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Barnett flogs Cott’s family jewels

The state government is hospital site. connecting Australia with the
selling its prime waterfront The Deaf School’s maze of rest of the world until the relay
Cottesloe property to help bail heritage-listed buildings are station was closed in 1966.
it out of financial trouble. on 2ha, valued at $70million It is now occupied by the
Premier Colin Barnett an- to $80million at residential Foster Carers Association and
nounced on Wednesday that prices. the fostering and adoption
the historic Deaf School in It was opened in 1899 as the services of the Department for
Curtin Avenue and the McCall Cottesloe’s Deaf School live-in West Australian Deaf The McCall Centre Child Protection.
Centre facing the beach at south three sites are in Mr Barnett’s and Dumb Institution. The word in Cottesloe and more land in Association director Fay
Cottesloe were open to offers electorate. “dumb” was not dropped from Mosman Park. Alford said she had known for
from private developers. The government is also selling its title until 1956. The relay station and tel- several months the group had
Claremont police station is Princess Margaret Hospital and The grand cable station egraph cables that snaked into to move.
also being offered for sale. All the Shenton Park Rehabilitation building occupies 6300sq.m the sea played a vital role in • Please turn to page 76

Hair dryer causes $1.2m damage

By RHIANNON SHINE
A hair dryer that was left run-
ning caused the Peppermint Grove
house fire that left a family with
a $1.2million damage bill this
week.
According to a spokesperson
for the Department of Fire and
Emergency Services, a hair dryer
left turned on caused a fire in draw-
ers on the top floor of the Leake
Street property.
The spokesperson said the top
floor had been destroyed by the
fire and the ground floor was badly
damaged by water.
“The home is now uninhabitable,”
the spokesperson said.
The property belongs to Khaled
and Susan Hejleh, who have four
children.
Mrs Hejleh said she did not want
to comment other than saying that
she was glad everyone was OK.
A neighbour said the owners were
coping incredibly well.
“They are a very resilient fam-
ily,” he said.
No one was home when the fire
started and the family’s two dogs
were rescued from the backyard
by fire crews.
Surrounding homes were evacu-
ated and resident Ian Baker (81) was
rescued from his home by Monogram
Caffe owner Emma Devonport.
Ms Devonport said she had stood
on a chair in her cafe in the Grove
The Leake Street house fire minutes after the first emergency services arrived. Smoke from the roof of the two-storey house could be smelt as library and seen smoke.
far away as Claremont’s CBD. Photo: Chris Barker. INSET: An hour after the fire started, crews used a snorkel unit to douse the last flames. • Please turn to page 85

Crushing numbers PERMANENT HOLIDAYS

oppose infill
Simon Withers
By LINDA CALLAGHAN
Ian Bignell
submissions on changes to the “The survey was only one
town planning scheme, called response per household.”
Cambridge council chamber Amendment 31. He said everyone in a house
again erupted in catcalls on Cambridge development di- could lodge an individual Form
Wednesday night when mayor rector Ian Bignell told council- 4 submission.
Simon Withers jokingly called lors at a briefing on Wednesday CEO Jason Buckley said
the public gallery a monkey night: “There was 82% overall recommended changes to the
cage. objection to the proposal with Amendment would be put to a spe-

]
“Wait for the monkey cage to some conditional support.” cial council meeting on July 1.
quiet down,” Mr Withers said
during a presentation on con-
troversial proposals for higher
The changes in Amendment
31 would allow duplex, triplex
and apartment developments on
He would not say what they
would be, but some would
include increasing the size of
15/125 HERSDMAN PDE 2 1 1 1 t
housing density in City Beach, corner blocks and lots of more blocks that would qualify; rul- WEMBLEY
Floreat and Mt Claremont. than 900sq.m. ing out triplexes and changing You’ll really enjoy yourself here in this lushly landscaped group
Councillors appear to be hold- After the meeting, Mr Withers setbacks. with all the amenities of a resort.
ing the line despite a massive said the results of another sur- Council consultant Charles
82% of written submissions being vey, by Catalyse, were more Johnson had recommended Call for a private appointment
against the council’s plan. important than the forms. re-advertising all significant Peter Locke 0418 942 052 or L.J. Hooker Wembley 9387 2899
The 82% figure came from an “I knew they would stack the changes, Mr Bignell said.
analysis of statutory Form 4 Form 4s,” he said. • Please turn to page 85

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Nothing will stop Don’t drivers know

Seaward project
People who attended the Defence Housing
Australia information meeting about the
Seaward Village development in Swanbourne
recently received an email from James Wallace,
the DHA’s regional manager of development,
thanking them for doing so.
It is evident to me from this email that the
DHA project will be going ahead regardless
of alternative views.
An invitation to another event at the end of
the year, “providing another opportunity for
you to see the progress of the development”
means that whatever we think, this is going
ahead.
The DHA has had this on its agenda for at
least six years.
It is too late now to start suggesting that the
DHA is seriously interested in considering any
contributions from the community.
This is a blatant money making exercise
poorly disguised as improved housing for
service families.
Pejorative and incorrect statements to
Parliament by the DHA prove that the exer-
cise has been directed at manufacturing an
argument.
I do not need to be briefed by a further
media relations exercise when it is clear we
are about to have our quality of life irrevers-
ibly changed at our expense.
Neville Hills
what ‘stop’ means?
People driving through the quiet suburbs,
please take note: I have just returned home
ready for a stiff brandy and a lie down!
Today, Monday, June 22, I was driving along
Dumfries Road, approaching the intersection
with Ayr Street, in Floreat.
Ayr Street has a stop sign at the intersection
with Dumfries Road.
I watched a woman drive her four-wheel-
drive straight through the intersection.
I managed to pull up in time to avoid a
collision with her vehicle.
Dear young lady, please be aware that “stop”
means just that: all four tyres must come to a
complete stop.
It does not mean slow down and, if there
are no vehicles around, just drive through
the intersection.
I dread that one day there will be a terrible
accident.
This intersection is close to Churchlands
Primary School, and each afternoon it is hap-
Reader Gary Purtill, who says the community that has worked for years to pening just too many times.
look after Allen Park, in Swanbourne, opposes the Defence Housing Australia
Police officers should cruise past and take
project to redevelop Seaward Village and sell blocks to private buyers. note.
Flora
We worked for years to save Andrew Street, Scarborough
and improve Allen Park bush • More letters pages 12, 34
The proposed development at has made us aware of the value of
Seaward Village, Swanbourne, investing in the community and

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Jameson Street, Swanbourne

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by Defence Housing Australia the need to protect and nurture

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(DHA) is a threat to the community the environment we have built
Use your QR scanner to values built up over the past two
decades.
together.
It was therefore with dismay and
email letters to the This community includes a feeling of utter powerlessness

OOD L ES
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Seaward residents and those of that we learnt in April that DHA
surrounding streets and suburbs was to redevelop Seaward Village
Wembley Woodlands who all use Allen Park and the without adequate community con-
IT H C R ISPY
MADE W URA
Downs bush. sultation and with scant regard for
Churchlands Perth CBD
We have been fortunate to be the values we have built up.
L E T EM P
VEGETAB
City Beach Wembley
City Beach part of a community that values The way it has gone about this
Floreat West
Leederville preserving the remaining bush suggests it anticipated opposition
Hackett Estate Jolimontt and which has invested thousands and opted for a course of action
West
Daglish
Mount Subiaco Perth of volunteer hours into protecting that would effectively deliver a
Claremont Shenton Park and upgrading it. fait accompli.
Swanbourne Crawley Twenty years ago, this bush was In the limited communication
Hollywoodd
deteriorating towards a wasteland, from DHA, including the farci-
Cottesloe Cottesloe Matilda Bay overtaken by weeds and returning cal “communication session” on
Beach Claremont Nedlands to sand dunes. June 10, the only focus has been
Peppermint Hard work and perseverance on the Seaward Village residents
Fres Dalkeith
Grove Fresh
have turned the area into an en- and what DHA deems is best for
Water
Bay vironment where wild plants and them.
er
Swan River birds proliferate. The fact that most of those
Mosman
Park
276 Onslow Rd,
The bush provides a corridor residents share our values and
North Shenton Park through to Bold Park and be- do not support the DHA project
Fremantle
yond. only adds to the distress of this
This effort by everyone involved sad venture.
Here’s where we go… Throughout this process, DHA
has acted in a high-handed and
Every household and business in this area has a POST Austin makes it arrogant way, in my opinion.
No wonder our community is
delivered free each week.
deeply opposed to this develop-
a complete read I VED!
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group’s lease of a council-
owned pavilion – including 13
years’ non-payment of rent.
At Tuesday night’s Subiaco
council meeting, South ward
councillor Hugh Richardson
called for council officers to
look into the Rosalie Sporting
Association’s lease of the
Rosalie Park pavilion.
He said there were four rea-
sons for an investigation.
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of the old lease had not been
resolved, he said.
There were also concerns
that the RSA had not complied
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By DAVID COHEN
A 15-year-old babysitter
crossed Mosman Park’s Samson
Street not long before police
shot a man there on Tuesday
night.
She had been babysitting for
Wesley Davies, a Mosman Park
councillor who had been at a
council meeting and lives next
to the house where the hostages
were held.
Five people in a house in the
centre of the street were alleg-
edly taken hostage by 26-year-old
Daniel Ashley.
They were unharmed but
traumatised after their feet and
hands were cable-tied and their
mouths taped over.
Police learnt of the drama at
9.14pm when a hostage managed
to call 000.
The babysitter’s mother and
father, MLC junior years dean
Mike Brown, saw and heard the
drama unfold from their son
Alex’s bedroom.
“It was a bit surreal,” Mr
said.
“At 9.30 our dog was restless –
copy of the lease between the “The lease expired in Decem-
council and RSA in 1991 was ber 2012 and was not renewed.
the only legal contract. “In good faith since then, the
“It defines rent that I estimate city has allowed permissive
between $30,000 and $50,000 since possession under the terms of
2002,” Mr Richardson said. the old lease.”
“By comparison, the rent When a new lease was pro-
on the west pavilion, which is posed to be signed earlier this
roughly the same size, was $2840 year, Mr Richardson said, the
per annum, in 2010, which made proposed parties to it were
my estimate about $40,000.” Subiaco Association Football
“However, a lease where the (soccer) Club, Touch Football,
tenant has not paid rent, or made
provision, is void. • Please turn to page 76
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we thought it was just noise.
“We went to bed and about 10
past 11 there was a big bang. I
jumped up straight away.
“I thought kids had set fire-
crackers off.”
Mr Brown looked out his
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“We went to Alex’s room and
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About 20 police shouted di-
rections, an ambulance drove
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their front lawn.
“By 11.25 he was in the ambu-
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But police told the family to put
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nearby IGA after they became
concerned about two suspicious
packages in the home.
The Browns returned to their
home at 2.30am.
“It would seem the police
did everything they could,” Mr
Brown said.
• Please turn to page 19
Shop owner
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Part of a public road will be
sold to a shopping centre owner
for about $830,000.
Cambridge council agreed to
the idea along with the redevel-
opment of the Gayton Road Shops,
on Tuesday night.
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Current affair
Two years after the POST
first reported a charging sta-
Claremont doctor pays
tion for electric vehicles hd
been installed at a Subiaco
carpark there is now evi-
dence it is being used.
tax scammers $100,000
By DAVID COHEN for more. about 20 payments to the
A pint-size Mitsubishi – Some days they would scammers.
which has a limited range call first thing and ask “They are very skilled
on a single charge – was A retired Claremont doc- him if his mobile phone indeed,” he said.
seen plugged into the unit tor has been fleeced out of was fully charged. “I don’t expect to see
at Rowland Street carpark more than $100,000 by over- “I knew that meant I any of the money again.”
on Monday. seas phone scammers. was going to be involved His phone rang about a
It is the first time we have “They were like a dog with all day,” he said. dozen times on Tuesday
seen a car using the charg- a bone,” the man said. The scammers told him but he did not answer it.
er, which was installed in The scammers threat- to send deposit receipt Sergeant Neil Morton-
late 2013 as a collaboration ened him with five years’ copies to a Bob Cooper Smith at Cottesloe police
between UWA and Subiaco jail, fines – and stripping at a Melbourne address said if people had been
Proof that Subiaco’s charging station is being used. his children of their pro-

‘
council (“Rev heads get
charged up in Subi”, POST, Irish students in fessional qualifications.
He said the ordeal began
I don’t expect to see any
30/11/13).

Earlier this week it was
announced that a network
of 12 charging stations for
electric vehicles would be
introduced between Perth
and the Margaret River
region more than 300km
away – Australia’s first
electric highway – to make
longer trips possible.
Stool bus
A Cottesloe mover-and-
shaker looked twice at a
vehicle on Stirling Highway
on Wednesday.
“Just saw a waste removal
truck with a sign across the
front: Caution Stool Bus,”
he said.
Puntastic!
PK chews over the political facts with Curtin Liberals
Veteran political reporter
Peter Kennedy will speak
at the Liberal Party’s Curtin
Division council meeting
next week.
A POST reporter was
advised to attend. “Could
be some trade secrets for an
Acid remark
Junior minkey players
didn’t like their half-time
oranges at College Park on
the weekend.
Parent volunteers took
the Woolworths-bought
refreshments on to the
ground, but an eight-year-
old took a bite and said:
“These aren’t from The
Boatshed!”
An exasperated dad said
later it was a reminder he
was in the western sub-
urbs.
up-and-coming journo,”
he was told.
The event is on Thursday,
July 2, at the Cambridge
Bowling Club in Floreat.
Peter started in journal-
ism in 1970, and met and
interviewed WA’s past 11
balcony collapse
remembered
The Flame of Remembrance
in King’s Park became the
gathering point for a candle-
lit vigil this week.
A group of young Irish
people met at the war me-
morial to remember the six
Irish students who had died
in California when a balcony
collapsed on June 16.
About 20 people turned
out for the night vigil.
A mass for the victims
will be held at 6pm in St
Joseph’s Catholic Church,
Salvado Road, Subiaco, on
Sunday, June 28.
premiers.
He was press secretary
to deputy Labor premier
Malcolm Bryce and after
retiring from the ABC wrote
Tales from Boomtown:
Western Australia’s Premiers
from Brand to Barnett.
on a Friday three weeks
ago when a message left
on his phone said: “You
must ring the Australian
Tax Office. You have been
evading tax. That is a very
serious matter – you are
likely to be jailed.”
The man said he called
back on Monday, after
checking the number
left with the ATO’s White
Pages listing.
“I got straight through
and spoke to a person who
said he was waiting for my
call,” the man said.
“He took me in for the
next three weeks.”
The man said the
scammer had a foreign ac-
cent and he had initially
been reluctant to take him
seriously.
But the spectre of jail
time was continually
mentioned.
“He kept throwing that
back at me time after
time,” the man said.
The victim eventually
deposited $7000, but the
scammers kept asking
’
of the money again
– but they were returned called by scammers but not
because there was no sent money, they should
one with that name at the call Consumer Protection
address. on 1300 304054.
Last Friday he was told “If they have sent money,
no more payments were report it to us as soon
required. as possible,” Sergeant
“But at 7.45am on Morton-Smith said.
Monday they rang again,” “If it has just been
the man said. transferred, sometimes
“They said, ‘We’ve the bank can stop it, but
checked again, there are the bank often needs a
more mistakes, this time police incident report
you owe us $32,000’. number.”
“I said, ‘I’m not paying Acting Commissioner
any more, you said it was for Consumer Protection
over’.” David Hillyard said WA
When the scammers ScamNet had received
came back with a $15,000 300 calls about ATO scams
amount owed, the man last month.
finally realised it was a “That’s a big jump
scam. compared to a total of 145
“That was the end. I calls for the four months
decided it was a fudge and January to April 2015,” Mr
hung up,” he said. Hillyard said.
He called a friend later “Consumer Protection
on Monday who had been is concerned the threat-
an accountant, and then ening nature of the ATO
called Cottesloe police on scam calls is intimidating
Tuesday morning. many in our community,
The man had made including seniors.”

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Free soup Billion-dollar

for poor
students
University of WA postgradu-
ates say world-class research
students are living below the
poverty line due to scholarship
funding cuts.
This week research students
lined up for free soup organised
by UWA Cuts Hurt – a campaign
run by postgraduate students to
highlight the impact of recent
scholarship cuts.
Last year UWA’s scholarships
committee voted to phase out
top-up scholarships, which were
originally created in recogni-
tion of the financial struggles
faced by higher-degree research
students.
This year the university an-
nounced it was also likely to cut
completion scholarships, which
potentially allow an extra six
months’ funding to students to
complete their scholarships.
portfolio
The University of WA owns
176 properties from Wyndham
to Albany worth $1billion.
About 100 of the properties are
in the so-called Crawley Pocket,
the streets between Broadway
and Fairway. The university
rents them to students.
Other western suburb proper-
ties include 22 Hobbs Avenue in
Dalkeith; the Brockway site in
Mt Claremont; the Underwood
Avenue land in Shenton
Park; residential colleges in
Stirling Highway; properties in
Nedlands’ Monash Avenue; a
property in Daglish’s Woolnough
Street; and properties in
Gosnells and Kardinya.
There are also properties at
Wundowie North, Northam,
Pingelly, Geraldton, Mt Magnet,
Brookton, Kalgoorlie, Port
Hedland, Karratha, Wyndham,
Soup kitchen … UWA Cuts Hurt campaign organisers, from left, Aisling Blackmore, Peter Derbyshire and Esperance, Bunbury, Carnamah,
Gemma Bothe, with the free bread and soup they organised for students. Photo: Paul McGovern
• Please turn to page 76

‘Impossible’ campaign slammed

UWA Cuts Hurt campaign
coordinator Peter Derbyshire
said the top-up scholarships
had provided students with an
extra $60 a week.
“When you are staring into a
cupboard at your last packet of
powdered soup and pay day is
two days away, or calling your
parents to transfer you $20 just
to afford a train ticket home,
you would give anything for that
$60,” he said.
“Despite priding itself as
being WA’s only research-inten-
sive university, UWA has made
devastating cuts to postgraduate
research student funding.
“Just under 20% of all UWA
research publications are done
by research students.”
Mr Derbyshire said the free
soup had been financed through
crowd funding.
He said the university’s ex-
pensive Pursue Impossible mar-
keting campaign had angered
postgraduate students who were
stretched by funding cuts.
“We found the whole thing
pretty odd,” he said.
“They held this big event to
launch the Pursue Impossible
campaign and invited students,
but hardly anyone showed up.
“The TV ad is pretty ridicu-
lous – unless you’re selling
sneakers.”
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The $860,000 cost of the
University of WA’s controver-
sial re-branding could have
paid for the full tuition of
28 undergraduate commerce
students.
Documents obtained by
the POST via Freedom of
Information reveal UWA
has paid The Brand Agency
$868,244.42 for the re-brand so
far, which included creating the
university’s new motto – Pursue
Impossible – which has been
criticised by POST readers.
The documents do not show
whether this amount is the
extent of payments made to
The Brand Agency or whether
payments are ongoing.
The re-brand also included a
60-second television advertise-
ment produced by The Penguin
Empire, which features a young
woman running through various
overseas landscapes.
The TV advertisement cost
$437,852 to make, including
$41,666 on travel and accommo-
dation expenses for the actress
and crew.
UWA spent $437,852 to make this
TV advertisement.
The Pursue Impossible cam-
paign, which was launched on
May 5, has also been ridiculed
by UWA staff and students.
Mathematics professor Gordon
Royle, who has worked at UWA
for 25 years, was surprised by the
university’s choice of slogan.
He said when his nine-year-
old daughter saw the Pursue
Impossible motto on campus
walls she said to him: “It doesn’t
make any sense – and it’s not
even proper English.”
“She’s right of course – what on
earth does it mean?” Professor
Royle said.
“Pursue the impossible?
Pursue impossible dreams?
“And why are the campus
walls decorated with this un-
FREEremReeOgruiglainr aCloGfflaeeze, d
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grammatical imperative?” ing gurus who seek to refresh the
Professor Royle said he sym- unfortunate university.”
pathised with the university’s The Pursue Impossible slogan
need to market itself and spend is used in UWA’s marketing
money in the process. but has not replaced the Seek
“I’m just not convinced this Wisdom motto on its crest.
is the right message for UWA In an online video promoting
to be sending,” he said. the Pursue Impossible cam-
“I’m surprised the vice-chan- paign, UWA vice-chancellor
cellor bought the product.” Professor Paul Johnson said the
Professor Royle said the slo- university had to believe that
gan was “the real killer” but that “the impossible is possible”.
would not have made up much “That’s a way in which we
of the overall re-brand cost. really begin to focus our efforts
“They [UWA] are stuck with on changing things,” Professor
[Pursue Impossible] now – but Johnson said.
they can still try to minimise “Pursue impossible – be
it,” he said. restless.
Last week the POST published “Don’t be satisfied with what
a letter from West Leederville you’re doing, what you’re achiev-
resident Eric Lawson, who ing, where you’ve got to.
said he had taken an interest “Set some goals. Set them so
in the university for more than that you have to work hard. They
60 years. don’t seem attainable today.
Mr Lawson said literate peo- “We should always be a little
ple thought the new motto was bit dissatisfied with the society
nonsense. in which we live, because we
“It will be meaningless to the know that we can achieve the
overseas students management impossible together here at
wants to attract,” he said. UWA.”
“The new motto is accom- The POST contacted UWA
panied by an expensive and media manager David Stacey
slightly ridiculous advertising
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Lucky to be alive … and
ready for breakthroughs
By LLOYD GORMAN
Jolimont woman Erica
Smyth was working in explora-
tion in the Pilbara more than
four decades ago when she
discovered something that
almost killed her.
“I was a geologist in Newman
at the age of 22 when my world
turned upside down.
“I suddenly felt tired and
thirsty and before long slipped
into a coma,” she said. “I had to
be flown back to Perth by the
Royal Flying Doctor Service and
was lucky to survive.”
Public will have input
on SAS barrack plan
Public hearings will be held
into the $223.6million plan to
rebuild Campbell Barracks in
Swanbourne.
The barracks are the base
for the Special Air Service
Regiment, which has more than
doubled in size from about 300
personnel to about 700.
Many of the buildings are
more than 50 years old and
the layout does not work, the
Department of Defence has told
a public works committee that
will scrutinise the plan.
“The redevelopment project
seeks to address problems
associated with ageing and
obsolete working accommoda-
tion, a dysfunctional layout,
inadequate storage and poor
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boiled up once a week, testing
my sugar levels had to be done
through urine and the insulin
at that stage was pig and beef
insulin.
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an enormous difference already
– we’re now using insulin pens
and pumps, and cloned human
insulins that better reflect
our personal needs, and we
Upgrading communications
and a new secure entry are in
the plan, which also includes
building and refurbishing stor-
age buildings, repairing roads,
electrical, sewerage, water and
gas systems.
The work is expected to take
two years from next year.
Senator Dean Smith, who
chairs the standing committee
on public works, said he would
hold both open and confidential
hearings in Perth in August.
The redevelopment of the
barracks is separate from a
Defence Housing Australia plan
to sell off 25% of the land in the
neighbouring army village.
Nedlands council set up a
group including two residents
to keep an eye on that develop-
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Based on her experience,
Erica – who studied science at
UWA – became chairwoman of
Diabetes Research WA, a charity
that has been funding research
into the disease since 1976.
“Our understanding of diabe-
tes-related diseases themselves
has also changed dramatically,”
she said.
“We now know, through work
undertaken by Professor Grant
Morahan’s team at the WA
Centre for Diabetes Research,
that type 1 diabetes can be
genetically divided into six
different groups and type 2 into
three.”
But a lot more work needed
to be done to fight the disease,
Erica said.
“Along with these advances,
we’re also seeing a tsunami of
new people developing diabetes,
and with no new changes more
people will develop diabetes
than ever before,” she said.
“So, although we have much
better ways of treating it, the
overall impact on the health
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us.
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and social attitudes of the peo-
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Stress, lung plea fail breath test Aldi wants

A Floreat resident and former
lawyer, has lost her court ar-
gument that a lung condition
and stress meant she could
not provide breath samples for
drink-driving tests.
Lynette Quinlivan (56) was
fined $6000 and lost her driv-
er’s licence for 45 months on
Thursday after she was found
guilty of two counts of failing
to provide samples for a breath
analysis test and one count of
failing to provide a sample for
a preliminary test.
Ms Quinlivan was also con-
victed of driving contrary to an
extraordinary licence, having no
authority to drive and obstruct-
ing police.
She admitted leaving the scene
after being stopped by police in
Mt Claremont, walking through
a local pharmacy, leaving by the
back door and hiding at the top
of a stairway.
She was stopped on consecu-
tive days in her silver Saab
convertible a year ago, and
on each occasion did not blow
enough air into breathalysers
to analyse her breath.
Magistrate Michelle Ridley
said there was no medical evi-
dence Ms Quinlivan had a lung
condition, and the evidence she
gave was inconsistent.
“Her answers varied ... the
accused changed and embel-
lished her evidence the longer
she was on the witness stand,”
Ms Ridley said.
Ms Ridley said a video of Ms
Quinlivan taken at Wembley
police station on June 26 last
year showed her not attempting
to provide a sample.
“It is clear from the video little
or no effort is made to complete
the test,” Ms Ridley said.
Ms Quinlivan testified she
had bronchitis and her lungs
had been affected long-term
by a severe bout of flu which
required her to stay in hospital
in 2008.
This, combined with stress
caused by her fear of “harass-
ment” by a local police officer,
had meant she could not com-
me out:
plete the breath test, she said
in her evidence.
The court heard Ms Quinlivan
had participated in a masters
newsagent
swimming championship in By LINDA CALLAGHAN
2012. Her relay team won a gold
medal. Nedlands shopkeeper Kevin
Ms Ridley did not accept the Turner says he is facing a 56%
arguments. rent increase and fears a big
“You externalise blame supermarket company is trying
for everything,” she told Ms to force him out of business.
Quinlivan. German-owned Aldi bought
“It is always the police’s the Captain Stirling shopping
fault. centre for $9.7million at the
“What you have done has beginning of the year from the
caused police attention on you. estate of the previous owner,
“You need to have some self- David Campbell.
reflection on your behaviour, At the time a spokeswoman
otherwise you may well be back said the company would not
before the court.” force businesses off the site and
Ms Quinlivan did not agree. would honour their leases.
“You have not really under- Mr Turner has run the newsa-
stood the significant amount gency at the Captain Stirling
of stress and pressure I was shopping centre, off Stirling
under,” she said. Highway, for eight years.
“I’ve tried to address the Now he says the three-yearly
• Please turn to page 85 rent review is unfair.
Lynette Quinlivan “I will have to generate
$100,000 extra,” he said.

Simpson ‘misled’ Parliament

By LLOYD GORMAN
Local Government Minister
Tony Simpson was accused
of deliberately misleading
Parliament last week in a
debate about Subiaco and the
City of Perth Bill.
As part of the proposed
legislation, Subiaco stands to
lose about 3000 residents and
its South ward to the City of
Perth in a boundary change
that would move UWA and QEII
Medical Centre into the capital
city area.
Opposition local govern-
ment spokesman David
Templeman tackled Mr Simpson
in the Legislative Assembly
last Thursday over a statement
he had made to the house on
Thursday, May 21.
Mr Simpson is recorded in
Hansard as saying: “Members
should keep in mind that the
government is working with the
City of Subiaco on transitional
arrangements for affected rate-
payers in the area known as the
Crawley finger.”
This assertion was challenged
by Subiaco mayor Heather
Henderson shortly afterwards
(“Subi denies Simpson claim”,
POST, May 30), who said there
had been no contact after an
initial meeting in March.
“Why has the mayor of
Subiaco, Heather Henderson,
said that there has not been any
negotiation with the Minister or
his office regarding the Crawley
finger?” asked Mr Templeman,
Mandurah MP.
“Why is the Minister blatantly
misleading Parliament about
conversations and negotiations
he is having, whereas the other
party flatly refutes this has ever
happened?”
Mr Simpson said the Bill
contained transitional arrange-
ments for Subiaco council.
“With regard to meeting with
the City of Subiaco, my depart-
ment has made many inquiries
to meet with the mayor and
CEO,” Mr Simpson said.
“We are yet to get a response
back, but we did have an initial
meeting through the process of
bringing the Bill together.
“So we have engaged with
them at the start.”
Mr Templeman reminded
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“I think this is unconscion-
able behaviour. The price
of everything I sell is fixed. I
cannot increase the price of a
magazine.
“The only thing where there is
any flexibility is stationery and
that is a very small percentage
of the business.
“[Aldi] want this place bull-
dozed.”
Mr Turner said he had talked
to other shopkeepers who were
reeling at the increases they
were facing.
“The retail market is down,”
he said.
He said the previous owner
had been fair.
“He would get an independent
assessment and if he thought that
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Subiaco scene
See Subi on Sunday – Fourteenth anniversary walk
The popular See Subi on Sunday series is back for its
fourteenth year, starting with a look at the history of Subiaco’s
town centre.
On this free walking tour, reflect on the ANZAC Centenary
at the recently restored Subiaco Fallen Soldiers Memorial and
explore some of Subiaco’s earliest settlement areas before
viewing the current exhibition, When the Great War came to
sunday@subi – Shotdown from
Sugartown
Shotdown from Sugartown is Perth’s premier rockabilly and
honky tonk blues band, fronted by internationally recognised
blues and rockabilly vocalist Rusty Pinto, with Jon Matthews on
lead guitar and Jay Mclvor on double bass. They will be joined
in the second half by a bevy of fun loving swing dancers.
When: Sunday 5 July, 2pm
Where: Subiaco Arts Centre, 180 Hamersley Road, Subiaco
Tickets are free and available at the door from 1.15pm on
a first come, first served basis. For more information on
the concerts, contact the city on 9237 9222 or visit
www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/concerts
School holidays at Subiaco Library
Looking to entertain the kids these July school holidays?
Subiaco Library has you covered with a range of fun, creative
and free activities, from craft workshops to getting up close
and personal with some native animals.
All sessions run for one hour and parents and carers must stay
in the library for the duration.
Tuesday 7 July
Craft with Jane, ages five to twelve, 10.30am
Lego Club, ages six to twelve, 2.30pm
Thursday 9 July
West Oz Petting Zoo, all ages, 10.30am
Paper Hearts Art workshop, ages six to twelve, 2.30pm
Tuesday 14 July
Craft with Lucy, ages five to twelve, 10.30am
Lego Club, ages six to twelve, 2.30pm
Q Development applications received
Property Proposal
8 Onslow Road, Alterations and a three storey addition
Shenton Park to the rear of the existing dwelling to
accommodate eight multiple dwellings
125 Rokeby Road, Change of use from shop to restaurant
Subiaco
11 Charles Street, Alterations and additions to an existing
Shenton Park dwelling
201 Railway Road, Change of use from shop to consulting
Subiaco rooms
12 Megalong Alterations and additions to an existing
Street, Nedlands dwelling
6 John Street, Alterations and additions to an existing
Shenton Park dwelling
285 Railway Road, Demolition of existing dwelling and
Subiaco construction of new two storey dwelling
Public submissions in respect to these proposals are not
being requested at this time. Formal consultation, where
241 Rokeby Road, Subiaco WA 6008 | T (08) 9237 9222 | E city@subiaco.wa.gov.au | W www.subiaco.wa.gov.au | F www.facebook.com/cityofsubiaco
Subiaco, at Subiaco Museum. Enjoy an ANZAC biscuit and billy
tea at the end of the tour.
When: Sunday 12 July, from 1.30pm to 3pm
Where: Start and finish on the grassed area outside Subiaco
Museum, 239 Rokeby Road, Subiaco
No bookings required. All are welcome to attend.
Thursday 16 July
Craft with Michelle, ages six to twelve, 10.30am
Paper Hearts Art workshop, ages six to twelve, 2.30pm
Places are limited. Please RSVP on 9237 9300 or
library@subiaco.wa.gov.au
For more information, please visit www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/events
School holidays at Lords
School holiday programs at Lords Recreation Centre start on
Monday 6 July and continue to Friday 17 July, including holiday
Squirtz for those under five. Our focus is on encouraging kids
to get active, develop their skills and have fun.
For more information, visit www.lords.com.au
Graffiti hotline
The city offers a responsive and free graffiti removal service for
all properties within the area.
If you notice graffiti, please call the city’s graffiti hotline
on 1800 441 818, contact city@subiaco.wa.gov.au or visit
the graffiti removal page on the city’s website at
www.subiaco.wa.gov.au
Stay storm safe
Winter is well and truly here and the city is reminding all
residents and businesses to be storm ready.
Prepare your property for winter by cleaning out gutters,
trimming overhanging tree branches and removing any loose
debris from around your building. Please dispose of any materials
appropriately and ensure stormwater drains remain clear.
For information on recycling and waste collection services
offered by the city, visit www.subiaco.wa.gov.au
Community notices
required, will be undertaken in accordance with the city’s
policy on planning public consultation. To view the policy,
visit www.subiaco.wa.gov.au
Q Rokeby Road median strip works
The City of Subiaco will be undertaking works on the Rokeby
Road median strip between Bagot and Roberts roads in July.
Following an Arborist report, Council endorsed a detailed
physical investigation to identify the extent of the Plane trees’
root systems in the existing traffic medians in Rokeby Road.
Results from this investigation will determine the feasibility
of a partial or complete removal of the median strip in order
to improve the streetscape aesthetic and provide a safe
environment. Any further work will be subject to future council
resolutions and public consultation.
In order to carry out the investigation, 1.5 metres of the
existing curbs and paving will be removed on each side of all
trees growing in the median. The removal of the curb and
paving will be conducted at night after 7pm and the Arborist
investigation will be conducted during the day.
Community legal service
The city’s community legal service will be temporarily closed until
Monday 3 August. The city apologises for any inconvenience.
Annual laneway pruning and
weed control
Weed control
Weeds on footpaths, traffic islands, kerbs and laneways are
controlled during this time of the year using the chemical
Glyphosate Biactive. Glyphosate BiActive is a non-volatile soluble
liquid product with non-selective herbicidal activity against weeds
and grasses. Glyphosate Biactive is effectively neutralised on contact
with the soil and does not provide long term weed control.
Annual laneway pruning
The annual laneway pruning program will commence in July.
The city will prune or remove vegetation that is:
• growing within the laneway
• overhanging into the laneway:
• at fence lines, a clearance of one metre above ground level
• up to 4.2 metres above ground level, a clearance of 200
millimetres out from the fence lines
• vegetation that is higher than 4.2 metres above the ground
will be pruned to remove deadwood, as required.
To exempt your property from the weed control or pruning
process, please advise the city in writing by Friday 10 July by
filling out and sending in the slip below addressed to City of
Subiaco, PO Box 270, Subiaco WA 6904. Alternatively, send an
email to city@subiaco.wa.gov.au with your address, contact details
and requested exemption. If you have previously requested for
your property to be exempt from the chemical weed control and
laneway pruning process it is not necessary to notify the city.
Please contact the city on 9387 0942 if you have any queries.

(Please cut along the line and return)
I/We DO NOT wish the City of Subiaco to:
(tick box to request to be exempt from activity)
❏ prune in the laneway adjacent to my property
❏ spray Glyphosate Biactive around my/our property
Name/s: Mr/Mrs/Ms/Miss: _______________________________
Address: ______________________________________________
Contact number: _______________________________________
Signed: _______________________________________________
Q Local Government Act 1995 – Signs Local
Law 2004
The city is inviting comment on the proposal to review the
Signs Local Law 2004, which was published in the Government
Gazette on 17 August 2004.
Comments are to be received by 5pm on Friday 14 August.
To view the existing local law, visit
www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/formalsubmissions or view hard
copies at the city’s 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
Officer, 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.

Can PLC pull it off again this year?
By DAVID COHEN
Presbyterian Ladies’ College
is red-hot favourite for this
weekend’s Head of the River
race, says the Methodist Ladies’
College coach.
“PLC are very strong with
about 130 rowers – we’ve got
85,” Simon Cox said.
“We’re growing, but this is
the youngest crew we’ve ever
had.”
On Saturday, MLC will defend
its title with two Year 12 girls,
four Year 11s, and two Year 10s
in its eight.
The drama of last year’s race
is still fresh in the minds of both
schools.
Simon was cycling parallel
with the crews and saw his girls
win by about 20cm, but a rumour
PLC had won spread swiftly on
the opposite bank.
“PLC started to celebrate,
we were devastated – then it
changed,” Simon said.
Can MLC do it again?
“We’ve been improving all the
time ... yeah,” Simon said.
“I think we’ll need a bit of luck
on our side.
“A race is a race – you turn up
and go as fast as you can.”
MLC’s first eight was chosen
several weeks ago and intense
training stopped last week.
On Tuesday afternoon girls
limbered up, then rowed 1000m
at 28 strokes a minute before
resting.
Back to Canning Bridge
Polluted water has meant a late
change of venue for this week-
end’s Head of the River race.
On Wednesday afternoon,
the Independent Girls’ Schools
Sports Association was told by
VenuesWest that Canning River
would host the event.
IGSSA’s Louise Carson said: “The
water readings [at Champion Lakes
Warning Blatant Self Promotion Below
Women’s shed … PLC principal Beth Blackwood and some of her students, with the new rowing boat named
Head rowing girl Anika
Hannington is one of the students matter what,” Anika said.
who has been getting up at 4.10am
and getting a bus from MLC to
the school’s boats at Canning
Bridge, in Aquinas’s shed.
“I think if we all try our best
in Armadale] were deemed to be
too high by the Health Department, in the Year 10s at the mo-
and it won’t allow any activity on ment,” Anika said.
water.
“The department said even if
the water was retested today, re-
sults wouldn’t be available until
Saturday.”
Races will start in Canning and
end in front of the Canning Bridge
sheds and clubhouses.
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She said last year’s win was
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“There was a moment when
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she said.
Anika said Year 10 girls
like Liv Jones and Angie
Humphries meant MLC
had a strong future.
“There is a lot of talent
“They are all such ath-
“Some people are old at 18 and some are young at 90 …
letes and are pulling up the
whole shed.”
Ellie Lammers-Lewis is PLC’s
captain of boats. The Year 12
girl is proud of her team and
school.
“We’re a rowing army,” she
said.
“It’s not just about the first
eight – we all strive to be opti-
mal rowers.
“It contributes to our success
as a shed.”
Ellie played volleyball in her
native Texas before she started
at PLC in Year 8.
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“I played volleyball here, but
rowing is something you get used
to,” she said.
“You’re pushing your body
and you become close as a
team.
“You’re constantly trying to
make the boat go faster with
seven other people.”
Ellie said she had been train-
ing about eight hours a week
and was used to exerting her
body at 5am.
“You get used to it,” she said.
“It’s a healthy routine.
“You’re with a good network
of friends.”
Ellie will be in the stroke seat,
facing the cox, on Saturday.
“The stroke sets the rhythm
and style of rowing,” she
said.
The middle four are the pow-
erhouse and the two in the bow
are technical rowers.
“There are a lot of dynamics
that happen in the boat,” Ellie
said.
Ellie said this year’s first eight
would carry on the intensity of
last year’s.
“Last year was one of the most
exciting races,” she said. “This
year we definitely have a good
chance.”
At PLC 38 seniors tried out for
the first eight this year.
Ellie said it wasn’t all about
being the best rower.
“In Year 9 I wasn’t the perfect
rower,” she said.
“What is great about the sport
is you have time to learn and
grow with your coaches.
“It’s about teaching collabo-
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together.
“When you have a happy shed,
people row better together.
“I hope everyone can have a
good Head of the River experi-
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June 2015

Exploring Cambridge’s past

The Town, in conjunction with the Lions Club of of its 17 panels and has extended it to include six new
Floreat, has recently completed an upgrade of the sites:
Cambridge Heritage Trail.
• Leederville Town Hall, Cenotaph and Recreation Area
First opened on 26 January 2001, to celebrate the • Holyrood Street
Federation of Australia, the trail identifies key locations
• Skyline Drive-In
of historical significance in West Leederville, Wembley,
Floreat and City Beach. • The Boulevard
• Wembley Golf Course
Interpretive signs erected at 23 sites along the trail
provide an interesting insight into the people, events and • Empire Games Village
places of a bygone era. Enjoy a stroll along the Cambridge Heritage Trail as it
Over time, due to weather, bore water, graffiti and meanders past historic sites within the Town, and marvel
vandalism, many of the signs deteriorated and were in at the buildings and locations that reflect the history and
poor condition, prompting the Town and Lions Club of development of the area.
Floreat to embark on an upgrade of the Heritage Trail,
each contributing $20,000 to the project. For more information visit
www.cambridge.wa.gov.au/HeritageTrail
Fashion Parade at the Floreat Forum, c. late 1960s, Courtesy Cambridge Library
The Cambridge Heritage Trail recently received an upgrade
Local Studies

WHAT’S on in TOWN ... Special Council Meeting

Golf Holiday Program July 2015 Future Housing Choices - Amendment 31
Wembley Golf Course is hosting a school holiday program for juniors The Council will formally consider Town business on Thursday, 25 June 2015.
who want to learn or improve their golf skills while having fun. No Planning Scheme Amendment 31 (Future
previous experience needed. In addition to normal question time, up to eight
Housing Choices) at a special Council
deputations (four opposing the proposal and
Tuition is by a PGA qualified Golf Professional and all equipment is meeting.
four supporting it) of up to seven minutes each
provided. The meeting will commence at 6pm on will be permitted.
Date: July 2015 Wednesday, 1 July 2015 at the Town of
Please phone 9347 6000 by 4pm Monday,
Cost: $95 Cambridge Administration Centre located at 1
29 June 2015 to express your interest in
Bold Park Drive, Floreat.
Duration: 3 x 2 hrs sessions (6hrs) making a deputation.
Age: 6 - 14yrs The agenda for the special Council meeting will
Deputations will be confirmed following close of
be available from the Town’s website at
Venue: Swing Driving Range at Wembley Golf Course expressions of interest.
www.cambridge.wa.gov.au from close of
The Junior Holiday Program is a great stepping stone into the Term 3
Junior Clinics which are open for registration now.
For further information contact the Wembley Golf Course on 6280 1300 Lighting up City Beach Oval Is your dog microchipped?
or email info@wembleygc.com.au The West Coast Sporting Association held a
successful community event on Friday, 19 June
2015, showcasing the new lights at City Beach
Holiday fun @No.86 Oval.
Cambridge Youth Services is once again offering a fun filled Holiday The fun filled event included a bouncy castle, face
Program during the July school holidays. Sign up now and attend painting, sausage sizzle and several games of football
interesting workshops that include Barista training and film editing. played under the new lights.
The program is open to all young people aged 12 years and over. The $200,000 project was jointly funded by the
Department of Sport and Recreation, the Town of
When: Monday, 6 July 2015 to Friday, 17 July 2015 Cambridge, the West Coast Sporting Association
Where: 86 Cambridge Street, West Leederville (WCSA) and the Football Commission WA. Amendments to the Dog Act 1976
means all dogs over 3 months must be
For more inforamtion and to register visit The new lights will allow WCSA and its five local microchipped by 1 November 2015.
www.cambridge.wa.gov.au/HolidayProgram sporting clubs, to train at night and was crucial in
launching the new West Coast Junior Cricket Club. To be exempt you must produce a certificate from
your vet, stating that implanting a microchip will
The new lights are already proving a valuable adversely affect the dog’s health and welfare.
Sign up for Day Club addition, with the WAAFL State Under 23s team
training on Wednesdays, and the WA Football
The certificate will not apply to dogs under three
months of age.
Cambridge Senior Services’ Day Club is looking for new members to Commission looking to establish a year-round AFL9s All new dog registrations and changes of existing
participate in activities and outings. competition at City Beach Oval. ownership details will require proof that the dog
This new intitiative, recently introduced at the Wembley Community has been microchipped by providing a microchip
Centre is open to anyone over the age of 65. number.
Lunch and transport are available. If your dog is already microchipped, please
inform the Town of the microchip number and
When: Monday to Friday, 9am -3pm ensure your contact details are up-to-date on the
microchipping database.
Transport: Pick up is between 9 -10am and drop off is between
2.30 - 3.30pm.
For more information visit
For more information contact Cambridge Senior Services on 9387 9101. www.cambridge.wa.gov.au/DogRegistration

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Kylie and the spirits are calling
Distiller Alex Poulsen and Jason Markwart sample their organic
vodka from their still called Kylie. Photo: Billie Fairclough
Will Subi Centro ever be finished?
Government funding to
complete Subi Centro has
all but dried up, according
to state budget figures.
Over the current finan-
cial year, the Metropolitan
Redevelopment Authority
(MRA) has had $1,023,000 to
spend on the area, budget
figures show.
But for the next financial year,
Important Meeting for all residents
of Wembley and West Leederville to
attend concerning amendment 31
Date: Wednesday 1st July 2015
Time: 6pm
Place: Town of Cambridge
2 Bold Park Drive, Floreat
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The vodka is made from organic Jason said.
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milled grain is shipped to their the heads, then we get the heart
are singing the praises of a west- microbrewery in Welshpool, where run – the middle part of the run
ern suburb still called Kylie, distiller Alex Poulsen ferments where the beautiful spirit comes
which is producing Perth’s first it into wheat beer for shipping to through – then it tails off with
organic vodka. West Perth. water and other impurities.
The steam-driven, handcrafted “Every good story involves a ute, “By only taking the heart of it,
450-litre copper still is named after and we’ve got one to bring the wash we get a better spirit.”
singer Kylie Minogue because, here to create a vodka that is rich The result is a vanilla and fruit
according to its part owner, Jason and flavoursome and embraces forward-flavoured vodka, with a
Markwart, it is “small, sings in the character and flavours of the smooth mouth feel.
tune and is very pretty”. wheat,” Jason said. “We have crafted a clean, rich
The still is in the Hippocampus “It is not like a commercial and textured vodka, which sets
Metropolitan Distillery, inside a vodka – this has a lot of flavour us apart from the more familiar
former stonemasons’ workshop in and is quite rich.” neutral vodkas in the market,”
Gordon Street, West Perth, which The spirit is distilled twice and Alex said.
has just been granted a tavern not filtered, so it retains the wheat “Flavours of vanilla and fruit
licence. flavour. Only the middle section shine through with a super-smooth
This means that when the dis- of the spirit is used.
tillery opens in about two months, “The quality changes enor- • Please turn to page 76
customers will be able not only to
see how the spirits are made but
also to taste and buy them.
Without a tavern licence, Jason
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only 15ml samples.
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our product,” he said.
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Perth and in Brisbane, Sydney,
Melbourne and Adelaide.
Kylie arrived in pieces inside
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months ago without any instruc-
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Cambridge should work with
its talented residents
It has been disappointing, in
the least, to witness the behav-
iour of Cambridge councillors
and mayor Simon Withers dur-
ing the course of this density
debate.
Cambridge had an opportunity
to engage with ratepayers, utilise
their considerable expertise and
together develop a robust plan
to achieve density requirements
while also addressing issues of
diversity and affordability.
Instead, Mr Withers has cho-
sen to call names and attack
those he supposedly represents,
which has done significant dam-
age to the community and the
entire debate around how to
approach density infill in our
suburbs.
To randomly spread 3000
new dwellings throughout the
two suburbs is archaic in its
thinking.
It is now generally accepted
by planning experts worldwide
that density should be placed
very specificially along major
traffic corridors and around
activity centres.
Three thousand new dwellings
could easily equate to 10,000
people.
Placing these dwellings
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to cater for both diversity and
affordability.
Cambridge residents are now
engaged and educated, why is
the council not working with
them to come up with a plan
that actually works for our town
and our city?
Kirrily Ridsdill-Smith
Bendigo Way, City Beach
Friendly toast to
Open Gardens
Gardeners from the city and Reader Chris Antill says this sign should read Isolated, the correct name for the surf break south of Cottesloe.
country districts gathered at
the Grove library on Sunday to
toast the friendships formed
during the era of Australia’s
That break is Isolated, not Isolators
Open Garden Scheme. I refer to the surf spot at south The place eventually became spelling on the sign at the site,
Gardeners from as far afield as Cottesloe, which is now being busier than The Cove, because but unfortunately I received no
Kojonup, Beverley, Dwellingup called Isolators. it was a larger space and could response.
and Quairading spoke of their My friends and I began surfing accommodate more surfers at Chris Antill
recollections of open days and this location about 1965, and the one time. Robinson Street, Nedlands
the great benefits the events many of us did so for the next 20 The word “Isolators” makes • Chris’s letter has sent the POST’s
brought to local communities. years, several times a week. no sense, and I have no idea surfing writer, Damian Lipscombe,
Local committee members In those early years, The Cove where it has come from. back in time to when he was just a
urged gardeners to continue was our favourite break, as Isolated is the original and grommet:
opening their gardens to share well as the nearby left-hander, correct name for the place. “Cove carpark was a place we would
their knowledge and pleasure Seconds. I am supported in this view enjoy fish and chips as a family in our
of gardening. Gradually, however, we moved by WA surf industry legend Len car on special occasions, Freo was a
A delicious morning tea further south to a more isolated Dibben: surfingdownsouth.com. world away, and Isolated, I thought,
helped the memories flow. spot, which was called, natu- au/tag/isolated. described the surfer we could see
rally, Isolated. Isolated is an important place
Thank you to the organisers
– good news events are all too The numbers surfing there in the history of the development
out there surfing it alone (perhaps
Cameron Bedford-Brown or Reid
rare. gradually built up, and some of surfing in Perth and WA. Oliver?).
Noela Shepherd clubs started holding surf con- Last year, I wrote to Cottesloe “Overlook my dreaming, I recall it as
Roland Road, Gidgegannup tests there. council suggesting it change the Isolated!”
Let truth triumph
Goodness me. I have put my foot in a can of
worms or a hornets’ nest. Perhaps both.
Matthew D’Souza and Hayden Strzina
(Letters, POST, June 20) both replied to my
letter in which I disputed my diagnosis of
homophobia.
Paediatrics I will state my case more simply: I don’t care
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Firefighters check the roof of the club for flue damage. They smashed basement windows to expel toxic fumes.
Money fires up the CFD
A revitalised Councils for
Democracy group was due to
meet on Friday to plan how to
get the Barnett government
to reimburse it for money
spent during the failed coun-
cil cull.
The member councils were
disappointed by the WA Local
Government Association’s
(WALGA) failure to get the
money and are questioning
their ongoing membership.
On Tuesday night, Mosman
Park mayor Ron Norris told
his council it had failed to get
back the $150,000 it had spent
on consultants.
He said WALGA had advised
it did not meet the govern-
ment’s criteria for a refund
because it was not subject
to the Governor’s order on
mergers.
“When the Premier raised
the white flag in February this
year, he said councils would
not be reimbursed for any
expenditure,” Mr Norris said
after the meeting.
“WALGA convened a meet-
ing of the 30 metropolitan
councils and it was agreed that,
despite the comments of the
Premier, claims for reimburse-
ment should be made.
“I don’t know which coun-
cils wished to claim but it
was agreed that all councils
seeking to be reimbursed
would submit their claims to
WALGA, which would submit
them to Department of Local
Government.”
Mr Norris said WALGA
had told him on May 6 that
the council fell outside the
guidelines.
“Since the City of Riversea
POST, June 27, 2015 – Page 15
Blaze hits Sea
View Golf Club
A fire has put Sea View Golf Club’s res-
taurant and bar out of action for at least
a week.
Flames broke out in a basement janitor’s
room at the Cottesloe club last Friday and
caused damage valued at about $50,000.
Firefighters got the call at 7.12am and had
the blaze out 21 minutes later.
Club pro Dennis Rosenwald said the
golf course and pro shop had not been af-
fected.
“The restaurant and bar will be closed until
at least the end of the week,” he said.
“It took out a few power sources and
lines.”
Stock in the pro shop was unaffected. The
main damage was caused by smoke to the
clubhouse.
“The cause was in a janitor’s room: a gas hot Driven from her caretaker’s
water system somehow ignited something,” flat by the fumes, Pattaree
Mr Rosenwald said. Jomsri was unable to
The club was insured. return.
proposal was rejected by
the Minister, our claim was
excluded from the submis-
sion to the department,” Mr
Norris said.
“I immediately wrote to
[WALGA CEO] Ricky Burges
asking why we should remain
a member of WALGA when it
did not defend the interests of
members in this matter.”
Mr Norris said he had met
Ms Burges earlier this month
but had not received a re-
sponse.
“Several Councils for Demo-
cracy members contacted me
two weeks ago and requested
a meeting,” he said.
He said the main topic of
Friday’s meeting was the pro-
posed City of Perth legislation,
but he would raise the subject
of reimbursement.
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Subi Square goes for Melbourne lane vibe $150 verge

By LLOYD GORMAN
The Subi Square Shopping
Centre owners want to turn
its arcade into a “Melbourne
style” lane.
The concourse of the centre, in
Station Street, Subi Centro, will
be cleared to make way for new
mall furniture and lights.
The changes are expected
to be completed by the end of
next month.
According to the construction
tender website, EstimateOne,
there is a budget of between
$100,000 and $250,000 for the
project, which will not involve
closing the centre.
The shopping centre, which
opened in 1999, is owned by 360
Capital Subiaco Square Shopping
Centre Property Trust.
Its representative, Albert
Sertorio, from Lease Equity,
said the work would reinvigor-
ate the shopping centre and
generate opportunities for new
businesses.
ABOVE: The main concourse through the Subi Square Shopping Centre is being revamped to look more like a
“The refurbishment will up-
date and refresh the arcade’s
architectural elements, creating
a contemporary look and feel for
shoppers,” Mr Sertorio said.
“Key elements include en-
hanced alfresco dining areas and
improved customer access.
“Special feature lighting will
be installed at high level creat-
ing an exciting dimension to
the space.”
The centre was bought for
$18.3million and at the end of
last year was valued at $29mil-
lion.
It has 22 shops – Woolworths is
the biggest tenant – first-floor of-
fices and parking for 278 cars.
Woolworths’ lease runs until
November 2024.
Coles is expected to close its
supermarket in Barker Road,
Subiaco, and reopen in the
planned $96million redevelop-
thriving laneway in Melbourne’s CBD (below).
ment of the nearby Station Street
Market. This development will
include a Target store, specialty
shops and offices.
It is expected to take two years
to build.
Free soil for sport grounds
Up to eight trucks a day for
four weeks will rumble down
McCabe Street carrying ex-
cavated soil from the Taskers
high-rise site to expand the
playing fields and practice
areas of Mosman Park’s Tom
Perrott reserve.
On Tuesday night Mosman
Park council approved moving
2500 cubic metres (the equiva-
lent of an Olympic-size swim-
ming pool) of limestone and
sand to the oval.
Dempsey Gillespie
Construction, the Taskers’ site
builders, will place and com-
pact the fill south of the oval's
goal posts and to the rear of
the council depot off Fairbairn
Street.
The damped-down material
will be transported in 20 cubic
metre and 10 cubic metre trucks.
The council estimates 166 truck
loads will be moved.
Work is expected to start
on July 6 or 13 and last four
weeks.
The council expects about
eight truck movements a day.
Where possible, Fairbairn
Street will be avoided, with the
trucks accessing the site through
the depot.
DGC will relocate the council's
permit fee
Mosman Park residents will
get a week’s grace to remove
delivered mulch from their
verges.
People wanting to store bins
and building materials longer
than that will need a $150 gen-
eral activities permit.
The permit cost was contained
in the list of fees and charges
adopted by the council on
Tuesday night.
Hello Hello
Helloworld is saying hello to
Claremont this Saturday.
Mayor Jock Barker is sched-
uled to cut the ribbon on the
travel agent’s new Claremont
Quarter shop at 3pm.
The Scotch College band is
booked to play at the event.
Helloworld was formerly
known as Jetset Travelworld.
mulch piles to new areas, reveg-
etate the bank next to the oval
and pay for any damage.
Council CEO Kevin Poynton
said it was an opportunity for
the town to have the work done
free of charge.
“Some opportunities pay no
respect to timing – this is one
of them,” he said.
“This is an opportunity that
has descended on us quite
quickly and with the timeframe
there are some loose ends, but
they will be sorted out.”
The council authorised mayor
Ron Norris and Mr Poynton to
sign off on the plan.

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Your Strategic Community

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ago with a vision to rebuild their existing clubroom and change rooms.

The project is in line with the City’s ten year Strategic Community Plan which addresses the sport recreational needs of the community.
Our vision is to create multi-use facilities that will cater for the current and future needs of the community.

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The new building will have;

• A brand new main club room with a bar and function area catering for up to 150 people,
• Brand new changerooms including facilities for coaches, a medical room, storage and players facilities,
• A spacious open area for socialising, including function space, a kitchen, a cool room and a bar., and
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irrigation when a rain event is detected. It will also provide the City with data on rainfall amount and intensity, evapotranspiration(ET),
wind speed and direction, air temperature, relative humidity and solar radiation.

Progress so far
The new clubroom and changerooms is 21 weeks into the 42-week
construction phase with all works on schedule. Works began in January
of this year and the project is due for completion on 23 October 2015.
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brickwork completed to the change room area. The structural steel is
currently being erected and the building is taking shape dramatically.
The retaining walls to the building have also been completed along with a
ramp access to the main entrance.

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Once construction has taken place then the landscaping will begin. This will include waterwise planting, new trees and natural drainage
solutions.
To keep up to date on the progress of the project, visit nedlands.wa.gov.au
For more information contact the City on 9273 3500 or council@nedlands.wa.gov.au

World-class neurological centre takes shape
A world-class centre for neu-
rological research being built
at the QEII Medical Centre in
Nedlands is a step closer.
The foundations of the
Sarich Neuroscience Research
Institute, which will house five
of WA’s premier neurological
research organisations, are
being prepared by Cockram
Construction.
The four-level centre, to be
completed late next year, will
house Curtin University’s neuro-
science research laboratory, the
Ear Science Institute of Australia,
the McCusker Alzheimer’s
Research Foundation, the
SCGH/UWA Neurofinity Surgical
NeuroDiscovery Group and the
WA Neuroscience Research
Institute.
Health Minister Kim Hames
said the $37.7million project
had been made possible by the
driving forces of neurosurgeon
and Health Department acting
Mosman Park siege
• From page 3
“They told him multiple times,
over one to two minutes, to put
the gun down.”
Mr Ashley was shot twice, in
the upper body and the face.
When later examined, his
gun was found to be a realistic
replica.
It was reported that he had
relationship problems with a
woman in the house.
He sent Facebook posts from
inside the siege indicating he
expected to be shot by police.
He was in a critical condition
at the time the POST went to
press.
The anxious hostages, who
ranged in age from a 59-year-old
woman to three men in their 20s,
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The $37.7 million Sarich Neuroscience Research Institute at the QEII
Medical centre is due to be completed late next year.
Director-General Professor
Bryant Stokes and the generosity
of the Sarich family.
He said the Sarich family’s
contribution of $20million was
one of WA’s largest ever per-
sonal donations.
Some of the 20-plus police in Sam-
son Street on Wednesday morning.
where they were interviewed
by police.
A section of street was blocked
well into the next morning
while investigators recorded
the scene, including inspecting,
photographing and towing away
a small black car parked outside
the house.
The project also had state
funding of $5million, $7.2mil-
lion from Lotterywest, $3.5mil-
lion from Curtin University
and $1million each from
the Wheatley family and the
University of WA.
$1m for Cott dunnies
Cottesloe council is planning
to spend more than $1million
on beach toilets.
Mayor Jo Dawkins and CEO
Mat Humfrey would not give
details but said a business plan
might be put out for public com-
ment before Christmas.
At Monday night’s council
meeting, resident Patricia
Carmichael said $1.122million
had been earmarked in the
council’s next budget for “re-
strooms – Cottesloe Beach”.
Cottesloe Residents and
Ratepayers committee mem-
ber Edward Parra said: “The
sub-standard conditions of the
toilets have been highlighted
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“This project heralds an
exciting era in world-class neu-
roscience research in WA and
there’s no doubt that without
the efforts of Professor Stokes
and the Sarich family we would
not be standing on this site
today talking about the facil-
ity about to take shape,” Dr
Hames said.
“Since 2008, Professor Stokes
has been a tireless advocate for
a facility of this calibre. He was
behind the initial proposal and
has steered the project from con-
cept to reality with the generous
support of the donors.
“The striking design incor-
porates 8932sq.m of clinical
amenities, including rooms for
assessments and treatments,
along with tissue culture
laboratories and facilities for
neurodiscovery movement
analysis, physiology research,
experiments and cryogenic
archival storage.
“The QEII Medical Centre has
“Have you decided on what
the council is going to do, and
when?”
Ms Dawkins told him toilet
plans “will come to council as
a business plan when council
has passed that plan”.
Mr Humfrey did not answer
when asked if the money was
for the Indiana toilets.
“At this stage a proposal is
being finalised that will be ad-
vertised for public comment in
the near future,” he said.
“With regard to timing, we
are awaiting information, but
would hope to have the business
plan out for comment before
Christmas.”
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undergone significant expansion
in recent years, and the pres-
ence of the Sarich Neuroscience
Research Institute will further
enrich the site’s growing reputa-
tion as a hub of clinical services,
education and research excel-
lence.”
The QEII Medical Centre
will be the biggest medical,
research and educational facil-
ity in WA.
Since redevelopment began
in 2010, completed projects
include the comprehensive can-
cer centre, $31million mental
health unit, PathWest, Harry
Perkins Institute for Medical
Research, the Central Energy
Plant and a Western Power
substation.
Along with the Sarich institute,
the Perth Children’s Hospital
and Ronald McDonald House
projects are still in progress.
Construction on all projects
should be completed by late
next year.
Toilet Seat of Shame Award
was presented to Ms Dawkins
and her councillors by ratepay-
ers’ association representative
Reece Whitby.
“I shudder to think what we
might have to present to you if
the situation doesn’t improve,”
Mr Whitby said at the time.
In March, SOS Cottesloe head
John Hammond and associa-
tion chairwoman Yvonne Hart
repeated calls for the council
to issue a default notice to the
Marine Parade restaurant.
At the time they told coun-
cillors they had failed to
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Top young citizen

Rocky Bay chairman Graham McHarrie, left, Georgie Carey and Ron Norris with Ms Carey’s winning photo,
City Beach touted for new school
By LINDA CALLAGHAN
City Beach is being consid-
ered for the imminent building
of a high school, according
to Education Minister Peter
Collier.
It was urgent, he told an esti-
mates and financial operations
committee on Tuesday, because
more than 1400 new high school
places were needed in four
years.
Mr Collier said Shenton
College and Churchlands Senior
High School were bursting at
the seams.
He would not say what land
the government was look-
ing at in City Beach, but did
say the old high school was
My Secret Hideaway.
out of the equation because
it had been leased to the
International School WA.
“The pressure point is up near
City Beach and Churchlands. We
are looking at City Beach at the
moment,” Mr Collier said.
“We are looking at a few op-
tions at the moment, but until
we make that decision, I cannot
say much more.
“But we have to deal with it
as a matter of urgency. We need
1417 spaces by 2020, so it is ur-
gent. That is a whole new school
just in itself,” he said.
Cambridge mayor Simon
Withers gave the news a cau-
tious welcome.
“While there is an obvious
need for another high school
snaps photo prize
Mosman Park’s young citizen
of the year, Georgie Carey, has
won the council’s photographic
awards.
Her entry, My Secret Hideaway,
showing the sun glinting over
Mosman Bay, won $1500 and
will be retained in the council’s
collection.
It will also appear as the cover
of the council’s community cal-
endar next year.
Judge Dale Neill described the
photograph as a technically ac-
curate, well-composed landscape
reflecting the idyllic peace and
harmony of Mosman Bay.
“The photographer has made
clever use of vignetting and
a good leading line using the
shoreline,” he said.
“The star burst on the over-
head branch and the translu-
in the area, its location would said to Mr Collier: “Contrary to
require careful consideration. popular belief, not everybody
“High schools take up a
in the western suburbs wants
large area and generate a lot
to send their kids to private
of traffic. school.
“The location would be of
great concern to the local com- “… What are we doing about
munity in City Beach, which is addressing the needs for
predominantly residential.” students in those areas who
Mr Withers said there were want to attend an independent
several big sites in City Beach public school?”
and he hoped the government “Ask the Premier,” Mr Collier
would make its preferred site told the committee.
known as soon as possible to
The Court Liberal govern-
allay the concerns of residents ment closed Swanbourne and
who lived near them.
CEO Jason Buckley said the Hollywood high schools and
Education Department had not opened Shenton College.
talked to the council about buy- The Gallop Labor government
ing any council-owned land. closed City Beach high school
Upper House MP Liz Behjat in 2005.
cence of the leaves add to the
overall vitality.”
Ms Carey, who is a leading
member of the Mosman Park
Youth Advisory Council, re-
ceived her prize on Friday, June
19 at the council’s 30th Annual
Photographic Awards, held for
the first time at Rocky Bay.
In presenting the award,
Mosman Park mayor Ron Norris
commended Ms Carey on her
many talents, civic service, and
commitment to the town.
The remaining 11 finalists’
photographs were auctioned off,
with half the proceeds donated
to Rocky Bay.
Where Cott’s
money goes
A payout to former CEO Carl
Askew blew out a fortnightly
payroll at Cottesloe council
last month.
The amount is usually around
$83,000, but for the first fortnight
of May it was $110,756.
“Mr Askew had substantial
leave owing to him, includ-
ing long service leave, which
was paid out upon his leaving
through the normal payroll proc-
ess,” CEO Mat Humfrey said.
The Water Corporation got
$6616 for three months’ water
supplied to showers, drinking
fountains, council buildings and
other facilities.
High Steel Buildings got $5768
for a galvanised shed that Mr
Humfrey said would be installed
next to another shed at the Sea
View Golf Club, to store equip-
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It’s all downhill
for Sammy now
One of Sammy Lawson’s first
memories is being on her dad’s
shoulders as he skied down a
steep slope.
Now Sammy, a Year 9 Methodist
Ladies’ College student, is aiming
for the Winter Olympics.
“Before I was born my parents
went to Falls Creek in Victoria
for a skiing holiday,” Sammy
said.
“They bought a lodge there and
I’ve skied there ever since.”
Sammy was the only WA girl
chosen for the national children’s
team at the end of last year’s
season.
She trained in Austria and
competed in that country, Italy
and Slovakia.
It meant lots of early starts and
driving through the night to get
to courses on time.
In snow-free Perth, Sammy
focuses on core and body
strength, and keeping her limbs
in shape.
“It’s basically making sure
6.9% rate hike for Grove
Peppermint Grove ratepayers
will get a 6.9% rate rise next
year.
Shire president Rachel Thomas
said on Tuesday night she hoped
the big increase would be the
last.
“In future we hope we’re down
to 2-3% or CPI,” Ms Thomas said.
“Peppermint Grove is limited in
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you have enough balance,” she
said.
Sammy’s favourite events are
the slalom and giant slalom,
where skiers can reach speeds
of 100kmh.
“I’ve had some pretty fantastic
stacks,” she said.
“I hit a mogul incorrectly once,
rolled 180 degrees, and landed
flat on my head.
“It hurt a bit but I was okay.”
Sammy was six when she joined
a race club and decided to take
the sport seriously a few years
later.
“When I was nine, I decided I
wanted to continue with it and I
thought I could do it,” she said.
“I want to continue and go to
the Olympics in 2022 or 2026.”
Sammy left this week for Falls
Creek, where she will be based
while she trains for the domestic
race season.
She will be away from MLC for Sammy Lawson will spend next term in action on the ski slopes. INSET: Sammy, an MLC student, with her skis.
the whole term but the school has
helped arrange tutoring.
Cott call for higher density
A Cottesloe resident has succeeded in getting vide our properties under the R30 code would
its sources of revenue and resi- his council to report on increasing housing provide a catalyst for redevelopment,” Mr
dents have borne the brunt.” density in his neighbourhood. Hazell said.
Curtin Avenue’s Bill Hazell told the council Councillor Jack Walsh was unconvinced and on
Ms Thomas said the shire’s Monday night voted against getting a report.
finances took a hit in 2009-11 with that because properties between Eric and
Grant streets were affected by road and train “I have trouble with the logic,” Mr Walsh
the opening of the Grove library traffic, owners of R20 blocks should be able to said.
and a costly legal settlement. subdivide them for redevelopment. “If it’s that terrible living there, why would
Cottesloe’s rate hike is 2.5%; “B-double heavy freight trucks now use Curtin we argue we should have twice as many people
Claremont’s is 2.9%; Nedlands Avenue seven days a week between 5am and living there?”
was 3%; Cambridge’s is 3%. 11pm, and the resulting noise, dust and vibra- Last week, Mr Hazell’s neighbour, Diane
tions make life quite uncomfortable to say the Wainwright, told a committee meeting she would
least,” Mr Hazell said. not want to see the council take a blanket ap-
He said most of the dozen R20-zoned local prop- proach if the increased density happened.
Like the POST erties dated from before 1980, and it would be
uneconomical for owners to improve them.
“I’m not opposing it,” she said.
“I don’t want to look out of my window and
on facebook “It is expected that the opportunity to subdi- see 3.5m parapet walls on my northern bound-
ary.”
This week, another Curtin Avenue resident,
Jane Ebsworthy, said urban infill had to hap-
pen.
Tresillian Arts Centre “It’s an opportunity for the council … for the
next generation,” she said.
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residents had an awful situation.
“It’s a pretty harsh council that turns its back
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of experiences, including performances, exhibitions,
workshops and free lectures.
Visit culturalprecinct.uwa.edu.au/winterarts
Jul 18
9.30am &
Cranky Bear 12.30pm
University Theatres presents Patch Theatre
Company’s Cranky Bear, based on the book
The Very Cranky Bear, written and illustrated
by Nick Bland. After last year’s super-duper
itchy scratchy Mr Mcgee and the Biting Fleas,
Adelaide’s Patch Theatre Company is back!
Suitable for children aged 4-8 years.
Octagon Theatre, UWA
Cost: $20 - $25
Bookings: TicketsWA.com
Thoughts and Ideas
The Most Good You Can Do Jul 14
6.30pm
Peter Singer’s new book The Most
Good You Can Do has the power to
change the way people think about how they
live. Professor Singer presents a challenging new
movement called ‘Effective Altruism’ in the search
for an ethical life. Profit from registration fees will
be donated to charity partners.
Octagon Theatre, UWA
Cost: $25 - $50
Bookings: TicketsWA.com
Book Launch: The Mind’s Own Jul 15
Place with Ian Reid 6.00pm
Two women and three men, displaced
in different ways by the rapid transformation of
Victorian England, travel separately to a small
settlement on Australia’s western rim. With them
they carry social ambitions and psychological
wounds. As their lives intersect in the Swan River
Colony, what they encounter is not quite what
they expect.
The University of Western Australia
Cost: Free, but RSVP is essential
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Batavia’s Graveyard Jul 22
Uncovered 6.30pm
In a series of remarkable discoveries, a team of
WA archaeologists and scientists have recently
found the remains of four people from the 1629
shipwrecking of The Batavia. Join Jeremy Green,
Head of Maritime Archaeology, WA Museum, to
hear about the history, the discovery and the
latest findings.
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Cost: $25
Bookings: extension.uwa.edu.au/course/CCCA001
Fourth Corporate Control Forum Jul 17
2.30pm
The Fourth Corporate Control Forum is
the premier mergers and acquisitions
conference in Western Australia, featuring
presentations and panel discussions on a variety
of business and legal topics. This year’s keynote
speaker will be Andrew Smith, Country Chair,
Shell Australia.
The University Club, UWA
Cost: Members $70/ Guests $135
Bookings: business.uwa.edu.au/CCF2015
Species Richness on our Nutrient– Jul 23
Impoverished Soils: Help for 6.00pm
Perth Gardeners
Join Professor Hans Lambers, School of Plant
Biology, UWA, as he highlights the importance
of maintaining Perth’s biodiversity through our
gardens and verges as well as ways to look after
our native plants more effectively.
Ross Lecture Theatre, Physics Building, UWA
Cost: Free, but RSVP is essential
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Jul 31
Voice! Fridays@Five 5.00pm
Fridays@Five showcases the UWA voice
students. From the Vocal Consort, solo song in
recitals, public workshops, mixed instrumental
and voice ensembles, or public masterclasses
with Q&A, Fridays@Five are an ideal way to
end your week on a high note.
Callaway Music Auditorium, UWA
Cost: Free
Bookings: music.uwa.edu.au/concerts/voice
Music
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The humble Ukulele is rapidly
growing in popularity. Join one of
our introductory workshops to start
playing this amazing instrument.
Suitable for beginners aged 8-13 years.
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Sunday 9 August
Research Week:
Monday 7 - Friday 11 September
Postgrad & Honours Expo:
Wednesday 23 September
Keep up to date with events on campus
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■ WA architecture awards

Putting science on show was a priority in an extension at St Hilda’s planned by Christou Design. Colour was of the essence at MCDP Architects’ new library at Presbyterian Ladies’ College.

School buildings make Creative inspiration spanning

a century is being recognised
in the annual architectural
awards from the Australian
Institute of Architects WA.
Western suburb schools and
colleges make up a big part of
the 120 entries in the 12 cat-
egories.
An exhibition of shortlisted
buildings will be on show in the
lobby of Brookfield Place, at 125
St George’s Terrace, Perth, from
June 29 to July 10 from 8.30am
to 5pm, Monday to Friday.
The award winners will be
feted at a presentation evening
at Crown Perth on July 3.
A welcoming space for meeting was created by EIW Architects at UWA’s
Trinity residential college in Crawley. The following projects have all
been shortlisted for awards.
• At Shenton College, a building
for Year 7s was designed to fit
in with the rest of the school but
has a separate entrance for the
youngest students.
A play space allows student
access to remnant bush.
It was designed by Christou
Design Group.
• Taylor Robinson created new
classrooms in a $22million de-
velopment on most of the site
of the original 1960s junior
school at the 107-year-old Scotch
College.
Remnants from the original
junior building were linked in
to provide food technology and
art rooms.
The project included an un-
derpass beneath Shenton Road
and a library and gallery.
• Christou Design also worked
on an extension at St Hilda’s
Anglican School for Girls with
the brief to put science on
display.
• At Presbyterian Ladies’
College, the blues and greens of
the school’s Black Watch tartan
were incorporated into a new
cafeteria and library designed
by MCDF Architects.
• The Cancer Wellness Centre,
in Railway Street, Cottesloe, is
in line for a heritage award for
work at Wanslea, designed by

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The building started out in
1905 as an orphanage.
• Renovations inside the
Subiaco Hotel were focused on
food, drinks, entertainment and
a sense of theatre.
The Christou Group created
space for communal tables,
high tables, small groups and
casual areas.
• In Floreat Forum, Walton
Architects designed the
Liquorice Gourmet Foods shop
with a brief to stop shoppers in
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the store.
• EIW Architects took on the
Trinity residential college, in
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Hampden Road, Crawley, for
the University of WA, creating
A revamp at Subiaco Hotel by Christou Design
Group opened up the space.
a welcoming space for meetings
and functions.
• Airport travel codes highlight
the Chinese, Japanese, French
and German languages taught
at Christ Church Grammar
School in a plaza and refectory
designed by Donaldson and
Warn Architects.
• The Reid Library at the
University of WA is in line
for an Enduring Architecture
Award.
See POST Property pages
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A heritage award is on the way to Bernard Seeber for its work at Wanslea, in Cottesloe.
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Men’s shed
on the move
Schools and not-for-profit
groups in Mosman Park now
have access to a community bus
that can tow the community
barbecue.
The bus was paid for with
$15,000 from Mosman Park coun-
cil, $7500 from the local Rotary
club, $3000 from Taskers builder
Dempsey Gillespie Construction,
a $5000 discount from supplier
John Hughes and $350 from the
Mosman Park Residents and
Ratepayers’ Association.
The 12-seater Toyota Hi-Ace
high-top can be driven by any-
one with an ordinary driver’s
licence.
WA Men’s Shed Association
promotions and development
officer Brett Pollock said it
was registered in the name of
the shed, which would also be
responsible for the bus’s main-
tenance.
Mosman Park junior footballers Mitchell Hewitt, Boomy Maher, Edward Allan, Ned Gaffey and Oscar Mitchell- “If the bus is used a lot, which
Bathgate and the Men’s shed’s Brett Pollock with the new Mosman Park community bus. Photo: Paul McGovern we think it will be, by sporting
groups, pensioner groups and
local schools, we plan to get
another one in 12 months,” he
said.
“It’s about helping not-for-prof-
its in the vicinity of Mosman Park.
It will be used by aged persons’
homes – all sorts of people.
“All the community groups I
spoke to two years ago said they
did not have the resources to
have a bus.
“Rotary is enormously happy
it has developed the men’s shed,
built the nature park and now
we have a community bus.”
The men’s shed has a proposal
before Mosman Park council
to double the size of the area
it leases next to Tom Perrott
Oval to build a shed to store
two buses and the community
barbecue.
The barbecue is also avail-
able for community groups to
hire and can be towed behind
the bus.

London eye studies call Neds professor

Lions Eye Institute managing
director David Mackey is off to
the UK next year to look at how
Australian patients with rare
eye diseases could take part in
promising research.
Professor Mackey, one of the
world’s leading researchers in
the genetics of eye disease, re-
cently received a 2015 Churchill
Fellowship.
“I have been working on the
genetics of eye disease for more
than 25 years and have mainly
been involved in the discovery
of genes associated with differ-
ent eye diseases, such as optic
nerve diseases, retinal dystro-
phies and glaucoma,” Professor
Mackey said.
“In the past decade, several
gene therapy trials have begun
in Europe and North America
for some specific rare eye dis-
eases.
“Gene therapy offers hope to
patients with a range of condi-
tions for which there have not
been conventional treatments
or cures.
“Though some people in
Australia would be eligible
for involvement in these inter-
national trials, there are not
enough people in Australia to
justify an independent arm of
these trials in our country.”
Professor Mackey said the
aim of his Churchill Fellowship
was to learn how Australian
patients could be involved in
future research.
He will visit leading ophthal-
mic gene therapy centres in
London and Oxford to evaluate
their research and determine
what could be conducted in
Australia.
“I also want to examine
what barriers currently exist
to patients having the treat-
ment overseas but then being
monitored in Australia as part
of a truly international study,”
he said.
“Ultimately, I want to create
a national treatment centre that
would allow patients to be moni-
tored near their homes.”
Professor Mackey was one of
109 Australians – and 13 Western
Australians – awarded Churchill
Fellowships this year.
The Fellowships allow tal-
ented Australians to travel to
bring back innovative ideas and
solutions. Professor David Mackey

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Tough terms for
Western Knights
The Western Knights Soccer
Club has been given three
years to complete a $1.3million
renovation of its dilapidated
council-owned headquarters at
Nash Field, Mosman Park.
This must happen before it
gets a seven-year lease with an
option for another 10 years.
Mosman Park North ward
councillor Zenda Johnson
failed to get the lease amended
to allow a review in 12 months
and insert a clause specifying
remedial work to be carried
out if the club failed to raise
the finance.
Ms Johnson said she supported
the club and its contribution to
Mosman Park, but she could not
support the lease.
“Due to the condition of the
current building, described in
this report as suboptimal, we
need to know in one year, not
three years, where the Knights
are going with it,” she said.
At the beginning of the meet-
ing, Mosman Park Residents and
Ratepayers’ Association repre-
sentative Gwen Spiers, of Hope
Street, questioned the lease.
Ms Spiers said the associa-
tion wanted to know how the
club could guarantee it had
the $1.3million to carry out the
renovations when it had so far
secured only about $450,000,
leaving an $850,000 shortfall.
Council CEO Kevin Poynton
said the club had given the
council an undertaking it could
get the balance.
“We request the council looks
closely at the format of this
lease and makes the necessary
adjustments so the council, and
hence the ratepayers, are not
left to rue this opportunity if the
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Spiers said.
Ms Johnson said if the club
failed to raise the funds, the
council could face significant
building costs.
“The lease should address
these points so the town can be
confident that either a major or
a minor renovation will actu-
ally occur at the premises at an
agreed time frame,” she said.
“In that way, both the Knights
and the town will benefit.”
Club members in the public
gallery applauded South ward
councillor Jenna Ledgerwood
when she said the club’s 300
junior players deserved more.
“No one is going to let you
raise money with one year’s
lease,” she said.
“I was in favour of 10-year
lease, because in raising funds
you need a long-term lease to en-
able people to put their money Author Cath Crowley with Jordi Grobler, left, and Prianka Behari, both in Year 7 at St Hilda’s.
into the building.
“I will be supporting this and I
believe that it is my role as a coun-
cillor to support the young people
of this community, and that’s why
Young writers inspire author
Young writers are incredible “I feel honoured to read being assessed for their writing
I will be doing it today.”
Ms Johnson responded, say- original thinkers and risk tak- their writing and share their they come up with some out-of-
ing the clause was a safeguard ers, according to young adult thinking. the-box ideas.
that would allow the Knights author Cath Crowley, who “The girls have broad inter- “They have really inspired
and the council to renegotiate finished her WA residency ests and are very expressive me for my own novel during this
the lease if the fundraising did at St Hilda’s senior school in about everything, from memo- trip and I have been getting up
not go to plan. Mosman Park this week. ries to personal experiences at 2am to write before heading
Councillors approved the In WA thanks to The Literature and fantasy. off to the school workshops,
three-year lease with renewal Centre, Cath spent two days in “The workshops have varied although I am not sure this will
options of seven and 10 years, writing workshops with students according to the age group. continue when I get home.”
as long as the club completes from Years 7 to 12 and was “With the Year 12s we worked Originally a secondary school
the renovations. impressed by their creative on language for pieces they teacher, Cath has been writing
It will also be responsible for thinking and writing skills. had written and especially professionally for the past 13
all vandalism and graffiti, exter- “Although you often hear that played with using adjectives years.
nal painting and the perimeter the young people of today are and adverbs. Based in Melbourne, she is
fences, and for replacing plant, not as skilled as previous gen- “With Year 7s and 8s we spent best known for her young adult
fixtures or fittings that become erations in the basics of reading time on character settings and fiction: the Gracie Faltrain se-
unserviceable over the next and writing, this is certainly not word play. ries, Chasing Charlie Duskin
three years. my experience,” she said. “I think when students are not and Graffiti Moon.
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for efficient land use
History shows great leaders
are long remembered in associa-
tion with thorough, efficient and
transparent planning incorpo-
rating a long-term outlook.
Having been involved in the
property industry for almost two
decades, I feel obliged to high-
light an important, longer-term
issue that does not appear to
have been raised or considered
by Cambridge council or mayor
Simon Withers.
Subdivision of City Beach
and parts of Floreat and Mt
Claremont is proposed in as-
sociation with low-density,
apartment-style development
– more specifically, a particu-
lar style of building (“manor
houses”) incorporating two or
three apartments, over several
levels, on residential lots com-
monly ranging from 900 to 1200
sq.m.
It is inefficient land use.
This is a short-sighted means
to increase residential density,
without acknowledging medium
to long-term consequences.
Low-density, built-form strata
development can restrict the
future development potential
of the underlying land, because
agreement must be made with
many property owners for full
site redevelopment to occur.
Examples of this exist all
Courtesy has been removed
Some of the advertisers in
the POST’s Trades and Services
Directory section do not respond
to customer enquiries.
I have made repeated calls
to several removalists who
don’t have the basic courtesy
to respond.
Sometimes I feel like creating a
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halt DHA plan
across the metropolitan area, I am very concerned about
where dated, low-density strata the proposed development
developments stand in the way of private housing within
of efficient land use and re- Seaward Village, Swanbourne,
development, with agreement as reported in the POST in
between unit owners difficult recent weeks.
to achieve. The land on which Seaward
Because the Cambridge areas Village has been established
under consideration comprise was obtained expressly for the
many quarter-acre sites, green- Colin Barnett Bill Marmion purpose of housing defence
titled subdivision under suitable force families and should
R-coding is the obvious and
natural progression.
Thank goodness for Labor, Nats not be used for any other
purpose.
I encourage this path for Premier Colin Barnett’s to high-rise. Not the least of my concerns
optimal planning of this area attempts to forcibly include As for “the same access to are those for the privacy and
however, only when the supply residential areas in the City of local groups … and other fa- safety of defence families.
of large greenfield sites has Perth Bill have been flavoured cilities”, does this mean that In this regard, I am joined by
been exhausted and public by arrogance, it seems to me. services like the Perth City Premier Colin Barnett, who,
transport to this area has greatly It is hard to decide which Library would be relocated to in a letter of June 5, reply-
improved. politician has managed to show Subiaco? ing to my letter to him, said:
In summary, Amendment 31 the least respect for the 3000 Third, Local Government “I am aware of the situation
reflects a short-sighted vision residents of Hollywood and Minister Tony Simpson had and share concerns for the
for a premier coastal area with Crawley. earlier told affected residents privacy and safety of defence
many undeveloped greenfield First, Nedlands MP Bill to get over it!
sites suitable for medium to families.
Marmion saved himself the In response to a grilling by
high-density development, com- “I do not believe mixing
trouble of doorknocking, by Opposition spokesman David
mensurate with that found in civilian housing with defence
requesting that three Hollywood Templeman during Question
the Ocean Mia and Perry Lakes personnel makes good sense
residents do a survey for him. Time, he failed to properly
estates. ...”
Despite his promise to honour address the question of con-
So councillors, please vote Mr Barnett went on to say
the results, he chose to ignore sultation with Subiaco mayor
against proposed Amendment that he had been in contact
the wishes of the vast majority Heather Henderson.
31 in its present form, because with Curtin MP Julie Bishop
of respondents, before disap- His focus was on the 20-odd
far greater consultation and on the matter.
pearing to China for two weeks, cranes he could see out of the
foresight are required than are As it appears that Defence
leaving behind him a trail of window, a sign that his govern-
displayed at present. Housing Australia is by-pass-
anxious residents whom he ment’s dreams of an impres-
ing local government in order
hadn’t even bothered to inform sive capital city were being
Andrew Mill to get these plans passed, and
of the intended changes. fulfilled.
Hovea Crescent, City Beach is going directly to the WA
Second, Mr Barnett’s response Would he like these in his
Planning Commission, I now
to some residents’ concerns was own suburb?
to reassure them that despite Thank goodness for the demo-
cratic response of the Nationals
hope Mr Barnett will use his
position as Premier to express
website like Trip Advisor, for ex- the Act, they would continue his concerns to that agency,
to reside in the same suburb. and Labor to the hard work
ample Trade and Service Advisor, in the strongest way possible,
Amazing! behind the scenes of the Capital
and get some honest feedback in order to curtail the DHA
They would also “have the City Citizens’ Committee, as well
from previous clients. plans for a mixed defence
same access to … parks and as the numerous residents who
That would help separate the and private development
gardens”. Under your watch, have all played their part in rais-
wheat from the chaff, would it before they are much further
Premier, we’ve already lost the ing the profile of this issue.
not? advanced.
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Page 36 – POST, June 27, 2015

Licence check leads to charges

A northern suburb
man appeared in court
last weekend after po-
lice stopped his car in
Wembley.
Dwayne Parker (39),
of Beldon, was charged
with breaching a police
order, failing to comply
with a bail undertaking,
providing false details
to police and possessing
Mosman man on card charge
A Mosman Park man
has been charged with five
counts of fraud over a purse
stolen last Wednesday.
A woman was in the
Mosman Park post office
in Wellington Street when
her purse was taken.
Cottesloe police will
allege cards in the purse
were fraudulently used a
Woman (59) on drug charges
A 59-year-old woman
has been charged with
drug offences after
Wembley police searched
her home on a warrant
last Thursday.
Susy Mitchell was with
six other people when of-
ficers arrived at the home
in Claverton Street, North
Downs man on TV theft charge
A Wembley Downs
man has been charged
over two TVs stolen from
City Beach earlier this
month.
The 35-year-old ap-
peared in the Perth
Magistrates’ Court on
CRIME STOPPERS
1800 333 000
stolen property.
Mr Parker was charged
after a silver 2000 Holden
Acclaim was stopped by
Wembley police for a
licence check at the in-
tersection of Ruislip and
Gregory streets at 1.50am
on Saturday.
Mr Parker is due to
appear in the Perth
Magistrates’ Court next
month.
short time later.
After viewing CCTV,
officers went to a Mosman
Park home the next day.
The 32-year-old man was
bailed after appearing
in court on the fraud
charges and one count of
stealing.
He is next due in court
on July 10.
Perth, at 6.20pm.
Police will allege 120g of
cannabis, $1100, smoking
implements and scales
were found in the house.
Ms Mitchell was re-
manded in custody when
she appeared in the Perth
Magistrates’ Court and is
due to appear again next
month.
Saturday on three counts
of burglary and stealing.
Police allege he stole
two TVs over three days
from the Ocean Village
Shopping Centre (“TV
thief hits twice”, June
20).
The man was remanded
in custody and is next
due in court again next
week.
BEAT
with DAVID COHEN
Driver (71)
denies charge
A Mosman Park man
has pleaded not guilty
to a charge of dangerous
driving.
Remigio Joseph Zito (71)
was charged by police in
May after a car crashed into
the Maharaja restaurant in
Nedlands on April 24.
At the time police said
there had been a collision
between two cars at the in-
tersection of Dalkeith Road
and Stirling Highway.
A 25-year-old Dalkeith
woman in one of the cars
received minor injuries
and was taken to hospital
for treatment. From the dregs to a purple patch
In the Perth Magistrates’ Tickle My Bean cafe owner Jo Green, right, and her daughter, Darcy, had their faith in
Court last Thursday Mr Zito humanity wrecked then restored last week after a charity jar stuffed with cash was sto-
was given an August hear- len. CCTV in her Hay Street cafe captured a man stealing the jar, which had been filled by
ing date.
donations ahead of Purple Bra Day for breast cancer research. “It wasn’t a good day, but
the customers have made it better,” Ms Green said after generous coffee drinkers quickly
Leederville put $500 into a new jar.
burglary
Property valued at
Three cars torched in Subiaco
$1400 was stolen during Police are investigating the torching
a West Leederville bur- of three cars in Subiaco last week-
glary on Monday. end.
Thieves forced open The cars – a Holden Astra in Bagot
a kitchen window at the Road, a BMW in Raphael Street and a
Cambridge Street home, Dodge Calibre in Rowland Street – were
searched all rooms, and all parked outside their owners’ homes
when they were set alight between 8.40pm
left after unlocking a se-
curity door. and 9.10pm last Sunday.
Police estimate the damage at about
They stole a laptop,
bracelet, necklace, and $56,000.
phone. “This is something we wouldn’t have
expected in our area,” said Subiaco mayor
The crime happened
between 6.30am and Heather Henderson. “It came as a shock Three cars were torched within half an hour
for the people who live there.” in Subiaco last Sunday.
3.30pm.

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Community news
Up to his armpits
in research
Dedicated scientist Adrian
Pinder will give a talk on WA’s
salt lakes at next Friday’s
meeting of the WA Naturalists’
Club.
Dr Pinder, who is program
leader of wetlands conservation
in the Department of Parks and
Wildlife, is calling his talk Salt
Lakes: Iconic centres of evolu-
tion in the WA Deserts.
His work involves managing
a variety of research projects
centred around wetland biodi-
versity and he will present an
overview of WA’s salt lake sys-
tems, including their evolution,
geomorphology, their unique
flora and fauna and current
conservation issues.
Dr Pinder’s talk is at 7.30pm
on Friday, July 3, in UWA’s Hew
Roberts Lecture Theatre, Clifton
Street entrance.
Club members and visitors
are welcome. Enquiries to John
on 9389 8289 or email gardnerj@
iinet.net.au.

Physiotherapist Liz Pavlovich, right, runs pilates sessions for mothers who exercise with their babies.
Photo: Billie Fairclough

And babies come along too

It’s a case of controlled
chaos on Monday mornings
at Eric Street Physiotherapy’s
Mums and Bubs Pilates.
It is the brainchild of wom-
en’s health physiotherapist Liz
Pavlovich and one of her happy
customers is the owner of the
business, Caroline da Silva,
who is just back running the
practice after maternity leave,
helped by baby Annabel (eight
months).
Mums and Bubs Pilates is
a vision of happiness, where
babies as young as eight weeks
interact and help their mums
to exercise.
“Mums and Bubs Pilates
helps mums to get out, get fit
and interact with their babies,”
Liz said.
“This week is pelvic floor
awareness week, so it’s a great
time to remind ourselves how im-
portant post-natal fitness is.”
Caroline has recently taken
over the practice with husband,
Tom Foss, who said the Mums
and Bubs session had been so
popular that another series
would start soon. A Wednesday
group was planned as well.
He said they were focusing on
the importance of movement as
therapy with the introduction
of pregnancy pilates, therapy
yoga, falls prevention, and surf
conditioning, to name a few.
“The practice has a broad
focus and is home to an amaz-
ing range of sizes and ages,”
Tom said.
“The oldest weekly pilates
client boasts a glorious 99
years of life experience and
swears that pilates keeps her
feeling alive.”
Caroline said: “Eric Street
always has been a special
practice as it has such a local
feel.
“We are just glad to be able
to give people and families
some more options for looking
after their bodies and their
health.” Adrian Pinder gets right into his research in a Pilbara pool.
Page 38 – POST, June 27, 2015
Community news
Soprano Emma Jayakumar, second from left, will join Chimera Ensemble, from left, cellist Melinda For-
sythe, pianistTommaso Pollio and violinist Rebecca Glorie for a concert in Cottesloe.
From Brahms to Broadway
When Brahms wrote his
first piano trio he was only 21
and already established as a
pianist and composer.
He doubted its worth and
it was not performed for 17
years. A further 17 years went
by before a shortened, revised
version was performed, with
Brahms on piano.
Chimera Ensemble will per-
form what Brahms believed
was the improved version of
his Piano Trio No. 1 on Sunday,
July 5, at 3pm, in the opening
concert of the Cottesloe coun-
cil’s Music for Pleasure series
in the Cottesloe Civic Centre,
109 Broome Street.
They will also perform their
own arrangement of a suite from
Bernstein’s West Side Story.
Guest soprano Emma
Jayakumar will sing beauti-
ful songs for voice and piano
trio, including an evocative
arrangement of Villa Lobos’
Bachianas Brazileiras No. 5.
During the interval, the
audience will enjoy a lavish
afternoon tea while soaking up
the atmosphere of the historic,
jarrah-lined War Memorial
Town Hall.
All three members of Chimera
Ensemble – violinist Rebecca
Glorie, cellist Melinda Forsythe
and pianist Tommaso Pollio
– have performed internation-
ally and each has won prizes,
awards and scholarships.
Tickets are $15, $12 conces-
sion, on www.trybooking.com/
HZDB or phone 0438 898 822.
Afternoon tea is included.
Veterans called up for photos
World War II veterans are in-
vited to a photo shoot before the
next meeting of the Cambridge
sub-branch of the RSL.
It is for the Australian Institute
of Professional Photography (AIPP)
project, which is aiming to provide
a compelling pictorial record of
World War II returned servicemen
and women for the Australian War
Memorial archives.
Each veteran photographed
Italian treats
in the Valley What’s on
Get a taste of Italy without hav-
ing to leave WA.
The next Dalkeith Road Bus
Trippers’ day out will start with
morning tea at a working olive
plantation in the Swan Valley.
See how the olives are picked
and processed and try some locally
grown and produced olive oil.
This will be followed by a visit
to a traditional Italian wine and
port maker, with an opportunity
to taste and buy.
Lunch will be a Taste of Italy
tasting plate with Italian sausage,
olives, feta, sun-dried tomatoes,
pesto pasta and Italian bread,
finished with gelato and tea or
coffee.
Before heading home, the final
stop with be a tasting tour at Mondo
Nougat, with an authentic Italian
espresso and an Italian biscuit or
gelato as well as a chance to buy
nougat.
The Taste of Italy bus trip is from
9am to 4pm on Wednesday, July 8,
and costs $70, with morning tea,
lunch, tastings and afternoon tea
included.
Book by Monday, June 29, by
calling Maureen on 9381 9196 or
Robin on 9457 5896.
will receive a free Kodak-printed
portrait in a presentation folder to
commemorate their service.
A professional photographer
will donate time and talent for the
photo shoot at 1.30pm on Monday,
July 13, in the function room of
the Cambridge Bowling Club, 39
Chandler Avenue West, Floreat.
Veterans should attend with
medals and help will be provided
with the registration process.
Refreshment will be provided
by the Cambridge sub-branch at
the end of the photo shoot and
the meeting.
in POST community
☛ Cambridge Rotary
Patrick Cannion will talk about the
latest developments for seniors
in the area of financial planning
at the next breakfast meeting of
the Rotary Club of Cambridge. It
is at 7.30am on Wednesday, July
1, at the Cambridge Bowling Club.
Enquiries: Max on 9387 4626 or
Mike on 9204 1324.
☛ History in a coffee cup
Claremont author Lynne Leonhardt
will talk about her first novel,
Finding Jasper, at the Claremont
Community Hub and Library, 327
Stirling Highway, Claremont. The
free talk is at 9.30am on Thursday,
July 2. Morning tea will be provided.
Book at library@claremont.wa.gov.au
or 9285 4353.
☛ Unitarian Association
The next gathering of the Unitarians
will be on Sunday, July 5, and the
speaker will be Peter Ferguson. For
more information, call 9336 4809
or go to Perthunitarians.org.
 POST, June 27, 2015 – Page 39

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Community news
Parkinson’s
research looks
at sleeping
The effect of disturbed sleep
on the mental health of people
with Parkinson’s will be the
topic of a seminar in Nedlands
on Monday, June 29.
Associate Professor Romola
Bucks will speak at the seminar,
which is hosted by Parkinson’s
WA.
She will explore the impor-
tance of sleep for well-being;
what is and is not known about
sleep disturbance in Parkinson’s;
how sleep affects mood, memory
and thinking skills, and the im-
portance of talking about prob-
lem sleep with your doctor.
“We know that poor sleep
produces irritability, attention
difficulties, slowed thinking,
new learning and memory prob-
lems, as well as difficulties with
flexible thinking and problem
solving,” Associate Professor
Bucks said.
“We also know poor sleep in-
creases blood pressure, affects
hunger hormones and increases
risk of obesity and diabetes.
“Taking all of this into ac-
count, we need much more
research into how these fac-
tors impact on a person with
Parkinson’s.”
She said that researchers
realised that people lived with
Parkinson’s for a very long time
and the focus had shifted to en-
suring people with the condition
had the best quality of life for
years after their diagnosis.
PWA senior Parkinson’s nurse
specialist, Janet McLeod, said
sleep disturbances were an
early symptom of Parkinson’s
and often presented as an issue
before other symptoms became
obvious.
The seminar will run from 11am
to 12.30pm at the Niche, on the
corner of Hospital Avenue and
Aberdare Road.
The cost is $15, $10 for mem-
bers. RSVP to Parkinson’s WA
on 9346 7373.
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Rainy start
turns to gold
By LINDA CALLAGHAN
It was the wettest day in 20 years when they
married in 1965, but Daphne and Phil Tenger
managed to stay dry by dodging in and out of
church during breaks in the rain.
Their 50th anniversary celebrations looked like
being a wet weather rerun.
The couple, who are among City Beach’s long-
term residents, met in Kojonup.
Daphne was a trainee nurse at Royal Perth
Hospital and had grown up there. Phil was born
in City Beach and worked as a sales manager for
a tyre company.
“He was definitely a city slicker,” Daphne
said.
They met outside a pub where Daphne and
her friend had arranged to meet friends from
the East Perth football team.
Phil’s chat-up line and sense of mischief im-
pressed her.
“He told us it would be at least another hour
before the team turned up,” Daphne said.
Phil said: “One of my friends had had too much
to drink and we walked him away to stop him
from bothering the girls.”
He and Daphne met up again in Perth six
months later and eventually married at St Cecilia’s
Church in Floreat.
“We drove through Perth afterwards with all
the Just Married things on the car and were
pulled over by a policeman for being too noisy,”
Daphne said.
Phil owned a block high on a hill in Launceston
Avenue, City Beach, and they have lived in their
house there ever since.
They campaigned to have West Coast Highway
realigned because of the number of serious car
crashes outside their home.
“Being a nurse, I always felt I had to go out and
see if I could help,” Daphne said.
They have a daughter, Kathryn, and a son, Karl,
who went to local schools.
Phil and Daphne recently treated themselves to
an early anniversary present, taking themselves
to the Horizontal Falls when they were in the
Kimberley.
Phil has recorded oral history for the local
studies collection at Cambridge library, telling
tales of melting bullets to use them for fishing
sinkers and Daphne’s encounter with the serial
killer Eric Cooke.
He offered her and a friend a lift home.
“He seemed nice enough, so we went with him,”
Daphne said.
She said they had not suspected him of anything
untoward and he had dropped them where he
said he would.
Friends of the Tengers were throwing an an-
marriage and celebrate their golden anniversary this week. Photo: Paul McGovern on Friday.
n e d l a n d s .w a . g ov. a u
MONDAY 29 JUNE TO LATE AUGUST
WEST SIDE OF GRAYLANDS ROAD TO EAST SIDE OF
Notice of Special
Council Meeting
SHENTON PLACE
A Special Meeting of the City of Nedlands
The closure will enable Western Power to underground the existing
Council is to be held on Tuesday 30 June 2015
overhead high voltage power lines currently located along Shenton
Road. In addition, works associated with the realignment of Shenton in the Council Chambers at 71 Stirling Highway,
Road will be undertaken to improve traffic flow in the local area. Nedlands commencing at 7.00pm for the purpose
of the adoption of the 2015/16 Annual Budget.
Local traffic will have access to Davies Road and Shenton Road (either
side of works area) including Shenton Place and Graylands Road. Greg Trevaskis
Access to Claremont Crescent (east side of Stirling Road) will be CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
maintained via a temporary new left-in access from Stirling Road.
Detour, local traffic only and speed reduction signage will be in
place for the duration of the closure period in addition to traffic
management personnel.
MANNING & ASSOCIATES
Businesses located on Shenton Road and Davies Road will remain open
as usual with minimal disruption to customer access.
The two train station car parks will still be available following local traffic
only signage. OPTOMETRISTS
This program of works forms part of Stage 3 of LandCorp’s Claremont
on the Park development assisting in the delivery of the Town of See Life well lit.
Claremont’s approved North East Precinct Structure Plan.
MORE INFORMATION
Call the LandCorp Information Line on 1300 730 435.
To view a complete map of the works area visit
www.landcorp.com.au/claremontonthepark
Visit the Town of Claremont website www.claremont.wa.gov.au for more
information about the Claremont North East Precinct.
Cottesloe Central Shopping Centre
LAND0978
Stirling Highway, Cottesloe 9384 6720
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Community news

Netball premiers again after 19 years They last held the trophy
aloft 19 years ago but, in
their third grand final in
three years, the Perth Lions
were victorious over the
West Coast Warriors 49-44
in the WA Netball League
last Friday night.
Goal shooter Annika Lee-
Jones, who had missed the
preliminary final because
she was in Canberra attend-
ing the tall athlete program
at the Netball Centre of
Excellence, was named most
valued player.
She shot 30 of the Lions’
goals from her 37 attempts.
She was ably helped by
Tess Cransberg, who shot
particularly well early in the
match and finished with 19
goals from 27 attempts.
The first half was a tight af-
fair, with the Lions securing
only a three-goal advantage.
But in the third quarter
they stepped it up and went
to three-quarter time nine
goals ahead.
The Warriors came out
fighting for the last quarter,
but the Lions were able to
hold them off to take the five-
goal win.
The Lions reserves and
under-18s teams narrowly
missed out on the finals, both
finishing fifth.
However, they were out
in force on Friday night to
cheer the League team to a
memorable win.

How to grow our

New premiers, the Perth Lions players are, rear from left, Lorraine Ward, Andrea McCulloch, Annika Lee-Jones,
own healthy food
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Rochelle McKee and Alice Coakley. for nutrition group OSWA
next Saturday.
Ross, who is based in
at home.
The talk is open to the public
and starts at 2pm on Saturday,
July 4, in the Anglican church
hall in Barker Road, Subiaco,

‘Fashion fades, style is eternal’

Nicole Jenkins will demon-
strate creative ways to wear
scarves when she shares
her old-school fashion tips
at the Grove Library this
Saturday.
Nicole, the author of best-
selling books Love Vintage and
Style is Eternal, will show how
accessories can create new outfits
and how to convert fashion faux-
pas into chic statements.
She also has tips on how to
travel with hand baggage only
and still look classy.
Nicole, who has a boutique in
Melbourne called Circa Vintage,
is in Perth to present her talk
for the Art Deco and Modernist
Society of WA.
To hear this vintage fashion
specialist, head along to the
Grove library, 1 Leake Street,
Peppermint Grove, from 4 to 6pm
on Saturday, June 26.
There is no charge and tea and
coffee will be available.
Nicole’s books will be available
for sale.
Mundaring, will cover what
we should be doing with
water and soil in our own
backyards in order to grow
healthy foods.
He will talk about compost-
ing kitchen scraps and the
range of fruit, vegetables
and herbs that can be grown
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1/18 Alfred Road, North Fremantle

All offers above $675,000 presented 5pm Monday 6
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Up and Away
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CLASSIC COTTAGE
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MORRIS FRESH MEAT MARKET

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$
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BBQ PACK 1kg Lamb Cutlets
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FOREQUARTER PACK Lamb French Cutlets 5kg......................$80
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1kg Rissoles
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2kg Rolled Rib Roast
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90
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$ Rump Steak ..............................5kg for $80
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1kg Mince
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Calder sets sights on Whalebone

Cottesloe longboarder Jarrah Calder on his way to double wins in the

Geraldton Surfing Classic at Coronation Beach, north of Geraldton.
Cottesloe longboarder Jarrah
Calder claimed the open nine-
foot and eight-foot longboard
titles at the recent Geraldton
Surfing Classic.
It’s the first time he has
claimed both open titles in
one year.
“This has been a goal of mine
for the last five years,” Jarrah
said. “It’s a pretty hard thing to
achieve considering the level
of competition from both local
and state surfers.
“It was great to claim the
double win, and sets me up for
another shot at the triple crown
title, which I’m passionate about
trying to win again.”
Jarrah is now focusing on the
remaining two events in the
series, the Whalebone Classic
next month and the Yallingup
Surf Classic in December.
The three events make up
the triple crown series and
honour the contributions by
the late Greg Laurenson to the
WA surfing community over the
past 40 years.
Jarrah won last year’s triple
crown series and says it a great
event to be involved in.
The Whalebone Classic will
be held in Cottesloe on July 10,
11 and 12.
For more information visit
the Surfing WA website www.
surfingwa.com.au.
This ghost fungus (Omphalotus
nidiformis) is commonly found at
the base of banksia trees and glows
in the dark. Photo: M.Mykytiuk
Find 500 funky fungi
The nearly 500 species of
fungi in Bold Park comfortably
outnumber the native plants.
From mushrooms and toad-
stools to spores and slime
moulds, they come in a weird
and wonderful array of colours
shapes and sizes. Fungi are es-
sential in breaking down dead
organic matter and releasing
nutrients that can then be
used by plants and animals to
survive.
And if you thought that the
part you can see is all there
is, you are in for a surprise
because most of the fungus is
underground.
Extensive underground net-
works of mycelium connect with
plant roots where they sneakily
exchange food and nutrients to
aid each other’s survival.
To find out more about these
intriguing organisms and enjoy
Bold Park’s bush, join the
friendly Bold Park volunteer
guides on one of their free
morning walks.
Walks will be held on Saturday
July 5, Thursday July 9 and
Sunday July 19, leaving at 9am
from the Tuart carpark in Perry
Lakes Drive and returning at
10.30am.
For further information, visit
www.bgpa.wa.gov.au or phone
9480 3996.

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Rockabilly and swing dancing for Subiaco

Rockabilly and honky
tonk blues band Shotdown
from Sugartown will play at
Subiaco’s free sunday@subi
concert next Sunday, July 5.
They are fronted by vocalist
Rusty Pinto, who has travelled
in Europe and the US as both a
solo artist and with his bands.
Rusty said: “Growing up, all
those Saturday afternoon 50s
movies – Dean Martin, a bit of
Elvis, a bit of Jerry Lewis – that
style interested me and contin-
ued through the years.
“After that it was rock ’n’
roll music. Mum bought me a
record that had all the clas-
sics on it – Little Richard and
Elvis and stuff like that. At that
early age Elvis was the biggest
influence.”
Shotdown from Sugartown
comprise Rusty Pinto on lead
vocals and rhythm guitar, Jon
Matthews on lead guitar and Jay
McIvor on double bass.
Swing dancers will perform
during the second set.
Sunday@subi concerts start at
2pm with tickets available from
1.15pm on the day.
They are allocated on a first-
come, first-served basis and all
attendees must be present to
collect their tickets.
There will be a short break
during the concert when patrons
can buy a coffee or drink from
the bar.
Sunday@subi, presented by
Subiaco council, will run every
Sunday until August 23 at the
Subiaco Arts Centre at 180
Hamersley Road.

Planting for Quintilian kids are rocking

the birds
A welcome to country and
smoking ceremony conducted
by a Noongar elder kicked off
a community planting day at
Herdsman Lake.
Yelakitj Moot Noongar elder
Robyn Collard and her grand-
daughter joined 20 volunteers for
the ceremony before 1200 sedges
and shrubs were planted.
The planting day was part of a
revegetation project coordinated
by the Department of Parks and
Wildlife.
Operations officer Wayne Childs
said it was great to see all age
groups take part.
“The community cares about
the local environment and there
was plenty of enthusiasm for the
digging and planting of the tube
stock,” Mr Childs said.
“The larger revegetation project
involves replanting a dense shrub
layer to provide shelter and food
for small bush birds such as fairy-
wrens, scrubwrens and thornbills
so they can recolonise the area,”
Mr Childs said.
“In time, this habitat may be-
come suitable for the reintroduc-
tion of other native species such
as quenda.”
School will be out, but a rock
band of primary students will
be busy with their first gig at
the Paddo in Mt Hawthorn
this weekend.
The band will be playing at
the well-known venue for par-
ents and friends.
Quintilian School teacher
Michael Basham, who is in a
band himself and plays gigs
at the Paddington Ale House,
said there were now seven
bands among the students at
the school.
“We started three years ago
and last time the queue of
students interested in joining
went outside the classroom
door.”
The students play keyboards,
drums and guitars as well as
providing vocals. They name
their own bands, including
Skip-a-beat, Chatterbox and
No Direction.
A couple of bands played at
Nedlands Splashfest.
It is all part of a big music
program at the school, which of-
fers tuition on violin, saxophone,
Singer Laura van Vliet, front, with Quintilian musicians, from left, Fyn Slarke, Austin Vincent, Caspar McGavin, piano, keyboard, electric and
Olympia Bird and Amelia Crofts. Photo: Paul McGovern acoustic guitar and drums.

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Recycled phones help
the deaf to ‘hear’
There are two simple ways to
help people who are both deaf
and blind – donate a smart phone
you no longer need or hold a
“silent” morning tea.
Able Australia, which works
extensively with people with sight
and hearing impairments, is urg-
ing people to donate unwanted
smart phones and chargers,
which will then be used to help
deaf-blind people stay socially
connected via a special braille
reader.
Before the phones are reused
all data will be wiped for privacy
reasons.
Able Australia’s Claire Tellef-
son said smart phones could be
connected to braille machines
through bluetooth technology.
The appeal for phones is a part-
nership between Able Australia
and MobileMuster, a not-for-
profit mobile phone recycling
program.
Young hands make light work
Anyone wanting to donate a
Lake Claremont will have more
grass trees and kangaroo paws as
well as other native plants, thanks
smart phone they no longer need to students from Moerlina School
can go to www.ableaustralia.org. in Mt Claremont.
au where they can access a free Year 5 and 6 students helped the
reply-paid label so they can send Friends of Lake Claremont with
in their phone at no cost. rehabilitation work at the lake.
Able Australia is also urging The students volunteer to do
people to organise a small morn- this work every year.
ing tea with a difference – a silent
morning tea.
During the morning tea, people
are asked to take a minute or two
to close or blindfold their eyes and
try communicating with others
without speaking.
Go to www.ableaustralia.org.au
to get key details about hosting a
morning tea.
The smart phones for the deaf-
blind need to be in full working
order, but people are welcome to
drop off any old mobile phones
and accessories at their nearest
MobileMuster collection point.
Simply visit www.mobilemuster.
com.au to find the nearest drop-
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’ seek friendship
Cat Haven in Shenton Park is
marking the end of the financial
immerse
in
$30 year this weekend, reducing the
adoption cost of homeless cats
and kittens by 50%. Chinese
It is on until the end of Sunday,
Signed copies of Presumed Guilty are available from
the POST at 276 Onslow Road, Shenton Park or
June 28, and each new owner
will also get a free bag of cat
products.
culture
The Lane Bookshop, Claremont or buy online from the ABC Shop “Cat Haven is still full to the A Chinese language
brim with so many gorgeous cats, and culture program
young and old, all types of person- May needs a new home. in Claremont will
alities to suit everyone, different Photo: Alma Sarhan include fun activities
breeds and colours and we even like kite and mask
still have some kittens,” Chandra find homes for as many of them making, paper-cutting
WESTERN METROPOLITAN REGIONAL COUNCIL Woodley, Cat Haven’s marketing as possible. and kung fu.
officer said. There are currently more than
2015/16 FEES AND CHARGES “Adoptions have slowed and we 300 cats in the shelter and 550 in
temporary foster homes.
The sessions are for
children aged six to 12
At the Ordinary Council Meeting held 4 June 2015 Council adopted the following fees still have so many cats at the shel- who are looking for
payable at the Brockway Waste Transfer Station from 1 July 2015 (inc GST): ter left over from kitten season.” As well as having people adopt something interesting,
Cats like Dolly and May have cats, the shelter needs donations, creative and educa-
General Waste 1/7/2015 – 30/6/2016 been in the cat pens at Cat Haven foster carers and volunteers. tional for the school
Car or Boot Load (seats up) $30.00 for a long time and can get quite de- Visit Cat Haven at 23 Lemnos holidays.
pressed from being cooped up. Street, Shenton Park, or go to The Confucius
Small trailer (6x4 i.e. 1.8m x 1.2m) or smaller $70.00 www.cathaven.com.au for more
Cat Haven takes in more than Institute workshops
Sand and rubble: Small trailer (6x4 i.e. 1.8m x 1.2m) 6500 cats a year and its aim is to information.
or smaller
$160.00 are designed to de-
velop communication
Large trailer (>6x4 i.e.: > 1.8m x 1.2m) $115.00 skills and children’s
Tonne (to landfill) $198.00 understanding of the
Minimum charge $70.00 amazing ancient cul-
Greenwaste ture of China.
With various fun
Car or Boot Load (seats up) $18.00 cultural activities
Small trailer (6x4 i.e. 1.8m x 1.2m) or smaller $40.00
ADOPTION OF
planned, each child
Large trailer (>6x4 i.e.: > 1.8m x 1.2m) charged at the per tonne rate MODIFICATIONS TO will take home a styl-
Tonne (to landfill) $90.75 COUNCIL POLICY LV128 ish piece of art to be
– NORTH EAST PRECINCT proud of.
Minimum charge $40.00 Morning, afternoon
DESIGN GUIDELINES
Tyres MUSIC FOR PLEASURE Notice is hereby given that
and whole day sessions
Car, LT & 4x4 (off rim) $7.00 Concert Series 2015 the Town at its Ordinary are available from
Car, LT & 4x4 (on rim) $12.00 Council Meeting held July 13 to 17 in the
On Sunday afternoons during the months of July and 16 June, 2015 resolved to adopt Maple Room at UWA’s
Trucks (off rim) $18.00 modifications to Council Policy Claremont campus, on
August 2015, the Music for Pleasure Concert Series will LV128 – North East Precinct
Trucks (on rim) $30.00 be held in the War Memorial Town Hall, Cottesloe from Design Guidelines, pursuant
the corner of Princess
Super single $25.00 3.00pm to 5.00pm. to clause 82 of Town Planning and Goldsworthy
Tractor / grader $100.00 Scheme 3. roads.
Ticket price includes Afternoon Tea. Please see the Council Parents are not re-
Changes to the Design
Other sizes P.O.A Website http://www.cottesloe.wa.gov.au for full schedule Guidelines relate to the shape quired to stay and all
Other Waste and ticket booking information or telephone 9285 5000. and development of public materials are included
open space identified in the in the cost of $10 per
LPG Bottles (max 3) Mat Humfrey Structure Plan inclusive of an
No charge for gas bottle disposal for member Acting Chief Executive Officer addition adopted by Council
child per session, or
Council residents
$12.00 each to clarify arrangements for the $75 for the week.
PO Box 606 Cottesloe WA 6911
proposed plaza development For more informa-
Mattresses & Ensembles $18.00 each Telephone (08) 9285 5000 requirements in front of the tion, call the UWA
Email council@cottesloe.wa.gov.au goods shed in Shenton Road.
Asbestos $14.00/sheet
Website www.cottesloe.wa.gov.au
Confucius Institute on
Corner Brockway Rd & Lemnos St, Shenton Park
A copy of this policy is 6488 6888.
available for inspection at
Weekdays 7.30am-3.45pm; Weekends 10am-1pm
Make extra cash and advertise your the Town of Claremont,
308 Stirling Highway,
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CONSTITUENT MUNICIPALITIES: • CITY OF SUBIACO unwanted goods in the POST classifieds Claremont. AND VIEWS
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Community news
‘Thank you,’
says Rotary
More than 400 bags of food have
gone to people in need, thanks to gen-
erous householders in Claremont.
The Rotary Club of Bay View
Claremont asked people to leave out
donations of non-perishable food for
its Foodbank collection drive.
The bags of food they collected
filled 14 Foodbank bins to capac-
ity, translating to over 1.3 tonnes of
foodstuff.
The donations will help Foodbank
WA help the 77,000 West Australians
who suffer food insecurity.
Rotary club member Patricia Loquan
said: “Our recent visit to Foodbank’s
new headquarters inspired us to con-
tinue this initiative, and especially
during the colder months.
“We hope it will bring some much-
needed cheer where it matters the
most.”
Expert tips
on pruning
Award-winning Nedlands
park staff will start prun-
ing the roses at the Peace
Memorial Rose Garden in
Stirling Highway during the
week beginning July 13.
If anyone in the community
would like some expert prun-
ing tips so they can get the best
spring blooms, head along
to the Rose Garden and ask
questions of the experienced
gardeners.
Nedlands gardeners will be
pruning in the Peace Memorial
Rose Garden during fine
weather for a number of weeks
and welcome questions.
They recently received a
Pride of Workmanship award
from the Dalkeith Rotary Club
After a day of collecting donated food, members of the Rotary Club of Bay View filled 14 huge containers for the outstanding presenta-
for Foodbank. tion of the Rose Garden.

Cambridge
A small group played
at Cambridge Bowling
Club last Wednesday
under cloudy skies.
There were no
winners because the
scores were even.
Friday’s games were
played in quite windy
conditions, with the
team of John Godfrey,
Gavin Arrow and
Maureen Young win-
ning with +8.
The winners of
the RAC Saturday
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morning bowls were blizzard. confident they will do back from the pair of
David Sladen and
Colin Herring, with
Andy Jenkins and
bowling As a result, the
blokes had a beaut
afternoon in bright
better in series two.
With some club
members becom-
Peter Evans and Usha
Nigam.
Fortune favoured
Ian Cooke taking out sunlight and gentle ing tourists and the the brave when four
mid-winter shorts.
second prize. Dalkeith To the games, and
breezes. The down bureau’s threat of bowlers challenged
Monday’s mufti side was that Macca rain, numbers were the elements to play
Nedlands the outright winners McIntosh returned Sunday morning
pairs games were won of last Tuesday’s mixed down for the club’s
by David Hughes and and, of course, won Thursday three-bowl scroungers.
The week started bowls were Pauline with the assistance of After several close
Phil McShane. House, Tom James pairs.
Visitors Jill Brigham with an elite group of Ivor Davies and Rick Robbie Blythe and ends – there was a lot
members being on the and John Hollingshead (the Wick) Mapley in of measuring – and
and Peter Freund with +13. Mac Hughes picked up
were second, with national TV news. a split game of win- a single on the last end some handicap as-
Marie Monks gave Equal on +9 were ners/winners, losers/ sistance, this week’s
Bob Gauntlett and Ivor Davies, Esther of their second game
Peter Mellows in third the Government a losers. to be the only pair to King Scrounger was
good drubbing for tak- Scott and Marie Monks, Joel Steinberg still Alan Brindley with
place. and the team of Peter win both games and
David Sladen and ing away our pensions has not fronted with take the major prize. 26 points, from Alex
while David Ironside Norris, Olga Mirmikidis the club’s promotional Gryta (21pts), Vern
Jim Sweeney won the and Dawn Newton. Malcolm Moore and
plate. was featured giving film. Apparently there Jones (16pts) and John
Due to Macca Kim Jefferis had a
a brilliant display of was a technical glitch Hall (9pts).
McIntosh’s absence, good win in their first
bowls in a stunning in the orgy scene Confucius says: “It
ensemble of Armani others were given a
chance of a win in
and there has to be
game and were pipped
by their opposition’s
is well known that
a re-take. The blokes when little boys who
some very close games last bowl in their tell lies grow up they
claimed they were second game, but had
in the Thursday’s
“mixed ups”.
The top team was
too tired but the girls
were keen to give it a
enough points to claim
second place.
work at the Bureau of
Meteorology.”
second go!
Peter Jeanes, Gwenda John Hall and Uncle
$78 McIntosh (keep it in Arthur finished up Pétanque
the family) and Tommy Hollywood with the plate and
0,0 James with +4. cup and saucer, all at
00 Then came John Subiaco a bargain price.
Social play was
Pole, Pauline House, enjoyed when the
There were stand-
Bruce Fiergert and It was back to earth weather permitted
out performances at Subiaco Pétanque
Peter Wiesner on a with a thud for the la- by two teams in the
count-back from Ron dies in last Tuesday’s Club last Saturday.
Mars Bar pairs on This Saturday, June
Day, Don Hicks, Kerry undercover pennants. Saturday.
Haddleton and Peter Sorrento were just too 27, will be the final
Bob Porter and Rod competition day of the
Gason.
Friday saw a hardy
good.
Dot Leeson, Nada
Hickling got the jump
early and never looked
ongoing President’s
group of ladies face the
elements, and the win-
Bonny, Usha Nigam
and Betsy Tapley
back, finishing with
+17 to win. Ted Brown
Trophy for the year.
There will be a
ners were Joan Robins, managed to make tight finish in this
and Ray Preston with hard-fought contest,
Rosemary Norris, double digits to lose +15 had to settle for
Jenny Wilmott and 28/11 while Jenni making the final day
second place and the very exciting.
Gwenda McIntosh. Lush, Deidre Duncan, Snickers.
The club’s weather Margaret Gawler and At the end of play
Ray Fells and Alan there will be a trophy
forecaster, Maureen Pam Forrester worked Brindley won the bat- presentation followed
Davison, proclaimed
that Saturday’s plan-
hard but lost 26/9.
Despite finishing
tle for the Timeout by appropriate cel-
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Community news
14 years for
Subi walks
For the past 14 years, volunteer
Marion Gathercole has been or-
ganising and leading free walks
around Subiaco.
Marion will lead her 14th anni-
versary walk at 1.30pm on Sunday,
July 12.
The walk will reflect on the
Anzac centenary, including the
recently restored Subiaco Fallen
Soldiers’ Memorial.
It will explore Subiaco’s town
centre before viewing the Subiaco
Museum’s current exhibition,
When the Great War Came to
Subiaco.
Walkers can then enjoy billy
tea and an Anzac biscuit.
The walk will start and finish on
the grassed area at the Subiaco
Museum, 239 Rokeby Road.
Understanding
Alzheimer’s
A panel of experts on
Alzheimer’s disease will present
a free community lecture in
Dalkeith early next month.
Internationally renowned
Professor Ralph Martins, and
Associate Professors Giuseppe
Verdile and Mike Weinborn will
talk about Alzhemier’s and the
latest research from 6.30 to 7.30pm
on Wednesday, July 8, at Dalkeith
Hall, 97 Waratah Avenue.
There will be an opportunity
to ask questions and chat to the
speakers over refreshments.
Seating is limited and people
are asked to RSVP by Tuesday,
July 7, to Caren on 9347 4200 or
admin@alzheimers.com.au.
The free session has been or-
ganised by the Lions Club and is
supported by Nedlands council.
Tyler has smashed goals
before trek even starts
On Wednesday, Tyler Formica
and his father, Steve, will set off
to walk the 96km of the Kokoda
Track in Papua New Guinea
for charity.
Tyler, of West Perth, has al-
ready smashed his goal of raising
$5000 for the drug and alcohol
counselling group, Holyoake.
He has raised the bar and is
now aiming to raise $7000.
Tyler said the Holyoake cause
seemed to strike a chord with
those around him.
“People have contacted me
directly to talk about why they
had donated and I have been
blown away,” he said. “I did not
know Holyoake had touched the
lives of so many people who are
in my circle of friends, as well
as my family.
“When I really sit back and
analyse the situation, I find it
hard to find someone I know
who has not been impacted by
Kids learn to live healthily
The Snap kids’ holiday pro-
gram in Cottesloe is designed
to start good lifestyle habits
early.
Children aged five to 12 are
invited to take part in sessions
led by qualified and experienced
health and wellness experts who
teach the importance of a healthy
lifestyle balance.
They will present fun and engag-
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finding purpose, eating well and
Training is only part of the task Tyler Formica has set himself for
his trek in New Guinea. He also wants to raise lots of money for a exercising their bodies.
good cause. Activities will include healthy
someone else’s drug or alcohol
misuse.”
He said that when drug and
alcohol issues seemed to be
gripping the community, it was
crucial to support organisations
that helped not only people who
misuse a substances, but also
their family and friends.
Angie Paskevicius, CEO of
Holyoake, echoed Tyler’s ob-
servations.
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children, siblings, and friends
get professional support, they
learn skills to cope with the
situation, and can also help the
person affected to seek help,”
she said.
Each year Holyoake helps more
than 6500 people by providing
practical programs to address
alcohol and drug issues.
To support Tyler’s walk, head
to https://give.everydayhero.com/
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Irreverence in a happening world
Jesus: No Ordinary Life
Lockwood Productions
Blue Room Theatre
Closes July 4
REVIEW: CICELY BINFORD
The greatest story ever
told never gets old, does
it? Artists can’t resist
it, audiences eat it up,
and comedians use it for
blasphemous fodder.
Writer/director Damon
Lockwood is giving his
own satirical version of
Biblical events in his new
madcap comedy Jesus: No
Ordinary Life.
It features an ensemble
of some of Perth’s improv
comedy heavyweights and
takes a swing at modern
life using the ancient tale as
the framework.
An ad agency has
been hired to find a new
Jesus to represent the
increasingly unpopular
church, and though the
“real” Jesus (Shane
Adamczak) shows up to
audition for the role, it
ends up going to someone
who looks the part and has
an actor’s slick delivery
(Brendan Hanson).
The new Jesus is a huge
success, but the actor playing
him has trouble separating
fact from fiction, and soon
begins to buckle under the
pressure of the constant
demands of the role.
A direct response
to Direct Answers
In response to Thomas’s
question (TimeOut, June
20) about whether he has
unreasonable expectations
that his wife should use
her inheritance to pay off
their mortgage as he had
done, Wayne and Tamara
replied: “Once you realised
your companion has the
attitude ‘my money is my
money and your money
is our money’ action was
required ... If we aren’t full
partners in the marriage,
which includes all the bills,
are we still partners in
life?”
■ Brent, of Dalkeith,
has replied:
I thought your reply to
Thomas was very scary.
You run a red light.
It was at the
intersection where he
signals the arrangements
between him and his wife
in contributing equally to
the purchase of a home
continued until the birth
of their first child.
You step right across
the significance of it.
Thomas with a job, a
wife, a home, a family, and
an investment – all he ever
‘
Nothing is sacred
with this troupe, and
nothing is off limits,
so it probably won’t
be comfortable for
the devout Christian
contingent.
■ Andrea Gibbs and Sean Walsh turn water into wine with their religious comedy schtick.
He begins to believe he
really is Jesus, and allows
himself to be convinced to
make the ultimate sacrifice
as a method actor.
It plays out like
improvised sketch comedy
as the performers tag on
and off scene and wait just
off stage for their next bit.
Nothing is sacred with
this troupe, and nothing
is off limits, so it probably
wanted – all of his own
making, is so resentful.
And yet he fails to
mention, even equate, that
his wife’s years of juggling
a day job plus a home job
plus three children are all
contributions on a scale
needing to be quantified.
Until it is on the table
as a contribution to an
elastic-sided mortgage,
nothing will be settled.
Surprisingly, you are
so convinced financial
input alone qualifies. This
is wrong, as is Thomas’s
black and white way of
going about things.
Every step of the way
Thomas’ wife, even on
reduced hours and pay,
contributed to capacity,
and post-employment
tipped in a portion of her
early retirement funds.
Without any credit
for contributions other
than financial, she
naturally holds back. Her
inheritance from a relative
is a first whisper of
independence spelling that
other options are available.
Thomas needs to face
up to a fairer evaluation
or take the consequences.
’
won’t be comfortable a grain of Lot’s wife, as
for the devout Christian the performers did in one
contingent. scene), there will be plenty
But for those who can of laughs as Lockwood and
take their religion with Co. make light of God and
a grain of salt (or with Co.
Balletic razzamatazz
cover
story
■ From page 63
The show is a
combination of physical
strength and control
combined with the loose-
limbed, hip-swaying
natural rhythms so
instinctive in South
American dancers. It is
hot, sexy, fast and thrilling.
The dancers literally fly
I have come
a long, long, direct
answers
long way
since I first
came across Wayne & Tamara
the best relationship
direction providers out much damage.
there. Also: Loving my
The first step ranged children, not disarming
from recovering from them with their niceness,
childhood abuse to teaching them to stand up
recognising that the for themselves and telling
marriage I was in was not them that putting up with
part of the “for better or blatant wrong was never
worse” promise I made. the “nice” thing to do.
My ex-husband hates And I found and lived
you! my life to the fullest even
More steps: Finding the when the relationship/
courage to get a divorce marriage I waited for
… recovering from the all my life was not
break-up of a special happening.
relationship that could I did wonder for years
never have worked … why I was unlucky.
saying yes to a proposal Putting modesty aside,
out of being tired of I am told by many I am
waiting … and backing good-looking, intelligent,
out from all of these soon with a heart full of
enough to not cause too empathy, saving souls and
■ arts
afforded them. Even
musical theatre stalwart
Brendan Hanson gets right
into the game, making his
Blue Room debut with a
great send-up of the typical
insecure actor.
It’s really the performers
that turn this water into
wine, as the material does
not add anything especially
ground-breaking to the
canon of Jesus satire.
You’ll want to make the
inevitable comparison to
Monty Python, but do
resist. The cast is so good,
from Andrea Gibbs as an
endearingly naughty Mary
and Nick Pages-Oliver,
to Sean Walsh and Talei
Howell-Price, that we
revel in their rebellious
irreverence and forgive
the occasionally scattered
script.
There’s a special madness
The performers make the
that Damon builds into his
most of their characters,
show. He’s not afraid to
and demonstrate the kind
go into some fairly nutty
of generosity, agility and
territory, and this is where
teamwork that years of
it excels.
improvisation would have
across the stage, effort- Bruno Mars, Beyoncé,
lessly moving from a grand Usher, Lorde, Jessie J,
jeté into a free spin, from Rihanna and J LO.
fouetté to hip-hop and bat- ■ Ballet Revolucion
tement to back flips.
They are backed by the
eight-piece Ballet Revolución
returns to the Regal
Theatre from July 21
to 31. Book through
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lives secretly. I am a
rather non-judgmental,
the highlight of our
relationship is that it
humanitarian, secular simply felt natural from
individual and an the beginning. We simply
entrepreneur. Yet, I feel we belong to each
was single. other and there has never
Fast forward to the been any pretence from
most beautiful period of either of us. We will soon
my entire life, the kind be married.
I would wish for my Wayne and Tamara,
children. I met this man you have touched so
at a stage where, guided many lives, many of
through your direct whom may never have
answer and through the reached out to you
answers you had for directly, but you are more
others, I knew I was than doing your bit in
not going to settle for building truer marriages,
anything but real. real homes and stronger
Today, Wayne and people.
Tamara, I am the most Audrey
content soul. I found him
halfway around the world Audrey, thank
and online. I refused to you. You give
follow anybody’s rules, us too much
any books, but did what credit and
felt right and natural. yourself too little, but
He, too, will say thank you.
to everybody that Wayne & Tamara

■ arts
Arnhem
Land to
Subiaco
RHIANNON SHINE
The work of celebrated
Aboriginal artist Nongirrna
Marawili will be shown for
the first time in WA at a
Subiaco gallery next week.
Nongirrna’s larrakitj
(hollow logs) and bark
paintings will be exhibited
at Seva Frangos Art gallery
next month, coinciding
with her visit to Perth as
a finalist in the 2015 WA
Indigenous Art Awards.
Nongirrna, who is in
her 70s, is one of only
16 national finalists and
the only one from the
Northern Territory.
Her work includes
carvings, bark paintings
and prints, and reflects
the organic patterns,
culture and history of her
eastern Arnhem Land
environment.
Accompanying
Nongirrna to Perth will
be Kade McDonals, the
coordinator of the Buku
Larrnggay Mulka Centre,
an Indigenous community
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Kade said Nongirrna
had held her first solo
exhibition in 2013.
Nongirrna’s late husband,
Djutjadjutja Munungurr,
was also an acclaimed
artist and won the prize for
Best Bark Painting at the
National Aboriginal Art
Awards in 1997.
Nongirrna would assist
with her husband’s art and
exhibitions while he was
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alive.
But after he died, Kade
said, Nongirrna started
to shine as a solo artist,
making her mark on
the contemporary and
Indigenous art scenes.
“She has puttered along
humbly as a great artist for
many years,” he said.
“But it was after her
husband passed that
her identity really shone
through in her work.
“Everything she does is
with true conviction.
“Each brush stroke is
■ Nongirrna Marawili
exactly how she wants it to
be. She has enough guts to
say ‘this is me, this is my
identity, this is my people’.”
Kade said Nongirrna’s
latest body of work, which
would be seen by the
public for the first time
when the Subiaco show
opened, was quite different
from her previous work.
“It’s minimalist with lots
of negative space,” he said.
He said her paintings
were both contemporary
and captivating, with a
surprising looseness and
vitality.
She has received many
awards and accolades,
including winning the
National Aboriginal and
Torres Strait Islander Art
Award last year.
■ Her exhibition at Seva
Frangos Art, 271 Rokeby
Road, will run from July1
to 25.
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Islands inspire
Brian Robinson grew
up in the idyllic tropical
surroundings of the Torres
Strait Islands, between
the tip of Australia’s Cape
York Peninsula and Papua
New Guinea.
As well as absorbing the
■ Sculptural close-up on
culture of his people, Brian
blooms.
was particularly influenced
by the myths and legends
of the Torres Strait, the theoretical approach and
medium, as well as crossing
traditional motifs and the
islanders’ natural carving the boundaries between
reality and fantasy.
ability.
Today, he is a multi- The resulting art draws
from a diverse array of
skilled contemporary artist
whose practice includes inspiration, including
graffiti art, popular culture
painting, printmaking,
sculpture and design iconography and of course,
traditional Torres Strait
– and he is on show at
Mossenson Galleries in cultural motifs, objects and
Subiaco’s Hay Street. activity.
Brian’s graphic style ■ The exhibition, Earthly
combines his Islander Bound, is on show until
heritage with a passion for July 28.
experimentation, both in
■ Brian Robinson in front of his lino print, The Gods of
Zenadh Kes.
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TIMEOUT ■ goodtaste

One for the carnivores

the chef’s ($12.90) arrives a few

wife
minutes later. It is made
with a gruyère and
parmesan béchamel and
AMANDA CARLIN finished with sourdough
crumbs.
Chef and I literally With very little room to

at a
blow in through the spare, Chef and I share
front door of Chophouse, dessert. We are so glad
from the blustery wind that we do, because it’s

GLANCE tunnel that is St George’s

Terrace.
The two-storey
a cracker! The popcorn
brittle semifreddo is as
■ Chophouse good as any dessert gets.
200 St George’s Terrace, Perth
restaurant is a warm A fluffy layer of
Phone 1300 246 748 haven, full of hearty, marshmallow tops the
meaty smells on a cold silky semifreddo, which
■ opening times winter’s day. sits on a layer of sponge
Monday to Friday, noon to ■ In a meat lover’s heaven don’t go past the dessert – the semifroddo is a cracker!
Chophouse, a Sydney- cake. The popcorn and
midnight.
based business that also a worthy selection more often. It is topped and jus and there is also honeycomb brittle, and a
Saturday, 6pm to midnight.
recently opened in of local craft beers, with crunchy kohlrabi, a choice of accompanying smear of salted caramel
■ rating Perth, is right next to the including Eagle Bay and a vegetable from the sauces. sauce give crunch and a
revamped Cloisters food
food &&&&
&&&&& arcade, in the heart of the
Young Henry.
Chophouse is described
cabbage family.
For main, we eye off
As with many
upmarket steakhouses,
salty kick to the dish.
For such a new
service &&&
&&&&& CBD. as an Australian the colossal Chophouse you need to order side restaurant, Chophouse
We’re seated upstairs
ambience &&&&
&&&&& version of a New York tomahawk, which has dishes, which turns it has certainly hit the
in the cosy dining room steakhouse. It’s not been dry aged for four into an expensive meal ground running. Though
value for money &&&
&&&&& with the feel of bygone in-your-face American, to six weeks. At $10 a for two. pricey, its seasonal
■ style – steakhouse times. Downstairs is a but there are subtle nods kilogram, it would cost We share garlic and produce is top notch and
bar area and an outside to its influence on the about $170 and my bet is herb seasonal greens cooked to a very high
■ wine – extensive; many WA,
deck that will be ideal for menu. that it’s worth splashing ($9.20), the shoestring standard, and if you are
interstate and international wines.
cheeky after-work drinks Chef has a hankering out on. fries ($9) and a piping mad about meat you
■ owner– Keystone Group in warmer months. won’t be disappointed.
for some dude food I choose a more hot cauliflower gratin
■ chef – Scott Alfonso The pleasant service is and the mac and cheese conservative beef
■ feel – Warm, rustic/industrial off to a shaky start that bombs ($18.90) fit the short rib ($36). The

life by the
interior can be wholly blamed on bill perfectly. Macaroni deliciously tender piece
technology – the iPad is

■ wheelchair access – yes
not playing ball – so it’s
■ cost – Entree – $18.90 to $38.90 back to pen and paper to
Mains – $19.90 to $170 take our order.
Dessert – $6 to $12.90
Wine drinkers are
■ all in all – Marvellous meats. well catered for with an
Excellent desserts are certainly not extensive list that has
an afterthought.
many local, interstate
and international wines
available from interesting
The TIMEOUT food reviewer visits
places like Lebanon.
restaurants unannounced and
Boutique beer is very
pays for meals and drinks.
on-trend and there is
cheese made with three
cheeses is crumbed,
deep fried and served
with a napoletana sauce,
delicious!
I devour the yellowfin
tuna entrée ($24.50).
The exceptionally fresh
fish is seared and sits on
a scrumptious avocado
and wasabi puree, a
tasty combination that
I think should be used
of meat practically
slides off the bone with
a gentle poke from my
knife. It is glazed with a
sweet and tangy house-
made barbecue sauce.
The beef fillet
($54.90), served on
the bone, is perfectly
cooked medium rare
and full of flavour, as
aged meat should be. It
is served with a chutney
drop
Big is better
Wine glasses are bigger
now than they were three
decades ago.
It’s not that we’re
drinking more wine –
consumption per head in
Australia has remained
static – it’s about giving
it is directed towards the
sides of the tongue and
away from the middle
front where sugar is
tasted.
A full-bodied white wine
(chardonnay) normally
has little sugar and is not
excessively acidic and
is suited to a tall tulip

Pickles
the same in growing veg- wine a bigger surface glass (turned-in lip) and
etables or selecting local area in the glass, a cut rim so flavour is
produce. allowing it to breathe generally directed to the

on the
Popular products include
beetroot and shiraz relish,
sparkling strawberry jam,
readily. middle of the tongue. It
And wine can be swirled is much the same with
vigorously in a large red wine. Pinot noir is
naturally high in acid

move
Cottesloe, the east
coast, and Singapore: a
Denmark winery’s new
condiment range is going
places.
The Lake House’s
Vinofood label is one of
the newest products on the
shelves at The Boatshed, in
Cottesloe.
Garry Capelli and
Leanne Rogers started
their winery nine years
ago. They make three rang-
es of wines, run a restau-
■ No need to trek down to Denmark for Lake House relishes
and preserves.
rant, and now make sweet
and savoury delights in
their commercial kitchen.
There are chutneys,
savoury jams and relishes,
wine jellies, fruits and syr-
ups, preserves and jams,
savoury sauces and syrups,
antipasto and dressings,
mustards, sweet delights
and sauces.
Leanne and Garry stick
to biodynamic principles in
their vineyard, and apply
rocky road with red wine
jelly, and red pepper, char-
donnay and chilli sauce.
“Initially the chutneys,
wine jellies and mustards
were made to use on the
lunch platters at The Lake
House restaurant,” Leanne
said.
“People just loved them
and kept asking where
they could buy them, so we
decided to sell the products
at the cellar door.”
For more information,
go to vinofood.com.au,
lakehousedenmark.com.au
or call Leanne or Melissa
Dybing on 9848 3398.
glass without giving table
companions a shower.
White wine glasses
remain taller and slimmer
than red wine glasses
simply because red wine
is robust and requires
more aeration.
Colourless glasses are
still prized, stemware is
preferred and a carefully
washed glass is essential.
It doesn’t stop there for
some wine drinkers.
The shape of the glass
and the rim is important
to them. Acid is detected
on the sides of the
tongue and a wine high
in acid, a young dry
riesling or sauvignon
blanc for example, is
and is best in a fat round
thistle glass with a cut
rim, whereas cabernet
sauvignon and shiraz
are invariably served in
large tulip glasses and
the centre of the tongue
becomes the epicentre of
flavour.
When drinking bubbles
we are bucking the
bigger trend by moving
away from a tall flute to
a shorter, tulip-shaped
glass where aromatics
and bouquet are not lost.
The glass is easier to
clean and less liable to
be knocked over.
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In the mind that made Pet Sounds

Love & Mercy (M) But it is not an
unprecedented casting risk.
✪✪✪✪ After all, the screenplay is
REVIEW: PIER LEACH co-written (with Michael
Alan Lerner) by Oren
At first glance it is hard Moverman, who wrote I’m
to see how Paul Dano Not There, which famously
and John Cusack could had six actors, including
both play Brian Wilson, Cate Blanchett play Bob
the musical genius behind Dylan. So matching Dano,
the Beach Boys; they’re who with a few extra kilos
physically so different. looks quite like a young
It is one of the several Wilson, and Cusack, who
his concurrent mental
breakdown and his
eventual recovery 20 years
later.
The latter was thanks in
no small part to Wilson’s
now-wife Melinda
Ledbetter (Elizabeth
Banks, excellent), who met
the gentle, prescription
drug-hazed Wilson
by chance at a LA car
dealership and quickly
realised he was trapped
in the stranglehold of his
control-freak self-styled
guru psychotherapist,
Eugene Landy (Paul
Giamatti).
Directed by Bill Pohlad,
a filmmaker best known
as a producer (Wild, 12
Years a Slave, Brokeback
Mountain), the film
burrows deep into Wilson’s
psyche, shedding light
on of how the voices and
sounds reverberating in his
head made their way out
and into groundbreaking
albums like Pet Sounds
– despite the terrible,
undermining influence of
his tyrannical father.
The production values
are all superb – the
costumes, production
design, editing, and
importantly the score.
Composer Atticus Ross
(The Social Network) was
given access to Wilson’s
master tapes for inspiration
and samples and what
he delivers is a unifying
force in the film between
Wilson’s head space and
his catalogue of songs.
Love & Mercy was
years in the making and
developed with the full
cooperation of the Wilsons.

cinema
wonders of Love and doesn’t at all, is really not
Mercy that they pull it off such a stretch.
so assuredly, uniting their Love and Mercy is far
performances with a spot-on
physicality that makes the
more conventional than
the experimental Dylan REWIND
back-and-forth transition film. But still takes a bold, What the critics are saying…
between Wilson in his 20s unorthodox approach to
in the 1960s and his 40s in its subject – namely, a ■ Far From the Madding Crowd (M)
the 1980s so seamless and tender portrait of Wilson ✪ ✪ ✪ ✪½
cumulatively revealing. at his creative peak, “[Thomas] Vinterberg may rush the final
act, but he gets pitch-perfect perform-
ances from Schoenaerts, Sheen and
Sturridge and brings out the wild side in
N O Ë L C O WA R D ’ S

BLITHE
Mulligan, who can hold a close-up like
nobody’s business. She’s a live wire in a
movie that knows how to stir up a clas-

SPIRIT
sic for the here and now,” says Rolling
Stone. But the Guardian reckons, “There
is ultimately something very unbalanced
in this movie: the female lead and one
male support are outstanding; another
supporting male is fine and the third is
 frankly uncomfortable and miscast.”
B L AC K S WA N S TAT E T H E AT R E C O M PA N Y

JUL ■ Minions (PG) ✪✪✪

Screen International calls Minions, “A
TO
surprisingly demented delight; a crazy,
 spirited, if simplistic fusion of off-beat
adult humour blended with the sensibil-
AUG ity of an anarchic toddler.” But Variety
says of the Despicable Me prequel, “this
by-popular-demand detour proves that
■ John Cusack as Brian Wilson in the 1980s, with Elizabeth Banks as Wilson’s as boundless as the yellow creatures’
wife-to-be, Melinda. appeal may seem, they work better as
supporting characters than as the main

Revolution at Revelation
Revelation Perth International
Film Festival returns for its 18th
year of celebrating independent
cinema with a focus on Australian
filmmaking.
A HILARIOUS AND FANTASTICAL The festival opens on July 2 with
COMEDY ABOUT ‘ASTRAL BIGAMY’. Perth writer Reg Cribb’s film, Last
Cab to Darwin, directed by Jeremy
book at ticketek.com.au or 1300 795 012 Sims and featuring a high-calibre
PRINCIPAL PARTNER cast, including Michael Caton and
H E AT H L E D G E R T H E AT R E
STAT E T HEAT RE CENT RE OF WA Jacki Weaver.
Festival director Richard Sowada
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the local industry.
■ Going Clear: Scientology and the
The festival will also include
two new WA-produced features,
documentaries, a feature narrative
and locally made short films as part
of the Get Your Shorts On short
film festival (July 9).
Revelation will also run
workshops for aspiring and
established filmmakers, including a
three-day digital filmmaking class
with Craig Deeker and an acting
attraction – not that the Minions will
be wearing out their welcome anytime
soon”.
Prison of Belief (M) ✪✪✪✪
“This impeccably assembled and
argued film represents a brave, timely
intervention into debates around the
organisation that have been simmer-
ing for some time,” says the Hollywood
Reporter. But the NY Times reckons Alex
Gibney “comes across as less interested
in understanding Scientology than in
exposing its secrets, which makes for a
lively and watchable documentary if not

masterclass with Steve Bisley. an especially enlightening one”.

said Last Cab to Darwin was an
example of the incredible talent in Revelation runs from July 2 to 12. ✪ Average star ratings

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■ PROPERTY REVIEWS ■ AUCTIONS ■ CHANGING HANDS ■ H I D E AWAY S

spotlighton
COTTESLOE

From $799,000

1/15 Eric Street

The blue and white colour
scheme of this unit is a remind-
er of the nearby ocean.

AGENT: Gill Vivian,

Vivian’s Residential.

■ You can subdivide this hillside block – and even keep the original 1930s house.

$2.65million
42C Marine Parade
This four-bedroom home is
good value for Cottesloe’s
most expensive street.
AGENT: Mack Hall.
$3,895,000
13A Avonmore Terrace
The price has been reduced
for this luxurious home about
250m from the beach.
AGENT: Jody Fewster,
Acton Cottesloe.
FAST FACTS
Median Cottesloe house
price: $1,950,000.
Properties for sale: 80
Enjoy as is – or subdivide
5 Beach Street
4 COTTESLOE
Auction noon
2
July 4
3 Acton Cottesloe
Y ou can develop or oc-
cupy this elegant hill-
side home, but either way
you will be spending a lot
of time out the front.
Thanks to Cottesloe’s
wide verges, the elevated
front garden has an excel-
lent view down the street
to the sparkling waters of
the Indian Ocean.
The 1930s house also
boasts a wide front ve-
randa, from which you can
soak in the views and the
northern sun.
Both are regularly en-
joyed by the home’s resi-
dent kangaroo – a sculpture
cleverly propped up behind
a hedge, presumably to con-
fuse the neighbours.
Subdivision has already
been approved for the
774sq.m block, allowing
Like most houses of its era, this sizeable
family home is well constructed
you to demolish and build
side-by-side or modify the
existing home to build
front-to-back.
Like most houses of its
era, this sizeable family
home is well constructed,
with thick walls, high ceil-
ings and plenty of extra
trimmings.
Four bedrooms share
the old front section, in-
cluding the main suite.
Here, plantation timber
shutters filter natural light
into a spacious bedroom
and its adjoining contem-
porary ensuite with stone
benchtops and a sandy,
coastal colour scheme.
A similarly appointed
bathroom serves the three
remaining bedrooms.
The main hall opens to
a 1980s extension, with a
roomy living area and an
upstairs retreat.
A long island counter
doubling as a breakfast
bar introduces you to the
kitchen, which also fea-
tures Gaggenau appliances
and a swathe of timber
cabinets.
Glass bi-folds open to
the rear garden, which
leads to a detached double
garage with access from a ■ A big island counter in the modern kitchen gives you
right-of-way. plenty of room to whip up dinner.
Another single garage
at the front opens to the
street.
Back inside, a white
timber staircase ushers
you up to the retreat – a
big multipurpose room
with pitched, timber-lined
ceilings, exposed beams
and ocean views.
The selling agents
are Bev Heymans and
Travis Coleman, of Acton
Cottesloe.
■ Rich timber floors flow throughout the main living area.

FOR LEASE
106 Archdeacon Street, Nedlands
$1,450 per week
SPACIOUS FAMILY HOME LOCATED
IN GOLF COURSE LOCALE
This lovely spacious home is located in one of Nedlands’ most sought after
streets at the golf course end of Archdeacon. If golf is not your thing then there
is tennis, long walks along the banks of the beautiful Swan River or rides on
the cycle paths to the city or Kings Park. The property is also close to Perth’s
premier private and government schools, both primary and secondary. The
one level home encompasses spacious formal lounge and dining room. The
king size master bedroom with a garden aspect is positioned at the front of
the home along with a large walk in robe and a spacious en-suite bathroom.
There is also a study at the front of the home. Three good sized bedrooms
and family bathroom are located at the rear along with a massive family room
and fabulous kitchen.

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recent If you love the wallpaper,

The eye-catching
designs lend the
sales house a distinct

this home is for you style that is

anything but boring
$2.52million 403 Vincent Street
COTTESLOE 2 WEST LEEDERVILLE
4 Nailsworth Street Low $1millions
1
Advertised for $2.8million, Abel McGrath
this 1062sq.m block with 2
subdivision potential is at
the council depot site.
AGENT: Justin Davies, T he address at the top of the
page says West Leederville,
but you could be forgiven for
Space Real Estate.
thinking it was the Wall Candy
shop in Beaufort Street.
The house is a veritable
exhibition of bold wallpa-
pers, showing off a range of
colours and textures from
front to back.
It won’t suit everybody, but
■■■ the eye-catching designs lend
$2.7million the house a distinct style that
is anything but boring.
SWANBOURNE Rich jarrah floorboards and
13 Swanway Crescent door frames contrast with the
area, and then down again to a ■ ABOVE: Bold wallpaper
Architect Simon Youngleson contemporary styling, while
brick-lined barbecue pit. designs set the tone in this
designed this 4x4 with a high ceilings help diffuse it.
Towering trees shade an heritage renovation. RIGHT:
pool for his own family. In the main bedroom at the
elevated outdoor lounge at The distinctive orange kitchen
AGENTS: John Hunter front, crystal-laced dark wall- has been featured in Scoop
their base, overlooking the
and Simon McGrath, paper covers a wall opposite a Magazine. BELOW: A classic
Abel McGrath.
pool.
row of elegant sash windows 1930s exterior belies the
The selling agent is Adam contemporary interior of this
with leadlight trimmings and
Marchant, of Abel McGrath. two-bedroom home.
a solid timber frame.
It is a similar story in the
nearby main living room,
where pink wallpaper with
a lace teardrop pattern sur-
rounds an original fireplace
with a beautiful white man-
■■■
tel.
$6.9million The floor plan opens out
a bit at the back, where a
SWANBOURNE
distinctive orange and white
22 Odern Crescent
kitchen with glossy cabinets
The former owners made a flows through to an informal
nice profit on this one: they dining area.
paid $2,395,000 for it in 2000,
From here, glass bi-folds
according to Landgate.
AGENT: Adam Lenegan,
Mack Hall.
open to the back of the 488sq.m
block.
A partly sheltered deck
On the Geographe waterfront
steps up to the expansive pool
W arning for Eagles fans: the
games room may offend.
The owner of this waterfront
bright purple.
Agent Ty Criddle, of Acton
South West, said 65 Keel Retreat,
Bay,” Mr Criddle said.
On a 1002sq.m block, the four-
bedroom and two-bathroom home
FAST FACTS home is a proud Dockers sup- Geographe, was good value com- comes with two mooring poles, a
Median West Leederville porter, and his purple passion pared with Eagle Bay. heated pool and a spa.
house price: $1,082,500. is on show. It’s on the market for $1.59mil- A bonus is the location near
Properties for sale: 36 A Dockers flag hangs from lion. the beach and tavern.
the ceiling (this will be easy to “Expect to pay a fraction of the For more details, phone 0427
remove) and the pool table is price of a similar home in Eagle 175 426.

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Church attracts 200

The POST’s property writer, JULIE BAILEY, would like to hear your
real estate news. Please email julie@postnewspapers.com.au.
Three bidders put their hands up
for 5 Baramba Road, City Beach,
which went under the hammer for
$3million.
City Beach home
fetches $3m
The cold, rainy weather didn’t
dampen spirits at the auction of
5 Baramba Road, City Beach,
which was sold under the hammer
last weekend for $3million. Agent
Christopher Dee, of Realmark
West, said the price exceeded the
reserve. Built by Brian Burke Homes,
the five-bedroom home cost about
$2.2million to build, according
to Mr Dee. Bidding kicked off at
$2.2million and there were three
bidders in the running for the
home on 890sq.m. Meanwhile in
Cottesloe, two blocks in Athelstan
Road were passed in by Jamie Loh,
of Jamie Loh Real Estate. Bidding
for lot 5 reached $885,000 and
$860,000 for lot 2. Both 330sq.m
blocks are priced at $950,000.
From the pits to
the limelight
Ever dreamt of making your mark
on history? Here’s a chance: buy
a former lime works in the UK.
Built in the 1930s, the heritage-
listed property in Faversham has
been converted to a house with
six bedrooms, a library, cinema,
gym, sauna, plunge pool and roof
terraces. The owners have spent
almost a decade on renovating
the former water-softening plant
– but it’s not quite finished. For
$3.07million, you can design
and complete the final 10% of the
conversion and call this spectacular
piece of history home. For more
details, pop in and see Will Peppitt,
at the Savills head office in London.
Vancouver is hot
If you think the property market is
red hot in Sydney and Melbourne,
check out what’s happening in
Vancouver. It’s been like winning
Lotto for thousands of people who
own what they call “single family
detached” homes. The average
price for new and existing detached
This Vancouver house sold for
$192,000 more than the asking price.
■ Hand-crafted concrete beds and bespoke timber furniture pay homage
to a pair of conical water towers, which remain the centrepiece of this his-
toric lime works conversion.
properties sold within the city of
Vancouver reached $1,914,069
last year, up 173% from $701,094
in 2005, according to The Globe
and Mail. Karin Morris, from Royal
LePage, is among the local agents
who are cleaning up in the frenzied
market. “It has gone berserk,” Ms
Morris said. More than 100 people
turned up at one of her home
opens, and there were 15 offers
for the property in the upmarket
Point Grey neighbourhood. It went
for $2.48million – after the owners
paid $488,000 for it in 2000. The
buyers were a family from China,
said their agent, Shino Zhang, of
Pacific Place-Arc Realty Ltd. The
house sold for $192,000 above the
asking price of $2,288,000. The
number eight, considered lucky in
Chinese culture, is a common sight
in Vancouver in real estate pricing
for listings and sales.
What’s happening with the free
church? Readers have asked if
Father Patrick Lim has given away
his Gosnells church (POST, June 13).
Fr Lim said he had been inundated
with calls. “About 200 people
contacted us and we haven’t been
able to get back to everyone,” Fr
Lim said. “Our priority is for the
church to go to a worshipping
community and we have chosen
three groups. We are seeing who
can manage shifting the church by
the end of the year.” We’ll keep you
POSTed.
Lad of the lake moves on
Dead Man’s Passage and Bird
Island could be in a Mark Twain
novel, but they were the local haunts
of Peter Variakojis, who grew up in
Mt Claremont. Peter (54), has fond
memories of his childhood at 46
Adderley Street. “There were only
around half a dozen or so houses
in Adderley Street at the time, and
friends and I would go to Lake
Claremont and raft around the lake
on old box lids,” Peter said. “The
lake was twice as big as it is today,
and it was used as a rubbish tip.
We would raft out to Bird Island
and down Dead Man’s Passage.”
Peter recalls walking through tracks
to Swanbourne beach. “If we took
a wrong track, we would end up in
an Aboriginal camp and be chased
away.” After more than a decade,
his family home is changing hands.
The modest three-bedroom home, on
1012sq.m, was due to be auctioned
on July 4 but it was snapped up this
week. The agent is Julie Barker, of
Vivian’s Residential, on 0417 425
433.

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countryside. Swapping lengthy
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seems like an idyllic solution for
many. Given the ever increasing
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those determined to gain ‘home
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Abel McGrath property
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many people go through a
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on city life, permanently or
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those not wanting to uproot
their family hours from their
support networks, there are
a number of hidden treasures
just outside the CBD that many
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Ms Copeland and her family
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Fed up with share houses?
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■■■
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Full-height windows ensure
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35 Peasholm Road
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All the best houses … in the western suburbs are in the POST each week
■ A hanging light installation overshadows the precinct known as The Strand. ■ The pool is just one of many plus-sized amenities that
service this 243-apartment complex.
Plenty to entertain down The Strand
28 Hood Street The whole space is
1-2 SUBIACO
From $480,000
overshadowed by
a big hanging light
1-2
Burgess Rawson and
1 Knight Frank installation, which
can change colours
E very sales agent wants to tell
you how unique their new
development is, but Chris Tonich
and patterns
of Burgess Rawson may actually
and a private dining room with
have a point.
an attached kitchen.
“Other developers add things
All of this means you don’t
just so they can say they have
have to give up the creature
amenities, but Finbar has re-
comforts to live in an inner-city
ally thought about what owners
apartment, because all ameni-
want,” he says.
■ Apartments are clean and simple, with plush carpeting and ties can be easily booked on the
Mr Tonich, along with other
well-appointed kitchens. strata website.
agents from Burgess Rawson
The apartments are all spa-
and Knight Frank, is selling the
cious and well appointed with
remaining handful of apartments
modern appliances, following a
in Subiaco’s Strand development,
fairly standard floor plan of a cen-
which is nearing completion.
tral living room with bedrooms
From the street, you can see
this isn’t your usual sardine can
branching off to the sides.
Some feature spacious balco-
inner-city complex.
nies that overlook The Strand,
A wide boulevard known as
allowing you to entertain with
The Strand separates the devel-
friends of just enjoy a quiet drink
opment’s two residential towers,
and watch the world go by.
designed to provide a commercial
One-bedroom apartments are
and cultural hub at the centre of
still available from $480,000,
the complex.
while two-bedroom apartments
The whole space is overshad-
start at $580,000.
owed by a big hanging light ■ Book out the dining room, and entertain your guests in style.
installation, which can change
colours and patterns. businesses, but there is plenty to Besides the impressive shel- FAST FACTS
The developers hope the Median Subiaco house
keep the residents entertained tered pool deck, there are a
price: $1,282,500.
area will soon be bustling with in the private areas of the com- spacious gym, a well equipped Properties for sale: 73
restaurants, cafes and other plex too. games room, a 16-seat theatre
*
52%
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than its competitor
* Roy Morgan March 2015
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PROPERTY ■ WA architecture awards

■ Wayne Dufty designed the creative extension to this original “beach shack” in City Beach.

Local homes vie for architectural awards

STEPHANIE McGANN nominated for 16 projects in Subiaco, which is one of the
the western suburbs are: best preserved Federation

A renovated and extend-

ed beach shack in City
Beach is in the running for
an architecture award to be
announced next week.
Designed by DnA
Architects, the Boscombe
Avenue home, just 90m
from the beach, is one of
more than 120 entries in
this year’s WA Architecture
Awards.
The awards honour ex-
cellence in the design and
construction industry, ac-
cording to Philip Griffiths,
president of the Australian
Institute of Architects WA
chapter.
The winners will be an-
nounced on Friday, July 3,
at Crown Perth.
Among the architects
■ Wayne Dufty, of DnA
Architects, designed the
alterations and additions
to the Boscombe Avenue
house.
Mr Dufty said it was a
modest and sustainable
project that played with
architectural objects to
bring new life to an original
character home.
“The brief was to main-
tain the quirky nature and
beach-shack texture of the
original, but to enhance
the existing spaces with
modern convenience,” Mr
Dufty said.
Among the additions
are a curved, street-facing
alfresco area, a garden
shed converted to a home
theatre and a “man cave”.
■ David Hartree and Peter Hobbs designed this eco-friendly Cottesloe home with a roof terrace.
The builder was Charles
Malet.
■ Joanna Bridle, of Luigi
Rosselli Architects, de-
signed a Subiaco house,
which she called The
Subiaco Oval.
Built by Omega Homes,
it has a cluster of pavilions
that surround an oval-
shaped courtyard.
“The small scale of
the pitched roofs, rein-
vented veranda, and the
criss-cross pattern of the
recycled brickwork have
all been respectful to the
early-1900s streetscape of
period suburbs of Perth,”
Ms Bridle said.
■ Sam Klopper, of Klopper
and Davis Architects, has
been nominated for al-
terations and additions on
two projects, including a
Wembley worker’s cottage
that was converted to a big
family home, with bespoke
cabinets and textural ma-
terials.
Mr Klopper said John
Wigham Builders had been
a legend to work with and
made life on the project
a joy.
His second project
was a Cottesloe house,
which was renovated and
extended by Gage Roads
Construction.
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■ WA architecture awards

■ Joe Chindarsi retained the original copper fireplace in his extension to this Floreat home. ■ Kelwin Wong is in the running for several awards for this Nedlands riverside home.

■ Dervla McCarey designed this passive solar family home in Cottesloe.

Mr Klopper said inte- and steel architecture with architect Peter Hobbs, There is a roof terrace,
The house incorporates grating a new fourth level categories. designed a Cottesloe house which has panoramic
into the existing house and A picture frame window that was built by Richard views, and a vegetable
recycled materials and has a raising the external spaces in the living area serves as Harris Homes. garden.
170,000-litre underground by 3m had its challenges, an outside/inside window Architect David Hartree ■ David Hartree, of Hartree
rainwater tank but the solution made the seat. said the brief called for & Associates Architects,
most of the site’s pano- The builders were BGC off-site fabrication, a has been nominated for
ramic views. Residential. short construction time another two projects, in-
■ Banham Architects de- ■ Hartree & Associates frame and an eco-friendly cluding the Mont Clare as-
signed a sculptural home Architects, in association design. sisted living facility. Built
with ocean views, which
was built by Cambuild.
Architect Steeg Banham
said the massive cantilev-
ered swimming pool, with
its structural glass, was a
daring architectural feat.
■ Dervla McCarey,
of Philippa Mowbray
Architects, designed a
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The house, built by
Beautifully nestled on a handy corner block
and just seconds from Cottesloe Beach and Mosman Bay Construction,
its sparkling Indian Ocean waters, this neat incorporates recycled
and tidy 3x1 home is filled with coastal materials and has a
character and has been extremely well looked
Marcia Farris after, representing the perfect opportunity to 170,000-litre underground
0403 581 754 enter into a wonderful seaside suburb! rainwater tank.
marciaf@daveyre.com.au Home Open: 11am – 12 noon ■ A City Beach house, de-
13th, 20th, 27th June and 4th July signed by Mark Aronson, of
26 North Beach Road, North Beach Mark Aronson Architecture,
Ph: 9447 1644 is nominated in both the
www.daveyrealestate.com.au ■ This Cottesloe home, desgined by Sam Klopper, is up for two awards.
alterations and additions

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■ Mark Aronson designed the alterations and additions to this City Beach house.
by Badge Construction, the
80-bed complex has views
of Claremont and the Swan
River.
His second project was
a 1911 Cottesloe bungalow
renovation.
Mr Hartree said the de-
sign was reminiscent of loft
living and had a bespoke
library, which catered for
the client’s book collection,
piano and writing desk.
The builders were
Wenham Constructions.
■ Chindarsi Architects
designed the alterations
and additions to the former
home of architect Donald
Bailey.
Architect Joe Chindarsi
said the Floreat home’s
original shallow butterfly
roof was the inspiration
for new elements.
■ A Floreat house, de-
signed by Jonathan Lake
Architects and built by
Michael Bradshaw, is in the
small project category.
Architect Jonathan Lake
said coloured glass panels
were incorporated into
a street-facing window
to bring colour and light
into a modernist-inspired
house.
“Our proposition sought
to insert a small contem-
porary heart that comple-
ments and enhances the
qualities of the original,”
Mr Lake said.
■ Timothy Wright, of Wright
Feldhusen Architects, has
been nominated for two
projects in the new house
category, including an
owner-builder’s Cottesloe
home.
“The plan is an ‘H’
shape that enables a north
courtyard and garden with
a south pool courtyard,” Mr
Wright said.
His second project was
a Floreat house, built by
Russell Manger and Jarrod
Cranston, which comprised
several modernist wings.
“The project explores
the courtyard model to
create a private and secure
environment,” Mr Wright
said.
■ Allen Jack + Cottier is in
the running for the multi-
ple housing award.
The firm designed
five new buildings for St
Catherine’s College student
accommodation at UWA’s
Crawley campus.
Masonry facades tie the
new buildings in with the
university’s older architec-
ture, while stainless-steel
columns and transparent
walkways add a crisp, mod-
ern feel.
The builders were
Pindan.
■ A Nedlands house,
designed by Craig Steere
Architects, is vying for top-
spot in three categories,
including new houses,
interior architecture and
lighting.
■ Mixed materials complement bespoke cabinets in this home designed by Sam Klopper.
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■ WA architecture awards
Masonry facades tie
the new buildings in
with the university’s
older architecture
■ Architect Kelwin Wong
said the home was designed
with the needs of a growing
family in mind.
Two distinct pavilions
flank a central courtyard
and swimming pool, which,
along with a big kitchen,
provide a communal fam-
ily hub.
“The brief called for a
strong connection between
inside and out and this
was achieved with the
use of a linear pergola
structure that visually ties
the pavilions together,” Mr
Wong said.
The minimalist home,
built by 3B Build, has river
views.
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Aldi wants me out

Call for audit of Rosalie
• From page 3
and Subiaco City Junior Soccer
Club.
“They are not the registered
affiliated parties under the RSA
constitution, the liquor licence,
consumer protection registra-
tion, or Australian Securities
and Investment Commission
incorporation,” he said.
“At the time, the names pro-
vided to the council for signing
the lease were in error.
“Staff subsequently corrected
the names.
“We were advised that Subiaco
AFC was the trading name for
both Subiaco senior and junior
soccer.
“They were the same entity.”
Mr Richardson said the name
of the licensee’s former bar man-
ager, Katrina Bradford – who left
about two years ago – had been
prominently displayed over the
pavilion entrance.
About a week ago, the name
had been removed but not re-
placed, he told the council.
He said this indicated the RSA
did not have a bar manager,
which was contrary to its lease
and liquor licence.
RSA ownership and affiliation
had changed substantially but
regulatory authorities had not
been notified, which was contrary
to the terms of the old lease.
“Because of this, RSA appears
to be in breach of their require-
ments for a trading entity,” Mr
Richardson told the meeting.
“In querying the RSA trading
Australian Business Number, I
found that is is based on parties
not now involved in the RSA.
“The Australian Securities
and Investment Commission has
no registration of any change of
RSA’s participants.
Apart from not paying rent,
breaches to the old lease includ-
ed not adhering to licence condi-
tions, not providing information
to the council even when it had
been asked for and ensuring a
councillor was on the board of
management.
He said there had been slack-
ness on both sides.
“Collectively, this is a litany
of governance and compliance
failure, not all down to the
RSA,” Mr Richardson told the
meeting.
“Since I cannot resolve these
apparent contradictions, I request
• From page 7
was too much he would say:
‘That is ridiculous’ and re-
duce it.”
Other shopkeepers would
not talk about their reviews
and said they wanted to study
their letters.
Others were not due for a
rent review until next year
Mr Turner said.
Richard Goyder, managing
director of Wesfarmers, which
owns Coles, this week called
The pavilion in Rosalie Park. for a level playing field for
that Subiaco officers do so. internal auditor to make sure we businesses in terms of tax.
“Apart from financial implica- have protected the process.” Aldi’s financial records are
tions, the issues seem to have the Councillor Mark Burns said not made public because it
potential to thoroughly embar- several laws had been broken is registered as a limited
rass Subiaco, unless dealt with and that the situation got sillier partnership.
promptly.” and sillier.
Councillor Lynley Hewett “Under Section 6.10 of the
described what Mr Richardson Liquor Act, you’ve got to have a
Family jewels
had told the meeting as chal- bar manager or you cannot sell • From page 1
lenging. alcohol,” he said. “We were told [by the Child
“Audit committees are about “That name must be advertised Protection Department]
finding out how things are,” she to the public. we have to move out by
said. “You can’t just pull it off there December,” she said.
“You don’t run away from because the last person quit two “We were offered alterna-
this thing, you ask the internal years ago.” tive premises in Bennett
auditor to look at it and one of Mr Burns said the council Street, East Perth, but they
two things will happen: they will had a responsibility to the com- weren’t appropriate. We don’t
either say there is a problem, or munity. have anywhere to go.
there is no problem. Councillors voted unanimously “The department were
“You can’t not do it … The long for the audit to be carried out and trying to help us, and we
and the short of it is to ask the reported on next month. understand they will help us

P P PROPERTY ‘Impossible’ campaign slammed

rent-wise.”
POST The association represents
2500 foster carer families.
• From page 5 she said. obtaining a graduate job once A wooden structure was on

Classifieds last month requesting the cost

of the re-brand but he said the
university would not reveal
the figure.
ALL AREAS SUBIACO UWA Student Guild presi-
dent Elizabeth O’Shea said
the money spent on the Pursue
Impossible campaign could
have been better spent else-
where and student opinions
were mixed on the university’s
new motto.
“The feeling on the ground
seems to be that this is a lot
of money for something that
didn’t need to be a priority,”
“Students are told the uni-
versity is in a funding crisis,
and I think students would
prefer that their money was
put towards improving their
educational experience and
supporting them, rather than
a large-scale marketing and
advertising campaign.
“The reception to the new
motto has been mixed, with
#pursueimpossible being
adopted by some students in
jest to highlight various is-
sues on campus, referring to
everything from difficulties
they’ve graduated, to research
students struggling to make
ends meet because of cuts to
their scholarships.
“Students understand that
universities are in a tight
situation financially without
increased government sup-
port, and that recruitment of
more students – particularly
internationally – would help
the university in a climate
without fee deregulation.
“Students definitely prefer
this to having to pay more
personally.”
the cable station site in 1901
when the first cable was laid to
Direction Island in the Cocos
group, and a major upgrade
in 1926 saw the purpose-built
relay station connect to new
overseas destinations as well
as South Australia.
In 1971 the Daily News re-
ported that the building would
be converted to a residential
centre for “disturbed children”
called the McCall Centre.
The main building became
an education centre and the
engine room was converted
to a play and therapy centre,

Simpson ‘misled’ Parliament

• From page 7 open, as it is for any local were due to hold a meeting
with extensions for an admin-
istration centre, kitchen and
dining areas, plus a separate
residential unit.
KEEPING IT REAL government involved in this the Department of Local In 1975 a kindergarten
HELPING PEOPLE MOVE Mr Simpson that he had process, and I am happy to Government on Friday morn- was added and in 1982 more
GILL VIVIAN said he “was working with meet with them.” ing (June 26). alterations were made.
0415 853 926 Subiaco” on transitional ar- Meanwhile, a petition with Mr Hill said they had been
TRENT VIVIAN
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Mr Simpson repeated his
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against the move to include
contacted by a department
official a few weeks ago and
Billion-dollar
APPRAISALS
MARINA BERZINS
claim that the Bill contained
arrangements for Subiaco
King’s Park, QEII, Hollywood
Private Hospital and UWA
had offered a meeting date
which was not taken up.
portfolio
DALKEITH 9381 9111 0419 195 873 as it “transitions into that inside the boundary of PCC This week’s meeting with • From page 5
MARINA@PAXTONHOAD.COM.AU process”. was tabled in Parliament. a department manager was
“We worked with Subiaco Wooroloo, West Pingelly, West
The petition called on the to brief them on the Bill’s Busselton and Albany.
prior to bringing the legis- Premier to review the bound- “transitional provisions”.
lation in, and I know that A UWA spokesman would
ary change. “In our mind, a mid-level not say what the country prop-
COMMERCIAL definitely one letter has “We make this plea in the officer in the department is erties were for, or discuss
gone from the department to knowledge that the proposal, not really consultation at
DALKEITH NEDLANDS
request a meeting with the the university’s latest annual
as above, is uncosted, has senior governmental level,” report, which has details on
Subiaco CEO and mayor,” Mr little or no cost benefits, will Mr Hill said.
Simpson said. its buildings and land, and
have serious rate impacts on “Our anticipation follow- money it makes from them.
“We have had no reply to both the City of Nedlands and ing the meeting with Tony
that one.” “We are unable to assist
the City of Subiaco, places at Simpson at Parliament House with your inquiry on this occa-
Mr Simpson said the bigger risk the future impartiality [in February when they in-
picture was more important sion,” the spokesman said.
of the King’s Park Board and formed him Subiaco did not The annual report says
and that UWA was keen to the park itself and completely want to proceed with a pro-
join PCC and that it was “good UWA owns buildings and
ignores the Dadour provisions posal by Cambridge to take it land worth $1.023billion and
legislation”. of the Local Government Act over] was that the consultation
But Mr Templeman pressed gets $23.155million from its
of Western Australia,” the would be from senior levels of investment properties.
the issue further. petitioners said. government and would take
“I have a supplementary The report also lists invest-
Subiaco mayor Heather place prior to the framing of ment revenue of $38.558mil-
STEVEN MAILEY question. I quote the mayor Henderson and CEO Ian Hill the City of Perth Bill.”
of the City of Subiaco: ‘The lion for last year.
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had them?” Japanese beer giant Lion in
texture.” venue or traditional stand-
Mr Simpson repeated his 2012 for $360million.
The distillery is looking up bar and would focus on
CLAREMONT Mt. $595,000 Promote comment that the City of Perth
for a secondary market for distilling products and other The distillery is named
Bill was good legislation and after the hippocampus, the
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that they were trying to work part of the brain shaped like
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flushed down the sewer. to experiment with small and connecting emotions and
Spacious Living area Subiaco if they want me to,” senses, such as smell and
Large veranda, Park views
Loverly North/South aspect
Classified Mr Simpson said. Over the next two months, batches of whisky made from
local grains, and rum from taste, to memories.
Heated pool, croquet court “We have contacted the City the distillery will develop
OPEN SATURDAY in Perth’s of Subiaco and we wrote the its trading plan for the li- local molasses. The distillery has light
10.00-10.45 cence, which allows it to The distillery is the fittings salvaged from the
22/80 Mooro Drive premier council a letter.
open between 11am and 9pm brainchild of former Little Balthazar wine bar and a
“We met with the City of
Beverly Ockerby
9562 7200 0407 223 306
location. Subiaco. My door is always from Monday to Thursday, Creatures founders Howard
Cearns, Nic Trimboli and
church pew rescued from the
Little Creatures Brewery.
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TREE SERVICES TV ANTENNA FOR SALE
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light plant repairs and servicing.
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0448 440 369.
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care and time given. Health rebate.
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experience. 9387 1027
WORKOUT Fitness Cottesloe
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0418 950 112
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classes on Tuesday evening in
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HOLIDAYS & RESORTS
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MOTOR VEHICLES
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MUSICAL
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tuition and private lessons available,
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toilets. Internet, mobiles, Oyster
cards provided. 9284 6515
PARIS Beautiful 2 bed apartment.
Left bank close to Notre Dame. Visit
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SITUATIONS VACANT
CASUAL Office all rounder 2 to 3
hours per week. Tourism marketing
experience. Duties loading and
maintaining booking channels.
Emails and newsletter to industry
and clients. Interested in helping
business grow. Suit work from your
home. Resume email:
ceinwa@iinet.net.au
CLEANER Required 12pm-2pm,
Mon - Fri for small Nedlands
shopping centre. Light work, exp pref
but not ess. Must be reliable and well
presented. Ideal for person wishing
to supplement income. $23.00 phr.
M&E Cleaning Serivice 0423 683
464 or mecs@outlook.com.au
IONA Presentation College is
seeking Expressions of Interest from
experienced energetic coaches and
umpires to assist in Basketball,
Soccer and Athletics, Monday to
Thursday, commencing 22 July 2015
(term 3). You would be required to
have your own transport, be able to
obtain a Working with Children
Clearance and a Police Clearance.
Please submit your Expression of
Interest before 1 July 2015, detailing
your experience, to: Ms Kylie
Kenyon kkenyon@iona.wa.edu.au.
For more information please refer to
our website www.iona.wa.edu.au
NANNY Wanted for 7 yoG and 9
yoB when widowed Dad is working
off shore. Very loving and well
adjusted, fun, intelligent, polite,
considerate kids who are a pleasure
to be with. Usually 3pm overnight to
9am week days in 1 to 3 week non
regular stints sometimes at short
notice. Must have checks, clearance
and a car. Prefer vibrant, flexible,
reliable, accessible and local lady.
Reply during school hours. No txt
please. Nedlands 0414 384 323
PRACTICE Nurse (RN) is required
for 2 days/week equivalent to 12
hours/week on long term basis in a
friendly 3 doctor General Practice in
Subiaco. The role is shared with an
existing nurse. Experience in
Practice Nursing is essential. For
more details or to send your CV
please email
recruitment@haystreetmedical.com.au
TUTORS Aces (Inc.), a not-for
-profit organisation working with
students with learning disorders is
seeking retired, pre-service teachers
or other professionals to join our
dedicated team. Part-time/casual.
Specialist training provided.
Collaborative work environment.
Please contact us on 9383 4812
or info@aceseducation.org.au
TYPIST Admin/office support
person. We need someone to assist
with: answering telephones, typing,
drafting advertisements, data entry
and more. Our office is located in
North Fremantle. This is a full time
role. However, school hours 5 days a
week) maybe considered. Please
apply to: Dr Mark Eagleton. Vetlink
Employment Service.
mark@vetlink.com.au. Applications
by email only
SITUATIONS WANTED
ADMINISTRATION/RECEPTION
Office or at home General
administration. Experienced in
various software local lady with
flexible hours to suit you. Part time
good rates 0417 913 931
CHAUFFEURED Sedan service.
Airport and Western suburbs.
Luggage Trailer now available. VISA,
Mastercard and eftpos. Lic. 3862.
Call Barry 0422 376 943
CLEANA And ironing lady with
police clearance, honest. 4 hours
minimum 0450 900 945
CLEANER Very experienced
professional and reliable team of two
cleaners with great references. Call
us on 0421 250 455
CLEANING Husband and wife
team. Excellent references 15 years
experience. Police clearance. 0433
835 783
GARDEN A Backyard Blitz.
Experienced. Phone Nick,
0412 772 238
GARDEN And household odd jobs.
Experienced, Adaptable, efficient,
reliable. $25/hr,
Tim 0418 846 562
GARDENER 10 years experience,
reliable guaranteed job. Available for
one off and regualr maintenance.
Friendly service and quick response.
For free quote call Reed 0401 498
737
GARDENING Lawnmowing,
whipper snipping, hedging.
Experienced. $30 to $35ph. Craig
0411 315 807
GARDENING Weeding, yards,
experienced, reliable, pruning.
Robert 9384 3285
GARDEN Makeovers, clean ups,
reticulation. Small jobs, free quotes.
Landscape apprentice.
Call 0423 477 822
GUTTERS And downpipes cleaned
thoroughly. Multi storey okay. Call
Sam 0431 993 152
HAIRDRESSER Male for mature
people, reasonable rates.
9387 7947
HANDYMAN Efficient, reliable. 25
years experience. Painting,
gardening, tiling, craftsman etc. Call
Bob. 9444 6474, 0403 511 072
HANDYMAN Reliable guaranteed
job. No job too small. Friendly
service and quick reasonable rates.
Call Reed 0401 498 737
IRONING A1 absolutely best
professional, 7 day sve, smoke free,
pick up deliver.
Lyn 0418 915 842
IRONING A special large basket of
20 $50 or $3/pce, pick del available
0404 059 944
SITUATIONS WANTED
IRONING/ Drycleaning. Expert 24hr
turnaround. Quality work
guaranteed. Regular, reliable van
pickup and delivery to your door.
Local family run business.
(Established 1986). "There are no
wrinkles in our reputation". Phone
Prestige Ironers 9385 7788/0403
121 181
JIMI Gardening. Garden clean up,
hedging, rose pruning, maintenance.
Experienced Gardener from
California came to sort out Perth
gardens. Free quotes Jimi 0450 772
476
LAWNMOWING Gardening,
handyman, odd jobs. Phone 0407
100 075
PAINTING Best coast painters.
Best service, best price. 0478 892
703
ROSE Pruning experienced with
spray and fertiliser 0417 179 485
ROSE Pruning expert. HTS
climbers. Phone Trevor 9574 5762
TO LET
AAAAFOR more properties To Let
see the classified advertisement
in our Real Estate
APARTMENTS Subiaco/Nedlands.
Short stays f/equipped fr $86pn. Also
available. Long term. 0422 138 400
CITY Beach F/F Oceanfront home
available July/August $500 pw. Julie
9385 9592
COTTESLOE $850 pw 3 X 2 +
study, dble gge, chef kitch, a/c,
alarm, retic. Cls to amens,
0433 417 929
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
MOSMAN Park 1 bedroom, a/c,
renovated unit located in small quiet
block. Excellent location close
shops, train, buses, ocean.
Furnished at present or unfurnished.
Free hot water. Lovely maintained
gardens. Rent and lease term
negotiable $295.00 pw. Phone 0429
987 120
NEDLANDS Fully furnished small
house to let, 5 min walk UWA, QE11.
$400/week.
Ph:0410 758 866
NEDLANDS To Let. Hampden Rd
Office, approx 48 sqm. Excellent
location $1250 + GST pcm inc. rates,
taxes and parking. David Azzopardi
0418 924 950
SHENTON Park, close to transport.
Bedrooms 2, fully furnished, upstairs,
separate bathroom, study. $200 pw
plus utilities. 0405 593 004
STUDENT Accommodation. Best
rates, weekly and monthly. 150
Claisebrook Rd, East perth. Ph:
9228 9525
SUBIACO F/room Cl train $110/pw,
0/seas students, 0418 988 945, 9381
5857
SUBIACO/ Jolimont 67 Jersey
Street, $500 pw. House, well
maintained and appointed. 2/2 +
office + storage room. Open plan
kitchen, dining, lounge. Polished
Jarrah floors. Security system, a/con,
2 car bays, rear storage shed.
Gardens, lawns included. A.H. Ph.
0422 695 638
WEMBLEY/W Leederville duplex
3br quiet secluded location, carport,
North facing courtyard, NO Pets,
long (1 year+) lease available. Suit
professional/couple $455-$475pw
(phone only) 9383 9790,
0497 621 833
WANTED TO BUY
17TH To 20th Century antiques and
collectables wanted. Furniture, chest
of drawers, old clocks, pocket
watches, wrist watches, china, silver,
dolls, teddy bears. Will pay best
prices. Cash paid. Phone Philip of
Nedlands 0450 049 679 or 9380
6399
FRIDGES Freezers modern
working or not. Pay cash 9447 9946
RADIOS Old valve type + parts,
any condition, private collector. Ph.
Andrew 9319 1703
or 0439 868 306
WANTED TO RENT
ROOM To rent. Urgent. Gentleman
RPH worker. Subiaco o.k or
surrounding area. Greg 0413 701
489
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• From page 1
Mr Johnson had previ-
ously worked for the state
Department of Planning
and was recognised as the
author of the government
Directions 2031 blueprint
for higher density and infill
housing.
Neil Foley, another
consultant who previously
worked at the Department
of Planning, had agreed with
Mr Johnson’s recommenda-
tions, Mr Bignell said.
Another consultant, Lisa
Lowe, from Catalyse, which
had surveyed 5000 residents,
said: “There was an amazing
38% response rate.”
She was jeered by people
in the public gallery when
she said some people had
“open minds”.
Catcalls rang out when
mayor Simon Withers told
her: “Wait for the monkey
cage to quiet down.”
Ms Lowe, whose company
is regularly hired to carry
out surveys for the council,
had said to the public gal-
lery: “I would ask that we
have respect for people who
Stress, lung plea fail breath test
• From page 7
issues in my life.
“I don’t accept what the
police say.
“I’m trying to get back to
some sort of happy life.
“Hopefully the police will
leave me alone.
“I want to be left alone.”
In her evidence, Ms
Quinlivan denied blowing
out of the side of breath-
testing mouthpieces, thus
providing insufficient breath
samples for the police ma-
chine to analyse.
She told the magistrate she
was terrified of a Cottesloe
police officer who she
claimed was harassing her
at her home, office and on
her street.
She said he had stood close
to her while she was being
breath-tested at Cottesloe
police station.
Ms Quinlivan said she
had been a lawyer for 31
years and in her evidence
said the only reason she
attracted police and media
attention was because she
was a lawyer.
“I’m actually a lot hap-
pier since I’ve left law,”
she said.
She said before she hid
from police she did not hear
a police officer shouting at
her to stop.
She told the court she was
seriously afraid of Cottesloe
officer Simon Hill.
“I just wanted to get away
from him,” she said.
She said she had encoun-
tered him previously and
alleged he had been keeping
surveillance on her.
“I saw him parked up the
road, watching and watching
my house for weeks,” she
told Ms Ridley
She also described a
police van’s almost nightly
visits to her home.
It parked in her drive-
way and shone its lights
on high beam at the house,
she said.
“I found the whole thing
very distressing,” she said.
She said she could identify
Senior Constable Hill in the
police van when it was in
her driveway.
“He would turn up at my
office and cause problems,”
she said.
“I am terrified of him.
“After a very short period
of time, I contacted the
expressed an opinion.
“There are some people
in the community do have
open minds and can see
the need for this type of
development.”
The Catalyse survey
quizzed residents about the
various options proposed.
Ms Lowe said 65% of
respondents were against
two dwellings on corner
blocks, 77% against three
dwellings and there was 23%
support for manor house
apartments.
She also broke down the
figures by the three sub-
urbs.
Jacob Martin, from Traffic
and Parking Impacts, gave
information about the pos-
sible effects on traffic of full
and partial take up of the
development options.
West Leederville coun-
cillor Corinne MacRae, a
former member of the WA
Planning Commission, will
be the key to the council’s
next move.
She is due to return from
Europe the day before the
special meeting.
“Without her the meet-
CCC [Corruption and Crime
Commission] on at least a
dozen occasions.”
In his evidence Senior
Constable Hill denied the
accusation.
Police prosecutor Senior
Constable Michael Crook said
that Ms Quinlivan’s question-
ing Senior Constable Hill’s
character opened the door
for the prosecution to dis-
cuss her own character.
Senior Constable Crook
said local police would have
been patrolling the Floreat
and Mt Claremont area for
people they knew did not
have licences.
“There is nothing sinister
in that,” he said.
“It’s a duty upon Mr Hill
to detect offences.
“You seem very happy to
discredit Mr Hill – can I put
it to you that you’re actu-
ally an alcoholic?” Senior
Constable Crook said.
Ms Quinlivan said she
was not an alcoholic and
had drunk “hardly at all
lately”.
“I had not been drinking
on either of those days [June
25 and 26, 2014] and I did
my best to provide a breath
sample,” she said.
“I was so distressed by the
treatment I’ve had from WA
Police that I was not able to
[give a sufficient sample of
breath].”
Senior Constable Crook
said little air was required to
blow in to the machines.
He said Ms Quinlivan
had been able to blow ad-
equately into the machine
for another test a few
months before, on Saturday,
February 8, 2014.
A court hearing last year
was told Ms Quinlivan had
Hair dryer causes $1.2m damage
• From page 1
“I ran in and got him,”
she said.
“I said, Ian, we’re not stop-
ping here to have a chat.
“Get your dog and come
with me.”
Mr Baker said he had
been cooking lamb and
vegetable soup but was able
to turn off the stove before
he was bundled out.
After Ms Devonport ran
down the lane to get Mr
Baker, a wall collapsed in
ing will not go ahead,” Mr
Withers said. “We will not
have a quorum.
Staff at the Department
of Local Government have
told four of the eight coun-
cillors they should not vote
or move any motions about
Amendment 31.
On Tuesday night, at the
monthly council meeting, Mr
Buckley said nothing in writ-
ing had been submitted to
the department when coun-
cil staff had initially asked
for advice on whether some
councillors had a financial
interest in the matter.
“It was a verbal report,
there was no documenta-
tion,” Mr Buckley said in
response to a question from
a resident.
Councillor Rod Bradley,
who said he could not be
prevented from voting, tried
to have the whole proposal
deferred until after the coun-
cil elections in October.
None of the other coun-
cillors supported him and
without a seconder his mo-
tion lapsed.
tested 0.0140 when stopped
by police in February.
“It was only February 8
[2014] that the accused was
able to blow adequately
in to the machine,” Senior
Constable Crook said.
Ms Quinlivan said she gave
a sufficient breath sample
only on her third attempt
and nearly failed on that
occasion also.
Ms Quinlivan was found
guilty of the drink driving
on February 8, her second
offence, and her licence was
suspended.
She was issued with an
extraordinary licence to
visit clients in jail.
In June she was seen by po-
lice driving her silver Saab
without E-plates in Asquith
Street, Mt Claremont, and
stopped outside the local
pharmacy.
When Senior Constable
Crook asked Ms Quinlivan
if the reason she went in to
the pharmacy was to avoid
questions about her extraor-
dinary licence she replied:
“No, I dispute that.”
Constable Adam Nicholl,
appearing via video from
Canberra, said he was pa-
trolling the next day with
Constable Brad Manera
in Floreat when he saw a
silver Saab.
“I’ve had previous deal-
ing with her [Ms Quinlivan];
we conducted a traffic stop
for a random breath test,”
Constable Nicholl said.
He said Ms Quinlivan did
not blow properly three
times.
“She was clearly blowing
air ... she was breathing
fine, she was talking fine,”
he said.
“I don’t believe she was
the lane.
“It’s a good thing I can run
fast,” she said.
Mr Baker said: “My friends
will be teasing me about a
glamorous blonde tearing
into my house.”
Neighbours and passers-
by crowded the streets
watching the house burn
for more than an hour
before the flames were
extinguished.
Fire units from as far
away as Murdoch and
Jandakot attended.
POST, June 27, 2015 – Page 85
Don’t give me
the run-around
• From page 86
is not obliged to set the
mark for the kicker.
The same rule that ap-
plies for a shot on goal
after the siren should
apply for these tight-
angle shots.
If, like Buddy
Franklin, a player has a
“natural arc”, he should
have to start on a tighter
angle and “arc” back to
the line as he kicks.
If a player runs off
his line to open up the
angle, no score should
be recorded.
I am sick of seeing
gimme goals from tight,
acute angles.
The principal ele-
ment of goal-kicking is
skill, and chopping out
the run-around would
certainly create more
of an examination for
the sharpshooters.
Or maybe we should
go back to my dad’s
day, and use the place
kick!
making a legitimate attempt
to comply with the breath
test.”
He said Ms Quinlivan
did not make legitimate
attempts a short time
later at Wembley police
station.
In cross-examination, Ms
Quinlivan asked Constable
Nicholl why he had been
patrolling in Floreat, where
she lived.
“I was sent information
from my sergeant saying
yourself had been driving
around the area intoxi-
cated,” Constable Nicholl
said.
Ms Quinlivan said she
found the process of deal-
ing with WA Police “just
appalling”.
“I’m a good person, I’m an
honest person,” she said.
She said in February last
year Senior Constable Hill
and six other officers had
arrested her and charged
her with the assault of her
mother.
The charges were discon-
tinued once her mother had
given evidence.
Sergeant Gregory Hay,
who is in charge of police
breathalyser machines, gave
evidence that machines
in both incidents were
tested before and after Ms
Quinlivan’s test and found to
be working correctly.
He read from a Victorian
study of breath-tests of
drivers who required oxy-
gen while driving because
of pulmonary disease,
severe asthma and em-
physema.
These drivers were able to
successfully complete both
preliminary and evidential
breath tests.
The first emergency call
was received from a passer-
by at 2.35pm on Monday.
Leake Street was blocked
for the afternoon.
Flames could be seen
coming from the roof at
the front of the two-storey
house half an hour after fire
crews arrived. The roof was
completely burnt out from
within.
It was not until a snorkel
unit could be brought into
the street that the roof
stopped smoking.
Page 86 – POST, June 27, 2015

Austin Robertson’s sporting

Could Nic Nat be as good as Polly?

The ideal AFL ruckman
stands more than 200cm tall
and weighs more than 100kg,
with the thighs of a fullback
and the balance of a balle-
rina.
Nic Naitanui has all those
ingredients, and more, much
more.
Not since the days of the great
Polly Farmer have I seen a
ruckman dominate a game to
the extent Big Nic did against
Richmond last weekend.
The Tigers’ coach, Damien
Hardwick, described it as awe-
some, and he was spot on.
Big Nic was easily the best
man on the ground and would
have earnt three Brownlow
Medal votes.
For several years, in spite of
isolated moments of sheer bril-
liance, Naitanui looked like he
might be one of those players
with permanent potential.
That is, that he may not ever
deliver his full capability.
Well, after the Richmond vic-
tory, it’s time for a re-think.
He has taken the first real step
up the stairway to the stars, and
there’s no doubt that opposition
coaches will be shifting a bit
of dandruff from now on when
meeting the Eagles.
After his complete demolition
of Richmond’s ruckmen, Nic
Nat’s climb is likely to continue
in the weeks ahead, at least until
he confronts Even Bigger Sandi
(dubious metatarsus and all) in
round 20.
The great Polly Farmer in action.
Nic is not just fitting into the
Eagles fast-flow-on strategy, he’s
leading it.
He is also reading the play
much better now, and, with his
quick and effective handball, at
long last he is drawing the ball
to himself and being used as a
go-to man by teammates.
It’s like the Lilliputians letting
Gulliver join them in a game of
marbles.
With the big guy firing, the
midfield (partly as a conse-
quence) now as good as any in
the league, and an attacking
division that would put a smile
on Monty’s dial at El Alamein,
the Eagles faithful can start
seriously dreaming about a
visit to the banks of the muddy
Yarra in September, sorry,
October. Nic Naitanui has become the complete ruckman.
The only fly in the ointment
could be their injury-prone de- Elliot Yeo, who looks as though But Big Nic is still the centre- consistently take marks around
fence, but it’s ably led by skipper he might be a long-term super- piece, and there is so much more the ground.
Shannon Hurn and has held up star. to him now than just good work This young man, with the help
as solidly as the house of bricks For those with long memories, at the centre bounces, boundary of the Eagles’ coaching staff, has
in the Three Little Pigs. he reminds me of the Subiaco throw-ins and scrimmages. built himself, brick by brick,
The Eagles have also secured WA Hall of Famer of the 50s and Just imagine the damage he into one of the league’s most
the services of a player named 60s, Laurie Kettlewell. will inflict when he starts to complete players.

Only dopes take dope

Well, here we go again.
Olympic gold medal-winning
swimmer Kylie Palmer has
tested positive for performance
enhancing substances (PES).
I should say, for the record,
that Palmer vigorously denies
that she knowingly took PES
back in 2013, and the quantity
detected in her sample was
so tiny that the Fédération
Internationale de Natation (or
the International Swimming
Federation – FINA) originally
didn’t proceed against her.
I sincerely hope she’s proved
innocent, but the principle – and
the problem – remains.
What must some of our sports-
people be thinking?
Success in life generally de-
pends on making good decisions
rather than bad ones.
I’ve lost count of the times
in the past decade, whether in
sport, politics or business, where
the costs of bad decisions have
been calamitous.
Greed – which inevitably
breeds corruption – is an uncon-
trollable addiction that afflicts
many in today’s society.
However, I just can’t come
to grips with athletes’ use of
PES.
I even have to wonder how
prevalent it is in the lower-grade
sporting fields, and particularly
among juniors.
Scary thought.
While on the subject of PES, I
await with bated breath the out-
come of the World Anti-Doping
Agency (WADA) investigation
into the Essendon-Stephen
Danks saga.
The Essendon players are
the only real victims of this
long-running melodrama thus
far, and, hopefully, at the end
of the day there will be a just
and transparent conclusion that Swanbourne’s Murray Jacob has an emotional ride at Flat Rocks where he won his first WA title in the over-45s.
isolates those who were respon-

Don’t give me the run-around

Road rage makes me boil, and
so do some of the things the
AFL rules committee does.
It’s unusual for it to make
changes mid-season, but the
decision not to reward players
who drive their heads into a
tackle is long overdue.
Admittedly that’s not quite the
same as the collapsing knees
and shoulder shrugs that some
players specialise in, but it’s a
step in the right direction.
Hopefully, we won’t have to
put up much longer with serial
offenders like North Melbourne
half forward Lindsay Thomas
milking free kicks that way.
There’s another thing that has
been driving me nuts for a while,
and you won’t be surprised
that it has to do with kicking
for goal.
I am referring to when a player
takes a mark, or is awarded a free
kick, well inside the 50-metre
arc on a very acute angle. In the
pocket, as we used to say.
sible and clears the names of
those who were not.
Play is held up while the
umpire pulls out his theodolite
and plumb bob to set the player
on the angle from which he is
supposed to take the kick.
This is generally a game of
cat and mouse as the reluctant
player tries to crib an inch or
two, and the umpire steadfastly
gets the player to toe the cor-
rect line.
Opposition players are not
allowed to encroach into a
stipulated area around the bloke
having the shot.
But then the player is allowed
to run around to improve the
angle and take a snap shot on
goal!
I mean, what the hell is the
point of the umpire going to all
this trouble when every Tom,
Dick and Harry knows exactly
what is about to go down?
There’s no problem at the
other end of the ground, or in
mid-field play, where the umpire
• Please turn to page 85
Local surfers make WA team
SURFING
with Damian Lipscombe
POSTland surfers have
done well in the third and
final event of the HIF Pro
Am Series in challenging
conditions at Flat Rocks,
south of Geraldton, over the
weekend.
Swanbourne surfer Murray
Jacob won his first state title
in the over-45s.
Cottesloe’s Jake Edwards
continued his winning run in
the under-21s, beating in-form
Geraldton local James Fleming
in the final minutes of Sunday’s
final.
And Churchlands surfer Alan
Pavlinovich also secured a state
title by winning the over-35s
final.
With a first and third at the
previous events, in Margaret
River and at Rottnest, Murray
had to get a result in Geraldton
to fulfil his goal.
Murray said his parents had
decided to watch the compe-
tition, to visit their former
home, lay some flowers and
reflect on their 49th wedding
anniversary.
“On the Friday before the
event, we went out to our old
family farm in Mullewa, which
we left when I was 18 months
old and I had never been back,”
Murray said.
“I had an older sister who
sadly died in a car accident at 11
years of age, and she was a real
shining light by all reports.
“This was before I was born
and I have never visited her
grave before.
“I found it an incredibly
emotional journey which really
took me by surprise.”
Murray’s parents had not
seen him compete since his
semi-finals appearance in the
Margaret River Pro in 1996, so
to be there when their son won
two finals and took home that
state title was very special.
“To be crowned state champ
before my parents on their
anniversary and to dedicate
the wins to my sister just felt
so fitting and was a priceless
experience for me and my fam-
ily,” Murray said.
The WA team will compete in
the Australian Surfing Festival
in Coff’s Harbour, NSW next
month.
• In other news, conditions
look epic for the City Beach
Surfriders’ second open comp
of the year, this Saturday,
June 27.
The first heat will kick off at
7.30am, at south City Beach.
The club held only its second
junior contest of the year two
weeks ago.
Small, clean and very con-
testable conditions at City
Southside saw some great
junior surfing on display.
Results: 1 Finn Payenberg,
2 Dexter Payenberg, 3 Luke
Jayawardene, 4 Tom Johnson.
 POST, June 27, 2015 – Page 87

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