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by STEPHEN POLLOCK
SIXTEEN people have lost their jobs at Bayswater’s Environment House, after an energy-saving program was axed by the Barnett government.
The non-profi t community association was less than halfway through its Saving Power program when funding was pulled on Budget day by former WA treasurer Christian Porter.
Coordinator Brenda Conochie says householders saved around $370 a year following a two-hour visit by Environment House energy auditors.
“To have our program breached mid-contract demonstrates a total lack of respect,” she told the Voice.
• Sacked Saving Power staffers Brenda Conochie and Rob Gulley.Photo by Jeremy Dixon
Cuts claim 16 jobs
“The state government and Synergy approached us in March 2011 to take over this ailing program because we had six years’ worth of experience—and results—in delivering energy and water saving programs to low-income households.
“We responded by employing 13 of Perth’s best home energy advisors to deliver a high-quality service.”
Ms Conochie says the program offered value for money with auditors visiting 3884 households in 15 months, for around $1.5 million. She says auditors saved households thousands of dollars by identifying problems such as hidden hot water leaks and the overuse of solar hot water boosters.
• Chatfi eld, page 4
• As a career politician Vincent mayor Alannah MacTiernan is used to keeping balls in the air—skills aided by 25 years playing soccer for UWA. She’s pictured here with Central Institute of Technology chief Neil
Fernandes, who’s allowing a local club to use his carpark on weekends. Story, page 14. Photo by Jeremy Dixon
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A NEW smartphone app for pregnant women has been designed to make a big dent in the obesity crisis.
Developed by Edith Cowan University researchers as part of SCOPE (starting childhood obesity prevention earlier program), the free app allows expectant mums to monitor their health during and after pregnancy.
About 30 per cent of Australian mothers become overweight or obese during their fi rst pregnancy, and one in fi ve children aged between t w o a n d three are
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baby’ app gives families immediate access to information on nutrition, weight, exercise, sleep, emotions and social life.
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“We’ve received excellent feedback about the apps and how easy it is for parents to fi nd information,” Ngala online
marketing consultant Peta Thornley told the Voice, saying mums didn’t want to have to constantly visit doctors. “We are now focusing on promoting it, particularly among professionals in the health system.”
SCOPE focuses on the health advice women want, rather than what professionals think they need, ECU senior research fellow Lydia Hearn said at the June 11 launch: “We approached Ngala with this concept as they are recognised in WA for their expertise in providing early parenting and early childhood services. Their website is a clinically approved resource for both pregnant women and health professionals.”
Parents can register to use the app on iPhones or Android phones and will receive information tailored to their specifi c needs depending on what antenatal or postnatal stage they are in.
“Research indicates that prevention of overweight and obesity needs to begin before or during pregnancy and to continue during the early years of child development,” Dr Hearn said.
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by STEPHEN POLLOCK
THE Florence Hummerston kiosk is being pulled down without proper public consultation and work should be stopped, says the WA history council.
President Lise Summers notes the results of the second stage of public consultation on the waterfront redevelopment, which closed June 5, have not yet been published.
They include a review of the detailed design guidelines and the metropolitan region scheme amendments.
“Should there be a strong public recommendation to retain the kiosk as a key cultural heritage element of the proposed works, then any work that has been undertaken may need to be reversed,” she warns. “Given that this work is being undertaken against the advice
• WA History Council president Lise Summers says demolition of the historic Florence Hummerston Kiosk breaks planning rules.
Photo by Jeremy Dixon
the full report is completed.”Ms Summers concedes stage
two consultation does not require parliamentary scrutiny and can be a rubber-stamping exercise. • continued page 6
Breaking kiosk breaks rules: History council
of the heritage council, and that no conservation plan or heritage interpretation strategy is in place, it is my understanding that a stop work order should be placed on the demolition, until
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COLES will appeal the WA liquor commission’s rejection of its application to build a First Choice liquor superstore on Guildford Road in Maylands.
The appeal will be lodged with the Supreme Court.
Plans for the 1250sqm booze
by STEPHEN POLLOCK
A BADLY cracked quadrangle at Kyilla primary school in North Perth is putting kids’ health at risk, says the school’s parents and citizens association.
The bitumen surface at the small school is used for sports, playtime and after-school activities.
P&C member Michelle Prince, whose son and daughter attend the school, says injuries have been a daily occurrence for seven years. “Most days my daughter usually has a bad graze or bruise from tripping over a crack and falling on the rough bitumen,” she says.
“It’s been like that for the past seven years, because we are a small school I feel that we are often overlooked for funding from the state government.
“The bigger schools in Mt Lawley, Coolbinia and Mt Hawthorn all seem to have better, more-up-to-date facilities.”
Principal Paola Vallesi, in the job just six months, recently got on the blower to the WA education department and was advised Tuesday, “the quadrangle will be resurfaced at a cost of $35,000”.
“I am delighted that we will have a better play area at the school,” she said.
• Material has been delivered to repair the cracked quadrangle at Kyilla Primary School. Photo by Jeremy Dixon
Perth Liberal candidate Eleni Evangel, who regularly attends events at the school and who’d lobbied the government for resurfacing, was delighted.
“I am glad the principal got such a quick turnaround and the efforts of the parents were rewarded,” she said.
Coincidentally, Perth Labor
MP John Hyde contacted the Voice this week with concerns about the lack of places for kids in inner-city schools.
“Both Highgate and Kyilla primary schools only have room for one extra early childhood student and Mt Hawthorn could only fi t in 10 more students from years 1 to 7,” he said.
Funds to fi x cracked Kyilla
barn were met with strong opposition from the local community and local politicians, with more than 1400 signatures in two petitions opposing the development.
Maylands Ratepayers and Residents Association president Roger Tomlins says they will continue the fi ght.
“We’re not going to stop now,” he said.
“The community will
continue to make its voice heard loud and clear—we don’t want this liquor barn in Maylands.”
In its ruling this month, the commission stated the proposed location— in the vicinity of 55 Central (a crisis centre) and the Elizabeth Hansen Autumn Centre—”was a critical consideration in forming its view of the likelihood of harm and ill health resulting from the grant of the application”.
Coles to fi ght grog rejection
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Left coalition a disasterI READ with alarm (Voice, June 23, 2012) that Bob Kucera has signed Unions WA’s Action Plan with Greens MLC Alison Xamon, calling on the Barnett government to invest more
Waterfront not the main gameWHAT this current and other anti- campaigners don’t seem to appreciate is that this project isn’t really about a waterfront (Voice, June 23, 2012).
By describing it as the new ‘”Waterfront” the government has very successfully made us focus on aspects like the water’s edge or the inlet and our relationship or engagement with same.
But in fact, just a like a party magician, it’s really a wonderful piece of distraction. This is not about bringing the river closer to the people—but about expanding the CBD.
Perth’s CBD has to grow, and given that there are limited opportunities for it to expand north, the obvious answer is to expand south. This project magically pulls out of the hat another two or three blocks of prime CBD real estate, and this doesn’t happen very often, on what will effectively be greenfi eld sites.
Developers will have nothing to demolish, nothing to clean up±they just move in and build.
Campaigners should forget about redesigning the shape of waterfront. That’s not the point at all.
Robert MarshallEast Perth
Barn ban a local boostTHE decision by the WA liquor commission to refuse a liquor licence (Voice, June 19, 2012) has been a wonderful boost to all those who worked so hard against the store’s establishment, including Shopfront, 55 Central, local Aboriginal residential hostels, Maylands Business Association, our ward councillors, the president and members of the Maylands Ratepayers and Residents Association and those in the community who signed/gathered petitions and made submissions.
Special thanks must go to Lisa Baker MLA who worked tirelessly to support the community in its stand. She presented the community’s petitions in parliament and acted as spokesperson for her constituents at the commission. Lisa’s submission and oral presentation were described as lengthy and thorough, with knowledge gained from her position on the parliamentary education and health standing committee.
She also made available to the community important resources needed for the campaign.
Lisa continues to work hard for her constituency—whether for additional parking bays at local train stations, more train carriages for the Midland line or by supporting residents’ efforts to maintain Maylands as a great place to live. Thank you, Lisa.
Jan Wheare Wall St, Maylands
Not so grand promenadePLEASE treat this as serious and a disgrace.
I have lived in Menora for eight years and in that time I have explained how Grand Promenade is a disgrace and dangerous, where we passengers alight from bus 20 to go to the Dianella shops, banks, etc.
There is more to being a councillor than having photos taken and drinking tea at birthday parties and bragging what a difference they will make when voted for.
Back in the dark ages Perth was voted a clean area. Please, photograph Grand Promenade, shopping grounds and verges in Alexander Drive.
A horrible sight.D WhitePlantation St, Menora
More hot airWHAT a waste of money, time and effort the Rio climate change powwow.
We may be utterly divided on how to fi ght climate, says an essayist in Time magazine, but we’ll suffer the consequences of it together, he ends.
True enough. And the suffering is already here.
Urgently needed to stand up and be counted are more catchers in the rye to join President Obama and Great Britain’s David Cameron before we plunge into the rapids and are swept down the river of no return.
What about Australian politicians? What Australian politicians?
Ron WillisFirst Ave, Mt Lawley
money in public services.After the last federal election Julia
Gillard, in a desperate effort to form a government, did a deal with the Greens, thus creating a Coalition government, with many disastrous consequences.
Just for starters she admitted having to break her promise to the Australian people not to introduce a carbon tax (to appease Bob Brown and his colleagues) and relax our border protection policies even further.
Now rarely does a day pass when at least one boat arrives in our waters.
I would have thought Mr Kucera would have refl ected on this disastrous federal Greens-Labor experiment before jumping into such an agreement with someone from the Watermelon Party.
Paul MannionRobinson Ave, Belmont
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EACH morning as I drive to work, I pass a huge Moreton Bay fi g
tree just on the edge of the CBD. It’s on the right hand side of the road at a set of traffi c lights. As I am always turning left and the lights are usually in my favour I never get to really study the tree for long. I am just aware of its size as I pass.
About a week ago, I was approaching the lights when the sun broke through the clouds and the whole tree lit up before me. The traffi c lights turned to red and I was fi nally made aware of just how magnifi cent this tree was.
The yellow centres of the clusters of leaves at the tips of the branches were twinkling like planets. The huge limbs spread out from the massive trunk and it looked as if it was supporting its own galaxy of stars from those mighty arms.
Each morning this week, the lights have been against me and I have been drawn towards the tree as if it was beckoning me to show me how handsome it was.
DAVID HERRING is a CBD wage slave who gets
inspiration from the Moreton Bay fi g trees that line Barrack Street near the Esplanade. Once the bulldozers get busy for Elizabeth Quay, the fi gs on the western side of the road will go, making way for the skyscrapers that will line the lake, a change he says will be “tragic”.
Who says trees can’t talk?
Most trees around it looked as if a neat hole had been dug for them and the soil tamped down neatly around them. This tree looked as if it had ripped open the earth’s crust and climbed out.
The many wounds where branches had been lopped or broken peered from the main limbs like great gargoyles. Some laughing, some frowning, but each with its own personality which collectively gave this great being its character.
Each morning I learnt something new as he revealed himself to me. In spite of his massive strength and presence like a bull elephant he was not threatening. In fact, I felt I could stand under his huge canopy and I would be protected from all evil forces.
I am sitting under his great arms as I write this now and I have an unusual feeling of calm and am oblivious to the world beyond its reach. I am not alone in this feeling of being in a safe haven. Bees have taken up home in a great gargoyle’s mouth in one of the higher branches. As the sunlight catches their wings as they dart in and out of the nest, it looks as if shooting stars are being spewed upwards to take their place in the galaxy.
A fl irtatious little wagtail has
been dancing around my feet whilst I’ve been sitting here. Every now and then she leaps into the air to catch my attention and let me know she’s happy and safe with her surroundings.
A young magpie has just marched up and inspected my shoes and now ambled off to talk to a tourist.
I am so glad I took time out to come and sit with this great tree. The more I look at it the more I see and the more aware I become. I also feel that I have become stronger through this experience as the tree was not only telling me something, it was giving me something.
Yesterday, after a week of awareness with this splendid specimen I walked into a local newsagent, picked up a Family Circle magazine and it opened to a story I had submitted more than a year ago and had forgotten about. It was titled Talking with Trees. Yes, you guessed right, it was about a Moreton Bay fi g. Who says trees can’t talk?
‘Each morning I learnt something new as he revealed himself to me.’
• File image | Moreton Bay Fig
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• from page 2WA heritage minister
John Castrilli concedes the kiosk’s deconstruction is opposed by the WA heritage council.
“The heritage council has supported other elements of the development and believes that the interpretation strategy being implemented will better reveal the cultural heritage of this place to the people of WA.”
Ms Summers is also pushing for more transparency and details about the extent of an archaeological survey.
“It is my understanding that there may well be evidence of the extensive commercial maritime activities which took place to the west of the Esplanade up until the 1950s,” she says.
“Opportunities also exist to look for evidence of the funfair, ‘White City’, which was in operation for several years in the 1920s—Aboriginal boxers and rodeo riders took part in the competitions that were held here, and it is a signifi cant part of their post-settlement heritage.”
Mr Castrilli didn’t respond to questions about the survey.
Kiosk ‘should stay’
by STEPHEN POLLOCK
LABOR leader Mark McGowan will lobby police and Bayswater city council to keep the local cop shop open.
Mr McGowan says crime and anti-social behaviour, especially around Halliday Park, and home burglary rates continue to be a problem in Maylands.
“I will be discussing possible solutions, including the need to keep Bayswater police station open, with local police and mayor Terry Kenyon,” he said.
In May 2011 the suburb of Bayswater topped the list for burglaries (56) in the municipality, pipping Morley (38), Noranda (19) and Embleton (9).
Last August, 35 bobbies at the local cop shop were relocated and the building used to instead house railway security and traffi c offi cers.
Police were sent to one of three super stations in Scarborough, Morley and Mirrabooka, which top brass claim are more effective for modern policing.
The police meeting will be part of a Maylands walkabout, which will see the opposition leader visit local business owners and community leaders.
Earlier this year Mr McGowan launched the Strengthening Animal Welfare in WA discussion paper, written by Maylands MP Lisa Baker.
But he was circumspect about creating a stand-alone animal welfare portfolio (currently it is lumped under the WA government’s agriculture portfolio).
“Labor produced a discussion paper on strengthening animal welfare in WA,” he said.
“We will incorporate these ideas and community responses into future policy formation.”
The Voice asked him whether Ms Baker—formerly the head of welfare peak body WACOSS—was knocking on the door for a shadow cabinet post.
“Lisa Baker has been an outstanding performer in the parliament and in the Maylands community,” he said.
“We are focusing all our energy or winning the 2013 election and future portfolios will be discussed after that time.”
Labor lobbies for cop shop
• Mark McGowan • Lisa Baker
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THE Liberal Party has become so socially conservative that its supporters are defecting to the Greens.
Investment advisor Mark Siford used to vote Liberal but has been put off by the party’s increasingly hard line on social issues and the economy.
He supports federal Labor’s mining and carbon taxes, saying they set the country up for 21st century investment.
“A properly designed mining tax would provide funds to either be invested for future generations or to foster newer, greener industries so that we have some industries left when our resources are tapped out,” he says.
But neither the Gillard government nor the Abbott Opposition has much to be proud of with “simply appalling” asylum seeker policies, which is largely why he’s shifted his support to the Greens.
Cameron Poustie, the Greens’ candidate for the Legislative Council north metropolitan region seat, says there are others like Mr Siford who are increasingly disheartened by the Liberals’ transformation into an Australian version of the US Republicans’ Tea Party movement.
The Liberals’ hardline opposition to equal marriage, denial of climate change science and adherence to neo-conservative economic radicalism left little place for people who once considered themselves “moderate” Liberals.
“People who are economically more traditionally conservative but socially quite progressive just don’t get where the Liberals are with gay marriage, which is such a no-brainer as far as the next social justice development,” Mr Poustie says.
With Labor also grappling internally with the issue—and Prime Minister Julia Gillard remaining implacably opposed to equal marriage—social progressives were looking further Left for a new political home.
Mr Poustie says Tony Abbott’s profi le as a climate change denier has disheartened ex-Liberals “coming over in bigger numbers”.
Notre Dame politics lecturer Martin Drum says Mr Poustie has picked up on a defi nite trend.
“There is some commonalities in the demographics around voting for the Liberals and the Greens,” he told the Voice.
Dr Drum has conducted extensive research into Western Australians’ voting habits and says the Greens are also snatching high-income Labor
voters.Mr Poustie says he doesn’t
have access to the party’s statistics on voting patterns but has anecdotal evidence that a quarter of Greens’ voters preference the Liberals ahead of Labor.
In the 2001 federal election the party had been shocked to see some Greens voters putting One Nation second.
Mr Poustie claims it is a myth the Greens are “tightly associated with the Labor party”, despite its alliance with the minority Gillard government and infl uence shaping the carbon and mining taxes.
He’s organising a “mythbusters” night at the Subiaco Community Centre on Tuesday July 3 at 6.30pm to outline who Greens really are.
GreenberalsModerate voters abandon ‘Tea Party-style’ hardline
• Investment adviser and ex-Liberal voter Mark Siford, left, and Greens candidate Cameron Poustie.
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CENTRAL Institute of Technology students have created plans for a new vibrant, 24-hour Chinatown.
Students presented their design “visions” to Perth lord mayor Lisa Scaffi di at a lunchtime seminar in Northbridge Piazza last week.
The brief provided by Perth city council was to submit designs for three locations—38 Roe Street, 87 James Street and Chinatown—which would be popular with tourists and commercially viable.
The plans incorporated landscaping, signage and way fi nding, coupled with dual
by STEPHEN POLLOCK
STIRLING city council has increased rates by 3.95 per cent in its 2012/13 budget.
Mayor David Boothman says an increase in utility costs, including street lighting and the carbon tax equated to a quarter of the increase.
“At 3.95 per cent, Stirling city council’s average rate increase (and 5.099 cents in the dollar), it is one of the lowest in the metropolitan area and extremely competitive when compared to other councils in WA,” he said.
“The city continues its debt-free policy with no provision in this budget to borrow funds for works, once again highlighting the short-term and long-term
• Students have designed a revamped Chinatown. Images supplied | Central Institute of Technology
roles for venues that promoted a “round the clock” vision for Chinatown.
CIT lecturer Kyri Tombouloglou says the project aims to improve the façade of Chinatown, on both Roe Street and Nicks Lane, for when the Perth City Link is connected.
“It’s not unusual for Perth to be compared to large cities such as Melbourne, Sydney and London”, he said.
“But as we say to our students, look at these great cities for inspiration but let’s not replicate them.”
Ms Scaffi di says the collaboration was more than an educational exercise, and she is encouraging Chinatown’s shop-
owners to take a serious look at the plans.
“It’s easy for people to accept things as they are in their city but the students’ work opens our eyes to opportunities for the potential of positive change,” she said.
“The privately owned land known and branded as Chinatown in Roe Street has the chance to become a lively and exciting precinct between the Perth City Link and Northbridge and the students have shown skill and creativity in developing their visions. This is a great learning exercise for CIT students to apply some of the skills they have been learning on a real-life location.”
fi nancial sustainability of the city.
“In terms of fi nancial stability and sustainability, against a background of imminent local government reform and amalgamations, the performance of the city compares exceptionally well to other metropolitan local governments.”
Refuse collection charges have risen 7.1 per cent—with the council blaming the carbon tax for increasing the cost of dumping rubbish at landfi ll. The security levy was bumped up 3.85 per cent.
Stirling is the largest local government in WA based on population with an overall 2012/13 budget of $243.6
million, of which $109.9 million is raised from general rates revenue.
Meanwhile, Bayswater city council is set to raise rates by around 3.75 per cent.
A council insider told the Voice the rise—just above the CPI 3.5 per cent forecast for 2012-13—would be rubber-stamped at a budget meeting on July 3.
Last year the council upped rates 5.9 per cent. Mayor Terry Kenyon blames the rise in gas, electricity and water costs passed on from the state.
Perth city council has increased rates a hefty six per cent, while Vincent city council has proposed a 4.93 per cent jump which still has to be voted on.
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BEDSHED MORLEY has admitted that a supplier parked in a disabled parking bay so he could unload goods.
Zara Saliba, 24, says she was treated with indifference after complaining about the truck using the space, forcing her to circle for 10 minutes before fi nding a space.
One staffer reportedly told her the truck had nothing to do with Bedshed—despite bed frames being humped out of the vehicle and into the store as she spoke.
“He [then] justifi ed the action by saying that everyone does it and that stock needed to be brought through the front and the only available bay was the disabled bay.
“He also said that the store frequently uses the bay to unload stock when their storeroom was full.
“I explained that I was disabled and that their actions had inconvenienced me, but I received no apology and the salesmen seemed disinterested.”
Six years ago Ms Zaliba was in a car accident that left her with chronic spinal pain. She’s undergone more than 20 operations, the most recent just two weeks ago.
She has bought three expensive mattresses and 10 pillows from the store since her injury and is disappointed with
• A delivery truck parked in an ACROD bay. Photo supplied | Zara Saliba
the lack of regard.To make matters worse, she says a
designated loading bay was empty at the time.
Bedshed CEO Gavin Culmsee wouldn’t say if the ACROD bay was used regularly as a loading bay.
“Bedshed apologises that a supplier making a delivery to its Morley store
incorrectly used the disabled parking bay,” he says.
“Bedshed fully appreciates the importance of disabled car parking facilities and regrets any inconvenience caused as a result of this incident.
“Bedshed has processes in place for deliveries, which in this case were not followed.”
by CARMELO AMALFI
VINCENT city council has accepted a $3 million tender to restore the lakes at Perth’s historic Hyde Park.
Advanteering civil engineers in West Leederville won the contract subject to changes that include deleting a proposed sediment trap used to catch toxic sediment.
The council also decided to delay the removal of exotic vegetation from islands
and drop the height of a pile wall to save money.
Members of the Hyde Park Lakes Restoration Working Group considered the size of the trap to be, “visually unacceptable and obtrusive”.
In 2010, the federal government committed $2 million to restoring the lakes, with $2.5m provided by Vincent and the Water Corporation.
Established in 1898, state heritage-listed Hyde Park was designed in 1898 by Lyall Hall, and is a relatively rare example
of the Arcadian landscape style.It is one of the few remaining seasonal
wetlands within a series of now in-fi lled groundwater-dependent wetlands which formed part of the ‘Great Lakes’ within the Swan coastal plain.
In recent years, long summers, drought, limited rain in winter and lower water levels have turned big parts of it into swamps.
Potential acid sulphate and heavy metal soil deposits have been identifi ed within the beds.
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IT was the mid ‘80s. Maurice Flavel had been working in a warehouse, packing up boxes of records by
Samantha Fox and Mel and Kim, when he decided he couldn’t take it anymore and stormed out.
“I thought, I’m helping all these crappy bands make loads of money by sending their music out to the public,” he said.
“I couldn’t live with myself anymore!”Flavel set about changing WA’s
listening habits and has for the past 15 years been selling cool records to Perth’s music-buying public.
He started with a small record shop, Grooves that Move in Midland, before opening Blowfl y in Barrack Street.
Nowadays he operates out of Noise Pollution in the heart of Northbridge.
The shop is crammed with everything from Pearl Jam to Tchaikovsky and doesn’t specialise in any particular genre.
Flavel says the internet has created a more promiscuous listener, open to a diverse range of musical styles.
“Nowadays people are listening to all kinds of stuff, there’s no more pigeon-holing.”
The veteran singer-songwriter has been playing the Perth and Fremantle pub scene for more than 15 years.
His bourbon-soaked CV includes The Kill Devil Hills and The Drones.
He is supportive of locals, stocking records by artists such as Adam Brown, and has featured intimate live gigs in his
shop by acoustic duos. Despite recently turning 50, Flavel
hasn’t lost his appetite for exploring new sounds and genres.
“A lot of the kids are listening to Breaks and DJ-style music,” he said. “Being in the heart of Northbridge we get a lot of young folk coming in—it keeps me energised.”
Despite the popularity of online commerce, only 10 per cent of Flavel’s sales are via the internet: “It’s like a ritual, people love to come into the shop and fl ip through the dust covers and have a chat,” he said. “You can’t emulate that sort of experience online.”
Despite an evanescent music scene and the public’s fi ckle tastes, Flavel believes he has the recipe for ongoing success.
“I think I’ve survived because I’ve got good taste,” he laughs
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City of BayswaterThe Garden City - Quality Lifestyle
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Local Housing Strategy AdoptedThe City of Bayswater is pleased to announce the adoption of the Local HousingStrategy.
The Strategy, as adopted by Council on 22 May 2012, will be the guiding documentfor future residential development within the City of Bayswater.
The Strategy identifies several 'Focus Areas for Change'. The 'Focus Areasfor Change' will have increased development potential and will facilitate a mixof housing choices, while focussing on quality streetscapes for pedestrians. Inreturn developers will be required to build high quality development to enhancethe character of the area.
Most of the City lies outside of the 'Focus Areas for Change' and is predominantlyresidential. Minimal change is proposed to the planning framework in these areas.
The Local Housing Strategy was developed in consultation with the local communityand will guide future decision making for residential development, particularly inrelation to town planning scheme amendments, rezonings, proposed policies ormajor development proposals.
The Strategy can be viewed on the City's website at www.bayswater.wa.gov.au
Residential Design GuidelinesOne of the recommendations of the Local Housing Strategy is to consider thepreparation of a policy(s) to address residential design, built form and streetscapes,as necessary.
Residential development is required to meet certain criteria as defined by thestatewide 'Residential Design Codes', however the City has the capacity tovary some components of the Residential Design Codes through local planningpolicies.
The City invites you to comment on streetscapes, building design and appearancein your local area. Submissions received will be collated and presented to Councilto consider the design elements to be addressed in the guidelines.
Written comments can be submitted in person at the City's Civic Centre or theMax Tulley Information Centre (Galleria Office), by mail to the City of Bayswater POBox 467 Morley WA 6943 or by fax to 9272 0665. Alternatively, an online feedbackform is available on the City's website at www.bayswater.wa.gov.au.
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The City of Vincent is seeking quotations to engage a suitablyqualified person, company or organisation to produce aMaster Plan for Britannia Reserve, Leederville. Preparation ofthe Master Plan is to incorporate comprehensive communityconsultation and engagement in a process that ensures thereserve is developed to its optimal potential as a leadingrecreational facility for multiple users.Information on the Master Plan brief is available atwww.vincent.wa.gov.auFor copies of the brief, please contact Shirley-Anne Maxwellon 9273 6564 or [email protected] queries can be directed to Jacinta Anthony on 9273 6000or [email protected] should be submitted by 5.00pm Thursday12 July 2012.JOHN GIORGI, JPCHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
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Notice is hereby given that, in accordance with Section 5.5 ofthe Local Government Act 1995, a Special Council Meeting,will be held on Tuesday 3 July 2012 commencing at 6.00pm inthe City of Vincent Administration & Civic Centre, 244 VincentStreet (cnr Loftus Street), Leederville.The purpose of this Special Council Meeting is to discuss theAdoption of the Annual Budget 2012/2013.Any enquiries may be directed to the Director CorporateServices, Executive Secretary on 9273 6008.JOHN GIORGI, JPCHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
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ITALY celebrated two soccer triumphs this week.
It knocked England out of Euro 2012 and Perth Soccer Club won free parking at the Mt Lawley Central Institute of Technology.
Fans of PSC, formerly Perth Azzurri, will be allowed to use the CIT car park on Sundays when they go to watch their juniors play at Forrest Park.
There’s space for about 50 cars.
At a recent Vincent parking forum, residents from nearby
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Mayor Alannah MacTiernan—who bragged about playing “left” midfi eld for UWA for 25 years—said the solution was a win for both residents and fans.
“This is a great collaboration which will benefi t everyone,” she said.
She said it did not mean the park, popular with dog walkers, would one day be handed over to the PSC (a concern expressed at a forum earlier this year by dog walkers).
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“On busy match days we have around 15 juniors games taking place and up to 1000 people coming to watch,” he said.
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The car park will be open from 8.30am to 3pm Sundays from the start of the 2012-13 PSC season. Signage for the station will cost $1000 and the area will be policed by rangers, staff availability permitting.
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LONDON was full of eye-popping sights for a fresh-faced colonial
lass from the quiet backwater that was Perth in 1971.
None more so than a group of white-robed Hare Krishnas dancing and chanting down Piccadilly and I still have the photo I’d taken, hands shaking with excitement, when those exotic beings came into view.
Perth and I have come a long way since then and it’s common to see devotees of Krishna in the Murray Street Mall. I’d discovered the delights of what the other half and I affectionately call “Harry’s Place” some years ago.
We were bereft when the original Hare Krishna restaurant closed but a new one sprang up a couple of shops down on William Street last year.
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The eclectic mix of patrons, from dreadlocked backpackers and those down on their luck to suited business types and trendy young offi ce workers to middle-aged matrons, proves its broad popularity.
Fitting right in we joined the queue asking for two standard “all you can eat” plates ($10).
A stack of samosas ($3) and a pakora ($1) looked tempting so we threw budgetary caution to the wind and ordered a couple of each.
With all the fi nesse of a sergeant in a fi eld mess the young woman behind the bain marie slopped vegetable curry,
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The ungentle service was the only jarring note of the meal which was delicious, especially the wonderfully tangy and salty dahl.
A gentler soul was on hand when we went back and seconds came with a smile.
Posters of Krishna as a child and as an old man beam down from the walls and each table has booklets on Krishna philosophy for diners to peruse over lunch.
Sadly, the staff were wearing civvies and there wasn’t a white robe or set of beads in sight.
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Owners Franck and Olivier bring a truly French character to the store (even after 16 years in Australia their accents are still very strong—it is all part of ze charm, yes!)
It goes without saying the coffee is great - sourced from one of Australia’s fi rst tea and coffee distributors, Griffi ths imports from leading coffee growing regions in South America, Asia and Africa. They select their beans carefully to ensure a consistently high quality and consistency in fl avour. The rich 80% Arabica is bound to get you feeling bright and can be enjoyed in the charming alfresco area.
Apart from the coffee, if you’re craving authentic French food this is the right place.
Franck is the maker of all savouries and his fi lled fresh baguettes, baked daily, are amazing.
Then there’s the beef bourguignon pie, croque-monsieur, paysan (rustic version of the croque-monsieur).
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AUSTRALIAN actor Damien Richardson says there was a lot
of hanging around when he worked with Harvey Keitel earlier this year.
The duo had been working on the set of Fatal Honeymoon, an Aussie fi lm based on the death of Alabama woman Tina Watson during her Great Barrier Reef diving honeymoon in 2003.
“Most of the time he was doing yoga in his trailer and we had to wait on set until he was in the zone,” Richardson laughs.
Reservoir Dogs“You forgot that he’s 73
now. Most of us still picture the guy from Reservoir Dogs in our minds.
“But he was the ultimate pro and a really nice guy to boot.”
Richardson shot to fame in TV’s City Homicide, playing Detective Matt Ryan (the “nice” one, whom you’d take home to mother).
This year he returns to the stage, appearing in The School for Wives, a 17th century comedy by French playwright Molière (Richardson is no stranger to the footlights, recently appearing in The Water Carriers at the Melbourne Theatre Company).
The play follows Arnolde, a paranoid bachelor who
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His solution? Enlist the local convent to raise a naive girl who will be faithful and thus the perfect wife.
The semi-farce is reset in the glamour of 1920s Paris, the hunting grounds of Picasso and Dali.
Richardson plays Chris, Arnolde’s friend and confi dant, who tries to inject a dose of reality into the situation.
“Arnolde has a perspective which will drive him to an early grave, trying to control love,” Richardson says.
“Chris becomes the
mouthpiece for the audience, vocalising their fears and hopes on love, which is of course completely unpredictable.”
Richardson says the theme of infi delity is more pertinent than ever and should strike a chord with modern audiences: “It’s extraordinary, because the theme of infi delity is one which you would more readily associate with contemporary society over the last 50 years or so,” he says.
“But this play was written back in the 1600s.”
MoralistsMolière (The Misanthrope,
The Bourgeois Gentleman) is widely regarded as one of the best comedy writers in Western literature. Although his work was popular with the court and Parisians in the 1600s, his satires attracted criticism from moralists and the fun-crushing Papacy, which frowned at his expose of Church hypocrisy.
Richardson concedes modernising the play posed some technical diffi culties for the troupe.
“It was translated directly from the French text and we had to judge how far to modernise the language,” he says.
“But we struck a nice balance and have created something a bit unique.”
The School of Wives is at the State Theatre Centre from July 11–14.
Very Modern Molière
• Damien Richardson and John Adam (colleagues on TV’s City Homicide) as
Chris and Arnolde, in Molière’s The School for Wives.
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THE aptly named Woodlands Street, Menora is a forest of gracious old trees.
It’s also full of gracious old homes, like this one built in the 1940s.
In the art deco style it comes with all the features of the period including gorgeous lead-light windows and doors, rich jarrah fl oors, high (and decorative) ceilings and picture rails.
A classic, deco curved verandah, with soaring columns supports the roof, offers a sheltered spot to sit and watch the world go gently by.
Inside, the three-bedroom home has been beautifully renovated to make the most of its heritage features, while ensuring it meets the needs of today’s modern family.
Two bedrooms are double and have walk-in-robes, with the main bigger still and featuring a huge ensuite.
The spacious, gleaming-white kitchen still has a ‘40s feel but behind the nostalgia is everything necessary to life in the 21st century.
A small vestibule/dining nook off the kitchen leads to the huge garden through French doors.
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I’d be inclined to extend to create an open-plan family room where the current covered patio is, and with 732sqm there’s certainly plenty of scope.
Currently the garden is in its infancy with a few trees and a huge grassed area for the kids to play, making this an ideal family home.
Despite the tranquil ambience
Woodlands Street is not far from Alexander Road and Walcott Street, which means you’ll be spoilt for choice when it comes to shops, cafes and restaurants in any direction.
And St Paul’s Primary, Mount Lawley primary and SHS and Edith Cowan University are within walking distance.
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ARIES (Mar 21 – Apr 20)Since the fi res of inspiration aren’t burning in quite the way you would
prefer, you will have to partake of a lot of quality communication to stay on track. Be meticulous. Others might not immediately jump to the same conclusions you do. Spell out all the details.
TAURUS (Apr 21 – May 20)Infatuation has the habit of blurring our vision. Love itself is clearer. Venus is
setting your ideas against your feelings in such matters. You will have to learn to discern between the two and fi gure out which is best to follow. As you sort this out, so you fi nd your power.
GEMINI (May 21 – June 21)Be proud and self-assured, even though the circumstances
surrounding you might be provoking the occasional wobble. The world is presently an emotional place, though you might prefer it to be cerebral. Go with the fl ow, with dignity intact, even if it’s not logical.
CANCER (June 22 – July 22)There is plenty of support coming your way from the planetary gods.
Neptune and Chiron are inspiring you to trust your longing, with all the creativity you can imagine. The Sun is providing you with all the vitality you need to see things through. Grab life and go for it.
LEO (July 23 – Aug 22)Even though the situations you are in might be rolling along in the
opposite direction to planned, there is a slow burn going on inside that keeps you fi red up and inspired. Stoke and protect your passion and your sense of direction during the lull. Be ready to move in a fl ash.
VIRGO (Aug 23 – Sept 22)The moment you communicate what you feel, the road ahead opens up and
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LIBRA (Sept 23 – Oct 23)Circumstances do turn. Watch for those precious moments when you
know that all the diffi culties that have been gifted to you, suddenly make perfect sense. If you do, you will discover that you have made peace in places you thought were too far gone. Life is transformative.
SCORPIO (Oct 24 – Nov 21) The rising Moon shines her silvery light into your hiding place. She
ignites a powerful trust in your path. The Sun in Cancer reassures you that the feeling world that you dwell in, is a perfectly fi ne place to live. There’s no better time to feel at home in your skin than now.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 – Dec 21)Even though events might be preventing you from being able to fully fl oor your
accelerator, your engine is growling with power. Use this time to develop insight and understanding where it matters most. Use this time to focus on what freedom and fruition really mean.
CAPRICORN (Dec 22 – Jan 19)Either your road ahead is blocked, which is driving you bananas, or the
doors you have invited to open, are opening at such a rate you feel unprepared to evolve so quickly. Either way you are asked to bridge the gap between your conservatism and your wildness
AQUARIUS (Jan 20 – Feb 18)Take a slightly distant stance and watch what’s going on around you. As long as
you aren’t fully engaged, you will be able to generate clear perception, which will be useful to you and anyone who asks. The work you have done over the years to understand, is bearing fruit.
PISCES (Feb 19 – Mar 20)Look to the places and people that are keeping you sane. They are
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SPARE Parts Puppet Theatre presents the world premiere of Miss Lily’s Fabulous Feather Boa for the July
9–21 school holidays.There will be two shows daily (not Sundays),
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Tickets are $19.50 (discounts apply for bookings of four or more). Book at www.sppt.asn.au or call 9335 5044.
The Voice has two family passes up for grabs. Send your entries to Voice Miss Lily, PO Box 85 North Fremantle 6159. Comp closes this Tuesday.
Music to their earsHeading off to see the
wonderful Fremantle Symphony Orchestra are
our winners C JODRELL of North Perth and SUZANNE EDWARDS of Yokine. Tix are in the mail folks.
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A natural deodoriser, germ-killer, solvent and powerful cleaner, Bosisto’s Eucalyptus Oil and Spray have hundreds of health and household uses—with more being discovered every day. A few drops in steaming hot water provides
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Bosisto’s Spray is especially great for deodorising pet areas and rubbish bins, freshening shoes and gym bags, and even spraying on mattresses in between sheet changes. In the laundry, Bosisto’s Eucalyptus Oil’s talents really shine. A few capfuls added to the wash deodorises work and sporting gear, imparts a fresh aroma to towels and bed linen, and leaves winter woollens soft and fl uffy.
For more information visit www.fgb.com.au or enter our comp to win a fabulous Bosisto’s winter package, valued at $160! Send your entries via post to Perth Voice Bosistos Competition, PO Box 85, North Fremantle, 6159. Comp closes Tuesday July 10 and we will notify the lucky winners.
Th e good oil on health
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6 Catalina Cove, Maylands $1.499MTranquil cul-de-sac location with lake back-drop, this home is beautifully presented & sits just minutes from the Swan River in the Peninsula Estate. Features include 4 large bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, formal lounge, open plan high ceilings living/ dining & kitchen, entertaining area with pool, attic for extra storage & much more…
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Call Steve on 0422 781 000
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Rare as hens teeth renovator’s dream 3 bed 1 bath townhouse with panoramic 180 degree river and city views in elevated location on Kirkham Hill Terrace. Generous front and rear courtyards. Very private with own street frontage.
Neat and clean, partially renovated 1 bed unit in well kept, quiet, leafy, green complex between the shops and the river.
Is this the best value 2 bedroom unit in Maylands or what?!! Renovated 2 bedroom unit with lovely timber fl oors in a fully secure unit block in a very hand location near the shops and Maylands train station. High demand rental area. Very low vacancy rate.
Blank canvass. 1 bed unit in a secure block close the train station ready for your handy decorating touches. Great value.......make an offer now!!
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Call Honda on 0412 860 508
11 The Boardwalk, Ascot $649,000 - $679,000This well presented home features 3 good sized bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, large kitchen with open plan living, separate lounge, ducted air conditioning, double lock up garage and within walking distance to park, river and marina.
120A Peninsula Road, Maylands $479,000 - $509,000This 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom home is very low maintenance, with a modern kitchen, single garage and easy care big backyard. This property is in the heart of Maylands and walking distance to the beautiful Swan River.
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This ideally located and beautifully presented 4 Bedroom 2 Bathroom Family Home, in the Peninsula Estate of Maylands, is just 7km to the City and approx. 200m walk to the Swan River. Stroll to the local shops, Maylands Golf Course, Tennis Club and Bus service nearby. Enjoy the natural park lands & Lakes in the Estate and cycle paths that lead to East Perth, Burswood & the City. Functional fl oor plan design with the upstairs area a welcome Family Retreat to wind down at the end of each day.
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Call Honda on 0412 860 508
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POTENTIAL HOMESITES!! An excellent opportunity to purchase this massive 1012 sqm zoned R40 close to shops, parks and river.
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