience.
Regular maintenance our
speciality. Ring today for details.
2m 3m 4m 6m 8m
Alex 0412 597 261
Stone restorations Tiling Services

Clean & Seal Stone
Grind / Polish Stone

and now at
MOSMAN PARK
2 STUART ST - opp train stn
Scott
Member
or visit our shop at
9389 6131
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Roof Repairs
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BEST WORKMANSHIP
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POOL & SPA SERVICE

CHEMICALS/REPAIRS
FREECALL 1800 835 444
YOUR LOCAL SHOPS
Repair. Maintain. Improve
Regrouting leaking shower,

swimming pools, repair chipped tiles,
marble stone travertine, porcelain
Reg tiler - Police clearance
TREE SERVICES
Perths Premiere
Tree Service
FOR OVER 20 YEARS
9389 8744
HouseDoctor
(Licenced & Fully Insured)
POOL
SERVICE
Ph PETER PLAISTED
9401 1820
Phil 0400 340 228
CLAREMONT
Western Suburbs
Pool Service
No Job Too Small

Call Dave 0410 493 127
Gutters & Downpipes

All Carpentry Work
Fire & White Ant Repair
Inspection
Insurance Claims
Renovations
Painting & Design
SWIMMING POOL
SERVICE
257 STIRLING HWY

CLAREMONT
RoofQuest
All metal roof sheeting, gutters

and downpipes, maintenance
work no job too small.
Australian Colorbond
Blue Scope Steel materials.
Please phone
0429 062 952 Mark
Servicing the Western Suburbs since 1996
0418 958 607 Patrick
The Roofing Specialist
Specialists in Commercial &

Residential Shade Sails
www.shadesolutions.com.au
patrick@shadesolutions.com.au
Prompt Roofing
Isaac 0450 121 475
Contemporary Tiling
All Roofcare
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FREE leaf rake & vacuum
FREE pump check & diagnostic
FREE water analysis & balance
FREE cleaning of lter & baskets
FREE scrub of water line
FREE brush of pool oor
FREE wash of pool blanket
FREE chemicals added
TILING
0432 941 148
TREE SERVICES
POOL CLEANER
We create the professional

edge that everyone wants
FREE QUOTES - PENSIONER DISCOUNT
Swan River
Roofing
SWIMMING POOL
SERVICE
Narrow Access Fully Insured

Tree Work Undertaken Free Quotes
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PETER
0407 520 430
TV DVD VCR AUDIO

Digital Set Top Boxes
Entertainment Centres
Pre-Packed
Furniture Assembled
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TV SERVICES
TV & VIDEO REPAIRS

COMPUTER & DVD REPAIRS
NO HIDDEN CHARGES!
From $50 WORKSHOP QUOTES
9382 4752
Rear Laneway, 25 Heytesbury Rd
UPHOLSTERY
Your Local
UPHOLSTERER
Specialising in Leather & Fabric repairs
Re-Upholstery & Re-colouring
All work Guaranteed
9354 4524
WERE JUST A PHONE

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FOR SALE
HOUSEHOLD
FOR SALE
HOUSEHOLD
AGAPANTHUS Big potted plants.

Daglish. $6ea or 10 for $50.
9381 3763
FIREPLACE
Early
1900's,
Australian Cedar fire surround with
mantle & oringinal cast iron insert.
Measures 1630mm wide, 1260mm
high, mantle 250mm deep.
Outstanding condition $375.00.
Phone: 0400 749 433
FIREWOOD Split Jarrah 6X5 ute
load. Good quality Jarrah sourced
from our own family farm in
Serpentine. Happy to unload & split
to your size. Generous loads, you
wont be disappointed $190. Free
delivery NOR or SOR. Call/sms
Tyson 0413 333 706
or tyson_bickers@hotmail.com
BEAUTIFUL
Spanish Oak 10
seater table and leather chairs.
Manufactured Spain. Great for family
gathering. Excellent condition 280 x
80 x 70cm. Phone 9382 4379
COFFEE Table: Recycled Teak,
large, vintage design. Lovely mellow
colour, excellent condition $145.00.
Phone: 0477 433 591
DANIEL
5000/Travelbum/Connor
1900. Contact Kim93216238
/chankheng123@gmail.com
DESIGNER
Clothing. Racks &
racks of quality vintage, retro &
pre-loved. Designer clothing &
accessories for sale at the Polka Dot
Vintage
Market
Claremont
Showgrounds, Saturday 15th August
& Sunday 16th August 9.30-4.30.
Find us on Facebook Polka Dot
Vintage Market Perth
DESK Early 1900's solid Pine,
vintage style. Measures 1400mm X
900mm. Excellent cond $175.00.
Phone: 0438 396 273
Specialising in all styles of

household and commercial
upholstery.
CONTACT MICHAEL
trades & services
michaelstudman@hotmail.com
WINDOW
CLEANING
0407 771 476

WASHING MACHINE
REPAIRS
PROUD
Roberts
Roberts
Renovations
Renovations
&
&
APPLIANCES
WASHING MACHINES
DISHWASHERS,
DRYERS
Handyman
Handyman
Service
Service
RANGEHOODS,
ELECTRIC OVENS
AND COOKTOPS
SALES SERVICE SPARES
4 Hood Street Subiaco
9388 2251
DIVERSITY WINDOW
CLEANING
Residential / Commercial
1-4 Storeys
Includes Flyscreens & Mirrors
Police Clearance and Insurance
Gutter Cleaning
Credit Card Facility Available
Free Quotes Josh and Mike
0416 042 258 or 0413 998 955

1300 460 996
www.diversitycleaning.com.au
Cleaning
Uwes European iSHINE Window
Appliance Repairs
Repair Miele Siemens

Bosch Neff Gaggenau
Microwaves / Dishwashers
Hotplate / Ovens
Over 30 yrs experience
Ph: 6201 1387
www.uwerepairs.com.au
+ 1 to 4 storey house
+ Chandeliers
+ Hard water stain removal
& protection
+ Pool Fencing
+Fly screen repairs
FREE QUOTES
+ Fully Insured, Police Clearance
Trevor 0406 809 977
Reliable Service
Police Clearance
I Do the FREE Quote
I Do the Work
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
PETE AND JOSH
0402 433 690
WESTERN SUBURBS SPECIALIST
WINDOWS and/or
gutters CLEANED
TREE PRUNING
15 YEARS WESTERN SUBURBS SPECIALIST
FREE QUOTES
INCLUDES SCREENS, SILLS & MIRRORS
PENSIONER DISCOUNTS
PROMPT SERVICE
9336 3129
0414 011 220
Phone MARTIN
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your local professional
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Window Cleaning
Residential - Commercial
Industrial
Fully Experienced.
Ladder Work. Flyscreens and
Gutter Cleaning
Multi Storey
FREE QUOTES
0439 518 525

grwindowcleaning@bigpond.com
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
Call Rolf
9279 2981
0408 930 235
Kenkleen
Window Cleaning
Specialist since 1988
Roberts
Renovations &
Commercial and residenital

All other areas + gutter
cleaning, fly screen repairs
Ph Diane 0412
Handyman
Service950 208
City beach, Wembley, Woodlands
Ph Grant
0402 313 716

West Perth
Ph Kevin
0419 907 986
Police Cleared and fully insured
WINDOW
REPAIRS
Paul Jones
Carpentry & Joinery

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

www.metalox.com.au
FRAN
DECEASED ESTATES
GARAGE SALES
HOUSE SWAP
PETS
TRUSTEES ACT 1962 DECEASED

ESTATES Notice to Creditors and
Claimants. DOREEN MARGARET
FINLAY late of 7/115 Fulham Street
Kewdale in the State of Western
Australia, Salesperson. Creditors
and other persons having claims (to
which Section 63 of the Trustee Act
1962 relates) in respect of the Estate
of the Deceased who died on 27
November 2014 at 7/115 Fulham
Street Kewdale in the State of
Western Australia are required by
the personal representative, being
Alan Michael Brook to send
particulars of their claims to care of
Brook Legal, PO Box 93, Wembley
Western Australia 6913 within 30
days of publication of this notice after
which
date
the
personal
representative may convey or
distribute the assets, having regard
only to the claims of which he then
has notice. Dated 2 July 2015. Brook
Legal
HOUSEHOLD
Accessories, pic
frames, women's & kids' clothing,
toys & more. Sat 15/8 and Sun 16/8
8am-11am. 10 Alba Lane City Beach
RETIRED Couple with house in

Crouch End, North London are
looking for a house or apartment
swap in Perth's Western suburbs for
4 to 6 months. We are flexible with
timings. For more information,
photographs etc contact Michael and
Christine at
ctandmk@gmail.com
A Dog walking and pet service.

Police Cleared.
www.pawsinthepark.com.au
DOG
Grooming appointment
available at Dazzledogs Nedlands.
Ph 9386 2522
DOG Obedience Classes: Qualified
Dog trainer Neri Karazija. Saturday
mornings and Wednesday evenings.
Next classes commence September
2015. Bookings essential. To
express your interest ring Naomi or
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. The next workshop will
be in September. To express your
interest ring Naomi or Jaimee on
9384 2644
PUPPY
School and puppy
management (pet section): Sundays
at Swanbourne Veterinary Centre
9.15am and 10.45am respectively.
Barista coffee available! Just come
along or ring 9384 2644
SMALL Dog minding service in our
Wembley home. Huge yard walks
TLC. Ph Julie 0400 681 145
DRESSMAKING
RECLINER
Electric sit down/stand up. Yellowish
floral fabric in good condition. Can
email/text photos. $600. West
Leederville pick up. 9388 1217,
0402 103 070
LOUNGES 2x2 dining table, coffee
table, large excellent condition.
Value 0478 625 674
LOUNGE
Sofa: Contemporary
style, 3 seater, classic red. Quality
fabric upholstery with large cushions.
Superbly comfortable, excellent
condition $175.00. Phone: 0400 749
433
MIELE Oven Bosch dishwasher.
Miele front loader washing machine.
All working order $50 each. Call
Graham 9386 3342
OUTDOOR Dining setting: 11 pce,
solid timber, handcrafted, top quality.
Features large, double pedestal
extension table (extends to 2.4m x
1050mm) + 10 Directors chairs. Cost
$2750.00 excellent condition, sell
$750.00 lot. Please
ph: 0477 433 591
SIDEBOARD
Vintage, French
country, solid timber, compact style.
Has large drawer & 2 doors.
Measures 910mm wide, 870mm
high, 510mm deep. Excellent
condition $175.00.
Ph: 0477 433 591
TRANSPORTABLE House 14m x
4.4m. New 2 bedroom, kitchen diner
3 r/c air con, hardiplank. Pitched
roof, 6 windows, shower, loo,
cupboards. Excellent bush block
$86,000 ono. View Bibra Lake. 0412
393 196
ANTIQUES
ANTIQUE & Collectors. Market
Claremont showgrounds, Saturday
15th August & Sunday 16th August
9.30am - 4.30pm. Over 100 dealers.
Huge
range
of
Antiques,
Collectables, bric-a-brac, antique &
costume jewellery. Retro wares &
furniture. Free valuations 12-3 daily.
Win $2,000 cash door prize. Entry $7
ANTIQUE Clocks for sale. Large
collection 9380 6399
ARTS & CRAFTS
BRENda
BIRD Lover? Beautiful Australian bird

prints and originals at
www.brendaholdenart.com.au
INTERNATIONAL Artist Kim kim
kim has her first solo exhibition 'So
hollow, so pure' at the Merenda
Contemporary (84 High St
Fremantle) in Fremantle. Opening
night on 14th of August, runs
15th-29th of August. Contact/enquiry
via eyesicesnow@gmail.com
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
BUSINESS Opportunity. Interested
in extra money call
0437 786 070
DECEASED ESTATES
TRUSTEES ACT 1962 DECEASED
ESTATES Notice to Creditors and
Claimants. MICHAEL TUNNEY
SWEENEY late of Leighton Nursing
Home, 40 Florence Street West
Perth in the State of Western
Australia, Merchant Seaman.
Creditors and other persons having
claims (to which Section 63 of the
Trustee Act 1962 relates) in respect
of the Estate of the Deceased who
died on 9 October 2014 at Leighton
Nursing Home, 40 Florence Street
West Perth in the State of Western
Australia are required by the
personal representative, being Alan
Michael Brook to send particulars of
their claims to care of Brook Legal,
PO Box 93, Wembley in Western
Australia 6913 within 30 days of
publication of this notice after which
date the personal representative
may convey or distribute the assets,
having regard only to the claims of
which he then has notice. Dated 6
August 2015. Brook Legal
Make extra cash

sell your unwanted
items in the POST
for only
8 words
$ 40
ALTERATIONS Hems etc. Fast,

efficient, very reasonable rates.
Local lady, many years sewing
experience. 0417 913 931
EDUCATIONAL
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 Teachers
Qualified, highly experienced. We
provide notes on texts, analysis skills
and target WACE exam. We come to
your home. Ring 0432 622 428
or 0415 094 909
ENGLISH And Literature tuition.
Very experienced Yr 11/12 WACE
teacher/examiner/marker.
The
Tuition Centre, Bayview Terrace,
Claremont. 9284 3304
ENGLISH Literature expert help at
the right time to prepare for mocks.
Excellent
notes
given/essay
structure. Phone 0412 562 468
FRENCH A to Z. Experienced tutor
from Paris. Specialised in WACE, IB
preparation. Business or private
travel. All levels welcome. 0404 172
287
FRENCH Playgroups + afterschool
clubs, 18m - 14yrs. Fun activities,
music, games, craft. No previous
knowledge required. Vanessa 0468
559 598
FRENCH
Spanish,
Italian,
Mandarin and German playgroups
(18m-5yrs) + after school clubs
(6-14yrs). FUN activities, games,
crafts. Vanessa: 0468 559 598,
www.lcfclubs.com.au
MATHEMATICS
Tutoring. Very
experienced YR 11/12 WACE
teacher/examiner/marker.
The
Tuition Centre, Bayview Terrace,
Claremont. 9284 3004
MATHEMATICS Tutoring for high
school students by a current Masters
of Science student. $30 per hour, I
come to you! Cameron
0406 849 525
MATHS Tutor. Highly credentialed,
experienced and practising teacher.
Years2 to 11. Improve your child's
motivation, love of learning and
results. $90/hr, 1 to 1.
Jamie Moe jmoe@iinet.net.au or
a/h 0405 554 529
MATHS
Tutor: Years 6-12;
Qualified, experienced registered
teacher; improves motivation,
revises basics, extends gifted,
guaranteed results; sibling no extra
cost; I come to your home; must live
within 4km of Mt Claremont; call
Stuart 0478 774 410
MATHS
Tutor High School.
Registered Teacher. Remediation,
extension, WACE exam preparation.
$60/hour. Contact Peter 0431 862
963, 9385 9857
pbaileyg20@gmail.com
MATHS Tutor year 11/12, Maths
3CD/3AB/2CD/2AB $45 p/h, UWA
4th year Chem/Eng student, Working
with Children Certificate. Prefer
Nedlands/Claremont area, will travel
further.
Call Ryan 0407 287 932
WACE 22yo former Hale student.
Study and exam revision. Maths,
Literature, Art, Biology, Chemistry.
Reasonable rates, excellent results.
Contact Drew 0468 335 529
WACE Tutoring for all years in
Maths, Specialist Maths, Physics,
Chemistry and Economics. Current
Engineering/Finance student at
UWA, Ex-Hale. Contact Michael.
0468 588 798
YEAR 12 mock exam preparation.
Increase your marks quickly. Phone
0412 562 468
FOR HIRE
LOOKING For an inspiring venue for
your next workshop or meeting?
Discover A Place To Just Be in East
Fremantle.
0405
670
803
www.aplacetojustbe.com.au
GARAGE SALES
CLAREMONT Showgrounds. It's a
vintage lovers paradise. Heaps of
Vintage retro & pre-loved designer
clothing & accessories, plus retro
homewares & vinyl records for sale
at The Polka Dot Vintage Market
Claremont Showgrounds, Saturday
15th August & Sunday 16th August
9.30-4.30. Find us on Facebook
Polka Dot Vintage Market Perth
MEGA Garage Sale downsizing so

everything must go! Quality antiques,
furniture,
boat/garden/sports
equipment, tools, books, electronics,
art works and much more! Where: 12
Nailsworth Street Cottelsoe at 8am
on Sunday 16th August. No
earlybirds
ROTARY
Swap Mart. Every
Sunday 7am to 12 noon. Broadway
Shopping Centre, Nedlands. Seller
bays $5. Come and get bargains
galore or sell your goods
HEALTH & BEAUTY
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

33454
FOUND Silver watch Subiaco area ,

near Rokeby shops
0421 115 869
BROOME
Wellness retreat Oct 18th-25th
(Limited numbers) Private pool luxury
villas. Yoga twice daily. Delicious
healthy cuisine, meditation, cooking
classes, detox ocean mud bath,
private nutrition consult, organic facial,
massage, organic & natural toiletries
and so much more! Also Mind + Body
Retreat Guildeton August 28th-30th.
Ph: 0428 516 335
or www.sacredfigretreats.com.au
Robe
FACIALS Specialised & Intensive,

created to suit your skins needs.
Lash/Brow tint & shape. Dip Beauty
Therapy. In advance for your appt,
ph or sms Bilton Hilton Spa
0418 903 908
HERBALIFE
Independent
distributor for products call 9244
4318, 0450 032 061
MASSAGE By Alice. I have six
years experience and combine
sports
massage,
therapeutic
massage, and trigger point
techniques to effectively target your
specific techniques. Mosman Park
location. $70 for one hour, $100 an
hour and a half. Strictly non-sexual.
Please call/text 0439 917 122
MASSAGE
Huna Hawaiian,
Swedish relaxation. Indulge yourself.
Experience
deep
relaxation,
qualified, n/s Alanah 0405 755 715
Stolen
Dalkeith 1980 - 2015. Set three
drawers. Lacquered set. Sadly
missed. Reward offered for return.
Contact H.C. Fridays,
9386 6067
SILVER Filigree earring lost ,
v.precious. Mosman Park Mann oval.
Please call 9384 2090
0404 121 205
MARRIAGE
CELEBRANTS
COMMONWEALTH
Marriage
Celebrant-Professional and reliable,
Glenda Prideaux.
Mob: 0407 336 604.
Email: Glenda@glendaprideaux.com
www.glendaprideaux.com
PHOTOGRAPHER
Available.
Local, freelance. Capture that
special day or family event.
Reasonable rates. Mobile: 0412 294
711
www.faircloughphotography.com.au.
Email: newspics@iinet.net.au
PERSONAL Trainer weight loss,

Boxercise, Yoga, Pilates. Gerhard
0415 942 388
MOTOR VEHICLES
RELAXATION massage. Phoenix

Massage. U9/420 Hay St Subiaco. 7
days 9 to 9. Strictly n/s, 9381 6911
or 0481 272 356
2007 White V6 Auto Captiva. Gd

cond. $9,500 ono. 0408 918 478
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
Indigo Painting
WORKOUT
Fitness Cottesloe
classes. Gym Pilates. Maureen.
0418 950 112
YOGA Kundalini. Ongoing open
classes Tuesday evening Wembley
and Thursday evening Fremantle.
Certified teacher
Suzanne 0414 883 139
VW Golf, Dec 2006, excellent

condition, 86 000km, towbar, licence
Jan 2016, $10 500 ono,
0419 954 588
MUSICAL
ALTO Saxophone, Clarinet, Flute,
Guitar, Piano, Trombone, Trumpet
lessons by qualified, experienced
teachers.
Piano
Exam
Accompaniment available with 6
weeks notice. Members of WAMTA,
TRBWA, ASMEWA, WWCC No.
from 8 years up. Michael/Mary. Ph
9387 7046
YOGA Wembley Downs Junior

Football Club. Vinyasa Mon & Thurs
6-7pm, Yin Wed 9.30-10.30am.
Ongoing classes, all levels welcome.
Theresa 0402 676 329
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
HOLIDAYS & RESORTS
GUITAR
Lessons beginner,
advanced.
All styles call 0415 942 388
5 Bdm beach house for holiday

rental in Dawesville. Sleeps 6 adults,
5 children. Ocean views. $400-$600
/night.
Call 0409 081 013
CLAREMONT 3x2 amazing house,
short term rent. Available 7 Dec, 12
Jan. Fully furn, aircon, pool sleeps 8.
Minimum 5 nights
0427 908 514
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
DUNSBOROUGH Waterside, big
covered deck with BBQ; log fire & A
/C, dinghy, super comfortable, one
house from beach. Small dogs
welcome. Sleeps 6. Fully equipped
for entertaining. 0438 605 123
GUITAR
Tuition, beginner to
advanced. eddierg@bigpond.net.au
9381 9146
PIANO Lessons Muchkins music.
Beginners 5 yrs + Jane
0430 465 725
OVERSEAS HOLIDAY
ACCOMMODATION
CENTRAL
London apartment
overlooking lovely garden square in
South Kensington. 2 bedrooms, 2
bathrooms, 5 minutes to tube,
internet phone and mobiles 9389
8881 or 9386 3893
PARIS Beautiful 2 bed apartment.
Left bank close to Notre Dame. Visit
www.5stjacques.com or call 0418
918 979
Indigo Painting
QUEENSTOWN NZ luxury Villa in

town, spectacular views of lake.
www.alpenview.co.nz or Karen 9384
4593
PERSONAL
PEPPERMINT Grove Beach. Large

5 bedroom three bathroom house.
Phone 9389 6565, 0403 870 075
ASIAN
Sensual
massage,
attractive. Understanding, your place
or my discreet home. From $75.
Cindy 0478 537 808
HOMESTAY
HIGH Class Independent Escort.

Gorgeous blonde. Exclusive service
offering GFE massage, kisses,
cuddles & lots of fun! SMS Kitty 0455
105 798
URGENTLY
Needed Homestay
accomodation for hosting Overseas
students. Good homes required,
must be close to Claremont area.
We pay excellent rates. Call
International Student Accomodation
Aust. Ph: 0400 565 057, 08 9456
0708 or visit www.isaa.net.au
HOUSESITTING
110% Care while you're away.
Owner operated since 1998. 9382
3550 or visit
www.homeoraway.com.au
ABSOLUTE Care of your home
and pets. Bringing peace of mind
while you're away. Police clearance.
Lovely references. 12 years
experience.
Marg 0421 274 427
HOT M & F couple available for

sensual
massage.
Bookings
essential. Mos Park.
Ph 0405 568 137
LOVELY
Friendly,
sensual
massage. Mature gents Amber.
Private number text, n/a,
0455 630 909
STUNNING Brunette Sara, for an
unbelievable sensual massage.
Cottesloe area. Ph 0451 700 143
PETS
110% Care while you're away.
Owner operated since 1998. 9382
3550 or visit
www.homeoraway.com.au
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
RESUMES
SUCCESSFUL
Resumes that
surpass expectations! Expertly
written! Professional recruiter. Call
Maria 0401 812 060
SITUATIONS VACANT
ACCOUNTS Person-small, friendly
business in Daglish approx 1 day
/month & BAS. Quickbooks
experience preferred. Send resume
to paddysted@iinet.net.au
DELIVERY Driver for small laundry
in Floreat. Approx. 18hrs/wk, Mon to
Thurs.
Ph: 0422 123 789
EXPERIENCED Carer required for
a lady with Parkinson's disease, to
work Monday and Thursday
afternoons from 3.30pm to 7.30pm.
Must be caring, have experience in
caring, possess a current police
clearance, own transport and at least
3 referees. Duties include: light
household tasks, caring needs etc.
Please call 0407 471 861
PHARMACY Retail Manager full
time.
Pharmacy
and
retail
experience is not compulsory. Very
well organised, energised, punctual,
decisive self starter with outstanding
customer service skills and a high
level of personal presentation.
Challenging and meaningful role that
affords the opportunity to make a
difference in a customer focused,
progressive community Pharmacy in
City Beach. In return we offer a
competitive salary and remuneration
package along with the opportunity
to join a company that truly values
it's employees. Please send resume
and cover letter outlining your
suitability for the position, to Rachel
at rjbugden@yahoo.com
RECEPTIONIST Part time, 2 to 4
days per week at boutique hearing
centre in Cottesloe, required to
provide support to our clients and
clinician. Duties include, but are not
limited to, reception, accounts
handling, administration, phone
enquiries, making appointments,
assisting patients and general office
cleaning. We are seeking a positive,
reliable and well presented individual
with outstanding customer service
skills; excellent communication and
interpersonal skills; sound computer
skills- including Microsoft Word and
Excel; an empathetic nature;
excellent time management and
organisational skills; attention to
detail; and flexibility with work hours.
Please email resume and cover
letter outlining your suitability for the
position to
chris.bennett@cottesloehearing.com.au
Indigo Painting
SITUATIONS WANTED
ACCOUNTING MYOB Mr Fixit. No
job too small, Phil 0419 952 261
BABYSITTER Available, every day
and night. Ph 0406 323 394
BABYSITTER Available for day,
evening and weekend work.
References, Police Clearance and
own reliable vehicle. $25 p/h, 3 hour
minimum. Please text and I can call
you back. West Leederville local.
Fran 0402 103 070
CHAUFFEURED Sedan service.
Airport and Western suburbs.
Luggage Trailer now available. VISA,
Mastercard and eftpos. Lic. 3862.
Call Barry 0422 376 943
CLEANA As a new pin. Meticulous,
you'll be thrilled.
0468 308 980
CLEANING Husband and wife
team. Excellent references 15 years
experience. Police clearance. 0433
835 783
CLEANING Ironing in your home
fortnightly. Thorough, honest,
reliable lady $25 ph. 0438 968 215
CLEANING Lady available, honest,
reliable. Call 0406 323 394
DOMESTIC Cleaning experienced
couple $25 each p.h. References
0452 551 834
GARDEN
A Backyard Blitz.
Experienced. Phone
Nick 0412 772 238
GARDENING All waste removed to
tip. Winterwork. Please phone Peter
0412 470 809
Finnegan finds
foreign form
SURFING
with Damian Lipscombe

WA bodyboarder Lewy Finnegan won
his maiden Bodyboard World Tour event
in Nilda, Chile, last weekend.
Lewy took an early lead with his opening
two rides during the four-man final, leaving
2008 world champion Uri Valadao (Brazil) in
second place.
Meanwhile, Trigg beach will see the running
of the metropolitan leg of the statewide
Sunsmart School Surfing Titles this week.
Local schools that could shake up Margaret
River Senior High Schools recent dominance
include Carine High School and Fremantles
Christian Brothers College.
Organisers are hoping for more moderate
conditions later in the week to allow for the
high standards seen at last years event.
ABOVE LEFT and ABOVE: An elated Lewy Finnegan after winning the Bodyboard World Tour event last weekend.
Tallow ... goodbye

Claremont council will uproot
chinese tallow trees in Thomson
Road if residents wont.
classifieds classifieds
SITUATIONS WANTED
TO LET
GARDENING
Lawnmowing,
whipper snipping, hedging, weeding.
Experienced and live local. $30-$35
ph. Craig 0411 315 807
GARDEN Maintenance W/Subs,
experienced.
Special
rates,
pensioners
0498 837 612
GARDEN Makeovers, clean ups,
reticulation. Small jobs, free quotes.
Landscape apprentice.
Call 0423 477 822
GARDEN Roses pruning expert,
spray fertilizer, climber 0421 215 495
HANDYMAN Efficient, reliable. 25
years
experience.
Painting,
gardening, tiling, craftsman etc. Call
Bob. 9444 6474, 0403 511 072
IRONING And Dry cleaning. Expert
24hr service. Quality work
guaranteed. Regular, reliable van
pickup and delivery to your door.
Local family run business.
Established 1986. Please phone
Prestige Ironers. "There are no
wrinkles in our reputation". 9385
7788 or 0403 121 181
IRONING Lady available, honest
reliable. Ph 0406 323 394
IRONING Large basket of max 20,
$50 (Including business shirts) or $3
per piece.
Contact 0404 059 944
MATURE Lady full time, part time.
General
admin
receptionist.
Outstanding customer service skills
in retail. Police clearance. Honest,
reliable. Own transport. Catherine
0421 045 632
PAINTING Best Coast painters.
Best service, best price. 0478 892
703
ROSE
Pruning expert. HTS
climbers. Phone Trevor 9574 5762
JOHN St Magic! Stunning fully

renovated home with 2 bedrooms, 1
bath, lounge, kitchen/meals, and
fabulous large back yard. Perfectly
located a short stroll to Cott main,
shops, cafes and the best of
Cottesloe. $575/week. Available
now! 0411 866 550
TO LET
MT CLAREMONT House, 2 x 1
with study, could be third bedroom,
alarm, retic. 2 car space. Close to
train, bus, schools. Lease for a year
with options from January 2016.
Owner advertised 0417 913 931
NEDLANDS To Let. Hampden Rd
Office, approx 48 sqm. Excellent
location $1250 + GST pcm inc. rates,
taxes and parking. David Azzopardi
0418 924 950
NEDLANDS
2 bedroom duplex, river precinct near
park, lock up garage $420.00 pw.
Ph 0412 190 288
AAAAFOR more properties To Let
see the classified advertisement
in our Real Estate
APARTMENTS
Short
stays
Subiaco/Nedlands, f/equipped fr $86
pn. Also available long term 0422
138 400
COTTESLOE $750pw, 3 x 2 +
study, dble gge, chef kitch, a/c,
alarm, retic, cls to amens. Freshly
painted throughtout. 0433 417 929
COTTESLOE McNeil St, delightful
2 br apartment, courtyard, close to
transport and Napoleon St
0424 618 303
DAWESVILLE For rent. Holiday
house, 2 storey with spectacular
views from large balcony. Large
theatre room, alfresco area, 4
bedroom, 3 toilet, sleeps 9 adults.
$640 per night or $3480 per week.
Call 0409 771 485
DUNSBOROUGH For rent. Older
holiday house, 4 bedroom, 2
bathroom, 2 toilets. $120 per night or
$680 per week. Call 0409 771 485
Clubs land sale idea queried
TENNIS Anyone? Stunning, large

ground floor 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom
apartment with, lounge, dining, large
modern kitchen, huge alfresco,
private garden, built in BBQ, 2 car
remote garaging, all with Tennis
Club and ocean views. Ask $1400
per week (neg). Available now! 0411
866 550
Moves to build a four-storey

apartment block on Cottesloe Golf
Club land are posing questions
Un-planting These trees dont fit Claremont for Nedlands council, which
leases the reserve to the club.
councils tree plan.
WEMBLEY
Duplex delightful,
sunny 3bd, with lots of outdoor living
space. Solar HW, UCP, AC. Great
location opposite park, close to
shops and transport. $440 per week.
Call 0408 460 129
The great LeCras
WEMBLEY On Subiaco border 2

brms, BIRs, internal laundry, sunny
balcony overlooking pool. Small well
kept complex, caretaker on site near
shops, rail, bus. $370 long lease,
0448 303 164
WEMBLEY W/Leederville duple 3br
quiet secluded location, carport,
North facing courtyard, NO PETS,
long lease, available now. Suit
professional/couple $380-$420pw
0497 621 833 (phone only) 9383
9790
WANTED TO BUY
33453
Ten tallows were planted by

residents on street verges in
June, but a report to councillors
at last Tuesday nights council
meeting said they were at odds
with Claremonts policy.
The report said Claremont
adopted its street tree plan
two years ago after community
consultation.
The london plane was selected
for Thomson Road ... however,
this selection did not satisfy all
residents, the report said.
17TH To 20th Century antiques and

collectables wanted. Furniture, chest
of drawers, old clocks, pocket
watches, wrist watches, china, silver,
dolls, teddy bears. Will pay best
prices. Cash paid. Phone Philip of
Nedlands 0450 049 679 or 9380
6399
BRIC A Brac, old and vintage items
wanted.
Phone Paul 0412 736 291
DECEASED Estates, downsizing,
antiques, vintage, china, silver, cast
iron benches, wrought iron,
outdoors, garagenalia, mid century
furniture, Chinese, Japanese,
watches, tribal. Best prices paid. Gila
0422 931 587 or 9440 4711
VALVE Radios and old telephones
+ parts, any condition. Private
collector. Ph Andrew
9319 1703
WANTED TO RENT
HOUSE Wanted to rent in Nedlands
or Subiaco area. Reasonable rates
to accommodate single mum with
two primary school aged children.
Children already attend local primary
school.
Please phone or text: 0402 852 112
ROOM To rent. Urgent. Gentleman
RPH worker. Subiaco o.k or
surrounding area. Greg 0413 701
489
Claremont council letterdropped to 32 Thomson Road

homes. Of the 19 replies, 10 said
they wanted poincianas.
Five preferred london planes
and three wanted tallows.
Councillors voted unanimously
to remove the tallows.
The residents who planted the
trees will be given the opportunity
to take them back to plant on
private property, a council
spokeswoman said.
Any left after that (maybe two
or three at the very most) will be
planted in the park nearby.
The cost to the town would be
under $100.
From page 86
Lekka said his boots were the most important

part of his kit, that he didnt favour a send-off
rule like Barry Hall did, and if he could have
dinner with anybody he wanted, it would be
surfing champ Mick Fanning.
And if he was allowed a second guest, Mick
would have to be prepared to talk basketball
as well, because Celtics legend Larry Bird
would be there too.
It had been explained to me earlier that no
member of the press had ever been allowed
into the locker room, because team mottos and
game plans were everywhere and they were
for Eagle eyes only.
So I asked Lekka about the web and the
Eagles game plan, but he confirmed politely,
with a meaningful smile, that there would not
be any discussion about the game plan.
And fair enough.
It was time to close the notebook, and I know
it was extremely presumptuous, when you are
talking to a guy with a bloody near-perfect
goal-kicking technique and the results to show
for it, but told Lekka Id spotted a small glitch
in his kicking style.
What is it? he asked, I would be mad not
to pick your brain!
Now, Im acutely aware that the last thing the
Eagles coaching staff would want is an old fossil
like me giving advice to one of their milliondollar footballers, but I told him anyway.
He knew exactly what I was talking about,
and could explain why, which like everything
else about this young man, made perfectly
good sense.
I am sure hell play an integral part of the
Eagles, finals campaign next month and
hopefully in October as well.
Council CEO Greg Trevaskis

confirmed club officials had talked
to staff about the idea for land off
Alfred Road.
Nothing formal has been put to
us, Mr Trevaskis said.
People come to us all the time
and ask us questions, but until
there is something formal before
us, there is nothing we can do.
No one at the club was available
to comment.
Nedlands deputy mayor, councillor Bill Hassell, said if the club
had spare land it should hand it

back to the council.
It is understood the idea has
been widely discussed with golf
club members at three meetings
and with local MP and Premier
Colin Barnett.
Mr Trevaskis said the land was
a C-class reserve.
He said he expected the state
government would want to be paid
for the land.
That is expensive land, he said.
The club would need the agreement of the government and
Nedlands council.
Under changes in land laws,
C-class reserves no longer exist,
according to state government
information brochures.
SENIOR PROPERTY MANAGER

Sophisticated, mature property manager with at least 5 years hands-on
experience to join our prestige boutique agency.
We are looking to grow our Property Management department and an
opportunity has become available for a competent senior manager.
The applicant must have a thorough knowledge of the
REST Trust Accounting system, a good sense of humour
and the ability to liaise with corporate clients, as well as
contractors, would be an advantage.
We provide a flexible environment and a generous salary package
includes car mileage and mobile phone.
A local applicant would be well regarded.
Applications & CV by email only to
mailto: admin@porteous.com.au
Austin Robertsons sporting
A legend comes to town

To hear your name mentioned in the same sentence
as Peter Hudson, one of only
26 Legends of the AFL, is
downright overwhelming and
humbling.
Nic Nat dominates the centre bounces, boundary throw-ins and stoppages.
The Nic and Nat show

In a match that would do justice to any grand final, played in
tricky and difficult conditions,
the indefatigable Hawks defeated the gallant Eagles at Subi
last weekend, thus keeping the
race for the top two wide open.
Make no mistake, these two
birds of prey were well matched
everywhere, neither with any
perceptible weakness.
But something was missing.
You hardly needed a bolt of
lightning from the leaden skies
to work out what it was.
For the saddest and most personal of reasons, Big Nic Nat was
not there.
Its hard to quantify just what
not having Big Nic there to
dominate the centre bounces,
boundary throw-ins and stoppages
actually meant.
On numerous occasions over
the past five years, I have been at
the forefront of criticism of Nic
Naitanui s spasmodic contribution to the Eagles overall plan,
despite his wonderful athleticism

and potential.
But since coach Adam Simpsons
arrival, Big Nic has established
himself as one of the elite power
players in the AFL.
Hes one of those select players who can be compared to Just
Spectacles: buy one and get one
free. The big guy is as valuable
as two players.
The Dockers, of course, have
their own Just Spectacles superstar, Nat the Magnif, even though
hes been wrapped up so tightly
in cotton wool that he has been
invisible for the past couple of
rounds.
There doesnt appear to be too
much wrong with Nathan, and a
short break has been just what he
needed to exert maximum revs
in the run-up to the finals, starting, probably, in this weekends
massive derby.
Lets hope he will get back to
help Sundays game live up to
its billing.
THE CLUB WITH THE

MILLION DOLLAR VIEW
For years I had wanted to

meet Peter, who was often at
the other end of the ground
from me during epic WA v
Victoria clashes in the days
of yore.
We did bump into each other
once, if memory serves me
correctly, at East Fremantle
Oval many moons ago when
Peter, Fred Phillis (the SA
full-forward of the day) and I
had a goal-kicking competition.
Incredibly, we had never met
formally, or had the chance
to shoot the breeze and swap
ideas.
But, last Friday, Peter the
Great and I were on the same
bill, entertaining a packed
house at the Blue Duck, in
Marine Parade, for the North
Cottesloe surf club.
It was a brilliant day, organised and compered by an
old mate, Subiaco stalwart
and AFL Life Member, Brian
Sierakowski.
I learnt Peter has a sharp
mind and a wonderful sense
of humour, and hes the most
humble of men.
I love the way the game is
played today, he said in answer to one question.
Thats not in sharp contrast
to my own feelings, though I am
more critical about rotations
and congestion.
I can see the day when we
will again have forwards that
kick 100 goals, he said.
The game continues to
evolve, and it was only a few
years ago that Buddy Franklin
topped the ton.
Siera, centre, Huddo and me reminiscing about the good times.

obvious question: Darling,
where are the kids?
Geeeezes, Peter shouted,
theyre still in the tavern!
The story ended happily:
there was no bomb!
At my Hall of Fame induction dinner a night I am still
coming to grips with Peter
was just two tables away, but
every time I looked over, he
was talking to somebody, which
prevented me from going over
to meet him.
He told me the same thing it
was a case of two ships in the
night so to get to meet the
great man finally was sweet
indeed.
I took great delight in reminding him wed actually
crossed paths once before, that
day at East Fremantle Oval.
He recalled the event, but
not the result.
But I did!
Hudson 3 goals 2 behinds;
Phillis 3.2; Robertson 4.1
(after missing the first one, 40
yards out, straight in front).
Good to be able to beat the
Vics at anything, eh?
Even if he was Tasmanian.
I agree with Peter on that

one.
The game is cyclical, and, just
like bell-bottom trousers, the
100-goals-a-year full-forwards
will come back.
Peter and his son, Paul, both
played in Hawthorn premierships, 20 years apart Peter in
1971 and Paul in 1991.
Even more incredible than
that is that the enduring
Michael Tuck, the AFL games
record holder at 426 games,
played in both matches.
And, if youre into incredible,
hows this?
Peter owned and ran the
Grenada Tavern in Tassie,
and one night they had a bomb
scare.
The bomb was due to go
off at midnight, and it was as
though Carlton tough man Wes
Lofts was hot on Huddos heels
because the champ had all the
patrons out of the tavern in
double-quick time.
Just as the gathered throng
outside were counting down
to the stroke of the witching
hour 10, 9, 8, 7, 6 Petes wife
arrived home, and asked the
The great LeCras

Its always a shame when
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Last year, Nat the Magnif

suffered at the hands of the
match review panel when
suspended, and last week
Mark Lekka LeCras was also
sidelined for being unlucky
rather than malicious.
Last Friday, I was privileged
to get an opportunity to interview Lekka.
I had just watched a West
Coast Eagles training session and I had booked an
interview with master-class
sharp-shooting-forward-nowcum-midfielder through Gary
Stocks, the clubs PR head.
It was good to watch LeCras train, though overall, it
looked more like grown men
playing ring-a-ring-rosy than
what I would call serious AFL
football training.
This is really just a touch
session, Gary explained.
Their main session will
start tomorrow.
But the time for the interview was approaching as Mark
had taken a few shots on goal
(all good), and Gary said that
if I caught the lift back downstairs, I could meet him and
Lekka in the foyer.
Emerging from the lift, I
took a wrong turn and ended
up back in the street before
Garry, like a bloodhound,
emerged to guide me back to
the main foyer.
There was a slight hesitation
from Lekka when I hit him up
with my first question, about
whether he was enjoying
Mark LeCras
playing in the midfield and
up forward, rather than just
being a pure forward.
Umm, yes definitely enjoying it, he said.
I have worked hard, and,
of course, I am still spending
much more time in the forward
half.
There is a special bond between forwards of any era, the
chosen ones, if you like, given
the responsibility of kicking
the teams goals.
I also discovered similarities
between Mark LeCras and me:
we both started our careers at
19; we are exactly the same
height (183cm); we had exactly
the same playing weight (82kg);
we both kicked drop punts
exclusively; and LeCras is, and
I was, recognised as a pretty
accurate kick.
As youngsters, we both used
whatever targets were avail-
able to develop goal-kicking

skills as an apprenticeship for
later years in company with
the big boys.
I didnt model my kicking
style on anybody, LeCras said,
but I started very young and
my brother and I used a couple
of trees as goalposts.
In the next 10 minutes I
learnt that the only thing really French about him was
his name (he said it came
from way back), that he firmly
believed the Eagles could win
the premiership, that he felt
the Eagles greatest danger
was Fremantle, that he wasnt
really superstitious, but Matt
Priddis was, that his toughest
opponent was Craig Bolton,
and the player he admired
most was Dean Kemp.
But on to what I thought
were a couple of need-to-know
questions.
One of the truly great footy
mysteries to me is why a
player, who is clearly not fatigued, will leave the ground
for a rotation immediately
after hes kicked a goal.
It has always seemed to me
that a man who is hot may just
kick another one if he is left
out there.
How does that work? A satellite signal from Simmo?
No, Lekka clarified, rotations are pretty much decided
on time before the game starts.
Sometimes we might get a
message from the box, and a
goal being kicked gives us the
time to get off the field.
Well, that satisfies my longheld curiosity.
Kids
Last weeks
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Q: Did you hear about

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I must say Oscars genie looks
mischievous and you would have to
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Our other major winner, Hugh
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Knock knock.
Whos there?
Althea.
Althea who?
Althea later, alligator!
Callums Hubihawkatic was

certainly the weirdest. Marins monster munching a human was pretty
terrifying and Danishkas bat looked
more terrified than terrifying.
Leelas pirate had lots of character
and an impressive hook while Alices
town was very well-organised and
Williams backyard was wonderfully
colourful.
Elanas Viking ship was beautifully done and I loved Maxs talented
wizard. Williams monster was a little
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big Lioras bear was, because its claw
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Stop trying to scare me!
Until next week,
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man with the magic
tractor?
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Diner: Waiter, why have
you served me a squashed
apple pie?
Waiter: Well, you did
say Step on it, Im in a
hurry sir.
Jane
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August 15, 2015

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