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The kids
who forgot
how to play
RIFFIN L N LE
wondered where all the kids
had gone.
The places he and his brothers
ran wild growing up in Fremantle
were deserted. Parks that should
have rung with the laughter and
tears of children were silent—even
on perfect, sunny weekends.
A bush teepee he’d built with
his own kids alongside Clontarf
Hill was supposed to be added
to by others as a neighbourhood
cubby. But no one ever found
it and years later it’s still there;
untouched and slowly being
reclaimed by creepers.
So the Beaconsfield resident
started asking questions and what
he discovered is so shocking it
could even affect our national
identity.
Kids are forgetting how to play.
Sure, there’s plenty out on the
footy ovals and netball courts, but
they’re following an adult with a
whistle who keeps them to a strict
set of rules.
Mucking around
“Random mucking around
in places like this has almost
disappeared,” Mr Longley told the
Herald atop a deserted Clontarf
Hill on a warm, sunny afternoon.
A recent review of psychiatric
literature and results from school
tests found that 85 per cent
of modern children have less
creativity than their parents.
The ramifications include a
generation with less ability to
make decisions, solve problems
or socialise. And there’s growing
evidence linking the lack of
outdoor play with a raft of mental
problems.
Mr Longley says this may affect
Australia’s ability to compete
globally in the future.
“When you think about how
we’re competing beyond our
weight in terms of sports, science,
business and even the military,
it’s because we’ve had the most
outdoor lifestyle of anyone.
“We’ve had rugged, resilient,
creative, hard-working people—I
mean that’s how we’ve been
interpreted, how we’ve thought
about ourselves.
For most of us, part of
what we like about our sense of
Australian identity is our little bit
of ruggedness and that little bit
of anti-authoritarianism, which
happens when you spend time
on your own and not under the
control of someone else’s rules.”
Mr Longley wrote about the
problem in his column in the West
Australian, which bought him to
the notice of WA’s department of
sport and recreation.
The department had noticed
that while it had succeeded in
raising WA’s participation rates
in sport, physical activity was
actually declining, so it asked Mr
Longley to join a think tank in
2010 to look into it.
From that the non-profit group
Nature Play was born to work
with schools and communities
highlighting the benefits of
sending children outdoors. Mr
Longley is CE .
Some of his experiences are
eye-opening.
He was invited to a South West
town where health professionals
had noticed the town’s windows
glowed blue with tvs every night
and the parks were empty. A
third of the kids had physical
development problems.
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He agreed to speak with
parents and teachers on the
condition he was given two tonne
of brickies sand on the school oval.
After the talk he invited the kids to
take part in a sandcastle-building
competition.
“After half an hour of a mist of
yellow sand I called it quits and
had a look, and the one that won
was one single bucket of sand
turned upside down with a daisy
in it. That was it.”
He said the kids just didn’t
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He says another big problem
is fear, as parents are fed a stream
of horror stories as part of the
60-second news cycle and they
start to retreat back into the home.
Fear
“There a bit of a negative
snowball. If you ask parents why
they don’t let their kids out to
play, the number one reason they
give is that there’s no kids out
playing.
Statistics show that crimes
against children by strangers
are no worse than in previous
generations, and in many areas
have improved.
Mr Longley says one of his
aims is to remind parents that
their best memories of childhood
would almost always be from
outside, and often when there was
no adult. They also have to rethink
their ideas of risk, so they start
seeing a sedentary lifestyle and its
problems as the real risk (shortsightedness is another issue—rates
in Australia are skyrocketing
and it’s now being linked to the
quality of indoor light rather than
watching screens).
Locally he wants to see
Clontarf Hill turned into a nature
playground with rope bridges
and swings, although Main Roads
might have something to say
about that, given that the hill’s in
the direct line of its beloved Roe
Highway.
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AFTER rocking dance oors
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Clancy’s Sunday night
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at the pub this weekend.
It comes because of Clancy’s
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Council staff had ordered
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Mr Leppard said that would
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Mayor Brad Pettitt won
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They say by the time the
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“The Fremantle port will have
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“As soon as the second port
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of freight tra c will shift from
Fremantle to Kwinana. Roe 8
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She says the Barnett
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new container facility is needed
but has done little to make it
happen.
Roe 8 is expected to cost up to
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million per metre. By contrast
the much longer Swan Valley
Highway is priced at $836.6
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“The total project to extend
Roe Highway and upgrade the
associated road network is $1.6
billion, of which around $1.1
billion is taxpayer-funded,” Ms
MacTiernan says.
“It would be far cheaper
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Ms Parke describes Roe 8 as a
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The Greens’ Lynn MacLaren
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Carlton Mob but they pale into
insignifance compared to the
gangs of today: Barnett’s Boys
led by Bulldozer Barnett and the
Canberra Mob led by Tony “The
Axe” Abbott, are the new threat.
These guys seem to be able to
terrorise middle-class Australians
and the elderly by raising taxes,
breaking election promises and
depriving people who have paid
taxes all their lives of a decent and
comfortable retirement, without
being accountable to anyone.
Let’s just hope “Big Clive”,
“Battling Bill”, “Mystical Mark” and
“The Tree Huggers” can thwart this
attack on Middle Australia.
Steven Grandy
Murray Rd, Palmyra
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The problem needs to be
addressed but not by building Roe
8. This measure would provide only
temporary relief and soon become,
itself, a congested route.
It would be very expensive both
financially and at cost of depleting
the wetlands through which Roe 8
would pass. Why not think laterally
and investigate a rail system? This
would provide better value for
money and preserve the wetlands
heritage for people who enjoy it now
and for those of the future.
Marion Shaw
Winnacott St, Willagee
Makes me
shed a tear
GENEROSITY is alive and well!
As part of the Fremantle Heritage
Festival, the Fremantle Men’s
Community Shed catered the
sausage sizzle stall at the Arthur
Grady Day.
Government of Western Australia
Local Government Advisory Board
Local Government Advisory Board
Metropolitan Local Government District Inquiries
The Local Government Advisory Board (the Board) is an independent statutory body established
under section 2.44 of the Local Government Act 1995 (the Act).
The Board is required, under the Act, to consider proposals submitted to it by the Minister for
Local Government, local governments, or electors that orders be made, under section 2.1 of the
Act, for changes to local government districts.
The Board has established the Metropolitan Local Government District Inquiries (MLGDI) and this
is a further Notice of Inquiry advising that the Board has accepted another four proposals and will
inquire into each one as part of the MLGDI.
The proposals have been lodged by:
1. The City of Subiaco
(Proposal Number 22)
2. The Town of Mosman Park (Proposal Number 24)
3. The Shire of Kalamunda
(Proposal Number 25)
4. The City of Perth
(Proposal Number 26)
Vogel not my
focus
I AM writing to address
inaccuracies in the Herald article
“Bell tolls for wetlands” (May 10,
2014).
The above proposals also affect the following local governments:
Belmont (City)
Mosman Park (Town)
Swan (City)
Claremont (Town)
Nedlands (City)
Victoria Park (Town)
Cottesloe (Town)
Peppermint Grove (Shire)
Vincent (City)
Cambridge (Town)
Perth (City)
Fremantle (City)
Subiaco (City)
The Board will consider these factors: communities of interest; physical and topographic
features; demographic trends; economic factors; the history of the area; transport and
communication; matters affecting the viability of local governments; effective delivery of local
government services and any other matter considered relevant to the inquiry.
The Board has prepared an information paper which explains the inquiry process, provides
guidance on how to prepare a submission and includes a submission form.
The Board will also accept submissions by email or over the telephone.
The specific details of each proposal (including detailed maps) and the information paper are
available on the Board’s webpage: www.dlgc.wa.gov.au/MetroInquiries The website includes an
online submission form.
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The council supplied the
ingredients so there was no charge
for the sausage in a bun.
The Shed master chefs did
suggest a gold coin donation could
be given towards our Community
Engagement Programs and at the end
of the day the public had chipped in
more than $750.
This is a fantastic indicator the
Fremantle community has a huge
capacity for giving! Thanks also to
the council for organising such a
great heritage festival.. unique and
inspiring.
Freowill
Junior survey staff were employed
by the proponent South Metro
Connect, not the EPA. Also, Bibra
and North Lakes are not Ramsarlisted wetlands, as reported, although
we believe they should be eligible for
this listing.
You reported: “She also criticised
Mr Vogels (sic) for taking on the
report in the first place, saying his
role put him in a position where
he could be in uenced by senior
politicians, rather than sticking to the
science”. I did not say this.
The statement criticising Dr
Vogel that was attributed to me,
was suggested to me by the Herald
and was understood by me to mean
the EPA should not have made a
decision without an adequate public
letters
environmental review (PER), and
that the EPA has done so in a political
climate in which road building is
an ideological agenda of the current
state and federal governments.
My criticism is with the
inadequacy of the PER documents
presented to the EPA and its response
to them. The EPA gave conditional
approval to the Roe 8 project without
requiring adequate baseline data
relative to claims or offsets identified,
and against previous EPA advice
that the area of North and Bibra
lakes are too important, ecologically,
archaeologically and culturally to
sustain the impact of the proposed
Roe 8 highway extension.
Dr Nandi Chinna
Ommanney St, Hamilton Hill
The Ed says: Thanks for this
clarification. When we asked you whether
Dr Vogel had put himself in a position
where he could be influenced by senior
politicians, rather than sticking strictly
to the science, you replied “totally”. Dr
Vogel in a letter to the Herald last week
(“Truth got steamrolled”) said “the EPA
refutes any suggestion or inference it’s
recommendation to the minister was
subject to political interference”.
Kissy kissy
with council
WHEN can we expect the council
administration and the Herald
to kiss and make up? It is surely
the function of a local newspaper
to hold the council to account
and, if the council feels it is being
unfairly reported on, for it to
have the right to say so.
The present hiatus means the
community, which both the council
and newspaper are meant to serve,
are denied ready access to important
information.
Promotion of the current heritage
festival is a case in point. Copies of
the lavishly prepared program can
be collected from the council o ces
or, in a butchered form, online. Not
surprisingly some events, involving
in many cases elaborate and timeconsuming preparation, are poorly
attended.
These programs should have been
distributed to every household in the
Fremantle area, if not as an insert in
the Herald, then separately.
What is the point of organising
a festival and not ensuring, to
the extent possible that it is well
attended?
David Hawks
Bellevue Tce, Fremantle
Killing
Cockburn
doesn’t make
sense
IN recent correspondence the
WA local government minister
Tony Simpson informed me
his preference for boundary
amalgamations is for Cockburn to
be carved up between Fremantle,
Melville and Kwinana.
There was no ambiguity. One
wonders why the government would
want to take a large city that is
financially sound, has a progressive
outlook and serves its ratepayers well
and carve it into pieces to be passed
to other towns and cities which are,
perhaps, not doing so well.
There seems to be no rhyme or
reason for such folly. Before the last
election it was stated there would
be no forced amalgamations. I find
it di cult to believe the people of
Cockburn agree with the minister’s
proposal, which will wipe our city
from the map.
It is interesting to note that in
1994 the Richard Court-led Liberal
government split the City of Perth
into four parts because it was
considered too big. Does the word
whim come to anyone’s mind over
this issue? It does to mine!
John Cooper
Counsel Rd, Coolbellup
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an accurate picture of the
Fremantle council’s response
to a potential lack of funding
by the state.
While there is huge
frustration that the state
government has reneged on its
promise to fund amalgamations,
I don’t believe Fremantle will
walk away from the whole
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as a community to do that now.
But many councils around
Perth have said they will
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the whole reform process in
jeopardy.
In reality I expect Fremantle’s
response to be more moderate.
We will make it very clear on
our rates notices what parts
of your rate rise is as a result
of amalgamation costs so that
all can clearly see the extent to
which this cost shifting from
state to local government has
occurred.
At more than $60 million,
local government reform
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disappointing these costs are
being forced by the state onto
local ratepayers.
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WE live across the road from
the Watkins Street site that
was the subject of recent
demolition works (“No Gum
Valley,” Herald, May 17, 2014).
The property owners’ claim,
“all other neighbours have been
cool about [the demolition and
removal of trees]” is incorrect.
We have not met nor discussed
the demolition/development
with the owners.
With respect to statements
made about Mr Frank Sander
and more specifically the
claim he is “jealous”, they are
misguided and incorrect. Frank
and Chadia are committed
community members with a
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support of many in the valley
and we are concerned loose
planning policy is allowing
White Gum Valley to become a
suburb of paving, shrubs and
bespoke potted plants, as can be
seen in adjoining suburbs.
Unfortunately, White Gum
Valley is suffering from the
scourge of absentee owners/
developers with a “churn and
urn” approach to development.
The council is on notice to
ensure tighter planning policies
are put in place that maintain the
valley’s social, natural and built
environment.
While higher density
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Williams heartbroken.
“My garden is my life,” the Ardross
green thumb told the Herald shortly after
finding that thieves had uprooted her
prized tropical plants.
“They are like my babies.”
Living alone since husband Clifford
died 12 years ago, this is the fourth time
in five years thieves have struck her
immaculate garden.
“You should have seen them in the
ground, the 71-year-old said. I worked
at Coles for 30 years. I have a daughter
and two grandchildren, I’m not one for
clubs.”
Mrs Williams says security and
spotlights replaced her two German
shepherds, which died a few years ago.
“They also took palms and
succulents,” she laments. “They wait until
my plants are well grown before they pick
the good ones.”
She says each of her crotons can fetch
up to $50 at weekend markets or even
more online with some species prized by
collectors.
From tropical Indonesia, crotons grow
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ELEVATED levels of lead and zinc
and other contaminants from an
historic cemetery are to blame for
slowly killing a Moreton Bay fig at
Fremantle primary school, according
to a report presented to the council.
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used to be Freo’s main cemetery.
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Solar’s the tip
by CARMELO AMALFI
A HANDFUL of companies in
Australia and overseas have
expressed interest in turning part of
the old South Fremantle tip site into a
large-scale solar farm.
The council has decided to test the
market and call for expressions of interest
to build a new solar electricity generation
plant from which it might draw power
when completed.
“It’s a process which council could
be part of,” mayor Brad Pettitt told the
Herald. It’s also a di cult time to be
pushing renewables in Australia.”
Dr Pettitt says the proposed plant
would make the site safer and re ect the
council’s push towards reducing carbon
emissions.
The landfill site covers 19.4 hectares, 88
per cent of it owned by the council. The
remainder comprises an unmade road
reserve (Island Street) and freehold land
owned by WA Main Roads. The council
land consists of two distinct parcels,
separated by the road reserve and Main
Roads-owned land which forms a narrow
strip running east and west across the
centre of the site.
The tip was shut in 1991 and is
registered under the contaminated sites
act. Environmental and geotechnical
constraints associated with the site due to
its past use make it unsuitable for most
forms of development for the next 20
years.
The council is prepared to assign a
21-year lease to potential developers or
operators of the land. In April, the council
considered a request from FreoFarm to
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use as a community garden. Following
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by CARMELO AMALFI
YOU know something is amiss when
the doors and tyres on your top
vehicles disappear overnight.
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That’s what happened at Melville
Motors in Attadale Tuesday when two
men nabbed shiny mag wheels from
a 2014 SS Commodore. Manager Paul
Davies was not surprised the thieves
targeted the dealership: “It’s not
uncommon, car yards get hit all the time.
“What’s surprising is they got caught.”
Police had noticed the brightly lit
display vehicle—sticker price $45,000plus—jacked up with bricks. Police dog
Rumble was deployed and one alleged
offender was soon found in a nearby
park, hiding behind a tree.
The second alleged offender was
found at a servo nearby. A 21-year-old
Southern River man and 24-year-old
Canning Vale man will soon appear in
court, charged with stealing.
Mr Davies says thieves generally sell
stolen gear online.
At Shacks Holden in Fremantle,
manager Richard Cull says dealerships
are known as “midnight spares”: “They
go to a car yard after hours and take what
they need from used cars—tail lights or
spare wheels,” he told the Herald.
Thieves often cause thousands of
dollars’ damage trying to remove parts
worth just $200 or $500. Scraping keys
and coins on panels is also common.
“Recently, we had to replace 13
bonnets after someone jumped from car
to car,” he says. “Even with cameras,
these guys wear hoods and masks so they
can’t be identified.
ay or sh u ts dow n
c lu b lease q u eries
by CARMELO AMALFI
MELVILLE mayor Russell Aubrey
last week shut down questions
relating to a controversial motion
to allow Blue Gum tennis club an
extension to its lease and to its
boundary.
Former mayor June Barton and
councillors Susan Taylor-Rees and Nick
Pazolli tried to question club president
Bill Thomas about letters he’d sent to
“certain councillors” but the mayor said
the questions were “not relevant”.
Before last October’s council elections,
Mr Thomas wrote to hundreds of tennis
club members urging them to vote for
particular candidates, including Mr
Aubrey’s daughter, Rebecca, who was
subsequently elected. He also urged
support for Nicole Foxton, Cameron
Schuster, Guy Wieland, Patricia Phelan
and Clive Robartson, all of whom were
elected or re-elected.
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the Valley
As the temperature starts to drop, grab your family
and friends and head for the valley, where the people
are welcoming and the weather is always delightfully
warm. Chilli Valley is a new Indian restaurant in
Beeliar offering authentic Indian cuisine in an inviting
and contemporary setting.
Chilli Valley aims to be the best Indian restaurant
in the southern suburbs. Owner Prash, Head Chef
Kamal and Chef Anil Sharma have a wealth of
experience in prestigious establishments in India, the
UK and Australia. This talented team is dedicated
to providing a memorable dining experience for
customers with superb food, excellent service and
great value for money.
At Chilli Valley, only the freshest produce is used,
including the meat which is sourced from a local
supplier. All food is prepared on site without the use of
MSG artificial colours avours an preservatives.
ou ll fin all the famil favourites on offer such as
Butter Chicken, Beef Vindaloo and Chicken Tikka,
along with some deliciously different dishes such as
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marinated in yogurt and fried until crispy; Prawn
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Only Crs Aubrey and Schuster
declared an interest in the lease extension,
which was approved.
Cr Barton tried to ask Mr Thomas
whether he’d contacted councillors to
seek their views about the lease.
“Not relevant,” the mayor interjected.
“It is mayor, because I wasn’t
contacted,” Cr Barton replied. “It is very
relevant.”
“If you make that allegation…” the
mayor warned.
“I’m asking a question.”
A 101-signature petition was tabled
calling on council to reject the extension.
Cr Taylor-Rees criticised CEO Shayne
Silcox for blocking councillors’ access to
the council’s three environmental o cers
who’d helped compile the 14-page report.
She noted the report included
no reference to the area’s cultural
significance to Aboriginal people and did
not mention Blue Gum Lake was part of
Beeliar regional park.
“Councillors, I am the chief adviser for
council,” Dr Silcox advised, stating it was
up to him to decide what staff attended
council meetings.
Speaking against the proposal from
the public gallery, Murdoch University
associate professor of education Judy
MacCallum said the boundary expansion
was inconsistent with Bush Forever
objectives.
“Bush Forever is supposed to be bush
forever,” she said, describing the club’s
push into already degraded land as,
“more a matter of convenience” for the
club.
Referring to a series of aerial maps
and diagrams of the Bush Forever site
off Moolyeen Road in Brentwood, Dr
MacCallum said the club had already
encroached on land outside its fence.
She warned a dangerous precedent
would be set by the council’s “tacit
acceptance of unlawful activities”.
The WA environment department says
the clearing was investigated and, “no
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One last ride for Wilson
by CARMELO AMALFI
“PRINCE of the turf” Johnny Leslie
Wilson was laid to rest Monday, aged
78, his last run commemorated by
hundreds of mourners from across
the state.
Born in algoorlie and educated
in Fremantle where he began his
apprenticeship, the three times Perth Cup
winner and Singapore racing legend was
described by family and friends as the
“last truly gifted horseman” who loved
poker and lawn bowls, but was useless
with a TV remote.
As music and old recordings of
past wins played in the Norfolk hall at
arrakatta, his family celebrated the
legacy of love he left behind for South
Fremantle wife of 57 years Lurline,
children Warren and Denise, five
grandchildren and a great-grandchild due
later this year.
Wilson’s first son John died of a heart
attack three years ago, his death weighing
heavily on the close family.
Son Warren said his father was 17
when he started his apprenticeship under
Fremantle trainer Reg Porky Harper,
Lurline’s stepfather.
nown as Skeeter during his Freo
years, Wilson was educated at CBC while
growing up in Piccadilly Street.
In 1981 Wilson was attacked with a
baseball bat by thugs in Mauritius because
he refused to pull up his horse. He was
left with a cracked forehead, broken jaw,
cheek, teeth and lost the sight in one eye.
An emotional Bob Maumill, who met
Wilson after he moved to Perth from
algoorlie, lived with his ol’ mate in
Singapore.
He said for some reason animals, not
just horses, were attracted to the man
who, didn’t have a cruel streak in his
body .
“He loved animals and animals loved
him, he said.
Daughter Denis says her left-handed
father had beautiful penmanship, but was
hopeless with the TV remote.
He gave us everything, she says.
He was a true gentleman.
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There were some deliciouslyhome made sweet and savoury
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sounded and looked great but I
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I was almost defeated by
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peach and swimming in a tangy
lemon-vanilla sauce. But they
were too good to leave even a
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I thought the last member
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ordering poached eggs but she
reckoned they were lovely, with
just the right consistency for the
yolk to run into the sour dough
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His voice was amazingly
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reminisces of the man best
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Having been hooked by
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to understand why a school
teacher, with a limited musical
background, started electric
ukulele band the Sextet Dukes.
The midget instrument
is enjoying a resurgence
internationally, with groups
such as the kulele rchestra
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pop status.
And mercy of mercies it
has all but replaced the recorder
in schools It’s a great lead-in
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want to get started, Warner
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I thought I’d learn to play it
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It wasn’t long before he was
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LOT has happened to
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Attadale home since it
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While the many ornate
ceilings and tall, arched doors
and windows remain, the house
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three-bathroom mansion that
would no doubt amaze the
original owners.
This huge two-storey abode
is all about family (the vendors
have six kids) and all the spaces,
including a theatre room, are
spacious.
All the kids plus their mates
could huddled out of the rain in
the massive front portico while
they wait for mum to open the
door.
And their many coats could
easily be discarded in the
spacious entry hall, for retrieval
later.
No worry about mud on
carpets beautifully rich jarrah
oorboards ow throughout
this home so quick to mop
over.
Whipping up an after-school
snack for the hordes was never
easier than in the huge central
kitchen, with its two, caesarstone topped island benches,
large five-burner stove top and
plentitude of cupboards and
drawers.
And with the pool just the
other side of massive, oorto-ceiling windows doors,
keeping an eye on the kids
while dinner gets underway is
no hassle.
The dining room is on one
side of the kitchen, with a
sunken family room the other.
Huge doors open onto the
pool, where a decked cabana
gazes out serenely with the
promise of summer barbeques.
There’s room aplenty for all
in this home, with a spacious
formal sunken lounge at the
front of the home, with four sets
of tall arched windows, two
onto the street.
The windows are matched
on the other side of the house by
those in the spacious study.
lder kids will appreciate
the downstairs bedroom,
which has its own study and
bathroom, a classic 70s version
with an arched, tiled recess over
the bath.
The rest of the bedrooms are
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balcony with
glimpses of the
nearby river.
The massive open ensuite has
a separate toilet and shower, and
a walk-in robe is tucked behind
a wall.
If the kids need to burn off
energy (or mum and dad need
some quiet), the beautiful Burke
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of grass for play and lovely
walks, is a mere 100 metres
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S
HADOW boxes were popular in
the 1960s. Just about every home
had one, small box-like shelves
to hold tiny ornaments.
Often they were on the wall next to
that other 60s icon
ying ducks.
That this Cawston Raod Attadale
home has essentially retained its ‘60s feel
is apparent from the lovely skillion roofline, and the giant shadow-box window
anking the front door.
The six-bedroom home has been
considerably revamped from the original
but the vendor’s love affair with the
Brady Bunch era is apparent in myriad
details, including a soaring wall of
lovely gold and tan-hued stone in the
downstairs lounge.
Chocolate-coloured jarrah oors glow
throughout this lovely home, upstairs
and down.
The vendor’s kids had a hand in
choosing wallpaper for a feature wall in
their bedrooms.
ou can see they have mum’s air for
interior design, with choices creating an
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Call AMIR
0401 962 511
perthfencingcontractors.com.au
FLOORING
We llany
match
n
writte
quote
Supply and/or Install
- Timber - Bamboo
- Laminates
Affordable prices!
GARDENING
Added Care
Gardening
Prompt, reliable
& caring service in:
~ garden clean ups
~ maintenance
~ mulching
~ rubbish removal
~ weeding ~ pruning
~ lawn mowing
Satisfaction Guaranteed
0428 222 202
Quality
Gardening
• regular maintenance
& cleanups
• specialised & heavy pruning
• small tree lopping
• mulching
• native plantings
• all landscaping & retic
• garden design
Call our friendly team now for
prompt professional service
0421 954 590
Alistair’s
Garden Maintenance
native gardens • hedging
planting • mulching
weeding • lawns
rubbish removal
garden consulting
reticulation • rose pruning
Call Alistair
0414 800 695
GLASS SERVICING
All Commercial
& Domestic
Glass Repairs
• Security • Showerscreens
• Mirrors • Windows & Doors
For Professional Service
Phone for a Free Quote
9434 4311
ALL AREAS
S&G GLASS
0433 522 653
• 24 Hour 7 Days Glass Repair
• Insurance Work • Glass Table Top
• Shower Screens • Mirrors • Robes
• Aluminium Windows & Doors
• Security Windows & Doors (Lic 12324)
• General Glazing & Maintenance
For a free quote and friendly
service call Sam on:
Showroom available
by appointment only
0411 142 955
FLOOR SANDING
6/153 Rockingham Road, H/Hill
Call Dean on
www.selectflooring.com.au
Floor
Sanding
Specialists
Quality Fine Level Sanding
Restoration to old floors
Choice of finish
Supply & lay new timber
flooring
9331 4531
0422 631 075
Member of TFA
CALL STEVE FOR A
FREE QUOTE
GUTTERS
Stan Man
the
GUTTERING
Gutters, Down Pipes, Facia
All Rubbish Removed
20 Colourbond Colours
Professional Service
Senior Discount
FREE MEASURE & QUOTE
All Hours
21 Roper St, O’ Connor
9331 1499
www. gtglass. net. au
HANDYMAN
LAWN MOWING
FIX
IT
Handyman
RT’S MOWING
STUALawn
Mowing
• Home repairs & maintence
• Fence painting
• Small tiling jobs
• Ceiling & wall patching
• Skirting, painting, floor
board repairs, regrouting,
V ertimowing
Garden Cleanups
Gutter Cleaning
Tree/ Shrub Pruning
Palms Defronded
FREE QUOTATION
Services
minor carpentry & more
Call Michael
0415 574 228
GUTTER CLEANING
KITCHENS
[email protected]
FLAT PACK
KITCHENS
Specialised Outdoor Services
FREE Roof
Inspection
All roof repairs
9433 1077
www.sos-services.com.au
Ikea & Other ‘Flatpack‛
Specialist.
Kitchen, Laundry, Wardrobes
& Benchtop Installation.
Ron Liebrand
0418 695 235
Meg Liebrand
0438 068 257
P/F: 9437 3344
[email protected]
LANDSCAPING
To advertise
phone today on
9430 7727
HANDYMAN
A1 Total
Maintenance
• All Building Repairs
• Paving Repairs • Fencing
• Floor Tiling
• Roof Repairs
• Mobile Welding
• Painting
• Limestone Work • Retic
• Gutter Cleaning
• Landscaping
Contact Doug
0407 443 925
BARTLETT
HANDYMAN SERVICES
• FENCING - ALL TYPES
• GUTTERS CLEANED & REPAIRED
• SOAKWELLS • MINOR CARPENTRY
• PATIOS, PERGOLAS & DECKS
• ALL DOMESTIC & COMMERCIAL
MAINTENANCE AND MUCH MORE
NO JOB TOO SMALL!
POLICE CLEARED - INSURED
TONY BARTLETT
0416 386 164
F&W Solutions
Quality, Reliable
& Prompt Ser vice
All Building Repairs
• Kitchen & Bathroom
• Retaining Walls/Paving
• Carpentry Work
• Limestone/Fencing
Patios/Pergolas
• Demolition Works
• Flooring/Decking
• Wall & Floor Tiling • Painting
• Ceiling & Stud Walls
Eric 0418 383 619
[email protected]
Handyman
all maintenance
• leaks • fencing
• painting • doors
& locks • skirting
• decking •wall
removal • flooring
• blind installation
• gutter cleaning
& much more
FREE QUOTES
0400 113 107
TOTAL HOME
MAINTENANCE
& REPAIRS
NOTHING
TOO SMALL
0413 545 595
A/H 9339 8069
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Phone Stuart
0414 570 795
LANDSCAPES
by DESIGN
All aspects
of landscaping • retic
• turf • paving • decks
• retaining walls • patios
LIMESTONE
Paradise
LIMESTONE
No ob Too Small
• Feature limestone walls & letterboxes
• Retaining Walls
• Excavation & Bobcat Services
• Soakwell Installations
• Limestone Garden Edging
• Colorbond Fencing
• Slate Clattering • Stump Grinding
Neat & Professional Workmanship
0401
203 121
[email protected]
Design & Construct
Service
Call David
Touchstone
Landscaping
0424 175 568
All aspects of Landscaping
• limestone work
• paving • lawn & synthetic lawn
• planting schemes
LOCKSMITH
0457 591 143
A/H 9499 4097
A.B. Landscapes
QUALIFIED HORTICULTURIST
Specialist in landscape
design and construction
DINGO MINI-EARTHMOVER
OPERATOR
• brickpaving • lawns
• retaining walls • reticulation
• diamond core drilling
Anton Birch cert. hort.
9331 2283
0412 995 919
LAUNDRY SERVICES
COMMERCIAL
LAUNDRY
Superior Linen
Superior Service
Commercial Laundry
and Linen Hire Service
We are now servicing
the South West and
Metropolitan areas!
Enquire today and see the difference!
Phone 08 9534 7677
Email:
[email protected]
LAWN MOWING
o in Prunin Trimmin
d in
u ish emo al eed Control
ur Roses!
Don’t forget yo
CALL or TEXT Stephen
0417 937 365
[email protected]
Reg No. 7 197
fie reg ere
n er
A ll work guaranteed
Free competitive quotes
N o j ob too big or small
Dom estic & Com m ercial
0403 656 657
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iinet. net. au
Painting &
Renovations
Registered trades person.
David Lowe
0401 747 368
9382 1463
PAINTING SERVICE
• Professional Service
• Quality Products
• Competitive Prices
MOB:
0413 516 660
Quality Security Guaranteed
Aged pensioner discount
Call Michael
0402 326 468
PAINTING
For all your painting
requirements.
Phone Bob for a
FREE UOTE.
0418 953 149
Reasonable prices.
Good discounts
for pensioners.
Work guaranteed.
All work guaranteed.
30 years experience.
Cheap rates.
Free quotes.
RN: 7318
0434 493 537
colourific
painting
contractors
Established 1984 Reg # 3284
Accredited Dulux Painter
Proud employer of
an apprentice.
Phone Bruce
0418 928 456
bruce@colourificpainting.com.au
www.colourificpainting.com.au
Interior/ Exterior
0418 125 943
REG No: 32440
Cooper
& Sons
Painting
Friendly service, quality job
with old fashioned values.
Over 25 Years of Experience
REG.
PRACTITIONER 6519
CONTRACTOR 7859
0415 940 607
Ph/Fax 9434 6405
[email protected]
glennturnerpainter.com.au
All domestic & commercial
pest & weed control
9433 3777
www.freopest.com.au
PLASTERER
For a clean reliable job at
SENSIBLE PRICES.
Quality Workmanship
OVER 20 YEARS
LOCAL EXPERIENCE
Call Robin
9339 5671
Mobile
0413 480 425
T. DICARLO
PLASTERERS
Established 1970
• New Homes
• Renovations
• Rendering
• Patching
All types of plastering,
small or large jobs.
• Residential &
Commercial
• 35 Year Family
Business
0418 902 246
plaster master
• all aspects
• interior & exterior
• reliable & friendly service
• 20 years experience
• all work guaranteed
• no job too small
plumbing & gas
NO CALL OUT FEE
• Hot Water Systems
• Leaking Taps
• Blocked Drains,
Toilets & Pipes
• Annoying & Noisy
Water Hammer
• Anodes
• Taps, Pans & Cistern
• Water Filters
• Gas Bayonets
• Water Saving Devices
GUARANTEED
Same Day Service
for Emergencies
9335 1552
GAS 10208 PL 6703
Riverside
Plumbing
& Gas
John
Fox
FREE QUOTES
Contact Wayne
0407 864 984
0411 452 742
PL7158 GF9661
SOUTHSIDE
PLUMBING
• H ot W ater S ystems
• B locked D rains
• B urst Pipes
• T oilet & C isterns
• L eaking T aps
• G as Installations
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Hot Water Systems
Blocked Drains • Burst Pipes
Flick Mixers • Toilets
Gas Installations & Repairs
Taps • Kitchens
Bathrooms & Renovations
All work guaranteed
Fully insured - No call out fee
Same day emergency service
0405 088 190
or 9437 4688
PLUMBING
GASFITTING
Hot Water Installs + Service
All Gas Appliances + Bayonets
Blocked Drains • Burst Pipes
Renovations • Retic Cut Ins
Back Flow Prevention
Local, Honest
and Reliable
• No Call Out Fee
• Police Cleared
• All Work Guaranteed
PL 6067 GF 4483
Phone Christian
0412 137 747
ALL AREAS - ONE HOUR SERVICE
Lic.No.PL7618
Call your Local Friendly
Jim’s Plumber
Blocked Drains • Burst Pipes
ot Water nits • asfitting
Toilets - Taps
1300 133 509 24 Hours - 7 Days
10% Discount Off Labour*
* Offer ex cludes Call-out Fee & Parts
All plumbing
fixed & no
call out fee
IF WE CAN’ T FIX
IT WE DON’ T
CHARGE YOU !
www.cooperandsonspainting.com.au
Custom Design and
Construction in Pergolas,
Patios, A Frames, Gables,
Carports, Alfresco & Gazebos,
Resheeting & Timber Decking
Cedar Lining
Call Alex Barry for
prompt reliable service
PL: 7916 GF: 014502
Call Bryan
1800 280 076
PERGOLAS
A reliable service
for all your
plumbing & gas work.
Call Tom 9339 2562
Reg No 6028
QUALITY
OUTDOOR
IMPROVEMENTS
Residential & Commercial
in July & August
PLUMBING
PAINTING!
FREE QUOTES
20% OFF
0415 748 774
Matthew’s
Painting Services
• Termite Treatments
• Inspections • Ants • Fleas
• Cockroaches • Spiders
• Bees • Rats & Mice
tony
Reg. No. 2390
PLUMBING
GIVE PESTS THE
OLD HEAVE HO!
PLASTERING
24
CALLOUT
24 HOUR
HOUR CALLOUT
all locks repaired,
replaced or unlocked
• commercial
• domestic
• auto • safes
PEST CONTROL
John Cole 9310 3660
0412 198 966
REG NO 6740
Bright s
Mowing
TH O
0
P
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• internal/external
• tradesmen only
• local resident
• registered painter 2542
• senior discounts
WAYNE WEBB’S
No job too
big or small
ALL PAVING
Fully Insured
Free Onsite Consult
Call Tony
DULUX ACCREDITED
PAINTING
CONTRACTORS
9430 7727
On time & on budget
Steve 0404 001 323
9434 1547
PAINTING
To advertise
phone today on
FOR FREE QUOTES CALL AARON
(Pensioner Discount/Insured)
ROD’S
• 24 Hour Emergency Repairs
• Insurance Work
Made to Measure & Repairs to:
• Aluminium Doors/ Windows
• Patio Enclosures
• Flyscreens/ Security Screens
• Shower Screens/ Mirrors
trades& serv ic es
0409 427 724
Gutters cleaned &
down pipes checked
Qualified, efficient,
friendly service
O ce 9409 4005
Fa 9409 4010
Mobile 0426 954 134
herald
PROMPT FRIENDLY
SERVICE
Mobile: 0421 981 528
PL: 6901 GF: 8742
All Class
Plum bing
and Gas
PL 7 5 1 5 G F 0 1 3 3 4 4
Sewer Conversion.
Sewer Junction Cut-in.
H.W.S. Repair & Install
24 Hour Emergency H.W.
All at com petitive prices
24 hours em ergency work
10% discount for pensions
0422 67 3 7 66
• h ot water systems
• blocked drains
• leaking toilets
• gas appliances
• leaking taps • burst pipes
Clean, Tidy,
Courteous with Quality
Work Guaranteed
10% PENSIONER DISCOUNT
0401 939 332
P
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Plumbing
& Gas
Pty Ltd
PL 7 9 7 1 G F0 1 5 7 2 8
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PLUMBING
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ROOF PLUMBING &
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Let us solve your
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DHM Plumbing
& Gas Services
• Hot water units installed,
serviced & maintained
• All types of taps serviced & installed
• Water & gas leaks rectified
• Drains unblocked
• Toilet pans, cisterns serviced
& installed
• Alterations & renovations
• Solar hot water units
serviced & maintained
• Back flow prevention devices
serviced & installed
• No call out fees
SAME
T
DAY HO !
• All work guaranteed
WATER
• Police clearance
• Friendly, courteous
& we keep all appointments
• Payment on completion
Tony 0415 175 009
[email protected]
www.dhmplumbing.com.au
PL 7883 - GL 012815
EW 150987
ABN 54218337759
Payments by EFTPOS, CASH,
EFT & Major Credit Cards
PL 8699
GF 011902
perts n Plum in
Gutters, Extra
Downpipes, Valleys,
Roofs, HP Cleaned
• Ridgecaps repointed
• Broken Tiles replaced
• Overflow spouts
Fast service, Free quotes,
all work guaranteed
Experienced
Removalists
Two Men and Truck
7 DAYS A WEEK &
SHORT NOTICE
0458 883 333
www.cockburnremovals.com.au
TERRY’S
REMOVALS
$105
per hour+ GST
2 Men - Large Truck
20 yrs experience
0458 872 333
WINTER SPECIALS
New Installations,
Add-Ons, Services
& Repairs Including
Replacing Control Boxes,
Solanoids etc.
Call now for prompt &
professional services
GET MORE
VALUE FOR YOUR
DOLLAR
repairs to submersible
& centrifugal bores
installation of new
bores and wells
reticulation
installations & repairs
Call now for a free quote
Mob: 0406 763 676
9433 1077
(Main Floor & Bathroom)
M: 0421 439 229 T: 9414 1112
TREE SERVICES
www.abtrees.com.au
• Family owned & operated
• Fully qualified
• Fully insured
• All aspects of tree work
• Free quotes
• Mulch sales
Andrew 0411 051 272
Ben 0424 150 899
D
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B
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YO
(Pensioner Discount)
The Herald
is now ONLINE!
Now your potential
customers have
more ways to see
your ad and
contact you.
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HERALD.COM
AAA Acton
Roofing
• ALL ROOF REPAIRS & LEAKS
Tile/Tin/Asbestos
• GUTTERS & DOWNPIPES
Clean/Repair/Replace
• ROOF COATING & CLEANING
• SKYLIGHTS/ROOF VENTS
Free Quotes
Pensioner Discounts
Liam 0412
ROOFING
ROOF & WALL
DOCTOR
15 Year
READGuarantee
THIS
TILE–IRON–ASBESTOS
RE-ROOFING
COLORBOND/ZINCALUME
ROOF RESTORATIONS
OTHERWISE THE WORK IS ILLEGAL
PROTECTIVE COATINGS
WECLEANING
REMOVE &– DISPOSE
POINTINGOF:
If your re-roof is more than
$20,000 (inc GST) your re-roofing
Company must be a Registered
Building Company. This means
Licenced with The Builders
Registration Board.
Old Tiles
Iron
Asbestos
9430 6553
Govt.
reg. 4146
WE
SUPPLY
23 Years Experience
& INSTALL
Member
Master Builders
Colorbond, Zincalume
Skylights, Whirly Birds
Insulation, Gutters
Tile Roof Restoration
9430 6553
16 Essex St, Fremantle
www.roofandwalldoc.com.au
WorkSafe Asbestos Demolition Lic
Builders Registration Number 13172
Cockburn
Roofing
Service
ALL WORK
GUARANTEED
• Ridgecapping
Specialists
• Gutters & Downpipes
• Leaks/Reroofing
• Install Gutter Guard
& Whirly Birds
• All types of roof
maintenance
Leon 0403 184 723
cockburnroofi[email protected]
FLEXI CEMENT Q FR
RIDGECAPPING UOT EE
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• Roofcoating
• Reroofing tiles & tin
• Gutters & Downpipes
• Pensioner discounts
+ Fix leaks
9337 1601 24 Hours
Mob 0409 105 559
Quality Work
GET MORE
VALUE FOR YOUR
DOLLAR
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is now ONLINE!
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customers have
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HERALD.COM
To advertise
phone today on
9430 7727
RUBBISH REMOVALS
Ring
a Bin
2,3 & 4m bins.
All bins with ramps.
Friendly local
owner/operator.
Phone Leo.
Pay by Cards, Cash or EFT
9314 1222
0418 940 121
TRENCHBUSTERS PTY LTD
SOUTHERN BINS
• gutters
• downpipes
• roof leaks
• asbestos removal
• reroofing
All work guaranteed
Fully Qualified Tradesmen Only
Ron: 0403 842 218
Fax: 9434 6221
Email: swanriverroofi[email protected]
• 2+10 Cubic Meter Skip Bins
• Environmentally Friendly
• Rapid
Response
• Competitive
Rates
• Fully Insured
• Bobcats
& Excavators
• Hiab & Tail Lift Trucks
e Place ins here Others Can t
• pergolas
• second story additions
•extentions
• re-roofing
Dean
0413 057 979
Shower
Shower
Regrouting
Regrouting
STOP WATER LEAKING
THROUGH WALLS USING
RESISTANT ADDITIVES.
PHONE TREVOR OR
EUNICE ROSS
9364 6352
6352
0419 915 459
Established
since 1986
Estabished since
9437 1999
Wall & Floor
Tiling Specialist
Ceramic - Porcelain
All Natural Stone
Re-Grouting • Quality Assured
30 Years Experience
Free Quotes
Tim Holland
0416 974 195
9430 7727
TREE SERVICES
OWEN’S TREE
SERVICE
• Est. East Frem. 1982
• Fully Insured
• Pensioner discounts
• Free quote
Call your local contractor
Owen Ritson
9339 6645
0421 118 704
www.pavedrain.com.au
P hone 9 4 3 0 7 7 2 7 F ax 9 4 3 0 7 7 2 6
NEW TRADIES!
To find out how
you can get 8
weeks for the cost
of 6 phone the
Herald today on
9430 7727
WALLS
ROOF & WALL
DOCTOR
BRICK
&
BRICK &
LIMESTONE
LIMESTONE
DAMP
RISING DAMP
FRETTING MORTAR
FRETTING
MORTAR
TUCKPOINTING
TUCKPOINTING
BRICKS
REPOINTED
OLD
RENDERREPOINTED
REMOVED
LIMESTONE
LIMESTONE
REPOINTED
HERITAGE
RESTORATION
HERITAGE
RESTORATION
9430
6553
• Trees & palms
trimmed or removed
• Stump grinding
• Western Power approved
• Free Quotes
• Pensioner Rates
• Fully Insured
Jon 9331 1728
0438 942 346
Stump Grinding
• over 25 yrs exp
• fully insured
• free quotes & advice
• removal or verge pick-up
“Service is our Motto”
Kent
When You Need Your Trees
Trimmed, Pruned, Shaped
or Removed - Call:
We Do It All - Then We Clean Up
No Mess Guaranteed!
0415 900 932
www.thetreefirm.com.au
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and more important for your business
to stand out.
Be seen in thousands of newspapers
letterbox delivered each week to your
target market by taking part in our new
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designed just for you.
Govt. reg. 4146
9430
6553
WASHER & DRYER
Here’s what you get:
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2323Years
Experience
Member
Master
Builders
Builders Registration Number 13172
• Repairs to most makes of
washer & dryers
• In home repairs
• 12 months guarantee
• Senior citizen’s discounts
SEC Lic.
0409 088 832
WINDOW CLEANING
KENT’S TREE
SERVICE
Introducing an exciting
new Herald feature
exclusively for Trades
& Service advertisers.
Reserve your space today - only one
spot available for each category.
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REPAIRS
0411 284 833
0418 906 735
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phone today on
SOAKWELLS
Downpipes, Driveways,
Spoon Drains, etc.
We also repair existing
soakwells and brickpaving.
For advice and
recommendations call Deane
REMOVED
• Discount Stump Grinding
• Cheap Mulch Sales
• Pensioner Discounts
• Western Power Licensed
FULLY EQUIPPED, INSURED
& EXPERIENCED
FREE QUOTES & ADVICE
0416 356 359
THE “TREE GP”
NOW AVAILABLE FOR
TREE SURGERY
www.southernbins.com.au
ALL PALMS & TREES
PRUNED, SHAPED OR
Nigel Williams
A/H 0411 722 892
ROOF
SOAKWELLS
All aspects of Drainage &
CARPENTER Stormwater
Management
All aspects of Carpentry
SERVICE WITH A SMILE
830 775
FRANK’S
ROOFING
0414 097 538
ALLWEST
BORES &
RETICULATION
Client
Building Licence # 13954
RETICULATION
A QUALITY
RETICULATION
SERVICES
Tiler
Direct
1/435 Yangebup Rd, Cockburn Central
[email protected]
REMOVALS
DIRECT IMPORT & LAY
www.sos-services.com.au
9498 7970 0427 316 602
PL290
All Roof
Replacements &
Maintenance
• Wall & Floor Tiling
• New & Renovations
0427 502 214
CALL PHIL
icensed To nstall er ice
epair
OC
OUT
ully nsured B ay ayment ption
9315 3872
0412 957 640
Specialised Outdoor Services
TILING
• Good price, High Quality
• Package offers available
as nstallations
• Bathrooms
• Renovations
• General Maintenance
• Applecross &
South of the River
ROOFING
We service Govt. schools
in Roof Works.
HOT WATER SYSTEMS
TOILET SUITES • LEAKING TAPS
GAS FITTING INSTALLATIONS
BACK FLOW PREVENTION
EDWARD’S
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RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL
Fully Insured
Police Clearance
Reliable & Efficient
Attention to Detail
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
Alex Doran
0414 797 712
For more information contact
Natalie Hug on 9430 7727
CARPENTRY
Men at work
WINDOW
CLEANING
• attention to detail Local Family
Business
• police clearance
• residential/commercial
• gutter cleaning available
Call Adam or Melanie
9310 7340
0419 968 811
NOW is a great time to insulate your home – and you might
not have to pay a cent towards it.
The Australian Government is providing a rebate of up to
$1600 for the installation of ceiling insulation in homes built
before 2003 (and which aren’t already insulated).
The rebate will generally cover the cost of insulating the
average suburban home, meaning most people won’t be out
of pocket at all.
The Australian Government will only provide rebates if
Registered Installers are used: Locally, Roofing 2000 is one of
these installers
Hardy’s Handyman Services
phone: 0400 000 000
email: [email protected]
trades. serv ic es@ f remantleherald. c om
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ALFRED COVE ART SOCIETY will present its 15th
Annual Awards of Excellence Exhibition at Atwell
Gallery from May 25th until June 2nd. (Open 10am to 5pm
-except June 2 -10am to 3pm) The official opening will be
on Tuesday 27th May at 7.30pm
CRAFTERNOON TEA - every Tuesday 12.302.30pm at Yangebup Family Centre, BYO craft projects
or do a set class and join others for 2 hours of child free fun
and afternoon tea cost is $5 and creche is available for $2.50
per child. Enquiries call Ann 0421 482 578
FREE BELLYDANCE LESSON in Hamilton Hill with
coffee and cake. Come along for fun and fitness. To
book a spot please call Lisa 0404 018 344
FREMANTLE DINING CLUB (all welcome, no cost)
meet Wednesday 28th May 7pm at “Little Creatures
Next Door” at The Bar. 8pm Dinner at Char Char Bull
FUNDRAISING AND GETTING GRANTS
WORKSHOPS 24th May at Notre Dame University,
Fremantle with Keith Whelan: “ The Grants Guy” Book
www.trybooking.com/eosp or 0428 538 761. Great for all
those trying to raise funds. Presented by CINI Australia
MEDITATION AND SACRED SONG, 2nd and
4th Wednesday of month, 7pm, beginners and
experienced welcome, Hamilton Hill, gold coin donation,
Susan and David, 9494 2079
SING SING SING Groups and individual lessons
choir. Melville and Fremantle. Beginners welcome.
Call Joanna 9339 5631
SINGERS WANTED PEPPERMINT is a new, small
SATB choir under the direction of Coralie Kan. We
sing a mix of songs including pop, ballads, folk and jazz.
We rehearse in a relaxed casual atmosphere as we sing
for fun and enjoyment first and foremost, as well as to
become better singers and make great music. We are
currently looking for sopranos, tenors and basses who
have some singing experience to join us twice a month on
Sunday afternoons at our venue 10 minutes by freewaysouth from Perth. If you would like to give it a try please call
Clive on 0414 263 493
STOCK ROAD SENIORS - Bingo every Wednesday
afternoon at 1.00p.m. The club has other activities for
people interested please ring Judy 9339 7878
TAMLA MOTOWN, MYAREE. Friday 6th June
7:30pm til late. Come and dance to the best in
Motown and other Soul music at Rhein Donan Club (known
as German Club) 110 North Lake Rd, Myaree. $10 entry at
the door. Great food available and free parking. For more info
email soulsourcemusic tpg.com.au or call 0450 011 704
TARTAN SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCING group
meets Monday 1:30pm-3pm at Waylen Bay Scout
Hall, The Strand, Applecross, Monday 8-9:30pm at the
Uniting Church, corner Banksia & Green St, Joondanna
and Thursday 7:30pm-9:30pm at St Stephen’s, corner
Mackenzie & Kishorn Rd, Applecross. All welcome- no
partners required. For More info, ph Dawn 0414 859 393 or
Christine 0407 672 528.
TENNIS…Come and join us at Cockburn Tennis
Club. Recreation Rd, Hamilton Hill. Lessons with
AJ 0450 965 399. Email: tennisclubcockburn gmail.
com or 0478 113 253
THE NEXT MEETING and Demonstration of the
Alfred Cove Art Society will be held at 7 pm on May
29 at Atwell Gallery. Ian de Souza, a talented and well
known artist, will demonstrate using Watercolour. (and
those attending could also view the Awards of Excellence
exhibition as well). Visitors and new members are welcome.
Enquiries: Phone 9457 5265 or 9364 3508 or email
alfredcoveartsociety gmail.com
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Toastmaster club at Fremantle Bowling Club, Ellen Street,
Fremantle, in Fremantle Park, from 6 pm to 7.30 pm every
Wednesday. For more info: Phone 0401 011 212 or 0406
782 795 or visit: www.toastmastersvq.ne
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Brent 0407 928 538
BUILDING additions, granny
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stylish, affordable design
service. Save with our owner
builder help or builder tenders.
Patrick Healey, Architect (1008)
9499 1888 or 0412 956 967
BUILDING Renovations &
home maintenance, walls
removed, windows, kitchens,
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947 943 rayhatton1150
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CARPENTER 15 years
experience Award Winning
specialised carpenter/ all
rounder. Call Chris for a quote
0428 721 284
CARPENTER, Handyman,
Multi-skilled, Renovator. 25
years local experience. Repairs
specialist Matt 0423 426 202
CARPET & Vinyl layer, repairs
& re-stretching. Call Dave 0409
666 062
CARPET A Cleaning,
specialising in steam injection
deep cleaning. Choice
magazine preferred method.
uick drying. 0438 411 208
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CURTAIN Making, Tracks,
Pelmets, Swags. Call 9498 7260
DRESSMAKING Alterations.
Babs Fashion Design. All
occasions bridal/ evening wear,
school balls, casual day wear.
9437 3718
DRESSMAKING /Alterations,
Experienced. Hilton, Sylvie
9337 5690
FENCING Replace repair
all types fencing, gates and
welding. Amir 0401 962 511
FREO PICKET Fences. Made
to order on-site by qualified
tradesman. No prefab. Choose
your own style. All joins
securely fastened with screws.
Jim 0417 096 732
GARDEN & Reticulation
Maintenance. Free quotes.
Planting, mulching,
pruning, weeding, hedging,
mowing. Gutters & outdoor
area clean-ups. Rubbish
removal. Damian 0437 318 304
GARDEN A1 Service. Regular
customers welcome. Weeding,
pruning, mulching, retic, repairs
etc. Ph Nick 0410 126 756
GARDEN designs and
makeovers of ageing gardens.
Native plant specialist. Small jobs
okay. Maintenance – weeding,
pruning, planting, mulching.
Certificate IV Horticulture. MaryAnn 9316 9716
GARDEN Rescue Service Back
Working. Weeding Pruning
Removal of Trees Bushes.
Green area cleanups sorted.
Help to rationalise maintenance
procedures. Ring Phil anytime
0417 966 277
GARDENER/ HANDYMAN.
Weeding, Pruning, Retic. etc.
Cheap rates, reliable. 9418 5271
GARDENING Occasional /
regular, yards cleaned. Garden
Design/Makeover. Applex to
Freo. Pauls Gardens
0407 988 967
GAS Space Heater servicing
and gas appliance installation
by qualified Gas Fitter
9337 1665 or 0402 034 348
GATES Repair or replace. All
type gates. Pool gate, metal
and wood. Amir 0401 962 511
GUTTERS cleaned thoroughly
by Sam, including high /steep
roofs. Fully insured.
Call 0431 993 152
GUTTERS Free roof inspection
with every gutter clean.
Pensioner Discount 9433 1077
HANDYMAN All South
Handyman. Welding, gates,
fences, all metal work, Built/
repaired. Soakwells, paving,
painting and decking. No job
too small. Call Amir
0401 962 511
INDEPENDENT inspections
and reports, document reviews,
design, energy efficiency,
owner-builder assistance. Tel:
9316 0186 or email admin
archistruct.com.au for free quote
IRONING crease free pick-up
& deliver. $30 basket 20 items.
Mon-Fri Jen 0410 945 500
IRONING service pick up and
return. Maximum 20 items
$40. Additional items $2 each.
PH: 0439 942 994
LANDSCAPE Gardener. Need
help to re-style your garden or
choose the right plants. Would
you like to DIY but need some
Garden Design ideas. Call
Sharon Attadale Garden Stylist
0432 461 432
LAWNCARE, we save them,
we resurrect them, we mow
them, we maintain them,
reliably, ethically, with integrity
and all at a reasonable cost,
using 10 years of experience
and the best equipment and
products available. If you
deserve the best, you should
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PAINTING Services. Painter
with 10 years experience. $25
per hour, you supply everything.
Save your dollar. Call Andrew.
0439 371 165
PLUMBING & Gas, gutters
and down pipes PL7409 GF
7917. Phone 0406 352 020 or
9330 4312
PROFESSIONAL Organiser.
Declutter, Organise, Simplify
your home, office or life. Need
some help? Susan Deeley
at your service. $50 hr, 0433
364 654
RESUME Do you need help with
a resume call Sue 9414 6128
ROOF Leaks, gutters all
repairs. Ins/reg roof plumber/
carpenter. 30y exp. Ph Mike
0408 913 338
ROOFING All roof replacements
and roof maintenance.
Pensioner Discount 9433 1077
RUBBISH Removed. Large or
small loads 7 days. Ph 9457
3323 or 0419 918 928
JUNK Removal. All shed,
house and yard junk removed.
Geoff 0414 694 656
SECRETARIAL Services,
Highly qualified and
experienced Jan 9332 6456
SEWING Cushion covers for
home, boat, van, mattresses
etc. Fabrics avail. Foam Sales
9330 1199
TILE/GROUT Cleaning using
latest technology. Bring tiles
back like new 0438 411 208
TILER Bathrooms, Floors,
Walls, Splashback Repairs.
Chris 0402 960 802
TILING Specialist. Renovations,
waterproofing, leaks, bathroom,
kitchen. Friendly service. All
types of jobs welcome. Free
quote. Jeff 0403 258 621
WALL and Floor Tiler. ualified
Tradesman All Aspect of Wall
and Floor Tiling. Specialising in
Bathroom Renovations. John
0424 263 060
WILLS And Probate.
Experienced Solicitor. Friendly
advice. Reasonable fee.
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FOR SALE
BED Overlays. Thick premium
quality. More comfort, less
aches and pains. Foam Sales
82 Norma Rd, Booragoon
9330 1199
FOAM Cushions, mattresses
etc cut to size and covered.
Foam Sales 82 Norma Rd
Booragoon 9330 1199
HONEY, Unprocessed honey
delivered free in 10x1 kg tubs
$70. Austen 9437 1774
LADDRAX, Chinese yak18
wing, Vintage dental Spiltoon,
Stacking chairs for sale. Old
Values, Corner Holland and
Onslow Street, Fremantle.
Phone: 9433 2995
MASPORT Lawn Marshall
Mower. Series 18. uad cut.
Will sell at a reasonable price.
9310 5131. Ring around 6pm
NEW/ recycled designer/
quality clothing for men &
women. Silver Linings Fashion,
Westgate Mall, Cantonment
St, Fremantle (opposite
Woolstores) 0430 475 682
PACKING Boxes from $1.85,
paper, bubble wrap, robes. Can
deliver. 9417 2000
PELMET Boxes. $25/meter
made to order, DIY cover. Foam
Sales 82 Norma Rd Booragoon
9330 1199
GARAGE SALE
MOVING House garage
sale Sunday May 25, 8.00
am til noon. 7 Smith Street
Beaconsfield
HOLIDAY
ACCOMMODATION
HOLIDAY House for rent
Pemberton/Northcliff area. Ideal
for couples/families. Peaceful
bushland with walks. 0417
940 261
LOST & FOUND
LOST White Gold Solid Bracelet
in Fremantle Sat May 10th. Has
side opening clasp and three
purple stones. 0423 113 976
MARRIAGE
CELEBRANTS
ANNE Roberts Registered
Celebrant. Beautiful ceremonies
designed the way you want. Ph
9335 6063 / 0431 945 645
CAROLINA Allen CMC simple
ceremonies to suit you. Ph
0409 291 616
NORMAN W. DeTracy
registered marriage celebrant.
9494 2497 or 0458 941 444
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EXPERIENCED Male and
Female DJs. Weddings,
corporate, birthdays, any
occasions. Call Chris for a
quote on 0428 721 284. Find
us at Liquid Culture DJs on
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GUITAR Lessons, easy going
teacher 20 yrs exp. Simple
method. I Come 2u.
0439 597 507
PIANO Tuner. Professional
tuning services offered. Regular
tuning $165. Call Ronald
0416 065 983
SERENATA Strings. Classical
quartet or trio for weddings,
functions or parties. Email
hug1 iinet.net.au Call Hans
9335 6980 evenings
THE Guitar Teacher.
Personalised tuition from
experienced tutor/ performer.
Individual or group lessons.
Some mobile lessons. Phone
Larry 0410 717 093
WINDOW Cleaning. Also
Available weekends. 2 storey
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382 345
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ALCOHOLICS Anonymous,
want to drink? That’s your
business. Want to stop? That’s
ours. Ring all hours 9325 3566
office, Michael 0418 904 102,
Lisa 0404 926 367
SHARED
ACCOMMODATION
PALMYRA Double room with
ensuite. $250p/w incl. bills.
Convenient location suit mature
non smoker. Share with 1 other.
0432 111 314
SHORT TERM
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$500 PW. 26 May - 25 June
2014. 0437 726 459
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FREMANTLE Large 1 bedroom
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FREO City. $425, renovated,
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off street parking. Shorter term
O.K. 0417 984 096
HAMILTON Hill 3 bedroom
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NORTH Fremantle. 2 bedroom
cottage by the river. Inbuilt floor
to ceiling wardrobe. Sun Room,
Laundry, Drying courtyard. Off
Street parking $575p/w
0449 601 136
PLEASANT Professional office/
consulting room in existing
practice. East parking and 24/7
ground floor access. Located
in a small shopping complex in
Beaconsfeild. 0418 928 028
TUITION
AAA To Infinity
Tutor. Mathematics (inc. 3AB,
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on clear explanations, problem
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Experienced, professional and
dedicated tutor. Phone Denton
0425 898 598 or 9418 7703
MATHEMATICS, Physics,
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ualified Female Teacher
15yrs experience. Suravi 0402
447 584
MATHS, Physics, chemistry
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0409 036 498
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BOXES Removal type. Cash
paid. Will pick up depending
on quantity/location. 9417 5234
NEW/ recycled designer
clothing & accessories (men/
women). Silver Linings Fashion,
(opposite Woolstores),
Cantonment St, Fremantle
0430 475 682
TOOLS, China, bric/brac,
antiques, records, books,
jewellery, clocks, H/hold goods.
Cash paid. Sheds, garages,
cleared out, deceased estates.
Call SHEDBUSTERS 9337
3953 or 0414 451 203
WANTED live in baby sitter,
reliable, honest, experienced,
first aid certificate. Pol.
clearance. Good rates. Call
9313 8112, 0401 330 230
WANTED live in carer,
honest, caring attitudes, carer
certificates, call 9313 8112,
0401 330 230
WELLNESS Consultant- We
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a genuine interest in health &
wellness able to present to
individuals & small groups.
Whilst not a selling position per
se, the ability to communicate
principals and benefits
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Company, scrupulously ethical.
Hours are flexible and part time.
Remuneration is results based.
Please contact Graham 0434
388 097 or 1300 625 425
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Coolbellup 106
Success 116E
ACUPUNCTURE incorporating
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Success 116L
Hammond Park 123
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personal direction/vision.
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0448 267 303
BOWEN
THERAPY
Hammond Park 125
Atwell 118
BOWEN Therapy is a gentle yet
dynamic form of bodywork that
has great success in treating
muscle & soft tissue injuries.
In particular, neck, shoulder,
back, sciatic, leg, knee & ankle
pain. Also great for pregnancy,
fatigue & general wellness.
‘Treat Yourself to Better Health
through Bowen Therapy.’ Health
Rebates Apply. Ph: Laura 0412
933 534
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BOWEN Therapy is an effective
technique to treat conditions
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all types of injury. Lyn Sellwood
has over 20 years experience in
the industry and has relocated
her practice to Lifecare Melville
Physiotherapy, 15 Maddox
Crescent, Melville. Ph: 0409
118 173 for an appointment.
Health Fund Rebates apply
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ORTHO-BIONOMY. Get relief
from pain and relax at The
Healing Touch.25 yrs exp.
Non sexual. Phone Kerrelee
0401 171 957
ANNOUNCING: Introducing
Maureen Ives, Accredited
Mental Health Clinician, of
Integrated Family Counselling
at Fremantle Health, 5 Shuffrey
Street, Fremantle. Maureen has
expertise working with families
and individuals from the ante
natal and post natal period
through to adulthood. For an
appointment Phone 9.30 - 4
p.m. Monday to Friday 9433
6538 or 0450 343 808
CONSCIOUS COUNSELLING
Way of the Heart. Are you ready
for ‘the shift forward’? This
professional and compassionate
assistance evokes insight,
self empowerment and
transformation. Christine Farrell
Grad Dip Counselling
0424 433 815
COUNSELLING and
Psychotherapy. Creating new
ways of thinking and behaving,
to make sense of emotional
pain and distress. Resolving
and managing difficulties in
Relationships & all issues of
Anxiety, Depression, Addiction,
Self-confidence, Trauma/Grief.
Effective, gentle, confidential.
Karin Sephton, nationally
accredited Psychotherapist,15
yrs experience, registered clinical
member PACAWA/PACFA
21219. Some rebates apply.
www.karin-sephton.com
0409 298 727
COUNSELLING And support
services. Ever Forward
Counselling specializing in
relationship advice, child/
adolescent and general
support. Concession rates
and home visits available. 7b
Silas St. E Fremantle, www.
everforwardcounselling.com or
ph: 0452 238 374
EMOTIONAL eating and
weight loss help. An easier way
to lasting results without strict
dieting and exercising www.
weightlosstransformed.com
Debbie 0417 272 382
FAMILY CONSTELLATIONS
with Melany. This experiential
process traces the effects
of family dynamics and
events reaching back
generations. Discover how
these experiences affect us
unconsciously and find a
resolution to today’s problems
by using factual info, rather
than the story. No workbook or
notes needed, just a touching
experience. Sat 31 May 10am
– 4.30pm - $150.
Melany 0408 822 493
www.familywisdom.com.au
HEALING: CRYSTAL BED
SESSIONS. Gentle, nonintrusive and effective. Clears
and balances the chakras, the
physical, mental, emotional and
spiritual bodies, and so much
more. Aids sleep, relaxation and
stress.Ph: 9330 7689
body
HOMOEOPATHY specializing
in women’s hormonal health,
children and constitutional
treatment for chronic
conditions. Ph Maxime on
0403 908 414
HYPNOSIS to give YOU
control of your life. Weight Loss,
Smoking, Anxiety and many
other issues. Phone 9316 9888
for Clinical Hypnotherapist at
Medec Health Care. Mbr PHA,
ANHR
KINESIOLOGY Are you
struggling to learn? Stressed?
Aches and Pains? Hormones
going wild? Allergies and
Digestive issues? Call
Karole 0411 798 454. Health
Rebates may be available
MANUAL therapy for innards
and gizzards, liver and kidneys,
bladder and prostate. This can
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surgical etc issues. Jan 0431
740 339 BSc Dip APM Dip Ref
AccMbr AMT
MASSAGE Amazing self
healing alleviates stress/ neck/
shoulder/ back, tension/
pain/ migraines. Zen shiatsu
therapeutic massage. Trained
in Japan. Non sexual. Elspeth
0410 853 441
MASSAGE Are you tired?
Stressed? Try massage by
experienced Chinese. N/S $60/
hr Mon-Fri 8am-4pm 0418
948 192
MASSAGE, Beautiful, relaxing,
swedish or strong remedial. In
tranquil Palmyra location. $60/
1 hour or $75/ 1.5 hours. Non
sexual. Sara 0423 135 875
body
riches
massage &
spa centre
FREMANTLE’S leading
specialists in remedial massage.
Open 7 days. Specialising in:
Deep tissue, Trigger point,
Injury, Sports. Swedish,
Relaxation, Aromatherapy.
Pregnancy, Reflexology, Hot
stone. Add a signature spa
treatment to your massage
choice; in our exquisite tropical
outdoor spa massage room.
We offer: All health fund
rebates, Gift vouchers, Double
treatment rooms.
www.bodyriches.com.au
Ph: 6262 2667 or 0409 339 313
MASSAGE. Fully recreational
and remedial care. 6 days
9:00am - 8:00pm. Fremantle.
Lis 0431 291 118 or 6460 6547
REIKI Are you in need of
relaxation? Helps overcome
emotional difficulties, & physical
symptoms. Provide psychic
insight (20+ yrs exp.). Hamilton
Hill www.callingspirit.com.au
Ph: 0402 235 633
MOBILE MASSEUSE Swedish,
deep tissue, relaxation, pregnancy
massage. Reiki healing.
Ph Miranda on 0419 189 496
THAI Healing Massage. Trained
therapies with over 12 years
experience, specialising in Thai
Traditional Healing Massage,
Thai herbal Steam and Hot
Stone Therapy, Aromatherapy,
Sport injury and Relaxing oil
massage. Strictly professional
service by appointment only.
Contact Patcha on 0439 611
410
MASSAGE Relaxing Swedish
or deeper remedial in peaceful
Spearwod location. $50 1hr/
$70 1.5hrs. Non sexual,
Richard 0413 121 429
MASSAGE: Trade in that old
tired wreck or get a tune up.
Great results. Jan 0431 740
339 BSc Dip APM Dip Ref
AccMbr AMT
Astrology
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With
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Electrical kinesiology, allergy
testing, nutritional deficiency
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NATUROPATH- Lost your
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people find wellbeing, vitality
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registered, healingsage.com.au
Susan Deeley 0433 364 654
RADIANT Woman Coaching:
Shift how you feel about
yourself and the gift of being
born female. Womanhood,
motherhood, midlife, fertility
issues, pregnancy, childbirth
trauma, sacred feminine
spirituality. Call Ishara 0415 593
408. http://radiantly.me
REFLEXOLOGY for pain
management, hormonal
balance, stress relief and more.
Reflexology also aids relaxation
and restores well-being. Ph
Maxime on 0403 908 414
SAND Play Therapy for kids,
teens, adults. Words can be
too hard sometimes. Jan 0431
740 339
SATSANG. Daily satsang with
Vishrant. Visit www.vishrant.org
or call Dakini 0438 831 883 for
more info
TRAUMA (simple or complex)
from injury, accident, illness,
surgery etc. Be cared for in
body and mind therapy for your
heart, body, and soul. Jan 0431
740 339 BSc Dip APM Dip Ref
AccMbr AMT.
IYENGAR yoga, experienced
teachers, individual
adjustments, beginners to
experienced, Air Conditioned
Free parking, change rooms
Full Class schedule online www.
jyoga.com.au 0418 923 791
146 Carrington St O’Connor
MASSAGE Deep Relaxation,
Full Bodywork $60/75 mins.
Mobile, 14 yrs experience.
Abhi 9417 5732
MASSAGE Professional. Feel
the difference. 9316 2587 /
0409 430 245 Christina
If so and you’d like to join the
Herald distribution team call
Marie King on 9430 7727
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YOGA And AYURVEDA
Wellness Centre. Classes
Daily. New early morning
class with Gerard Crouze
6:00am-7:30am Mon to Fri.
Beginners welcome. Vinyasa,
Pregnancy and Restorative
Classes also available. Ph Nikki
9433 1018/ 0411 796 354.
75 Wray Ave Fremantle. www.
yogavedawellness.com
YOGA – Hatha Style – Gentle
Exercise with experienced
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ARIES (Mar 21 – Apr 20)
The Moon begins the week in Aries. Add
this to the wispy winds of the Gemini
Sun, and life could show signs of unpredictability and
change. It could seem like the fates are being fickle.
Under the choppy waves on the surface, there’s a
world of depth and silence underneath.
TAURUS (Apr 21 – May 20)
As the Sun moves into Gemini, so you
retire into a quieter place. Venus is still in
Aries, so love will keep adding a little chilli, to ensure
that quietude doesn’t morph into blandness. Use your
solitude wisely. What you come up with in your alone
time will determine your next move.
GEMINI (May 21 – June 21)
The Sun is in Gemini, shining on your
paradoxical wonderland. You are
both spritely curious intelligence, and a deep current
of reflective silence. The temptation is to choose one.
Then you get floored by the other. It’s only in embracing
wholeness that the twins get really happy.
CANCER (June 22 – Jul 22)
Though there are all sorts of winds
buffeting the surface, there are strong
currents operating under the surface, too. You are
heavily involved in these things going on under the
surface, in one way or another. Be one of the voices
having effect, outside the realm of headlines.
LEO (Jul 23 – Aug 22)
As the Sun moves into Gemini, so
you feel lighter and more able to get
into motion. You are no longer held down by Taurean
heaviness. Shake your mane and swish your tail. It’s
time to get curious and be inspired. Real things, like
harmony and justice, are the best motivators
VIRGO (Aug 23 – Sept 22)
There’s a lot going on in the windy world of
Gemini. If you get caught in other people’s
intellectual gymnastics, frustration will ensue. Stay
true to your heart and listen for those who touch your
emotional essence. The ideas that matter are the ones
that are attuned to feeling.
LIBRA (Sept 23 – Oct 23)
That which frustrates you and even
presses your buttons, will be what
ultimately motivates you and crystallises understanding.
It’s hard for Librans to be emotionally messy, yet it is
often emotional messiness that is a catalyst for the next
layer of richness and beauty. Be messy.
SCORPIO (Oct 24 – Nov 21)
Though the Sun is in airy Gemini,
and the Moon is in fiery Aries, there
is a current of emotion and feeling operating at the
moment that is deeper and more relevant. You are right
there at the heart of the meaning being built under the
surface. Trust your feelings. Don’t be distracted.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 – Dec 21)
Relationship is the greatest teacher. It is
in intimacy that we receive our greatest
education. Love demands that we put our own
agendas aside on a regular basis. To hold on to our
prejudices, prejudices love. You are in the thick of this
lovely transformative dilemma. Be changed.
CAPRICORN (Dec 22 – Jan 19)
Where others are in conflict, it is your
job to hold them together, to right the
balance. With Pluto as your guide, it will be in opening
up the possibilities of realness and the possibilities
of transformation, that you do this. Every existential
dilemma is a door. Keep finding the keys.
AQUARIUS (Jan 20 – Feb 18)
Where others are sweating about safety and
security, it is your job to inspire courage and
adventurousness. Offer truth gently and playfully. The
moment you get too serious, dogged, or fixed, it will go
pear-shaped. The Gemini Sun is here to remind you of
the gift of lightness.
PISCES (Feb 19 – Mar 20)
Though there is a lot of wave activity
happening on the surface, you have a
direct link to the powerful currents that are going on
under the surface. On the surface there are tales of
conflict. Under the surface, a narrative of depth, peace
and wholeness is being built. Help it along.
© M.J.Dean 2014
Sudhir
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