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Ban city
smokers
‘Why are we pandering to a minority?’
• Thomas Brown’s days enjoying a quiet smoke in Murray Street mall are numbered, and he’s not happy. Photo by David Bell
by DAVID BELL
AS Perth councillors voted to
ban smoking in Perth’s malls
on Tuesday, diehard faggers
outside were ruing the end of
an era.
French tourist Helene Le Jeune,
who’s in Perth for a two-month
stay, was unimpressed.
“For a tourist I think it’s crazy,”
she told the Voice. “In France it is
very free, it’s not a problem. Here
when you’re having a cigarette,
people look at you like you’re a
criminal.”
Retired driller Thomas Brown
has been smoking for 40 years.
“I think we should be free to do
what we like,” he says of the bans,
which will take about six months
to enshrine into law.
But lord mayor Lisa Sca di
says the days of “pandering to a
minority” are over.
That has local activist Alex
Whisson worried: “What
disturbs me about the proposal
is the impact it will have on civil
liberties. The real problem is this
is part of a wider agenda of state
regulation and control of public
space and social space,” he
told the Voice between puffs of
his Dunhills.
• Continued page 2
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JACOB WILLIAMSON
Nine lives up
council pursued them for illegal
camping.
Tatyana worked off her
$165,000 share of fines by
serving 10 months in prison
from March 2011 to January 2012
while Ursula moved off-site.
A loophole preventing the
forced sale of the property was
recently lifted by the magistrates
court.
Mayor David Boothman
says the sale of the prime block
would allow the council to
recoup $325,000 incurred dealing
with the family while also
returning some cash to Ursula.
“The land can now be sold,
the various creditors paid, and
the remainder dispersed to Mrs
Dueschen to see out her life in
comfort,” he says
by STEPHEN POLLOCK
THE 25-year tussle between
Inglewood’s ‘cat lady’ and
Stirling city council has
ended.
Last Friday bailiffs auctioned
Ursula Dueschen’s Sixth Avenue
block for $1.7 million, bringing
to a close a saga which saw
the council visit the 951sqm
property hundreds of times to
issue notices over too many cats,
rubbish and unpaid rates.
In 2008 the council,
under a state administrative
tribunal order, demolished
Ms Dueschens’ fire-damaged
residence but she continued to
live on-site in a caravan with
her daughter Tatyana until the
Throughout the stoush
the council contacted support
agencies to secure alternative
accommodation for the pair,
who were said to be unwilling to
accept help.
Stirling city council media
advisor Ms Simone HolmesCavanagh said the city did not
know how much Mrs Dueschen
would pocket after paying-off
the city and creditors, or where
she was planning to live.
The womens’ extended illegal
camping at the property saw
them rack up magistrates court
fines totalling $422,603 in 2010.
Cr Boothman says the
council has constantly received
complaints from neighbours and
the closure of the saga is a relief
for staff who have dealt with it.
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But Ms Sca di has flagged
that the current bans might be
extended: “If I had my way the
city would be smoke free,” she
said.
Ms Sca di described the long
lines of smokers in the malls and
Forrest Place as “unsightly and
sad”, but gave them a six-month
grace period where they’d get
warning instead of fines.
“There is nothing worse
that the arrogance of a smoker
walking through the mall pu ng
away and you’re trailing them...
how dare they?”
She says Forrest Place’s new
water playground is attracting
more kids who shouldn’t be
exposed to smoke. The Voice
noted the fountain was also a
magnet for smokers enjoying the
show.
Research out of the UK shows
child hospital admission rates
for asthma fell by 8 to 9 per cent
immediately after smoking was
banned in public places and
continued to drop in following
years.
Cr James Limnios said “it’s
not pleasant, as a father of
young children and a baby,
when you’re walking through...
a cloud of smoke. And if you’re
not a cigarette smoker, it’s not a
pleasant thing”.
Cr Eleni Evangel, a champion
of the fashion industry, said “all
the designer stores are going to
thank us, because you can smell
it on the clothes” when stores
are positioned close to smokerridden benches.
President of the Australian
Council on Smoking and
Health, Mike Daube has been
pushing for the ban for years.
He attended Tuesday’s meeting
and congratulated councillors on
the new law and reckons there
won’t be a lot of uproar when it
rolls out.
“When these things come in
you hear people say ‘it won’t
work, you’ll need tanks and the
Swiss National Guard to enforce
it’,” Prof Daube says.
But he predicts people will
“react fine, they always accept
it”.
He says “there’s quite a lot of
evidence from various studies,
particularly in the US, showing
that when there are restrictions
on smoking it’s another good
factor in encouraging smokers
to quit”.
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by STEPHEN POLLOCK
MOVES to reschedule a
$100,000 Bayswater council
nosh-up a fortnight before
council elections has been
knocked back amidst
allegations it was a ruse to
woo votes.
Bayswater mayor Terry
Kenyon backed moving the
ratepayer-funded Early Settlers
reception from its usual date in
late October or early November
to October 2, but wouldn’t say
why. Local government elections
are on October 19.
“In the past we have
changed the date to fit in with
Federal politicians’ schedules in
Canberra, this is nothing new,”
he said.
“The date is irrelevant—
people vote how they want to
vote.”
Cr Marlene Robinson
proposed the
date change
at a council
committee
meeting,
saying it was
necessary
because
several
councillors
were
unavailable.
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But Cr
Chris Cornish smelt a rat: No
councillors had formally advised
they were unavailable he noted.
“I believe this is being moved
for suspect purposes,” he said.
“Only recently certain
councillors voted to investigate
banning street festivals six
months before an election.
“Now these same councillors
are supporting this.”
He noted the street festival
ban was aimed at preventing
political candidates spruiking
themselves at public events in
the leadup to an
election and
wanted to
know why
the Early
Settlers
reception
should
be any
different.
But Cr
• Marlene Robinson
Robinson
said some councillors were
looking at the proposed change
“through distorted, twisted eyes
and minds.”
“I don’t go to these functions
to win votes—get a grip boys
and girls”.
Her amendment to move the
date failed to get a guernsey,
with Sylvan Albert, Cr Cornish,
Mike Anderton, Graham
Pittaway, Alan Radford and
Sonia Turkington sticking with
the o cers recommendation for
an October 30 luncheon.
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IN one of the first
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pursue an owner for failing
to fix up a derelict property.
The maximum penalty is
$50,000 for a first offence.
The Brookman Street house
is listed as “conservation
essential”—the council’s highest
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named one of the two most
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in the street.
But the roof has been falling
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house has fallen to ruin over
the past few years. Neighbours
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A year ago on February 1,
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“You don’t restore a Ferrari
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Vincent CEO John Giorgi
says “the owner has done very
little work and nowhere near the
amount he previously agreed to.
“He has failed to comply with
the legal agreement he had with
the city.”
The case is due for a mention
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Mr Ioannopoulos was the
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We have received many parking
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What’s with that Town of Vincent?
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Minority report
Mount Lawley 9
IN EXPLAINING her joy at
introducing a Perth mall smoking
ban, our Perth High Empress has
asked us, “why should we pander
to the minority?”
That an apparent civic leader
should need a “please explain” on this
is chilling.
Not wanting to find myself in the
same situation as poor old Martin
Niemoller, let me offer this explanation
old friend.
First the PCC came for the fruit
seller in the mall, and I did not speak
out because I was not a fruit seller.
Then they came for the Goths and
the street kids, and I did not speak out
because I was not a Goth or a street
kid.
Then they came for me, and there
was no one left to speak for me. Who
will be next Lisa?
And why do we choose this
moment to clobber a minority, with
a One Nation style call of “majority
rules”?
Could it have anything to do with
Perth grinding to a halt as King Colin
builds his new playground on the
river, to serve his new palace on the
hill?
Another mate of mine Tertullian
suggested; “If the Tiber rises too high,
or the Nile falls too low, the remedy
is always feeding Christians to the
Lions.”
Let us hope Perth does not become
the sterile, still, minority-free paradise
our leader would appear to want it to
be.
Mark Fletcher
Turner St, Highgate
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IT was very disappointing to learn
of a recent push to have smoking
banned in Perth’s city malls.
Of course these are outdoor areas
with many mobile people inhaling all
kinds of smells wafting about from
cooking, ladies’ perfumes, and the
ever present smell of tra c exhaust
you’d expect in the inner city.
Any push to ban smoking
there has very little to do with
“protecting public health”
and a lot more to do with antismoking propaganda, cheap
populism, and the draconian
Nanny-state nonsense of smoking
prohibitionists.
B Rose
WA Chairman
Australian Protectionist Party
Voice chief of staff Steve Grant
responds: As a smoker I saw these bans
coming, and that the blame lay fair
and square at the feet of fellow addicts.
So few making the effort to smoke
away from others, leaving authorities
with no option but to give them a
push. Their lazy attitude has made
life harder for responsible smokers;
if you’re not committed enough to
walk a mile in a storm for a fag, you
should quit. As a reformed smoker
with a young family I hope the Barnett
government takes Perth council’s lead;
smoking should be banned in all parks.
Nothing disgusts parents more than
having the toxic stench of cigarettes
wafting across a playground full of
their kids—except, perhaps, having to
pick up the ever-present butts. The fact
you confuse smell with toxic fumes
and pretend there’s some disconnect
between the anti-smoking propaganda
and public health shows how little you
can really add to the subject.
Grass greener
RE: “Natives mow water bill”
(Voice, January 26, 2013); maybe,
but trial runs over several years
clearly indicate grass wins on
cost (provided management
knows what it is doing).
The cost per metre of
establishing natives is definitely
more expensive, then there is the
problem of selecting the right
plants, soil, climate, hand watering
versus fixed reticulation.
Because of the follow-on
maintenance, do you employ
a professional horticulturist,
who may be expensive, and
not necessary reliable? Council
gardeners are not skilled in
maintaining natives, which without
proper care will grow unnatural,
woody and overall have a limited
lifespan (meaning another
expensive replacement).
If you look at the natives
planted at Perth Airport, it seems
the skill and mentality of many
gardeners relates to exotics. Grass
in most cases—like at the Perth city
council—is watered at the wrong
time and poorly managed.
It’s all a question of management
and natives are not for local
government and furthermore
attract vandalism and litter.
Robert Hart
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• Lyn and Rod Willox: awarded he Order of Australia.
Flush with pride
by DAVID BELL
REFILLING Hyde Park’s lakes with
treated sewage has moved a step
closer with Vincent city council
commissioning a feasibility study.
A tender was awarded to international
engineering network GHD last month
for a 10-week study into ‘sewer mining’
to see if a pipe could be tapped and the
water treated and pumped back into the
lake or used for irrigation around town.
The state government lets Vincent
pump groundwater into the lakes but
there’s no guarantee that’ll be available
after 2017.
Mayor Alannah MacTiernan says
“water is going to become more and
more expensive as the low-cost options
disappear. This is about future proofing.”
Ms MacTiernan says it’s “ridiculous”
that Australians waste fresh water—even
flushing it down our toilets—when
recycled water will do for non-drinking
purposes.
“Particularly in Western Australia...
a very conservative approach is taken
and one almost has to treat it to drinking
water standards to use it.”
She recently wanted to rig up a system
in her house where the water from her
shower could be reused to flush the loo
but she couldn’t get approval for it.
“The health department said ‘someone
might drink the toilet water’.”
If the sewer mining plan works out
Vincent will be one of the first in WA to
go down that route, and Ms MacTiernan
says they could look to higher levels of
government for funding.
On Australia Day, Lyn Willox was
awarded the OA for 30 years of service to
people with disabilities in WA.
Ten years ago, her husband Rod
received the gong for his work with local
government, the environment and the
community.
“I think she deserves it a lot more
than me,” laughed Mr Willox, a veteran
Stirling city councillor.
Ms Willox has worked as a nurse
with the Cerebral Palsy Association
for 25 years; served on the board of
the Richmond Fellowship for 10 years,
helped people with mental illness, and
has been heavily involved in organising
paralympic sports.
In 2012, she was was awarded the
Community Service Medallion by Stirling
city council.
The 71-year-old still finds time to
organise games of Boccia—a form of
bowls for people with severe disabilities.
“I felt very honoured to be
recognised,” she said.
“Hopefully it will give me an
opportunity to promote my causes—
we’ve got a long way to go in terms of
mental health support.
“We need to demystify mental illness
and educate people on the causes and
treatments available.”
RF patron Geoff Gallop was elected
WA premier in 2001.
He resigned in 2006 citing issues with
depression: “In the interests of my health
and my family I have decided to rethink
my career,” he said.
Ms Willox also looks after her
daughter Louise, who has a disability.
“I’m very proud of her,” Louise told
The Voice.
“She is the best mum in the world!”
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PHANTOM garden waste dumpers
are endangering flora and fauna in
Bayswater reserves.
Bayswater mayor Terry Kenyon says
dumping has rocketed since 2011, with up
to three incidents a week.
“The mulch attracts vermin which can
pose a threat to local wildlife,” he says.
“It also flattens existing plants and can
contain seeds or diseased material which
can harm the parks’ flora.
“When the city increases surveillance
the offenders then cease for a few weeks
and appear to move to another area
outside the city of Bayswater.”
Dumping hot spots include verges at
Hamersley car park, Waltham Reserve,
Hampton Senior High School, Lightning
Swamp (Matthews Close, just off Benara
Road) and Alan Lehman Reserve car
park.
“Given the volume and size of the
dumped loads, we believe a commercial
operator is responsible and could be
using an unmarked vehicle,” Cr Kenyon
added.
Stirling mayor David Boothman says
lazy dumpers cost his city a fortune.
“The city spends considerable time
and expense in cleaning up illegally
dumped rubbish within its streets and
parks, and views these matters seriously,”
he said.
“Nobody wants to see litter in our
parks or any other areas of our city.”
Stirling community safety manager
Laurie Couch says “littering of parks
can involve all kinds of rubbish such
as refuse, old furniture junk and plant
material”.
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by STEPHEN POLLOCK
A COMMUNITY group and local
MP are pushing for turnstiles at
Maylands train station to keep yobs
out of the shopping precinct.
In June 2012 the number of people
using Maylands train station each day
was 3766, which was nearly double the
usage in 2010 and well over the 2500
usually required for turnstiles which
require a ticket before opening.
Traders on nearby Eighth Avenue
have complained for months about
abusive drunks getting off the train and
disrupting trade.
Some have resorted to locking
themselves in to escape the violence, and
say many of those creating problems
don’t have a ticket and would be kept out
by the turnstiles.
Bayswater council rangers reported
“a significant increase in the number of
reports relating to anti-social behaviour in
and around reserves at The RISE, Grand
Promenade Reserve, Halliday Park and
Pat O’Hara Reserve”.
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Roger Tomlins, president of the
Maylands Residents and Ratepayers
Association, said tackling petty crime
would reap dividends.
“I recently read the book The Tipping
Point where they significantly lowered the
crime rate on the New York subway by
targeting fare evasion and gra ti crimes,”
he said.
“By focusing on petty crimes the
other bigger offences started to reduce as
well—all levels of crime are, to an extent,
interrelated.”
Labor Maylands MP Lisa Baker said
the turnstiles would be a small inroad in
the fight against anti-social behaviour in
Maylands.
“WA Police have recently doubled the
number of operational police available
to tackle crime in Maylands; Bayswater
city council has announced it is working
with all stakeholders to plan a better
way forward; retailers are helping by
improving their business practices,
residents are helping by reporting
problems that arise.
“The installation of these gates is a
small part of the solution.”
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PERTH councillor Judy McEvoy has
backflipped on her opposition to an
anti-racism campaign.
In August last year Cr McEvoy voted
against giving in-principle support to the
Human Rights Commission’s “Racism. It
stops with me” campaign on the basis it
didn’t offer enough protection to white
people.
But when it came up for another vote
this week the former publican quietly put
up her hand in support without revealing
what had changed her mind.
“Will this campaign work in reverse?
When I go to Northbridge and I get
abused, will that stop? Or when we had
the Heirisson Island Nyoongars here
interrupting our council meeting?” she
had previously asked her colleagues.
That was enough to earn the veteran
councillor a challenge in this October’s
elections from Western Australians
Against Racism member Bruce Campbell.
At this week’s meeting Cr James
Limnios said: “I come from a Greek
background... I personally have
experienced racism at school.
“If we, as grassroots-level people, can
support this thing, it’s very important.”
Cr Eleni Evangel, also Greek, said
Australia had come a long way from its
more racist past. Family members of hers
migrated from Greece three months ago
and “the reception they received was
wonderful”.
The council will put up info about the
campaign on its website, newsletter and
through social media.
Limoswine
by DAVID BELL
PUBLIC urination hit a new low in East
Perth on the weekend.
Perth lord mayor Lisa Scaffidi says an
East Perth resident complained they’d
“witnessed a limo driver pull up and 12
guys get out and urinate on a stretch of
grass near the ABC. We are not a third world
country and we do not need third world
behaviour to be carried out in our very
sophisticated first world city,” Ms Scaffidi
told Tuesday’s council meeting.
Her colleagues unanimously voted to
spend $13,600 expanding the city’s open-air
urinal trial to March.
Cr James Limnios said so far the
urinals installed on streets outside night
hotspots had collected “3785 litres, which
equates to 11,828 [people] not peeing on
our footpaths”.
Cr Limnios works in Northbridge and
said the pee problem is a blight on his daily
walk through the neighbourhood.
“If you go past certain spots in the city...
as soon as you get to a little dent in the road
the smell is really bad.”
The council says part of the public
urination problem is down to “the
reluctance of the Perth Transport Authority
to include public toilets at transport hubs”.
$1.15m will be spent in the next five
years on more loos.
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HALF of a heritage listed building on Aberdeen
Street will be demolished. The PCC this week
allowed applicant Brandon Prately to knock down
the rear of 92 Aberdeen Street. The building is an
1888 Queen Anne-style cottage listed under the
council’s heritage protection scheme as “retain and
conserve if possible”. But the councillors liked the
design which will demolish the single-storey rear and
put up a three-storey office building which staffers
reckon will involve “adaptive reuse of heritage
buildings”. The vote was unanimous.
MEANWHILE the heritage value of 49 Ventnor
Avenue in West Perth has been recognised
with the council looking into declaring it a place
“of cultural heritage significance and worthy of
conservation”. The site contains a two-storey, interwar Old English-style block of fl ats considered an
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heritage listed, the owner will be eligible for a slew
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NEW Perth CEO Gary Stevenson has stepped
down from the council’s design advisory
committee because he doesn’t have architectural
expertise. The committee refines development
applications before they’re put to council, trying to
soften out ugly edges and make the buildings more
palatable. It includes representatives from WA’s
planning institute and other architecture boffins. Mr
Stevenson will still sit in on the meetings as he does
with other committees.
LITTLE Athletics won’t be allowed to host
its championship reception at council house.
LA chief Samya Monaco asked lord mayor Lisa
Scaffidi if they could use council house for the
April reception, a once-in-seven-years event. Ms
Scaffidi handballed it to council (she only deals with
“civic, major, or urgent” requests) and this week
they decided against letting the littlies in, saving
ratepayers almost $8000. There was no discussion
of why the athletics event was refused. Cr Rob
Butler commented “obviously there was a reason” it
was recommended for refusal, and Ms Scaffidi told
him “yep”.
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ONLY one Voiceland council will attend a
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Stirling city council will join 17 other councils, led by
Armadale, to thrash out new local government boundaries.
The G17 council model would be an alternative to the
15-20 new councils proposed by the WA Local Government
Association (WALGA) and the state-backed Robson Report
which suggested 12 super councils with about 250,000
residents.
Perth, Vincent and Bayswater city councils were among
13 councils not invited to the meeting, held at South Perth
city council o ces Thursday.
Stirling mayor David Boothman confirmed he would be
attending the splinter meeting.
“The CEO [Stuart Jardine] and I were at an initial meeting
on December 20 and a second meeting has been called for
January 31 due to no clear direction being agreed upon at the
first meeting,” he said.
“The group will be considering the development of a
response to the Robson Review, as the WALGA has not been
able to facilitate an agreed local government position.
“The city has been on record as being in favour of the
12 metropolitan council model outlined in the Robson
report however we believe those councils who already
fit the model, such as Joondalup, Wanneroo and Stirling,
boundaries should remain the same.”
Mayors voted 15-13 against WALGA submitting a joint
response to the state government at a Belmont meeting on
December 20, prior to the April 6 deadline.
Bayswater mayor Terry Kenyon said that the city has
consistently favoured a 10 to 12 local government structure,
not the G17 model.
“Only those that expressed support for the [17 council]
model were invited and that’s understandable,” he said. “So
I don’t regard this as being a snub in any shape or form.”
Perth lord mayor Lisa Sca di says her council is “proreform and generally very supportive of the Robson Report”
which recommended a haircut to the number of councils.
The PCC resolved that if the boundaries are to be changed, it
should be done by an independent authority.
Vincent CEO John Giorgi said his council was “aware
that a number of local governments are meeting to consider
‘redrawing boundaries’. The City of Vincent will not be
participating in that meeting”.
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BAYSWATER city council is looking at a city-wide bike plan.
It would complete missing sections of cycle path across the city,
formalise an o cial bike network with routes and make it safer for
people to pedal across the city.
City o cers estimated it would cost around $80,000 to hire a
consultant to develop the plan, with $40,000 potential funding from
the department of transport available in 2014.
Cr Sonia Turkington said many Bayswater cycle paths had
missing sections.
“There are great stretches down at the river and the railway
line, but vital sections are missing and this plan would hopefully
address that,” she said.
Cr Sylvan Albert also supported the plan. “This will link in
beautifully with the existing cycle paths we have on our main
arterial roads,” he said.
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Hitchcock zooms in on the
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Vertigo struggled on its initial
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As Psycho goes over budget
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and his sanity.
Ever-present is Hitchcock’s
complex relationship with
women: his ice-blonde leading
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All the relationships are
slightly dysfunctional, with
Hitchcock fantasising over the
beautiful actresses he works
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When Reville seeks the
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Huston)—a sub-plot which
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Hitchcock becomes increasingly
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Like Hitchcock’s voyeuristic
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Psycho film set.
Rumours of Hitchcock’s
misogynist behaviour towards
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BAYSWATER Al-Anon family group meets on
Wednesdays at 10:30-1200. Contact office email
[email protected]
BEDFORD COMBINED PROBUS CLUB INC. Are
you 55 and over?? Want to keep an active mind,
expand interests, enjoy fellowship? Bedford Probus Club
welcomes you. Visit us with a view to joining as members.
We meet at 10 am on the 2nd Monday of each month, in
Dianella, with an outing in the 4th week of the month, usually
combined with lunch. For further information, please contact
Barbara D’Sylva (Publicity/Liaison Officer) on 9455 6610
DEMENTIA CARER SUPPORT GROUP. Are you
caring for someone with dementia? A carer support
group offers companionship, exchange of ideas and
information in a safe, confidential and supportive environment.
Alzheimer’s Australia WA facilitate support groups in your
area. Contact 1800 100 500 to join a group near you
DIAMOND WAY BUDDHISM Perth is located at
31 McCoy St Melville and meets twice a week on
Mondays and Wednesdays at 8pm for buddhist teachings
and meditation. Whether you are new to Buddhism or have
meditated before, you are welcome to come along and practice
with us. All teachings and meditations are provided on a
donation basis. More info on www.diamondway.org.au/perth
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CLUB INC Is a social club for people over 55 semi
retired or retired and we meet at 10.00am on the fourth
Monday of each month at the Yokine Bowling Club 10
Wordsworth Avenue, Yokine. We have interesting outings
including luncheons and bus tours. VISITORS WELCOME.
For further information please contact Joy Ackland (Secretary)
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DRINKING PROBLEM? Alcoholics anonymous.
Phone 24 hours on 9325 3566
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GRIEF AND LOSS OPEN SUPPORT GROUP the
last Thursday of each month 1.00pm to 3.00pm at The
Cancer Support WA, 80 Railway St, Cottesloe. For more info
ring 9384 3544
MARKET: SELL YOUR TRASH and buy some
treasure at community TV Ch 44 ‘s sleep-in sunday
market. The TREASURE HUNTER’S MARKET is held every
Sunday in the PCC’s Royal Street car park (Off Lime st ]. The
market opens at 9 am. Enquiries? Ring 0413872902. Good
access via Yellow Cat and Claisebrook Rail Station (and free
street parking)
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around Perth. For more details on classes please call the
Project Officer on 9382 9370
TAI CHI Free mediation and tai chi classes on offer in
Leederville for cancer patients. Tai Chi and meditation
classes, specifically designed for cancer patients, will be run
in Leederville as part of Cancer Council Western Australia’s
Life Now Program. There is no need for any special skills or
prior experience to participate and benefit from these free
sessions. When: starting on Tuesday the 12th of Feb (6
weeks) Time: 6pm till 7pm Where: Loftus Community Centre
99 Loftus Street Leederville WA 6007 All of the classes have
been specifically designed to cater to the needs of cancer
patients and their families. For a full list of Life Now classes
that are on offer by Cancer Council visit www.cancerwa.asn.
au Numbers are limited. For further details and to register
your interest contact: The Cancer Council Helpline 13 11 20
THE CANCER COUNCIL WA runs one monthly
cancer support Group from Shenton Park (the Head,
Neck and Throat Cancer Support Group) which is suitable
for people affected by head, neck and throat cancer their
family, friends and carers. For further information and referral,
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ARIES (Mar 21 – Apr 20)
Mars moves into Pisces. This is an
interesting dilemma. Your nature is to
be wilful. Pisces demands that we surrender our will
to the big will of existence. If you try to fight with
the ocean, frustration will follow. If you surrender, the
ocean will show you it’s power.
HE Pharaoh’s
Daughter is
pure ballet
extravaganza by one of
the world’s most famous
dance companies The
Bolshoi.
The opulent ballet
premiered in 1862 in a
grandiose show, the likes
of which had never been
seen before, at the Imperial
Bolshoi Theatre in St
Petersburg, Russia.
It was first
choreographed by Marius
Petipa, and enjoyed wide
popularity until the Soviet
era when it was considered
“ideologically immature”
and dropped from the
ballet repertoire and almost
forgotten.
In 2000 Pierre
Lacotte was exclusively
commissioned by the
Bolshoi Theatre to resurrect
Petipa’s mighty Egyptian
fresco and he successfully
succeeded in giving new
Nannup
calling
T
HERE’S just
five weeks to the
Nannup Music
Festival.
So BEV BOOTH, of
Attadale will need to think
about what she’s packing
after winning the Voice
Nannup Comp.
The annual festival
is a crowd pleaser as
people flock to hear great
music, amid beautiful
surroundings.
It kicks off March 1
for the Labour Day long
weekend.
There’s an incredible
line up and a swag of fun
life to this forgotten
masterpiece.
The Pharaoh’s Daughter
is the story of a young
Englishman, Lord Wilson,
travelling through Egypt
with his servant John Bull.
At the foot of a pyramid
they meet a caravan of
Arab merchants who invite
them into their tent.
However a violent
storm sees merchants and
travellers taking shelter in
the nearest pyramid.
Falling asleep after
joining the merchants in a
chibouk pipe Lord Wilson
dreams of Aspicia, the
pharaoh’s daughter.
He is instantly
things for the whole family
such as street performers,
an artwear parade, and an
emerging artists’ award,
beautiful cool waterholes,
bushwalks, market stalls,
yummy food and a
special program from the
Wardandi People.
To purchase tickets
online, visit www.
nannupmusicfestival.org
or by email at tickets@
nannupmusicfestival.org or
by phone 08 9756 1511.
PATRICIA
MEYDAM, of Perth
and a friend are off to
see eclectic musos OKA
after her name was first
out of the hat.
We’ll be in touch Patricia.
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TAURUS (Apr 21 – May 20)
Venus moves into Aquarius. Your planet
leaves the ground and lifts up into the sky
like a hot air balloon. Can you think of anything more
uncomfortable than a bull in a hot air balloon? Your
feet aren’t going to be on the ground. You are going
to have to adapt as best you can.
transported into the past
where he becomes Ta-Hor,
an ancient Egyptian.
Ta-Hor and Aspicia fall
in love but she is betrothed
to a Nubian king.
You can find out
what happens next by
entering the Voice /Bolshoi
competition and winning
tickets to a film of The
Pharaoh’s Daughter at the
Windsor Cinema.
Entries to the Voice
Bolshoi Comp, PO Box 85,
North Fremantle, 6159.
Don’t forget to include
your name, address and
day-time phone number.
Comp closes Monday
February 11.
GEMINI (May 21 – June 21)
Having thrown a degree of chaos
into the works by daring to speak
up for the new, it’s now time to slow down and
integrate the changes you have inspired. If this
integration doesn’t happen, everything will return to
the way it was. Commit. Follow your vision through.
CANCER (June 22 – July 22)
The Moon is waning. This implies an
emotional out-breath. An emotional
out-breath is when we stop hanging on to things
that are bugging us and let them go. It’s also good
to breath out good feelings that have passed. Do
this and you’ll open yourself up to something new.
LEO (July 23 – Aug 22)
The Sun is right smack in the middle
of Aquarius. Life is brushing out the
old and creating space for the new. The old isn’t
always all that excited about going – and sometimes
wisely so. Figure out what changes are essential and
what not. Follow through on the ones that are.
On the
money
VIRGO (Aug 23 – Sept 22)
With Mercury firmly planted in Aquarius,
adjustments are being made to your
garden. Time will tell whether these adjustments
have interfered with the life-cycle, or enhanced it.
Don’t be too quick to judge or complain. Take this
moment as it is and make the best of it.
F
REMANTLE
mayor Brad Pettitt
reckons he’s on the
money when it comes to
the port city’s success.
LIBRA (Sept 23 – Oct 23)
The Moon is passing through, adding
feeling to your interests. If you notice
yourself fired up and emotional early in the week,
that’s why. It will settle. Let the extra feeling in as if
it were added horsepower. If it’s all too much, get
physical. Go for a run, dance, or swim.
But ALISON
MCLEAN, of Mt
Hawthorn, has already
scored success, winning
this week’s fake ad comp.
If you scout this week’s
you too could be a winner.
Write it on the back of
an envelope, addressed
to Voice Adbuster, and
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SCORPIO (Oct 24 – Nov 21)
As Mars goes into Pisces early in
the week, a feeling of suddenly
being back in your element arises. There’s been a lot
of hullaballoo in Aquarius of late, which has taken the
collective milieu upwards into the world of thinking.
As feelings again dominate, you are at home.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 – Dec 21)
The presence of a plethora of planets
in Aquarius is lifting your spirits. When
there’s lots of air around, it brings optimism and
enthusiasm. Who cares if it’s not so grounded!
Without optimism and enthusiasm, the world would
be a dull place. Be a little irrational and playful.
CAPRICORN (Dec 22 – Jan 19)
Venus is leaving. She has brought
you delight and all that controversies
that follow in the wake of attraction, infatuation and
besotted-ness. Her glow is travelling with you as
you climb out of your patch of solitary digestion and
begin to circulate again in the land of community.
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Mars departs your shores, meaning you
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making you a little hard-line, so it’s not all bad that
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PISCES (Feb 19 – Mar 20)
Mars arrives early in the week.
His arrival sets up an interesting
dilemma. Existence is insisting, via his presence,
that you own up to your will, to your capacity to take
the drivers wheel and get things done. You aren’t
being egocentric when you do. You are serving life.
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same time being refurbished for today’s
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Overhead cute ceiling roses add a
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The kitchen is compact but there’s
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And the main bedroom has a dressingroom that could easily become a Hobbit
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Sitting on 529sqm the rear garden
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all year round.
There’s plenty of soft, green lawn for
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A massive shed, accessed via a rear
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walk away this is a great asset (and makes
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You can almost touch the city and
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There’s any amount of great cafes
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including the terrific Eighth Avenue strip.
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Perth CBD.
Good things certainly do come in
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