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by STEVE GRANT

WA’s historians have been given a ticking off by John Dowson for not paying enough respect to old photographs.

The Fremantle historian and former deputy mayor says despite photographs providing incontrovertible evidence about life in bygone eras, the state’s most revered historians are regularly botching dates and providing incorrect attributions because they consider photos second-fi ddle to written documents.

The author of two award-winning photographic histories, Mr Dowson was horrifi ed when a local historian told him he was searching for a few old photos to “chuck” into a book he

by CARMELO AMALFI and STEVE GRANT

MELVILLE mayor Russell Aubrey has taken a swipe at premier Colin Barnett for refusing to construct the Roe 8 extension in this term of government, saying the decision condemns his rapidly growing city to more grinding congestion.

“We have lobbied the state government for a number of years to get a commitment from them to build this important piece of infrastructure and in doing so have repeatedly highlighted the consequences of not building this link road,” he said in a written statement.

“Delaying the construction of the Roe highway extension is a major loss for residents whose local roads are increasingly being used as alternatives to already heavily congested main roads.”

He notes Fiona Stanley

Hospital in Murdoch is estimated to require 85,000-plus emergency transfers every year when it opens late 2014—or 10 ambulance visits every hour of every day.

The premier says he remains committed to building the 6.8km extension through the Beeliar wetlands to link the Kwinana Freeway with Stock Road but doesn’t have the $500–$700million needed till at least 2017—well after the next election.

Fremantle Labor MP Simone McGurk is no fan of Roe 8 but notes the decision not to build it is the latest in a string of broken election promises by the premier. She says voters who’d supported the Liberals believing Roe 8 would be built had been hoodwinked.

“Breaking explicit election commitments seems standard under this government,” she says.

“But it is a disgrace and the government and individual MPs should be brought to book for their wilful deception of the electorate on this issue.”

Mayor slams Roe 8 delay

‘Wilful deception’: McGurk

• John Dowson says the state’s historians don’t pay enough attention to photography. Photo by Steve Grant

Photo snobs fail history: Dowson

had already written.His biggest serve is for the Battye

Library, home to WA’s largest collection of historic photographs.

“The Battye has millions of photographs, but they have no idea what they have got,” he says.

“The Battye is just full of bureaucrats—I get the National Gallery ringing me asking about this or that, and they are doing more than we are,” he laments.

He concedes historic photographs of Fremantle, and WA in general, are few and far between anyway.

“I think it’s because we were at the end of the world, and we had a few visiting photographers but few great photographers lived here.”

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HORSE lovers had a major win this week when Fremantle council approved the heritage listing of Hollis Park at the old South Fremantle tip site.

The decision links the 9.27ha park to the already heritage-listed South Beach horse exercise area in Cockburn via a network of paths used by trainers and riders since the early 1830s.

“It’s about time,” Daly Street stable owner Terry Patterson told the Herald, having used the area since the 1960s.

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by STEVE GRANT

TIM WINTON’S feeling chirpy about Fremantle’s future.

Yo u m i g h t n ’ t g e t t h a t impression given the city’s bleak critique in the author ’s latest novel, Eyrie, but the four-time Miles Franklin award-winner senses it might be limping out of its slump.

“There is a build-up of feeling in the town, with young and imaginative people making things happen,” he says.

“Freo can solve its problems and I think there is the talent here to make it happen.”

Winton says for too long the city rewarded mediocrity, which led to many becoming disengaged with decision-making and those with valuable creativity on off er feeling crushed.

“There was this feeling that consultation was pre-steered; whether that was true or not I don’t know, but that feeling infected a lot of the community.

“There was a feeling that if there were competing business and community interests, business would win,” Winton says.

W h i l e n o t s p e c i f i c a l l y referring to the current council’s consultation over changes to its planning scheme allowing high-rise development, he does think it was “over-egged”.

“People need to be taken along—I think there was a little bit of shock and awe,” he says.

He says despite the unfl attering portrayal of high-rise living in Eyrie, he’s comfortable with tall buildings—it’s the “’60s throw-ups” that depress him.

“I don’t mind high-rise, but the buildings have to add to the community and people’s quality of life, and add to the social equality.

“When was the last time an interesting building was put

Hollis Park was in their opinion not signifi cant enough.

After receiving a bollocking in the council chamber by Mr Patterson—who made staff squirm by recounting the precinct’s deep vein of heritage—staff sheepishly returned to the drawing board to conduct a more thorough examination.

Mr Patterson hopes to see the park renamed “Cockell’s paddock”, after James David Cockell, whom he regards as the father of WA country racing.

The state register acknowledges the ongoing use of Hollis Park, with the bridle path still used “into the 21st century”.

The path used by cyclists and

walkers is one of the last routes used to get to the beach where WA’s fi rst horse race took place in 1833.

Cr Andrew Sullivan says the approval elevates the importance of the area.

“ T h e a p p ro v a l g i v e s i t protection in the longer term,” he says. “It also reinforces the importance of the site to horse activity.”

Cr Sullivan says the decision does not stop eff orts to establish a community farm there, “it’s just another parameter they will have to deal with”.

The council and State Heritage Off ice wil l joint ly manage activities on the site.

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• Tim Winton’s feeling positive about where Freo’s heading,

despite a thinly-veiled critique of the place in his new novel.

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up in Fremantle? The maritime museum.”

He also takes a pot-shot at local landlords and says the community should take more responsibility for allowing them to leave their shops empty.

“I don’t know this to be true, but I suspect there is gouging,” he says.

“I wonder if we should put a note on the door of these empty shops about who owns the building and what rent they charge.

“Perhaps councils and the community were better at holding these people to account in the past.

“Look at the people in the ‘60s and ‘70s who saved the West End while the rest of the city was calling in the bulldozers—they took responsibility, they were committed to saving and rehabilitating the area.”

Mind you, he’s not that thrilled with the fi nal result, complaining West End buildings tend to be all painted “Notre brown”.

While he’s feeling positive about Fremantle, Winton does harbour concerns the city is turning into a coff ee monoculture.

“We risk becoming this place where all the other human enterprise has to make way for coff ee.”

He says the ci ty should promote its unique attributes, not try to pretend it’s another “big-box” shopping centre like Booragoon.

“We should be saying ‘if you want a genuine, non-repeatable experience, then come here.”

• from page 1The oldest surviving photos

were taken almost 20 years later by former convict Stephen Montague Stout and policeman Alfred Hawes Stone.

Mr Dowson will talk about the few existing early frames at the upcoming Fremantle S tudies Day run by the Fremantle History Society on Sunday October 27 at the artillery barracks in Burt Street.

Material collected during the day—including a talk on Stout and Stone by Irma Walters, the Meares camp at Cockburn Sound by Simon Meath and the first days of Fremantle settlement by Dr Steve Errington—will be collated into a book.

Mr Dowson says he might put his work towards another s tand-a lone coffee table collection.

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A draining experienceAFTER reading your article about Vanessa Weigall’s unsatisfactory experiences with Fremantle city council, dealing with stormwater fl ooding of her home (Herald, October 12, 2013) I felt compelled to write about my experiences in Davies Street, Beaconsfi eld.

Late summer storms fl ooded my house and garden causing extensive damage inside and out, but I had a very diff erent ratepayer experience communicating with south ward councillor Andrew Sullivan and council staff ers.

From 2009 to 2012 Davies Street underwent rapid redevelopment with the construction of homes on formerly vacant grassy and partially vegetated land. Block-clearing, building and heavy traffi c on verges led to increased rainwater run-off and debris washing down the road into an early 20th century drainage system.

I wrote to the council about my concerns and sought advice and assistance from engineering works staff whose inspection confi rmed major work on street drainage was necessary though not immediately possible. Workers immediately delivered sandbags and shortly afterward constructed an 8cm moulded concrete barrier at the entrance to my paved driveway to mitigate further runoff into my property.

Responses to subsequent phone calls and correspondence with

Heritage is all in a spinA FANTASTIC Thinking Allowed article from Fremantle councillor Rachel Pemberton (Herald, September 28, 2013).

The argument presented was cogent and included the following : “In Freo we place high value on heritage, our traditional streetscapes...”.

Unfortunately the article “Going...gone” about the demolition of the old foundry in Beach Street illustrates the council is doing the talk but not the walk—and the Pemberton article is exposed as more spin than substance.

By approving demolition “to a consortium which is yet to submit a proposal to council” the City of Fremantle is acting just like the City of Melville; as a consequence Freo has undermined its own qualities and position, and made itself irrelevant.

I no longer live and work in the Fremantle, but I am still concerned for the city’s amenity and I must say stewardship during Mayor Pettitt’s years is beyond comprehension. And makes voting for Mathew Hanssen seem possible.

Whatever happened to long-term Fremantle architect and resident Murray Slavin? Was his Mayoral tilt a few elections ago just a ploy to get rid of Utting? Is Slavin too busy making money to engage in public service?

Greg SmithRose Ave, Bayswater

Barton’s rightI FULLY support councillor June Barton’s comments (Herald, October 12, 2013).

As a former systems auditor at the City of Melville (1987—1991) I was amazed to hear the extent to which the council currently delegates its responsibilities to the CEO, and also the evident constraints under which elected councillors fi nd themselves in their endeavours to communicate with ratepayers.

Section 2.10 of the WA local government act 1995 includes, under “Role of councillors” : (a) represents the interests of electors, ratepayers and residents of the district; and (b) provides leadership and guidance to the community in the district; and (c) facilitates communication between the community and the council; and (d) participates in the local government’s decision-making processes at council and committee meetings; and (e) performs other functions as are given to a councillor by this Act or any other written law.

The fi nal comment about “the CEO, who’d been given the authority to sell assets valued up to $8 million without approval from the elected council” I fi nd, frankly, hard to believe!

This brought to mind the city’s $20 million+ gamble, some years ago, into the very doubtful investment of ratepayer reserve funds, resulting in loss—all for an alleged expected additional interest of only 0.05 per cent, compared to its usual investment strategy.

W Trevor Tobin FCPAFionn Court, Ardross

That ‘70s show all over againREBECCA AUBREY (Herald letters, October 12, 2013), why do you as an educated person still propose urban traffi c concepts from the 1970s to resolve today’s congestion?

Have a look at LA or San Diego, low-density cities similar to Perth. They built highways like mad for an ever-growing number of people and cars. The eff ect: Still bumper to bumper.

Moscow and Beijing have experienced the same since the ‘90s. Roe 8 might ease traffi c for a few years, but not help in the long run, as has been shown across the globe.

So is it worth the cost? Are roads the global drug for politicians? I use my bike to get to work in Welshpool once or twice a week. That makes 20 to 40 per cent less contribution to traffi c. Quite eff ective model I would say (well, 30km can be pretty exhausting at times).

Kristian WalterLeaside Way, Spearwood

staff ers and Cr Sullivan led to further drainage work being done.

My ratepayer experience dealing with the the council highlights how eff ective a small local government organisation can be when communication between it and constituents is preferably relational, rather than adversarial.

Dr Patricia MeckelburgDavies St, Beaconsfi eldThe Ed says: This letter has been

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“I ALMOST died when I saw it,” was Rod Murray’s reaction to a giant billboard promoting hunting, which has gone up in South Fremantle.

The billboard at the corner of South Terrace and Little Lefroy Lane, “electrician by day, hunter by choice” features a young man, “John”, brandishing a high-powered rifl e,with an insert portraying him in his day job as an electrician.

The Sporting Shooters’ Association of Australia makes no apologies for erecting the advertisement—the only one in WA—in the heart of hippy-green South Freo.

The SSAA is locked in a battle with the Greens, which wants semi-automatic handguns banned. SSAA publicist Rachael Andrews says the location was recommended by WA chapter president Ron Bryant, who works on the Fremantle docks. Mr Bryant did not return calls before deadline.

Ms Andrews says the poster aims to show that hunters are people we come across every day, in all walks of life.

“To show that it is not a fringe part of Australian life, but it’s everywhere.”

She acknowledges some will be upset, particularly parents, but notes movie posters depicting gun-toting heroes are more dangerous—and a concern to the association. To make the point, she notes the most recent James Bond poster showed the 007 character taking aim at an unseen adversary.

“We are talking about fi rearms in a safe environment,

• Rod Murray wants this pro-hunting billboard in South Fremantle to come down, saying it promotes the use of guns in WA.

a supervised environment—that is not the same as the glorifying of fi rearms in movies where it’s being aimed at people.”

Mr Murray, a former South Fremantle precinct convenor, believes the billboard contravenes advertising standards and wants it taken down.

“Are they trying to be like the NRA in America? That’s all we need—the Republican lunatic mob moving in.”

He is passionately opposed to guns, his aunt having been murdered in Broome by his uncle using a hunting rifl e. Mr Murray says the murder tore the family apart.

Ms Andrews says city people require education about hunting and its importance to country folk. She recently attended a Red Card for Red Fox hunt in Wandering in the wheatbelt, where farmers open up their properties to hunters seeking

foxes and cats, and says she’s “never been anywhere where there’s been so many hunters in one spot”.

She dismisses the Greens’ concerns about semi-automatic handguns, saying they are rigidly controlled and it can take up to two years to get a licence. Magazines are restricted to holding 10 bullets.

But local Greens MP Lynn MacLaren isn’t convinced. While she hadn’t seen the billboard and didn’t want to tread on the association’s right to free speech, she says people expressing concern is a healthy reaction.

“With the billboards it would be a concern if they were to promote a gun culture,” she says. “In terms of hunting in the wetlands, I think the wetlands are under pressure and I’d be looking at ways to protect them and create more rather than killing what’s there,” she told the Herald.

Greens land hunters• Gigi.

by STEVE GRANT

FREMANTLE potter Gigi Cosi died of a suspected heart attack on Tuesday, a day before his 51st birthday.

Mr Cosi and his wife Cate ran La Maiolica gallery in James Street, which introduced Mediterranean pottery to WA back in the 1990s. The highly decorative pottery became synonymous with Fremantle.

Ms Cosi says her husband’s death has shocked everyone: He was fi t, regularly visited the gym, ran half-marathons and was careful about what he ate.

But Ms Cosi says there had been an amazing response from the Fremantle community, many of whom have dropped by the gallery with their stories about the genial potter, who had been toying with the idea of setting up his own cafe

because of his love for coff ee.“If anyone else has great stories

about him, I would love to hear them, as he loved a good story and was often part of a good story,” Ms Cosi says.

The couple arrived in Fremantle in 1990 to attend a family wedding and instantly fell in love with the city, which reminded Mr Cosi of his close-knit village back in Italy.

“We always said there was nowhere else in Perth we would have lived,” Ms Cosi says.

They’d discovered no-one was producing Mediterranean pottery, which was perfect for Perth’s climate, so they decided to set up business.

Their big break came immediately; their very first order was to make plates for Nunzio Gumina’s popular restaurant downstairs at Old Papa’s on the cappuccino strip. The plates were so popular Mr Gumina started selling them to tourists and La Maiolica’s place in Freo folklore was set.

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Myred in greed?I WAS born in Freo and have lived and loved it all my life...and as others of the same experience would say, it is the varied cross-section of people and their social groups that have created the Fremantle village appeal.

Though there have been many changes, some leaving me bereft.. others delighted, I still believe we have maintained the tapestry that sustains the charisma of Freo.

I love that “Myre” has contained within it the tactile beauty, original thought and artistry for all to adore. This kind of imagination and commitment to one’s passion was most wondrous and we appreciated it fully. However, a part of me was disappointed, though not surprised, at the very less than “admyreable” bandwagon money grab and misrepresentation at what objects are worth, attempting, I feel, to exploit customers.

The asking price for many things, possibly with the exception of the Chocolate Artisan and some art, was painfully disproportionate to actual value of products...even if they are the art of an individual.

Sadly, this is happening everywhere in WA...and though I could aff ord it, on principle I will not pay it.

Oh, and why do people think they can charge $30 for mum’s old sunglasses because the presentation is set in a groovy atmosphere out of a funky suitcase?

Stop trying to turn Fremantle into Claremont! The people won’t have it.

Britt AllenEnderby Close, South Fremantle

Verging on lazinessAFTER waiting for Cockburn city council to clean up the grass verge in the circle on the road behind our property I gave it a ring.

Details were taken down and the

What a choiceWHAT a wonderful choice of mayoral candidates (Herald, October 12, 2013). The preening boy with his skateboard or a time traveller from the 1950s who thinks we should produce more refuse.

Nick BurninghamForrest St, Fremantle

EnthralledMAY I congratulate you on the spread of topics, which I found so enthralling in last weekend’s paper (Herald, October 12, 2013).

We even had two Cockburn readers’ letters out of the total of eight, and the lead story was a gem. Merely change the name from Melville to Cockburn and you have the greatest story ever told.

I personally have never, in more than 40 years of watching our council’s performances, seen such an irresponsible bunch of toadies.

Our council is totally under the control of a team of overpaid, self-serving arrogant posers. However, due to the fortunate fact Cockburn is such a rapidly growing and diverse area, the total handing over of power to the CEO and his trusty men only goes to hide the inadequacies of our elected representatives’ ability to communicate with the very people who elected them.

Truly a sad state of aff airs in an alleged democratic system. Come on, electors of

herald lettersfollowing day I received a call back saying my request would be done. During that conversation I was informed the council only cleans verges if a request is forwarded. Now I understand why the area looks like a slum, because although we pay rates the council only clears its own verges if asked to do so.

So, ratepayers of Cockburn, if your verges are overgrown. remember you need to ring to ask those poor overworked people on council if they would kindly clean up.

Rosanna BuntingPhoenix Rd, Hamilton Hill

Cockburn, wake up to the situation, and by using your vote on October 19 ensure we in this wonderful and progressive city once again resume our legal right to have a say in our own future, by way of our duly elected representatives.

Colin CrookDoolette St, Spearwood

Pettitt misses the confl ict pointBRAD PETTITT told a recent forum two confl ict-of-interest concerns regarding proposed development on the Esplanade were “immaterial” because they did not infl uence his decisions.

He missed the point that potential confl icts-of-interest need to be disclosed so the community can be confi dent they have been managed. As it was, the cost of the plaza proposal increased by $400,000, and the current location was chosen, under the extensive infl uence of the individual around whom both confl ict-of-interest concerns exist.

“Immaterial” Dr Pettitt? I am not confi dent. For the record, the confl icts-of-interest relate to Skateboarding Australia representative Ben Bowring, whose extensive advice on the plaza was followed by the council over a nine-month period. We now know Mr Bowring owns a Fremantle-branded skateboarding gear and clothing business that he is seeking to expand (he is also urging the council to hold international skate competitions on the plaza).

On Skateboarding Australia’s board is the CEO of Convic, whom the council chose to build the plaza without going to tender, and whose advice regarding siting the plaza has been followed since before community engagement processes began.

It does not appear Mr Bowring did anything wrong: His business connections are known to the council. But the council, in numerous public decisions citing his advice, never disclosed his business connections.

Eloise DortchFremantle


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9 EUPHRASIE COURT, FREMANTLE AUCTION AT 2PM 26TH OCTOBER 2013 [UNLESS SOLD PRIOR]

Two storeys of total luxury and boasting some of the best views of the Swan River you could wish for.

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• Massive master bedroom with deluxe ensuite (with corner spa bath) and wonderful views• Fabulous upstairs balcony with cafe blinds and heating• Double remote control garage with storage area• Rear yard with entertainment gazebo• Upstairs living area with concealed bar area• Easy care block with North facing back yard• Whisper quiet cul-de-sac surrounded by quality homes• Two minute walk to the Swan River Please Call

Barry Gibson 0402 835 305

Th e features off ered here in this stunning home are countless, but let’s whet your appetite:

• Positioned on the East Fremantle border• Stroll to the trendy George Street precinct• Panoramic river views and ocean glimpses• Two living areas both with gas fi res• Reverse cycle airconditioning and security system• Solid Tasmanian Oak fl ooring downstairs• Quality carpets and window treatments• Fabulous granite kitchen with Smeg cooker and built in dishwasher• Downstairs powder room with shower recess

Offers are invited prior to the auction, so please call today to arrange your private viewing of this stunning residence.

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part-time permanent position in 2014.Info pack and further information available

by emailing [email protected] applications addressing the selection

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by DAVID BELL

AFTER 50 years out in the world, the kids from Mt Pleasant primary school are meeting up.

The school’s having its 60th anniversary this year and David Swift is trying to track down classmates who graduated in 1963.

He says with the anniversary coming up, “I contacted a couple of friends and said ‘what’s happening?’

“And they said ‘what are you going to do?’ So I accidently volunteered myself to organise it.”

He says many who went to the school still live in the area and he occasionally bumps into familiar, if more weathered, faces.

• Meeting up after 50 years—no time at all, really. Back row L-R: John Huts, Peter Fox, David Swift, David Sutcliff e. Front Row L-R: Nolene Rowell, Nola Lewis (née Rothwell), Es Pashley. Photo by Jeremy Dixon

Mr Swift is hoping former students will come forward to share memories about playing marbles in the schoolyard, fancy dress balls and other rites of passage.

“They used to have this rather corny Guy Fawkes night on November 5 every year,” he recalls.

“There’d be a bit of a bonfi re, which sounds tremendously dangerous. Maybe somewhere along the way it was considered too dangerous.”

Built in the middle of what was then-bush, Mt Pleasant was an unusual experimental primary school in the early days but Mr Swift was happy to be one of its guinea pigs.

“Any new teaching aids, reading programs and maths programs were

trialed on us right the way through school, which sounds horrible but it was actually great because it meant that quite regularly some amazing new scheme would turn up... which made school interesting. I never did fi nd school boring.”

A farmer-turned-anaesthetist (who enjoys a bit of hypnotherapy as a hobby), he says it’s been interesting to see friends from so long ago grow up to become big wigs in government (one’s the architect of the new hospital). More than a few have done the mid-life crisis thing and bought Harleys, he chuckles.

The 60th anniversary school fair is on Saturday October 26 from 10am to 3pm, and the year seven class of 1963 will be at the memorabilia stand at 11am.

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OFFERS BY 7TH NOVEMBER 201370 Canning Beach Road, ApplecrossEnjoy the lifestyle of this riverfront location. This luxuriously appointed apartment has an absolute riverfront position with uninterrupted north facing views towards the South of Perth Yacht Club to the Perth City and beyond. Hear the water lapping on the foreshore and watch the boats sail past. This apartment features three bedrooms, two bathrooms, generous living area fl owing to both north and south facing balconies, two secure car bays and well-appointed kitchen. This premium apartment complex has a heated lap pool, gymnasium, steam room, full time concierge and care taker. This convenient location is on the doorstep of the riverfront pathways, transport, cafes, shops, parks and many more amenities on offer within the leafy suburb of Applecross.

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URGENT SALE

herald at homeby ISABELLE CARPENTER

PULLING up to this two-storey Clayton Street home I was

pleasantly surprised to see a super-modern, architecturally designed home nestled amongst the tuckpointed federations that litter East Fremantle.

The entry is a statement in itself and opens to sophisticated living spaces that are beautifully appointed.

The layout is designed for classy casual living: it’s comfortable but edgy, if you know what I mean.

The ceilings soar and the timber fl oors glow, a mezzanine off ering a New York-style loft eff ect to the combined living dining and kitchen space. Louvred windows set high in the walls fl ood the place with natural light during the day while off ering gorgeous sky views at night.

And it’s at night that this home really comes alive, both inside and out.

Upstairs, the place lights up like a magazine shoot: A red feature wall in the sitting area takes on a whole new life under LEDs, the translucence of the adjacent bar providing high-end nightclub impact. This is defi nitely where you want to be impressing guests with your cocktail skills.

Outside is immaculately landscaped and beautifully lit. The alfresco area (with built-in BBQ) is pure class and a long pool set behind a glass fence and lined with stone looks positively gorgeous. There are

three water features and even some lawn to wiggle your toes in.

Both bedroom suites are luxuriously appointed in deep hues of chocolate, red, charcoal and timber, the ensuites minimalist but stylishly appointed.

The kitchen is beautiful in its simplicity: whites, blacks and stainless steel throughout, with acres of benchspace and deep, plentiful drawers and cupboards. This is a seriously good place to whip up a feast for guests.

or throwing parties, then this deserves your attention. Of course, if you do have kids and fall in love with it, there’s all sorts of options to consider.

With two bedrooms this place isn’t being marketed for the Brady Bunch but if you’re an executive couple who adore entertaining friends and clients,

Classy but casual

27A Clayton St, East FremantleAuctioned today (Saturday October 19) at noonDaryl Cook | 0400 209 894Abode Real Estate | (02) 8091 6573


APPLECROSS

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ARDROSS 24B STRICKLAND ROAD

BRENTWOOD 63A CRANFORD AVENUE

MOUNT PLEASANT 68 THE PROMENADE

MOUNT PLEASANT 59 PARKSIDE AVENUE

MOUNT PLEASANT 44A REGENT AVENUE

MOUNT PLEASANT 44A RIVER VIEW TERRACE

INTERNET ID# 2305930 INTERNET ID# 2411475



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FREMANTLE

ACTON FREMANTLE 253 CANNING HIGHWAY, EAST FREMANTLE PH: (08) 9319 3022 WWW.ACTON.COM.AU

If you’ve always dreamed of living in Freo, your opportunity is now.Knutsford is a unique architect-designed residential precinct, just a short stroll from the colour and chaos of WA’s iconic café strip.

With a choice of contemporary apartments, terrace homes and greentitle houses, you can be first in best dressed.

For further information contact Glenn O’Connor-Smith on 9383 0770or email [email protected].

Visit our sales office at Blinco Street Fremantle Wednesday 6–7pm, Saturday & Sunday 1–3pm or by appointment.

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FREMANTLE $800Ks

• Flanked by frangies & ghost gums toward the end of a canopied drive• In the John Curtin catcment area. A romantic fusion of stone, timber & glass• Over generous proportions offer 2 double sized bedrooms & study on the

upper fl oor• A choice of living areas, massive farm kitchen & dining opens onto an

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Willagee classic - perfect for fi rst home buyers, downsizers or the astute investor.This property will tick all the boxes. Why rent when you can buy?

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• High ceilings, jarrah fl oorboards• Gas heating and reverse cycle air-conditioning• Double carport, solar HWS, rear courtyard• 317sqm green title lot

HOME OPEN: SATURDAY 19 OCTOBER 12.30 - 1.00HOME OPEN: SUNDAY 20 OCTOBER 2.00 - 2.30

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54 FORREST STREET, FREMANTLE AUCTION


AUCTION ON SITE 10.30AM SATURDAY 2ND NOVEMBER 2013(UNLESS SOLD PRIOR) • 1912 character home on compact block (plans for 2nd storey)• Glass, light, texture abounds, timber fl oors• Lovingly renovated & modernised (plans for 3rd bed d/stairs)• Spacious throughout, both bedrooms with ensuites (3 WCs)• Elevated position with entertaining deck• Double carport behind the home


COTTAGE WITH CHARISMA

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RIKKI HARRISON 0451 533 [email protected]

BRAD RAYNOR 0414 425 [email protected]

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ACTON APPLECROSS 13 KEARNS CRESCENT, APPLECROSS PH: (08) 9316 8088 WWW.ACTON.COM.AU ACTON APPLECROSS 13 KEARNS CRESCENT, APPLECROSS PH: (08) 9316 8088 WWW.ACTON.COM.AU

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ATTADALE FROM $700,000 4/9 GROVES AVENUE

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• 456 sqm proposed green titled block• The dream home always starts with a block of land• This is your opportunity to purchase a piece of real estate gold• Spectacular parkland views• Design your dream home and pay for it when titles are issued early in the New Year• House plans that have been designed for this block are available on request.

• This front 2 storey townhouse is a gem• 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms• Open plan living room and dining with a pretty courtyard• Lock up garage, ducted air conditioning, gas with a new gas hot water system• Opposite parklands, a short walk to cafes, restaurants, transport and the river• NEST or INVEST in this ideal location.

• 758sqm block• One of the most exclusive and quiet streets of Alfred Cove• Bonus 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom home• Swan river views from a potential second storey

• 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home• Separate study or 4th bedroom• Spacious bedrooms and bathrooms• Lovely high ceilings on both levels• Stunning Swan river at the end of the street• Minutes’ walk to cafe & Bicton primary• Private and secure, double garage• Location, location, location

FIRST TIME OPEN:SATURDAY 19TH OCTOBER11.00 - 11.40

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Rarely do you come across a house that provides the fl exibility of a family home and a top class investment property.

Featuring 5 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms (2 ensuites), this 4 year old modern home has spacious open plan living including a kitchen furnished with stainless steel European appliances and stone bench tops.

Other desirable features include an alfresco entertaining area, reverse cycle ducted air conditioning, ducted vacuum cleaner and huge double garage.

69D GAIRLOCH STREET, APPLECROSS $1,150,000

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PERFECT HOME FOR BIG FAMILIES!


1A DUNVEGAN ROAD, APPLECROSS FIXED DATE SALE

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1A Dunvegan Road, Applecross

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PAULINE COUANIS 0419 943 [email protected]

ALL OFFERS PRESENTED BY SUNDAY 3RD NOVEMBER 2013 (UNLESS SOLD PRIOR)The living options this property offers are so great that you must view it to truly appreciate its full potential. On one Title we have 3 fully self contained homes, perfect for extended families wanting to live under one roof but with the added privacy of separate living arrangements. A total of 7 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, 3 kitchens, 2 studies, 4 car garage plus parking for additional cars.

• Air-conditioning• Tinted windows• High feature ceilings• Solar hot water system

• Plenty of storage throughout• 752sqm block• River glimpses• Only metres to the Applecross foreshore

TOBY BELLEGARDE 0411 166 983 [email protected]




DAVID GOODING0400 755 [email protected]

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GORDON BOOTH 0404 490 [email protected]

COLLEEN GANDINI 0421 842 [email protected]


Ph: (08) 9364 7488 Fax: (08) 9364 749943A Ardross Street, Applecross WA 6153 (Next to JACS in the Village)

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ADDRESS FOR SUCCESS - River and City Views

6 Duncraig Road Applecross Land Size 1295 sqm

This is a rare opportunity to own an estate home at one of Perth’s most desirable addresses. Sitting high on the river side of prestigious Duncraig Road, on a large 1295sqm elevated northerly allotment, proudly sits this imposing, architect designed home.

A home of generous proportion, with a touch of elegance and panache in design and style. Magnifi cent river and city views can be enjoyed from multiple living areas, and the outdoor pool entertaining area.

Set behind electric security gates, the home has 3 car garaging, plus room for several cars and a boat or caravan.

A fully self contained guest suite is in a separate wing to the main home making it ideal for guests, university students or parents.

See the vision and secure your future lifestyle.

Homes on this part of Duncraig Road are rarely available, so please call to make a time to view or enquire as to a price guide.

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25 Melville Beach Road, Applecross Land Size 1918 sqm

More offers invited! Such a rarity, nearly half an acre (1918 sqm) of future sub-dividable land on one of Perth’s prettiest and user friendly river playgrounds.

Sit on the balcony, watch the sunsets and savour what is a lifestyle that will be the envy of all of your friends.

The distinctive home has been architecturally designed to maximise the glorious river views all day long, and create a sociable open feel. Extensive use of marble fl ooring, expansive living areas, generous bedroom sizes and pride of position make this a very desirable property for the astute buyer.

Just across the road is a sandy beach where you can enjoy fi sh and chips or leisurely walks. This is a resort style paradise sitting on a whopping estate sized allotment. Host your own garden parties, engagements, birthdays or family gatherings in your own private resort grounds. Expansive balconies ensure maximisation of the location and lifestyle available.

A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY to become the proud new owner of this prime waterfront estate, underpinned as a solid investment by the huge land holding and prime location.

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61 Duncraig Road, Applecross

Live the Applecross dream. This is a home of rare distinction: architecturally designed, in a classic style, built by renowned luxury builders Brian Burke Homes and just a few steps from the river’s edge with a beautiful outlook.

Set in an absolute dress circle location, you can enjoy a magnifi cent river, yacht club and City outlook from the balcony.

The three storey home commands impressive street appeal with its elevated corner position and decorative feature urns. Serviced by an elevator to all levels, the top level is where the master bedroom, main living and kitchen are designed to capitalise on the lovely outlook.

Versatile in design and nature, the middle level provides a home offi ce and two generous bedrooms, and a separate living area with kitchenette which also has a lovely outlook.

Outstanding use of space on the ground fl oor provides a music/games room which the current owner is using as a workshop. There is generous storage throughout. There is also ample parking with enough room for a boat and caravan.

A home of impeccable quality, with a discerning style and luxury, ready for you to claim as your new home. An impressive lifestyle is on offer to the lucky new owner of this fi ne home.

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North Fremantle4A John Street

PRICE $1.75M

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Fremantle92B Holland Street

Bicton67 Reserve St

PRICE $795 - $825KPRICE $2.25M

BED 3 BATH 2 CAR 3BED 4 BATH 2 CAR 2

• This stunning contemporary styled home offers a lifestyle without compromise

• Strategically positioned opposite Pt Walter Gold Course on 534 sqm

• 3 separate living zones.• Resort style pool with decadent

outdoor entertaining areas• One of Bicton’s finest homes

• Thoughtfully designed solar passive home

• Sun filled north-facing alfresco and spacious rear garden

• Open plan kitchen/dining/living plus games room

• Separate study with built in library and mezzanine loft

• 1 ½ garage plus extra parking with room for boat, caravan or trailer

• Sought after location close to cafes, shopping and central Fremantle

• Set on huge 544sqm block with sub div potential

• Stunning double storey family home with 3 bed plus large activity room

• Fantastic entertaining area in north facing light filled backyard

• Fabulous locale - just one street from river and close to all North Freo has to offer

• Open plan modern kitchen with state of the art appliances

PRICE FROM $750,000

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• Substantial family home nestled in one of Attadale’s favourite streets

• Fantastic floor plan with 3 large living areas

• Huge bedrooms sizes• Clean neutral styling• Private outdoor alfresco• The best of family living on an

easy care 483 sqm

• Just 170 metres to the water’s edge• Original 3 bedroom timber

character home• A true renovator’s delight, make this

house your home• Previously approved plans for

second storey• Walking distance to schools,

parklands and the café strip precinct

• Great opportunity for the savvy buyer!

North Fremantle 10 Corkhill St

Attadale80 Stoneham Rd

BED 3 BATH 2 CAR 2

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PRICE $840,000

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• Classic circa 1925 farmhouse• Sympathetic reno and extension• Rich original period features• 2 huge living areas + cellar• Room to move on substantial

621 sqm lot

Palmyra214 Forrest St

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PRICE $550 - $570K

BED 2 BATH 1 CAR 2

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• Fab fully renovated 2 storey townhouse• New contemporary kitchen with

stone bench tops and stainless steel appliances

• Large rear courtyard with covered alfresco for year round entertaining

• Huge master bedroom with BIR• Lock up garage• First time offered in over 10 years in

this tightly held complex of 7• Walk to river, Left Bank, shopping

and transport

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Rare, Vacant Land

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Emma McCarthy 0417 920 448

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This Lawrence Scanlan designed home has elements of one of the architect´s best known works, the Indiana Tearooms in Cottesloe. With its stone columns, terracotta tiles, warm parquetry floors and lush gardens, the multi-level home makes a grand statement in Tuscan Style.

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From its manicured street facade to its perfect internal presentation, this impressive home offers a winning combination of space and separation in a sought after location. Situated just a stone´s throw from the Swan River in a family friendly neighbourhood, you´ll be spoilt for choice with three living areas, spacious bedrooms, and a private retreat for parents on the upper level.

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Wake up every morning to the peace and tranquility of the river and foreshore parklands directly opposite. This solid brick-and-tile family home on a generous 759sqm block offers both security and opportunity in an idyllic location.

RARE W ATERFRONT19 Salter Point Parade, Salter Point


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My lunch companion ordered pork bahn mi burger ($16), a dish enjoyed at a variety of eateries, including street carts, in Vietnam.

This was a “tamer version” (as in not full of mouth-searing chilli,) giving it a “broader appeal” to western palates, she reckones, tucking in with gusto.

It was seared scallops ($16) for me, tender morsels atop a bed of caramelised caulifl ower, drizzled with sage and hazelnut butter.

We shared all but the pork bun, including beer-battered chips, served in a cute mini deep-fryer basket. These were crisp and lightly dusted with fresh coriander and parsley.

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is an Italian soft cheese, and I can see it going viral, with its fi rm outer shell forming a parcel fi lled with soft cheese and cream.

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enjoyment at Public and Co and the brulee arrived with a generous scoop of porter (as in beer) ice cream sitting atop a sweet malt soil (made trendy by Heston Blumenthal).

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A very good coff ee ($4), and a delicious earl grey tea rounded off a terrifi c dining experience.

And with dishes like buttermilk biscuit, strawberries, cream and hop honey ($10) and avocado, eggs gribbiche with citrus oil ($14), on the breakfast menu I feel an early morning date coming on.

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Saturday November 26, 2011


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FREMANTLE

HERALD

by JENNY D ANGER

A PENSIONER lay dead,

undiscovered in his

Homeswest unit in Hamilton

Hill for ve days, despite

neighbours’ pleas to the WA

housing department to check

on him.When police nally kicked in

his door, they found the man’s

corpse. It’s unknown how long

he’d been dead.Residents of the units in

Hamilton Hill’s Frederick Street

ach other so when iolence erupted at a leaver’s party.

wasn’t related to the man.

Peering in the window

for signs of the pensioner Ms

Castaldi had noticed a lot of ies:

“Flies at the window is not good,”

so she called the police.

“They came straight away and

kicked the door in—but he was

dead. The poor old bugger was on

the oor [of his bedroom].”

The stench was overpowering,

indicating he’d been dead for

some time, and police had to call

for masks, Ms Castaldi said.

She called the department to

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about what had happened.

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AIKIDO Wed’s 7.30 - 9.00pm Sat’s 9 -10.30am @ Fremantle PCYC, 32a Paget St Hilton. Info: Web:

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APACE Native Nursery In Johannah Street is having a sale to clear stock. Still a good time to plant your

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BRAHMA KUMARIS MEDITATION; ongoing Sessions, by donation. 62195295 fremantle@

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BREAKAWAY SOCIAL GROUP. Meets every Monday 7:30-10:30pm, at the United Church Hall,

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CROQUET GAME? Visitors and new players very welcome at East Fremantle Croquet

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DANCING ENJOY NEW VOGUE, Ballroom, Latin, Every Tuesday evening 7.30 pm. Cost $10.00 per

person includes ½ hour dance lesson. At Southern Districts Centre Cnr Archibald St and North Lake Rd Willagee Phone: Del 0421 353 423 Email: [email protected]

DANCING: LEARN TO SOCIAL DANCE. Adults Beginners Course (8 weeks). Melville Recreation

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FREMANTLE PORTS, North Mole temporarily closed to the public until the end of October to allow

works to take place at Rous Head

FREO WORKERS CLUB (9 Henry St). Jam session 6pm Friday October 18th. Sunday October 20th

Replay the Band will have you dancing all afternoon 1:30-5pm. $2 members/ $5 guests. New members welcome Tel: 9335 1840 or email: [email protected] Website: www.freoworkers.net

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.

GROW MUTUAL HELP GROUPS Depressed? Anxious? Fearful? Alone? Don’t despair. Help

is available. Come and discover GROW’s program of personal growth, support and friendship. Groups are at Mt Pleasant (Thurs 10.30am), Bicton (Tues 7pm), Como (Fri 10am), Fremantle (Wed 10am & Wed 7.00pm). GROW is confi dential, open to all and no fees are charged. For more information freecall 1800 558 268 or visit www.grow.net.au for more information

JAZZ FREMANTLE. Bronwyn Sprogowski Quartet. Sunday 20 October, 4 - 7pm. Navy Club, 64 High

Street, Fremantle. Visitors $15 Enquiries: 9330 7803. Sponsor : HEALTHWAY - Act-Belong-Commit www.jazzfremantle.com.au

MEDITATION COURSE: Tue 22 Oct-12 Nov. Spiritually based, simple but profound peaceful

practice to help de-stress and re-charge. Brahma Kumaris Centre, Sth Fremantle. By donation. All welcome. Phone 6219 5259 Email: [email protected]’

MEERILINGA CHILDREN AND FAMILY CENTRE COCKBURN are celebrating Children’s week on

Saturday 26th of October, 12.30 – 2pm for all families to attend and enjoy. Come and see what Scitech has on offer, have your face painted and enjoy a free sausage sizzle. Where: 219 Winterfold Road, Coolbellup. Phone: 9331 2211 to enquire

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

OAKWOOD FUNERALS AND CHIPPER FUNERALS are urging people who live or work

in Booragoon or Myaree to DONATE EYEGLASSES that they’re no longer using to the Save Sight Foundation. To recycle a pair of glasses that you’re no longer using, visit Chipper Funerals at 103 Norma Rd, Myaree or Oakwood Funerals at 506 Marmion St, Booragoon during normal business hours.

SING SING SING Groups and individual lessons choir. Melville and Fremantle. Beginners welcome.

Call Joanna 9339 5631

THE GERANIUM AND PELARGONIUM ASSOCIATION OF WA are holding the annual sale

of plants on Sunday the 27th of October. Selling from 1pm til 3pm at the Scout Hall, on the corner of Stock Rd and Kitchener Rd Melville. Be early, plants sell quick.

THE TAOIST TAI CHI SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA is holding an AWARENESS DAY in the Esplanade Park,

Fremantle on Sunday 20th October from 12:30-2:30

PROLIFIC closet painter requires space to store easel and too many paintings. Please call ‘Picasso’ (Steve) on 0447 007 996 or at [email protected]

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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- Registered, Experienced and local using passive solar principles. New Homes, additions/renovations all individually designed to suit your site, lifestyle and budget. Hourly, fi xed or percentage fee. 0400 394 930ARCHITECT. 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, 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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ARIES (Mar 21 – Apr 20)The full Moon is in Aries. If that’s is not enough to beef up your inner spark,

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TAURUS (Apr 21 – May 20)Venus continues to roll through Sagittarius. This is turning you into a veritable hunter

of truth. Nothing is being surreptitiously hidden. It’s just that you have developed an irresistible appetite for knowing what’s really going on. Sincerely question what needs to be questioned.

GEMINI (May 21 – June 21)Mercury is persisting with its stay in Scorpio. This keeps you focussed

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CANCER (June 22 – Jul 22)The Aries full Moon is destined to send waves through your rock pool. It is

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LEO (Jul 23 – Aug 22)The full Moon in Aries suits you to a tee. It gives you all the juice you

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VIRGO (Aug 23 – Sept 22)Mars just entered Virgo. The Moon is full in Aries. Life just turned into a version of

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LIBRA (Sept 23 – Oct 23)The full Moon in Aries, puts the cat amongst the pigeons. In the act of

trying to live harmoniously, Librans inevitably veer towards stagnation, through a mix of procrastination and excess diplomacy. This Moon is designed to un-stick you. Movement is a good thing.

SCORPIO (Oct 24 – Nov 21)There is no shortage of activity and intensity in your neck of the woods.

While others are buffeted by the Aries full Moon, you are busy under the surface deciding which is wisdom and which is the foolish mind determined to lead you astray. Wisdom is the quiet voice.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 – Dec 21)Venus continues to light up your world. Add to that the force and power of the

Aries full Moon. Your life is not dull. There’s a powerful indicator of change in the air for Centaurs. Uranus is involved. Uranus’ job is to liberate us, whether we like it or not. Be on side. It’s easier.

CAPRICORN (Dec 22 – Jan 19)You are presently happy to take on the role of cool uncle or aunty, as everybody

else runs around madly through their full-Moon comedies and dramas. You’ve trodden some rather reality-shifting kilometres in those old shoes of yours. Tell your story to those who ask. It is talking time.

AQUARIUS (Jan 20 – Feb 18)Somehow, as the Aries full Moon rocks the world of all and sundry, you are left relatively

scot free. Change is your life blood, so it’s intensifi ed presence is hardly going to faze you. If anything, any turbulence will show you how at home you feel with yourself right now.

PISCES (Feb 19 – Mar 20)The full Moon in Aries doesn’t faze you. You’ve thrown a lasso around

your guiding star and are steaming in its direction. The determination you harbour in your belly, is akin to a biological imperative. It is instinctive. Watch out for those who would obsess about the details.

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by CARMELO AMALFICOCKBURN’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

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soon-to-be-homeless WA Circus

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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

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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

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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 right dTh

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

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HERALD

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.

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bad health with drug and alcohol

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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,

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

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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

ctor warns of

mergency crisisLocals rally to save GP clinic

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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 FOSTEREVIDENCE 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.

Unkind cut for French artist

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seized on the memo as evidence of maladministration.

WA planning shadow and Willagee MP Peter Tinley—

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Herald. “The jobs were ultimately given by the department to contractors outside of the head contractor model to complete, so these jobs were paid for twice.”

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acknowledge problems with the ‘implementation’,” Mr Tinley said.

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