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Volume 26 No 10
Saturday March 7, 2015
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Sailing into history
by EDDIE ALBRECHT
FREO’S done it again and
sailed away with yet more
silverware.
Fremantle Sailing Cub
wunderkinds Alistair Young
and Rome Featherstone
were crowned state
champions in the laser and
optimist classes to add to
their burgeoning trophy
cabinet which includes the
2015 national titles.
The optimist
championships, held
over the long-weekend,
were sailed at the Royal
Freshwater Bay Yacht Club
in variable winds which
brought out the best in the
affable and popular sailor.
In particular, the last race
of the regatta was a masterly
display by the 15-year-old
from Hilton. Becoming
almost becalmed at the start
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and finding himself in 25th
place in the 44-strong fleet,
the Steiner student managed
to haul in everyone bar
the lead boat by the last
lap and then dispatched
this boat at the top mark
before crossing the line 10
metres in the clear. Over the
12 races, Rome scored an
astonishing seven firsts, and
will represent Australia in
the world championships in
Dziwnow, Poland this year.
Year 12 Scotch College
student Alistair Young,
also left his rivals in his
wake. Alistair recorded
four firsts in the eight-race
championships, with his
worst result being a fourth
place in the 26 strong fleet.
Mark Spearman and Ben
Walkemeyer took out the
minor placings to give
Fremantle Sailing Club a
clean sweep in the lasers.
Privatisation tip
• Hilton sailor Rome Featherstone in championship action. Photo supplied | Amanda Wilson
by STEVE GRANT
THE southern suburbs’
controversial waste
authority is set for a major
shake-up as part of a
Barnett government push
towards privatisation.
In anticipation the
Southen Metropolitan
Regional Council (SMRC) is
already preparing to sell one
of its recycling plants.
Veteran Fremantle
representative on the body,
Cr Doug Thompson, says the
government is keen for all
assets to be offloaded.
The SMRC deputy
chair says looming new
governance models will
scrap regional councils
and replace them with
compulsory “waste groups”.
Another option would
be for councils to establish
waste management business
structures.
Cr Thompson says
whatever model is adopted
the government wants the
structures to be contracting
agencies, not service
• Doug Thompson
providers, although they
may still run garbage trucks
and hand collected waste to
the private sector.
Cr Thompson isn’t sold
on the idea the private
sector can do the job more
efficiently and worries
that in pursuit of profit,
contractors won’t have the
drive for innovation that
councils have shown.
“My other concern is
that one of the ideas that
the minister has floated
is that whatever structure
these groups end up having,
they would have external
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expertise like a board of
directors,” Cr Thompson
says.
“If the councils are the
contractors it’s council
money, so I would think
that there should be elected
members on the board.”
SMRC chair Cameron
Schuster, Melville’s
representative on the body,
is more comfortable with
privatisation but says the
debate is really about the
structure of the industry.
He says one problem
facing the SMRC is its
material recovery facility in
Cannington doesn’t work to
capacity, so it’s an economic
drag. He believes current
rules make it difficult for
the SMRC to pick up that
capacity, so it makes sense to
hand it to private operators.
Cr Schuster says councils
can put strict conditions
on their tenders to ensure
private operators don’t cut
corners with things like
cheap landfill rather than
recycling.
If the state government
does mandate council
membership of new
waste authorities, it will
eliminate the bickering
and withdrawals that have
been a common problem
for regional councils
across Perth. Canning and
Rockingham pulled out of
the SMRC in 2009 while
Stirling spent hundreds of
thousands of dollars trying
to extricate itself from the
Mindarie Regional Council
last year.
In December, Cockburn
CEO Stephen Cain told
councillors behind closed
doors they should consider
exiting the SMRC too, saying
the council was paying a
significant premium for
the SMRC’s inability to be
competitive.
Cockburn had
been planning to use
amalgamations as an excuse
to dissolve the SMRC, but
will now cool its heels and
produce another report.
It will look at a
controversial move towards
waste-to-energy incinerators,
with environmental
approvals already given
for a facility to be built in
Rockingham.
Last month, Mr Cain
warned councillors he’d had
to rewrite a report that had
been rushing the council
towards waste-to-energy.
“I strongly feel that this
report is asking us to place
ourselves in a position where
we are, in effect, committing
to write a blank cheque on
behalf of our ratepayers and
hand it over to a private
operator, whose sole reason
for existence is to make
maximum profit,” his report
read.
Cr Schuster believes
waste-to-energy is inevitable,
but is a long way down the
track before it’s viable.
He says he’s aware of
concerns the plants produce
nanoparticles that are not
regulated and whose health
effects are little-known, but
says he’s not qualified to
comment on them.
However, he’s confident
regulatory bodies will
make the appropriate
recommendations to the
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by STEPHEN POLLOCK
A CORRUPTION report
on local government has
criticised Cockburn city
council for not doing enough
to address the risk of rorting.
The Corruption and Crime
Commission investigated
procurement risks across WA’s
local governments and found a
“systemic weakness” that made
councils vulnerable to rorting
from employees, suppliers and
contractors.
The report was based on a
procurement audit of five of
the largest local government
purchasers in WA, including
Cockburn.
WA local government
minister Tony Simpson describes
the report as a “wake-up call”
and backs its recommendation
the auditor-general’s powers
be extended to cover WA’s 140
councils.
“In the commission’s view
the absence of risk assessments
suggests that the cities had an
increased level of exposure to
misconduct risk and that, if
misconduct occurred, there was
an increased probability that
it would go undetected,” the
report stated.
“In the commission’s view
the lack of risk assessments for
misconduct in procurement is
a significant issue for the local
government sector.”
The CCC revealed “some”
of the audited councils need to
improve financial governance,
including tendering procedures,
how they deal with conflicts of
interest and training.
Cockburn mayor Logan
Howlett says his council
volunteered to take part and he
welcomes the findings.
“Since the report we have
tightened up several of our
procedures and employed a new
staff member to help with this,”
he says.
“The report was a bit vague
and should have identified what
individual councils failed on
what specific points, as I thought
we came out of it really well.
“But apart from that, we
welcome its findings and have
already implemented several of
its recommendations.”
Last month, premier Colin
Barnett claimed most corruption
in WA involved councils.
Other councils audited were
Joondalup, Perth, Swan and
Wanneroo.
Melville, which is about the
same size as Cockburn, was not
audited.
Police on the trail
by STEPHEN POLLOCK
AROUND 150 people
attended an anti-trail bike
rally in Visko Park Saturday
morning.
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Yangebup locals organised
the rally after growing sick of
noisy riders damaging the park
and surrounding verges and
lawns (Herald, February 27, 2015).
Rally organiser Graham—
no surname thanks—says the
meeting was a step in the right
direction.
“WA Police announced there
would be a copper designated to
our area who we could contact
directly if we have anymore
problems,” he says. “This will
make things more organised and
stop reports from being filed
with different officers all over
the place.
Cells for
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FREMANTLE’S world heritagelisted prison will be home to
a backpackers’ hostel come
April 1. It’s taken Youth Hostels
Australia five years to break into
the prison’s old female division,
with its first plan to plonk three
containers outside the block
sent to solitary by Freo council’s
planning committee. Last year
YHA came back with a proposal
to re-use rooms and knock down a
jewellery workshop to make way
for a new single-storey building,
giving the organisation 172 beds.
• Fran Logan at the anti-trail bike rally in Visko Park. Photo supplied |
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“Over the last few weeks,
things have really quietened
down and we have hardly seen
any trail bikers, apart from one
guy who keeps coming back
again and again.”
Attendees included Cockburn
Labor MP Fran Logan, who
claims trail biking is linked to
house burglaries along the train
line, and Cockburn mayor Logan
Howlett.
WILLAGEE is getting mobile
support services from a range of
government agencies in a move
aimed at reining in the suburb’s
wild reputation. The Freo Street
Doctor, Aboriginal health service
Moorditj Djena, Centrelink
and Homeswest will all make
appearances on various dates.
Mayor Russell Aubrey says the
services “support and strengthen
families and individuals to have
better quality lives”.
EDUCATION minister Peter
Collier was due to open the $13.7
million upgrade at John Curtin
College yesterday, Friday March
6. The money went towards fixing
up five maths classrooms, two
science labs, four dance studios,
one general classroom, a student
activity area and a much-needed
tart-up of the loos. The school
hit the headlines in 2012 when
principal Mitch Mackay wrote
to parents to let them know the
department had reneged on a
promised $57 million upgrade.
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FREMANTLE’S proposed
new library will be like a
“spacious sunken living
room” and not the dungeon
it’s being made out to be,
says advisory committee
chair Andrew Sullivan.
The veteran Fremantle
councillor and architect—who
was on the panel which selected
Kerry Hill Architects’ designs
for Kings Square—says people
passing the new council building
will get a view of the library
“second-to-none”.
He describes criticism to date
as “unfair and ill-informed”
(“Underground resistance to buried
books,” Herald, February 28, 2015).
“Yes, the library is proposed
to be set at the lower ground
floor level,” he concedes.
“However, the double-height,
light-filled space will have
none of the characteristics of a
basement, cellar or dungeon.
“Indeed, it is more accurate to
describe it as a fish bowl, if you
must give it a name.”
The design wraps around
two fish ponds, which he says
provide a perfect setting for
contemplative reading.
“Above the ponds, the fourstorey-high light wells channel
soft reflected daylight to all of
Defence for Kings?
When the Herald put the
rumour to Sirona Capital boss
Matthew McNeilly he replied
“I couldn’t comment on that”.
He pointedly did not deny it.
“But I could be just trying to
mislead you,” he said, laughing,
a few moments later.
Mr McNeilly revealed
Sirona, which owns the Myer
building and is expecting to
pick up Queensgate as part of a
deal with the council, has given
up trying to find an anchor
retail tenant.
He says the company’s now
looking at trying to develop
a “destination” that features
a range of boutique stores:
the idea’s generated interest
in the past six months from
companies Sirona’s approached
overseas.
Mr McNeilly says it’s a big
project and concedes earlier
expectations about a start date
were unrealistic, but things are
progressing. He says similar
developments take up to a
decade to reach fruition.
Sirona is still hoping
to secure the WA housing
department as a tenant and
mayor Brad Pettitt says a
meeting with new minister
Colin Holt went well a
fortnight ago. He says the
minister told the council a plan
to move the department to the
port city is still on the cards,
despite Labor claiming it’s dead
in the water.
the library spaces.
“While other libararies have
to resort to tinted windows and
sunscreening devices to keep out
direct sun, ours will have clear
glass in the floor-to-ceiling high
windows.
“These glass walls wrap
around three sides of the library
and the view in from the public
realm will be second-to-none.”
Cr Sullivan dismisses
concerns the library’s collection
will be at risk from flooding,
noting the Louvre in Paris and
Tasmania’s MONA gallery have
below-ground storage.
Council chief publicity
officer Jason Cunningham says
the new library will be almost
twice the size of the existing
facility.
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Now that our councils are not
going to amalgamate,the premier
should now get rid of all local
councils’. How many councillors
would hold a directors job in
private multi million dollar
companies?, No qualifications ,no
responsabilities. Easy Fix increase
the rates. Or are councillors only
the puppets of CEOs and mayors.
What realy happens at large
councils?
Sam Hilliard
Button St, Munster
The Ed says: We’ve left this letter
entirely unedited. Seems ironic that
Sam is happy to bag the qualifications
of councillors while submitting a letter
littered with errors.
Good grass
ARTIFICIAL lawn. Much has
been said about its advantages
and disadvantages over recent
weeks.
I would not know why a council
would disapprove of a resident
having artificial lawn on their verge
when it looks so nice.
I am pleased I live in a suburb
where our council not only approves
of artificial grass being placed on
the verge but has put it around the
public areas of our local shopping
precinct.
It has been there a few years now
and looks as good as the day it was
put there. This was one of the reasons
I decided to have it installed on our
front lawn and narrow verge.
On reticulated scheme water on
a time clock, watering twice a week,
we found it was impossible to have
a nice lawn. It was also impossible
to water the narrow verge without
wasting water on the road.
We are also doing our bit to
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Frank Granger
Melville Bch Rd, Applecross
Colin’s to
blame
I TAKE this opportunity to
extend my congratulations to
the mayor of Cockburn, his
councillors and all residents
of our fair city who lifted
their voices or wielded their
pens (or both) to preserve the
integrity of Cockburn and save
it from the predations of its
avaricious neighbours and the
ill-founded policies of the Barnett
government.
Whilst premier Barnett accepts
the responsibility (but not the
blame) for this folly, there is no
doubt lurking in the background
a cabal of bureaucrats harbouring
their own ambitions, who failed to
provide their minister with frank
and fearless advice on the abuse of
the basic democratic processes of
government that would have saved
the government from this debacle.
Treating the electorate with
contempt and denying it due process
comes with a price that could well be
paid at the next elections.
Sorry premier, not only the
responsibility but the blame and the
shame are all yours.
The challenge for Cockburn is
to continue to lead the way and
demonstrate conclusively the third
tier of government can provide its
citizens and ratepayers with what
state and federal government cannot
or fail to provide-a truly democratic
voice.
It may even come to pass, in the
fullness of time, that a Kwinana will
seek political union with Cockburn;
forced upon it not by an autocratic
state government decree but by the
will of its ratepayers who want to
share the same benefits, facilities
and quality of life enjoyed to those
who have the privilege to live in
Cockburn.
Kevin Bovill
Noble Way, Success
The Ed says: This letter has been
edited for legal reasons.
Can’t see the
city for the
trees
CAN you imagine not being able
to see the Swan River from the
grounds of Heathcote cultural
precinct because the vegetation
on the hillside has been allowed
to grow so high as to block the
magnificent view?
Well, start thinking about
it, because the environmental
maintenance team at Melville city
council has every intention of making
that situation occur!
That’s right, Melville will not be
pruning back the native vegetation
on the upper slopes of the Heathcote
hillside to maintain a clear view of
the river and, worse still, actually
plans to revegetate it with additional
native plants including over-storey,
middle-storey and under-storey
plants.
I just can’t believe the council is
prepared to allow the vegetation on
the upper slopes on the river side
to continue growing unchecked,
and to exacerbate this by increased
plantings, to the point the view of
the river will be eventually blocked
entirely.
Such an outcome would be
a manifest tragedy and gross
mismanagement of the site—and
I strongly suspect a breach of the
original conditions and intentions
under which the site was to be
restored and developed!
Whilst the hillside is part of the
Heathcote nature reserve, and that
reserve is a WAPC Bush Forever
site, there are many precedents for
“managing” vegetation in Bush
Forever sites, even to the point of
complete removal as was done to
make way for Fiona Stanley Hospital.
“Forever” has never meant that
the bush must never be touched!
It seems clear to me the people
responsible for the design and
management of the Heathcote
cultural precinct (at least in regard to
vegetation) are lacking in forethought
and ideas.
Colin Delane
Anscombe Loop, Leeming
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A team of seven archaeologists
including Fremantle father-andson team Charlie and Joe Dortch,
are on the brink of submitting
their findings to the journal
Australian Archaeology next
month.
The elder Dortch says the
discovery of stone tools lodged in
bands of limestone allowed the
group to date the earliest known
human contact with the island
using a technique called optically
stimulated luminescence (OSL).
While they’ve only been able
to narrow that date to somewhere
between 17,000 and 42,000
years, Dr Dortch says previous
estimates based on circumstantial
evidence have led to wild claims.
Shell “middens” had even
been the subject of a couple
of PhDs, with claims they
were evidence of Aboriginal
occupation. That was debunked
when it was discovered the
debris had been left behind by
Pacific gulls that no longer visited
the island.
No charcoal linked to humans
has been found on Rotto,
meaning radio-carbon dating
isn’t possible.
OSL measures radioactivity
stored by grains of quartz as
isotopes nearby decay after
burial.
Dr Dortch says they’ll be able
to hone in even further as dating
techniques improve.
Intriguingly, a tiny fragment
of emu eggshell found near one
of the stone tools was dated as
28,000 years old by the University
of Colorado. The shell is the only
vertebrate fossil ever to be found
on the island.
Dr Dortch says despite being
found near the stone tool, he
can’t tell how it came to be on the
island.
“It was only about the size of
a little fingernail, so I was very
lucky to even find it,” he says.
Prehistoric human contact
with Rottnest would have to
predate the island’s separation
from the mainland around 10,000
years ago when sea levels rose, as
Noongars did not use boats.
Oral histories make reference
to the separation of Rottnest,
Garden and Carnac Islands, all
of which are considered to have
great spiritual significance.
Dr Dortch says the findings
will help Noongars overcome a
perception held by some that the
south-west was unoccupied, and
strengthen their kinship with the
land.
Pibulmun elder Wayne Webb
agrees: “What I thank Charlie
for is showing non-Aboriginal
people that, in the south-west,
the Pibulmun/Wadandi lived
and thrived, and helping dispel
the myth that the real Aboriginal
people live above the 26th
parallel and those of us in the
south-west do not exist.”
Dr Dortch says just eight
artefacts have been found on
the island, but their research has
identified other areas he says
warrant a dig.
One is a series of wetlands
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“I’VE often heard western leaders
describe Islam as a ‘religion of peace’,
I wish more Muslim leaders would
say that more often, and mean it.”
Prime minister Tony Abbott during
his national security statement on
February 23, 2015.
I’ve often heard Australia described
as a Christian country, and the prime
Minister espouse Christian values, I wish
more Christian religious leaders would
say that greed is bad; avoiding tax is a
sin; tax breaks for well-off and rich people
destroy the capacity of Australia to treat
poor people fairly; a treaty is necessary to
establish legitimacy for British occupation
of Australia; demonising Aboriginal and
Torres Strait Islander people because
of the results of more than 200 years of
mistreatment is abhorrent; criminalising
asylum seekers for political reasons is
shameful; participating in a first-world
economic system which ensures poor
countries subsidise the lifestyle of rich
countries is against Christian teaching;
denying climate change is lunacy;
politicians who promise one thing before
elections and do another after elected do
not have a mandate and should resign;
and, politicians who use responses to
extremism as a cloak to cover seeking the
support of voters with racial and religious
intolerance do not deserve to be in office;
more often, and mean it.
Andrew Turk
Samson St, White Gum Valley
My mum
I WOULD like to correct Peter
Burns and Bob Loftus regarding
their comments about Marie Thorne
(Herald letters, February 21, 2015).
My mother Marie Thorne worked
for years, all voluntary. They made the
money and she is still poor.
She has helped people, homeless
people of all backgrounds and skin
colour.
letters
She also has proof of her work and
her accomplishments, a Centenary Medal
from he Queen, a NAIDOC Award in
2014, awarded several times even by
John Howard who was once our prime
minister. She’s worked for the Fremantle
city council for reconciliation, a volunteer
worker for DOH as an advocate for
people of all ages and cultures.
Not even Mr Burns or Mr Loftus
can deny that receiving that kind of
recognition is a great accomplishment for
a woman of 78 years, and an Australian
Aboriginal Elder.
Also, for you Mr Burns, my mother
and Dr Pettitt have been colleagues for
many years, friends who have worked
together on many issues.
My mother being evicted was no
fault of her own: she’s 78 years old and
a diabetic and no-one in their right mind
should evict an elder and persons with
severe medical problems and push them
out on the street, black, white or brindle.
It’s heartless and cruel. So I would
suggest you mind your own business
because you don’t know the full story,
and save your comments. I feel they are
judging my mother too harshly yet they
don’t even know her. Go easy on the
elderly and ill—don’t be so cold.
Catherine Porter
Hamilton Hill
and paddler and feel the more of us
who get out into nature involved in
non-motorised sports, the more future
environmental protectors we will nurture.
Khalin Driver
Ommanney St, Hamilton Hill
Like locusts
A HOUSE in our street was
demolished recently. Almost nothing
was salvaged. A mature, well-shaped
marri tree near the rear boundary,
providing shade to a north-facing
yard for 50 years, was pulled up by
the roots and trucked to landfill with
the rest. The stripped block was then
offered for sale.
In my nature
I WAS moved to write in support of
the proposed mountain bike trail at
Manning Park as I couldn’t believe
the prejudices expressed regarding
“daredevil mountain bikers” (Herald
letters, February 1 and 7, 2015).
Far from a daredevil thrill seeker, I
am a nearly 40-year-old mother who
loves the environment. I get out onto
mountain bike trails as often as I can,
usually heading to the Kalamunda circuit,
which requires quite a lot of babysitting,
whereas if I could get out on a quick ride
close to home I’d be fitter and wouldn’t
need to drive for two hours (there and
back) just to find a good a bush track!
I’m also a keen bushwalker, rogainer
Months ago another local house on a
bigger block close to Canning Highway
came down, a verge tree was removed,
and the site cleared. A signboard
announces 18 units will be built, with onsite bays for 32 cars. No mention is made
of the proximity to public transport.
Urban infill is touted by planners as
the solution to accommodate laissez-faire
population growth and slow the sprawl of
Perth into remaining bushland. Housing
densities are money-driven by developers
and councils eager to expand their
ratepayer base. Such pressure, along with
the desire for ever larger dwellings means
the clearfelling of local neighbourhoods
is likely to continue, along with constant
bulldozing and scarring of the built
environment.
Realistic and responsible thought,
commitment and action by residents,
developers and planners regarding
building densities and types, traffic
management, provision for droughttolerant, canopy-producing trees in
urban design schemes, etc, is desperately
needed. Otherwise the utopian “artists
impressions” of building developments
and liveable communities featuring
images of trees, pedestrians and
cyclists will remain only impressions in
cyberspace; wishful fantasies in car-mad,
more-is-better, arborophobic Perth.
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RE-DAWN, and a fine mist
hovers over the wetlands. The
cool air smells fresh and clean,
and a chorus of frogs provides a
cheerful early morning soundtrack to
foraging wading birds.
As the sun peers over the eastern
cliff top, the first morning rays break
the mist and cast a pink glow over the
water. A family of ducks floats past,
gently disturbing the reflections of the
clouds above. A lone woman performs
yoga at the end of the boardwalk, lost in
the reverie of her surroundings and her
solitude. Wetlands and green expanses,
winding pathways, native bushland…and
amongst it all a stillness, a tranquillity,
that defies where you are.
So—where exactly are you? You’re
in Booyeembara Park, in the heart of
Fremantle’s hustle and bustle.
This magnificent space has not always
been such an idyllic oasis, however. It
had its origins as a meeting and gathering
space for local Nyoongar people (the
name Booyeembara is a Nyoongar
name for the limestone coastal land).
In more recent times it was used as a
limestone quarry, before being abandoned
and becoming a dumping ground for
Fremantle’s rubble—which was to
become a lasting and problematic legacy.
It was in the 1990s that the local
community saw potential in the deserted
space, and after many workshops and
intensive community consultation, the
council adopted the Booyeembara Park
Master Plan in 1999. It was a grand
and exciting plan, embracing and
demonstrating reconciliation, community
and sustainability.
A taskforce consisting of city
officers, local councillors, community
representatives and local elders was set
up to oversee the implementation of
the master plan, in consultation with
Ecoscape environmental consultants and
landscape architects.
Enthusiastic locals joined the
Friends of Boo Park group, and thus the
community took ownership of the park,
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it transform from an abandoned tip-site to an
award-winning place of natural beauty. After
a few tough years at the park, she reckons
it’s time for people to rediscover the beauty
of Boo Park at the Ngala Maya community
festival on March 15.
throwing itself into action—hundreds
and hundreds of person-hours planting,
watering, weeding, mulching and hauling
endless limestone blocks in the creation of
the amphitheatre.
Close to 100,000 individual plants and
trees indigenous to the area were planted,
including tuarts, balgas, Fremantle
mallee, marri and jarrah. Hectares more
were seeded. Native fish, several species
of frogs, ducks, and an entire cast of
waterbirds and birds call this place
home, indicating a healthy ecosystem. A
billabong at the foot of the cliff was part
of the original master plan, along with
the olive grove, playgrounds, a garden
narrative and community food gardens.
Reconciliation was an integral
element of the park’s master plan, and
a storytelling circle and limestone circle
depicting the Wagyl and the six Nyoongar
seasons were early highlights. The
opening of the park in 2000—planned by
respected Elder Marie Thorne, who also
named the park—included a ceremony
telling ancestors that people were to be
returning to the site. Another ceremony
was held a week before the Sydney
Olympics that linked the spirit of the
Olympics with peace and reconciliation,
and featured dance, storytelling around
the fire, and a flame brought from the
Nyoongar nation.
A decade of hard work by an
incredibly dedicated group of people
followed. Unfortunately, following
the discovery of asbestos and other
contaminants in the park (a legacy of
the extensive dumping in the ’60s and
’70s)—progress halted, and for several
frustrating years the majority of the
park’s budget was directed at intensive
site testing and investigations.
The testing is now over, and a
comprehensive site management plan is
in place to take the park forward. Budget
funds can now be reallocated to those
elements that the community wants,
including, ultimately, the completion
of the long-awaited amphitheatre and
storytelling circle. It is also timely to take
a fresh look at the original master plan of
1999, and reassess the future direction of
the park.
And this is where we need you!
When did you last visit? There is
so much more to Boo Park than just
being a beautiful green space. This is
Freo’s King’s Park—a large regional
green space, a national award-winner, a
groundbreaker in sustainability, recycling
and revegetation. A park with a proud
indigenous history, and a remarkable
community story.
We’ve had some tough years, but now
it’s time for our park to start to heal. It’s
time to welcome everybody back to Ngala
Maya—our place—so we’re celebrating
coming “back to Boo” with a community
festival on Sunday March 15. It’s the
perfect opportunity to rediscover the
park; to learn more about its fascinating
story and have a say in how you think it
might be improved.
Come and join in the fun from 4pm
with didj players, indigenous dancers,
a damper and kangaroo tail cook-up,
drummers, model boats, skateboarders,
food vans, stalls and kids’ activities—then
stay on from 6.30 for a sunset community
picnic and cool DJ tunes till 8pm. See you
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Chris Ferreira says he’s made it
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pocket after slashing his water bills
by 40 per cent.
The director of The Forever Project
has adapted his 1950s asbestos cottage in
Hamilton Hill to the point he hasn’t had a
power bill in four years.
“Fifty per cent of power bills are used
to keep a house cool or warm,” he says.
“So I wanted to show people it wasn’t
hard to slash power bills and still have
a comfortable home.” As well as tripleinsulating his walls he installed double
glazing, insulated the roof and the floors,
put in a greywater recycling system and
gutted the kitchen. Outside, he beefed up
his soils to prevent water loss and dug up
most of the lawn.
Mr Ferreira is opening his house today,
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Gold coin donations will go to Winterfold
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NORTH FREMANTLE’S Ben Lane
says a council decision that robs his
garden of direct sunlight should
send a shiver up the spine of all
homeowners.
He was gobsmacked when councillors
on the planning committee ignored staff
and approved a new two-storey house
next door that includes a 21.25m wall
along his northern boundary.
That’s almost 17m longer than the
R-Codes allow, and the wall is also 4m
higher than allowed.
Staff advised councillors the wall
would “restrict the access of sunlight to
established vegetation”, but added this
aspect of the design could be supported
given there’s already a shady tree in Mr
Lane’s yard.
An approved ancillary dwelling at the
back of Mr Lane’s property will also fall
under the wall’s shade, which he says will
slash what he can charge in rent.
What’s galled him most is his
entreaties to the council were ignored but
concerns about proposed double garages
by a councillor who lives across the road
set off major discussions
Cr Doug Thompson declared his
interest—preventing him from voting
on the issue—but he still lobbied his
colleagues, emailing whether it was
“possible to limit the garage to single
rather than double”.
His colleagues discussed that idea at
length, with Crs Ingrid Waltham, Robert
Fittock, Sam Wainwright and Andrew
Sullivan all chipping in.
“I like this idea but can we defend
it?” mayor Brad Pettitt inquired of thenplanning director Philip St John.
In the end the council voted to set
back the double garages and insist the
homeowners plant a street tree.
• Ben Lane is angry he’s losing his sunlight. Photo by Steve Grant
“They spent all this time debating the
double garages, but not once did any of
them raise the fact that our amenity will
be severely affected by this wall,” Mr
Lane fumed.
He says he was subjected to a similar
stony silence when fronting the full
council later.
His complaint to WA planning
minister John Day hit a brick wall too,
with Mr Lane informed the council had
followed the guidelines.
Without third-party appeals in place in
WA, Mr Lane’s left facing a huge wall or a
costly High Court challenge.
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Youth push for JPs
by EDDIE ALBRECHT
CALLING all Justices of the Peace—
your services are in great demand.
So great in fact that flyers are being
left around retirement villages to entice
former JPs back into service.
Veteran JP John Alberti (right) has
put out the call as the port city’s JPs are
approaching the age where they can’t
perform many functions.
“There are 3000 JPs in WA but
unfortunately many are over 75 ... I’m the
youngest [in Fremantle] at 66,” the former
Fremantle councillor says.
“Once we turn 70 we can’t sign search
warrants for the police, customs or
fisheries ... then after 75 can’t sit in court
for cases involving restraining orders and
traffic cases.
“We can do stat decs, affidavits and
certified copies and that’s about it.
“We’re calling for JPs who have for
whatever
reason dropped
off the radar
to come and
have a chat and
renew their
association.
“The biggest
problem is that
MPs, who need
to nominate
an applicant,
say we have
too many JPs
but they don’t
realise many are over the age limit ...
they’re still on the register but can’t really
perform many of the functions.”
He says the unpaid commitment
entails more than just signing documents
and warrants, though the days of an
exciting knock on the door in the wee
small hours from “coppers seeking a
search warrant” are long gone as station
Parke talks for peace
WITH prime minister
Tony Abbott committing
about 300 Australian
troops to a return to Iraq
in September, Fremantle
Labor MP Melissa Parke
(pictured, right) will
tomorrow (Sunday March
8) offer a differing view
on how to bring peace to
the strife-torn country.
Speaking at a discussion
organised by the Medical
Association for the
Prevention of War at the
Fremantle town hall at 2pm, Ms Parke
will argue the PM’s decision to help train
the Iraqi army is misguided. Her view is
not shared by Labor leader Bill Shorten,
who backs the government’s move.
“Yesterday’s ally-byproxy often becomes
tomorrow’s enemy, and all
those so-called solutions
that have involved arming
one group to balance
the violence of another
inevitably prolong the
violence and inevitably see
the weapons turned against
those who supplied them
in the first place,” says Ms
Parke, who was formerly a
human rights lawyer with
the UN.
Also speaking at the
event will be Carolyn Holbrook, a
historian at Monash University who has
questioned the Aussie myth the nation
was “born” as its troops landed and died
on the shores of Gallipoli in 1915.
officers-in-charge now do the paperwork.
“People don’t realise we’re volunteers
... and unfortunately we have been unable
to open the office at some times,” he
laments. “We have 10 JPs at Fremantle
from which we man the service at
Cockburn Library for two-and-a-half
days, the Citizens Advice Bureau in
Garden City and at Fremantle where we
are scheduled to man the office five days
a week from 9.30 to 4.
“We haven’t been able to man the
Fremantle office on Friday afternoons for
some time.”
Mr Alberti is specifically asking for
qualified JPs to come forward, not people
willing to become JPs.
“To become a JP you need to be
nominated by a state member of
parliament, their application approved by
the Attorney-General and then complete
a course (usually 10 weeks) at Central
TAFE,” he says. “Once you pass the
course the governor swears you in.”
Small shacks
COCKBURN council has moved
to close a loophole that could have
allowed McShacks to blight the
Naval Base holiday park.
During a recent review of the heritagelisted site’s planning rules, the council
discovered that wording governing the
size of shacks was ambiguous and could
have allowed owners to upsize when
modifying their protected shacks.
Now they’ll be restricted to a building
footprint of 27.04sqm, with a 1.8m open
verandah on one side, which the council
says is consistent with the site’s humble
origins.
Naval Base is one of the last remaining
coastal shack communities and the only
one with some security for residents.
Owners had been ordered to tear their
shacks down in 2012 but a community
backlash earned them a reprieve and a
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WHO • WHAT • WHERE
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Kava addiction
Blinco Street Café now open 7 days
Since re-opening its doors in January
this year, the Blinco Street Café has
been given a new lease of life by
owner Stephanie Hendricks and her
team, but it’s only just the beginning
for this enthusiastic bunch.
“The past couple of months has
given us the opportunity to get
acquainted with our customers and
the feedback has been amazing in
helping us work towards what people
want from our café,” says Stephanie.
The kitchen will now be pumping
out a seasonal all-day tapas brunch
menu and the spectacular new
breakfast menu is infused with touch
of Singaporean influence - a nod to
Stephanie’s heritage. The Pandan
Waffles, topped with Gula Melaka
(palm sugar syrup) and served with
toasted coconut, grilled peach and
bananas - are incredible! Coffee
happy hour happens from 7am to
9am on weekdays - pick up a take
away coffee for only $3.50. And don’t
miss the gourmet pizzas on the deck
on Friday and Saturday nights.
The café is open 7 days a week.
Monday to Friday 7am - 3pm,
Saturday and Sunday 8am - 3pm,
and 5pm - 10pm Friday and
Saturday.
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JENNY D’ANGER
’D told Herald readers last
year my mum would be
dead by now, but here she
was tucking into a prawn
linguine and demanding
another cappuccino and a
slice of pear tart.
And her dutiful daughter was
only to happy to comply.
Kava Cafe in Bicton has been
a favourite for a couple of years
now, ever since mum moved
into the nursing home next door.
It changed hands around
Christmas, and I’m happy to
report it’s even better.
For a couple of weeks one of
the specials has been spaghetti
marinara ($27).
The first I’d eaten on my own,
struggling valiantly with the
massive serve, determined not to
let a morsel escape.
The second time I shared it
and was still rather full.
Loaded with mussels,
prawns, squid and chunks of
fish it was fantastic, and so rich I
could have banked it.
On that occasion mum
had the hash benedict ($20)
with smoked salmon and egg
hollandaise.
As a fan of hash browns
I was expecting the usual
crumb-coated square, but these
magnificent house-made potato
and onion cakes were like
nothing I’ve ever tasted before.
I can also report the prawn
linguine ($16.50) is great, a
deliciously oily mix of garlic,
with fresh parsley, basil and
chilli—and plenty of tender
prawns.
Service at Kava is as fantastic
as the food, always friendly and
efficient.
These guys really go the extra
mile, and when mum and I share
we get two proper half-serves,
not just one and an empty plate.
When my step-dad had
wanted steak, rather than a
steak sandwich ($23.50) the only
question was “250-gram or 300”.
It was perfectly medium-rare,
pink, juicy and tender.
We’ve tried a couple of the
cakes over the weeks and while
the pear tart was good, the carrot
cake ($7.50) was fantastic, moist
and delicious.
“The best I’ve ever eaten,” my
chef mother-in-law, a dab hand
at cake-making, declared.
Kava’s coffee, usually made
by the lovely Bec, is unfailingly
good, and I tried the trendy
cold-filtered version recently.
Drip-filtered over 12 hours
it’s naturally sweeter due to a
lower acidity and shouldn’t be
confused with iced coffee, which
is hot brewed then chilled.
There’s a couple of ways to
drink it and I went with the
sparkling espresso ($4), which
is mixed with sparkling mineral
water—and was wonderfully
refreshing on a hot day.
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Meat a murderous waste
by JENNY D’ANGER
THE production of one
hamburger uses as much
water as two months of hot
showers, according to the
co-author of a new anti-meat
coffee-table book.
Beaconsfield’s Gypsy Wulff
says “we are told to cut down
on showers and all that water is
going into one burger”.
She and Fran Chambers
have produced glossy coffeetable book Turning Points in
Compassion, a plea to stop
animal cruelty in the name
of food production and the
planet’s health. They says animal
husbandry destroys an acre of
forest every second.
The book seeks to break
down the stereotype of animal
activists being hardcore beanie-
• Author Gypsy Wulff and floppyeared friend with her book,
Turning Points in Compassion.
wearing vegans. From all corners
of the globe lawyers, doctors,
scientists, animal rights groups
and farmers were happy to share
their stories, Wulff says.
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animal welfare.”
NZ doctor Aryan Tavakkoli
tells readers meat-eating
contributes to diabetes, heart
disease and a rise in obesity.
Legal inconsistencies
regarding animals raised for
food also come under the
spotlight: “What you are not
allowed to do to pets you can do
to livestock,” Wulff says.
Male calves born as an
inevitable byproduct of the dairy
industry are killed within days
for veal or their soft hides, while
lambs are slaughtered around
4–6 weeks, she says.
“The sanitised cruelty in the
meat industry is too hidden from
us,” Wulff says.
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HERE’S cool, and then
there’s artist/musician
Ragnar Kjartansson,
who takes cool to a whole
new level, performing a
30-minute concert on a
grand piano, knee-deep in
snow in the Canadian Rocky
Mountains, with mate David
Thor Jonsson.
Playing and filming in the
extreme cold wasn’t done lightly
nor as a publicity stunt, Perth
International Arts Festival
curator Margaret Moore says.
“It’s no mean feat to get the
equipment to the middle of a
lake [in winter]. The seduction of
the images is not photoshopped,
but a real performance.
“It’s easy to be glib about the
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spatial music, the duo performed
versions of the composition,
which were synched and played
together for The End exhibition at
the Fremantle Arts Centre.
The unique folk-country
soundtrack and melancholy
visuals provide a sensory
experience that is poetic,
compelling and whimsical,
Moore says. She’s cock-a-hoop at
getting the renowned Icelandic
artist’s work down under.
“He is such a significant and
influential contemporary artist.”
Kjartansson’s work will take
over all the FAC’s galleries with
a collection of watercolours and
video installations.
“You find yourself moving in
and out of different space and art
work. It’s a journey that allows
the audience to take in the works
without being overwhelmed,”
she says.
Like many of his works, The
End focuses on the persona of
the performers, and utilises
a typically Icelandic style of
storytelling.
Kjartansson leads audiences
on a rambling yet highly
choreographed journey, echoing
elaborate myths and sagas.
“There is a bit of humour in it
as well,” Moore says.
In Fremantle for the launch
a couple of weeks ago, the
humour of the exhibition wasn’t
lost on Kjartansson: “From
snow-laden Canada and minus
degrees, and we are sitting in the
hot sun, Ragnar enjoyed that.”
Running in conjunction,
Kjartansson’s The Visitors will
be on show at the John Curtin
Gallery, in Bentley.
The End is on at FAC until
April 6, and The Visitors until
April 2.
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0402 762 601
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FOR SALE
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at home
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NICOLA TOBIN
W
HEN it was built in
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Street was the local shop
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natural limestone ridge, was
used to store all manner of
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hot summer months.
This fantastic subterranean
space is now a bedroom, with
rendered limestone walls and
rocky outcrops and a bank of
windows at ground level for
natural light.
The kid in me fell in love
with this adventurous space,
where even the wardrobes are
cut into the rock.
Actually I’d fallen in
love with the home at the
wonderfully red front door,
with its quirky brass fox
knocker.
The original old shop, with
french doors onto the verandah
is now a bedroom, with a great
mezzanine/loft sleeping area,
and a spacious play-study area
below.
With its own access it would
also make a great home office.
Oregon pine flows like honey
as you step inside and walls
were clearly ripped out at some
point to create an open space
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door to the rear deck.
There are two lounge/
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The spacious main bedroom
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First Home
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T
he First Home Owner’s Grant (FHOG)
first introduced by the Howard government
upon the commencement of the Goods and
Services Tax in July 2000 has played an important
part in underpinning the lower end of the property
market. With the onset of the Global Financial
Crisis, the Rudd government doubled the $7000
grant for established housing and to cushion the
GFC blow to the building industry, first time
buyers purchasing land and building got a not
insignificant $21,000.
The state government then added to the
assistance package by removing the duty payable
upon buying properties under $500,000, a
saving of $19,665. Concessions for duty payable
continue until you pay more than $600,000 for
your first home whereupon the duty concessions
necessarily cease. These thresholds were changed
last State budget to $430,000 & $530,000.
Is this money well spent?
All this for $1500
FREMANTLE
FREMANTLE
the CBD.
18 Stevens Street, Fremantle
from $1.175 million
Denise Muir
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Mark Brophy Real Estate
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A first home buyer is currently gifted $29,190
by the tax payer if buying land and building at
$430,000 and $22,190 if buying established
housing. Is this money well spent?
Certainly, it has helped prop up faltering
property markets in dark economic times but
it has also helped to artificially inflate property
values particularly evident during the Rudd
government’s GFC splurges. When these $14,000
& $21,000 hand-outs ended in December 2009,
market values stalled and sales volumes fell. More
recent changes grant $10,000 to first time buyers
that build new homes and $3,000 is gifted to those
buying established homes. It is fair to question
the prudence of a fiscal policy that artificially
stimulates any market sector as once a hand-out is
in place, it is very difficult to not adversely affect
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a market upon their removal let alone the political
bravery requisite in doing so.
However, these grants and concessions
have afforded young folk the same dreams
and ambitions older Australians have enjoyed
when housing affordability was not considered
a problematic social issue. In 1995 I bought my
first house for $92,000 with a yearly salary of
$26,000. Stamp Duty was paid and there were
no grants to be had. That humble house is now
worth about $460,000 and the equivalent job
pays about $70,000. The house price has more
than quadrupled yet the wage has a smidge more
than doubled with the ratio of value to earnings
moving from 3.5:1 to 6:1 in this example.
As sales volumes continue to trend
downwards, governments can no longer afford
to rely so heavily on duties as such a significant
source of revenue nor can they chase up the
market with higher and higher first home buyer
concessions.
It is a complex matter and it is probably prudent
to provide assistance to first time buyers but I am
not entirely convinced that concessions and grants
provide a long term fix. These comments are the
writer’s own and do not necessarily reflect the
current opinions and policies of the Real Estate
Institute of Western Australia.
These comments are the writer’s own and do not necessarily reflect the current opinions and policies of the Real Estate Institute of Western Australia.
The Herald, Saturday March 7, 2015 - Page 19 fcns
Bicton
East Fremantle
16 Beach Street
Applecross
9 Petra Street
7 Cheyne Walk
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the
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0467 066 464
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[email protected]
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0418 695 235
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0438 068 257
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9434 1547
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0401 747 368
9382 1463
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0412 198 966
[email protected]
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PLASTERERS
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Call Tom 9339 2562
0418 902 246
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For a clean reliable job at
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OVER 20 YEARS
LOCAL EXPERIENCE
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0413 480 425
9339 5671
plumbing & gas
NO CALL OUT FEE
• Hot Water Systems
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9335 1552
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0407 864 984
PL 6067 GF 4483
0412 137 747
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IF WE CAN’T FIX
IT WE DON’T
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9430 7727
0401 939 332
P
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0418 949 472
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PLUMBING &
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serviced & maintained
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0412 491 053
Phone Christian
[email protected]
www.dhmplumbing.com.au
Repair Controllers
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Replace Broken Sprinklers
Over 30 Years Experience
JOHN
0429 798 821
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RETICULATION
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Call now for a free quote
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L GHTHOUSE
PLUMBING & GAS
PL 7023
• Hot Water
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• Toilets and cisterns
• Taps & burst pipes
• All gas servicing
& installations
PENSIONER DISCOUNTS
Call Graham
0433 466 584
- reticulation repairs
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AND MUCH MORE
0411 554 432
0422 673 766
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• No Call Out Fee
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PROMPT FRIENDLY
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• paving • concrete
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J.Munro
PLUMBING
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Renovations • Retic Cut Ins
Back Flow Prevention
Plumbing & Gasfitting
Sewer Conversion.
Sewer Junction Cut-in.
H.W.S. Repair & Install
24 Hour Emergency H.W.
Phone Bruce
Ph/Fax 9434 6405
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0418 928 456
bruce@colourificpainting.com.au
0415 940 607
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PRACTITIONER 6519
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PL: 6901 GF: 8742
Established 1984 Reg # 3284
Accredited Dulux Painter
Covering all aspects of landscaping
Quality construction and Design
22 years Exp / Cert Hort
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PERGOLAS
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9434 4311
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No job too big or small
Quality Security Guaranteed
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• Security • Showerscreens
• Mirrors • Windows & Doors
For Professional Service
Phone for a Free Quote
Reg No. 7197
Registered trades person.
David Lowe
GLASS SERVICES
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PAINTING
0409 427 724 0424 175 568
0407 443 925
0407 443 925
0416 386 164
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TOO SMALL
0413 545 595
A/H 9339 8069
trades&services
9430 7727
TONY BARTLETT
Planting Pruning Mulching
Weeding Reticulation
Clean Ups Rubbish Removal
Lawnmowing
TOTAL HOME
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Call Alex Barry for
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0411 452 742
PL7158 GF9661
Domestic/ commercial
Repairs / installation
Renovations
Toilets • Taps •Sinks
Water filters• Burst pipes
Blocked drains
Hot water/cold water
Reticulation cut-ins
Gas work
CALL 0402 436 603
NO CALL OUT FEE
Infront
Landscaping
•
•
•
•
•
professional service
from start to finish
LANDSCAPING
RETICULATION
PAVING & DECKS
LIMESTONE WORK
PLANT SELECTION
11 years experience
Daniel 0409 168 958
Ray 0403 473 071
[email protected]
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ROOF PLUMBING
ROOFING
ROOF PLUMBING &
RIDGE CAPPING
FRANK’S
ROOFING
Gutters, Extra
Downpipes, Valleys,
Leaks & Handyman
• Ridgecaps repointed
• Broken Tiles replaced
• Overflow spouts
• Insurance Jobs • Plastic Sheeting
Fast service, Free quotes,
all work guaranteed
CALL PHIL
0427 502 214
FLEXI CEMENT Q FR
RIDGECAPPING UOT EE
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• Roofcoating
• Reroofing tiles & tin
• Gutters & Downpipes
• Pensioner discounts
+ Fix leaks
9337 1601 24 Hours
Mob 0409 105 559
Quality Work
TILING
We Take Pride
in our Work
ROOFING
ROOF & WALL
DOCTOR
15 Year
READGuarantee
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TILE–IRON–ASBESTOS
RE-ROOFING
COLORBOND/ZINCALUME
ROOF RESTORATIONS
OTHERWISE THE WORK IS ILLEGAL
PROTECTIVE COATINGS
WECLEANING
REMOVE &– DISPOSE
POINTINGOF:
If your re-roof is more than
$20,000 (inc GST) your re-roofing
Company must be a Registered
Building Company. This means
Licenced with The Builders
Registration Board.
✓ Old Tiles ✓ Iron ✓ Asbestos
9430 6553
Govt.
reg. 4146
WE
SUPPLY
23 Years Experience
&
INSTALL
Member Master Builders
16 Essex St, Fremantle
www.roofandwalldoc.com.au
WorkSafe Asbestos Demolition Lic
Builders Registration Number 13172
Cockburn
Roofing
Service
ALL WORK
GUARANTEED
• Ridgecapping
Specialists
• Gutters & Downpipes
• Leaks/Reroofing
• Install Gutter Guard
& Whirly Birds
• All types of roof
maintenance
Leon 0403 184 723
cockburnroofi[email protected]
Tiler
Direct
Client
• Good price, High Quality
• Package offers available
(Main Floor & Bathroom)
M: 0421 439 229 T: 9414 1112
1/435 Yangebup Rd, Cockburn Central
Ron: 0403 842 218
Fax: 9434 6221
Email: swanriverroofi[email protected]
All Roof
Replacements &
Maintenance
STOP WATER LEAKING
THROUGH WALLS USING
RESISTANT ADDITIVES.
PHONE JONOTHAN
OR TANYA LEGROS
SPECIALISING IN
• Metal Roofing
• Colorbond Roofing
• Roof Replacements
• Roof Repairs
Guaranteed to
match or better any
roofing quote!
9253 0274
0430 785 863
Established since 1986
• ALL ROOF REPAIRS & LEAKS
Tile/Tin/Asbestos
• GUTTERS & DOWNPIPES
Clean/Repair/Replace
• ROOF COATING & CLEANING
• SKYLIGHTS/ROOF VENTS
Free Quotes
Pensioner Discounts
Brian 0412
830 775
HAMILTON HILL 47C
HAMILTON HILL 47D
HAMILTON HILL 52
SPEARWOOD 61
SPEARWOOD 64
SPEARWOOD 65
MUNSTER 208
COOLBELLUP 105
COOLBELLUP 105A
SOUTH LAKE 110B
SOUTH LAKE 111A
BIBRA LAKE 113
BIBRA LAKE 113B
BIBRA LAKE 113C
Nigel Williams
Ceramic - Porcelain
All Natural Stone
Re-Grouting • Quality Assured
30 Years Experience
Free Quotes
REPAIRS & RESTORATIONS
QUALIFIED ROOF TILER
• Roof Leaks & Repairs
• Ridge Capping Specialists
• High Pressure Cleaning
• Tile Replacement
• Gutters & Downpipes
• Whirlybirds/Valleys
TIM 0422 866 311
RUBBISH REMOVALS
Ring
a Bin
2,3 & 4m bins.
All bins with ramps.
Friendly local owner/operator.
Phone Leo.
Pay by Cards, Cash or EFT
Tim Holland
0416 974 195
TREE SERVICES
OWEN’S TREE
SERVICE
•
•
•
•
Est. East Frem. 1982
Fully Insured
Pensioner discounts
Free quote
Call your local contractor
Owen Ritson
9339 6645
0421 118 704
• 2+10 Cubic Meter Skip Bins
• Environmentally Friendly
• Rapid
Response
• Competitive
Rates
• Fully Insured
• Bobcats
& Excavators
• Hiab & Tail Lift Trucks
We Place Bins Where Others Can’t
9437 1999
☎
A/H 0411 722 892
www.southernbins.com.au
Port Sewing
Centre
Repairs to all sewing
machines and
overlockers.
Since 1851
All aspects of Drainage &
Stormwater Management
Downpipes, Driveways,
Spoon Drains, etc.
We also repair existing
soakwells and brickpaving.
For advice and
recommendations call Deane
0418 906 735
www.pavedrain.com.au
RISING DAMP
DAMP
FRETTING MORTAR
FRETTING
MORTAR
TUCKPOINTING
TUCKPOINTING
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OLD
RENDERREPOINTED
REMOVED
LIMESTONE
LIMESTONE
REPOINTED
HERITAGE
RESTORATION
HERITAGE
RESTORATION
9430
6553
WINDOW CLEANING
• Trees & palms
trimmed or removed
• Stump grinding
• Western Power approved
• Free Quotes
• Pensioner Rates
• Fully Insured
Jon
0438 942 346
KENT’S TREE
SERVICE
AVANTI
WINDOW CLEANING
RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL
Fully Insured
Police Clearance
Reliable & Efficient
Attention to Detail
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
Alex Doran
0414 797 712
Stump Grinding
• over 25 yrs exp
• fully insured
• free quotes & advice
• removal or verge pick-up
“Service is our Motto”
THE “TREE GP”
NOW AVAILABLE FOR
TREE SURGERY
Kent
0411 284 833
SOAKWELLS
SOAKWELLS
ROOF & WALL
DOCTOR
BRICK
&
BRICK &
LIMESTONE
LIMESTONE
Years Experience
2323Years
Experience
Member
Master
Builders
Builders Registration Number 13172
Since 1862
58 Adelaide St,
Fremantle
WALLS
Govt. reg. 4146
9430
6553
9314 1222
0418 940 121
Ph 9335 6113
AAA Acton
Roofing
REMOVED
• Discount Stump Grinding
• Cheap Mulch Sales
• Pensioner Discounts
• Western Power Licensed
FULLY EQUIPPED, INSURED
& EXPERIENCED
FREE QUOTES & ADVICE
Wall & Floor
Tiling Specialist
www.sos-services.com.au
Building Licence # 13954
ALL PALMS & TREES
PRUNED, SHAPED OR
[email protected]
SINGER PFAFF
(Pensioner Discount)
SAMSON 80A
✆0416 356 359
1800 618 518
We service Govt. schools
in Roof Works.
9433 1077
Call Ben Rule
Shower
Regrouting
RESIDENTIAL &
COMMERCIAL
ROOFING
SEWING MACHINES
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COMPUTERS
MYAREE 75
APPLECROSS 84A
MYAREE 75A
APPLECROSS 85B
WHY Trust your computer to
any old back yard computer
person? Are you looking
for service you can trust?
Bentech Computers have
been in Fremantle for 10
years providing friendly helpful
knowledge and experience
to all our valued clients. We
can help with all of your home
and office computer needs
ranging from PC’s & Laptops
to network and broadband
setup. Can’t make it down
to us? Bentech Computers
can come to you and provide
the same level of quality &
customer service that we offer
in our shop but in the comfort
of your home or office. Whether
you’re after a new computer
or just advice on choosing an
internet provider we are always
here & happy to help. Bentech
Computers 100 Wray Ave,
Fremantle. Ph 9430 9243
EXPERT SERVICES
APPLECROSS 86A
ARDROSS 87A
ACCOUNTING and taxation
services Tel: 9329 9998 or
email [email protected]
ARCHITECT - Approachable,
practical, award winner. Cost
effective design service. Yes
different. patrickhealey.com.au
9499 1888 or 0412 956 967
ARDROSS 88A
MT PLEASANT 90A
WILLAGEE 76D
BRENTWOOD 94
BOOKKEEPER/BAS
AGENT: Efficient, quick and
flexible. Experience in multiple
accounting programs, set up
of company file, data entry,
GST compliances, 25 + years
experience. Please call Susan
on 0449 144 038 or email
[email protected]
BOOKKEEPING Registered
BAS agent. Efficient, effective
and quick. 22+ years exp
in bookkeeping/admin, 12+
MYOB and xero exp. Services:
accounts pay/rec, payroll,
super, BAS/IAS/PAYG, bank
recon. Please call Antonella at
AV Bookkeeping 0404 842 483
or email info@avbookkeeping.
com.au
BRICKLAYER 1st class.
Small, medium jobs. 9335
4715 or 0400 505 302
BRICKPAVING. Any size
job considered. 25 year
experience. Bruce 0402 034
348 or 9337 1665
WILLAGEE 76
KARDINYA 77
BUILD to lock up, or full owner
build service. patrickhealey.
com.au 9499 1888 or 0412
956 967
BUILDER - Professional
builder specialising in all
renovation work, all insurances
and quality assured work.
Ablewestconstruction.com.au
Brent 0407 928 538
KARDINYA 77A
BULLCREEK 98B
BUILDING Renovations &
home maintenance, walls
removed, windows, kitchens,
patios, pergolas.
Ph Ray 0417 947 943
[email protected]
CARPENTER 15 years
experience Award Winning
specialised carpenter/ all
rounder. Call Chris for a quote
0428 721 284
CARPENTER 25 years local
exp. multi-skilled. Repairs,
installations, construction Matt
0423 426 202
IF SO AND YOU’D LIKE TO JOIN THE HERALD
DISTRIBUTION TEAM CALL MARIE KING ON 9430 7727
WE GUARANTEE THAT EVERY AREA HAS A
DISTRIBUTOR ASSIGNED TO IT EVERY WEEKEND.
CARPENTER covering all
aspects of carpentry and
maintenance. 15 years
experience. Ph Richard
0424 577 013
CARPET & Vinyl layer, repairs
& re-stretching. Call Dave
0409 666 062
EXPERT SERVICES
CARPET A Cleaning,
specialising in steam injection
deep cleaning. Choice
magazine preferred method.
Quick drying. 0438 411 208
ABSOLUTELEE Clean. House
cleaning, Commercial cleaning,
vacate cleans work guaranteed.
20 years experience. Ph: 0487
049 520
CLEANER available. Reliable.
$30 p/h. 0423 659 717
CLEANER very experienced,
reliable, energetic, police
clearance, own products, $30p/
hr. Call Steph 0431 570 846
CLEANER - Friendly, reliable
and efficient cleaning. Regular
and vacate cleans. Police
cleared & insured. Call Prema
0421 128 220
CLEANING Executive
Services. Home cleaning
weekly, fortnightly, casual, one
offs. Please call 0414 663 499
CLEANING Home & Window
Cleaning Fast and Efficient
two women team. Reasonable
rates. Call Ariel 0449 639 646
CLEANING House/ office.
Mature lady. 20 years cleaning
experience. Eco-friendly and
natural products used. Police
cleared and fully insured. Elaine
0466 977 583
CLEANING/ House & Office.
Thai Lady, reliable, efficient
service. Police Clearance. Call
Som 0414 069 256
CURTAIN Making, Tracks,
Pelmets, Swags. Call 9498 7260
DRAFTING. Council approval
houses, extensions, fabrication
etc. Personal attention fast
turnaround 0415 905 477
DRESSMAKING Alterations.
Gold Award 2014. Babs Fashion
Design. All occasions bridal/
evening wear, school balls,
casual day wear. 9437 3718
ELECTRICIAN all smoke
alarms, RCD’s LED lights,
power. 0404 216 333 Fremantle
electrician Lic EC6386
ALL gardening requirements
met inc rubbish removal.
Fully insured. Competitive
rates. ABN 39056757062. Ph
Anthony 0405 639 702
GARDEN Rescue Service,
all weeding, pruning, rubbish
removal, comprehensive
cleanups, fair pricing. Call Phil
0417 966 277
GARDENER/ HANDYMAN.
Weeding, Pruning, Retic. etc.
Cheap rates, reliable. 9418 5271
GARDENING All Aspects
of Landscape/Gardening,
new gardens, planting and
mulching, new lawns, retic,
garden maintenance, free
quotes, Adam 0417 916 198
GARDENING and reticulation
maintenance. Call Damian at
Freo Garden Services
0437 318 304
GARDENING Occasional /
regular, yards cleaned. Garden
Design/Makeover. Applex to Freo.
Pauls Gardens 0407 988 967
ALL Aspects of Garden Care.
Garden Maintenance. Planting
and Development. Christine
and Larry Pryor 0410 717 093
RETICULATION Maintenance,
adjustments and repairs. Expert
attention. All problems solved
with prompt attention! Phone
Larry 0410 717 093
HANDYMAN A1 Property
repairs and maintenance.
Versatile and Professional. Home
and Garden. Police Clearance.
Reasonable rates. No job too
small. Call Simon 0408 005 010
HANDYMAN Capable, multiskilled, reliable and affordable.
No job too small.
Ron 0414 631 675
HANYDMAN - Maintenance
and repairs. Home and garden.
Reliable / prompt service. Call
Andrew 0413 343 240
IRONING Fast, Efficient. Freo
and surrounding areas. Michelle
0427 339 253 IRONING Lady,
reliable, professional service,
pick up and deliver $45 p/b
0412 907 795
IRONING service pick up and
return. Maximum 20 items $40.
Additional items $2 each. No
bed sheets. PH 0439 942 994
AFFORDALE laundry and
ironing pick up and drop off
service. Contact us on 0447
183 319 or anthonythomson@
kleeneagencies.org or www.
kleeneagencies.com
heraldclassifieds
classifieds
EXPERT SERVICES
LANDSCAPE Gardener. Need
help to re-style your garden or
choose the right plants. Would
you like to DYI but need some
Garden Design Ideas. Pay only
$99 for a 1 hour consultation.
Call Sharon Attadale Garden
Stylist 0432 461 432
LEAFLET Distribution made
easy. Call the Herald and we’ll
do the rest. Target particular
suburbs; we can handle any
size distribution. Just pick up
the phone & dial 9430 7727
and ask for Marie King
PAINTING Clean tidy
competitive. Single storey
homes only. (reg 6964) Call
Guy 0412 554 509
PLASTERING Internal and
External. 25 years experience.
Reliable and friendly service.
No job too small. Phone Tony
0415 748 774 PLUMBING &
Gas, gutters and down pipes
PL7409 GF 7917. Phone 0406
352 020 or 9330 4312
ROOF and reno works.
Framing, sheeting, fixing, lining,
gutters, storm pipes, leaks,
etc. 30 exp tradesman reg/ins.
Police cleared Ph Michael
0408 913 338
JUNK Removal. All shed,
house and yard junk
removed. Matt 0414 694 656
[email protected]
TILE/GROUT Cleaning using
latest technology. Bring tiles
back like new! 0438 411 208
WILLS And Probate.
Experienced Solicitor. Friendly
advice. Reasonable fee.
FITZLAW 9337 3852 mob 0401
199 372 [email protected]
FOR SALE
RETURN AIRFARES. 2-4
return tickets to Adelaide,
Melbourne or Sydney. $450
for all tickets. Package deal,
can email all details. Call Steph
0406 018 058
VESPA GT200 2005
Granturismo Piaggio. Italian
built, VGC, 200cc, Auto, Green.
6 month licence, new battery.
1 owner, 34,000km $3,000.
Celina 0403 886 424
GARAGE SALE
1GARAGE SALE MELVILLE
8am-4pm. 12 Curtis Place.
Sunday 8/3/15. Huge garage
sale, everything must go
PARA-QUAD Garage Sale.
Sunday 15 March 9:30am12:30pm. 10 Selby Street,
Shenton Park (Car Park No. 3)
Furniture, household goods,
clothing, toys, books. www.
slfwa.org.au
HOLIDAY
ACCOMMODATION
HOLIDAY House for rent
Pemberton/Northcliff area. Ideal
for couples/families. Peaceful
bushland with walks.
0417 940 261
LOST AND FOUND
FOUND KEYS for a Toyota
with immobiliser in Duchart
Way, Coogee. Call 9434 9513
MISSING - All white female
cat. Last seen 23 Dec in
Hamilton Hill. 0497 411 347
FOUND walking sticks.
Point Walter. Saturday. Call
0416106989
MARRIAGE
CELEBRANTS
ANNE Roberts Registered
Celebrant. Beautiful ceremonies
designed the way you want. Ph
9335 6063 / 0431 945 645
CAROLINA Allen CMC simple
ceremonies to suit you. Ph
0409 291 616
MUSICAL
DRUMKIT tuition available with
master drummer in a range
of styles including RnB, hiphop, reggae, raga, afro jazz,
other African styles and rock.
Children and Adults. 1 hour $50, 1/2 hour - $30. Fremantle
area. Contact George Joe
0406 514 757
MUSICAL
GUITAR LESSONS: stuck
in a rut or just starting out? I
have over 20yrs exp to share
with you. Easy to understand
method. I come 2u. Call 0439
597 507
PIANO Tuner, for professional
tuning services, phone
Ronald 0416 065 983 or visit
www.1pianotuner.com
SERENATA Strings. Classical
quartet or trio for weddings,
functions or parties. Email
[email protected] Call Hans
9335 6980 evenings
PETS
DOG Walking and pet feeding,
quality 1on1 service,
0412 664 032
www.megansdogwalking.com
MOBILE dog grooming to your
house. Small dogs only. House
and pet sitting service. DIVINE
DOGS (est 2000). Serena
0439 751 588
PHOTOGRAPHY
WEDDINGS, Events,
Documentary. Contact James:
0414 451 957 Check website:
jameskerrphotography.com
PUBLIC NOTICES
Advertisement of intended
Application for incorporation of:
INDONESIAN CATHOLIC
COMMUNITY OF PERTH INC.
Notice is hereby given that:
RIO VAREN OF 20 MAULDON
MEWS, WINTHROP, WA,
PROPERTY CONSULTANT
being duly authorised by the
above named association,
intends to apply to the
Commissioner for Consumer
Protection on or after
14/04/2015
for incorporation of:
INDONESIAN CATHOLIC
COMMUNITY OF PERTH INC.
The Association is formed for
the purpose of:
To provide some understanding
of the local culture and
customs to Catholic Indonesian
newcomers to perth and
introduce them to local parishes,
maintain an awareness of the
Indonesian cultural heritage
in the present day and for the
sake of future generations;
and support the Catholic faith
development of Indonesian
students studying in perth.
Signed: RIO VAREN
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous,
want to drink? That’s your
business. Want to stop? That’s
ours. Ring all hours 9325 3566
office, Michael 0418 904 102,
Lisa 0404 926 367
STOLEN. iPhone 5 stolen from
car outside Foodworks, East
Fremantle. Pleading for it to
be returned to a Police Station
or Foodworks as it contains
all my photos from a recent
trip to Cambodia/Thailand.
No questions asked. Reward
Offered. Please phone Annie
0414 143 120
SHARED
ACCOMMODATION
COOGEE 4 x 2 house. 100m
Coogee Beach. Furnished
rooms. $800 bond rent, $800/
month. No other bill. 0417
998 066
SITUATIONS
VACANT
DRIVER with a van wanted to
deliver Thursdays (North of the
River) and Fridays (South of the
River). Must be available both
days. Need police clearance.
Call Marie at the Herald on
9430 7727
TO LET
COUNSELLING /Consulting
rooms to rent in the heart
of Fremantle. Would suit
counsellor, psychologist,
health coach, mediator,
hypnotherapist or similar allied
health professional. Daily and
weekly rates available. Call
0468 957 061
TUITION
AAA To Infinity
Tutor. Mathematics (inc.
Specialist, Methods and
Applications), Engineering
and Physics tuition in your
home. Specialising in Years 10
to year 12, ATAR, University
and TAFE. Focusing on
clear explanations, problem
solving and exam preparation.
Experienced, professional and
dedicated tutor. Phone Denton
0425 898 598 or 9418 7703
EXPERIENCED Tutor. English,
ESL, Sciences to grade 10,
Chemistry years 11 & 12.
Melanie 0424 028 099
HOMESCHOOLING?
Tutoring during the school day.
Experienced Literacy Specialist
/ Maths Tutor. I’m a Registered
Primary Teacher and mother
of 3 adult children. For many
years I have worked with
parents and children and helped
Reading, Writing and Maths
abilities to blossom. Ginny
Kenworthy 0416 487 532
MATHEMATICS tuition. Years
7-11 from High School Teacher.
Phone Russell 9339 0445
MATHEMATICS, Physics,
engineering. Qualified,
Supportive, Female, Maths
Teacher! B.SC. (Physics).
Suravi 0402 447 584
MATHS, Physics, chemistry
tutor, 35 years experienced,
approachable. Comes to you
0409 036 498
READING, Spelling, Maths
Difficulties. Individual programs
1:1 tuition. Exp Learning
Support Teacher 0428 786 604
WANTED TO BUY
BOXES Removal type. Cash
paid. May collect. 9417 5234
TOOLS, China, bric/brac,
antiques, records, books,
jewellery, clocks, H/hold goods.
Cash paid. Sheds, garages,
cleared out, deceased estates.
Call SHEDBUSTERS 9337
3953 or 0414 451 203
INDEMNITY & WARRANTY
THE HERALD & PERTH VOICE NEWSPAPERS
CONDITIONS OF ACCEPTANCE
The advertiser (or agent) indemnifies the Company (and its employees
and agents) against all actions, proceedings, claims, demands, losses,
damages, costs and expenses arising out of or in connection with the
publication of the advertisement (including any relating to defamation,
malicious falsehood, infringement of copyright, trademark or design, or
breach of the Trade Practices Act 1974, the Consumer Credit Code, or the
Fair Trading Act 1987) and warrants that publication of the advertisement will
not give rise to any legal, equitable or statutory rights against the Company
ad will no breach any laws or regulations including the prohibitions relating
to advertising in the Trade Practices Act 1974, the Consumer Credit Code,
and the Fair Trading Act 1987.
All advertisements are accepted on the following terms and conditions:
RIGHT TO REFUSE - The Company has the right to refuse to publish or
republish any advertisement without giving any reason.
DISCLAIMER OF LIABILITY - No liability will be incurred by the Company
by reason of any amendment to or error or inaccuracy in, or the partial
or total omission of, an advertisement (single or multiple insertion) or by
reason of any delay or default or from any other cause whatsoever. If an
error occurs which in the opinion of the Company clearly lessens the value
of the advertisement and which is in no way the fault of the advertiser and
the advertiser notifies the Company of the error prior to the advertisement
deadline on the first day the error was published, then a refund will be
provided on the cost of the advertisement proportionate to the company’s
opinion of its reduced value.
ADJUSTMENT AND CLAIMS - The advertiser must notify the Company
of any error in the invoice for an advertisement within 30 days from the end
of the month in which the advertisement was published. The company will
not consider claims for an invoice error lodged outside this period.
A great way to get rid of those unwanted items
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NOTICEBOARD
herald
mind
body
spirit
WHAT’S ON • CLASSES • ACTIVITIES • SPIRITUAL SERVICES • SUPPORT GROUPS
A FREE PUBLUC TALK ON CHILDREN and
pain will be given on Tuesday 10th March at 6.30
pm. The location is The Niche, Centre for Neurological
Support, 11 Aberdare Rd, Nedlands. Various specialists
on pain will present and there will be a Q & A session
at the end. The event will also launch a free migraine
kit for children and teenagers. For further details email
[email protected]
AKANNA Entertainment is ~ the AKANNA club
~ @ 2 The Esplanade, Mt. Pleasant also Vocal
lessons by Petrina Bishop MOB: 0409 127 282 www.
akannaentertainment.com.au
ARE YOU INTERESTED in playing TENNIS...
Come and join us for Social Tennis on Sundays 5pm
- 6.30pm. Join our school holiday programmes, have a
lesson or hire a court. Contact us: Cockburn Tennis Club.
Coach AJ 0450 965 399. Email: tennisclubcockburn@
gmail.com or contact Bronnie 0478113 253. Cockburn
Tennis Club Cnr Recreation Rd and Strode Ave ( back of
Davilak oval) Hamilton Hill
CRAFTERNOON TEA - every Tuesday 12.302.30pm at Yangebup Family Centre, BYO craft
projects or do a set class and join others for 2 hours of
child free fun and afternoon tea cost is $5 and creche
is available for $2.50 per child. Enquiries call Ann 0421
482 578
COUNTRY WOMENS ASSOCIATION MELVILLE
BRANCH. Meets every second and fourth Tuesday
of the month in the RSL Hall, Cnr Canning Highway and
Foss St, Bicton, 10am. We need new members and
encourage you to join for fun activities. All very welcome.
For more info call Carole on 9339 4386
FLOURISH SUPPORT GROUP is a support group
for people who have a physical disability, disorder or
chronic illness or have family members affected. Meetings
include discussion time, compassion knowledge (to
learn about different disabilities and illnesses), ‘moving
forward talk’ and creative and performing arts looking at
the amazing potential of the disabled world. Meetings
are held on the 2nd Saturday of each month form 9.30
– 11am at Mt Pleasant Baptist Church 497, Marmion St,
Booragoon.
FREMANTLE BRIDGE CLUB has supervised
sessions for players with basic knowledge to play
duplicate Bridge with assistance and advice from a
friendly experienced player. Saturday Mornings 9:30am.
$5 per session
FREE COACHING FOR ADULT SWIMMERS.
Stroke correction, workouts. Fremantle Leisure
Centre, 50 mtr pool. Wednesday 9:00am. Phone Warren
0418 913 072 Masters Swim Coach
FREE MEDIATION CLASSES. Manning area.
www.mediation.wa.com.au
FREE YOGA AND MEDITATION CLASSES
FOR CANCER PATIENTS AND CARERS. Yoga
and Mindfulness Meditation classes will be offered
free of charge as part of the Term One 2015 Life Now
program.The Life Now Mindfulness Meditation classes are
offered as an 8 week program in East Fremantle and will
commence February 3rd. The Life Now Yoga classes are
offered as a 6 week program, scheduled to commence
February 25th in Fremantle. The Life Now program is
designed to help anyone affected by cancer navigate their
way through treatment or post-treatment phases with
more confidence and less stress and anxiety. For further
details or to register for the Life Now classes please
contact the Cancer Council on 13 11 20
GOLF. Point Walter Ladies’ Golf Club (affiliated with
GolfWA and Golf Australia). New season starts 5th
March. Play in one of our friendly groups on Thursdays.
GolfLink-handicapped competitions tee off at 8.00am for
18 holes and 9.45 for 9 holes; and a 9-hole competition
(local handicap) at 11.30am. Some experience preferable.
Please either email [email protected] or
phone Lyndsay 0417 925 800 or Anne 0400 207 921 for
further information or to discuss which group may suit
HELP Support an Australian/ African Entrepreneurial
Project. www.millionpixelsforafrica.com
HELP AND HEALING ON THE SPIRITUAL
PATH, according to the teaching of Bruno
Groening. Free lecture on Saturday 14th March 11am
at Kadijiny Park Hall Kitchener Road Melville. For further
information call 9330 3342 or www.bruno-groening.org/
english
INTERESTED IN PHOTOGRAPHY? You are
welcome to come to the Fremantle Camera Club
which meets at 7.30pm on the first and third Tuesday
of the month at the North Fremantle Community Hall 4
Thompson Road North Fremantle 6159. For more details
see our website at http://www.fremantlecameraclub.
com/
JAZZ FREMANTLE. Kim Anning’s Blue Monk with
Joyce Mathers. Sunday 8 March, 4 – 7pm. Navy
Club, 64 High Street, Fremantle. Visitors $20 Enquiries:
9330 3491. Sponsor: healthway – Act-Belong-Commit
www.jazzfremantle.com.au
SING SING SING Groups and individual lessons
choir. Melville and Fremantle. Beginners welcome.
Call Joanna 9339 5631
WOMEN’S STRESS MANAGEMENT GROUP
Tuesdays 9.30am - 11am, commencing 17/3/15,
Bull Creek. Contact Liz 0431 781 588
[email protected]
A1 RELATIONSHIPS
This 4 hour introductory
workshop offers important
keys to achieving successful
relationships with partners,
family, colleagues and friends. It
includes the Dos and Don’ts for
emotional intimacy and conflict
resolution. Next Workshop
15th March. When: Sundays
9.30-2.00 Where: Norfolk
St Fremantle. Details: Call
Jonathan on 0438 929 899 or
email [email protected]
ABUNDANCE LIFE
COACHING “Regain your
Personal Power and Create
Success & Happiness”. Life
Coaching, Energy Healing,
Intuitive Development and
Meditation. Call Catherine, Dip
FP, NLP, on 0408 563 746
or visit www.soulabundance.
com.au
BOWEN
THERAPY
BOWEN Therapy is a gentle yet
dynamic form of bodywork that
has great success in treating
muscle & soft tissue injuries.
In particular, neck, shoulder,
back, sciatic, leg, knee & ankle
pain. Also great for pregnancy,
fatigue & general wellness.
‘Treat Yourself to Better Health
through Bowen Therapy.’ Health
Rebates Apply. Ph: Laura 0412
933 534
CLINICAL HYPNOTHERAPY
can assist in a wide variety
of challenges such as fears,
phobias, addictions, stress,
weight management and so
much more. The Awakening
Essence has been operating for
15 years and is recognised by
Health Funds. Member of PHA
Inc (Professional) and ANHR.
Please call Verona 0412 040
079 for an appointment
COLONIC
HYDROTHERAPY
NATUROPATH
Est FREO 15 YEARS
DETOX specialist, FIR
sauna detox, Yoga,
Massage, Medical Herbalist.
CLEANSE AND PURIFY…
COLONIC’S a safe way to
restore bowel function and
eliminate toxins...Helps with
IBS, Constipation, Weight Gain,
Parasites, gas and bloating...
15 yrs Experienced Health
practioner..Call Today 9335
3188/ 0410 596 353 or visit us
www.insideouthealthlounge.com
COUNSELLING And support
services. Ever Forward
Counselling specializing in
relationship advice, child/
adolescent and general
support. Concession rates
and home visits available. 7b
Silas St. E Fremantle, www.
everforwardcounselling.com or
ph: 0452 238 374
COUNSELLING/SUPPORT
for those needing to recover
from Narcissist Psychopath
abuse. Qualified Therapist. First
half hour free. There is a way
forward…Ph: 0419 322 388
DOES it all seem too hard?
Feeling loss, change, sorrow,
overwhelm, shame, stuck?
Ph Jan for Counselling and
Psychotherapy 0431 740 339
Temple Of
Blue*Light
Oversoul
ENERGY Healing Sanctum &
Self-Love Mastery. Dynamic
Energy Healing (physical,
emotional, spiritual), DNA
Blueprint Realignment,
Negative Life Patterns Release,
Holographic Soul Healing,
Reiki/Seichem, Blissful
Massage, Distance (Skype)
Healing Sessions. Located in
South Fremantle, Phone 0422
015 341 (by appointment only).
Kaz Johnson, FH Dip, Reiki/
Seichem Master-Teacher.
“Purist Integrity, Intention & Of
the Highest Good”
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Astrology
strology
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Herald
With
Sudhir
March 7 - March 14, 2015
ARIES (Mar 21 – Apr 20)
The love planets, Venus and Mars, are
bang smack in front of Uranus, the planet
of rebellion and quick as lightning change. Cupid, Eros
and Aphrodite, are bound to play a wildly surprising
hand. When change comes, greet it as a dynamic and
creative friend. It is not out to get you.
TAURUS (Apr 21 – May 20)
The slow drift of the Pisces Sun, holds you in
check while the rest of the universe fires up
with all sorts of adventurousness. Hold the calm space
that exists at the centre of your heart as sacred. Even
though much is going on around you, you have all the
resources required to respond.
GEMINI (May 21 – June 21)
This is a good time to have a curious,
left of field, take on things. The world
at large is certainly out of kilter. To hook into the frenzy,
spin and drama, is a sure fire way to lose one’s centre
and become part of a not necessarily wise crowd. Be
wary of anything impulsive and reactive.
CANCER (June 22 – Jul 22)
The Moon has just begun to wane. It will
begin the week doing it’s bit for balance,
in a world that is more interested in reactivity and blind
expression, than reflection and care. Know where to
place your flag. If you are true to nature, you will place
it right next to your lounge chair.
LEO (Jul 23 – Aug 22)
Life is shaking the tree. Your roots
will strengthen, though some of your
fruit might fall off. You are being challenged and tested.
Any friction you feel, is essentially creative, though it
might take a bit of a stretch to feel it as such. Watch for
interpretations that are unrealistically dodgy.
VIRGO (Aug 23 – Sept 22)
Relationships are interesting for sure. One
minute they are as volatile as kerosene.
The next they are as calm and full of compassion as
natures grace. There is no course other than to ride the
waves and negotiate the flames. Neither passion nor
stillness, are to be rejected or ignored.
LIBRA (Sept 23 – Oct 23)
This is a good time for dreaming, for
contemplating the future. With three
planets in Aries, there is plenty of heat coming your way.
By seeking to take the middle way, you may drive those
who would rather you take a position, to distraction.
Coolness is your way. Be true to your colours.
SCORPIO (Oct 24 – Nov 21)
Life is intense. There is a lot of hotheadedness around. There’s also
lots of dreamy fantasy and idealism. There’s not a lot
of groundedness and earth. You are the astrological
master of mixing fire and water. Share your learned
experience of emotionally driven action, with others.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 – Dec 21)
The pursuit of truth is a noble passion. The
moment a person’s idea of truth becomes
rigid, then the problems begin. With Saturn, who is
prone to calcification, in Sagittarius, this could become
a collective issue. Get a handle on it. Prevent your
philosophy from ossifying - at all costs.
CAPRICORN (Dec 22 – Jan 19)
There’s very little pragmatism or
groundedness around. It could be up
to you to provide the missing ingredient. People are
either hot-headed and reactive, or floating around in a
dreaminess, that is beautiful but not at all real. Neither
lotus-eating nor battle mentality are functional.
AQUARIUS (Jan 20 – Feb 18)
Mercury is remaining steadfastly in Aquarius,
for the longest time. This is just as well,
because insight is needed now, more than ever. Neither
anger nor apathy are working. If there’s a vision around
that could be helpful, now’s a good time to bring it out
of the woodwork. Speak up.
PISCES (Feb 19 – Mar 20)
The Sun is holding to the special
qualities that reside in Pisces. Intuition
is guiding your movements. Some would like you to
move faster. Others would like you to slow down. Go
according to your inner feel, your nature. Let others’
opinions wash over you, like water.
© M.J.Dean 2015
Sudhir
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