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COCKBURN city council has received a ticking off by a local school principal for draining a lake at Smart Park in Spearwood and leaving the works unfenced.
Hugh McCracken, who lives on nearby Barrington Street and is principal at Palmyra primary, took two of his sons to the park on the weekend: One wandered into the worksite and narrowly avoided injury after tripping on debris.
Mr McCracken contacted central ward candidate Phil Eva who’s taken up the cudgels on his behalf: “It’s been left in a terrible state,” Mr Eva told the Herald, noting there was no signage announcing the works. “The place is used for weddings on the weekend—what if someone had turned up to fi nd this?”
He says Smart Park is too often neglected by the council and, with its waterfall and series of lakes, could be a real jewel: “Think of the wetlands up at Kings Park—why couldn’t we put some native fi sh and some native plants in the ponds? If it had a nice area for a barbecue, it could be something really special. At the moment there aren’t even any bins in the place,”
by DAVID BELL
JUNE BARTON, a 25-year veteran of Melville city council, says it’s time for elected councillors to wrest back the authority they’ve ceded in recent years to increasingly powerful staff .
The former mayor says there’s been too much of a shift in the balance of power, with highly paid executives making decisions without telling the council, failing to pass on information and generally calling the shots as they see
• Hugh McCracken (t-shirt) and kids with council candidates Phil Eva and Lyndsey Wetton at Smart Park.
fi t: “From my perspective I don’t feel that we’re treated with respect from the administration,” she says.
“Really, it’s lip service.“The administration
makes it di cult for me and probably lots of other councillors to get things done in the community.”
“I feel in many ways that the staff are standing in the way: If I can see things that need doing, I will do it... but when you do you get your hand slapped.”
If re-elected to Bicton-Attadale ward this month she says she’ll spearhead a charge to see more decisions made by the elected council,
like they used to be.“The council has
chosen to delegate to its administration many of the decisions that used to be made by councillors,” she says.
“Some current councillors support this because it appears to be much more e cient, but I am one of those who want more of these decisions to be made by the full council.”
Cr Barton’s speaking out signals a growing frustration amongst some elected councillors about the level of control the executive exerts. In recent months Cr Barton, Cr E e Nicholson
and Cr Nick Pazolli have all criticised aspects of the way Melville runs its aff airs, pitting them against conservative forces allied to mayor Russell Aubrey and CEO Shayne Silcox.
Cr Barton is deeply concerned the council’s code of conduct has morphed into a tool to suppress elected councillors from exercising free speech.
The code says, “elected
members are not entitled to make public statements expressing their opinions on matters before the council” and any opinions that are expressed should not “criticise the conduct of council... nor should it undermine any existing policy or decision of the council.”
“The code of conduct is being reviewed, but by the o cers, not by the councillors, and that’s a problem as far as I can see,” Cr Barton says.
“We need to have much more input into it, because otherwise it’s going to be very restrictive, and if we’re
not careful we might not be able to operate at all.”
She says as long as councillors make it clear they’re expressing their own opinion, and not purporting to speak on behalf of the council, they should be able to criticise council decisions they do not agree with.
“People lose touch with you if you can’t get our there and speak,” she says.
Cr Barton recently supported Cr Nicholson’s motion to pull back the authority of the CEO, who’d been given the authority to sell assets valued up to $8 million without approval from the elected council.
• Cr June Barton
Staff power under fi re
he says, noting shopping trolleys are regularly chucked in the lakes. “I think there’s one in the top ponds at the moment.”
West ward candidate Lyndsey Wetton says the lake is now an
“empty, muddy sandpit”.“There’s broken glass and
all sorts in there, and from the outside, it looks like it would be fun for kids to run in there but the mud is very thick and a child
could easily get stuck in there.“I think people need to be
warned to stay away from there, especially as we had rain over the weekend and it will be even more muddy now.”
Council parks manager Anton Lees told the Herald someone would inspect the site Thursday to see if it needed fencing.
“The works program was intended to only take a short period of time and therefore temporary fencing was not recommended,” he said.
Draining is needed because a screen protecting the pump from debris is completely blocked, he says. The work provided the council the opportunity to clean out all the rubbish that had been chucked in the lake for 15 years.
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EAST FREMANTLEMayoral (1 vacancy): Cliff Collinson, Barry de Jong, Jim O’Neill, Alex WilsonPlympton ward (1 vacancy): Jenny Harrington (elected unopposed)Woodside ward (1 vacancy): Tony Watkins, Dean NardiRichmond ward (1 vacancy): Richard Olson, Ian CopePreston Point (1 vacancy): Michael McPhail, Tim Milson, Neil Huck
FREMANTLE mayoral c a n d i d a t e M a t t h e w Hanssen has flagged
cutting council programs to fund his election commitments.
His focus is reducing waste but concedes his desire to extend free parking, resume verge mowing and introduce weekly recycling collection comes with a cost.
“If you remove the waste—and there’s always waste in any sort of business or organisation—it’s about having a look at the expenditure and going through that and trying to cut,” he said.
“OK, we might have to cut some programs or some elements, but it depends—if they are adding true value back into the city, or are they just wishy-washy programs that aren’t really delivering anything back into it.
“I mean...like the amount of advertising and the advertising campaigns that seem to be going on...this must be costing tens of thousands of dollars and a lot of it is unnecessary.”
ScrutinyMr Hanssen says the council’s
arts budget won’t be immune from scrutiny but he’s reluctant to target it: “I’m not looking at cutting money from the arts grants but I think without being able to have a look at the full set of books it’s very, very hard to make those sorts of decisions.”
He’s also fl agged an $800,000 annual saving by dumping SMRC waste collection and sending garbage to an incinerator that converts it to energy.
“At the moment the SMRC is costing us something like $210 per tonne. A waste-to-energy facility—$110 a tonne.”
He says the Barnett government is pushing for an incinerator—also known as a waste-to-energy facility—to be built in Kwinana.
Mr Hanssen also plans to target councillors’ “pet projects” and get the council on a more fundamental “rates, roads and rubbish” track: “There’s some great initiatives in relation to bike riding, but there’s some really far-out initiatives there that I think really are just pipe dreams more than anything else.”
Mayor Brad Pettitt says his challenger’s promises are reckless and expensive: “There’s all these promises upon promises—you put them all together and you start looking at the rates being sky-high or he’s got to be up-front about the services he’s going to cut.”
He dismisses weekly recycling
collection as pointless: “We went out and did surveys in that regard and we worked out that merely by providing a bigger bin you can provide exactly the same function. It’s a big cost—it’s hundreds of thousands of dollars to have a whole new truck that does an extra round and picks up those bins—and the carbon implications of driving that around.”
He says he deliberately hasn’t made a list of promises because, “my view is actually what we’re doing is pretty good”. If re-elected his main role will be to oversee the implementation of projects already in the pipeline, such as the Kings Square and Cantonment Hill redevelopments.
He is keen to develop a solar farm on the old South Fremantle tip site, predicting it’ll pay for itself in a couple of years and makes use of land that’s a burden on the city. He acknowledges he’ll take some baggage into the election following bruising debates over increasing density and height
in the CBD and building a skate park on the Esplanade reserve but two big development applications dropped onto the council’s desk this week have lifted his mood, as he sees them as vindicating decisions the council took.
“This week a DA was lodged for the Spotlight site...and that’s been empty for a long time now. It’s going to be the maximum height under the new Amendment 49, it’s going to be a hotel with ground fl oor retail.”
The second application is for the Point Street site formerly owned by the council that recently sold for $10 million. It will include 5000sqm of o ce space, which Dr Pettitt says will add to the 30,000sqm planned for Kings Square, giving the CBD a huge shot in the arm.
He says together they’ll account for about 1500 jobs, with the aim to double that by negotiating with land owners.
• Watch the uncut interviews at www.fremantleherald.com from Monday afternoon.
ON THE HUSTINGSSTEVE GRANT
OHS
FREMANTLEMayoral (1 vacancy): Matthew Hanssen, Brad PettittBeaconsfi eld ward (1 vacancy): Josh Wilson (re-elected unopposed)City ward (1 vacancy): Mark Woodcock, Steve Cook, Simon Naber, Rohan MillerEast ward (1 vacancy): Dave Coggin (re-elected unopposed)Hilton ward (1 vacancy): Frank Acocella, Sam WainwrightNorth ward (1 vacancy): Doug Thompson, Matthew HanssenSouth ward (1 vacancy): Claudia Green, Andrew Sullivan
• Mayoral candidate Matthew Hanssen says Vanessa Weigall's plight is indicative of why the council needs a return to a “rates,
roads and rubbish” focus. The Hampton Road resident sandbags her front door because council drains can't cope with a deluge
and fl ood her house and garden. The problem has dragged on for six years. Work was abandoned earlier this year when the council discovered it had underestimated the cost of repairs, which now
stand at about $600,000. Mr Hanssen says the council should ditch the skate park and use the savings to fi x its drains.
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Fremantle Herald, Saturday October 12, 2013 - Page 3
ALEX WILSONProtecting the Past Enhancing the Future
My contribution to the Town while serving on Council has been:
2005-09 Swan River Trust representative2005-07 ‘Glyde-In’ Community Centre committee
representative2007-10 Chair of the East Fremantle ‘George Street’ Festival
committee2007-09 Fremantle Port Authority Inner Harbor Liaison Group 2009- South West Group of councils Planning and
Infrastructure delegate2009- Chair of both the Town’s Advisory Panel and Council
Planning committee2011- Council elected as Deputy Mayor2013- Acting Mayor
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by DAVID BELL and BRIAN MITCHELL
THE Melville city football club is in
by DAVID BELL
IS a major new soccer ground likely for Melville?
Last week the Melville city football club posted on its website it was, “in discussion with another party regarding a new sporting ground development, in conjunction with the City of Melville”.
The post talked about, “a multi-million dollar program” and a “facility [that] will be a showcase location for football in the state”, ready by mid-2015.
The Herald contacted the club to seek details but received no reply. Shortly afterwards, the post was deleted from the website, replaced with a similar
article that had stripped out the line “in conjunction with the City of Melville”.
The Herald contacted the council but no specifi c answers were given. CEO Shayne Silcox says the council is “investigating all possible options” to ensure future demand for sporting grounds is met and that there is “severe overuse” of existing reserves.
He did not name the club, but says the council is “meeting extensively with key stakeholders and local sporting groups to explore possible strategies that may help us improve sporting ground capacity across the city”.
New ground for soccer?
the City are anti-development. For some reason, for them, change = bad, and a vocal minority of residents seem to have their ear; much to the detriment of our great club.”
Also endorsed are fi ve serving and former councillors: Nicole Foxton in university ward, Cameron Schuster in Applecross-Mt Pleasant, Guy Wieland in Bicton-Attadale, Clive Robartson in Bull Creek-Leeming and Patricia Phelan in Palmyra-Melville-Willagee.
The email is unapologetic
for being so forthright: “If this somewhat political email off ends you then please consider the signifi cant amount of frustration your committee suff er (sic) weekly when facing obstacles imposed by the council today,” it says.
Club treasurer Elaine Johnson says she doesn’t know who sent the email either.
“I’m not interested, I’ll make my own mind up,” she said. “Dave [Kindness] I imagine must have said it was okay. The buck stops with the president.”
Club cries foul over email
by CARMELO AMALFI
CHIEF JUSTICE Wayne Martin opened a new mental health law reference library at the mental health law centre on Wednesday.
It’s named after Fremantle barrister Stephen Walker and off ers users resources on topics such as law reform, statistics and publications.
Meanwhile, St Bartholomew’s House used national mental health week to raise awareness about the rising rate of homelessness amongst people with mental illness.
Chair Andrew Birch says the cycle of mental illness and
homelessness is a vicious one: Homeless people often report di culties accessing healthcare due to a lack of fi xed address, limited access to transport and issues such as not having a
Medicare card. St Bart’s reaches out to more than 1200 people a year. On any given night, one-fi fth of those staying in St Bart’s emergency accommodation suff er mental illness.
Walker library opens
• Chief Justice Wayne Martin and Fremantle barrister Stephen Walker.
uproar after an email—supposedly from the club’s management committee—encouraged members to vote for six candidates, including the mayor’s daughter, in this month’s council elections.
Club president Dave Kindness says the email was not authorised and he does not know who sent it.
“That was a mistake,” he said when the Herald called. “We’re a volunteer organisation, we’re not in the political game.”
The extraordinary email, supposedly signed by “the committee”—but with no names attached—claims some incumbent councillors are “anti-development” and “a breath of fresh air” is needed.
Vocal minorityLambasting the “obstruction
in moving ahead with the syntehic (sic) turf proposal” for Len Shearer Reserve and lashing “a vocal minority of residents” the email enthusiastically endorses Rebecca Aubrey for city ward.
“Rebecca is daughter of Mayor Russell Aubrey and is a keen sports person,” says the email, which also complains that because Len Shearer and Winthrop Reserves are public open space the club has been unable to erect sponsor signage, “and we similarly don’t see investment in the clubroom buildings”.
But “things are changing!” it says.
“A number of councillors in
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Me too!I AM disappointed in your lack of research: You stated, (Herald, September 5, 2013) there are three candidates running for East Fremantle mayor, when there are four—with myself as the candidate you neglected to include.
Cliff CollinsonCouncillor, Mayoral candidateKing St, East FremantleThe Ed says: Oops-a-daisy. A simple
lapse on behalf of the sub-editor who should have checked the council website rather than depend on his Swiss cheese synapses.
Wild geeseNICE picture of Lynn Maclaren at the site of the destruction of the dual-use path at North Coogee (Herald, September 5, 2013), but where are the Cockburn representatives who are willing to spend $150,000 of state funds on yet another environmental wild goose chase?
Hasn’t the problem been solved merely by putting the path where it should have been in the fi rst place? Why can’t our council seek advice from people who use that path every day and consequently save millions in wasted funds. Then it may gain some respect and support.
Colin CrookDoolette St, Spearwood
A long journeyLISTEN here Herald, while everyone around me up here 39,000 feet in the air is watching American movies and eating peanuts, I am sweating away to get you a little piece of wisdom for the weekend’s edition. I hope it is of use at this late junction of the week:
With the precinct system all but extinct, community groups like the Fremantle Society ineff ectual, and the community worn out by fake consultation, these local elections have been a non-event.
This is a great pity, as elections in the past have shown an engaged community defending its values.
We keep being told a renaissance is around the corner, and so we get on with our lives, and leave things to the aff able mayor and his councillors.
But two pivotal decisions by the incumbents will defi ne them in history, and prejudice our future. I am not referring to council’s woeful lack of maintenance of its own heritage assets ( highlighted in a report on FICRA’s blog), but by:
a) a massive increase in building heights on key city centre sites;
b) a 4100sqm skateboard plaza on a green park.
In both cases, decades of planning wisdom and green values were thrown out the window to speed the “coming renaissance”. Valuable assets like the human scale of the city centre and the “urban forest” nature
A mown about bludgersTHIS morning I woke to the sounds of numerous whipper-snippers and lawn mowers coming from my neighbour’s house.
The volunteer taskforce was at it again, providing garden maintenance service to the aged and disabled people of our community.
A quick fl ick through the taskforce website gave a bit of insight in to its background and selection criteria for assistance, plus where it gets its funding from.
Don’t get me wrong, I am perfectly OK having a small portion of my tax assigned to organisations that assist real people in need: My problem is this house is occupied by an elderly lady as well as fi ve or more able-bodied adult males and females.
My FIFO roster gives me ample time to see the other occupants do not engage in any form of work and are more than happy to require the assistance of an ambulance or the discipline of the police on any given week.
I fi nd it hard to swallow that a small portion of my tax allows my neighbours to live their lives the way they do, but now to fi nd out they also get free garden maintenance is just ludicrous!
What happened to work-for-the-dole? There’s plenty of work around, even if it’s just mowing their own lawns!
I will be contacting the volunteer task force and suggest it re-assess the services it provides my neighbours.
V HultHilton
of Esplanade Park were sacrifi ced.Had these decisions been arrived
at by an honest process, those of against could mutter away, but at least real democracy would have been demonstrated. But the height limits were lifted despite majority community opposition and with the skate plaza, the general community’s wishes were never sought.
Added to that were numerous statements made by the mayor and council about the height increases “not impacting heritage” and the skate plaza only being “fi ve per cent” of the park.
So, while the council is energetically taking us on a long journey to the promised land, it has been done so with a lack of due process, not wisdom.
John DowsonSomewhere over twinkling orange lights
Another Fab 4THANKS to our local councillors Nicholas Pazolli, June Barton, E e Nicholson and Susanne Taylor-Rees, who did a fab job in listening to the concerns of their ratepayers and responding appropriately by helping to stop the proposed redevelopment of 94 Kitchener Road.
Yeah, Let It Be! The residents of Kitchener Road are all grateful to the Fab Four (with apologies to The Beatles, for whom I have an unbridled mania) for the wonderful work they carried out so selfl essly for all concerned!
Yeah, yeah, yeah! I Feel Fine! (With love) From Me To You.
Raymond PalermoKitchener Rd, Alfred Cove
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VOTE to elect your Fremantle Mayor
HANSSEN, Matthew
Written and authorised by Matthew Hanssen, 211a South Street, Beaconsfi eld
Together we can:• Put an end to the empty shops• See the redevelopment of the dilapidated Woolstores building• Stop the skate-park on the Esplanade Reserve parkland• Return business, investment and shopping to the CBD• Reinstate verge mowing • Have weekly recycling collection
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MYRE has opened, after much anticipation, in the
former Myer (originally Boans) department store in Kings Square, central Fremantle. Here’s good luck to them and a little gratuitous advice. Their enthusiasm and enterprise deserves both.
There’s a traditional format for the progress of such “market-style” operations. Alright, it refuses to be identifi ed as a market, but the underlying set-up is similar. The routine is: open with a fl urry and fuss, settle in over three to four weeks, curious visitors drift in and out, business variable, some tenancies move around or out, a pick-up toward Christmas, post-Christmas and “back-to-school” hit; crash and burn.
So, fi rst advice: don’t do that!Knowing the risks in advance
and taking pre-emptive action, should minimise becoming “myred” in the distress and controversy that ensues. Enthusiastic, mostly young entrepreneurs are placing their hopes and dreams along with their products in the venture and in its management and the responsibility is very
LONG-TIME shopping centre manager COLIN NICHOL ran and marketed WA’s fi rst retail centre in a converted department store, in
the late 1970s. It was in the original David Jones, opposite Perth town hall and was called the Haymarket.
great. Urgency is the guiding imperative in developing the project’s full potential.
It’s not very di cult to open a retail venue of this type, believe it or not that’s the easy part—the trick is in keeping it open after the fi rst three months. More than in any other type of retail experiment, success depends upon a close relationship between tenants and management on a “we’re all in this together” basis.
At the best of times, it ain’t easy and these are not those; shopkeepers need support, advice and encouragement, often in quite basic and obvious ways, even such as putting prices on goods (at last sighting, some had not done so).
There is one particular aspect of this experiment that might make the diff erence—the second level. Should that make good its promise of production, workshops, artisans etc, that innovation may create another (upper level) layer of unique attractions.
Meanwhile, the rooftop bar/
café has unique potential but only that, pending how it is set up.
Catering for a particular age-group is something to be consciously avoided. If services, stock lines and marketing are directed toward a narrow demographic, that’s what you’ll get and wish you hadn’t.
“Activation” is the buzz-word around Fremantle these days, but the act of appearing is not activation in itself, that comes from within. The front windows, for instance, are passive. Myre must be bursting with action and light, colour, movement, sound, as well as novelty and originality. Most of that has been done before but it’s a matter of how eff ectively it’s done. It must explode out onto the square.
Let us hope this new arrival on Fremantle’s scene will be something to be “admyred” and its occupants happy. The concept fi ts with Fremantle’s future. Be brave MYRE, bold, strong, and exciting. Keep those smiles coming, be successful and help lift the city’s fortunes.
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• Matthew Bale and Kate Hulett from the St Saviours pop-up shop in Myre. Photos by Jeremy Dixon
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Bypassing namesIT is amazing that after four years as a councillor representing the most congested ward, that E e Nicholson has failed to recognise the Roe Hwy extension to Stock Rd forms a bypass for the City of Melville.
This road has colloquially been called the Roe Bypass for nearly 10 years. This might explain why Cr Nicholson and her brother Nick Pazolli, who have unfailingly voted together for four years, consistently voted against building a road that would take Fremantle and Cockburn-bound tra c away from the congested suburban streets of Melville and place
A clear choiceELECTIONS, selections, directions…
We are nearing the end of an unprecedented year of election overload. Essentially we have had four elections—both houses of state parliament and both houses of federal parliament (half the Senate, at least)—and we still have two to go: Council ward and mayoral elections.
So what are our choices in Fremantle this time around?
The wards: Two councillors returned unopposed—Dave Coggin (east) and Josh Wilson (Beaconsfi eld).
Incumbent Sam Wainwright is up against Frank Acocella in Hilton ward and Claudia Green is challenging Cr Andrew Sullivan in south. In city ward, frontrunner Simon Naber looks likely to fend off Steve Cook (and others) to take over from Cr Tim Grey-Smith, retiring after four years, while in north ward, Cr Doug Thompson (who has represented the community for 25 years) is up against Matthew Hanssen.
Mayoral: There were six mayoral candidates at the last election, some with similar platforms, policies and vision. This time we have just two very diff erent candidates, with very diff erent visions for Fremantle, making the choice much clearer.
Dr Brad Pettitt supports a greater Fremantle, remaining as a city council in its own right, with its own identity. Mr Matthew Hanssen supports Fremantle being swallowed up by Melville. Dr Pettitt spent four years as a ward councillor before being elected mayor in 2009; Mr Hanssen has no council experience.
Pettitt or Hanssen?—a very clear choice.
One aspect of the mayoral election that diff ers from other elections is you are actually voting for a leader. The public does not vote for a prime minister, nor a premier, nor leaders of either upper house. So the question is—how important is the mayor in leading the local council?
If the past four years are anything to go by, you would have to say pivotal, if
Wetton a winnerBY the time this letter is published, Cockburn council will have made a decision on the demolition or otherwise of the old Spearwood Presbytery on Edeline Street.
My great hope is it voted to preserve this wonderful piece of Cockburn’s heritage.
Regardless of the outcome, I do want to say a huge well done and thank you to Lyndsey Wetton for her eff orts to try to save it.
Lyndsey has driven a local community campaign to preserve this house, door-knocking Spearwood with a petition, working with local media, putting a submission in to the state heritage register and promoting the cause on her blog, www.22suburbs.com.au.
Lyndsey’s passion for our area, her energy, her engagement with local issues and her pragmatism have been clear to me—qualities that will make her a great Cockburn councillor. I am giving her my support in these elections, and I hope others will too.
Charlotte CorbynEdeline St, Spearwood
herald lettersnot vital.
Never before in Fremantle’s history have we had such a cohesive and internally co-operative council. Despite being made up of a range of ages, backgrounds, beliefs and political persuasions, this council has enjoyed a distinct lack of in-fi ghting, controversies, scandals and mismanagement. This is a testament to how the mayor has steered the ship to actually achieve outcomes and results, rather than having to manage a combative, divided council fuelled by egos and hidden agendas. The councillors and o cers have their role; however at the end of the day, the captain chooses the course.
However, before a leader can be appointed you must vote. In 2011, 35.88 per cent of Fremantle participated in council voting. The state average was 30.94. It is your democratic right to vote and the only opportunity to vote directly for a leader.
Fill in your postal vote and ensure you sign the back of the envelope; otherwise your vote is invalid. If you have not received voting papers apply for new ones at the town hall. Postal votes need to be posted by October 15, or you can vote in person at the town hall on Saturday October 19.
Please vote—the choice is clear.Joanne Chadwick Fremantle
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Maybe if E e and Nick joined the 82,000 emergency cases projected to try to beat their way through tra c to reach Fiona Stanley Hospital they might realise the preservation of human life should be the major priority.
Rebecca AubreyCity ward candidateStanbury Way, Booragoon
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THE mouldering Royal George Hotel—an icon of the town—is a big priority for East Fremantle mayoral candidate Cliff Collinson.
Handed to the National Trust by the WA government in 2009 the state heritage-listed building has been at the centre of a battle between the Trust and council ever since. An artist’s enclave and home to restaurants for many years, the tenants were summarily evicted as the Trust entered a development partnership that promised to transform the building into a boutique hotel.
“A 12-storey block of fl ats,” is how Cr Collinson describes plans that were presented to the horrifi ed council.
Subsequent plans also failed to win support, deemed as unsympathetic to the building’s heritage or as too intensive for the historic Plympton neighbourhood.
Over the four-year hiatus fi ttings have been ripped out, vandals and rats have done their damage, paint is peeling, windows are boarded over, fascia hangs off and brick work is fretting—all under National Trust ownership.
“It’s become dangerous inside…
by STEVE GRANT
MOST council candidates do their door-knocking during a campaign. East Fremantle’s Michael McPhail (left) is pledging to hit the streets IF he wins.
If he wins Preston Point ward the 20-year-old UWA urban planning student—a
the National Trust is allowing it to deteriorate,” Cr Collinson says, seething.
The retired teacher has been talking to anyone who will listen about the Royal George and if successful plans to sort it out. A six-year veteran on the council, he is keen to ensure the the town’s identity is not lost when inevitably swallowed by either Melville or Fremantle or both under Colin Barnett’s amalgamation jihad.
The town’s submission had been
ruled “invalid” because it re-iterated that as a fi nancially stable council, with zero debt, it should continue to exist as a stand-alone municipality.
He notes that amalgamations in the eastern states, notably Victoria and Queensland, have not resulted in promised savings and e ciencies. Bigger councils mean more bureaucracy, less service and less support for local clubs.
“We have a huge number of sporting clubs who rely on council to some extent,” he says, fearing for their future under a mega-council.
And with just nine councillors planned to represent the entire Melville-Fremantle-East Fremantle area, it means negligible access to elected representatives for those with grievances and concerns.
He believes big developers will be the winners and East Fremantle’s heritage the loser if the town disappears. “You cross Petra Street [the East Fremantle and Melville border] and you can see the diff erence.”
A member of the Greens for 20 years, Cr Collinson is keen to continue his push for a greener council, including hybrid cars and wind power. “Council has to be setting up models for the community to follow.”
• If elected East Fremantle mayor Cliff Collinson says saving the Royal George from further decay will be a
major focus. Photo by Jeremy Dixon
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multiple winner of academic medals who scored 99.5 in his university exams, says he’ll spend a couple of hours each weekend banging on doors to get input on projects and to test how the council’s faring.
He wants folk to start thinking about things like redeveloping Leeuwin Barracks and East Fremantle oval, and connection to the
foreshore: “We should be starting with the high end planning of the Leeuwin Barracks and the foreshore now—the sale of the barracks is an inevitability.”
He is highly critical of the council’s approach to the oval’s redevelopment, saying it presented the community with too many pre-conceived ideas. He wants to start again.
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THE imminent disbanding of the Swan River Trust makes local councils more relevant than ever, says East Fremantle mayoral hopeful Jim O’Neill.
The town is at the end of the line for what happens upriver, he says.
“The river is at a fragile point…and I see council needs to have more of role to play.”
If elected he’s keen to see community groups such as the Friends of the Foreshore reactivated, making protecting the river a grassroots issue.
Mr O’Neill was mayor for six years, retiring in 2007.
A big issue bringing him out of retirement is the Barnett government’s determination to fold East Fremantle into a bigger council.
“There are things people love about this town, and we need to work hard to protect that and get the best possible outcome,” he says.
He fears the government’s preferred Melville-Fremantle-East Fremantle proposal will be infl uenced too much by Melville’s development-at-all-costs ethos and see unfettered, high-rise, development peppered throughout East Fremantle and Fremantle.
The town must ensure its planning schemes and policies are rock solid to present a good case when a future Melville-based scheme is drawn up to cover the area, he says.
“We have to say there are things that are important and non-negotiable—if not, we will just be another suburb.”
The Allen Street resident opposes council plans to develop part of East Fremantle oval for housing.
“I’m not in favour of selling A-class reserves anywhere in the town. Once you start where do you stop?”
He says footpaths also need more attention.
• East Fremantle mayoral candidate Jim O’Neill says strong local councils will be vital when the Swan
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A THWARTED bid to break into the housing market has Fremantle councillor Rachel Pemberton calling for a rethink of WA’s zoning laws.
Cr Pemberton and a few mates wanted to buy a block in the ‘burbs and split it into smaller lots, with green space in between.
But they were stymied by R-Codes which she said would have forced them into building a single house bigger than any of them needed, with just a granny fl at out the back.
“At this moment, we are creating a self-fulfi lling prophecy about what the market wants. There is a fallacy that everyone wants a four-bedroom, two-bathroom house.”
She says creating sellable mini-blocks in the suburbs will bring a raft of benefi ts, including more aff ordable and sustainable housing.
She says not everyone who wants to live in a small home wants a city apartment, arguing more diversity creates stronger, more resilient communities, with singles, childless couples and retirees mixing it with families.
Mandating green spaces would combat the heat island eff ect created by current sub-division rules, which demand paved and concreted driveways.
“We have so many hard surfaces that refl ect and don’t absorb the heat,” she says.
“We put undue stress on our drainage infrastructure, as opposed to when we used to have gardens and things that would soak it in.”
A sticking point is car parking and Cr Pemberton says people’s expectations must change.
“I think it’s an absolute tragedy that we eliminate good places and aff ordable housing and living spaces based on our treatment of cars.
“We need to accept the fact we may not get to park directly outside of our house.”
But the head of the WA’s chief planning body says the mix is right already.
“The [R-Codes] currently provide local government with the fl exibility to provide the full range of choices for housing type and design, to
meet the needs of their community,” says WA planning director-general Eric Lumsden. “Local government should ensure that it uses the most appropriate mix of codes in its local planning scheme to meet the needs of existing and intended future communities.”
He says R60 coding allows for single homes, villas, townhouses and apartments to co-exist.
But if that’s the case, the concept doesn’t appear to be fi ltering out to big developers. The Chook checked out fi ve of the latest land releases in WA, including off erings from Mirvac, Stockland, Australand, Peet and MMJ Real Estate’s Eliza Ponds Estate in Spearwood. In each the lot sizes are in the 300sqm to 400sqm bracket with nary a sliver of green between them.
• Fremantle councillor Rachel Pemberton cringes over Perth’s cookie-cutter zoning laws.
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by STEPHEN POLLOCK
A SEVEN-YEAR-OLD girl was left in tears as she watched workers chainsaw a mature gum that had nesting parrots in it.
Amanda Harris had run out of her White Gum Valley house with her young daughters after awakening to the sound of workers felling the tree—home to nesting parrots and visiting galahs, black cockatoos and lorikeets—at the rear of a nearby property on Newbold Street.
“I asked the workers to stop, but they just laughed at me,” she told the Herald.
“My daughter got really upset because there were green parrots nesting in the tree as it was getting cut down.
“The workers said the tree had a cavity in it and was unsafe; but they could have cut it back and let it regrow.”
In a last-ditch act of desperation Ms Harris’s husband called police to see if they could stop the workers.
Two cars arrived as more neighbours, including city councillor Ingrid Waltham, gathered to witness the tree’s demise.
“It was distressing to see a majestic tree, especially one with birds in it, cut down,” Cr Waltham says.
“Unfortunately, as the tree is on private property the council
• A parrot makes a vain bid to protect
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has very little jurisdiction over the matter.
“We are looking into a signifi cant tree register which would help safeguard mature trees on private blocks.”
Eventually the disconsolate locals dissipated as police confi rmed they were powerless to intervene.
The Herald understands the owner has subdivided the lot to build more dwellings.
Local resident and real estate agent Frank Sander says too many trees on private properties—especially in Beaconsfi eld and White Gum Valley—are being felled by
developers too lazy and cheap to develop tree-saving designs.
“One of the reasons I moved to Newbold Street, around 14 years ago, was because of the beautiful trees in the area,” he says.
“But sadly we see more and more developers chopping them down to squeeze in more houses—it’s very sad.”
Ms Harris says trees at the soon-to-be-redeveloped old Kim Beazley school site are also in jeopardy.
“We believe policies relating to permission for the removal of trees are far too weak,” she says.
“The natural environment in our urban areas are being progressively diminished by development, with no real monitoring of tree removal or requirement for the replacement of trees removed.
“Not only is this removing vital habitat for endangered native birds and having an wider negatively environmental eff ect, it also impacts our quality of life.”
Parrots put out
till October 25 to provide more information. Spokesperson Jennifer Eliot told the Herald a decision would then be expected mid-November.
“It’s a priority for our planning guys,” she says.
The pens—worth thousands of dollars to the club in annual lease fees—have split the club and are behind the sudden departure of managing secretary
Geoff Reynolds.He’d reportedly had an iron
grip on the club and a group of die-hard supporters, but the pens resulted in a revolt and saw him taking a payout and resigning. His supporters tried to force a special meeting to discuss his departure and helped him get elected to the committee, only for him to resign from it within days.
Pens decision looms for Swan
Fremantle Herald, Saturday October 12, 2013 - Page 11
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Tucked away in the less explored side of Fremantle, Vivisen Teahouse is a neighbourhood gem, perfect for relaxed or quick lunches with plenty of dim-sum selections and lunch specials to choose from. Vivisen is also ideal for dinner get-togethers or birthday parties in their one and only VIP room. A notch above the rest, Vivisen is unique. Walk into Vivisen and you will be greeted warmly by their friendly staff. “We focus on original Chinese and Asian ingredients, textures and smells with our own added twist that really shines through everything that we do.” says Bidan, the manager.
A perfect example of this is the crowd favourite Laksa noodle soup that comes in a generous serve and with genuine fl avours and the twice cooked pork belly Szechuan style. Their old time favourite seasonal vegetables tossed with goji berries; a well known superfood, also stands out. Although it may not be everyone’s fi rst pick off the menu, the combination of aromatic garlic and sweet goji berries stir-fried with greens works surprisingly well. And for an additional goji-boost, the house blend goji tea is like magic in a pot, and a perfect complement to every meal. Refreshing hot or cold, the berry drink provides considerable health benefi ts and “longevity through ancient wisdom”. To top this off, Vivisen sources only local and seasonal produce, including free-range chicken and eggs, and opts for organic whenever possible.
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say the least. Warm tones and natural textures run through the furnishings. The stone table tops and Marri counter contrasts the glossy fl oor and smart high back chairs. However, the sophisticated setting does not refl ect the prices - Vivisen is all about delectable and delicious meals at deliciously affordable prices!
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Mark Clapham
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Fremantle Herald, Saturday October 12, 2013 - Page 15
HomeTh e best property guide south of the SwanHerald @
FERTILITY and power from the sun abound at this home in Bicton’s View Terrace.
Dewi Sri is worshipped in Bali as the goddess of fertility and rice: Here, her towering statue literally showers good fortune as she forms an outdoor shower next to the pool.
And there are so many solar panels on this two-storey, four-bedroom home the vendors haven’t had a bill in 18 months—despite a pool to run and air-conditioning.
With a plethora of huge windows and glass doors and soaring, vaulted ceilings throughout, there’s no need to turn on the lights until dusk, adding further to power savings.
Sitting on 693sqm this thoroughly modern and meticulous home defi es its age and I was stunned to discover it’s a touch over 30.
A sheltering portico and spacious entry, accessed through double timber doors, set the tone for an elegant abode.
Golden timber fl oors fl ow from room to room and there’s lovely limestone feature walls to be found throughout.
The bedrooms are downstairs, including the commodious main one, with its semi-open ensuite and spa.
Glass doors to the pool mean slipping out for a dip on a hot summer’s night is too easy, no need to fi nd bathers with high fences and lush plantings to keep out prying eyes while you skinny-dip.
An informal lounge on the ground level has banks of bifold doors onto a delightful alfresco area and the pool.
Sheltered on two sides and with a timbered, cathedral ceiling, along with heater and a fan, and an extensive barbecue kitchen, you’ll probably forget there is an upstairs living area now spring is here.
But when you do re-discover it you’ll fi nd a soaring space, with a beamed, vaulted ceiling, fl ooded with light thanks to the many doors and windows.
The kitchen is a huge space, with
golden timber fl oors and sparkling white cupboards, including a double pantry, and caesar-stone benches.
With wrap-around windows you’ll need your sunnies it’s so light.
The commodious living/dining area open onto a timber deck overlooking the pool.
But with Bicton Baths just down the road you may follow the vendors’ example and wander down, towel over you shoulder, to watch the sunrise, before a tranquil dip.
91 View Tce, Bicton$1.45 millionTodd Grierson0417 881 772Yard Property9339 1006
Blessings and sunshine AT HOME JENNY D’ANGERAAJ
Fremantle Herald, Saturday October 12, 2013 - Page 17Page 16 - Fremantle Herald, Saturday October 12, 2013
FREMANTLEFREMANTLE
ACTON FREMANTLE 253 CANNING HIGHWAY, EAST FREMANTLE PH: (08) 9319 3022 WWW.ACTON.COM.AU ACTON FREMANTLE 253 CANNING HIGHWAY, EAST FREMANTLE PH: (08) 9319 3022 WWW.ACTON.COM.AU
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A PRIVILEGED PERSPECTIVE• Soak up glorious sunsets over the Swan River & Indian Ocean• 2 separate living areas, 3 separate courtyards & a raised deck • Light fi lled interior, fl oorboards & high ceilings• Spacious master bed – ensuite, BIRs & gorgeous views from here!• Downstairs is a unique fully self-contained open living plan area• Tropical garden, alfresco area, raised deck & more views!!• Ideal “Lock & Leave” + direct access to the Swan River foreshore
AUCTION ON SITE 10.30AM SATURDAY 2ND NOVEMBER 2013 (UNLESS SOLD PRIOR) • 1912 character home on 303 sqm• Glass, light, texture abounds, timber fl oors• Lovingly renovated and modernised• Spacious throughout, both bedrooms with ensuites (3 WCs)• Elevated position with entertaining deck• Double carport behind the home
THIS PROPERTY IS GOING TO AUCTION AND WILL BE SOLDAUCTION ON SITE 2.30PM SATURDAY 2ND NOVEMBER 2013 (UNLESS SOLD PRIOR)
• Immaculate 4 bed, 2 bath home, boasting zoned family living with exceptional views• Marri timber fl oors throughout the living space• The kitchen & meals are especially designed for the entertainer• North facing courtyard featuring a below ground pool• Sweeping views over the Swan River from the pool deck• Don’t miss this chance to spoil your family...
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11/52 ROLLINSON ROAD, NORTH COOGEE FROM $799,0004 PARKER STREET, EAST FREMANTLE $1.65 MILLION
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A boutique commercial investment plus modern affordable apartments and the affordability just got better!
You’ll have to act fast to secure one of the great apartments on offer – with only a few left, in a top location and a perfect opportunity for leased investment or owner occupier, there is a great choice available. Ranging from 2 bed, 2 bath up to the 2 level 3 bed, 2.5 bath, penthouse with city and ocean views. Each apartment has the use of 2 car bays and because of its excellent location, instead of driving, you may fi nd yourself enjoying the short walk to Melville Recreation Centre, restaurants and the river, as they are right on your very doorstep.
Only 2 retail/offi ce strata lots still available, with areas ranging from 69 to 81sqm. Exclusive off-street parking is available for each tenancy plus additional customer bays. With an option of a leased investment or vacant premises and with great exposure to Melville Plaza Shopping Centre and Canning Highway, these last two lots will be snapped up by the astute investor or owner occupier.
BRETT OLIVER 0425 252 [email protected]
NOEL ROGERS 0409 300 600 [email protected]
Can a good market get any better?...
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NOEL ROGERS 0409 300 600 [email protected]
Can a good market get any better?...
It just did!
• 1970s solid, renovated and fabulous• 3 beds, 1 bath, open plan kitchen/dining• Wonderful light, modern kitchen, air cond• Large lounge with contemporary wall storage• Huge outdoor entertaining + lawned area• Rear studio with loft – granny fl at/teenage
retreat??• Perfect…Nothing to do!
• Amazing opportunity for the buyer of this heritage listed art deco home
• Iconic original 3 bedroom 1 bathroom home sitting high on a hill
• Fall in love with the truly interesting architectural lines• Relish the panoramic vista, sweeping out to Rottnest Island• With future extensions, the outlook will be
incomparable• Situated close to cafes, restaurants, parks and the river• Live a lifestyle that you’ve always desired all on a
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• Wake up to breathtaking views out to Rottnest Island every morning
• Executive apartment with a light-fi lled, open plan living design• Extend your entertainment area onto the huge balcony where
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24 2 518sqm
LORRAINE RASMUSSEN0412 080 [email protected]
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SHARON DEPLEDGE0408 911 [email protected]
BRETT OLIVER 0425 252 [email protected]
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RIKKI HARRISON 0451 533 [email protected]
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FREMANTLE
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11/18 STRANG STREET, BEACONSFIELD FROM $585,000
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11 2
11 PRINSEP ROAD, ATTADALE FROM $1,150,000
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24 2
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3/32 HENRY STREET, FREMANTLE FROM $930,000
22 1
PETER SMART 0414 887 [email protected]
• Gorgeous 2 level contemporary apartment with panoramic ocean views• Catch sunsets from your front balcony or morning sun from rear balcony• Relax or entertain in style in the huge 70 sqm open plan living space• High ceilings and expansive tiled fl oor space create a cool ambience• Also includes a storage unit of 8 sqm fl oor space and mezzanine• A short stroll to South Fremantle shopping, South Beaches & cafe strip
• Much loved character family home on 1012 sqm with the 25.2m frontage & zoned R25/R40 allowing for subdivision (STCA)
• Keep home & subdivide the back, or demolish & subdivide• Spacious sep living spaces with high ceilings throughout• Formal dining, lounge - polished jarrah boards & fi replace• 3 double size bedrooms, ducted air & two r/c split systems• Extra parking for boat or caravan, fully fenced gardens• Covered outdoor entertaining for BBQs& so close to parklands
Fremantle Herald, Saturday October 12, 2013 - Page 19
FREMANTLE
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By HAYDEN GROVES Chairman REIWA
Fremantle Branch
The question is often asked if “selling off the back yard” is subject to
capital gains tax.
Everyone probably knows that under current law any capital gain made when selling the family home is not taxable.
However, there are some circumstances whereby selling your “primary residence” could be subject to capital gains tax.
Buyers ought to be cautious, for example, when purchasing the family home as a “trustee for a trust” especially when it comes time to sell. This is because, in general, the tax rules enable only individuals residing in their home to generate a tax-free gain when selling. Indeed, sellers have the onus to prove that the sold property is in fact their primary home. Holding utility accounts in your name, having your possessions in the property and sharing the home with your family members are all examples of “proof of residing”.
The question is often asked if “selling off the back yard” is subject to capital gains tax. In short, the advice I have read indicates “yes
it is”. This is because the principal residence tax exemption applies only to a “house” with the land. The original cost of buying the property is normally able to be deducted to determine any profi t in such circumstances and the gain discounted by half if the land is held for more than twelve months.
When deciding to relocate the family for a period and rent the primary residence, property owners have the right to return to
their home within six years and retain the tax exemption when selling. The exemption applies only when the seller did actually reside (intention to reside is not suffi cient) in the property and did not purchase and live in that other home during the period of renting the original house.
For those who have inherited a house from a deceased family member the rules are more complex although normally for a recent inheritance the profi ts from the sale of the property is tax-free if the property is either sold within two years of the person’s death or the home becomes the main residence of the benefi ciary under the will.
In summary, in unordinary circumstances it is worth checking with your accountant or tax professional before selling your home to ensure any gain you make is safe from the Taxman.
Disclaimer: The above information is intended to be of a general nature. Please do not rely on any of the content as being a professional tax or legal opinion and seek your own independent advice.
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THIS North Lake home will be popular with the kids, with gate
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The quiet neighbourhood park has soccer goals and a playground, not that you’d need it: The backyard is huge, with ample space on the grass to set up your own playground or get a six-a-side competition going.
The large alfresco area equipped with an outdoor heater and patio blinds can serve as an entertaining space all year round, making adults very happy too.
Entertainer’s dreamIt isn’t just the backyard that
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The home, which sits on a big 720sqm property was renovated and extended only six years ago, adding to its contemporary feel.
The open-plan kitchen and dining area is huge, an
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The other bedrooms, two bathrooms and laundry are tucked away down the hall, along with a few handy storage areas.
Warm and invitingTimber french doors in
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The home feels warm and inviting as the light dances off the gleaming
fl oorboards and fresh white walls.
With air-con throughout and located on a peaceful street, this home is modern comfortable living at its fi nest.
33 Monaco Ave, North Lake$685,000Denise Muir0419 932 302Mark Brophy Real Estate9335 9800
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16 Minilya Ave - White Gum Valley Ph: 9335 9007www.locaterealestate.com.auRebekah Vos-Jamieson
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HEADLESS chooks would have taken more notice of the
views from Melville Senior High School and its oval than I recall myself and fellow students doing.
We had more important stuff on our minds at the time: the length of our hideously green school uniform, boys, what we were going to do on the weekend, boys. And whines of, “do we really have to play sport, miss”?
But the vista must have made an impact subliminally as—strolling into the vast living/dining/kitchen of this Renton Street home—a thousand memories fl ooded back into my ageing brain .
Funky modernA gargantuan window
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This four-bedroom home—like my classmates and I—has changed a lot over the years and a facelift has turned the solid single storey home into a funky modern two-storey abode, complete with a great skillion roofl ine.
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Upstairs is the massive living/dining/kitchen area, where even the kitchen sink has views.
The kitchen is a sweeping and pristine space in white, with soft-golden timber benchtops,
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The views get even better when you step onto the spacious balcony.
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Come the Australia Day fi reworks you’ll be in hot demand with all your friends.
The spacious main bedroom has its own balcony overlooking the street. Not to mention a walk-in robe and ensuite.
Family is writ large over this home.
Melville high and primary schools are within walking distance and there’s a couple of great cafes on Marmion Street, almost as close—or head up Leach Highway where there’s a swag of shops, big and small, to meet every homeowners’ need.
14 Renton Street, Melvillefrom $1.350 millionGary Hicks0413 119 902Jenny Bradshaw0424 977 396Ross & Galloway Property9333 5999
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FIFTEEN bucks for a hot meal at a sit-down restaurant that doesn’t
have a clown mascot is becoming a rarity these days.
Down at Chogajip Korean restaurant on Essex Street, there’s a small but cleverly varied $15 lunch menu to enjoy alongside renditions of Beatles classics reimagined with traditional Korean instruments.
You could tell the soy fi sh was cooked in a new batch of oil: It smelled fresh, was golden in colour and had a great crunch to it. The thick slices of fi sh were subtly fl avoured, working as a neutral base for the soy sauce, biting chilli and a light salad (which helped with the guilt of eating a deep-fried meal for lunch).
The udon hot pot with bulgogi is a big dish served in a cast-iron pot, with plenty of chunks of soft, tender marinated beef swimming alongside fat, savoury udon noodles in brothy soup sprinkled with delicious umami powder. Served just slightly cooler than the surface of the sun, it’s a perfect hearty meal for a windy day.
Dak bulgogi was an enjoyable mix of grilled chicken marinated in soy sauce, sugar and sesame oil, served alongside boiled rice. A nice, lighter alternative to the rich, dark bulgogi marinade.
For the middle of the table we picked up sweet chili prawns and were pretty blown away by the incredibly rich, sweet (and slightly spicy) sauce they were bathed in. This wasn’t one of those dishes with three prawns hiding in an ocean of sauce: There were plenty of shrimp strewn throughout the dish from fat plumpers to small juicy ones.
Overall, lunch at Chogajip is a pretty nice midpoint between a $6 burger at Hungry Jack’s and taking out a second mortgage to eat on the cafe strip.
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An ancient land surrounded by sea. Two people’s journey through life with the sea as their guide. A boy born with the gift that he
will never drown. A woman who yearns to communicate with the sea birds that mirror her fractured life.
Drawing inspiration from the relentless shifts and depths of the sea, Indigenous
choreographer Simon Stewart and east coast choreographer Penelope Mullen have created a
unique dance work entitled Dreamtide. The works dive into the multi-faceted nature of the sea and explore the beauty and the
treachery of the tides that are experienced and felt by people Australia-wide, then and now. Ochre unites Indigenous and non-Indigenous dancers on stage to share this voluminous,
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Fremantle Arts Centre’s fourth term of night time art courses kicks off on October 22 with plenty of art forms to choose from. A FAC night course is a perfect way to unwind after work and learn new skills in a relaxed, social and supportive environment.
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SAINT CRISPIN is the patron saint of shoe-makers so it’s apt an art
exhibition featuring works made from discarded thongs should be launched on St Crispin’s Day (a day made famous by Shakespeare in Henry V’s stirring speech to gee up the Brits at Agincourt).
The “happy few” behind the exhibition are Fremantle’s Sandy McKendrick and artist mates Emma Washer and Cara Ratajezak.
The “foe” they battle aren’t the French but a colossal proliferation of rubbish tossed into the world’s oceans.
“Anything we can do to avoid it going into landfi ll is great,” McKendrick says.
Over four years the artists collected a mind-boggling array of fl otsam from beaches as far fl ung as South Beach and the Christmas and Cocos Keeling Islands, turning them into quirky—and beautiful—works of art.
It started as a community art project on the islands and many of the works are not for sale, as the islanders want them back.
McKendrick recalls raised eyebrows at Customs as she shipped 260kg of old rope, thongs, toothbrushes, driftwood and bits of toys back to Fremantle.
“Hundreds of toothbrushes wash up [on Christmas and Cocos],” McKendrick says.
Some driftwood found on the island bears colourful paint seen on Indonesian fi shing boats, and McKendrick believes they could be from sunken vessels.
One work is a lifering, edged
with cut-out black thongs, a memorial to lost refugee lives.
“[It’s[ a representation of night, and the oppression and fear of the unknown.”
Many items used in the exhibition are from closer to home with local rock lobster fi shers happy to provide stuff pulled up with their pots.
McKendrick spends many hours walking South Beach, or snorkeling off Cottesloe, where
she’s collected an impressive array of goggles that feature in the artworks.
Part of the Fremantle Festival the exhibition will also feature works suspended at Kidogo Art House on Bathers Beach, and stunning photos of the islands by Eva Boogaard.
Art Adrift will fl oat into Fishing Boat Harbour and Kidogo Arthouse October 25 to November 10.
• Sandy McKendrick does fl otsam and jetsam. Photos by
Jeremy DixonARTSJENNY D’ANGERAAAAAAJEJJJJEJEJEJEJJEJJJJEJJEJEJE
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21 Roper St, O’Connor
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100 Wray Ave, Fremantle
9430 9243
Specialising in new PC’s, Laptops & Networking.
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Outstanding customer service
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GLASS SERVICING
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we care for your garden
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• Insurance Work• Free Measure
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NICK PATULNY
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• commercial• domestic
• auto • safesQuality Security Guaranteed
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0434 493 537
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• New Homes• Renovations• Rendering• Patching
Established 1970
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For a clean reliable job atSENSIBLE PRICES.Quality Workmanship
OVER 20 YEARSLOCAL EXPERIENCE
colourifi cpainting contractors
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Established 1984 Reg # 3284Accredited Dulux Painter
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Over 25 Years of Experience
Touchstone
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0457 591 143A/H 9499 4097
Fully Insured
Free Onsite Consult
All aspects of Landscaping• limestone work
• paving • lawn & synthetic lawn• planting schemes
NO CALL OUT FEE• Hot Water Systems
• Leaking Taps
• Blocked Drains,
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• Annoying & Noisy
Water Hammer
• Anodes
• Taps, Pans & Cistern
• Water Filters
• Gas Bayonets
• Water Saving Devices
GUARANTEEDSame Day Service
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plumbing & gas
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No Job Too Small• Water Features
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• Excavation & Bobcat Services• Soakwell Installations
• Limestone Garden Edging• Colorbond Fencing
• Slate Clattering • Stump Grinding Neat & Professional Workmanship
0401 203 121FOR FREE QUOTES CALL AARON
Sewer Conversion.Sewer Junction Cut-in.H.W.S. Repair & Install
24 Hour Emergency H.W.
All Class Plumbing and GasPL 7515 GF 013344
All at competitive prices24 hours emergency work10% discount for pensions
0422 673 766
STUART’S MOWING
Phone Stuart0414 570 795
Lawn MowingVertimowing
Garden CleanupsGutter Cleaning
Tree/Shrub PruningPalms Defronded
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• Hot Water Systems• Blocked Drains• Burst Pipes• Toilet & Cisterns• Leaking Taps• Gas Installations
A reliable service for all your
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0411 452 742
Call Alex Barry for prompt reliable service
PL7158 GF9661
• All Plumbing Services• All Gas Fitting 0 & Servicing• Customer Satisfaction Guarantee• No charge if we can’t fi x it
Phone0404 835 503
www.greenstoneplumbing.com.au
PL 7980 GF 11268
PL: 7916 GF: 014502
Hot Water Systems Blocked Drains • Burst Pipes
Flick Mixers • Toilets Gas Installations & Repairs
Taps • Kitchens Bathrooms & Renovations
All work guaranteed Fully insured - No call out feeSame day emergency service0405 088 190or 9437 4688
Two Men and Truck
0458 883 333
$105 per hour + GST
ExperiencedRemovalists
www.cockburnremovals.com.au
All plumbing fi xed & no
call out fee
0401 939 332
IF WE CAN’T FIX IT WE DON’T
CHARGE YOU!• hot water systems• blocked drains• leaking toilets• gas appliances• leaking taps • burst pipes
PL7971 GF015728
Clean, Tidy, Courteous with Quality
Work Guaranteed
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PPropertyPlumbing& GasPty Ltd
A QUALITY RETICULATION
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0414 097 538
WINTER SPECIALSNew Installations, Add-Ons, Services & Repairs Including
Replacing Control Boxes, Solanoids etc.
Call now for prompt & professional services
ROOF & WALLDOCTOR
WE REMOVE & DISPOSE OF: Old Tiles Iron Asbestos
9430 655316 Essex St, Fremantle
www.roofandwalldoc.com.auWorkSafe Asbestos Demolition Lic
Builders Registration Number 13172
WE SUPPLY & INSTALL
Colorbond, Zincalume Skylights, Whirly Birds Insulation, Gutters Tile Roof Restoration
READ THISIf your re-roof is more than
$20,000 (inc GST) your re-roofi ng Company must be a Registered Building Company. This means
Licenced with The Builders Registration Board.
OTHERWISE THE WORK IS ILLEGAL
THE COMPLETE SERVICE INTERIOR & EXTERIOR
AUSTIN BROWN0427 479 654
PRN. 4976
Residential and Commercial
Specialising in Wall & Ceiling Repairs
ROOF PLUMBING & RIDGE CAPPING
Gutters, extra downpipes, wider valleys, roofs,
driveways hp cleaned• Ridgecaps repointed
• Broken Tiles ReplacedFast service, Free quotes,
all work guaranteed
CALL PHIL
0427 502 214
herald trades & services Cockburn Roofi ng Service• Ridgecapping
Specialists• Gutters & Downpipes
• Leaks/Reroofi ng• Install Gutter Guard
& Whirly Birds• All types of roof
maintenance
Leon 0403 184 723cockburnroofi [email protected]
ALL WORKGUARANTEED
KITCHENS
LOCKSMITH
LANDSCAPING
LIMESTONE
LAWN MOWING PLUMBINGPAINTING PEST CONTROL ROOFING
PLASTERING
REMOVALS
REMOVALS
ROOF PLUMBING
PLUMBING
RETICULATION
PAINTING
DLSLandscape Constructions
Phone Craig0417 358 851
Covering all aspects of landscapingQuality construction and Design
22 years Exp / Cert Hort
• Paving • Decking • Synthetic / Instant Lawns
• Retaining • Retic• Fences • Water features• Garden Design & Install
Perth Exit PlumbingPL7409 GL7917
Ring Steve 9330 4312 or 0406 352 020
All Plumbing ServicesPlumbing Renovations
Hot Water SystemsServicing Taps or Replace
Blocked DrainsToilet Systems
No Call Out Fee
Helping Locals & Helping the Environment
ROOFCARPENTER
0413 057 979Dean
• pergolas• second story additions
•extentions• re-roofi ng
All aspects of Carpentry
FRANK’SROOFING
9337 1601 24 HoursMob 0409 105 559
Quality Work
FLEXI CEMENTRIDGECAPPING• Roofcoating• Reroofing tiles & tin• Gutter & Downpipes• Pensioner discounts• Fix Leaks
FREEQUOTES
FREE QUOTES
For all your painting requirements.
Phone Bob for a FREE QUOTE.
Reg. No. 2390
0418 953 149
TERRY’S
REMOVALS
$105
per hour+ GST
2 Men - Large Truck20 yrs experience
0458 872 333
FLAT PACKKITCHENSIkea & Other ‘Flatpack‛
Specialist.Kitchen, Laundry, Wardrobes
& Benchtop Installation.Ron Liebrand 0418 695 235Meg Liebrand 0438 068 257P/F: 9437 [email protected]
(Pensioner Discount)
All Roof Replacements &
MaintenanceWe service Govt. schools
in Roof Works.
9433 1077
Specialised Outdoor Services
www.sos-services.com.au
Building Licence # 13954
• gutters• downpipes• roof leaks• asbestos removal• reroofi ng
All work guaranteedFully Qualifi ed Tradesmen Only
Fax: 9434 6221Email: swanriverroofi [email protected]
Ron: 0403 842 218
Home - Offi ce Storage
Unbeatable Prices 100% Satisfaction
GUARANTEED
Design & Construct Service
No job too big or small
ALL PAVINGCall David
0424 175 568
DULUX ACCREDITED PAINTING CONTRACTORS
• internal/external• tradesmen only• local resident
• registered painter 2542• senior discounts
John Cole 9310 36600412 198 966
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Site Consultations and detailed garden sketch plansDiscounts available with all
Waldecks purchases
[email protected] 0415 874 669
PLUMBING & GAS ISSUES?
DHM Plumbing & Gas Services
Tony 0415 175 [email protected]
www.dhmplumbing.com.au
Let us solve your problems...
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Hot Water Installs + ServiceAll Gas Appliances + Bayonets Blocked Drains • Burst Pipes Renovations • Retic Cut Ins
Back Flow Prevention
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Local, Honest and Reliable
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& STUMP GRINDINGFREE QUOTES • FULLY INSURED
DANGEROUS TREES OR ANNOYING STUMPS REMOVED
SAFELY AND PROMPTLY.TREES TRIMMED & SHAPED.
• Yard Clean-upsand Junk Removal• Gutter Cleaning
9433 41560407 473 626
FoxysTreelopping
ROOF & WALLDOCTOR
BRICK &LIMESTONE
RISING DAMPFRETTING MORTAR
TUCKPOINTINGOLD RENDER REMOVEDLIMESTONE REPOINTEDHERITAGE RESTORATION
9430 655323 Years Experience
Builders Registration Number 13172
BRICK & LIMESTONE
9430 6553
• Repairs to most makes of washer & dryers• In home repairs• 12 months guarantee• Senior citizen’s discounts
SEC Lic.Phone Ben
0409 088 832
A1 WASHERREPAIRS
9339 66450421 118 704
• Est. East Frem. 1982• Fully Insured• Pensioner discounts• Free quote
OWEN’S TREESERVICE
Call your local contractorOwen Ritson
Port Sewing Centre
Ph 9335 611358 Adelaide St,
Fremantle
Repairs to all sewingmachines andoverlockers.
SINGER PFAFFSince 1851 Since 1862
AVANTIWINDOW CLEANING
RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
Fully InsuredPolice ClearanceReliable & Effi cientAttention to Detail
0414 797 712Alex Doran
9314 12220418 940 121
Ring a Bin
2,3 & 4m bins.All bins with ramps.
Friendly local owner/operator.
Phone Leo.Pay by Cards, Cash or EFT
Downpipes, Driveways, Spoon Drains, etc.
We also repair existing soakwells and brickpaving.
SOAKWELLS
0418 906 735For advice and
recommendations call Deane
All aspects of Drainage & Stormwater Management
www.pavedrain.com.au
Stump Grinding• over 25 yrs exp• fully insured• free quotes & advice• removal or verge pick-up “Service is our Motto”
KENT’S TREE SERVICE
Kent
0411 284 833
THE “TREE GP”NOW AVAILABLE FOR
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BLUES AT THE FREO WORKERS Club (9 Henry St). Friday October 11th & 25th 7.30pm dynamic
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DANCING ENJOY NEW VOGUE, Ballroom, Latin, Every Tuesday evening 7.30 pm. Cost $10.00 per
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FCDJFC SPECIAL Meeting & AGM Hilton Bowling Club Sunday 20 October @ 2pm
FREE FREMANTLE WOMEN’S Health and Wellbeing Day to be held at the Hilton Community
Centre, 34 Paget St Hilton, on Monday 21 October 12.30-3.00pm. There will be stalls with information and advice on a wide range of women’s health issues, including how to achieve healthy bodies, minds, relationships and life-styles. There will be a presentation on pelvic fl oor exercise, demonstrations of Zumba Gold and Tai Chi with opportunities to participate and learn some moves. There will be prizes and afternoon tea will be provided. For catering purposes please RSVP to Fremantle Women’s Health Centre on 9431 0500 by 17 October
FRIENDS OF THE COCKBURN Wetlands. monthly meeting to which you are invited, occur
at the Education centre 184 Hope rd Bibra Lake on the fi rst Saturday of the month commencing at 10am. The friends are keen bird watches but are involved with all environmental and land use matters concerning the Bibra and North Lake reserves
JAZZ FREMANTLE Brian Copping’s Round Midnight Sunday 13 October, 4 - 7pm Navy Club,
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LIVING BUDDHISM A weekend course with lay Buddhist teacher Marcin Baranski. Friday 11 October,
8:00 pm - “Introduction to Buddhism, for Everyday Life”. A series of talks focusing on methods for creating a joyful life. Diamond Way Buddhist Centre Perth – 31 McCoy street, Melville. For info www.diamondway.org.au/perthor call 0424 421 123
MESSY CHURCH at St Edward’s, 40 Collick Street, Hilton. Third Saturday of the month 3:30-5:30pm. An
all age family event with activities, short informal worship, bring and share fi nger food meal. Contact: Revd Julie 9337 5969 [email protected]
MUSIC AMICA Concert to be held Saturday Oct 19 at Applecross Uniting Church, cnr Mackenzie &
Kishorn Rds at 8pm. All welcome. Ph 9364 3256 or 6161 5959
NAR-ANON IS AN Anonymous self-help group offering understanding comfort and support for
relatives and friends of addicted drug users. The Willagee Family Group meets every Monday night at 7.15pm at 88 Bawdan st Willagee. Contact Jennifer 9339 8002
SING SING SING Groups and individual lessons choir. Melville and Fremantle. Beginners welcome. Call
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THE TAOIST TAI CHI SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA is holding an AWARENESS DAY in the Esplanade Park,
Fremantle on Sunday 20th October from 12:30-2:30pm
TRADITIONAL HAWAIIAN CULTURE & TEACHINGS. Kawika Foster is from a school of
learning from Molokai that preserves & shares the ancestral teachings from an unbroken lineage of 50 generations. He will be presenting a two day workshop at Beaconsfi eld Yoga Centre on October 19 & 20. Contact Kathryn at [email protected] for more information. www.manaokahiko.com
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MATHEMATICS And Physics tuition in your home. All high school levels (inc.3AB,3CD, and Specialist) to year 12, University and TAFE. Experienced, dedicated and professional tutor. Phone Denton 0425 898 598 or 9418 7703MATHEMATICS Teacher, qualifi ed, experienced, University Lecturer. For all years and levels. 0431 424 868MATHS, Physics, Engineering. Yr 8-10, TEE, TAFE. Qualifi ed, Supportive, Female math teacher/ BSc. (Physics). Dip.ED. (Math) Call 0402 447 584PHYSICS And Engineering tuition in your home. Years 10, 11 and 12, TAFE and University. Experienced, dedicated and professional tutor. Phone Denton 0425 898 598 or 9418 7703SPANISH with Ruperto Nunez Language School. New courses start 14th October. Day and evening classes. All levels. 0400 114 673 [email protected]
EXPERT SERVICESACCOUNTING and Taxation services for businesses and individuals, BAS & Tax returns. Email [email protected] or Tel: 9329 9998, 1/1 North Lake Road, Alfred Cove ARCHITECT Designed homes and extensions to suit your site, lifestyle and budget. 0434 935 694ARCHITECT. Approachable, practiced, prompt. Award winner. Low cost design services. Yes, different. Patrick Healey (R1008) 9499 1888BOOKKEEPING. Registered BAS agent. Cert IV Bookkeeping/Accounting. Effi cient, effective and accurate, with a hands on approach, quality individually tailored service to large & small business. Over 22 years exp in bookkeeping/admin, 11+ MYOB exp. Services: accounts pay/rec, payroll, super, BAS/IAS, bank recon. Please call Antonella at AV Bookkeeping 0404 842 483 or email [email protected] 1st class. Small, medium jobs. 9335 4715 or 0400 505 302BRICKLAYER All types of bricklaying, insurance work, rusted/lintels replaced. Pensioner rates, no job too small, free quotes. All calls will be attended to. Ken Jones 0419 049 362BRICKLAYER Available for all types of garden walls, water features, letterboxes and general building. Fast, friendly service. Call Dave on 0403 620 267 for quoteBUILDING Inspections, building design, energy effi ciency. Archistruct Pty Ltd, Tel: 9316 0186, [email protected] 15 years Experience Award Winning Carpenter/All Rounder. Call Chris For a Free Quote 0428 721 284CARPENTER Specialising in small maintenance jobs ph Ian 0414 870 570CARPENTER, Handyman, Multi-skilled, Renovator. 25 years local experience. Repairs specialist Matt 0423 426 202CARPET & Vinyl layer, repairs & re-stretching. Call Dave 0409 666 062CARPET A Cleaning, specialising in steam injection deep cleaning. Choice magazine preferred method. Quick drying. 0438 411 208
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BOXES Removal type. Cash paid. Will pick up depending on quantity/location. 9417 5234LOOKING to buy house max $850K or land max $500K Freo/WGV/Beaconsfi eld only. John 0417 450 260TOOLS, China, bric/brac, antiques, records, books, jewelrey, clocks, H/hold goods. Cash paid. Sheds, garages, cleared out, deceased estates. Call SHEDBUSTERS 9337 3953 or 0414 451 203
BED Overlays. Thick premium quality. More comfort, less aches and pains. Foam Sales 82 Norma Rd, Booragoon 9330 1199FOAM Cushions, mattresses etc cut to size and covered. Foam Sales 82 Norma Rd Booragoon 9330 1199HONEY, Unprocessed honey delivered free in 10x1 kg tubs $70. Austen 9437 1774PACKING Boxes from $1.85, paper, bubble wrap, robes. Can deliver. 9417 2000PELMET Boxes. $15/meter made to order, DIY cover. Foam Sales 82 Norma Rd Booragoon 9330 1199
ABSOLUTE Waxing & Beauty. Affordable Waxing, Professional Service, Exceptional Value. Call Pam 0414 557 035ACRYLIC Nails, qualifi ed Technician and competitive prices. Contact Jenelle 0478 621 680SET Your goals and act now! Do you want to lose kilos fast? Guaranteed Results! www.befi tandhealthy.slimtrimbelly.com
GUITAR Lessons, easy going teacher 20 yrs exp. Simple method. I Come 2u. 0439 597 507PIANO Tuner. Professional tuning services offered. Regular tuning fee $165. Call 0416 065 983PIANO, Guitar, Vocal & Drums tuition. Professional Teachers / Musicians, Working with children (WWC), Applecross location. Ph Dean or Jamesley on 0406 220 444 or email us [email protected] Strings. Classical quartet or trio for weddings, functions or parties. Email [email protected] Call Hans 9335 6980 evenings
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AYURVEDA and Yoga Wellness Centre. New dates for our ‘ Living Yoga & Ayurveda Retreat “ in Rishikesh, India Feb 23 - March 8 2014. Booking now. We also offer Ayurvedic consultations, a range of products and Ayurvedic treatments. Ph Nikki 9433 1018 / 0411 796 354 or Leah 9331 5999 / 0438 693 855. 75 Wray Ave, Fremantle. www.yogavedawellness.comSOUL Abundance Coaching. Regain your Personal Power and Create your Success & Happiness. Intuitively Guided Soul Coaching. Energy Healing. Intuitive Development. Relationships, Parenting, Teens & Children, Weight Loss, Monetary Flow, Career, Business, Health. Animal Healing, Home & Business Energy Clearings, Meditation Groups & Fun-shops. Golden Energy Infusions Friday Weekly. Ph Catherine, Dip FP, NLP, 0408 563 746 or visit www.soulabundance.com
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ASHTANGA YOGA - New 5 week Beginner Courses start 9am Saturday 19 October, 5:30pm Tuesday 15 October, 7pm Wednesday 23 October, 7pm Monday 28 October. 10 Wray Ave Fremantle. malayoga.com.au or 0459 151 599AWARENESS Through Movement (feldenkrais). Drop-in classes every Monday night 6:00pm to 7:00pm at Glyde-in Community Centre, Fremantle. $20 per class. Call Elwyn 0417 954 633 AYURVEDA An ancient art of healing in harmony with nature. Detox, relax and immerse yourself in Ayurveda at Lakshmi Ayurveda center. We offer consultations, panchakarma authentic ayurvedic treatments for ones individual needs. 100% Organic health products and organic Ayurvedic oils. Gift vouchers are available. Karin B.SC (hons) Ayurveda 0406 810 547 or visit www.lakshmiayurveda.com.auBEAT Your sugar and carb cravings! FREE consultation on weight management, detox and wellbeing. Call the SUGARBUSTERS on 0439 971 079
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BOWEN Therapy is an effective technique to treat conditions relating to the back, neck and all types of injury. Lyn Sellwood has over 20 years experience in the industry and has relocated her practice to Lifecare Melville Physiotherapy, 15 Maddox Crescent, Melville. Ph: 0409 118 173 for an appointment. Health Fund Rebates applyBROKEN up? Get your ex back! Call: 0452 238 374COUNSELLING And Psychotherapy. Creating new ways of thinking and behaving, to make sense of emotional pain and distress. Resolving diffi culties in relationships & all issues of anxiety, depression, addiction, self-confi dence, trauma/grief and psychosomatic sufferings. Effective, gentle, confi dential. Karin Sephton, nationally accredited Psychotherapist,15 yrs experience, registered clinical member PACAWA/PACFA 21219. Some rebates apply. www.karin-sephton.com 0409 298 727COUNSELLING And support services. Ever Forward Counselling specializing in relationship advice, child/adolescent and general support. Concession rates available. 7b Silas St. E Fremantle, www.everforwardcounselling.com or ph: 0452 238 374COUNSELLING Changes lives…Therapeutic Lifestyle Changes (TLC) offers professional counselling for individuals, couples, families and groups. Our counsellors specialise in; relationship issues, adolescent anxiety and depression, retirement challenges and addictions. For more information call 0468 957 061 or visit our website www.changesforlife.com.au. Discounted rates available for concession card holders, students and pensioners. 244 South Terrace, South FremantleENERGY Healing technique that I used to heal myself from Lymes Disease, powerful yet gentle for any energetic disharmony, for an appointment call Soul Vision 0421 173 994BALINESE Massage. Deep Tissue. Hot Stone Massage. $65/hr strictly non sexual Please call Rika 0410 036 760 Melville
IYENGAR Yoga, experienced teachers, individual adjustments, beginners to experienced, Air Conditioned, Free parking, change rooms, Full Class schedule online www.jyoga.com.au 0418 923 791 146 Carrington St O’ConnorYOGA Hatha Style, Gentle Exercise with experienced instructor at Samson Recreation Centre 44 McCombe Avenue Samson. Thursday 12.00pm - 1.30pm - $90/$72 conc. per term all levels welcome. Further information call 9331 8040
SUMMER Bodies are made in Spring! Outdoor Pilates Classes at Harvest Lakes Park. Monday & Wednesday 6-7pm. Starting in October. Call Laura 0406 082 568 www.personalpilates.com.au
REMEDIAL MASSAGE at HOME
20 years experience with Deep tissue, Bowen Therapy and relaxation massage. For pelvic realignment, lower back pain, neck & shoulder problems etc. For massage in your own home, in the Fremantle area, call Peter Murray 0419 964 559. Health rebates available. Also available at Swanbourne Massage Clinic: www.swanbournemassageclinic.com.au MASSAGE Absolute deep tissue. De-stress by qualifi ed Chinese. N/S $60/hr Mon-Fri 8am-4pm 0418 948 192MASSAGE Amazing self healing alleviates stress/ neck/ shoulder/ back, tension/ pain/ migraines. Zen shiatsu therapeutic massage. Trained in Japan. Non sexual. Elspeth 0410 853 441MASSAGE Deep Relaxation, Full Bodywork $60/75 mins. Mobile, 13 yrs experience. James 9417 57325 Star Massages offering $30 half hour Thai body walk. I am a qualifi ed Thailand and Australian therapist. Also offering Tantra Swedish Relaxation. Sport, deep tissue. All massages full body stimulating and for the mind body & soul. 100% honest professional guaranteed. Very Private. Applecross 7 days, 9-9. Melinda 0423 220 706APPLECROSS For men and ladies special offer $50 per hour Swedish Thai relaxation massage by qualifi ed male. For ladies 2nd half hour free. Hot oil, tantra swedish, Thai body walks. Dual massage for couples or singles $50 for half hour. Private. 100% professional guaranteed. 7 days. Mobile available 0423 954 811TANTRIC Massage to reenergize 6 days 9:00am - 8:00pm. Fremantle. Lis 0431 291 118 or 6460 6547SUNNY’S Body Massage. N/S. Traditional thai massage. Deep tissue, Swedish, Foot refl exology. E-Shed Markets Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, 9-5pm. 0414 368 693MOBILE Remedial massage, deep tissue, trigger point, postural correction. Table or chair work for private, corporate, events and festivals. Also available at Silas St. Specialists, 7b Silas St. East Fremantle. Qualifi ed. Concession rates available. N/S. Peter 0450 394 152 [email protected] PREGNANCY Specifi c Massage & Hypnosis for Birth. Massage done on special pregnancy table with hole for your belly so you can lay face down and relax totally-qualifi ed practitioner Gabrielle Targett author of A Labour of Love Phone 0418 336 362 info@alabourofl ove.com.au
ARIES (Mar 21 – Apr 20)Conservative options aren’t working – either in the world, or at home. Venus
is however sending you various blessings. She is in Sagittarius, inspiring romantic adventures. In the sign of the centaur, she is generous and broadly focussed on truth and travel. Pack your bags.
TAURUS (Apr 21 – May 20)Relationships are presently touched by what could best be described as creative
friction. There is friction but it’s not corrosive or destructive. Managed well, it serves to unlock a logjam and release a fl ood of vitality. Aliveness will not be stopped. It is irrepressible. Go for it.
GEMINI (May 21 – June 21)Endings are beginnings. This is easier to realise in theory than in
practise. As life sweeps all that’s done and dusted out the door, it will take all your intelligence to fi gure out the blessings involved. With Mercury deep in Scorpio, these are transformational times. Be an alchemist.
CANCER (June 22 – Jul 22)Though you are in a position of some infl uence and strength, that doesn’t
stop others from challenging you. Use these chal-lenges to test your handle on truth and authority. To be reactive, or defensive, won’t serve your purpose. You are going to have to be real here. Shine on.
LEO (Jul 23 – Aug 22)Mars is at the very tail end of his present tenure in Leo. If there are
any items on the agenda that need to be driven through, now is the moment. You might not have the same horsepower in a week. To sort pipedreams out from that which is truly visionary could get interesting.
VIRGO (Aug 23 – Sept 22)Don’t be too quick to bring yourself out of respite. Though there are strong changes
brewing, that doesn’t mean there’s any great need to add to the tension. Be watchful. Trust life and trust other people’s capacity to respond. If you really need to act, do so in a friendly, calm manner.
LIBRA (Sept 23 – Oct 23)The Sun is shining in all its glory, right in the midst of Libra. Your aesthetic
sense always overrides the pressure to conform to the strictures of common sense. This can cause others to freak out. Seek the company of those who truly understand the need for beauty in the world.
SCORPIO (Oct 24 – Nov 21)It is you, silently ensconced in your hidey-hole, who is ever so incon-
spicuously pulling the crowd your way. No-one has mastered the art of creating demand by withholding supply, as profi ciently as your good self. You have con-siderable infl uence. Consider well the ethics of using it.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 – Dec 21)Venus is heating your saddle. She is hell-bent on action. Put love and action
together and it could go in a few different ways. If you act impulsively, before you open your eyes, you can guess where that will go. Watch out for romantic illusion. Put it on the line for what feels real.
CAPRICORN (Dec 22 – Jan 19)The rising Moon begins her week shining over the rocky mountains of
Capricorn. Though you are being challenged to be as sensitive and effective at home, as you are in the marketplace, you aren’t overly fazed. There’s more dancing going on than fretting. Hone your derring-do.
AQUARIUS (Jan 20 – Feb 18)The Moon will arrive mid-week. It will pull all sorts of feelings out of the cool place
that is your idealistic self. Your job is to bring the earth and the sky together – to bring vision and pragmatism to the party - and get them to shake hands. This can be an emotional process.
PISCES (Feb 19 – Mar 20)Life, in the form of Mars, is confronting you directly to get out of your comfort
zone and move your energy. Going with the fl ow is the ultimate ability, but when your river has become a billabong, it’s time to get the shovel out and do some digging. Crank up your motor.
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by CARMELO AMALFI
COCKBURN’S collection of
historical artefacts is running
out of space—of which there
is plenty at the old South
Fremantle power station,
says mayor Logan Howlett.
“I will be pushing to get the
ground oor developed for
a new museum and business
centre and the second oor for
activities such as Scitech and the
Museum of Early Childhood,”
he told the Herald, leaving space
for artists who have dif culty
nding room in Fremantle—the
soon-to-be-homeless WA Circus
School came to mind.“Why not?” the mayor said
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• These workers at the SMRC waste recovery centre in Can
government ordering the facility’s closu
metropolitan coast in living
memory.Fremantle councillor and
architect Andrew Sullivan says
some landowners hope LandCorp
can help them relocate to other
industrial areas such as latitude 32
in Hope Valley.Landowners along Cockburn
Road include the WA potato
marketing board, Western Salt
Re nery and Almoral Skin and
Hide Exporters.“They want a reasonable deal
out of this,” Cr Sullivan says. “For
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MELVILLE residents will
be able to build pergolas,
basketball hoops, garden
sheds and cubby houses
without enduring the cost
and inconvenience of formal
application—if the council
approves a plan to slash red
tape.Last year council received
more than 400 applications for
minor adjustments or additions to
homes, clogging up the planning
department.
Under the new proposal
residents can build “minor
xtures” and “minor
appurtenances” so long as they
meet certain criteria.
For example, a shed can’t be
higher than 2.4 metres, a pergola
can’t cover more than two-thirds
of a back or front yard, and there’s
to be no more than one ag pole,
basketball, or netball hoop on a
property.
The report estimates the council
will lose around $55,000 a year
in foregone fees, but this will be
made up by saving on staff time,
and freeing them up to deal with
costlier applications.
“The minor scale of these
proposals means that their
resultant impacts are similarly
minimal, to the extent that
they can be readily managed
via the introduction of new
eci c minimum development
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by STEVE GRANTAMENDMENT 49 sailed through Fremantle council Wednesday night.
The changes to the council’s city planning scheme, touted as the biggest to hit Fremantle since CY O’Connor’s harbour was built, will now be sent to WA planning minister John Day for approval after winning unanimous support from councillors.Despite his support for the
amendment, Cr Jon Strachan presented a 732-signature petition calling for a maximum six storeys. It was not supported (the Woolstores shopping centre site will be allowed 10 storeys).
Councillors remained stony-faced as the petition was presented,
while the Chook detected a slightly
dismissive tone in the voice of CEO
Graeme Mackenzie as he pointed out almost half the signatures came from non-residents.Cr Josh Wilson said it was
appropriate for people in wider Fremantle to comment on the city’s future, but while he had taken opposition into account he remained convinced the councilwas making the rightTh
by BRAD JEFFERIESTWO local Liberal MPs are demanding the immediate shutdown of the SMRC waste composting plant at Canning Vale, saying attempts to x the smells have failed and the place has run out of chances.
Their demand sought to pre-empt any decision by the WA environment department to extend a temporary operational licence. That decision was expected yesterday (Friday March 30, 2012).
Jandakot MP Joe Francis and Riverton MP Mike Nahan—who occupy two of the Liberal-National government’s most marginal seats—are demanding that premier Colin Barnett deal with the issue once and for all.“Colin said he’s going to take
it up,” Mr Francis told the Herald. “If he can’t take it up, there’s something wrong with democracy.
“This blatant and cynical disregard for the welfare and comfort of families in the neighbourhood cannot continue.
“The plant must be closed immediately.”Mr Nahan—a one-term MP
facing a challenge from Kim Beazley’s daughter Hannah—says, “the plant should be closed a dit should remaib
All are for 49
Lib MPs demand premier action
• Liberal MPs Joe Francis and Mike Nahan want the SMRC waste
composting facility shut down, with no more chances.
up the hill, and now I feel we’re at the top,” Mr Francis said.“It can go two ways from here,
down the other side or roll back on to us...we’ve put all our cards on the table.”“I want direction from them
this week, and I’d be disappointed if we don’t get it.”A community odour hotline
has registered more than 120 complaints this year: The SMRC’s of cial odour hotline has registered just 10. SMRC acting CEO Tim Youe
says the plant, owned jointly by local councils, is an important community facility.“If the RRRC ceases operation,
tens of thousands of tonnes of waste will be sent to land ll per year, resulting in a negative impact on the environment and local business.”
Kidogo calls in the craneby ALLI ORPOFTHE heritage-listed building
that houses Kidogo Arthouse will move 100 metres closer
to Bathers Beach this Sunday, April 1 in a move expected to cost Fremantle council junder $1 milli
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THE doctor who set up the
Fremantle Hospital GP clinic
says the hospital’s emergency
department will be overrun by
non-critical patients when the
bulk-billing clinic closes.
Professor Max Kamien says
patients with social problems and
drug addictions will walk into
the casualty department rather
than seek out a new GP. They will
“mess up the system” and won’t
receive appropriate care.
“The truth is, no GP clinic
looking after disadvantaged
patients and practicising good
medicine—by this I mean a
holistic approach including social
welfare—will [commercially]
survive,” Prof Kamien says.
“You need to nd a saint, a
series of saints, who are willing
to work for maybe $50,000, and
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bad health with drug and alcohol
issues, the working ladies, etc”
Prof Kamien recalls.
“This needed an hour per
person, and to be frank a clinic
is never going to be nancially
viable if it takes an hour for
appointments.
Prof Kamien handed the clinic’s
reins over to Dr Trenna Turner and
says it’s “limped on” after being
ignored by Fremantle Hospital.
“It was Freo’s idea [and I’ve]
always been disappointed in them,
they have no intention of keeping
it how it was conceived.
“It just didn’t have a nancial
base: Freo Hospital got cold on
the idea and forgot why they set
it up.”The Australian Medical
(WA) says the clinic
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“This needed an hour per
person, and to be frank a clinic
is never going to be nancially
viable if it takes an hour for
appointments.
Prof Kamien handed the clinic’s
reins over to Dr Trenna Turner and
says it’s “limped on” after being
ignored by Fremantle Hospital.
“It was Freo’s idea [and I’ve]
always been disappointed in them,
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FREMANTLE
HERALDby BRENDAN FOSTER
A FRENCH busker has pleaded guilty to a charge of assault after snipping a lock of hair from a festival-goer at last weekend’s Fremantle Street Arts Festival.
Madcap mime artist Rodolphe Couthouis—aka Flochard—was given a spent conviction, but was slugged $125 in court costs.
“Everything is over and I’m a free man!” he laughed. “I am not a haircut criminal.”
Mr Couthouis says a woman who later insisted on his being charged had burst out laughing when he snipped off a ringlet while performing his rst show Blah Blah Blah on Easter Saturday.
“During the show, when I can see someone without hair on his head, I look at someone with long hair, and think maybe I can help the person with no hair,” he told the Herald. “I go to my bag and get my scissors out, come next to the woman and cut a little piece of hair and put it on his head.
“I did it very slowly—three times I look at her, look at him, so she can see what I’m doing.
by BRENDAN FOSTER
EVIDENCE has emerged the Barnett government instructed public servants to
“She laughed and everybody laughed.”
The street artist was gobsmacked when the cops phoned, asking him to head down to the Fremantle police station so he could be charged with assault.
The Herald understands Fremantle city council—the festival’s organiser—tried to head things off by offering the aggrieved woman a free haircut and 50 bucks, but she wouldn’t have a bar of it.
“I was thinking this must be a joke—are you kidding?” Mr Couthouis said. “I spent a long time at the of ce, trying to nd a solution, trying to nd a lawyer, worrying what’s going to happen.
“It’s so stupid and ridiculous.”Originally told to front the
Fremantle Magistrates Court on May 11 he pleaded for the case to be brought forward to Thursday April 12 as he was due to y out that night.
The Frenchman said he wouldn’t be changing his routine anytime soon: “I did it 50 times during my shows and never had a problem,” he said. “It seems like a lot of problem for a piece of hair.
“I didn’t cut her nger off.” • Rodolphe Couthouis—aka Flochard—surrenders to a hair-raising charge of assault. Photo by Steve Grant• More festival photos by Matthew Dwyer on pages 6 and 7.
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