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Voice - Fremantle Herald
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Photos by Matthew Dwyer F ood van d am n th at’s pricey ENLIST TODAY We currently have vacancies in MT LAWLEY, NORTH PERTH, DIANELLA, YOKINE. SEE P14 FOR DETAILS. Contact Stephanie today on 9430 7727. by STEPHEN POLLOCK Cool Breeze Cafe co-owner Georgia Johnson says the high cost is contributing to a low take-up of the business model. Bayswater’s food van permits, introduced in September, cost a cool $1500 per year. In Vincent they’re $619 for selling “pre-wrapped” 3 for fast food foodSTARTS like piesMARCH and $858 LIMITED SPACES prepared in-van. Swan’s permits cost $1146 and Perth $380.60 for four months (the capital is trialling vans across 15 locations). Just two vendors have signed up for Bayswater—Annie’s Wood Fired Pizza in Bardon Park and a van that will sell coffee and biscuits ENLIST TODAY at Wright Park. Ms Johnson says Cool Breeze Cafe has been trading at Riverside Gardens car park for more • eorgia Johnson. than a year File 2014 and had to apply for a mobile food vehicle permit when the new local law was introduced. “I don’t mind paying the fee because the council have been very supportive and provide a lots of services for us, including rubbish collection,” she says. “But the fee is high and people have said to me that it is a disincentive to setting up a van in the city. “I also feel that some of the regulations of the permit could be more fle ible, for e ample that all signage has to be a ed to the vehicle.” Annie’s Pizza owner Ian Gibson says his van has ceased trading till April because of family health reasons and upgrades to Bardon Park. 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Premier Colin Barnett is planning to use the Act to mush the two councils together. Both councils have released position statements on the idea: Perth’s runs to 133 pages but Vincent mayor John Carey says his council doesn’t have those kind of resources so his runs to seven. key difference is incent is heavily pushing “one vote, one value,” but the PCC reckons CBD businesses that employ lots of workers deserve more of a say. • Perth city council included this gerrymander cartoon in their position statement to show their plan is totally not a gerrymander. Perth is spruiking a City of London model where workplaces with 50 employees get 10 votes, with another vote for every additional 50. They say “given the unique nature of the capital city and its predominantly commercial focus it is considered reasonable to advocate for the strongest possible electoral franchise for non-residential voters”. Mr McGowan says that’s undemocratic and he won’t support it: he says it’d be like giving Andrew Forrest and James Packer more votes simply because they’re wealthy. The City of Perth Act isn’t a sure thing, even through the lower house where the government can usually count on having the numbers. Liberal MP Rob Johnson has publicly said he’ll oppose it and if the Nationals follow suit it’ll take just one more Liberal to cross the floor for the legislation to sink. If it does get through the lower house it faces a fight in the upper house where the combined votes of the Nationals, Labor and the Greens would be enough to stop it. Budget woes beaten by DAVID BELL THEY’VE scrimped and saved and now Vincent’s massive budget problems seem to finally be under control. t the start of the financial year the council had to save $6.4million after a budget error threatened to put it in the red. In the latest budget update it’s predicting to be just $165,000 off the mark come uly. t s looking to be the first time in five years it hasn’t wound up with a multi million dollar deficit. CEO Len Kosova, who walked into the job mid-last year to find the budget in disarray, says some savings have been found by keeping a close eye on staff spending. “We’ve had to introduce a great deal more financial control and rigour than the organisation has previously experienced,” he says. “I’ve made it crystal clear to all managers and directors that they will be held to account to manage their budgets.” Reports on what department heads buy with their corporate credit card now go to the council every month. Works are scrutinised for completion and the council is more rigorous when it comes to exacting payment. sked how staff had reacted to the strict measures, especially given former CEO John Giorgi had been popular with the troops, Mr Kosova replied: “I’ll be blunt”. “We’re here to run a business on behalf of our community,” he told the Voice. “It’s not a popularity contest, and we need to make sure we’re extracting the best value for public money. or some staff that might be something that’s different and maybe a little uncomfortable, but other staff are embracing it and appreciate the extra accountability and responsibilities.” Much of the savings have come from deferring projects such as the Oxford Street CCTV plan, and the $100,000 youth skate park is off the table. But mayor John Carey says there hasn’t been too many projects affected. The next budget will be looked at closely so the council doesn t bite off more than it can chew. “We’re on track,” the mayor says. “We are turning things around, our new CEO is driving accountability and scrutiny in the organisation and that should give confidence to the community that we are moving in the right direction and eliminating wastage where we can.” S m all b lock s snuffed by DAVID BELL THE short-lived ability to subdivide 240sqm blocks into even smaller parcels has been banned in the Cleaver and Hyde precincts in Vincent. The right to subdivide tiny blocks had been an accidental side effect of a state government policy intended to give higher density to places like Ellenbrook. It ended up affecting incent s historic inner-city suburbs by mistake. Residents had been divided over the oopsie: some feared it would lead to the area’s stock of old buildings demolished, while others saw dollar signs rolling before their eyes. Either way, it’s been outlawed since January 27 when the council’s new law was gazetted to rezone the blocks to what they effectively used to be. Are you nurturing a New Business? Let the Perth Voice advertise your business to thousands of potential clients in 46,200 local homes & businesses. We have three fabulous startup packages: 1. Got a Story to Tell? Our “What’s New” offer gives you a free* half or quarter page to tell it. 2. On a tight budget? Ask about our 6 plus 2 free offer for new businesses. 3. Love competition(s)? Book three ads, then offer Perth Voice readers a prize. We’ll write the story and get your name out there. * When you purchase a alf Page or uarter Page advert WE ALSO PRINT & DELIVER LEAFLETS! PERSONAL SERVICE! RELIABLE DELIVERY YOU CAN TRUST! Page 2 - The Perth Voice, Saturday February 7, 2015 Voice The Perth Phone 9430 7727 [email protected] G lory d ay s f or n ew by DAVID BELL A NEW breed of convenience stores taking over from the old corner deli is springing up throughout central erth, and coming head to head with inner-city residents. Many popping up about the place are the more well-known Kwik-E-Mart and 7-Eleven franchises but similar stores such as GloryXpress are also muscling in. An application for a GloryXpress convenience store for Terrace Road in East Perth fronted Perth city council Tuesday, with nearby residents objecting on noise, waste disposal and parking grounds. Traffic nightmare Neighbour Michelle Noble says it ll be a tra c nightmare that will require policing to prevent shoppers blocking a right-of-way. stores Two do en locals, a rare sight in the usually empty rows of public gallery chairs, attended the meeting. Councillors were presented with a 205-signature petition. The PCC decided to refer the item back to the planning committee for more consideration. Cr Reece Harley noted he d been disappointed to see a 7-Eleven had already moved into the McNess arcade and installed modern signage over the grand windows. 1 1+3 wray ave, fremantle ph 6219 5056 58 angove st, north perth ph 9228 8149 wear + wares www.pekho.com A weekend of Di And Everything a • mega super play dome that locals raised , to help buy has landed at orth Perth primary school. he P set out to raise the cash after the school missed out on two grants. onors, along with , from incent council, helped meet the futuristic e plorer dome’s hefty , price tag. he equipment is designed to challenge kids and introduce a bit of risk into play. Photo by Matthew Dwyer Spy mayor’s long meeting lament by STEPHEN POLLOCK BASSENDEAN mayor John Gangell says Bayswater council meetings are slow and ine cient, heightening tensions ahead of a merger between the municipalities. Cr Gangell snuck into last week’s Bayswater meeting for some reconnaissance, sitting patiently through more than four hours of debate. “On average our meetings at Bassendean take around oneand a half hours, he says. “At the Bayswater meeting there were ratepayers waiting in the gallery for three hours to hear an item being debated. It should have been brought forward. There’s lots of scope for streamlining the meetings. Cr Gangell also took umbrage at Bayswater’s decision to delay debate on several motions raised at the electors’ AGM until after July’s amalgamations. “Some of the items are probably better left until after the mergers but issues like recording council meetings could have been debated. I understand the infrastructure is already in place and it’s just a case of switching it on. Cr Gangell concedes he’d like to be mayor of the new Bayswater-Bassendean super council, which will also include sections of nglewood, t A weekend of Discovery and everything awesome 27th February - 2nd March 2015 nannupmusicfestival.org Lawley and Swan—but is concentrating on getting reelected as a councillor first. “I’ll run for council in October and then see what happens, he says. “I’m not throwing my hat in the ring just yet. The Voice understands Bayswater is busy drafting a ward map for the new council, after the state government backtracked on its decision for the new city to be ward-free. “If Bayswater present a suitable ward map to us, we will back it, says r angell. “Bayswater and Bassendean went through a lot of argbybargy over the merger boundaries and it didn’t really get us anywhere. To my daughter, I leave my Wedding Ring. To the Salvos, I leave hope. 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To book your package today or for more information Phone 9430 7727 [email protected] [email protected] Herald Herald Herald Voice Herald FREMANTLE FREMANTLE FREMANTLE The Perth FREMANTLE FREMANTLE FREMANTLE – Fremantle’s Paper – – Fremantle’s Paper – .com Fremantle’s Paper – –– Fremantle’s Fremantle’s Paper – –– Fremantle’s Page 4 - The Perth Voice, Saturday February 7, 2015 .com EDITORIAL Sadly predictable SO sadly predictable, the kneejerk reaction to your preview of Adrienne Truscott’s Asking For It (“A funny thing about rape,” Voice, January 17, 2015). Predictable because in isolated Perth parochial attitudes and tunnelvision persist, despite expanding awareness brought about by technology’s amazing leaps. While the pocketful of wealthy can go to and fro on a whim, the vast majority of people born in WA will never afford to travel out of the state or, at best, briefly, for a once in a lifetime experience. Before putting incensed pen to paper, how many of the knee-jerkers gave even a fleeting thought to how the Voice might have agonised over the presentation of such a sensitive issue. On this aspect, of course, the courageous Ed kept his own counsel. If the show emboldens only one victim to point publicly an enraged finger at a violator, then the show will have achieved its purpose. For the knee-jerk reactors, a cooling wrap-up: how many rapes will have been perpetrated, without any chance of retribution for the victims, in the time that it has taken to write this offering with, I trust, a considered, objective and sympathetic stance? Ron Willis First Ave, Mount Lawley leading to an enduring sense of community, civic pride and an enhanced streetscape. The housing co-operative model builds skills, confidence and dignity among tenants. Having secure and affordable accommodation also allows them to focus on their employment and education goals, facilitating their contributing to broader society. Despite their proven track record in our own community—and the fact that they are a flourishing form of affordable housing in other states and countries— there have been very limited opportunities in WA for the establishment of new rental housing co-operatives or the growth of existing ones in the past 25 years. Housing co-operatives are an increasingly obvious solution to the housing affordability crisis. They save the government money, enhance the local community and greatly benefit their low income earning tenants. They can also successfully co-exist with other types of housing within the same development. Our approach to the provision and management of affordable housing is very different from that of both government and mainstream community housing providers. It works. It creates communities. And with the current focus on values such as sustainability, community and social responsibility, now is the ideal time to recognise the potential of housing co-operatives to help address the desperate shortage of affordable housing in our community. Rebecca Hicks CEO, Co-operation Housing, Fremantle www.co-operationhousing.org.au Let’s cooperate on Jaw-dropper my jaw dropped public housing HONESTLY open and I stood there thinking, WE would like to bring to your attention an alternative model of public housing that few people are aware of. ental housing co operatives offer an affordable, sustainable alternative to both public and private rental housing, with a range of documented benefits to tenants, governments and the broader community. Several already exist within Perth, where they were established with the support of the Department of Housing approximately 25 years ago and have been operating successfully ever since. A rental housing co-operative can be owned by government, business or private individuals. Once established they are entirely selfmanaging and economically selfsustaining, operating in accordance with departmental policy and compliance requirements. Tenants live in separate homes but collectively manage and maintain all buildings, grounds and tenancies themselves, so no external management is required. All rent paid is pooled and used to cover all operating costs, so no e ternal financial support is re uired. Research has consistently shown that being jointly responsible for the management and maintenance of their own housing gives tenants a sense of ownership, responsibility and empowerment. They tend to take pride in their homes and gardens, “really? this is front page material?” (“A funny thing about rape,” Voice, January 17, 2015). I asked a couple of people—two neighbours and my 40-year-old brother if I was just being a prude but they all were surprised and thought it was pretty low. I didn’t want my 11-year-old daughter seeing the woman naked from the waist down except for a sixpack in her crotch nor my 8-year-old son seeing it thinking “yeah, that’s ok”, so I’ve put it in the bin, where a local newspaper with a photo like that on the front belongs. Leah Regan Heart-broken AS a 40-something male who’s been unable to grow a beard throughout my adulthood—and never have I felt the loss more than in the past year or so, with beards springing up out of chins everywhere I look—I was excited to see the ad in your paper last week that might have offered a solution. Alas, you broke my heart: it was your fake ad of the week and I’ve now had to console myself with the hope that my downy, tufted chin and I might win a meal instead. Kel Lendy Perth Editor: Andrew Smith Chief of Staff & Production Editor: Steve Grant Hobart Desk / Editorial Production: Brian Mitchell Journalists: David Bell, Stephen Pollock, Jenny D’Anger Photographer: Matthew Dwyer Cartoonist: Chatfield Story Deadline: Tues. noon ADMINISTRATION Business Development Director: Bryan Zemunik Reception: Alana Christian, Emily Templeton-Knight ADVERTISING Director: Natalie Hug Assistant to Director: Melanie Buljan Display Advertising: Darryn Foote Real Estate: Natalie Hug Ad Copy Control: Julie Rainbow, Rosie Smith Trades & Services: Daisy Smith, Bryan Zemunik, Lindsay Martin Classifieds: Alana Christian, Emily Templeton-Knight Ads Deadline: Tues. noon PRODUCTION Production Manager: Matthew Eeles Graphic Design: Nibha Mehra, Fernanda Herrmann, Helena Tay ACCOUNTS Director: Christine Smith Assistants: Janelle Tester, Molly Brown, Rosie Smith DISTRIBUTION Manager: Marie King Assistants: Stephanie Campbell, Dave D’Anger, Joshua Senzio & many locals! WEBSITE www.perthvoice.com Matthew Eeles, Stephen Pollock Where do we go? We’re delivered to letterboxes on Fridays and Saturdays throughout: Coolbinia* Dianella East Perth* Highgate Inglewood* Leederville Maylands Menora* Mt Hawthorn* Mt Lawley Northbridge North Perth Perth West Perth Yokine *Fortnightly Distribution PLUS: We deliver to key drop-points in Bayswater and Perth CBD Total Voice circulation: 37,703 Sept 2014* *CAB Audited The Voice is part of the independent and WA-owned Herald Newspaper Group, which also publishes the: 19,721 papers (Sept 2014)* 23,006 papers (Sept 2014)* Applecross to Bicton Leeming to Kardinya 38,349 papers (Sept 2014)* Total Herald circulation: 81,076 Sept 2014* *CAB Audited F ur’s f ly in g T by STEPHEN POLLOCK fur is flying between aylands isa aker and ayswater mayor ylvan lbert. The Labor MP accuses the council of failing to enforce a local law it passed in ctober that limits the number of cats allowed per property. t s the latest in a string of complaints she s made about the council since r lbert who d stood against her as the iberal candidate for aylands was elevated to the mayoralty. aylands residents tell me they have cats entering their roof space and using it as a toilet, s aker says. They cannot open their windows on some days due to the overwhelming stench of cat urine. They have to deal with the year-round stench of cat urine and faeces, cats fighting in the middle of the night, strays and flea infestations. “These residents are demanding action from ayswater council. r lbert notes the council introduced a local law to limit each household to si cats after the government failed to do so but it cannot be applied retrospectively. s aker does seem to have taken an e traordinary interest in local government matters lately and can only speculate as to why that might be, he says. erhaps she has ambitions to give up state politics and run as a prospective councillor in the ne t local government elections. lthough you could perceive her criticism as politically motivated, would hope that is not the case. e wonders whether s aker showed the same level of interest in cat numbers when the at ct was before the state parliament. s aker says cat hoarding is an ongoing problem. The council can no longer make e cuses for not taking action to control e cessive cat numbers and pretending that this is not its responsibility, she says. There are properties in the Maylands area that have dozens of cats, which are not registered, sterilised or microchipped. t one aylands property, neighbours report between to cats. Aussie films won’t be getting the flick by DAVID BELL FOLLOWING the dearth of Australian feature entries in last year s evelations film festival, a small group of erth movie fans has set out to ensure the local industry gets a showing. Australian Revelations curators Rebecca Anderson and Suzanne Worner have started a one a month showing of local movies as a sideline to the evelations festival. They re going for a mi of old and new the first couple show Romper Stomper and Mad Max and mi in a bit of retrospective by bringing in teve isley for a about playing oose. hen the eath edger flick Candy shows later this month, it ll be presented by eath s dad, im, who ll offer some insights into his time filming the movie. Ms Anderson says they’ve gone for movies you won t generally see on T so while The Castle is indisputably the best film of all time, it s ineligible because it plays on hannel three times a week . he prefers films that embraced their ustralianness, that were unashamedly ustralian . want us to remember those and look at the new ones and say we should be supporting ustralian films, she says. or the new movies the pair has gone for flicks that didn t get much of an audience in their first release horror The Babadook scared the pants of international critics but dropped like a stone locally when released late last • Australian lm fans Su anne Worner, Ian ale and ebecca Anderson. Photo by David Bell year. nd before every movie ustralian evelations will screen short films which will finally get a an audience other than the the filmmakers mums. The screenings are on every month down at acklot cinema tucked away in the backstreets of est erth. The private cinema was started by former aramount big wig an ale who, after years in the corporate world, traded in the boardroom for working an espresso machine and running projectors. The ne t movie is Candy on eb , check www. revelationfilmfest.org for info on the time. PUBLIC NOTICE Australia Post would like to inform customers of the decommissioning of the Street Posting Box (SPB) located at the Perth Railway Station. The decommissioning is due to safety and security concerns for Australia Post staff and customers. Due to the nature of the safety concerns, the decommissioning of the SPB will be expedited as per Section 11 of Australia Post’s SPB Policy. Should you have any queries concerning this action please contact Australia Post on 13 13 18. SPECIAL MEETING OF COUNCIL TUESDAY, 10 FEBRUARY 2015 The City of Bayswater will hold a Special Meeting of Council at the City of Bayswater Civic Centre, 61 Broun Avenue, Morley, on Tuesday, 10 February 2015 commencing at 7:00pm. 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If that wasn’t enough, she works fulltime in her shop Blackcurrant Clothing on Railway Parade and has three kids under the age of nine. “I’m super busy, but I love it, “ she says. “I’m not a great sleeper, so I use all the available time I have to keep on top of everything.” Over the past few years, there has been an explosion of farmers and hawkers markets in inner-city Perth. osken and Paula veans. Photo by Matthew Dwyer Ms Ehrhardt, who lives in Maylands, says that’s because people want to “reconnect”. “We live in an age where people barely know their neighbours’ names, so it is nice for people to commune and get a sense of community again,” she says. “I think that has been missing from society and people realise it and want that sense of belonging back.” City Farm’s Wednesday night market will start April 15 from 5-9pm, and will feature around nine food stalls, two food vans and a range of stalls selling organic produce. “We’re aiming for around 25 stalls in total and will use the barn area for all the hot food stuff, s hrhardt says. The barn gives us fle ibility with the winter weather. “This market is quite unique as it will be a mix of a hawkers and farmers markets, offering the best of both worlds.” The job of market mogul is a far cry from Ms Ehrhardt’s early career, when she worked in pathology labs in Perth. “I mixed up my preferences for university and ended up putting medical science first, instead of art management, she laughs. She worked with the Maylands Business Associaton on the highly successful Street Festival, before leaving to form the Local Arts and Community vents, a not for profit group which runs the local hawkers market. City Farm development manager Deborah Brennan says the night market will complement its existing weekend farmers market. + % 60 LD SO OPEN SAT & SUN 1:30 -2:30 PM LUXURY APARTMENTS ONE BED FROM $438,000* TWO BED FROM $565,000 • STUNNING VIEWS • ELEVATED LOCATION • NEARING CONSTRUCTION VALENTINES SPECIAL! ROMANTIC GETAWAY FOR 2 IN PARIS PLUS THREE YEARS STRATA FEE PAID* Page 6 - The Perth Voice, Saturday February 7, 2015 *Conditions Apply L ocals d em an d a d ead en d by STEPHEN POLLOCK MAYLANDS residents are concerned the upgraded Seventh Avenue railway bridge will clog surrounding streets with trucks and increased tra c. The new . million bridge is expected to open in May, and will replace the rickety timber bridge which carried just vehicles a day. The old bridge had an eight tonne load limit, which will not apply to the new bridge. The Seventh Avenue Street Alliance, formed in ecember, is circulating a petition calling on Bayswater council to make their street a cul de sac. lliance member ave ockford says signatures have already been collected. eventh venue is classified as a local access road, not a distributor road,” he says. ut this bridge looks like something that belongs on a freeway and locals are worried that thousands of cars and trucks will soon be trying to access Beaufort treet along their suburban streets. o one seems to know how the tra c from the eventh venue bridge will be diverted onto nearby distributor roads such as entral ve, rand romenade and ailway arade. r ockford adds he would like to see a global tra c management plan for the whole area. Mayor Sylvan Albert says the new bridge will not result in more tra c. dvice from ain oads tra c modellers indicates that after construction tra c flows will revert back to previous volumes, he says. The city has undertaken tra c counts in eventh Avenue and will continue to closely monitor tra c conditions to determine any necessary tra c management intervention. aylands abor isa aker held a street corner meeting with residents before hristmas and supports tra c calming measures. The replacement bridge will span more than metres and include footpaths, accommodation for four rail lines, bridge guard rails and increased capacity. The Third Avenue bridge in Mount Lawley will be demolished as soon as the eventh venue bridge is complete, and should take eight months to complete. bentech computers COMPUTER SLOW? Bentech will help! ✓ Repairs ✓ Upgrades ✓ Backup Systems ✓ Laptops y Same da service ! available ✓ Onsite Services ✓ Home Setup ✓ Customer Service ✓ Business & Home Users welcome! FREE UNLIMITED ADVICE & SMILES! Feel safe, secure and supported with Bentech. Friendly, happy and helpful. 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Given that almost no one else uses the trail in summer I will have a monopoly on having to clear away the spider webs.” The year old will carry a kg pack while cycling along the Munda Biddi trail, the world s longest continuous off road cycling trail. will be providing daily updates over Facebook, and via the Great Cycle Challenge website,” he says. “Particularly to provide assurance given the fires down south which have been pretty traumatic for the families and people of orthcliffe and surrounds. m not particularly worried about my safety, I will be monitoring the situation closely and be using diversions to take a wide berth around the fires. To sponsor Jeremy Marshall go to www.greatcyclechallenge.com.au/riders/ jeremymarshall. HDWA0010N His sister, now in remission, had the disease, a friend died from it in September, and it claimed his grandmother. Now Mr Marshall is hitting back, and will embark on a gruelling ride from Mundaring to Albany to raise money to fight kids cancer. “Right now, cancer is the largest killer of children from disease in Australia and three children die from cancer every week,” the Mt Lawley man says. “I think when people see an ordinary person crazy enough to do something ridiculous like ride km off road, uphill, in the middle of summer, they understand there is a measure of passion there.” To prepare, Mr Marshall rode a 690km section of the trail last January—and through 40 spider webs every hour. have fitted my bike with an FIONA STANLEY HOSPITAL’S EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT IS OPEN. Fremantle Hospital’s Emergency Department is now closed. Royal Perth Hospital remains open as your local emergency department. • Speaker and Mt Lawley MP Michael Sutherland with his mace of office at WA state parliament. It’s ceremonial these days but he’d probably like to crack it across a head or two every now and then, we reckon. Photo by Matthew Dwyer Tour reveals pollies’ secrets by STEPHEN POLLOCK EVER wondered what kind of hair lacquer Colin Barnett uses? How often parliamentary speaker Michael Sutherland strokes his gavel in chambers? These and less frivolous questions will be answered on eritage erth s free tour “Connecting People, the law and parliament”, which starts next month. The hour long walk e ploring the history of s judiciary, local government and parliament includes a tour of parliament and a live debate in chambers, where Mr Sutherland will be keeping the house in order. “We are always looking at more ways to get the community involved with parliament,” the Mt Lawley MP says. t is one of s main civic buildings and it is host to an average of 40,000 visitors per year. “Over the past year we established a dedicated area for school students in the courtyard with a shade sail, held public open days, and had school tours for 16,000 students.” The tour will also explore the origins of the WA parliamentary system and the role of the Black Rod and the mace. Connecting People, the Law and the Parliament is on February 18 and 19. Visit www.heritageperth.com to book. IN AN EMERGENCY DIAL 000 Murdoch Station South Street Fiona Stanley Hospital Robin Warren Drive Fiona Stanley Hospital’s Emergency Department Robin Warren Drive, Murdoch. Page 8 - The Perth Voice, Saturday February 7, 2015 GT13414 ED voice f ood Designer Cabinetry by Philippe Signer Designer Cabinetry 0468 608 512 by Philippe Signer 0468 608 512 food F JENNY D’ANGER Kitchens, Bathrooms etc. Kitchens, etc in Zero EmissionBathrooms and Low VOC RINGE was in full swing and my mate and were off to the leasure ardens, but first we stopped off at l adrino to ensure we had the stamina to make the distance. The talian eatery has been around orthbridge for a while, although it s moved a time or two just to keep its customers on their toes. The decor is pure kitsch but the feel is pure family and reminded me of my time in apo d rlando, icily where mums, dads, grandparents and kids fill the piazzas for dinner—but never before 9 at night. e were uickly seated by an open window, sipping a glass of wine when the waiter arrived with complimentary slices of pi a bianca, a chewy pi a base topped with rosemary and rock salt. n hindsight we shouldn t have ordered the bruschetta , but we weren t to know just how big the pi a, nor how generous the serve of risotto, were going to be, so it s not our fault. ruschetta simply means toast in talian, and there are as many variations as there are ways to singe bread. ut you know what, all the varieties are said brusketta and not brushetta. k. ood. This version was more pi a than any other ve had, a lovely nutty and crunchy slab topped with tomato and cheese. ot what d e pected but great. y mate and shared a mushroom risotto . and a apa ohn aul pi a . The arborio was deliciously creamy and flavoursome and we tucked in with gusto. The arrival of the pi a stopped us mid slurp it was as big as a wheel on the opemobile and came fully loaded with tomato, cheese, mushrooms, artichoke, olives, roast capsicum and spinach. e took home more than we could eat. in Zero Emission and Low VOC ecocabinets.com.au ncess y i r P Ma Markets RED TENT EVENTS PRESENTS A fave for Fringe t to Clancym’s Fremantle! x e n k e paray from 5 til 9p h t in y Frid th-Apr 24th Delicious 6 r Ev e J an 1 Jewellery and l adrino s menu is e tensive with a great range of pasta dishes including the good old standards, bolognese and lasagna . r there s veal done three different ways or baby goat with Tuscan vegetables . ad for the kid but hey, yum. ith a great looking tiramisu and a choice of sweet pi as on offer we were tempted to linger longer but buffed bodies performing feats of strength awaited at a oiree and we were happy to settle for eye candy. 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THE GUARDIAN Tue 3–Sat 7 March HEATH LEDGER THEATRE, STATE THEATRE CENTRE OF WA TICKETS $25–75 Supported by Queensland Theatre Company’s tour of Black Diggers is supported by the Australian Government’s Anzac Centenary Arts and Culture Fund and Sibelco Australia. MEDICI DONORS From the Australian circus company who may be well on their way to world domination. SELL FA ING ST! THE GUARDIAN (UK) AUSTRALIA Circa Tue 17–Sat 21 Feb REGAL THEATRE TICKETS $25–59 Image: Andy Phillipson BEYOND International Excellence Partner Supported by 13 FEB–7 MARCH 2015 | perthfestival.com.au Page 10 - The Perth Voice, Saturday February 7, 2015 voice arts Jolly good • Photos supplied | by Viktor Wallstrom, Olivia Rutherford and Sean Young art D JENNY D’ANGER ID I really see a man in a pinstriped suit doing a single-handed handstand on the head of a man reading The Times of London? Or one of the same men extend his body rigidly from a lamp post and proceed to “climb” an imaginary set of stairs, in time to Singing in the Rain? The English Gents (Denis Lock and Hamish McCann, who actually hail from Melbourne) performed at last year’s Royal Variety but long before that were wowing audiences at the 2008 and ’09 Fremantle Street Arts Festival. Their act, now even more honed and polished—as are their biceps—is back along with an amazing band of other performers in the internationally renowned La Soiree. It’s a non-stop round of mad, funny, captivating, and at times shocking, acts which aptly demonstrate what the human body is capable of with feats of strength and agility defying common sense and the laws of gravity. Gym membership for this troupe of men and women must cost a fortune—and just how many hours’ practice it takes to perfect a rollerskating routine that looks clumsy and out of control is anyone’s guess. Captain Frodo had audience members wincing, 19 FEBRUARY – 15 APRIL dislocating shoulders to fit into impossible spaces and twisted his wrist in several 360-degree turns. Everyone shuddered and gasped when he “unscrewed” it again. Bath Boy had elements of Mills and Boon in an act involving wet jeans, glistening muscles, a bathtub full of water and some very impressive circus rope routines. And if the front couple of rows got a little damp (from the bathwater splashing— well, don’t you have a dirty mind) it was a hot night. A reading from a real Mills and Boons novel, with perfect comic timing and droll eyebrow raising had audiences screaming with laughter, and I’m sure some squirming with a little embarrassment. Ursula Martinez’s striptease/magic act was mystifying. Just were did she hide that hanky when wearing nothing but a tan? La Soiree has been touring the world for 10 years with its cocktail of jaw-dropping acrobats and contortionists in a mix of circus and vaudeville, performing to rave reviews as far afield as ew ork, London, Paris, Stockholm, Montreal Buenos Aires and Hamburg. Although its been to every other Australian capital this is a first for . ow we finally get to show Perth audiences what all the fuss is about,” creative producer Brett Haylock says. La Soiree, catch it before it closes on February 22, at the Pleasure Gardens, (Russell uare in orthbridge. Ti at www.fringeworld.com.au Tracey Moffatt is arguably Australia’s best known and most influential FEBRUARY – 15 APRIL contemporary19 artist. She has been based in New York since 1997 19 and FEBRUARY – 15returned APRIL recently to live in Sydney. Kaleidoscope is Tracey Moffatt’s first major solo exhibition in Perth since 2004. It will be the West Australian premiere of her candid new video work, Art Calls, in which the artist plays a talk show host. In an honest, unruly and comic TV pilot series, Moffatt quizzes twelve artists on what art means to them. This video is presented alongside a kaleidoscopic installation of bold photography and works on paper from her recent evocative Spirit Landscapes series. Tracey Moffatt is represented by Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, Sydney and Tyler Rollins, New York. T U E–S U N | 1 0 A M – 5 P M | P I CA .O RG . AU Presenting Partner: Image: Tracey Moffatt, Pioneer Dreaming #2, 2013 (detail). From the series ‘Spirit Landscapes’, digital print on handmade paper, hand coloured in ochre, 27 x 61cm. Copyright the artist, courtesy Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, Sydney. The Perth Voice, Saturday February 7, 2015 - Page 11 DINING Search ‘PE R T H A V OICE PROMOTIONAL FEATU RE V O I C E D I N I N G ’ for many more great restaurants! 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Offer valid until 7 Feb 2015 rds. ivery fe *Excludes del cept cash, EFT & credit ca We ac The Perth Voice, Saturday February 7, 2015 - Page 13 voice Astrology strology A Voice competitions MOCCA MASTER COFFEE MACHINE WINNERS With Sudhir February 7 - February 14, 2015 ARIES (Mar 21 – Apr 20) In being offered the opportunity to take a position of power, you will be confronted with having to sort out your issues with authority from a completely different angle. It’s easy to critique how others wield their influence. It’s interesting to see how one behaves in the same position. TAURUS (Apr 21 – May 20) With Venus swimming through Pisces, you could find your imaginative talents coming to the fore. At the very least, you will be working hard to find ways to express the most inexpressible feelings in your heart. The only way that comes close, is the creative arts. Turn life into art. GEMINI (May 21 – June 21) Ideas are funny things. They pop into one’s head in the most unexpected ways and at the most unexpected times. The present crop are offering insights into the nature of the society around you. You can see what’s going on - and you are inspired to find ways to address what you see. CANCER (June 22 – Jul 22) The Moon starts the week in grounded Virgo. Use this moment to get your systems in order. Everyday rituals provide the bones of your life. They are important. Make them strong. Health and wellbeing shine in their wake. Know how your organism works. Give it what it needs. LEO (Jul 23 – Aug 22) Relationships are proving to be very important indeed. Solitude has its limits. Those people who offer the kind of friendliness that persists through fire and rain, are gold. Where you are encouraged to be and trust yourself, you will feel lightness and grace. Trust this feeling. VIRGO (Aug 23 – Sept 22) The Moon begins its week in Virgo. This charges you up with feeling. Befriend your feelings and hold them like guests in your heart - then you will be impassioned in all that you are and all that you do. If your feelings overwhelm you, they will turn into emotionality. Physicality helps. LIBRA (Sept 23 – Oct 23) As you focus on your aims, so it becomes important to throw off those things that aren’t serving you. This is a turnaround moment. Venus is in Pisces, encouraging you to tune into spirit and soul. Imagination is a great tool. It is designed to help us get back to authenticity. Use it. SCORPIO (Oct 24 – Nov 21) The Aquarian Sun is fixing people on ideas that aren’t necessarily grounded in feeling. It is your passion that sets you aside in this climate. Be sure that you have enough awareness happening that you don’t get fixated on your own agenda. Transformation works best when done lightly. SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 – Dec 21) Is it possible to be playful, without being so locked into the positive that you end up in denial? Your challenge is to figure out a way to be optimistic and yet remain as real as real can be. Saturn is enticing big questions to the surface. What is your calling exactly? Are you following it? CAPRICORN (Dec 22 – Jan 19) The fact that Pluto is travelling through Capricorn, makes you a central point of attention. There’s a whole tribe of people trying to figure out how to extract themselves from rigidity, without discombobulating themselves and everyone around them. This is your recurrent theme. AQUARIUS (Jan 20 – Feb 18) The Sun is shining brightly in the middle of the constellation of the Water-bearer. This is a moment where, if you’re onto it, your essence can come shining through the various veils of ego. Use this time of celebration, as a time of remembrance. Set your compass towards the real you. PISCES (Feb 19 – Mar 20) Venus is doing her best to get you in touch with all the delight you are capable of. Are you listening to her? Mars is doing his level best to get you out of any ruts you might be in - and into some kind of invigorating adventure. Are heeding his call? You know exactly what matters. © M.J.Dean 2015 Sudhir WRITTEN IT DOWN Win 1 of 5 Double Passes to Written It Down on Thursday Feb 12 An offer from Will Ferrell’s ‘Funny or Die’ website almost got treated as junk mail by two young Australian comics and their web-series, ‘Written It Down’. Luckily the email was re-examined, which then saw the show made on no budget with volunteer improvisers score a feature on the world’s biggest comedy website. Having amassed over a hundred thousand international views, the two creators, Matt Saraceni and Dave Zwolenski are set to bring their completely improvised format to the Fringeworld stage at Perth’s De Parel Spiegeltent for six shows from February 12 to 17. No scripts. One chance. Guaranteed laughs. Perth’s own Matt Saraceni (Lords of Luxury, Nova Radio) and Dave Zwolenski (SBS’s A Dave in the Life) are excited to bring a brand new game to Fringeworld. In a one-off comedic spectacular, watch Australia’s best comedians take the ultimate challenge and perform a completely improvised show based on the successful web-series, Written It Down. “I’m so excited to bring a show that’s been so successful on the screen to the stage,” says Saraceni. “The live version of this show is the best ensemble of comedians I’ve ever seen. And, being from Perth, I’m especially proud to show Mum that it’s totally okay I never became a lawyer!” The all-star cast sees the biggest talents of Melbourne, Sydney and Perth’s improvised comedy and stand-up circuits push themselves into the ultimate uncomfortable situation. They begin a scene with no idea where it is going to go, until they read out a never-before-seen suggestion live on stage. What happens next is bound to be a hilarious thrill-ride for performers and audiences alike! Starring some of Melbourne’s most acclaimed improvisers and comedians: Gillian Cosgriff, Sophie Kneebone, Cam Neill and some proud West Australian Locals Returning Home including Jimmy James Eaton, Michelle Nussey, Liam Ryan, Luke Ryan, Bri Williams, Natalie Holmwood, Sarah Reuben, Wyatt NixonLloyd as well as Perth favourites, Chris Isaacsand Arielle Gray. Shortly after being featured on Funny or Die, the show also went on to win ABC Funding as part of iView’s Fresh Blood competition. Written It Down is on at Perth Frindgewold from Thursday 12 - 17 February and is a 16+ event. Tickets available from fringeworld.com.au 6:15 PM (Thursday, Monday, Tuesday) 7PM (Friday, Saturday, Sunday) HOW TO ENTER FACEBOOK: Like us and leave a private message at www.facebook.com/perthvoice including the codeword VOICEDOWN, your address & phone number. ONLINE: Visit perthvoice.com & follow prompts. Competition closes 9.2.15. Winners announced on 10.2..15. THE SMITH STREET BAND Win 1 of 3 Double Pass a Signed Album and a Beanie Taken from their acclaimed 2014 album Throw Me in the River, The Smith Street Band launch the film clip for new single ‘Get High, See No One’. Shot at the band’s home in Footscray, Melbourne, the clip is the work of the band’s drummer Chris Cowburn, Tim O’Keefe (Violent Soho, Remi, DZ Deathrays), Andy Johnson and Callum Preston who worked on the video clip for first single from the album, ‘Surrender’, which appeared at #69 on triple j’s Hottest 100 on Australia Day. February 19th in what will serve as the band’s last Melbourne show until later in the year. After wrapping up the Australian tour dates The Smith Street Band will head to North America and Europe, returning to Belgium’s Groezrock festival as well as taking part in the Pirate Satellite touring festival across Germany in May. 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This was the block upon which the historic ANZAC Cottage would be built in one day exactly one year later. On Sunday, February 8th, the Cottage will celebrate its 99th birthday and you are invited to join in the celebrations as this much admired Cottage readies itself for its centenary in 2016. ANZAC Cottage is at 38 Kalgoorlie St Mt Hawthorn and will be open from 1pm to 4pm with talks about the Cottage’s history, children’s activities ad a birthday cake. Afternoon tea will be available for a gold coin donation. For more information please call Anne on 0411 44 55 82 or email [email protected] GROW MUTUAL HELP GROUPS Depressed? Anxious? Fearful? Alone? Don’t despair. Help is available. Come and discover GROW’s program of personal growth, support and friendship. Groups are at Mt Pleasant (Thurs 10:30am), Bicton (Tues 7pm), Como (Fri 10am), Fremantle (10am). GROW is confidential, open to all and no fees are charged. 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One of Perth’s beautiful people, her engagement to William Sheehan made it into the Daily News in 1916, and the wedding was reported in the Sunday Times. A few years later the happy couple’s return from a “pleasant” holiday on Rottnest Island even rated a mention in the Mirror. The elegance and refined dignity of this four-bedroom/two-bathroom home continues a tradition of genteel living in a more hectic world, and the moment you step into the spacious entry a sense of peace descends. My favourite room was the one I dubbed the library, for its shelves of books and big old comfy chair in a corner by the full-length sash windows. You’ll have to provide your own chair, but what a spot to curl up for a good read. Soaring four-metre ceilings, decorative cornices, ceiling roses and lovely fireplaces abound, and aged jarrah floors flow like a river of chocolate throughout the downstairs. Formal lounge and dining rooms, a bathroom and a kitchen make up the rest of the ground floor. The kitchen is huge, with particularly FOR A FRESH, INSPIRING APPROACH TO PROPERTY MANAGEMENT THINK ACTON MOUNT LAWLEY Treating your investment property like it’s our own 678 BEAUFORT ST, MOUNT LAWLEY PH: 9272 2488 WWW.ACTON.COM.AU attractive black and white granite bench tops, and room for a small table and chairs. A very pleasant garden, sheltered by a couple of huge trees in neighbouring yards, is just the spot for alfresco living. Most of the bedrooms are upstairs where aged Baltic pine floors glow honey gold. One is presently a delightful sitting room, with glass doors onto a verandah from which the city skyline is tantalisingly close. All the delights Perth has to offer are almost on the doorstep of this Bulwer Street home, with the Beaufort Street strip just around the corner and Lord and William Streets a short walk away. 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Enquire Today MICHAEL HALLAM 0407 470 100 UNITYCOMMUNITY.COM.AU E C I FF O S E L SA AT E LL VI ER 30 3: O T 0 D EE ,L ST 3 2: Y A RD RD O XF O 7 24 NOW N E P O ATU S S HI T The Perth Voice, Saturday February 7, 2015 - Page 15 MOUNT LAWLEY 5,6 & 7/192 VINCENT STREET, NORTH PERTH $695,000 VACANT LAND FOR SALE THE PULSE OF PERTH This premier boutique development boasts a unique location that is just on the doorstep of our city and nestled in the unique enclave of the Monastery. You will be just moments from the myriad of dining and shopping opportunities offered by the vibrant precincts of Mount Lawley, Leederville and Northbridge. Walk home from the city after work, and enjoy a leisurely stroll through Hyde Park, or visit the newly completed Beatty Park Aquatic Centre. There is so much to be enjoyed by living in this unique location. This stunning residence will be available early next year so please call me to view the plans, and samples of finishes being used to create these very stylish homes. 16B ROWE PLACE, NORANDA Elevated with views of parklands LOT 1&2, 5 ALTAIR STREET, DIANELLA 390sqm FROM $499,000 405sqm each Great opportunity! INTERNET ID# 2784034 CONTACT TOBY FOR MORE DETAILS * Plans available upon request TOBY BALDWIN 0418 914 926 MERVYN MISSELL TEAM 0404 889 325 [email protected] [email protected] 15 MENMUIR PLACE, BAYSWATER FROM $359,000 EOI FR $689K 29 ESSEX STREET, BAYSWATER EOI FR $669K WITH FAMILY IN MIND! PRIVACY AND PROPORTION! Ideal for the growing family! Presenting a large 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom home with desirable open plan living and immaculate presentation throughout. Well suited for permanent family living, the master bedroom is located at the front of the home, providing privacy from the children’s wing. Offering generous proportions and a family friendly layout, this residence offers a fantastic lifestyle and environment to bring up a family in. Residing in a fantastic pocket of Bayswater, you are sitting right on the Bedford border. Within a short distance to a variety of parklands, schools, shops, amenities and transport options. Located in a quiet leafy street, you are a short stroll from the train station, Beaufort Street shopping precinct and a variety of schools, amenities, luxuries and more! This smartly designed residence offers three bedrooms, two bathrooms and generous proportions throughout. With two living area options, a large open plan area stepping out into the alfresco creating a great flow for entertaining. Residing in a highly sought after location presenting a great urban lifestyle, with all the conveniences you need and desire a short distance away. 4 2 2 505sqm 3 2 2 400sqm INTERNET ID# 2801641 HOME OPEN: SATURDAY 7 FEBRUARY 1.00 - 1.30 INTERNET ID# 2800085 HOME OPEN: SATURDAY 7 FEBRUARY 1.00 - 1.30 CARLOS LEHN 0416 206 736 CARLOS LEHN 0416 206 736 [email protected] [email protected] ACTON MOUNT LAWLEY 678 BEAUFORT STREET, MOUNT LAWLEY PH: (08) 9272 2488 WWW.ACTON.COM.AU Page 16 - The Perth Voice, Saturday February 7, 2015 MOUNT LAWLEY 83A SHAFTESBURY AVENUE, BEDFORD FROM $695,000 34B STONE STREET, MAYLANDS EOI FROM $699,000 PRIVATE OASIS BRAND NEW LUXURY HOME! This sensational home offers the young couple a truly fabulous lifestyle with its sparkling pool which is complimented by a stunning al-fresco area and outdoor kitchen with pizza oven. This fully air-conditioned home has stunning open plan living, leading onto a private from courtyard. There is a high level of security offered and every room has reverse cycle air conditioning. Don’t miss out on the chance to entertain in style and relax in comfort this summer. Please call me for an appointment to view this fantastic opportunity or come to my home open. This home is also a low maintenance lock up and leave. Bed 3 Bath 2 Car 2 Block 532 meters Water rates 1140.00 pa Shire rates 1716.04 pa Nestled on a tree lined, Riverside Street is where you will find this brand new two storey family home with all the trimmings. Private and tucked away from the road, step inside and be wowed by the space and quality of this new build, boasting large open spaces, designer kitchen with stainless steel appliances overlooking your large courtyard space for entertaining guests, two queen sized rooms downstairs with build in robes, large bathroom, separate laundry area, double garage with storage space. 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This residence is superbly located being close to the city and moments from the Mount Lawley cafe strip. Featuring: - 3 bedrooms - 2 bathrooms - Study area - Boutique Kitchen - with modern mosaic tiles and handcrafted jarrah benches - Inviting Open plan living - Spacious secured double garage with storage facilities - Front and Rear Courtyards - Bamboo Flooring - Reverse cycle air-conditioning - Fully Furnished or unfurnished if desired Sorry NO Pets! Presenting a charming 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom brick/tile home residing on 385sqm. This property will suit a range of buyers, there is a warm homely feeling & a great ambience you feel as soon as you walk through the front door! This gorgeous home is a pleasure to bring to the market! A great start to your property portfolio, a fantastic property in a great location with all the features a growing family needs! Whether you’re a first homer buyer, investor or downsize this property may suit exactly what you’re looking for! 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