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lub p esident h istine unba sent out a
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anniste t eet has no assets .
the esolutions a e passed the club ill
close immediatel and the o ce bea e s ill
fill in the necessa pape o to cancel its
inco po ation.
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the meeting
as the closest s unba came to
a flou ish o the demise o the histo ic club.
ola is b o e it means that since
it has chu ned th ough some he e a ound
million the p ice it s belie ed to ha e ecei ed
o the t o p ope ties.
ne o the sales caused headlines because
club manage hil ouglas had pu chased the
p ope t o a ua te o its ma et alue than s
to a clause in a lease he d signed ith the club in
the ea l
s.
The up oa om cu ent and o me membe s
caused
s comme ce depa tment to step in
and initiate up eme ou t action against
ouglas.
n the end the eached a settlement ith
ouglas ag eeing to pa an additional
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ecent times ust a do en o so stal a ts ould
tu n up o d in s on ida nights.
omme ce said the e ald s call as the fi st
it had hea d about the ind-up o the club.
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emantle s social
clubs. The emantle lub and the emantle
o e s lub ha e both had to sell thei
p emises and ha e had to mo e into tempo a
accommodation.
The o e s lub is hoping to mo e into a
ne hub ith the local bo ls and tennis clubs
on emantle a .
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MELVILLE bowling club
has been granted a stay
of execution after scores
of senior citizens packed
the council’s gallery on
Wednesday to protest a
planned merger of clubs.
The council’s lawn bowls
strategy had recommended
two mixed-use sporting hubs
at Tompkins Park and Morris
Buzacott Reserve because the
city has more bowling greens
than it’s crop of bowlers need.
Under the plan Melville and
Mount Pleasant bowling clubs
would have merged at Tompkins
Park.
“Comparable to other
sports Melville ratepayers are
subsidising lawn bowls quite
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history with
thei utu e secu ed.
A deputation led by former
East Fremantle mayor Tim
Smith and Melville bowls club’s
incoming president Ken Atkins
argued the council had misread
the club s financial health and its
need to move.
“We have no debt. We have a
very healthy bank balance and
do not rely on council support at
this time
t ins said.
“Council used selective data
to assist with relocation plans for
the el ille o ling lub
Smith followed.
“In our opinion, it’s a land
g ab .
Mayor Russell Aubrey said
land freed up by the club’s
move would be for recreational
pu poses p o iding financial
benefit to the cit but didn t
provide any additional details.
There was also debate about
whether senior bowlers would
feel as comfortable socialising at
a larger facility.
“Sporting hubs don’t create
the club culture, they destroy the
club cultu e councillo ic
Pazolli said to cheers from the
gallery.
Cr Pat Phelan argued
bowling culture comes from the
community not the clubhouse.
“Elderly people can play
bo ls he e e the li e she
said to moans from the gallery.
Cr Cameron Schuster
suggested deferring the item,
which was passed.
Labor pledges $59m
for High St upgrade
by STEPHEN POLLOCK
FEDERAL Labor has pledged
$59 million to upgrade High
Street between Carrington
Street and Stirling Highway
if re-elected.
The four-lane stretch of road
has been a sore spot for years,
with locals complaining bitterly
about increased numbers of
trucks heading to the port, and
associated noise and pollution.
Truck drivers have been
complaining about the High
Street/Stirling Highway
intersection for years and the
road design has resulted in a
number of rollovers.
Widening
The total cost of widening the
road and making the intersection
less acute for turning trucks
will be around $118m, with
WA Labor set to announcing its
funding commitment nearer the
state election.
“Labor supports
improvements to roads to
Fremantle port, but not the $2
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“This intersection would
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as placarded loads can’t use the
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The upgrade was originally
funded by federal Labor in the
2013 budget, with the party
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FREMANTLE council has
mysteriously sacked most
of its rangers, but says the
number of front-line troops
won’t drop and services
on t be a ected.
The Herald heard that three
long-term rangers with decades
of experience between them
ha e been gi en the flic but
the council’s business director
len ougall e used to confi m
the number or why they’d been
sac ed.
“I’m aware of it,” mayor
Brad Pettitt told the Herald, but
he says he doesn’t know any
details.
Mr Dougall wouldn’t
comment on whether the
sackings were related to a
restructure of the council’s
ange se ices.
The city has had four
rangers who deal with lost cats,
dange ous dogs dogs o leads
and opening parks and toilets
for events, and four community
sa et o ce s ho pat ol the
city for nuisances and low-level
c ime li e st eet d in ing. The
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o ne s and police.
Under the new regime, these
two roles will be rolled together,
and there’ll be a total of nine
combo ange sa et o ce s up
one om the ou ou s stem .
Mr Dougall says having
the responsibilities “siloed”
asn t as e cient and this ll let
rangers deal with any issue that
might pop up, instead of one of
the communit sa et o ce s
having to call in one of the
animal guys if they see a pooch
on the loose.
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Ms Kelly says she only
found out on Friday that an
appointment with a specialist
would clash with the talkfest,
but concedes Liberal HQ wasn’t
een on he going an a .
“There’s a national policy
from Canberra that federal
candidates shouldn’t speak at
these e ents she sa s.
“I wanted to attend and had
fully prepared for it; but because
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as unable to.
t as a case o amil fi st.
Notre Dame politics lecturer
Martin Drum, who helped
organise the event, said it was
“very disappointing” Ms Kelly
had been unable to attend.
More than 250 people
crammed into Notre Dame’s
lecture hall to hear federal
candidates Josh Wilson (Labor),
Kate Davis (Greens), Chris
Jenkins (Socialist Alliance),
and Mick Connolly (Mature
ust alia a t tal shop.
With three of the candidates
being left of centre, and Mr
Connolly talking largely from
personal experience, there was
little debate and contention.
After introductions,
candidates fielded uestions
from the audience on a diverse
range of issue, including the
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ac ing and e ugee polic .
Mr Jenkins, 26, was the most
passionate and witty speaker of
the night, while Mr Connolly, a
57-year-old truck driver with an
old-school charm, won support
o his opposition to the
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The Greens and Labor
clashed b iefl on the issue o
preferences and the emissions
trading scheme, but aside from
that, the night had all the tension
o a sleeping pill.
Midway through the forum
moderator Paul Murray, former
editor of the West Australian,
made the wise decision to halve
candidates’ response times to
one minute, resulting in a brisker
pace.
The most entertaining part
of the forum was the twitter
feed for #freodebate, projected
onto a huge screen behind the
candidates, where many of
the audience posted satirical
comments.
Mr Drum said at the start
of the night Labor had held
Fremantle since 1934 — and the
forum had the feel of a battle
whose outcome was already
decided.
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25 June - 1 July 2016
New wayfinding signs to improve
visitor experience
We’ve begun rolling out a suite of new pedestrian wayfinding signs in key
locations in the Fremantle CBD, North Fremantle and South Fremantle.
The $600k Fremantle Wayfinding Project will improve people’s experience in
navigating their way around the port city by creating a link between key activity
areas, highlighting attractions and precincts and directing people to public
services and facilities.
You can check out the brand new signs at High Street Mall, Kings Square,
Market Street, South Terrace, Phillimore Street and many more key locations
around town. Paving will be reinstated with fencing expected to come down by
the end of next week (weather permitting). Visit fremantle.wa.gov.au/wayfinding
Trakka app launch
Celebrate the launch of the Trakka mobile app on Monday 4 July, 3.00 pm
at the Walyalup Aboriginal Cultural Centre. The first-of-its-kind pilot app
connects Aboriginal people, places, events and services and is a collaboration
between the City, Indigenous Consulting Group and the local Nyoongar
community. RSVP by Thursday 30 June – visit fremantle.wa.gov.au/wacc
The app can be downloaded on Apple and Android devices search for ‘Trakka’.
Upcoming weed control works
Licenced contractors will be undertaking weed spraying at Leighton Beach
dunes from Monday 27 June and Sir Frederick Samson Park from Tuesday
28 June. Both are expected to take about two days to complete (weather
permitting). We advise you to avoid the areas until the weed spraying signs
have been taken down. Contact parksandlandscape@fremantle.wa.gov.au for
more info.
Happiness project exhibition
View creative works from Edith Cowan University design students from
Thursday 30 June to Wednesday 6 July at Kidogo Arthouse. The exhibition
runs every day between 10.00 am and 4.00 pm.
The Happiness project is a collaboration between ECU and the City of
Fremantle aimed at advancing Fremantle as a happy and sustainable place.
Works explore areas such as health, the environment and the economy
through people-centric design ideas to solve issues.
Visit fremantle.wa.gov.au/happinessproject
Public notices
Planning proposal
Local planning scheme no. 4
Planning and Development Act 2005 (as amended)
We’re seeking comments on development application:
Application: DAP004/16
Address: 52 Adelaide Street, Fremantle WA 6160
Proposal: eight (8) storey (plus basement) mixed use development
(72x multiple dwellings, 7x commercial tenancies).
A community info session will be held on Tuesday 5 July, 5.30–6.00 pm in the
City of Fremantle Reception Room.
Supporting documents are available from mysay.fremantle.wa.gov.au or from
the customer service centre.
Comments must be submitted in writing with the undersigned by Tuesday
19 July 2016 to:
City of Fremantle, Planning Services
PO Box 807, Fremantle WA 6959
E planning@fremantle.wa.gov.au
F 08 9432 9842
Philip St John, Chief Executive Officer
Upcoming meetings
Special Meeting of Council
Early federal election voting centre
You may be eligible to vote early if you’re unable to vote on election day
(Saturday 2 July).The Fremantle early voting centre is at The Boathouse
(Unit 3, 16 Mews Road). Times are:
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Saturday 25 June: 9.00 am–4.00 pm
Monday 27–Tuesday 28 June: 8.30 am–5.30 pm
Wednesday 29 June: 8.30 am–6.00 pm
Thursday 30 June: 8.30 am–5.30 pm
Friday 1 July: 8.30 am–6.00 pm
Saturday 2 July: 8.00 am–6.00 pm (note: the centre will only be open
to eastern states voters – all WA voters will have to attend a normal
polling place).
Visit aec.gov.au
Thursday 30 June, 6.00 pm in the council chamber.
Agenda:
1. Adopt the proposed City of Fremantle annual budget 2016–17.
2. Consider planning modifications to 120 High Street.
Planning committee
Wednesday 6 July, 6.00 pm in the council chamber.
Agendas available from fremantle.wa.gov.au/agendas. To access the council
meetings after hours take the white spiral stairs near the Jean Hobson
playground. Contact 08 9432 9999 to organise alternative access to the
meeting (before close of business on the day of the meeting).
Arts centre precinct sundowner
Sunday 26 June, 3.00 pm at the Fremantle Tennis Club (corner of Parry and
Ellen Streets, Fremantle).
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I was pleased to see the
article publicising the cuts
to community radio funding
(“DJs gaga over radio
pledge,” Herald, June 17,
2016).
Like cutting foreign aid and
the arts, governments realise
that these are not likely to result
in a huge voter backlash so they
seem to happily cut away; but
ultimately the community and
humanit su e .
Community radio, like local
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Radio Fremantle has been
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suit all tastes.
If you like world music you
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Cliff Collinson
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BILL SHORTEN’S intention
to take $1 billion from
Fremantle’s survival
transport plan and
reallocating those funds to
a uent inne -cit subu bs is a
severe blow for the city.
Roe Highway should be seen
as Fremantle’s last glimmer of
hope.
I am a professional pilot and
fl egula l out o anda ot
Airport, and have done so for
45 years. What I see as I look
down on Roe to the east is that
it is the only stretch of asphalt
that connects directly with all
the main highways coming into
Perth — Great Northern, Great
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West Highway.
The atio o t a c on oe
appears to be 23 cars to every
truck. This has been the case for
several years.
Imagine all those travellers
and tourists arriving at
Fremantle’s gates. It’s certainly
not a highway to nowhere.
s fl o e the po t don t
see truck congestion over
Stirling Bridge, while the port
itself appears a lot less busy than
it was 10 years ago. I guess more
ca go is no flo n out o e th
Airport with the proliferation of
wide body jets.
Let’s look at a bold plan
to revive the city. Don’t panic
about all these potential visitors
(consumers). Accommodate
them.
With private enterprise,
build multi-storey car parks on
the city perimeters, down by
the passenger terminals and on
vacant land to the south.
Provide high frequency hopon buses connecting the parking
stations to all points of interest
around the city.
Cruise ship passengers
will use the service as well.
Encourage international hotels
to be built o e ing e pansi e
views over the harbour
and sound with abundant
underground parking.
Let’s take advantage of what
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the people and encouraging
businesses to stay and prosper.
Revive the city.
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LIKE many people in the
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Tuesday, I was disappointed
the Liberal candidate for
Fremantle wasn’t able to
attend and explain her
opinions and policies on
issues of importance.
I love these old-style “town
hall meet the candidates”
debates. They are vital to our
democracy because electors get to
see and hear what the candidates
are really like, away from all the
falsehoods of political advertising
and 100 per cent party machine
control of message.
For me, climate change is the
pa amount issue and it figu ed
prominently in the debate.
To assist the Liberal
candidate, I took the publicspirited action of contacting her,
o e ing to pass on he position
on climate change to Fremantle
people via the Chook.
She thanked me, and
informed me that her party’s
three word slogan on climate
change was “Keep it Hot.”
Hope this helps, though it’s
not as good as the opportunity
taken by the other candidates
to fully explain their position.
However, I’m sure the Chook
would oblige any request by the
candidate to outline how her
party plans to make the slogan
a reality.
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ROYAL FREMANTLE GOLF COURSE
Shame on the councillors elected
by ratepayers for disregarding your
voters — or dissenters — who have
dogs as family members.
Don’t forget 39 per cent of Oz
households have dogs.
Shame on you for sacking
the long-su e ing long-se ing
ange s and lea ing a s eleton sta
of one, who will have to contend
with ‘security’ issues on her own.
For a start that will be
putting her at risk.
Shame on you for so
disrespecting the intense work
that is entailed in dog control,
interactions, education of the
public and rescuing dogs at risk.
Dogs who’ve gone wandering;
dogs te ified b thunde o
hideous fi e o s ogs escaped
from gates left open by utilities- or
trades-people.
Saving the lives of dogs is a very
important part of a ranger’s duties
which will not be possible with one
ranger covering Fremantle from
Port Beach to Samson.
Shame on your disregard for the
dog population; your attitude rates
minus-1 on the scale of ethics and
animal welfare.
Thyrza May
Sebastian Cres, Coolbellup
GREAT Thinking Allowed
last week by Frank Kotai (“No
ridgy-didge planning”, Herald,
June 18, 2016).
V alid 20.6.16 - 1.7.16
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We’ve lived in the Manning
Park area for the last two years and
bought here because we love the
ridge and how it makes us feel like
we are in the bush rather than the
city.
My husband and I are very
concerned about having a road
along the ridge and apartment
buildings on the west side.
We went for a walk there last
night, noting as Frank suggested
where the yellow survey marker
is and it is a hideous thought that
there would be a road through
there.
In fact, the marker we saw
is exactly where we and lots of
other local residents watched the
ust alia a fi e o s om
earlier this year – great vantage
point!
Aside from the views, the ridge
is home to many birds and is an
important food source for black
cockatoos who visit to feast on
the d and a the seem to flo e
almost all year round.
Given Cockburn council’s
support for revegetating bushland
to supply food for Carnaby’s
as well as their Say No to Roe
approach we are surprised they
would think it acceptable to have
a road running along the ridgeline
and apartments taking up land that
could be used for all rather than
just a few.
The new steps at Manning
Park are attracting more people
all the time who are getting out
and exploring the tracks that wind
all around the hill and ridge, not
to mention a noted increase in
mountain bikers.
This reinforces what Frank
wrote about “open spaces being
far more important to livability
and health than another road or
exclusive views from apartments”.
We really cannot understand
why the road needs to be there
anyway when there is already
Cockburn Road down below. Could
that not be upgraded instead? And
do we really need more apartments
hen the e is a significant
letters
downturn in the real estate market,
with already built apartments being
di cult to sell and o lease.
We would be very keen to get a
community group together to Say No
to the Ridgeline Road and West Side
Apartments. Lets make this happen,
or rather not happen!
Alison Dorn and Grant Megan
Chesham Way, Hamilton Hill
The Ed says: If you’re interested in
joining Alison and Greg’s nascent group,
drop an email to the Herald and we’ll put
you in touch.
Someone will
get hurt soon
REGARDING your story about
the family whose car was hit by a
golf ball at Point Walter (“Slice of
bad luck”, Herald, June 18, 2016).
My car was hit by a golf ball in one
of those ‘rare’ accidents the council
was talking about.
I had my 4-year-old and my 2-yearold nephew in the car at the time and
it missed the side window near my
nephew by centimetres.
My car was one month old when
the damage occurred.
The excess was going to be more
than the repair so the damage still
exists today.
I contacted the golf club and was
basically told that they wouldn’t do
anything and that I could try my luck
with the council, but compensation
would be unlikely.
They did mention the signs and the
trees like they were going to prevent
these incidents happening.
Rare ... I don’t think so!
Is someone going to be injured or
worse one day? Yes. Point Walter is
a family destination. A tragedy will
happen one day.
Melissa Jones
by email
Ramadhan’s
here
WE are passing through month
of Ramadhan, a month of fasting,
sac ifice and e o ts to be close to
God. 
We observe that man has
progressed a lot but is unable to
reduce his anxiety and dissatisfaction.
Some say that if they secure a good
ob the
ill be satisfied and thei
anxiety will end. Others may think
that by marrying love of their life,
they will be content.
But in reality there is no end to
this anxiety: if one gets a mountain of
gold, he will desire for another.
There are many who, only for a
sound sleep, take drugs and injections
and sometimes lose their lives in it.
Many, who are wealthy, famous and
have every luxury that this world
can o e use dange ous d ugs o
moments of happiness.
The question is that what is the
cause of this restlessness and what is
its cure?
Allah says in Holy Quran
(Ch13:V29) that comfort of hearts is
in remembrance of God. Therefore,
man can acquire real contentment
from God. By acquiring knowledge
of attributes of God, adopting His
attributes and praying, one can
acquire certainty. Because it is a fact
that one cannot build any connection
with God if he or she is uncertain
about His existence. 
Anjum Qaisrani
Elderberry Drive, South Lake
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st aight hou s. e
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to pu chase medication to
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u financial se ices also
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olin s ultimate aim as to
eunite ith his son. o that to
IAN CARTER has been the CEO of Anglicare WA since 1995.
He has held the positions of deputy president of the ACOSS,
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social housing taskforce. He was a member of the prime minister’s
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T sa s hen
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in emantle the po e s that be
shrugged their shoulders.
The thought e e e a bunch o
cashed-up bogans and nobod
as eall
interested,” he says.
t too me eight ea s o
campaigning but e finall got it
installed and no it s a landma do n
these pa ts.
Tho nc o t ho uns the on cott
an club and as behind the no -de unct
on cott t am tou is still on a mission to
honou the
ontman s legac .
The - ea -old has ust pe suaded the
p oduce s o a cott t ibute to b ing the
sho to emantle on ul
celeb ating
hat ould ha e been his th bi thda .
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on as o iginall a ol singe but he
damaged his th oat in a bad moto bi e
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ountdo n in
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m but a couple o hou s be o e the
unda night se ice
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th ash the d ums to
he laughs.
e hou s late
as singing
n a d h istian oldie s.
n a a statue o cott as un eiled
in his cottish home to n o i iemui
and Thorncroft says he’s lobbying
emantle council to install a ideo lin .
t ould be g eat i the e as a ideo
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tal
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Lead guitarist Angus Young is the only
o iginal
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Axl Rose is currently standing in at live
sho s o
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hearing loss, but Thorncroft says he
ould li e to see the band continue a te
thei cu ent o ld tou .
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singer,” he says.
The to o on cott ill be on at the
Fly by Night Club on High Street, on July
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by TRILOKESH CHANMUGAM
BUSINESSMAN Gerard O’Brien
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S u n s et t o p u s h o n
by TRILOKESH CHANMUGAM
SUNSET EVENTS will push on with
plans for a tavern at J-Shed after a
knock-back from Fremantle council,
but will consider scaling back to ease
residents’ concerns, says managing
director David Chitty.
Mr Chitty says the company is still
hopeful of a favourable ruling from the
WA Planning Commission, which has
final sa .
At Wednesday’s meeting, councillors
backed a committee recommendation to
e use unset s application despite sta
recommending conditional approval.
A note to be sent to the WAPC says
during a trial run, the company wasn’t
able to manage drunkenness and antisocial behaviour from concert-goers,
rubbish and the risks from people falling
o a nea b cli .
Promised community events hadn’t
lived up to expectations while “alcohol
was the major sales push” at events,
rather than a balanced mix of drinking/
eating.
Noise levels
“We’re obviously disappointed, but we
respect the council’s decision,” says Mr
Chitty.
Artists working next door to the
venue, and the Fremantle Inner City
Residents Association claim noise levels
at the four trial concerts reached up to
108dB and could have damaged people’s
ears.
FICRA also claims noise monitoring
didn’t take place at Marina Village where
esidents ould ha e been most a ected
by the concerts.
In a submission to the council, FICRA
convenor MaryRose Baker claimed “noise
levels vastly exceeded any permissible
level, resulting in not only extreme
discomfort to local artists and residents
but also the Roundhouse guides and
tourists.”
Mr Chitty denies the concerts exceeded
the relevant guidelines.
ll the o ce s o
eo loo ed at
the noise and recommended for it to be
approved,” he says.
“Sometimes council can go against that
recommendation which is what happened
last night.”
Mr Chitty doesn’t begrudge the
neighbouring residents and artists for
their complaints.
“I think they’ve got valid concerns. If
I lived there I’d want to be comfortable,
so I don’t have any issue with people
objecting”, he says.
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by TRILOKESH CHANMUGAM
WA’S second-smallest local
government joined the fossil fuel
divestment movement this week.
East Fremantle’s move to dump banks
that invest in fossil fuels was prompted
by a petition signed by about 750
residents, which organisers Peta Bowden
and Dick Ounswort of 350.org believe
is one of the biggest the council’s ever
received.
“There is incredible strength of feeling
in the community about climate change,”
Ms Bowden told the Herald.
The petition called on the council to
pull its money out of Australia’s four big
banks and invest with those which avoid
dcompanies p ofiting om ossil uels.
“Whilst the divestment of council’s
investments (approx. $5million) from the
banks which support fossil fuel activities
ma not ha e a significant financial
impact, we feel it has much larger impact
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A MARITIME exhibition at the Moores Building art gallery
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arriving on the De Eendracht in 1616. He landed on an island in Shark
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The exhibition Call of the Sea will draw on this important historical
occasion, with Dutch and Australian artists exploring humanity’s
relationship with the sea.
Fremantle-based Dutch artist Amok Island has used Leighton
Beach, a place he often goes to, as a subject for inspiration.
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“I wanted to see how much detail I could take away, and still be left
with a recognisable image,” he says.
“The composition is as minimal as possible, but I still want the
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“Australia is perfect for aerial photography on account of its clear
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“You can really get a feeling of the coast where all the Dutch ships
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In the 1600s several Dutch East India Company ships were wrecked
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Fremantle council. It’s on from June 18 to July 24.
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new home after being losing its lease
at the Fremantle Prison.
The association has been meeting in
the prison’s old blacksmith’s shop for 12
years, but as one of the prison’s oldest
buildings it’s in hot demand for tours and
is about to be renovated via an $80,000
federal grant. Train enthusiast and
association secretary Graeme Campbell
says they have to be out by September 4.
Mr Campbell says to pay the rent, the
association takes its meticulously crafted
railways, complete with landscapes and
mini towns, to shopping centres where
they’re a hit with kids. They have three
layouts, one of which is nine metres long,
and another that took them 10 years to
build.
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the Fremantle Train Station, but the rent
became too high to cope with.
Mr Campbell says they need enough
room to be able to stack their nine tables.
The prison works will include
a replacement roof and repairs to
roof plumbing and joinery, federal
environment minister Greg Hunt said.
“This funding will preserve and
enhance visitor experience at the site,
which is recognised for its Outstanding
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A REFUGEE rally will be held at
Pioneer Reserve opposite Fremantle
train station today, Saturday June 25
at noon.
It will be followed up by a march
through the city tagged ‘Freo Safe
Harbour’ to recognise the local council’s
o cial statement o suppo t o e ugees
in the community.
Today’s rally brings International
Refugee Week to a close, and coordinator
Tom Lynch says “we urgently need to
defend every space … in which asylum
seekers and refugees can pursue their
lives in peace, safety and freedom”.
The walk also comes a week after
Greens immigration spokesperson Sarah
Hanson Young was in WA spruiking her
party’s refugee policy - which she says is
borrowed from the Liberal party of old.
The Greens want to increase
Australia’s refugee intake to 50,000,
including 10,000 places normally set
aside for skilled migrants. The party also
wants to invest in helping Indonesia and
Malaysia process more refugees through
their immigration camps, which are
estimated to hold about 14,000 people.
“The thing that is really interesting in
what the Greens are taking to the election
is that it is what worked under the Fraser
government,” Sen Hanson Young said.
“[Former prime minister Malcolm]
Fraser said we will have to fund the
investment up the line, then we can go
to other countries and say ‘we are going
to take this much and we want you to
take some’.” Initially reluctant to accept
Vietnamese refugees, Fraser ultimately
accepted 50,000 over the term of his
government - apparently under pressure
from the United States. They were
processed overseas.
“People saw the pathway and they got
into line,” says Sen Hanson Young.
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t o lo v e p o p - u p s
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THE MANY 6160 “space activation”
project has helped keep Kings Square
alive and pumps $11,000 into the local
economy every week, says research
by Murdoch sustainability student
Hannah Sutton.
Since Myer pulled out of Fremantle,
its landlord Sirona Capital has struggled
to find a ne tenant and amid conce ns
the precinct would fall into decrepitude
an idea b not- o -p ofit o ganisation
SpaceMarket saw a giant pop-up shop of
65 local creatives set up instead.
t s a tempo a fi and doesn t collect
as much rent as from a major tenant, but
it provides employment for more than
people and has flo -on e ects o
the Freo economy, Ms Sutton’s research
found. She says up to $11,000 per week is
invested back into the local economy by
the pop-up’s members.
“From the outside you can’t really tell
how many people are in there,” she says.
Ms Sutton says the project has saved
eo om some nast side-e ects o
disused space in the heart of the city;
including “blight, vandalism, and
antisocial behaviour in the square”.
Kirsten Masgait and Chevi Hughes of
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floo he e the t ans o m old bic cles
into outlandish sculptures for public
spaces.
“We’re surrounded by people doing
simila stu it s eall inspi ing
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“Even though they’re all individual
businesses you share tools, you share
networks, you share resources with
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Vibrant colours
set Zinongo apart
by TRILOKESH CHANMUGAM
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TRIKING coral-coloured
walls make 47 Lefroy
Road stand out from the
neighbou ing eaconsfield
houses, but it’s the vibrant
pottery inside which really sets
Zinongo gallery apart.
Fremantle’s longest-running
pottery studio and gallery is
owned by Njalikwa Chongwe,
a master ceramicist of Zambian
descent who regularly returns to
Africa to check in with artists of
his native Ngoni tribe.
Many years of working clay
as art and for daily use have
created some curious superstitions
in Ngoni culture, which Mr
hong e sa s a ects the enti e
country.
Zambian craftsmen are not
supposed to work until after
thei child s fi st teeth ha e come
through, and believe that you
shouldn’t laugh or smile while
making pots.
Mr Chongwe holds some of
his own superstitions: “If you talk
about the shape of the pot while
making it, the pot will crack. Don’t
let anyone see the pot until it is
fi ed because it ill in a iabl
slump.”
Drawing inspiration from
traditional potters has helped
Mr Chongwe’s art stay fresh and
exciting, he says.
“Many people assume that
Tonga or Ngoni pottery will all
be the same,” says Mr Chongwe.
ut a tists a e fie cel indi idual
within those groups.”
Zambian potters traditionally
hand mould clay into coils then
stack them in the desired shape,
using natural tools to pattern the
pots.
Mr Chongwe’s method is more
modern — he uses an electric
wheel, clay from the eastern
states and hand tools specificall
designed for trimming and
• N ali wa Chongwe casuall
throws a vase. Photo by Trilokesh
Chanmugam
shaping.
Intending to give some of
his tools as gifts on a recent trip
to Zambia, Mr Chongwe was
su p ised to find local potte s
weren’t interested, having happily
depended on simple tools for
centuries.
Although the art in Zinongo
gallery is not strictly traditional,
it remains markedly African;
combining bright glazes with
earthy browns and using
traditional shapes such as the
calabash.
Mr Chongwe can turn a lump
of clay into a vase in minutes,
keeping up a leisurely chat the
whole time.
His glazing is also spectacular;
Mr Chongwe likes precise,
flambo ant st ipes hich gi e his
potte a distincti e finish.
A large chunk of Zinongo’s
business is composed of handcrafted wash basins ($300 - $450),
with many customers eager to add
life to their bathrooms.
The beautiful mugs, bowls,
plates, teapots and vases are also
popular as gifts.
Zinongo gallery is open on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
between 10am and 5pm.
Fresh WA produce
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“The quality of
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great food we
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C15 Espresso’s new restaurant at
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Christopher Byrom-Carter.
Chris has been busy over the past four years. He
has explored a managerial position at a leading
supermarket in Nedlands, created delicious
gourmet meals at Mondo’s in Leederville and also
joined the corporate team at Perth Arena. He
honed his catering experience and knowledge
whilst preparing functions for the likes of the Rolling
Stones, The Eagles and the Wild Cats.
Chris is excited to bring fresh ideas to the menu
at the NEW C15 Espresso, saying “We have taken
an idea that I saw implemented over and over in
restaurants all around France while travelling. We
source the freshest, market driven produce and
use it to make simple, fresh and tasty dishes for
breakfast, lunch and dinner.”
The menu includes daily specials such as slow
braised brisket, brined roast chicken and risotto to
name a few of the favourites.
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Open 7 days a week from early until late, the Mt
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The chocolate and raspberry
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favourite is the baci, just like the
mini-chocolate ones, only bigger
and ca e and decadentl ich.
The lemon meringue tart and
a raspberry one spotted in Cafe
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“The creme brulee is my
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laughing when I say they look
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Back home he scored a job as
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Pretty soon the Hilton shop
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Getting Even at The Newport
Melbourne three piece rock ’n pop maestros EVEN
are hitting the road and visiting Fremantle at The
Newport Hotel. With album number seven near
completion and a swag of new tunes under their belt
the guys are pretty happy with themselves.
22 years of playing together has seen band
members Ashley Naylor, Matthew Cotter and and
Wally Kempton receive an Aria nomination and named
1996 Rolling Stone Hot Band of the Year. Even’s
debut album ‘Less Is More’ was also recognised by
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FRI 24 JUNE
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Noah Young
Racy Tailor
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Pale Blonde Mexicans
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Tom Drummond
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THURS 30 JUNE
MOJO’S
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Bluenade
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Sam Atkin
Moondyne Joe’s
Big Stage Open Mic
The Newport
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The Doors ‘Greatest Hits’
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Every Thursday during July
the West End will be pumping
as people wander to and from a
series of venues in the port city.
This year will feature a oneo hip hop night cu ated b
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Mathas and Beni Bjah.
ha e gi en them fi e hou s
at the Packenham Art Space,”
coordinator David Craddock
says.
A “sum of all its parts”
Hidden Treasures is not just
about the music, but the
heritage-rich West End, Mr
Craddock says.
“I think the hero of this
festival is the architecture,” the
muso says surprisingly.
Fremantle festival guru Alex
Marshall agrees: “It’s a music
festival but it’s called Hidden
Treasures because it’s about
discovering buildings and place
as well.”
Showcasing 40 years of Freocentric music, well established
musos feature alongside up and
comers in a festival designed to
d ag olde ans o thei com
lounges to re-discover old
favourites – and discover new
ones.
“A couple of years ago I met
a friend at the Navy Club and he
introduced me to his daughter
– and his mother. It’s that that
makes Hidden Treasures not
about the bands, but about the
festival,” Mr Marshall says.
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The e been eplaced
these da s b slee achts
and e pensi e launches at the
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the oad.
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the co ne o da t eet is a
distincti e landma than s to its
lo el lines and g e and hite
paint o and the home-open
as pumping hen the e ald
a i ed ecentl .
eople gathe ed on the apa ound e andah mulling o e
hethe to put in an o e .
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o co ne s planning he e to put
thei u nitu e including in the
cent al lounge ith its cos coal
fi eplace and genteel hite alls
and mantle.
The e e e mo e in the open
plan li ing dining a ea chec ing
out the bi old doo s to the al esco
a ea and delight ul cou t a d
ga den ith its a tisticall ough
limestone alls and aised ga den
beds.
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itchen hich some thought a bit
small but thought it pe ect ith
its hite caesa tops and pullout pant . The e s e en a bigger
al -in-pant o the dining a ea.
s ou d e pect om a home
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o this intage the e s plent o
coal fi eplaces ceiling oses deep
s i ting and ich- ed a ah floo s.
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contempo a additions o
toda s mode n li est le including
the e mode n itchen and
bath ooms.
u p ise as e p essed at the
top o a set o stai s he e m sel
and the couple behind me had
e pected to find a bed oom. ut
no it as a pleasant studio
apa tment ith a good si ed
itchen and li ing a ea and
sepa ate bed oom and ensuite
and its o n access o
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tai s in the cent e o the home
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unde the ea es a ai -tale a ea
su e to delight oungste s and
teenage s ali e ith its gable
indo s o e loo ing the acht
club and a nac sland.
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acing and lo el
hite plantation
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sleep.
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home o ce ith a doo o the
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but li ing this close to the
and a sle o ca es shops ba s
and estau ants the second ca
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Built in 1986 the four-bedroom/twobathroom home has been renovated
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Crisp-white, soft-close drawers
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pantry ensure this is a space to keep the
fussiest of cooks happy.
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honey glow to the clotted-cream walls
in the formal dining and lounge rooms
and out to the family room with its
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areas, one with a built-in-barbeque
kitchen.
Palm trees fringe the pool, a private
oasis where mum and dad can kick back
and relax while the kids splash in the
water, or play on the swathe of grass.
And there’s a climbing frame set in a
sand pit, which is apparently a hit with
kids at the home opens.
floating stai case in the spacious
entry vestibule leads to the upstairs
bedrooms and a study/sitting room.
All are double, but the main is massive,
with doors to a balcony and a walk-inrobe that leads to a generous ensuite, with
double vanities and a huge shower.
Fully ducted air conditioning ensures
cool in summer and warmth in winter, but
with solar panels keeping it running won’t
S elling or
R ent ing
in W int er
D
uring the winter months, when
market conditions can be flat,
vendors often choose to hold off on
their selling plans until spring when days get
longer and flowers begin to bloom.
In “balanced” market conditions, this is
probably a reasonable strategy; an attractive
garden can add genuine value to a property
and there is a more positive atmosphere
about once winter ends. Certainly, the
residential rental market normally quietens
off during winter with notably fewer tenant
enquiries for vacant properties during the
cooler months of the year. REIWA statistics
shows that vacancy rates often move with
the seasons, even during high rental demand
periods.
properties with
great passive solar
design and northern
orientation shine
The artificially stimulated market of
2009 and the recent market downturn have
muddled more recent statistics such that any
vacancy rate trend is overridden by stronger
market forces such as falling interest rates,
consumer confidence, population trends
and government policy. Similarly, property
owners tend to be less enthusiastic to move
during the winter months for reasons similar
to those displayed by tenants.
For sellers, however, broader market
conditions have far more impact on selling
cost a fortune.
There’s parking for four cars and two
storage areas, one with a mezzanine that
has been artist’s studio.
It’s a short stroll to Wireless Hill, and
Garden City, as well as the local primary
school, and the sought after Applecross
High is a four minute bike ride, or a 10
minute walk away.
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outcomes than do the seasons. It would be
foolish to hold off selling in winter if the
market conditions were short on supply and
high on demand, particularly if future trends
indicated a move towards market parity.
Certainly, the current market conditions
indicate that sellers would be wise to
seriously consider selling now rather than
wait for spring. Supply levels have tapered
off recently falling below 15,000 listings
metro wide giving buyers less choice. Sellers
who collectively wait for spring could flood
the market putting pressure on selling times
and potentially prices.
It is apparent that any time of the year
can be a good time to sell, especially if you
are buying and selling in the same market
conditions and have realistic expectations
in relation to market values. Fremantle
properties can be gorgeously cosy in winter,
properties with great passive solar design and
northern orientation shine and, for buyers,
you’ll know if the roof leaks if inspecting
when raining.
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C) They were all sold by Lauri Curtain
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Ph 9433 1077
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With
Sudhir
June 25 - July 2, 2016
ARIES (Mar 21 – Apr 20)
As the Sun makes his way through
Cancer, so your feeling side comes to
the fore. Even though you go at things like a bat out
of hell, you are generally driven by innocent enquiry,
not by anything at all dubious. Your quest for liberation
continues, but is presently driven in an emotional way.
TAURUS (Apr 21 – May 20)
Venus is moving through Cancer. She is
making you ponder the nature of emotional
commitment and emotional engagement. You know
full well that unless you engage with a fullness of
feeling, neither you, nor anybody you engage with, is
going to be satisfied. Come way out of your shell.
GEMINI (May 21 – June 21)
The Sun is moving through Cancer.
Life is reinforcing your sense of who
you are. It should be the simplest thing in the world to
be comfortable in our own skin, yet often if becomes
inordinately difficult. Be curious and open to your own
inner world. Value all that is surfacing in there.
CANCER (June 22 – July 22)
Though there are many influences
coming your way that seem hell-bent on
distracting you and taking you up and away from all
that matters, you will find yourself coming back again
and again to your point of focus. Trust that you are
basically on track, even if your emotions drift a little.
LEO (July 23 – Aug 22)
The Sun’s journey through Cancer
adds a touch of pathos to your week.
Life will seem a little more emotional and theatrical.
This does you no harm at all. The inability to feel is
a disease, and you were on the verge of coming
down with it. et to know your authentic emotional
resources.
VIRGO (Aug 23 – Sept 22)
Communication is proving to be a little
tricky. It is possible to bounce around with
people and have heaps of fun, and yet feel strangely
dissatisfied. This is because there is another layer of
exposure and honesty available - and you need to
figure out how to tap into it. Connection is expansion.
LIBRA (Sept 23 – Oct 23)
Venus is travelling through Cancer this
week. The Sun is in Cancer too. You can
expect this to cause you to dive down into a rock-pool
of emotion. You will be more focussed on your feelings
than usual. Venus presently represents that part of you
that is only satisfied if your feelings are honoured.
SCORPIO (Oct 24 – Nov 21)
It has done you no harm to have the
waters of your emotion oxygenated
by a dose of playfulness, wit and wonder. This is exactly
what the emini Sun has done to you. He took you by
the hand and invited you to come out of your place of
rest, and dance. Now, from this place, dive deep.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 – Dec 21)
Saturn is making his presence felt in the
theatre of relationship. Saturn invites us to
let go of our borrowed version of morality and instead
find our own values and our own wisdom the wisdom
of our essence. Trying to control other people’s ways
of seeing doesn’t work. Be patient. Listen.
CAPRICORN (Dec 22 – Jan 19)
Use all your awareness and interest to
see exactly where life sheds old skin
and then renews itself, where it clears out dead wood
and rejuvenates itself. Ask yourself if you can allow the
same process to unfold in your being, smoothly and
flowingly. Transformation is slow and deep. Trust it.
AQUARIUS (Jan 20 – Feb 18)
This is a philosophic time. Your love of
wisdom is due to kick in. The Cancerian
Sun gives you the depth and fluidity required, to
ponder the deep underlying issues present in your life,
in imaginative, liberating ways. A powerful process of
change is at play. Be curious. Keep your eyes fresh.
PISCES (Feb 19 – Mar 20)
To go out into the world at large and
express yourself unashamedly, would
be a healing thing to do. Follow your deep currents
of feeling into the world of action. Put procedures in
place. It’s not enough to be entranced by beautiful
stories. They need to be performed, as well as written
and told.
© M.J.Dean (Sudhir) 2016
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Sudhir
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Saturday 2 July.
Written by Sally Richardson and
directed by Philip Mitchell, Splat! is
a wordless celebration of friendship
designed to unleash creativity and
expressiveness through play. The 2016
production features a dynamic cast of
Bec Bradley, Imanuel Dado and Yvan
Karlsson, who deliver a non-stop, highenergy fusion of physical movement,
clowning and puppetry.
Performed at Spare Parts’ home
theatre in Fremantle, Splat! runs from
July 2 to 16, Monday to Saturday with
two shows daily at 10am and 1pm,
and evening performances on July 6
and 15 at 6.30pm. Book online 24/7
at www.sppt.asn.au or by calling 9335
5044. Spare Parts Puppet Theatre is
located at 1 Short Street, Fremantle
(opposite Fremantle Train Station).
Duration: 50 minutes. Suitable for all
ages, but perfect for ages 3-10 years.
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have won a dinner for two at The Turban.
SPARE PARTS: Congratulations Tim Chambers of
East Fremantle, Elisha Branston of Applecross, Donna
Roberts of Cooloongup, Amy Mitchell of Cottesloe
and Bronwen Tyson of Nedlands.
You have each won a family pass (Two Adults and
Two Children) to see Spare Parts Puppet Theatre’s
new production, Splat!
HOW TO ENTER
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FACEBOOK: Like us on Facebook at
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along with your name, address & phone number.
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INCLUDING PRIZES FROM
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Pepper and Salt Restaurant, The Lake House Denmark, Bay
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F R E M A N T L E
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CHILL
WINTER FESTIVAL
RETURNS TO FREMANTLEE
24 JUNE - 17 JULY, 2016
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YOUR VOTE
IS POWERFUL
KATE DAVIS
FOR FREMANTLE
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GREENS.ORG.AU
H E R A L D
An icy
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How to Play:
Bring this page into Freo and hunt for the penguins
in the windows of our participating businesses.
There are clues for you below. Once you have at least 7 answers,
place it in one of our #freo_penguintrail igloos in the businesses
indicated for your chance to win one of the great prizes on offer.
HE Winter Festival ice
rink in Fremantle is
up and running and is
looking a treat already.
To see our plan to support older Australians go to:
greens.org.au/olderaustralians
Authorised by R. Siewert 1/151 Brisbane St Northbridge WA 6000
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Apart from getting local businesses such as San
Churro, the National Hotel and Eat Street Paella
holding pop-ups on the Esplanade, BID manager
Jenny Marslen says they’ve got a number of
initiatives to get people around Fremantle.
The big one is the #Freo_penguintrail, with 25
of the little critters in shop windows around town,
along with three wintery igloos. Kids are being
challenged to find them using maps and clues.
And keep your eyes out for the three funky
igloos, which were made from milk cartons donated
by local businesses, which will help celebrate Plastic
Free July
“There will also be a free “Frozen” bouncy castle
from 10am to 2pm each day in Kings Square during
the school holidays, Ms Marslen said.
A winter windows competition for the best
street, best individual and a peoples choice award
will keep local traders busy.
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Bathing is easy for this penguin - he’s got
the ocean at his front door.
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This penguin is getting arty by the beach.
To market, to market to buy a fat penguin!
This penguin loves swimming alongside a
submarine.
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Cappuccino Strip & Surrounds
With a swish of a brush and a spray to stay,
this penguin is getting pampered here today!
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This penguin likes to relax organically.
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It’s fiesta time for our chocoholic penguin.
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For this little (Italian) penguin it is all about
“the food”.
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This penguin loves hanging out with all the
most fashionable kids.
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Our penguin’s sense of style will be
channeling the past. Think vintage!
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Discovering sustainable, handmade gifts
from around the world is a passion for this little
penguin.
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This penguin is just around the corner from
a tall preying mantis!
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Central Fremantle
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This penguin’s perfectly decked out for the
skate park or a winter beach trip.
All Australian penguins love Australia’s
national gemstone.
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This Penguin has a taste for fashion. Which
local Fremantle fashion designer has captured
his imagination?
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East End
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He’s a crafty little penguin, this one!
Sometimes seals and penguins can be best
of friends.
A little blue penguin that loves crystals.
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Looking stylish with a new haircut, this
penguin’s ready for a quick coffee.
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This Penguin has used fairy magic to turn
into Elsa.
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best looking kitchen in Freo.
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form in one of the igloos indicated on the map
or the Fremantle Visitor Centre. Or post to
#Freo_Penguin Trail, Fremantle BID Shop
39 13 Cantonment St Fremantle WA 6160.
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• Join in the free activities at Kings Square with
the Frozen Bouncy Castle - play our giant board
games - Snakes and Ladders, Twister.
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$1.6 BILLION IN COALITION CUTS
TO THE AGED CARE SECTOR AND ARE
STANDING UP FOR ACCESS TO
GOOD QUALITY AGED CARE AND
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from the Winter Festival thanks to Freo’s
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Enter the Story Imaginarium OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Mon to Sat 95 & Sun 104
• Local business owners Brad Lamb from Eat Street,
Karl Bullers from the National Hotel, and Kaxtie and
Cosimo Faiello and Sean Wong from San Churro
hope for a sizzling Winter Festival on the Esplanade.
Stuff to Know:
PRINCESS
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You can book at
www.inklingarts.com.au
PIONEER
PARK
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Get in early to book your spot
on a team to build us an
awesome treehouse in the
courtyard of Paper Bird
ready for the launch of
The 78-Storey Treehouse
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beautiful clothing + exquisite homewares
Moved to a new location on
the other side of the Esplanade
Reserve, the festival has a twostorey marquee with a toboggan
run which should be a great hit
with adults and kids alike.
The giant pop-up inflatable
slide is back, while people can also
jump into the Tube Dudes to roll
themselves around the park to the
finish line.
For mum and dad there’s a
bigger pop-up bar than ever, run
by the fabulous Karl Bullers and
his team from the National Hotel.
There’s also DJs, bands and
family-friendly entertainment on
Friday and Saturday nights.
And, of course, skating on
Perth’s only outdoor ice rink
wouldn’t be the same for the
littlies without those incredibly
cute little penguins to help them
along.
It’s all running until July 17,
and with the new location being on
the Italian Club car park, the mud
of last year will only be a memory.
• $100 prize money to spend in
Fremantle
• Organic Body Care Pack & Gift
voucher from Endota Spa
• Movie tickets
• 2 x $50 gift vouchers
Here’s a fair-minded penguin with a taste for
fashion from around the world.
Unique jewellery and gifts make this one
happy penguin.
Find this penguin chilling outside on a deck
chair or warming up with the sweet snowflakes
inside.
Italian fashion keeps this little pinguino
warm in European style.
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An Initiative from the Fremantle BID
www.fremantlebid.com
The Herald, Saturday June 25, 2016 - Special Edition - Page iii
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