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COCKBURN’S collection of historical artefacts is running out of space—of which there is plenty at the old South Fremantle power station, says mayor Logan Howlett.
“I will be pushing to get the ground fl oor developed for a new museum and business centre and the second fl oor for activities such as Scitech and the Museum of Early Childhood,” he told the Herald, leaving space for artists who have diffi culty fi nding room in Fremantle—the soon-to-be-homeless WA Circus School came to mind.
“Why not?” the mayor said. “And once it’s cleaned up, the front of the power station could be turned into ocean pools and an adventure water playground. Azelia Ley homestead is overfl owing with thousands of artefacts donated by people over the years. We want to put them on display.”
Mr Howlett says the fi rst two storeys of the multi-storey station should be dedicated to community uses such as museums and art galleries, the rest for residential and hotel apartments.
Discussions had already begun with owners of industrial land pegged within the next decade to be home to 10,000 people in the biggest high-rise transformation on the southern
by BRENDAN FOSTER
MORE than 40 workers at the SMRC waste recycling plant in Canning Vale could lose their jobs after the WA government ordered the place to shut within weeks.
Administration offi cer Helen Selleck says it will be the second job she has lost in two years.
“I left retail in the hopes of more security in a government position and it’s upsetting,” she told the Herald.
“I think we do a brilliant job here reducing landfi ll and now that they’re looking at shutting us down I’m worried about the impact of that decision not just on staff but on the WA environment.”
She says the Barnett government has sent a clear message: “They don’t care about the impact on the environment, which is upsetting.
“A lot of people visiting the facility are offering support for
On the scrapheap• These workers at the SMRC waste recovery centre in Canning Vale face uncertain futures, with the Barnett
government ordering the facility’s closure within nine weeks. Photo by Matthew Dwyer
it remaining open, let’s hope the government comes to its senses.”
Mechanical fi tter Lyndon Murray has worked at the SMRC for nine-and-half years.
“I have two children; a two-year-old and a four-year-old and my family relies on my income,” he said.
“I’m surprised by the decision but encouraged by the support from the community for keeping the facility open.
“I hope the DEC comes to its senses and puts the interest of the environment and the community fi rst and let us continue the work we’re doing here.”
Meanwhile, WA local government association chief Troy Pickard, the mayor of Joondalup, says there is no guarantee the DEC will allow the SMRC to re-
open even if the odour issues are addressed.
“The closure of this facility will have a signifi cant impact on our rate of recycling and has potential ramifi cations for the waste treatment industry in this state,” he said.
• Council fury, residents’ delight, pages 2 and 3
‘I have two children; a two-year-old and a four-year-old and my family relies on my income’ Fitter, Lyndon Murray
metropolitan coast in living memory.
Fremantle councillor and architect Andrew Sullivan says some landowners hope LandCorp can help them relocate to other industrial areas such as latitude 32 in Hope Valley.
Landowners along Cockburn Road include the WA potato marketing board, Western Salt Refi nery and Almoral Skin and Hide Exporters.
“They want a reasonable deal out of this,” Cr Sullivan says. “For some of them, relocating will cost millions of dollars.”
Once the land is made available, developers can focus on the building at the rear of the cathedral-style power station. Options include gutting and decapitating the eight-storey structure to accommodate a 13-storey hotel tower inside.
“It’s still early stages,” Cr Sullivan says. “I think landowners are waiting to see what comes out of it. “Some are a little bit incredulous that something would happen to the power station.”
Ugly transformers could be relocated to land owned by Cockburn council, making room for a market plaza that leads to cycle paths, jetties, boat ramps, and a Rottnest Island ferry service.
“Imagine 8000 people arriving here,” Mr Howlett says, turning to the sea. “This happened 100 years ago, so why can’t we now with all the technology and progress recreate that?”
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LEEMING locals have told the Herald they’re “cautiously optimistic” over news the SMRC waste composting facility is to close.
They say cork-popping is on hold till the SMRC’s appeal against the WA environment department decision to shut it down is heard and, they hope, dismissed.
Canning Melville Odour Action Group chair Rod Petterson wants an apology from Melville city council for allowing the odour problem to go on.
Like Fremantle, East Fremantle, Cockburn, Rockingham and Kwinana, Melville is a part-owner of the SMRC and its plant.
Melville mayor Russell Aubrey isn’t in an apologetic mood, saying the council has diligently sought to pursue the highest environmental goals set by the WA government.
Victims“I believe the city, its SMRC
partners and their ratepayers are all victims,” Mr Aubrey says. “If there is a need for an apology it should come from the state government.”
Lawyer Mark Blundell, who’s lived in Leeming for nine years, says everyone has a different way of describing the smell.
“To me it’s like a sour old rubbish bin,” he said. “It’s immediately offensive, and immediately recognisable.”
He admits to having been surprised by the department’s decision.
“I’m being realistic and a bit cynical, because nothing had been done for seven or nine years.”
He says DEC offi cers investigating odour complaints over the past six months had, for the fi rst time, applied stringent rules which the plant had breached.
He compared the credibility and thoroughness of the fi ndings to expert criminal evidence.
Rob Skipworth, who lives about 600m from the plant, says
• Rod Petterson and Leeming neighbours have put up with the odour from the SMRC plant for years—but not for much longer.
the smell is like sticking his head in a wheelie bin.
“For the past month it’s almost been a daily occurrence Some days, I come home to it, shut my doors to it at night, and wake up to it.
“It gets depressing, you never know if you can invite people over.”
Phil Nixon lives about 1500m away and says the odour can strike at any time, day or night.
“We do a lot of barbecuing, as families do, and we have friends who invite us over to theirs,” he says.
“We would like to invite them over to ours, but we haven’t been game to host people recently.”
He says his wife had developed a condition where her face became hot and irritated when hot air blew through the house.
“You have to shut off the air-con because otherwise it blows in the hot air: It’s an impost on our quality of living.
“We’re delighted. There should be no grounds for appeal but if there is then something is really fi shy.
Jim Newton, who’s lived in Leeming for 22 years, agreed the smell makes him think twice about having the family over:
“All credit to Rod [Petterson], he’s doing a lot of work. We all appreciate what he’s done for everyone.”
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SOUTH Metropolitan Regional Council members have unanimously slammed the Barnett government for ordering the closure of their waste recycling centre in Canning Vale.
Residents now face higher waste fees, effectively paying for their rubbish collection twice; to cover both landfi ll penalties for green-lid bin waste and millions of dollars in loans, due in 2023, which will be lost if the shutdown appeal fails.
Fremantle council CEO Graeme Mackenzie described the two-week closure deadline as impractical.
Fremantle owes the SMRC $4.3 million in relation to the recycling centre, which is nine per cent of the total liability shared amongst member councils.
Melville owes $16.1 million loan, equating to 33.6 per cent of the total liability.
Mayor Russell Aubrey says he is “very disappointed” with the government.
“The SMRC and the councils supporting it were doing the right thing by the environment,” he says. “Without any support to the councils and their communities are trying to meet state government policy positions.”
Melville’s review of its waste services, which was due in the coming weeks, is now on hold pending the outcome of the SMRC’s appeal.
Cockburn council has $12.9 million outstanding, 26.9 per cent of the total loan liability.
CEO Stephen Cain says the decision came as surprise.
“The SMRC and the member councils had been, and remain committed to, improving odour management from the plant,” he said.
“There is no desire to impact on the amenity of the surrounding community, and additional odour treatment solutions were being developed.”
East Fremantle mayor Alan Ferris is appalled.
“Higher levels of complaints
by BRENDAN FOSTER
COCKURN deputy mayor Kevin Allen (right) says two local Liberal MPs who’d pushed for the SMRC to close its waste recycling plant are more interested in “saving their arses” than the environment.
Last week the WA environment department gave the South Metropolitan Regional Council facility in Canning Vale 10 weeks to shut.
Riverton MP Mike Nahan and Jandakot MP Joe Francis had lobbied premier Colin Barnett to shut the plant because of ongoing stench that affects their constituents.
“You’ve heard of that movie Dumb and Dumber, well these two blokes are worse than that,” Cr Allen angrily told the Herald. “The Barnett government’s zero waste policy is now in tatters”
Cr Allen says the MPs, who represent two of WA’s most marginal government seats (Jandakot 1.8 and Riverton 2.0)
about the odours from Cockburn Cement have, for example, not prompted a similar response from the DEC,” he noted.
His tiny council has a loan liability of about $900,000.
There’ll be no immediate impact, but charges are likely to increase in the future he warns.
Meanwhile, member councils will meet Thursday night to discuss the fallout.
SMRC acting CEO Tim Youe wouldn’t comment on where rubbish will now go.
Rockingham mayor Barry Sammels, whose council owns and operates its own landfi ll site in addition to its stake in the centre, says his council has not been approached to take neighbours’ municipal waste “at this stage.”
SMRC furyCouncils warn closure means landfi ll price hikes
But he added Rockinham had the capacity—and the desire—to do so.
The SMRC stated in a media release that its closure will result in 60,000 tonnes of municipal waste now being sent to landfi ll.
However, 2009/10 was the last time the SMRC released a detailed breakdown of how much waste it received and recycled.
That year just 54 per cent—46,488 of the 86,069 tonnes—of green-lid bin waste received was turned into compost.
Last year, member councils sent approximately 60,000 tonnes of green-lid bin waste to the RRRC. Based on the 2009/10 fi gures, just 32,400 tonnes was recycled and 27,600 of it sent to landfi ll.
are simply getting twitchy after making promises in 2008 to fi x the odour problem.
“This is about a couple of guys that are more interested in saving their arses and if people think this is not about a couple of hundred votes, they are bloody dreaming,” he said.
Mr Francis dismisses Cr Allen’s criticism as, “rubbish.”
Cr Lee-Anne Smith—who is standing for Labor against Mr Francis—is refusing to back her council colleague’s criticism.
“The participating councils including Cockburn need to accept responsibility,” she said.
Decision stinks: Allen
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My suggestion would be to bulldoze and redevelop the entire block surrounded by Queen, Cantonment, Point and Adelaide Streets, even across Point Street up to Clancy’s, also to create a connection across Cantonment Street to the Woolstores centre.
Such a complex could include retail at ground level, then offi ces above with residential on top.
However I expect the powers that be will still be arguing about height limits when I get carted out of here in a wooden box!
John EyreSouth Tce, South Fremantle.
Breaking silenceONE would hope that those protesting in recent weeks against the transport of rare earths from Fremantle (Herald, March 11, 2012) do not use any of the technologies that rely on the materials produced from those sources, (ie, mobile telephones, electric cars, iPads, etc) because that would be pure hypocrisy.
However, they do have one moot point. We should not be processing anywhere but here in WA. The technology and skills should remain here, employing Australians. For far too long we have accepted that we are a quarry. We need to start processing our raw materials here, rather than exporting the raw material overseas, making other people very rich in the process. The waste product from iron ore processing (slag) can be used to make green concrete, something those complaining about Cockburn Cement should be pushing. Exporting raw materials is also environmentally expensive and infrastructure costs are greatly increased.
The thorium by-product from this rare earth processing should be put to use in WA producing clean, green non-polluting electricity, far cheaper
Throw awayLAST week’s story (“All are for 49,” Herald March 31, 2012) dismissed Roel Loopers’ criticism of Cr Fittock by reporting his note to your journalist “grumped”.
Once you say that you say: silly old fart; not to be taken seriously. “It said” would be better. Throw-away lines should be thrown away. And while on the subject of non-residents signing a petition, our expensive CEO Graeme Mackenzie—citizen of Joondalup—should know the so-called outsiders were mostly shopping in Fremantle; often in Fremantle Woolies.
Ron and Dianne DavidsonFothergill St, Fremantle
Empty artsI WAS very surprised and disappointed that there was not a whisper about the Fremantle Street Arts Festival in today’s Herald (March 31), or last week for that matter.
This is a fabulous event which I look forward to immensely every year and I was expecting to fi nd a program
than presently produced from coal, gas, thermal and wind combinations. If we are to increase electric vehicle numbers on our roads, we are going to need massive increases in electricity generation. Thorium is the only viable non-polluting source available at present. Thorium reactors are also capable of utilising spent nuclear rods to maintain the fi ssion process, thus removing from this planet some of the waste that is creating massive storage and disposal problems. This process causes the spent rods to decay, rendering them safer for disposal.
It is time we stopped pandering to the minorities in our society, and started to look after the majority. The cost of living in Australia today can be sheeted home to those who foisted solar power projects on us, increasing the cost of electricity by $4.7 billion per year alone, carbon taxes, water restrictions and price increases and myriad other conditions imposed on the majority by the minority.
Current proposals to reduce road speeds by another 10km per hour is a classic example. The hole in the ozone layer is another classic. We spent billions removing CFCs from our homes and we still have the hole in the ozone layer, something hardly heard of nowadays.
It is long past time the silent majority found its voice.
Richard McNaughtVisser St, Coolbellup
and details about performers, possibly even an interview with one of the artists.
But not a word, not a photograph, nothing! What is going on? How is this keeping your readers informed? Do you think we in Cockburn aren’t interested?
Many of us only live 10 or 15 minutes out of Freo and it’s a major source of our entertainment. Apparently there was fantastic coverage in The West Australian, but we don’t all buy that paper.
At a time when there’s a lot of discussion about the need for a more vibrant Freo I think it’s important to remember that it’s the arts and artists who contribute enormously to that vibrancy. What’s the point of having fantastic artistic events if a whole lot of people don’t get to know about it?
Maggie Poole-JohnsonHamilton HillEditor’s note: We put all our
street arts stories on last weekend’s wraparound...forgetting that it wasn’t going to Cockburn. Sorry, Maggie. Make sure you come down and enjoy the shows.
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EVEN more of a modern mystery is the Palladium
Picture Palace. Next time you visit or pass the Maya Indian Restaurant at 77 Market Street, imagine the excited crowds pressing through that entrance to spend hours watching “continuous pictures” from 1914 in the building behind at 22 Bannister Street. It was recently rebuilt as accommodation.
That theatre was also used for live variety and vaudeville performances in its early years. As with others, it brought employment to local pianists providing accompaniment to the silent silver screen. Behind that were a bank of toilets of the period, also recently demolished.
GardensFurther along at the modern
site of shops and villas at 16-20 Bannister, audiences enjoyed the ambience of open-air movies in the 1922-added “Summer Gardens”. Accessed also from Bannister Street, the gardens boasted an “upstairs” – a wooden gallery constructed at the rear, still partly there in 1976.
If ever there were a Fremantle theatre with a great and colourful history, it must be the Kings - right now the Metropolis. Nightclub patrons there today may not stop to think, but this has been one of the great South Terrace stories. It has been a dance hall, ice rink, car showrooms for about two decades and in the 1980’s, various nightclubs including Cargoes.
IN this second part of a three-week series COLIN
NICHOL takes a tour through Fremantle’s rich history as a performance centre. This week he wanders through the ghosts of the Palladium, the Kings, the Dalkeith Opera House and the Oddfellows.
Following the site’s use for variety shows, concerts and dramatic presentations as Court and Bouchard Company’s Ye Olde Englyshe Fayre between 1897 and 1898, the Pavilion operated there from 1899 to 1903.
That building was demolished for the construction of the 1500 audience capacity Dalkeith Opera House that opened the following year, three months ahead of His Majesty’s in Perth.
There are two stories as to why its name was changed a year later. One was that it became the Kings in honour of Edward VII but more likely, that Opera House seemed too up-market and discouraged patronage.
The YAL fi rst performed there in 1912. By 1914 it had become the Tivoli for Harry Richard’s national vaudeville circuit. Then back to Kings four years later to share vaudeville shows with Perth’s “Home of Vaudeville”, the Shaftsbury Theatre (built by James Gallop, ancestor of a past Premier).
Still the changes came ringing in. Around 1920 it was principally a cinema although it had also hosted Cole’s Bohemian Dramatic Company around that time. Then in 1946 Victor Gubgub became a prominent Fremantle identity when he bought the building and set up his Ford dealership as Victor Motors.
In North Fremantle, their Town Hall was the frequent location for entertainments, in more recent decades called the Community Arts Centre when the Now and Then Theatre Company performed there. Temporarily used by the Masons until their own hall was built in Mason Street. From 1918 until 1929 fi lms were shown there, resuming in 1936 under the name of the Arcadia.
From commencement of publication in 1867, the original Fremantle Herald maintained a lively interest in, and promotion of, amateur theatricals. It commented upon a “clever entertainment” in August of 1867 by Mr and Mrs Case, he the musician and she as actress, danseuse and singer at the Oddfellows Hall.
In William Street, it is now the site of the Best And Less store, adjacent Rosie O’Grady’s, that itself converted from the 1867 Federal Hotel. Between 1898 and 1910 it operated as the Bijou Theatre. But by 1868 local entertainment had become virtually non-existent and the Herald was complaining of a lack of amusements.
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Fair go goesWHAT a blow for those in need with the loss of the Fremantle GP clinic (Herald, March 10, 2012).
The wealthiest state in the country being unable to service its most needy constituents is becoming the common story under the Barnett government. But where is the outrage from the opposition about this chronic disregard for those in need?
Since this pernicous government has been in power its agenda has been
Unfunny Fool’sI FIND the remarks from Ollia Forp, “but I suppose fat people on the beach should be careful just in case,” to be extremely derogatory and offensive to “fat” people.
Is she insinuating that fat people are whale blubber coating the beach? How rude and insulting.
Jennja
Bad mannersAPRIL FOOLS or not, the front page statement from “Ollia Forp” regarding fat people on the beach was inappropriate, offensive and just plain bad manners!
Dumbing down isn’t funny...how very disappointing.
Janine Della Bosca
Peddle for PettittI AM writing in response to “Pollie for pedallers,” (Herald, March 31, 2012) and in support of mayor Brad Pettitt and Fremantle council.
I appreciate that there are issues with cycling infrastructure in Fremantle but I suggest those venting their frustrations on Senator Ludlam’s iPhone app might want to also take a moment to refl ect on the positives.
Fremantle is one of the more progressive cycling-focused councils in WA. Three recent infrastructure developments come to mind:
• Installing a left-turn bicycle lane from Port Beach Road to Bracks Street (following an approach by a cyclist). Try and get that sort of timely response from Perth city council!
• Installation of green lanes on Parry Street which has changed driver behaviour including Transperth drivers (an issue by the way ignored by Adele Carles when brought to her attention)
• The removal of a car parking bay
Bountiful HarvestI WOULD like to take this public opportunity to send a huge thank you to the wonderfully community-minded people who contributed to Hilton Harvest’s Twilight Fair last Saturday.
Many may not realise that a team of 30 volunteers from the Hilton Harvest community organised the event and worked on the various stalls and booths, 53 performers willingly gave their time to put on a fantastic show, and numerous others baked cakes, bottled jams, made soaps and potted up seedlings to donate to the cause!
It is truly heart-warming to see such community spirit alive and well in Hilton.
Helen WhitkinHilton Harvest Community Garden Extend apology
BEING the great-grandson of WWI “enemy aliens” in WA, I congratulate Peter Tagliaferri and Melissa Parke on their calls for a full apology for the internship of Italian and other Australian “aliens” during WWII (Herald, March 31, 2012).
However, any apology should also extend to those who were interned or put under house arrest during WWI.
Hundreds of German, Austrian and Croatian permanent Australian residents were similarly subjected to internship, notably on Rottnest Island or house arrest for the majority of the duration of the fi rst world war, even though they had lived peacefully in Australia for years and had nothing to do with the war at all.
It should be noted that no Italian nor Japanese residents were interned during WWI in Australia as both countries had joined with the allies on that occasion.
Bryan ZemunikCentral Ave, InglewoodEditor’s note: Mr Zemunik is a Herald
staffer.
replacing it with a cyclist parking bay on Henry Street.
Try getting these sorts of outcomes in Perth, where cycling infrastructure gets removed, not developed.
For sure we need more changes but let’s work with the progressive Fremantle council rather than simply dishing it out.
Andrew PriestWaterway Ct, Churchlands (Soon to be full-time Freo resident)
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The basic services that a modern society needs are being sold or dismantled at an alarming pace. And yet the opposition has been almost mute until recently.
Where are the concerned pillars of our society? There is a deafening silence from the heads of all the major religions other than in terms of charity which should never be the mainstay of funding for the community’s needs.
Where are the academics? Are they just reiterating the status quo? Don’t they also have some responsibility to the community who pays their salaries? Any notion of fair go is sounding more like a voice from long time ago.
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by BRENDAN FOSTER
MORE than 110 people are now infected by Ross River Virus in the southern suburbs—including 12 from Fremantle, the fi rst recorded Freo cases in two years.
The Herald reported early last month that residents living near Thomsons Lake in Beeliar had been warned to wear insect spray and cover up, following 62 cases.
The WA health department’s fi gures until the end of March revealed 99 cases of RRV in Cockburn alone—almost fi ve
by JENNY DʼANGER
SPAIN’S Greenman caused a minor riot in Joondalup recently, being escorted out of a mall by guards after jumping atop an ATM.
People shrieked at the launch of Fremantle’s Street Arts Festival too—with laughter—as Greenman helped kick off the Easter long weekend at Little Creatures Loft on Tuesday night. Acting mayor Jon Strachan slipped on a banana skin, telling the crowd there would be just 1000 (not the expected 100,000) people in Freo for the festival.
“I didn’t want to make the same mistake as ISAF and add zeroes,” he said to appreciative guffaws from a packed room that included bags of local pollies and business people.
Around $1.5 million pours into tills of local business during the Street Arts Festival, Cr Strachan said, rubbing his hands gleefully.
Port city streets will be alive with colour, music, juggling, clowning and trapeze acts from Saturday April 7 to Monday April 9. But not many buskers, ironically enough.
by JENNY DʼANGER
“SOMEONE has to stand up for the animals,” an unrepentant Lee Reid said following his release from Fremantle police station Wednesday morning.
Charged with trespass, the Fremantle local had been amongst a group several protestors using homemade thumb-cuffs to lock themselves to gates at the port and aboard live sheep carrier Al-Shuwaikh.
“I was on board in order to get footage and incriminating evidence [of cruel treatment],” Mr Reid, who didn’t cuff himself, told the Herald.
Four other arrests were also made. By the time the Herald left the site police were still trying to unlock two more, who most likely also face charges.
The protestors had been quietly dropped off at the port around 2am.
Police were quickly on the scene when they were spotted, reportedly by an off-duty policeman who’d been fi shing.
Four of the group are Fremantle residents says Forest Rescue member Cameron Johnson, a local.
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The protest has been staged to rekindle the live export debate and highlight animal cruelty that occurs in Australia, not just overseas. “[It] starts here, we are allowing this to happen,” he told the Herald. “We can’t condemn [overseas markets], animals should he slaughtered here in a humane fashion.”
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I live next to the “funky” limestone Klopper house in Samson Street. It is built on a battleaxe block at the rear.
The “massive limestone vaulted roof” may be very nice for the owners but ensures the house is built to maximum permitted height.
It is very tall and the living area is upstairs. Consequently I have lost hours of morning sun from my beautiful garden and most of my backyard privacy—both sight and sound privacy.
There is no room for a garden and the block is covered in paving so the house only adds to the urban heat sink. The limestone walls glare in the summer sun and the zincalume roof adds to the heat and glare.
What may be a dream home for Klopper’s clients has become my nightmare.
Keep it quietRE: Your article, A mother’s pain, Herald, March 24, 2012.
It is disappointing the Herald has chosen to publish comment regarding this case, that is currently subject to proceedings in the Children’s Court.
One parent contacting the media regarding child protection issues leads to an opportunity for presenting a ‘he said, she said’ version of a very complex issue. The facts of this case are not so skewed, as your newspaper chose to portray them.
Child protection work occurs amid situations of high confl ict and often with contradictory information being provided by the various parties involved—each with their own interests and perspectives.
It is not in the best interest of the child or the family for your newspaper to continue to publish personal opinion about an ongoing matter. In fact, is quite damaging to all concerned and exploits all parties during what is a vulnerable and challenging time for them.
The department will not be drawn into managing this case via the Herald.
Terry MurphyDirector GeneralDepartment for Child ProtectionEditor’s note: We disagree. Far
too many issues are shoved under the carpet on the basis they’re before the court, a tribunal, a commission, an inquiry or whatever else. The mother believes she is being treated unjustly and she has every right to express her view. You say it’s a complex issue but refuse to tell us how and why and expect us to simply trust you. You’ve been given the opportunity to comment—it’s up to you whether you take it.
Pollution risk claim a load of sh...DOES anyone else think it odd that we were forbidden to place red fl owers in the Swan River because of pollution risk and yet in 2010 the faeces and urine of 3.8 million sheep and cattle from Australia alone were allowed to be dumped at sea?
And let’s not forget the 40,000 carcasses per annum that get dispatched at sea each year courtesy of the same trade. For 30-plus years this has been occurring.
The red fl owers were designed to represent blood from the defenceless sheep, cattle, goats and camels that many of us lining Stirling Bridge last year would rather have slaughtered on our home shores, if at all, rather than mishandled by overseas workers: Untrained, poorly paid men who seem to dislike and fear animals. A vet even witnessed a tongue being cut from a live cow (its throat had just been cut but it was still able to raise its head from the ground). The tongue was quickly hidden in the worker’s clothing to take home because pay is so minimal.
And now the live export industry is trying hard to shift emphasis from the animal cruelty that was exposed publicly to now environmental benefi ts of farming and of eating red meat. Huge sums of money are now being poured into green-washing the reputation of live export/farming/stations by way of heavy advertising, even on airline fl ights. If farmers are saying in this how much they care for land and water, how then can so much live export pollution be thrown in to the oceans for so long?
Just ask any local export agency what happens to the animal waste. As well, it contaminates the food and water troughs of the animals from upper decks on ships. Some ships have as many as 14 decks.
What is the hygiene (let alone comfort) for the hundreds of thousands of animals on board?
And what about faecal and urine waste from trucks?
A ship can hold from 25,000 to 125,000 sheep (less if cattle). Some sail in and out of Fremantle eight times a year. That can make 800,000 sheep on one ship per annum (eg, one out at Gage Roads as I write). How many truckloads of sheep and
herald letterscattle is that on our roads and with large volumes of waste?
While some dead and nearly dead animals are winched out from the ship pens and put in the huge holding bins or in mincers for disposal, some are inaccessible by the hoist and so are carved there and then in close proximity and in full view of other animals, and removed in parts.
For more than 30 years this has been going on and with no addressing of raw sewage (gross animal cruelty is a separate matter). How too can ship’s crew and ships not need to be fumigated to reduce spread of disease? Shall I guess that cost could be inhibiting the agencies to address raw sewage as it might make the product too dear overseas in lieu of our chilled meat export? Strange that some Gulf governments subsidise live imports but tax chilled meat imports.
I make no apologies for this raw information because it is right before our eyes and yet the agencies and government want it to be invisible. As Paul McCartney said, “if slaughterhouses had glass walls”. Are they frightened of us really knowing?
Our roads and ports are a major part in the horror chain.
Jan RoddaHubble St, East Fremantle
Do architects ever consider the neighbours when designing their monumental houses?
Fremantle council is also indifferent to neighbours’ concerns by allowing such out-of-scale developments in backyards.
Julie LairdSamson St, Fremantle
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YOGA OF KNOWLEDGE & WISDOM“Awakening the Infi nite Potential Within”
Scientifi c researches have proved that humans use less than 10% of their actual potential. Isn’t it shocking? Th is has further dropped down in this highly so called technological and materialist age. Here
everybody is running and chasing each other for more money or for more power.
In this world of hurry & fl urry have we actually achieved the real satisfaction? How to realize the best of the potential of knowledge and wisdom within us?
speaker and expert in the fi eld of personal, managerial & spiritual development. Th roughout his speaking career Swami Swaroopananda has held his audiences‚ adults, youth, and children alike‚ spellbound by his amazingly practical and extremely user friendly approach to Spirituality. He reminds us that there is a greater and more compelling Truth that provides the solutions to all our problems, enabling us to live a truly happy and positive life.
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What are the means by which we can transform our knowldege to wisdom? How can we transcend the limited to embrace the unlimited? Or can ordinary mortals evercomprehend the immortal reality?
Swami Swaroopananda of Chinmaya Mission will be covering the realities of the potential of knowledge and wisdom and its realisation in this world during his forthcoming visit to Perth in April 2012. Anyone who is searching for peace in the midst of restless living will benefi t from an upcoming series of lectures on yoga of knowledge and wisdom held by Swami Swaroopananda.
Few men are called to serve humanity the way Swami Swaroopananda does. Fewer actually achieve the unique impact and response that Swamiji has. A disciple of the world-renowned Master of Vedanta, and champion of India’s spiritual wisdom Swami Chinmayananda, Swami Swaroopananda left his family’s thriving business in Hong Kong at an early age to seek what he now calls “Real answers to real problems”. He was convinced that beyond our everyday, superfi cial joys and sorrows, there was something more‚ something higher and something more satisfying.
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THE road-to-rail campaigners say a simple rubber pad could dull the sound of screeching freight trains through the port city.
Gibson Park local Barry Healy says rail wagons fi tted with passive-steered bogies used recently by the port authority, could be the answer to reducing the number of trucks barrelling down High Street into Fremantle. He says a rubber pad placed between the wheel and the axle, stopping the squealing of rails fl anges, could be music to inner-city residents.
“The Road to Rail campaign has always looked for solutions to the freight problem that work for everyone, and the noise around the West End was high on our agenda,” Mr Healy said.
by JON SNELGROVE
THERE was a time when music festivals were islands of self-rule, where for a few precious hours all the rules and regulations set down by “The Man” could be swept aside.
For brief, dream-like moments, like-minded people were bonded together sharing the same communal demand: “Give us some rock and roll and give it to us loud!”.
Today’s music festival is a very different animal. Compulsory bag searches, carbon offsets, drug-sniffer dogs, sustainability, recycling stations and lights out at 10 as we all have work in the morning. Today’s music festival is no longer an oasis of rebellion or self-expression, more a supervised and choreographed corporate command on how to enjoy yourself.
John Fogerty, this year ’s headline act at the ninth West Coast Blues and Roots Festival, embraced the recycling effort, running through a crowd-pleasing
“If we don’t take care of all the problems then the government will just continue to play off one community sector against another. Residents can stand by the line
and compare the noise of the old-fashioned wagons and the three new ones.
“They will hear for themselves that these new wagons are a big part of the solution.”
Mr Healy says the port should ensure all freight trains passing through Fremantle feature the modifi cations.
“And then they have to eliminate the noise of the L-class locomotives that are currently used.”
Fremantle Inner City Residents Association member Rob Harrison (pictured, left) says using bogies to stop the squealing isn’t as simple as it sounds.
“The bogies have made a difference, but I think it’s the combination of the bogies and the lubrications of the lines..
“But we welcome anything that would reduce the noise, because the squealing around the Round House and the trains leaving town is pretty bad.”
singalong of recycled Credence hits. But the songs are now nearly 50 years old and suffer from years of being overplayed. Nothing new to see here, move along please.
By contrast Buddy Guy sounded as fresh as the fi rst time he’d ever strapped on the guitar. At 74 years young his set was filled with energy, excitement and joy which infected the capacity crowd in the big top. He has allowed his music to develop and evolve over the years, making it feel as if it was being performed for the fi rst time. Backed by a man mountain of a drummer and a tight rhythm section, like any master of his craft, Buddy Guy made it all look effortless.
Earlier in the day Steve Earle had hinted at the rebel within, performing a solo set fi lled with outlaws, injustice and heartbreak. He later turned up on stage with Crosby Stills and Nash and later still with the festival’s stand-out act—the Pogues. Lead singer Shane McGowan was of course entirely irrigated with the horizontal lubricant by the time he made
the stage. We would expect nothing less. Stumbling, slurring his words and constantly wandering off stage, McGowan was received like a long-lost friend. Let’s have a drink and do some catching up.
And catch up they did, the Pogues presented a whirlwind set of carefully orchestrated chaos, only pausing for a poignant and uplifting version of “The Band Played Waltzing Matilda”. For the rest of their set it was impossible to stand still as the big top pulsed to their Irish rhythms. They were joined onstage for a rousing fi nale by Steve Earle and a few of The Specials who had no doubt wandered by to see what all the noise was about. Here was the ghost of festivals past; raucous, unpredictable, loud, rowdy and free.
The Pogues, Steve Earle and Buddy Guy taught us a valuable lesson, some things are worth recycling, others should be left to slowly fade away.
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CHILD protection offi cers failed twice this week to reunite a mother and her child, claiming the child was too distressed.
Daniele (not her real name) was due to meet her child, who suffers autism, in Fremantle for an hour on Monday—30 days after the WA child protection department handed the child over to her ex-husband, its father.
Carers had been unable to settle the child on their way from school to meet Daniele, who had been waiting with colouring-in books, learning charts and a photograph of herself. The meeting was rescheduled for Wednesday.
But on Tuesday, the DCP contacted Daniele and cancelled the next day’s meeting, saying the child was too distressed to see her in the lead-up to Easter.
This is despite the father telling the Family Court last
by STEVE GRANT
WYOLA CLUB manager Phil Douglas and his wife Linda Lyons have had a small victory in their court battles against WA’s consumer protection department.
The Supreme Court on Tuesday refused to issue an injunction barring the pair’s lawyer Haydn Robinson from representing them in looming hearings over their purchase of two club properties.
Lawyers for department commissioner Anne Driscoll argued Mr Robinson had a confl ict of interest, raising eight objections including that he had a fi duciary interest with the club but was representing Mr Douglas and Ms Lyons.
The department’s lawyers also argued that he was likely to be called as a witness.
Master Craig Sanderson agreed Mr Robinson had a relationship with the club because he’d prepared a lease for the two properties.
“What aspect of the fi duciary duty as between the club and Mr Robinson has been breached by the acts referred to in counsel’s list? In my view, the answer is, ‘None’,” Master Sanderson wrote in his judgement.
“I am not satisfi ed Mr Robinson ought to be restrained from acting for the second and third defendants in the primary proceedings because to do so would see him breach some aspect of his fi duciary duty to the club.”
He said Mr Douglas had also told the court he and his wife did not intend to call Mr Robinson as a witness.
ADELE CARLES wants a shelter built to help
prostitutes escape sex work. The independent Fremantle MP says the Barnett government’s prostitution bill is likely to pass, so she’s trying to force amendments to help women caught in the industry—and with a couple of religiously fundamental government MPs preparing to vote against the bill, her vote could be crucial. “This is an industry that makes money out of the sale of women’s bodies for men’s sexual gratifi cation and often involves violence and long-term physical and emotional harm to women,” she said. Ms Carles’ amendments also seek to get the criminal element of the bill shifted onto users, rather than the women, and increase penalties for pimps employing under-age girls. However, her efforts may have already been trumped by Janet Woollard, with the Alfred Cove MP telling the Herald on Thursday she had in-principle support from Peter Abetz and Graeme Jacobs who’d threatened to cross the fl oor to defeat the bill, for her own amendments, which include a cap on the number of brothels allowed and a sunset clause outlawing brothels in fi ve years. She is due to meet attorney general Christian Porter who she says has indicated a “willingness to consider her amendments.”
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LABOR’S Fremantle candidate Simone McGurk
wants environment minister Bill Marmion to decide whether he’s going to allow Magellan Metals to resume shipping lead through the port. She says he’s sat on a report into Magellan’s operations for more than six months and enough is enough. “Is the minister waiting until after the state election in March next year to make a decision about Magellan’s operating conditions?” she ponders. Mr Marmion told PerthNow last week he wouldn’t be rushed and won’t even guarantee a decision within a year.
week that feedback from the department indicated the child’s behaviour had improved since its March 6 intervention.
Daniele says she is devastated at the no-shows. A devout Catholic, she wanted to see her child this weekend, but that is unlikely while a tug-of-war battle over who should have custody is played out in slow motion in the children’s and family courts.
The department claims Daniele has a brain injury that prevents her taking proper care of the child.
On Wednesday morning, results of Daniele’s regular brain scans shows nothing wrong with the woman, who suffers other partial disabilities.
Daniele took out a two-year violence restraining order against the ex-husband after he was given a spent conviction for aggravated assault in 2010.
He assaulted her for accidently knocking over a set top box while he watched TV and she vacuumed the house.
Her injuries, which included bruises across her upper body and arms, were photographed by police and published in the Herald last week.
The ex-husband, who is seeking full custody of the child, denies being violent towards Daniele.
He’s told the court he was provoked by her abuse: “I held her shoulders and shook her a little.”
The Fremantle Magistrate’s Court lifted the VRO against the ex-husband last month, four months early, without the presence or knowledge of Daniele, who had primary care of the child until the DCP intervened.
Her lawyer describes as highly questionable claims about Daniele’s mental state.
The ex-husband claims Daniele suffers depression and stress, and that her, “capacity to care for [the child] full time has, and is diminishing due to her acquired brain injury, mental and physical health disabilities”.
Mum still waiting
Wyola win for Douglas newsclips
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“These walls have seen lots of joy and heard much laughter from our seven-year stint out of its 109 years,” one said. “I’m looking forward to passing on this old beauty to someone else to enjoy.”
The couple took a virtual wreck and turned it into a showpiece, from the picture-perfect front garden with its swathe of emerald green lawn and cute picket fence to the rear addition that fi ts old
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This is a delightful home close to a number of local cafes and shops and fi ve minutes from Fremantle by car.
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BEING lost, looking for the non-existent number 41 on a
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The Booragoon precinct (the “Dress Circle”) was mostly developed in the 1980s and homes here historically are rarely for sale—especially when renovated.
This house dates back to 1984 but has had substantial renovations, particularly in the
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Certain charming designs, such as the sunken family room and formal dining and living rooms hint at the home’s era.
There’s no shortage of space with plenty in the family room for couches and a pool table, if desired.
The big backyard too,
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Side access for a boat, and a chunk of paving earmarked for a decent sized pool, will appeal to the water-inclined.
At the top of the stairs is a main bedroom, as large as you see in just-built mansions.
It’s perched up amongst soaring trees in the front yard and the gentle swaying of the leaves was pretty blissful.
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Another bedroom is on the small side, but it still has a built-in robe with space for a bed and desk.
It’s not a coincidence homes around here fetch higher prices than other parts of the suburb.
It’s perfectly placed just behind Garden City and Wireless Hill—but away from traffi c—down the street from Booragoon primary, and a short walk to the aquatic centre and Len Shearer Reserve.
41 The Ramble BooragoonShelley Roy0417 963 670Shelmark Real Estate9316 6888
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YOU can’t fault the service at a cafe where the coffee arrives
before you get back to your table.
Unfortunately I’d dawdled a tad too long and my dining companions insisted cappuccino hadn’t been ordered and sent it back.
Unfazed, the obliging wait staff at Melville’s Delicious Fingers were still smiling as they brought back a fresh one—real service with a smile.
Mum lives nearby so, having tested the place and enjoyed a couple of delicious lunches with other people, I’d decided it was safe to take the picky darling for a meal.
And why not include the mother-in-law (over from the UK) too, just to keep it interesting.
Previously I’d tried the Intriguing Indian ($13.50): A fl avoursome burger that captures the mystery of the sub-continent with a blend of coriander, cumin, star anise and garam marsala.
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Mum started with an iced coffee, cream and icecream ($6). She judges all eateries on their coffee, hot or iced, and this one won the slurp of approval.
Getting down to the food I went for the Thai chicken patty special ($9). They were pretty damn fi ne, with just the right amount of lemon grass and coriander, and arrived with a crisp side salad.
Mum’s vegetable patties ($9) were light and delicate
but lacked the oomph I’d come to expect. They weren’t fl avoursome enough to hold the interest of a fi nicky palate and the second was palmed off on me.
The MIL went for the vegetarian frittata ($10). She complained about the monstrous size of the serve but I noticed that like a US Marine she left none behind.
“It was very enjoyable,” the UK chef confessed, looking a little unhappy at not fi nding something to complain about.
What’s a mum’s day outing without cake and there were plenty to choose from.
MIL and I went for the sweet, rich and chewy caramel pie with crunchy peanut topping ($6.50) while mum managed to scoff a sharp lemon slice ($3.50) and we took home a huge slice of gluten-free chocolate cake for dad.
The service throughout was friendly and effi cient, something a few posher eateries I could name could take a tip from.
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On the night of the 14th April 1912, the S.S Titanic, which was on its maiden voyage to New York, struck an Iceberg. Less than three hours later the ship sank beneath the Atlantic Ocean with a loss of some 1500 lives. To commemorate the 100th anniversary of this historic and tragic event, tune in to Radio Fremantle 107.9 FM on Friday 13th April at 8-30 am for the complete story.
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WHEN Fremantle photographer Saschka was
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“I fi nd it very sad how uncomfortable so many people are with nudity,” she says, “I grew up with both my parents being naked for most of the day.
“I like to think that by photographing nudes not only will my models benefi t but, also the people viewing my work.
“It’s a slow and steady attempt at instilling in people a feeling of comfort towards
naked strangers. It amazes me how different body types photograph. You never know how it’s going to look until you’re there shooting and trying to create the vision in your head.
“[It’s] a gamble and a challenge but the human body always turns out just as wonderful or better than expected when photographed nude.”
For her models’ comfort Saschka often strips down herself to take the photos, as she did for a recent photoshoot with 13 naked women re-interpreting Da Vinci’s The Last Supper.
It’s a deliberate way to break down barriers and recalibrate what can be a power imbalance.
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Unveiling our naked truths that,” she says. “I have never
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“It is the natural form of every person, and I personally fi nd every person beautiful in their own skin.”
Saschka’s exhibition Secret Places is part of the FotoFreo open exhibition program and is at Lick Art Space until April 15.
“A secret place is somewhere people feel like they are the only ones who know of its existence,” Saschka says, “somewhere to feel at home and alone within the urban sprawl, somewhere forgotten or left to rot that once had signifi cance, but no longer.
“These places have memories, I enjoy creating photos that convey the feeling I get from these places in a surreal and mysterious manner.”
shortartsDOG’S DAY—When they’re not being chased down by
grumpy rangers, the dogs at South Beach have a pretty good life. Now they’ve been immortalised in ink and will be hanging on the walls of Early Work gallery in South Terrace until April 22. Hangdog is by artistic dog owner Megan Anderson, who reckons mutts are the perfect refl ection of her work—playful, uncomplicated, naive and a little messy.
RICH HISTORY—They’re rich, they’re famous and
they’re coming back. In the early ‘90s Rich ‘n’ Famous were the folksy equivalent of Accadacca—conquering the world, festival by festival until someone choked on their own syncopation and it all unravelled. Actually, they all just went on to bigger and better careers, which has made putting their 20th anniversary reunion
together a whole lot easier. They’ve even lured Kavisha Mazzella back from Melbourne to join Lee Buddle, Peter Grayling, John Reed, Reuben Kooperman and Gary Burke on stage at the Fremantle Workers’ Club on Saturday April 21. Tix ($20 or $15 for members) available from the bar at the club Wednesdays to Sundays 11am–6pm (sign up for membership while you’re there), via email [email protected], by phone 9335 1840 or from Bodkins Bootery in the West End.
NIFTY—If you can’t make it to the Fairbridge Festival
don’t despair. Two of the top acts, Shooglenifty (Scotland) and The Chipolatas (England), are joining together for a night of mayhem and madness at the Fly By Night in Fremantle on Wednesday April 18. Tix $25 from www.fl ybynight.org or 9430 5976. You can even try your luck on the door, which opens 7.30pm.
STRATOSPHERIC—The weather can be
unpredictable, just ask photographer Robbie Money. He was going to whack a few pictures up in a gallery for FotoFreo, but before he knew it there was a hot change and now he’s had to put on a full-scale exhibition, Cloudscaping. Money’s a prospector and had happened on a speccy rainbow while hunting down some tantalum in Tanzania, which provided the inspiration for the rest of the show.
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RICH ‘N’ FAMOUS Exclusive Concert Saturday April 21st 8pm at the Fremantle
Workers Club, 9 Henry St. A rare opportunity to hear Kavisha Mazzella, Peter Grayling, Lee Buddle, John Reed, Reuben Kooperman and Gary Burke together on stage playing their unique, eclectic, acoustic, spontaneous, fun-fi lled, music. Tickets are available from the Club, [email protected] (ph 9335 1840) or Bodkins’ Bootery, 72 High St, Fremantle. Pre-sales: $20/ $15 for members. Door sales (if available) $25/ $20 members
SAHAJA YOGA Free meditation classes Thurs 7pm. All welcome. East Fremantle
Tricolore Community Centre, Wauhop Rd, East Fremantle. Phone 1300 724 252
SING SING SING Groups and individual lessons choir. Melville and Fremantle.
Beginners welcome. Call Joanna 9339 5631
SOUTH LAKE OTTEY FAMILY & Neighbourhood Centre. March, 2012
New Art Project in Cockburn! All Welcome to participate, Arts Project - ‘The Colours of the Noongar Seasons’ is commencing and interested people Indigenous and Non Indigenous are invited to join the art group. Each Thursday and Friday, starting 12th April, 2012 from 11am, with the focus on the little lake and the six Noongar Seasons of the year. It is a 20 week project. Artist Phil Doughty will teach landscape techniques with a seasonal focus. The project will be held at the South Lake Ottey Family & Neighbourhood Centre (2A South Lake Drive, South Lake). The art project is funded through CAN WA (Catalyst Community Arts Fund) a gathering at the end of the period is planned to exhibit the process and work done. For more information please phone Maria or Terri ( 9417 2372)
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YOGA AT SOUTH BEACH on Sundays will continue in Autumn when the weather
allows it. Coming Sunday April 1, not a fools joke, we will be there at 7am and fi nish around 8.30 with a cuppa and little picnic. I like to thank everyone for coming and the kind donations, it has been a truly beautiful experience for me to share yoga with everyone. We will have a two week Easter break and resume the classes on April 22 at 8am. until 9.15-9.30 It is free of charge, donations welcome and everyone is invited. It is held on the lawn roughly 200m North of South Beach cafe, next to the dog exercise area. Classes are not held in heavy rain, and we are planning to go through May at the same time (8am) and place. When you come, bring a towel or mat and blanket or jacket. For more info phone Kitty on: 9336 7325
YOGA OF KNOWLEDGE & WISDOM. Swami Swaroopananda of Chinmaya
Mission is speaking for fi ve days explaining in his humorous and lucid style the means by which we can transform our knowledge to wisdom. He will also show different personality types among seekers which relate to the one and the same spiritual Truth. Talks start every evening 7:00-8:30 PM, Tuesday 10th April to Saturday 14th April at the John Curtin Performing Arts Centre, John Curtin College of the Arts, 90 Ellen St, Fremantle. For more details, contact Dr Om Dubey on 0414 327 330 or 9332 0818 a/h
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BPW MONTHLY MEETING. Business and Professional Women
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BUDDHISM INTRODUCTION On Saturday 14th April at 8pm, Daria Martens
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Sunday April 8th. Popular band Purple Haze will have you up on the dance fl oor from 1.30pm to 5pm. Cover charge: Members $2 & guests $5. The club opens Wednesday to Sunday at 11am. Closed Good Friday. Delicious meals available every lunchtime at the Billy Clare Club Cafe. Tel:9335 1840 Email: [email protected]
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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), Kardinya (Mon 10am) Fremantle (Wed 10am & Wed 7.30pm). GROW is confi dential, open to all and no fees are charged. For more information freecall 1800 558 268 or website www.grow.net.au
GROWERS GREEN FARMERS MARKET will be open Easter Sunday for all your
grower-direct fruit and veg and fresh local produce…plus Easter Eggs for the kids! Parking free this weekend so come to South Freo High School, Lefroy Road Beaconsfi eld, 8am – noon.
HOPE AFTER VIOLENT CRIME: peer support group. Do you need help and
support after having been a victim of violent crime? Grow – HAVoC is persons meeting together regularly to share experiences; gain support; and to increase coping skills, knowledge and understanding through the use of the Grow Program. An information session will be held on Monday, 16 April,10 – 11am. For details please call (08) 9228 1411
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morning at Mt Lawley’s Alexander Park tennis club as Rock ‘n’ Toddle begins.
The fun, educational and interactive gigs for kids are from the rock-pop genre and are a reprieve from the standard nursery rhyme set .
A professionally trained ‘star performer’ sings and encourages ‘mini-moshers’ (children up to 7) and parents to participate in simulated gig activities using props, puppets and stardust.
The 50-minute gigs are every Saturday at 9.30am during school terms at the refurbished tennis club in Menora (with new café).
Mini-moshersThemes are repeated for a
few weeks to enable the kids to get familiar with the tracks and the skills set embedded in the activities. Bond with your ‘mini-moshers’, sip lattes, chat with friends, have a dance, or send the partner/grandparents with your kids while you have
a lie in! There’s no need to book
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Rock ‘n’ Toddle is now available for birthday parties, with live songs, interactive activities, traditional party games, prizes and the Happy Birthday song for the birthday boy/girl.
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For more information call 6143 7789, email [email protected] or visit www.rockntoddle.com.au.
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BRING your imagination and take a trip to Jay’s Place Live!
Jay Laga’aia’s brand new children’s show is coming to a stage near you and features songs from his ARIA nominated CDs Come Dance and Sing and I Can Play Anything.
Herald readers have the chance to win a family pass to the Freo town hall show Monday April 16.
Imaginations run wild as you help Jay create animals, sounds and places full of wonder and delight.
Meet Funky the Monkey, dance with Tembo the Elephant, conga into the jungle and fi nd out who sleeps there...and why you should never smile at a crocodile!
Jay’s Place Live will have you dancing and singing, jumping
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For a chance to win a fantastic prize package consisting of a family pass for four and Jay’s latest DVD release, send your entries to: Herald Jay’s Place, PO Box 85 North Fremantle 6159 by Friday April 13.
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Removal, Trenching, Post Hole Boring,
Sand and Soil Deliveries and Brick Pack Shifting
All types of electrical work & installations.
No job too big or small.Quality workmanship.
ILLUMELECT ELECTRICAL
SERVICES• Commercial • Industrial
• Domestic
0414 473 728Craig
Between 8am - 5pm Weekdays EC75
62
Industrial/CommercialDomestic
Quality Workmanship
0439 996 925www.limelightelectrix.com.au
CALL BRAD
24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE
EC8480
LIMELIGHT ELECTRIX
PTY LTD
Installation, Repairs & Maintenance
Reliable & Professional Service
All Electrical Work
SuccessElectrical
Reliable &Friendly Service
Call Gary0427 427 255
EC007354Email: [email protected]
Call Gary0427 427 255
SOUTH OFRIVER SPECIALIST
B.J. ELECTRICALEC006559
All types of Electrical workPhone, Data &
Computer pointsCompetitive Rates
0419 943 046BRUCE
24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE
9433 19210447 177 115
Your local drafting service for council applications
[email protected] www.transformbuilding.comwww.transformdrafting.com
BOBCAT & TRUCK SERVICE
BACKHOESMINI EXCAVATOR
BLOCKS CLEARED, LAWNS & RUBBISH REMOVED,
DRIVEWAYS REMOVED, SMALL TREES LOPPED AND
STUMPS REMOVED. SAND SUPPLIED
P & A Hughes & SonPhone Peter
0418 942 821 a/h 9332 4026
Electrics
Joe De Robertis0419 955 156
24 HOUR EMERGENCY MAINTENANCE
Lic: EC 005661Security Lic: 13291
Specialising in:Industrial - Commercial
and Domestic Installation, Maintenance and Breakdown.
• H.W.S Changeovers • Ovens & cooktops
• RCD’s & Smoke AlarmsSpecialising in
Switchboard UpgradesGARAGE DOORS
Garden Maintenance
clean ups pruningplanting mulchingrubbish removal
mowing fully insured prompt & reliable
we care for your garden
0401 753 812
garden timeYour
Added CareGardening
0428 222 202
Prompt, reliable & caring service in:~ garden clean ups
~ maintenance~ mulching
~ rubbish removal~ weeding ~ pruning
~ lawn mowingSatisfaction Guaranteed
GARDENING
Timber Sandman
Call Anthony for a free quote
0412 409 903
- Fine level sanding- Solvent and
water based coating- New timber installation
- Existing repairs- General light house-hold carpentry repairs
ALLBITS ELECTRICAL
0449 160 105
EC9067
All types of electrical work. Installation & Maintenance.
Fully InsuredPolice Checked
Visa & Mastercard Accepted
• Domestic • Commercial• Industrial
24 Hour Emergency Servicewww.allbitselectrical.com.au
The SmallEarth Movers
• Mini Bobcat & Excavator• Tipper Truck 4 Tonne• Tight Access Earthworks• Post Hole Digger• Demolition Jobs• All soils/mulch delivered
John - 0421 670 081
3 Reasons to call Enviro 1stEC 9857
On Time Electrician
1 We always answer the phone2 We are on time3 We will clean-up!It may sound unlikely but it’s true
Guaranteed - Same day service or we will fi nd
another electrician for you.
Call Luka 9336 6003 or 0428 030 952
BSMContracting
0487 919 828Fax: 9312 1691
• Colorbond Fencing & Gates
• Insurance Work• Free Measure & Quote
CB FENCING
0438 563 326
• Pine Lap • Pool Fencing • Gates • Balustrade
• Chain Mesh • Panel & Post Retaining Walls
• Colorbond • Timber and Steel Picket• Old Fencing Removed
• Hardifence• Residential & Commercialemail: [email protected]
Call Clint for free measure & quote
Allwest Outdoo r
Exceptional Service Guaranteed.
Just call us today.
Garden MaintenanceGarden Cleanups
0406 763 676
Paul’s Gardens
0407 988 967
Garden Care.Yards Cleaned.
FREMANTLE GARAGE DOORS
Call David0403 821 887
All MakesAll ModelsAll Areas
Quality Repair & Replacement Service
Quality Fine Level SandingRestoration to old fl oors
Choice of fi nishSupply & lay new timber
fl ooring
6161 31330422 631 075
Member of TFA
Floor Sanding
Specialists
CALL STEVE FOR A FREE QUOTE
COLORBONDFencing
and GatesNo Job Too Small
Free Measure & Quote
Call Mike0409 835 7230451 053 [email protected]
Tanlyn Fencing & Retaining
Supply & Install Hardifence • ColorbondTemp Fence AvailableMini Excavator Hire
Free QuotesMobile Eftpos
Tana 9332 73700418 606 673
• patios • gazebos • pergolas • decking • carports
• cedar lining/timber screens • roofi ng • renovations
FULLY INSURED - POLICE CLEARANCE
Over 20 Years ExperienceFOR ADVICE AND QUOTE
PHONE NEIL0418 927 [email protected]
A BOBCAT SPECIALIST
A BOBCAT SPECIALIST9337 5409
36 Years Experience
• Bobcats & Mini Excavator• Excavations • Rockbreaking
• Rubbish Removed• Driveways Removed
• Paving Pre-pared• Supply Sand etc.10 metre Trucks
Visit Grace at our showroom, or view some samples on
our websitewww.fl oorsbynature.com.au
14 Cockburn Road, Hamilton Hill
Phone 6219 5400Mon to Fri 10 - 5 Sat 10 - 2
SUPPLY, INSTALL, SAND
& COAT NEW & EXISTING
HOMES• Direct Stick • Laminate
• Engineered • Plank on Ply • Stairs • Parquetry • Decking
• Bamboo • Alfresco Lining Boards
ATFA Member
DECKING & ALFRESCOS
0419 361 755
We off er you old fashioned service, sensible prices and quality, as we take pride in
each and every project we do.
Phone Todd
Our team live and work locally, so call us right now!
Quality Sanding & Finishing of all
Timber Floors20 Years Experience
0419 860 987
Reliable Products & Prompt Completion
Guaranteed.
Roy 0403 895 585
Planting Pruning Mulching Weeding Reticulation
Clean Ups Rubbish RemovalLawnmowing
GardeningQuality
• bore stain removal• all reticulation services• regular maintenance
• garden cleanups• specialised pruning
• heavy pruning • mulching • small tree lopping • new lawnsCall our friendly team now for prompt professional service
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9430 9243
Specialising in new PC’s, Laptops & Networking.
Computer servicing, repairs, upgrades & virus removal.
Outstanding customer service
COMPUTERS
LOCAL PROFESSIONAL HELP FOR:
• Home/Business PC’s • Hardware/Software • Internet • Networking • Repairs & Upgrades • Virus Removal
Call
0424 287 949Part of a
Worldwide Networkwww.computertroubleshooters.com
Police Cleared
Computer supportNo. 0831671
Russel DuncanCall 0434 194 334
Home/small businessVirus removalNetwork - Internet Email - Printer Repairs - Onsite
www.pcgeneration.net.auCall 0434 194 332
CURTAINS & BLINDS
CONCRETE
CONCRETE
Concrete All Areas
0424 175 568
Stamped • Exposed Stencil
Plain • SprayLiquid Limestone
Call David
curtains sheers pelmets swags venetian, holland,
roman, timber & sunscreen blinds shutters
Free Quotes • Affordable Prices14-15 Port Kembla Dr, Bibra LakePh 9418 8487 Fax 9434 258022/219 Hampton Rd, South Fremantle
Ph 9433 [email protected]
0414 516 [email protected]
exposed aggregateliquid limestone
grey/coloured concrete driveways - alfresco
patio areaspool surroundings
Sealing & Honing ServicesFree Quotes Call Shane
CS CONCRETING
• exposed aggregate• liquid limestone • house pads • garage & shed fl oors• extensions• pathways
For all your domestic and industrial concreting needs
LEADER IN INDUSTRYFOR THE LAST 20 YEARS
Any size, shape
or colour!
Call Sam on 6219 5374 or 0448 880 973www.cs-concreting.com.au
Fremantleeco-ElectricsALL ELECTRICAL WORK
LET US BE YOUR GUIDING LIGHT TO ENERGY SAVING
0451 048 5526262 9046
• safety switches & smoke alarms• lights, fans & power points
• re-wires & safety certifi cates• quality workmanship guaranteed• fast, friendly and reliable service
EC93
11
A FOXELECTRICAL
Reasonable Rates, Reliable Service
EC 008887All your Power & Lighting Needs
• New Homes• Renovations
• Additions• Property MaintenanceRCD’s & Smoke Alarms
• Emergencies
0404 359 799
SIMIEK
9417 16830401 325 042
ELECTRICALResidential & Commercial
EC. 8624• All types of electrical work.• Quality workmanship guaranteed• Free quotes • Police clearance
COMPETITIVE PRICESCALL SIMON
CLEANING SERVICES
CEILINGS
ALL-CEILCEILINGS & DRY WALL
Guaranteed prompt reliable service.
FREE QUOTES
Phone BrianMob 0412 040 461
EST 1995
0433 789 865
Commercial, Residential • Police cleared • Insured• Commercial Cleaning• House Cleaning & Ironing
FROM $23/HR
C arewayCleaning Services
• Bobcat & Truck Hire• Block Clearing
• Lawn & Rubbish removal• Site Works & Compaction
• Driveways Removed• Paving Preparation
Sand, Soil, Limestone Supplied
Ritchie Bobcatserv ices
Doug: 0418 921 347
Element ElectricalFor fast & reliable electrical services.
Nick Bozikovic
0407 478 464Lic: EC008038
No job too small. All types of electrical work including:• power & lighting• smoke alarms• safety switches• shed & patio wiring etc
GET 2 ADS FREE!NEW TRADIES! To find out how you can get 8 weeks for the cost of 6 phone the Herald today on
9430 7727
BLACK GARAGE
SWAN DOORS
www.blackswangaragedoors.com.au
is changing its name to
EMERGENCY CALLOUT
FREE MEASURE & QUOTES
NEW DOORS
REPAIRS — ALL MAKES AND MODELS
Still the Same Great Service, on a whole new phone number:
1300 202 808
BOBCAT & TRUCK
0411 88 99 [email protected]
FIXED HOURLY RATE
• Lawn & Waste Removal• Site Cleans & Earth Works• Block Clearing• Soil, Sand & Limestone
Deliveries• Pad, Paving & Driveway
Removal & Levelling
0449 142 422
Foodscapes Organic Gardening and Landscaping
15+ years exp in all aspects of landscape construction and garden maintenance· One off clean ups/repairs or
regular maintenance.· Vegie gardens/Permaculture
gardens a specialty.· No job too small
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herald trades & services
Phone 9430 7727 Fax 9430 7726 [email protected]
HANDYMAN
BARTLETTHANDYMAN SERV ICES
• FENCING - ALL TYPES• GUTTERS CLEANED & REPAIRED
• SOAKWELLS • MINOR CARPENTRY• PATIOS, PERGOLAS & DECKS
• ALL DOMESTIC & COMMERCIALMAINTENANCE AND MUCH MORE
NO JOB TOO SMALL!POLICE CLEARED - INSURED
0416 386 164TONY BARTLETT
LANDSCAPING
LANDSCAPINGHANDYMAN
LAWN SERVICES
Design & Construct Service
No job too big or small
ALL PAVINGCall David
0424 175 568
PAINTING
LOCKSMITH
ParadiseLIMESTONE
No Job Too Small• Water Features
• Feature limestone walls & letterboxes• Retaining Walls
• Excavation & Bobcat Services• Soakwell Installations
• Limestone Garden Edging• Colorbond Fencing
• Stump GrindingNeat & Professional Workmanship
0401 203 121FOR FREE QUOTES CALL AARON
• commercial• domestic
• auto • safesQuality Security Guaranteed
Aged pensioner discountCall Michael
all locks repaired,replaced or unlocked
24 HOUR CALLOUT
0402 326 468
Painting & Renovations
0401 747 3689382 1463
Registered trades person.David Lowe
KITCHENS
CARPENTRY & RENOVATION
FREE QUOTES / ALL AREASPhone Rob Thompson
■ Kitchens ■ Glass Splash Backs
■ Bathrooms ■ Laundries■ All Trades Organised
Locally made products.Professionally designed.
Display showroom
0401 289 5709417 9119
T I G H T F I T C A B I N E T S
STUART’S MOWING
Phone Stuart0414 570 795
Lawn MowingVertimowing
Garden CleanupsGutter Cleaning
Tree/Shrub PruningPalms Defronded
FREE QUOTATION
NOTHING TOO SMALL
ROD’STOTAL HOME
MAINTENANCE & REPAIRS
0413 545 595A/H 9339 8069
LIMESTONE
Matthew’s Painting Services
0434 493 537
Reasonable prices.Good discounts for pensioners.
Work guaranteed.
RN: 7318
FREE QUOTES
F&W SolutionsHome/Offi ce
Renovations MaintenanceNo Problems
Only Solutions
Shane 0411 838 521Eric 0418 383 [email protected]
• all general maintenance• kitchen & bathroom makeovers
• retaining walls • general carpentry• limestone work • patios/pergolas
• roof repairs • demolition• fl ooring • decking • tiling
PAINTING PAINTING
PERGOLAS
PLASTERING
T. DICARLOPLASTERERS
0418 902 246
All types of plastering, small or large jobs.
Call Tom 9339 2562
• New Homes• Renovations• Rendering• Patching
Established 1970
Handyman
0400 113 107
all maintenance• leaks • fencing
• painting • doors & locks • skirting • decking •wall
removal • fl ooring• blind installation • gutter cleaning
& much moreFREE QUOTES
WAYNE WEBB’SPAINTING SERVICE• Professional Service
• Quality Products• Competitive Prices
MOB:0413 516 660
REG NO 6740
Accredited Painters
Painting with a 5 year warranty and
satisfaction Guaranteed
Call 1300 172 774www.passionepainting.com.au
Reg No: 7402 Supervisor No: 5526
• Interior & Exterior Painting• Feature Walls• Metallic Finish• Texture Coating• Roof Painting• Fence & DrivewaysFree Quotes
PLUMBING
HOT WATERNOW
GALAXYPLUMBING & GAS
Ph: 9434 6651Mob: 0408 918 343
GF 005115 PL 6373
- Solar Hot Water- Gas & Electrical- Service & Installation- All Plumbing & Gas- Repairs & Installation
All aspects of landscaping • retic • turf • paving • decks
• retaining walls • patios
LANDSCAPES by DESIGN
On time & on budgetSteve 0404 001 323
9434 1547
ABC ART
0469 159 9596261 7576
REG 7599
ALL PAINTING JOBS
Exterior & InteriorCall ABC ART when quality
matters.
FIRST CLASS PAINTING.FREE QUOTATIONS.
Immediate start available
LIC NO RP 6796 LIC No 124562C
24/7 - ALL AREAS
David: 0414 619 866
FREECALL1800 707 202
All Work Guaranteed
Bryan Mahony0421 826 556
Free QuotesFirst Class Painting
GuaranteedInterior/Exterior
Rego #7363
Painting & Decorating
QUALITY OUTDOOR
IMPROVEMENTSCustom Design and
Construction in Pergolas, Patios, A Frames, Gables,
Carports, Alfresco & Gazebos, Resheeting & Timber Decking
Cedar LiningFREE QUOTES Contact Wayne
0407 864 984
ALL SUBURBSPROPERTY MAINTENANCE
· Tree lopping & pruning· Gutter cleaning & repair· Carpentry-paving-fencing· Clean ups· Rubbish removal· Odd jobs & fi x its· Insured/police cleared· Free quotes
0402 641 748
Reg No. 7197
My committment to customer service means
quality on-time work, with a friendly attitude.
Domestic & CommercialCall Sergio
0403 656 [email protected]
A1 TotalMaintenance
• All Building Repairs• Paving Repairs• Roof Repairs• Painting• Limestone Work• Landscaping
• Fencing• Floor Tiling• Mobile Welding• Retic• Gutter Cleaning
Contact Doug
0407 443 925
Kardinya Kitchens Pty Ltd
0408 313 359www.kardinyakitchens.com.au
Factory Direct• Custom built kitchens
and laundries• Big range to choose from• Flat packed DIY kitchens
and laundries installedCall now for a free measure & quote
For all your painting requirements.
Phone Bob for a FREE QUOTE.
Reg. No. 2390
0418 953 149
Natural Stone Blockwork
Call Doug Today
0411 563 037
• Stone Masonry• All Natural Stone Work
• Top Quality Work
FLAT PACKKITCHENSIkea & Other ‘Flatpack‛
Specialist.Kitchen, Laundry, Wardrobes
& Benchtop Installation.Ron Liebrand 0418 695 235Meg Liebrand 0438 068 257P/F: 9437 [email protected]
0413 915 251For a free quote please call
Specialising in:• reticulation
• real and synthetic lawn installation
• paving • limestone walls• garden edging• water features and feature walls
• decking • garden designs
colourifi cpainting contractors
Phone Bruce 0418 928 456bruce@colourifi cpainting.com.auwww.colourifi cpainting.com.au
Proud employer of an apprentice.
Established 1984Reg # 3284
Accredited Dulux Painter.
• RENTALS • PRE & POST SALE CLEAN UPS • KITCHEN FLAT PACK INSTALLS • PAVING & TILE REPAIRS • PAINTING • HP CLEANING • GARDEN MAKEOVERS & RETIC
Fully Insured
GLENN 0418 914 870 [email protected]
ABSOLUTE HOME SOLUTIONSComplete Property Maintenance
FREE QUOTES
Lawn & Garden ServiceMurph’s Turf
0418 293 071Free Quotes
Landscaping, Reticulation & Lawn PackagesRemoval of old lawn
& supply of new lawn. Mulching, Pruning, Rubbish Removal.
Reliable, tidy and quality work.
LES CHARMANPainting
Contractor
0433 45 33 66
Quality Workmanship at a fair price.
Over 25 Years Exp.
Book with me and pay NO GST.
Fast turnaround of rental properties.
PL 3430
To advertise phone today on9430 7727
GUTTERS
GLASS SERVICES
GATES
GAS SERVICES
free quotescall adam
• gutters & downpipesreplaced & cleaned• spouts • whirleys
• metal gutterguard installed
• patios re-roofed
AJ’S ROOFMAINTENANCE
0419 781 761
All Commercial& Domestic
Glass Repairs• Security • Showerscreens
• Mirrors • Windows & DoorsFor Professional ServicePhone for a Free Quote
9434 4311
0412 595 861Ph 9417 4706
To repair your windows, doors, sliding doors, fl yscreens & shower screens.
Work Guaranteed. Call Antonio Silvestre.
24HR Emergency
Glass Repairs 7 Days
• all glass• new shower screens• mirrors & splashbacks• we have spare parts
INSURANCE CLAIMS
21 Roper St, Oconnor
9331 1499
• 24 Hour Emergency Repairs• Insurance WorkMade to Measure & Repairs to:• Aluminium Doors/Windows• patio Enclosures• Flyscreens• Shower screens/Mirrors
To advertise phone today on9430 7727
FIX IT
0409 427 724Call Michael
Home & Outdoor Maintenance
& Repairs.No job too small
Handyman Services
0415 940 607Ph/Fax 9434 6405
LET US PAINT YOUR NEEDS
Residential & CommercialFriendly service, quality job with old fashioned values.
Over 25 Years of Experience
bbbllittzzhoomme seervvicees
004111 5991 2333
General Property Maintenance
Free call out quotesPhone Mike
• Pre & Post Sale Makeovers• Kitchen/Bathroom Resurfacing
• Painting Exterior/Interior• Paving & Drive Repairs
• Garden/Retic & HP Cleaning• Pergolas & Decking
Touchstone
Landscaping
Call Tony
0457 591 143A/H 9499 4097
Fully Insured
Free Onsite Colsult
all aspects of landscapingprofessional, friendly serviceattention to detailquality assured workmanship
0419 357 663
GiardinoLandscape Design
Authentic garden design solutions to suit your lifestyle.
FACEBOOKwww.giardinolandscapedesign.com.au
• D.I.Y. Concept Plans, complete Landscape Packages/Renovations
• Mediterranean Style• Waterwise Gardens • Native • Santa Fe • Oriental Bali Style
• Japanese themeAndrea
(Dip. Hort. Melbourne Uni.)
PATIOS
• patios • gazebos • pergolas • decking • carports
• cedar lining/timber screens • roofi ng • renovations
FULLY INSURED - POLICE CLEARANCE
Over 20 Years ExperienceFOR ADVICE AND QUOTE
PHONE NEIL0418 927 [email protected]
www.wesfi x.com.au Landscaping Design Garden Makeovers Stone work & cladding to walls Limestone walls & Planter boxes Water Features & Paving Synthetic Grass & Lawn Planting & Mulching Earth Works Service
ALL GENERAL LANDSCAPING SOLUTIONS
Bart: 0403 040 311e: [email protected]
www.earthnstone.com.au
PAINTING!Interior/ Exterior
0418 125 943REG No: 32440
All work guaranteed.30 years experience.
Cheap rates.Free quotes.
Need a Gate?
Tom 0402 261 372
Fremantle Gates & Fabrication
• Sliding & Swing• Driveway gates• Access gates
• Automatic gates• Budget Range
• Repairs & Recon
S.A.S
Linda 0407 139 497Steve 0410 178 404
Kitchen & Bathroom Renovations
or Makeovers
Call today for aFREE QUOTE.
plaster master• all aspects• interior & exterior• reliable & friendly service• 20 years experience• all work guaranteed• no job too small
tony0415 748 774
KENSINGTON CARPENTRY
SERVICE
40 Years Experience
David: 0413 417 8659316 0279
Home & Office Maintenance & Renovations
• No job too small• Colorbond fencing
•walls removed • tiling• doors & locks repaired
NO CALL OUT FEE• Hot Water Systems• Leaking Taps• Blocked Drains,
Toilets & Pipes• Annoying & Noisy
Water Hammer• Anodes• Taps, Pans & Cistern• Water Filters• Gas Bayonets
• Water Saving Devices
GUARANTEEDSame Day Servicefor Emergencies
9335 1552
plumbing & gas
GAS 10208 PL 6703
OPEN FOR EMERGENCY ALL EASTER
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ATTENTION
Tradies!To find out
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on a 52 week booking
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GET 2 ADS FREE!NEW TRADIES! To find out how you can get 8 weeks for the cost of 6 phone the Herald today on
9430 7727
Complete landscape packages including:
• design • paving • limestone • planting • retic • turf • lighting
Reliable prompt serviceQuality work at competitive prices.
Matt
0433 005 825
Landscape Construction
www.takeitoutside.net.au
To advertise phone today on9430 7727
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Accredited Painters
Call 1300 172 774Passione Roof Restoration
Free Quotes
Roof Restoration
All Tile, Metal & ColorbondRoofs high pressure cleaned, restored, sealed & painted.Clear fi nish available • Large colour range • All work insured
Satisfaction Guaranteed10 year Guarantee
herald trades & services
Phone 9430 7727 Fax 9430 7726 [email protected]
REMOVALS
REMOVALS
RETICULATION
PLUMBING PLUMBING
RENOVATIONS
ROOFING ROOFING
roof repairsre-ridging & flexipointingskylightshigh pressure cleaninghome renovationsfacias & gutters
ROOF RESTORATION
9310 13480421 770 890
www.rooftight.com.au
ROOFTIGHT
RUBBISH REMOVALS
MELVILLE BIN HIRE
Erin 9317 [email protected]
Family owned businessAsbestos Disposal
SpecialistDomestic, Commercial,
Industrial4, 6, 7.5, 9, 12.5m3
All with ramps
• gutters• downpipes• roof leaks• asbestos removal• reroofi ng
All work guaranteedFully Qualifi ed Tradesmen Only
Fax: 9434 6221Email: swanriverroofi [email protected]
Ron: 0403 842 218Matthew: 0447 967 968
Cockburn Roofi ng Service• Ridgecapping
Specialists• Leaks - Additions
• Install Gutter Guard & Whirly Birds
• All types of roof maintenance
Leon 0403 184 723cockburnroofi [email protected]
ALL WORKGUARANTEED
ROOF & WALLDOCTOR
WE REMOVE & DISPOSE OF:✓ Old Tiles ✓ Iron ✓ Asbestos
9430 655316 Essex St, Fremantle
www.roofandwalldoc.com.auWorkSafe Asbestos Demolition Lic
Builders Registration Number 13172
WE SUPPLY & INSTALL
✓ Colorbond, Zincalume✓ Skylights, Whirly Birds✓ Insulation, Gutters✓ Tile Roof Restoration
READ THISIf your re-roof is more than
$20,000 (inc GST) your re-roofi ng Company must be a Registered Building Company. This means
Licenced with The Builders Registration Board.
OTHERWISE THE WORK IS ILLEGAL
SOAKWELLS
ROOF PLUMBING
AllwestReticulation
Services
Prompt friendly reliable serviceMob: 0406 763 676Ph: 9330 7451
✓ experts in reticulation, installation & repairs
✓ bore repairs & replacement ✓ mobile servicing ✓ fully equipped
✓ broken wires found✓ solenoids located & repaired
12 MONTHS WARRANTYOBLIGATION FREE
CONSULTATION
ROOF PLUMBING & RIDGE CAPPING
Gutters, extra downpipes, valleys
replaced and/or cleaned• Ridgecaps repointed
• Broken Tiles ReplacedFast service, Free quotes,
all work guaranteed
CALL PHIL
0427 502 214
0402 213 582
Submersible BoresReticulationAll Bore, Well, Pump, Retic RepairsRoll on Lawn
Senior Citz & Pensioner DiscountCredit Card Payment Available
TILING
TILING
Over 10 Years ExperienceFloors, Walls, Regrouting,
Repair Work.No Job too Small
0403 069 463
For a Free Quote call Carl
TI L IN G
9364 6352
SERVICE WITH A SMILE
STOP WATER LEAKINGTHROUGH WALLS USINGRESISTANT ADDITIVES.
PHONE TREVOR OREUNICE ROSS
0419 915 459Estabished since 1986
ShowerRegrouting
Shower Regrouting
9364 6352
TREE SERVICES
TREE SERVICES
9339 66450421 118 704
• Est. East Frem. 1982• Fully Insured• Pensioner discounts• Free quote
OWEN’S TREESERVICE
Call your local contractorOwen Ritson
Stump Grinding• over 25 yrs exp• fully insured• free quotes & advice• removal or verge pick-up “Service is our Motto”
KENT’S TREE LOPPING
Kent 9434 1205
0411 284 833
• Trees & palms trimmed or removed
• Stump grinding• Western Power approved
• Free Quotes • Pensioner Rates
• Fully Insured
Jon 9331 24730438 942 346
WALLS
ROOF & WALLDOCTOR
BRICK &LIMESTONE
RISING DAMPFRETTING MORTAR
TUCKPOINTINGOLD RENDER REMOVEDLIMESTONE REPOINTEDHERITAGE RESTORATION
9430 655323 Years Experience
Builders Registration Number 13172
BRICK & LIMESTONE
9430 6553
WINDOW CLEANING
WELDING
AVANTIWINDOW CLEANING
RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
Fully InsuredPolice ClearanceReliable & Effi cientAttention to Detail
0414 797 712Alex Doran
WASHER & DRYER REPAIRS
• Repairs to most makes of washer & dryers• In home repairs• 12 months guarantee• Senior citizen’s discounts
SEC Lic.Phone Ben
0409 088 832
A1 WASHERREPAIRS
Bore, Pump or Reticulation
Problems?
0408 007 850Fax: 9355 2484
Call Rainmaker Irrigation.
20 Years Experience. Seniors Rates
IAL WGIP
9417 86810419 699 754
• Prompt & Friendly Service
• Residential & Commercial
• 3,4,6,7.5,10m3 skip bins
6 Day Bin Hire
M&J Bins
• Family owned & operated
• Fully qualifi ed• Fully insured
• All aspects of tree work• Free quotes• Mulch salesCall Andrew
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ACCOMMODATION Available for Easter holidays With K9Care 0402 255 266 www.k9care.com.au
CREMATIONS & Funerals For your beloved pet. Caring home & Vet Euthanasia service. Perth Pet Cremations W:9434 4003 M:0419 965 883 After hours service
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RUBBISH Removed. Large or small loads 7 days. Ph 9457 3323 or 0419 918 928
SECRETARIAL Services, Highly qualifi ed and experienced and accurate Jan 9332 6456
SEWING Cushion covers for home, boat, van, mattresses etc. Fabrics avail. Foam Sales 9330 1199
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WASHING Machine, Dishwasher, Oven repairs. Free quotes, 0404 758 535
WILLS And Probate. Experienced Solicitor. Friendly advice. Reasonable fee. FITZLAW 9337 3852 mob 0401 199 372 jf@fi tzlaw.com.au
WINDOW Cleaning. Available weekends. 2 storey specialist. Call Jamie 0438 382 345
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BOXES Removal type. Cash paid. Will pick up. 9317 4459
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AIRCONDITIONING Evaporative, summer service, pads and repairs. 0408 865 183
ARCHITECT Approachable, practical, prompt. Award winner. Low cost design services. Yes, different. Patrick Healey (R1008) 9499 1888
LOST Cat 2yrs old from Beeliar area. Desexed, domestic, short haired, micro chipped, very small predominantly black with white on neck and stomach, all four paws white. Recently moved from NSW to WA. Her name is Purrgeot and sadly missed. Reward offered. 0415 380 996
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NORMAN W DeTracey, registered Marriage Celebrant, phone 08-9414 1002 or 0458 941 444. The greatest gift you can give someone is your time
SAXOPHONE Or Clarinet tuition. Beginners to advanced. All styles of music. All ages welcome. 0413 159 815
SERENATA Strings. Classical quartet or trio for weddings, functions or parties. Email [email protected] Call Hans 9335 6980 evenings
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CONSCIOUS COUNSELLING. There is always a way forward with new possibilities emerging from our challenges . Sometimes we need assistance. The sessions are professional, compassionate, intuitive, empowering,and tailored to your needs. Options are:counselling, coaching, family systems work transforming core beliefs, Energy healing, tarot,meditations. Christine Farrell, Shakti. Grad. Dip. Counselling. 15 years experience 0424 433 815
COUNSELLING And Confl ict resolutions for marriage, relationships and anger management issues. Jonathan Kester at Norfolk St Counselling is an experienced counsellor and psychotherapist. Member PACWA and PACFA. Ph: 9298 9915, e-mail: [email protected] and see www.perthcounselling.net.au
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MASSAGE Atwell for remedial, sport and relaxation. Specialising in lower back pain and pregnancy massage. Diploma Remedial Massage, member of AAMT. Health Rebates. Call Keith at Total Body Massage 0438 145 154
MASSAGE Balinese Hot Stone, Shiatsu & Deep Tissue $65hr. Non sexual. Melville. Rika 0410 036 760
MASSAGE Balinese. Non sexual $50 p/hr East Fremantle. Ketut 0435 216 679
REIKI Body mind & spirit. Increasing natural healing ability of the body restoring well being & inner peace. Relieves pain, swelling in injuries, stress, depression, grief, trauma & more.... Universal Life Force Energy. Accredited Usui Therapist Adriana. Mobile service available. 0416 257 820
REIKI for people and pets! Assist your healing with this gentle but powerful energy healing. Ph Sanmati Reiki Master and Bowen Practitioner. Over 25 yrs. Exp. 0401 171 957
SATSANG The most direct way into the experience of our own true nature. Meetings with Vishrant daily, for information Ph 0430 030 642 www.vishrant.com.au
TIBETAN Bowl sound treatment. Deeply relax with this delightful ancient Tibetan Healing Therapy. Calms the nervous system and supports healing and release of tension. The soothing sounds will leave you feeling lighter and balanced. Call Sound practitioners Tony and Sanmati on 9319 9667
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ARIES (Mar 21 – Apr 20)It’s a strange week. Everyone is standing in their corners, waiting for
the other to make the fi rst move. If anyone is going to be tempted to make that fi rst move, it’s likely to be you. It’s not so simple however. You will fi nd yourself evenly matched. Be quizzical.
TAURUS (Apr 21 – May 20)Though there are odd planetary placements hovering around, you are
apparently able to weave your way around the shifting sands. Find your way through the emotional thickets, with surefooted instinct. Most of what is happening is posturing. Don’t be bluffed.
GEMINI (May 21 – June 21)There’s a lot going on and you’re a key player, but it’s not proving all
that easy to fi gure out exactly what is going on. It may be that you are trying too hard to fi nd fancy explanations. The answers to people’s behaviour might be simple. Allow for differences.
CANCER (June 22 – July 22)The Moon begins the week as full as a boot, in Libra. It shines a light of
crystal clarity on the uniqueness and difference of each person involved in this piece of theatre called life. The big challenge is to keep social organisation cohesive, yet honour individuality.
LEO (July 23 – Aug 22)Most of the planets are in strong positions and at cross purposes
with each other. This makes for a scenario where everybody is full of energy but in stasis. Like cats with their hair up, friends and strangers are skirting around each other. Be generous and accepting.
VIRGO (Aug 23 – Sept 22)As you become stronger in your individuality, so do others. This leads to
there being a group of powerful people wondering how to manage tasks that require humility and co-operation. Some moments are simply diffi cult. Accept the challenge and know that it will pass.
LIBRA (Sept 23 – Oct 23)At the beginning of the week, the Moon is full in Libra. This charges you
up like a light bulb. It charges everybody else up too. There’s a lot of contrary energy around. Rather than trying to resolve differences, fi nd the harmony that comes through accepting difference.
SCORPIO (Oct 24 – Nov 21) The full Moon in Libra creates an unusual atmosphere. Rather than
the kind of smooth, cultured harmony you would expect, there’s the feeling of a collection of alpha males and alpha females in a room, all very switched on and wondering how to co-exist. Be amazed.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 – Dec 21)It is very clear to you that the ground is shifting beneath everybody’s feet. This
makes all and sundry hyper-alert, hyper-protective and somewhat on edge. Now is not an opportune moment to allow an arrow of ill-considered truth to slip from your bow. Hold your tongue.
CAPRICORN (Dec 22 – Jan 19)If you slip into an authoritarian mode, you will fi nd yourself suddenly playing
the role of lynchpin for everybody else’s present state of stuckness. Dig into the wisdom that you carry underneath all the ‘should’s’ - and you’ll help to unclog a logjam.
AQUARIUS (Jan 20 – Feb 18)Keep your eye on the future as a realm of possibility. If you carry a sense of
possibility, this moment will become richer. The full Moon in Libra and the general strangeness of the moment, inspires you, just as it spooks your buddies. Translate this moment for others.
PISCES (Feb 19 – Mar 20)It’s a time of shifting sands. It won’t last for long, so see it out. There’s
no need to trek off by yourself in some heroic effort to rescue anybody. Rather than get yourself lost through misbegotten exertion, be patient in the understanding that this too shall pass.
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