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Your voice in the
WA Parliament
Linda Savage MLC
Member for East Metro
Ph: 9477 3855
Lisa Baker MLA
Member for Maylands
Ph: 9370 3550
‘Customers
have told
me that they
won’t bring
their children
into the store
if there is a
mobile mast
on the roof’
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‘No’ Optus
IGA owner Kate
Fatouros
by STEPHEN POLLOCK
MORE than 500 Morley
residents oppose an Optus
mobile phone tower planned
for Wellington Road.
The telco giant wants to erect
an antenna atop Wellington
Village IGA, close to North Morley
primary school, businesses and
homes.
Supermarket owner Kate
Fatouros fears custom will dry up
over safety fears about electromagnetic radiation.
“Eighty five per cent of our
customers are families with
children under the age of 13,” she
told the Voice. “We also get a lot
of pregnant ladies and elderly
customers.
“Customers have told me that
they won’t bring their children
into the store if there is a mobile
mast on the roof.”
The safety of mobile phone
towers has divided the scientific
community, with studies from the
World Health Organization, the
Australian Radiation Protection
and Nuclear Safety Agency
describing the risk of harm as
highly unlikely.
• Cr Graham Pittaway, left, and Kate Fatorous, front, oppose plans for a mobile phone tower in Morley.
Photo by Matthew Dwyer
close to schools and homes.”
Optus spokesperson Jacqui
Christie says the company can’t
provide specifics on height and
range until the design stage is
complete.
The Voice has seen a Daly
International design document
showing the tower to be about 5m.
“Low-impact” towers (defined
as under 5m) come under federal
law and don’t require council
approval.
But Bayswater councillor
Graham Pittaway, who’s tabled a
529-signature petition opposing
the tower, says it is “better to be
safe than sorry”.
“I appreciate there is some
doubt in the scientific community
about whether phone towers are
actually damaging to peoples’
health but until we can say it is
100 per cent safe, there is no point
in taking any chances and placing
these towers in suburban areas
“We intend to actively
consult with the local council
and community members upon
completion of the proposal,” Ms
Christie said. “Optus always
works hard to strike a balance
between community feedback and
the demand for increased mobile
coverage.”
In January Optus scrapped
plans to erect a 31m tower,
disguised as a tree, at Perth Oval.
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Thankfully Rigg informs
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is looking for public toilets. Rigg
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about rents on Beaufort Street:
As the area becomes gentrified
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charge a fortune. They’re wrong,
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She mentions the thought of
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by STEPHEN POLLOCK
BAYSWATER mayor Terry
Kenyon has walked out of
his own council chamber in a
move that saved mayoral and
budget dinners from the axe.
Cr Mike Sabatino—a veteran
Kenyon critic—had moved the
nosh-ups be scrapped to save
around $45,000 a year.
With Cr Kenyon’s “super
six” faction reduced to four—Cr
Barry McKenna (heart attack)
and Cr Marlene Robinson (knee
replacement) are on leave—Cr
Sabatino had five votes to push
the measure through.
Facing defeat, all four of
the Kenyon faction declared a
financial interest in the item and
left the chamber, en masse.
At least six councillors are
required for a quorum, resulting
in the item being held over to
next month’s council meeting.
Crs Robinson and McKenna
are expected to return for that
meeting, giving the mayor’s
faction the upper hand again.
Cr Mike Anderton described
the walkout as hypocritical,
saying councillors who’d walked
out had voted on the issue
previously without complaint.
“Two of the councillors who
walked out last Tuesday—
because they weren’t sure if
they could vote on the topic—
actually voted on the same topic
at the annual general meeting
of electors last December,” he
scoffed.
Cr Kenyon said recent
changes to the local government
act “had created uncertainty”.
“My fellow councillors
and myself felt that it was
appropriate to exercise due
diligence by declaring an interest
pending the outcome of legal
opinion on if we can actually
take part in debate on this
matter,” he said.
The mayor said the dinners
were networking opportunities
with councillors, MPs and
dignitaries that, “far outweighs
the cost”.
Cr Chris Cornish, who’d
campaigned against the
budget dinner during his 2011
campaign, says they’re a waste
of ratepayers’ money. “The
annual ‘budget dinner’ serves no
purpose other than to provide
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STEPHEN POLLOCK
A GARBAGE truck crashed
into the awnings of the
Mt Lawley Liquorland on
Tuesday, smashing the roof
and causing traffic woes
along Beaufort Street.
Liquorland employee
Simon Goodall says no beer
was injured.
The truck clipped the
corner store around 7.30am
causing damage to the
security camera, signage and
protruding awning.
Police closed a lane in
Beaufort Street and the entrance
to Second Avenue till early
afternoon.
“It was only the exterior that
was damaged and we re-opened
the shop in the early evening,”
Mr Goodall said. “No employees
or customers were in the shop at
that time in the morning.
“We haven’t had much
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Outrageous
hypocrisy
I REFER to “Abbott MP wants
faster NBN rollout” (Voice, April
21, 2012) in which Stirling Liberal
MP Michael Keenan calls on the
federal government to rollout the
National Broadband Network
more rapidly.
Michael Keenan and Tony Abbott
have voted against the NBN 14
times in the parliament: They have
attempted to block the NBN at every
turn.
For Mr Keenan to now call for
a faster rollout is outrageously
hypocritical.
As he would know, around
15,400 homes and businesses in
his electorate of Stirling will be
connected to high-speed broadband
within three years and the entire
electorate over time.
Despite Mr Keenan doing
everything within his power to stop
the NBN, the federal government
understands the residents and
businesses of Stirling are crying out
for better internet connections.
That’s why the Gillard
government is connecting every
home, business, school and hospital
in Australia to the National
Broadband Network.
In the 21st century, broadband
internet is basic infrastructure:
Australian families rely on it and
Australian businesses need it.
Businesses all around Australia
need access to high-speed broadband
to remain competitive.
It’s become an essential utility—
like electricity or water, which is why
we believe that every Australian
deserves to have access to the NBN.
We have tasked NBN Co to
achieve the best value for money in
rolling out this massive infrastructure
investment.
It is constructing the NBN in the
fastest, most efficient and sensible
way by basing its decision-making
on geographic and engineering
considerations.
Taking any other approach would
cost more, and take longer.
It is important to remember that
once the NBN rollout is complete
that every Australian will be able
to access the benefits of highspeed internet in their homes and
businesses.
It must be remembered that
the Gillard Labor government is
fully committed to the NBN, while
Michael Keenan and Tony Abbott
have committed themselves to
stopping the NBN dead in its tracks.
Senator Chris Evans
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minister
Because the
Bible said so
J WARNE (Voice mail, April 28,
2012) asks if I’ve read Dawkins.
The answer is “yes”, but on the
basis of Psalm 53:1, I have no
need to read more.
Has J Warne read the verses I’d
provided? Obviously not because
they are clear historical facts and not
matters for “interpretation”. 2 Tim
3:16 and 1 Cor 2:14 are helpful here.
As for Buddha etc, Jesus put them
into context in John 14:6.
Why the focus on Jesus? See Acts
4:12 and John 8:31 & 32.
Regarding the assertion that
“thinking people are leaving
churches in droves”, I point to the
fact that although this phenomena is
occurring in Australia, Great Britain
and Europe, in sub-Saharan Africa,
South America and Asia, the church
is growing. Matt 16:18 explains.
As for blood sacrifice etc, see Heb
9 & 10.
K Laffer
Freedman Rd, Menora
We’re not
nurses
RE: “Backyard births on the
rise” (Voice, Saturday April 21,
2012), the Australian College of
Midwives wishes to clarify that
midwifery is not a speciality of
nursing, as reported.
Midwifery is a profession in its
own right with a number of entry
pathways including post-graduate
studies and/or a three-year degree in
midwifery.
Midwives are qualified to provide
care across the antenatal, labour
and birth and postnatal period.
The World Health Organization
recognises the midwife as the most
appropriate person to care for lowrisk pregnant women. Research
suggests women want continuity
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the ACM believes all women should
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regardless of risk.
The National Maternity Services
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variety of settings (home or hospital
as appropriate) women would have
more choice and not feel forced to
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Terri Barrett
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The Ed says: Thanks Te
Naming rights
RE: “Unwanted posters” (Voice,
April 28, 2012). For some time
I’ve been suggesting you should
change the name of your paper to
the Sutherland Times.
Not a week goes by without his
grinning face doing anything to get
in your paper. Looks like we don’t
have much of a choice at the next
election.
R Hart
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council short
by DAVID BELL
THERE is a $100,000 hole in
the Vincent council budget
after the Barnett government
suddenly changed rules
about how much councils can
charge for late rates.
The council is peeved and
unanimously voted to send a
letter to minister John Castrilli
“expressing its concern at
the lack of consultation” and
requesting he “treat local
government equitably and have
a single standard for state and
local government”.
Previously the council had
been allowed to charge people 11
per cent interest on late rates: the
longer recalcitrants take to pay,
the more the costs rack up. The
new legislation restricts interest
to seven per cent.
Mayor Alannah MacTiernan
says the change is unfair, with
WA government utilities such as
Synergy still allowed to charge
higher rates.
“It was done without any
forewarning to councils, so…
we’re going to lose $100,000
from our budget,” she says.
“Our view is what’s good for
the goose is good for the gander,
and Synergy and WaterCorp are
charging more.”
Also, good governance
requires any change should have
applied from next financial year.
“What there should be
is an agreement: The state
government should not impose a
burden on local government that
they are not willing to impose on
themselves.”
The mayor concedes some
projects planned for this year
may now be delayed, but she
couldn’t nominate which.
Still Vision in
Vincent
concedes that offers little rocksolid protection; or,
• adopt a streetscape policy,
which the council has tried
before but abandoned due to
the acrimony it caused in the
community.
Ms MacTiernan told the Voice
she’s sympathetic to the aims
of the WAPC—an organisation
she’d once led, as Labor
planning minister—which is to
pave the way for more units in
order to cater for the growing
number of singles and smaller
families in WA.
by STEVE GRANT
VINCENT VISION 2024 isn’t
dead, says mayor Alannah
MacTiernan, but it does need
emergency surgery.
Ms MacTiernan says a littleunderstood change to WA’s
R-codes (which control density)
threatens to undermine the
Vision’s aim of keeping highdensity development to major
roads.
The change, made by
the powerful WA planning
commission, relates to multiresidential developments
and had been behind her
council’s recent approval of
several controversial suburban
developments.
Ms MacTiernan told the Voice
developers recently cottoned
onto the new rule, which allows
them to squeeze as many oneand two-bedroom units onto
larger blocks as they can, as long
as they don’t occupy a larger
footprint than grouped housing
would use (think townhouses).
“This is why we approved
those developments, because
it would be unethical to refuse
them for the sake of looking
good when these are what the
rules are,” she said, noting the
powerful but unelected state
administrative tribunal would
have had no option but overturn
any council objection.
The approvals had prompted
former councillor Simon Chester
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to complain the communityled Vision had been ripped up
(Vision ‘dead’ in Vincent, Perth
Voice, April 28, 2012).
But Ms MacTiernan says
there is a chance to salvage the
situation when Vincent’s new
planning scheme is approved
for advertising by WA planning
minister John Day.
She says there are at least four
options to explore:
• down-zone suburbs (but
the WAPC is unlikely to allow
that to happen);
• include more areas that
prohibit multi-residential
developments;
• increase the number
of houses on Vincent’s local
heritage list, although she
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could lead to the loss of many
historic homes across Vincent,
particularly in Mt Hawthorn
and North Perth which feature
homes on large blocks.
She says she’s warned the
council about the brewing storm
(having a dig at the Voice for
missing the scoop because it was
more interested in Bayswater’s
infighting than the currently
harmonious Vincent), and that
the consequences of the change
weren’t completely understood
when the proposed planning
scheme was drafted.
She’s hoping the Barnett
government will speed up its
approval to advertise the new
scheme, complaining it’s been
sitting on the document for four
months now.
Mc MacTiernan says there’s
some risk that fl agging a
change will lead to a rush from
developers to demolish what
they can now, but the issue
needs community awareness
and support.
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Catania bats for other side
Mr Catania voted in favour of the
development, but was outvoted by the
council of the day which regarded it as
too tall and too bulky. There were also
objections from locals.
Architect Steeg Banham said he
couldn’t comment on the SAT case but
confirmed Mr Catania had joined the
team after leaving the council.
“He was mayor before so he couldn’t
[represent the developer], that would
have been a confl ict of interest,” he said.
“He got on board after the election?”
the Voice asked. “Absolutely,” Mr Banham
said.
The Voice has called and texted Mr
Catania and is waiting to hear back.
Vincent councillors Warren McGrath
and Dudley Maier are the council
representatives dealing with Mr Catania
at the SAT. They’re prevented from saying
by DAVID BELL
NICK CATANIA has a new job—
representing developers at the
powerful state administrative
tribunal.
During his time as Vincent mayor Mr
Catania sometimes found himself arguing
against big and bulky developments at
hearings in front of the SAT—the judicial
body applicants appeal to if they don’t
like the decision of their locally elected
council.
Since leaving behind the mayoral
chains last October Mr Catania has
crossed the fl oor and is representing a
developer who wants to build an eightstorey, 81-unit building on Newcastle
Street in West Perth.
At his final ever council meeting,
anything about proceedings, but we
asked Cr Maier what it was like to see the
former mayor working for the other side.
“I don’t know if it’s common
elsewhere,” he replied.
“As long as they’re not using any
information that is privy only to council
members... I don’t have a problem with
that.”
Cr Maier said to his knowledge
nothing about the development was
confidential: It had been debated in open
council and the report is available on the
council website.
As for the development itself, the
council is pushing the developers to
include a roof garden, more thermal
efficiency, solar power to light common
areas, rainwater harvesting and a
revamped design “to ameliorate the bulk
and mass of the building”.
by DAVID BELL
HERE’S the story: We sent
photographer Matthew Dwyer to
the development site at the corner of
William and Newcastle Streets to take
a pic of this cute heritage house that’s
standing on an island, amidst a twostorey excavation.
The cottage is heritage-listed so the
builders have to leave it alone while
constructing the six-storey unit block.
Dwyer had a merry chat with the
builders and picked up the details of
the site’s official “public relations and
marketing coordinator”, Amy Cheang,
and that’s where things got weird.
When the Chook called Ms Cheang
to get details about the cottage, she told
us NW Construction owned the site
and it had retrospectively withdrawn
permission for us to take photos, and she
instructed us not to publish anything,
even though we don’t work for her or
NW Construction.
“We don’t want any media,” she said.
We explained there was nothing
controversial in a cute story about a funny
Heritage
island
warrants paying a PR officer to guard it,
but we’re open to suggestions.
Have a look at the photo we were
given permission to take—before we
weren’t—and decide for yourself.
little house sitting on an island, but we
didn’t get any joy. “I can’t help you,” the
public relations specialist signed off.
We have no idea what could be
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RIVERSIDE Gardens is set
to get a dual-use cycle path,
following a series of close-calls
between speeding cyclists and
pedestrians.
The 160m section will connect
Memorial Drive and Riverside
Gardens carpark and cost $24,000.
It is part of Bayswater city
council’s River Path Plan, which
aims to connect missing links in the
picturesque riverside route.
Last year the council installed
signs at Bardon Park following a
spate of near-misses between dog
walkers. The move followed a Voice
report about a kelpie that had been
pole-axed in Robertson Park by a
speeding cyclist. The pooch suffered
two broken legs and a split snout.
Local Diane Temov says a
cyclist was recently fined for
clocking 56kmh in a school zone in
Scarborough: “The police believe
being hit by a bike at that speed
could potentially kill a person,” she
said.
“This cycle path is now being
used as a mode of transport at
various times, rather than a leisure
track. We have experienced similar
problems with cyclists in Bardon
Park near a children’s playground.”
Cr Sylvan Albert is pushing for
a dual-cycle path that runs from
Maylands into the city.
“I have experienced first-hand
the dangers of speeding cyclists,”
he said. “Contact can seriously
injure someone or, at worst, create
fatalities. I have seen good examples
of how this type of signage works.”
Bayswater council will consider
funding the cycle path in next year’s
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S
YLVAN ALBERT is a cut above the
rest. The former hairdressing baron
has been formally endorsed as the
Liberal party candidate for Maylands at
next year’s state election.
The three-term Bayswater city councillor
will take on Labor incumbent Lisa Baker,
who won the seat in 2008 with 59 per cent
of the two-party preferred vote over Liberal
Ainslie Gatt.
Maylands has been a safe Labor seat since
1968 (although much smaller now following
one vote-one value redistributions in 2008)
and Albert appreciates hard graft is required
to wrest it from the reds.
“Despite requiring a 9.5 per cent swing,
winning the seat of Maylands is definitely
achievable,” he says.
“I am realistic, it will require time and
effort which I am committed to putting in.
“A priority for me is to ensure the
delivery and value-adding of local public
transport infrastructure because I know
how valuable this is to families, seniors and
individuals.”
The 48-year-old recently sold his
Maylands hairdressing business, which he
had owned for 20 years.
He is the chair of the Maylands Business
Association, director of a small property
holdings company and has lived in
Maylands for 20 years.
Premier Colin Barnett is full of praise for
his new recruit.
“He is passionate about the local area
and wants to be part of the Liberal team
which has introduced the highly successful
independent public schools program and
taken a hard line approach towards antisocial behaviour,” the premier said.
Ms Baker says she’s up for the fight:
“Electricity is up by 57 per cent with more
increases to come in the next few weeks, gas
is also up by 57 per cent and now water is
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In her new body of work, Norton asks the question - “How
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our psyche every day on just how it all mutates, blow by
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very slippery future. At times, ‘the ‘Áood’ or tidal wave of
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“I am drawing upon aspects of the bizarre story of Noah
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a hanging and torn tarpaulin suspended in a desert; piling
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a Melbourne street or the three bears plus one, playing
pandy with Noah on the edge of a waterfall while Goldilocks sulks for lack of attention – it all starts to make perfect
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Exhibition runs from 27th April till 27th May 2012
Norton Gallery is delighted to
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The Labor candidate is 67—10 years
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But Mr McGowan says “Bob” is
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“He will have no problems on the
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“There are lots of great quotes about age
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Reagan was 69 when he was won the US
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Mr Kucera and Mr McGowan visited
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Mr McGowan says any rift between
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Mr Kucera admits to having been
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OOR Gina Rinehart. The
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“Come on, who needs to be that rich?”
he vents.
Doherty has taken capitalism to task in
his new exhibition Tales of Hierarchy.
In his drawing Terra Australis 2012,
boat people scramble up cliffs, a firebreathing cat terrorises natives and the
ground is strafed with fl ames.
His contempt for rapacious magnates
and politicians is obvious.
“My work is not overtly political, but
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the way capitalists are abusing land in
Western Australia,” he says.
“Mining companies are exploiting
indigenous land to make millions in
profits.
“The divide between rich and poor is
widening—it’s not right.”
Doherty’s work has a childlike
candour: bright primary colours mingle
with stick men and castles.
His drawings are crammed with
people and nuance—like a sophisticated
Where’s Wally.
But nestling inside the jejune imagery
is a strong narrative.
“I’m never going to be a great painter
in the classical sense—my art has a
retarded six-year-old quality to it—
but there is a deeper message lurking
underneath,” he says.
Doherty is inspired by US artists
Cy Twombly and Ida Applebroog,
Fremantle Chamber Orchestra
Mark Coughlan (pianist, conductor)
Rebecca White (violinist)
who specialise in socialcommentary.
The 31-year-old majored
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Melbourne’s Karen
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The Hamersley artist is
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But Doherty says
plaudits do not pay the
bills.
“The GFC has hit the
art world pretty hard:
not many people have
disposable income to spend
on art,” he grumbles.
“It can be pretty tough to
make ends meet, but I guess
money problems are all part of an artist’s
apprenticeship.”
As well as being hard-up, over the past
few years Doherty has enjoyed a tussle
with the grog.
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was a wry take on his Oliver Reed-like
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SHOPPING for underwear isn’t as simple as
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They’ve seen fashions come and go and have
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If you’re looking for a Mother’s Day gift,
there’s lots of lovely ideas in store, including
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to what you’re wearing, these are all important
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paid off: They opened Romany Restaurant in Northbridge, which
quickly gained a reputation for its authentic Tuscan dishes.
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Bring it on I say, especially after a
lip-smacking meal at Darbar Indian
Nepalese.
It was on a par with a rooftop
meal in Kathmandu some years ago,
a benchmark culinary memory in the
D’Anger house.
Instead of a backdrop of
the Himalayas the Darbar’s is
disconcertingly Italian, with the new
owners simply taking on the old La
Dolce Vita, on Douro Road, columns
and all.
But we were there for the food
not the decor and not a morsel
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Things got off to a good start
with complimentary papadams, a
mint and coriander dip and a mango
chutney and a dish of a savoury
puffed rice, garlic and dried onion.
I’ve had many disappointments
with pakora: They are often stodgy
and tasteless but when the subzi
arrived it was love at first bite.
The besan batter was crisp and
spicy, with a nutty fl avour and the
vegetable perfectly cooked.
The paratha was soft, with a nice
oily glean and the potato filling
delicious but subtle.
The chef’s special chicken
($16.50) was recommended by our
Chilean waiter when we asked about
Nepalese traditional food.
The rich tomato sauce was packed
Little
India in
South
Freo
with spicy fl avour, but not hot, and it
brought back memories of Nepalese
nights.
The Aloo gobhi ($12.50) was great,
although in hindsight the tomatobased caulifl ower and potato dish
was a little too similar to the chicken
and we should have stretched the
repertoire.
The vegetable biryani ($11.50) was
• Photos by Dave D’Anger
a perfect accompaniment to both, the
golden rice spicy in its own right but
not overpowering.
I was too full for dessert and
had to be wheeled home for a lay
down and a stomach massage
just to breathe, but my UK-born
beloved thoughtfully took home a
rice pudding (with cashew nut and
cardamon).
Like a gentleman he did wait half
an hour before diving in, coming
up with a smile after the first taste.
If I’d been able to roll myself off the
couch I might have tackled him for a
spoonful.
Adding to the night’s experience
the wait staff were friendly and
helpful—and there was no corkage
charge.
The Darbar is sure to become a
favourite with locals and I reckon
when word gets out they’ll be
queuing out the door, so get in early.
Darbar Indian
Nepalese Restaurant
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9336 3600
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11.30am to 2pm and
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The Bliss Noodle Bar in Mt
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Bliss’ menu was a mix of
noodles (combination ho fun),
wok-tossed dishes (sizzling
sambal) and char-grilled
surprises (eye fillet steak,
kangaroo fillet).
Er’ indoors ordered the
chicken-sweetcorn soup ($6.50)
and shanghai noodles ($14.90),
while I went for the san choy
bow ($TBD) and bliss thai
($21.50).
The interior was basic: banal
chairs, muzak and photographs
of dishes affixed to the window.
But it was unpretentious and
had a certain primitive charm.
The Asian waitress, who
prolonged her smile for the
duration of the meal, was
friendly and attentive.
The good lady was feeling
a bit poorly, so the comforting
chook and sweetcorn soup met
with her approval.
“It was piping hot and
packed with creamy chicken and
sweetcorn,” she reported with a
wan smile.
My san choy bow was a bit
of a disappointment: the diced
chicken was bland and the plum
sauce meek.
The entree was redeemed by
the crispy lettuce and julienned
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My bliss thai—duck breast
tossed with garlic, chilli and
lemongrass—was delightful.
The sauce, hotter than a
crucible, was drizzled over
succulent slices of roast quacker.
Complementing the duck was
a medley of carrots, snow peas
and onion.
The dish had a lovely
freshness and maintained my
interest to the last clack of
chopsticks.
It went well with my bowl of
thick, steamed noodles.
Meanwhile, ‘er indoors
was marauding her Shanghai
noodles, laden with shredded
chicken and duck breast.
The tawny-coloured dish,
emitting a subtle heat, was the
Asian equivalent of comfort
food.
“A satisfying dish which
balanced spices with strong
fl avours,” sniffl ed the good lady.
Bliss is cheap and cheerful
with friendly service.
A good pitstop for a quick
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countries of China, Tibet and India.
The Nepalese are descendants of three major
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The ethnic diversity with Tibetan, Gurkha, Sherpas and
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Himalayas. Sit back and enjoy the freshly created
taste sensations. Nepalese cuisine will invigorate
your senses as it combines the great culinary
traditions of China and India. The Nepalese are
descendants of major migrations from India, Tibet,
North Burma and Yunnan.
The menu contains a nice mix of chicken, beef,
goat and fish curry-style dishes (machha tareko,
khashi ko tandruk, Himalayan hot lamb).
Our reviewer visited recently and shared chicken
momo ($14), chef’s special goat curry ($20.50) and
khashi sekeko (marinated lamb chops $22).
“Momo is the Nepalese equivalent of steamed
dim sum: tubby turrets of meat encased in dough.
They’re slightly spicier than their oriental cousins and
garnished with ginger, garlic and coriander. These
were superior specimens, tasting fresh and light.”
“My khashi sekeko, four French lamb chops
marinated with yoghurt and Nepalese spices, was
delicious. They were cooked in a tandoori oven and
the lamb coated in a fragrant array of spices that
enhanced the meat.”
The slow-cooked mild goat curry tasted delicious
when swirled in the tomato and onion sauce.
Himalayan Nepalese is off to a flying start with
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840 Beaufort St, Inglewood
6161 9509
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Owner/chef, Mark Sayers and his team, prepare
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Although the pizza oven, just
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Steps lead to a terraced
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This is Menora so there’s
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This “secret” garden is a great spot
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HOME OPEN: SATURDAY 5TH MAY 11.00 - 11.30
1A HARROW STREET, MAYLANDS
$499,000 - $539,000
GRAND OPENING
THE TARDIS MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE!
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station/City centre & Esplanade busport).
This home will surprise you, the tardis is a good
description, definitely a lot larger than it seems from the
street so come through and you won’t be disappointed.
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$1.049M - $1.099M
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•Striking landscaping with several outdoor entertaining areas •Attractive venetian shutters
•Master suite a treat! The picture perfect exterior is just the beginning…
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and combined with the generous backyard, will cater for a future extension if required.
• Ducted R/C air-conditioning • Security alarm
• Large, powered shed (3 phase) • Under cover alfresco
• Walking distance to St Paul’s Primary, Mount Lawley High School, Edith Cowan University
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JODY MISSELL
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BAYSWATER
45A QUEEN STREET
$599,000 - $659,000
PROPOSED LOT 1 AND PROPOSED LOT 2
60 MAY STREET BAYSWATER
Proposed
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FROM $449,000 EACH
Proposed
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STRIKING! HUGE - 404SQM & 243SQM OF HOUSE!
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• Large light & bright open plan living-dining-kitchen with 31 course ceilings
• Separate lounge room/media room to relax and enjoy your time out
• Spacious modern kitchen with Technika 5 burner gas hot plate & fan forced oven
This property has something for everyone, with generous proportions throughout and a fantastic finish!
Fantastic opportunity to purchase these lots separately. Your choice of 523sqm or 575sqm. Or as
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Application has been approved for Green Title. On the Inglewood border.
VACANT, READY TO BUILD YOUR NEW HOME!
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0411 601 420
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INTERNET ID# 2034040 and 2034045
CARLOS LEHN
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MAYLANDS
11 WATERVISTA PLACE
$779,000 - $819,000
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BALLAJURA
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FROM $549,000
AMAZING 3 BED PLUS STUDY FAMILY HOME
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Grab your golf clubs or push bike because this stunning wonder home is nestled literally only a
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you’ll just love the ambience of this home and the impeccable décor from floor to ceiling, features
also include three queen size bedrooms, separate lounge/dining, Large study, air conditioned on
both levels, private leafy rear alfresco and a private balcony with views to the nearby park and city
skyline.
Fantastic tenants paying $530 per week until March 2013, do your sums, this is a great return.
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