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wy, tock d, igh t and tirling wy route into remantle, and grade separations are to
occur in order to speed up the ourney for trucks.
As a result, many feeder road intersections are likely to e cut off and local tra c diverted.
he construction of oe through wetlands, grade
separations along tirling wy and the trenching
of igh t are set to change the face of the southern su ur s, effectively dividing the port city something the deletion of the old eastern
ypass route had een designed to avoid.
GrilledAt a senate estimates
hearing early this week, Greens senator Scott
udlam grilled federal transport department bureaucrats over the Perth
reight ink plans. rawn up y government o cials, the feds are kicking in illion in funding.
he remantle ased senator expressed dis elief when told o cials didn t know whether oe was to e uilt at ground level or was to be elevated over sensitive wetlands: cost pro ections have already
een pu lished and that difference alone would run to hundreds of millions of dollars.
ou put a toll on there for the truckies, one o cial suggested.
Senator Ludlam noted the federal government had committed funding despite the pro ect having
L ights out!
no business case, nor any planning, environmental or heritage approvals.
he government had refused to release key information to the pu lic
ecause it was a top secret national security matter he
uipped.hen told of the plan for
no lights along the length of the dog legged route, he asked, will you put a flyover there, how are people going to get over armion
treetcials replied the
freight route could e sunk or it could pass over the local road.
ounds like you are going to close off armion Street, which the local community might e delighted with, he said, drily, to no response.
Senator Ludlam later told the Herald he, didn t realise it was so flaky .
“Abbott wanted to
announce a freeway pro ect and arnett has een desperate to get this ack off the ground without the faintest idea about how to
uild it or the strength of community opposition they are going to face. t sets up a pointless conflict.
• continued page 3
• T P Locals opposed to Roe say more freig t s ould go on rail not trucks• B TT M LEFT Senator Scott Ludlam grills transport bureaucrats you can watc t e w ole t ing by visiting is website• B TT M RIGHT map of t e Pert Freig t Link T e lower green line is Roe Hwy t e red section t e yet to be built Roe and t e blue yellow and green t e bits of Stock Rd Hig St and Stirling Hwy Tydeman Rd t at finis t e route into t e port at ort Fremantle
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MADDINGTON Caltex is busy early Tuesday morning.
Truckies are coming and going, filling up on fuel, coffee and fried food.
eter awson from remantle ontainer pecialists has ust
dropped off a tonne container filled with stoves for caravans, and heads ack to ase at ous Head.
Dawson doesn’t look like a stereotypical truckie cleanshaven, short hair. e has a fantastic ocker sense of humour, is married, and has spent close to years making a dent in his seat.
n this occasion, awson is driving a six metre tall semi side loader to remantle, a ourney that typically takes minutes down oe and each
ighways if he s lucky. e sets off at . am.
fter decades of dormancy, the oe extension is ack, with a serious chance of actually being built. Prime minister ony ott has offered to chip in million of federal cash to make it happen de t and deficit
disaster notwithstanding on the condition a truckies toll is introduced, making it s first pay road. he total cost for the km extension is estimated at
million. reckon the extension will
be a good idea,” Dawson says as we rum le down oe.
Just to take the tra c off each ighway. ut don t
appreciate this toll. veryone should e tolled, ecause everyone will use it.
ut it this way, lare, this is the thin edge of the wedge. e haven t got tolls in , don t think we need them.
won t e paying for it, the oss will e paying and he is ust going to pass it onto the consumer, so everyone will end up paying for it.
t . am awson gets off the highway and points to where the extension will start. ou can see the trees and wetlands in the distance, which environmentalists want to save.
he extension will run for km, starting at winana reeway, trammelling through the eelier wetlands to meet up with tock
oad at the intersection of orrest oad in ool ellup.
ook, in this day and age,
awson says, they re pretty good a out the environment.
hey re not going to ust go in with dynamite and start dropping things on the ground, they would sort of protect the environment think.
t s a catch . ome people are going to like it, other people are not. don t think they can put it anywhere else.
ra c starts to ank up on winana reeway efore outh
Street as it merges into two lanes.
his is a great invention, awson says, dripping with
sarcasm hy they didn t make it three lanes in the first place he says, shaking his head.
ell it s cost again, he says answering his own uestion.
ut that s the pro lem, they uild for now and not the generation to come, in years time the roads will e chock ablock.”
e points out the signs trucks use left lanes.
ell everyone is loody in the left lane so you can virtually work out when they make this extension everyone is gonna e on it, he says.
o why should ust heavy vehicles pay for it.
A trip with a truckieby CLARE
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iconic flowers outside an pplecross hinese restaurant on Canning Hwy were stolen last Sunday to owner inda hen s dismay.
he six ox set up surrounding the restaurant was filled with red geraniums and cost around . s hen says a trail of potting mix showed someone had dug four plants from one ox and carried them to a parked car on illcock
treet. s hen says people knew of the flowers and that the owners had spent time caring for them nce customers had finished their meals they would pose in front of the flowers for photos. e want to create awareness for people to keep an eye out. he theft follows the thieving of valua le crotons in the same area.
Flower thieves strike again
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• from page 1Senator Ludlam describes
federal backing for Roe 8 as “a massive lapse of judgement and demolishes the last of the ‘budget emergency’ myth.”
ith container tra c through Freo estimated to double by 2030, and Liberal governments putting all their freight planning into roads, not rail, he predicts “an utter nightmare” for motorists and North Fremantle residents.
“When it hits Tydeman Road it will be a catastrophe because suddenly you will hit a rank of several sets of tra c lights. t will completely seize up that part of town.”
Fremantle Labor MLA
Simone McGurk says removing lights at Marmion St was never mentioned during consultation over the widening of High Street.
“As more is known about the Abbott government’s Perth freight link, the more worried taxpayers and the local community should be,” she warns.
“This is a massive change to the current design, and has never been part of the community consultation.
“The Perth freight link is a confirmation the i eral plan for moving freight and dealing with congestion has one solution—just build more and wider roads.”
L ights out f or p or t r oute
• Truckie Peter Dawson reckons Roe will be good but not if a toll is c arged Photo by Matthew Dwyer
Once on Leach Highway, 22 minutes into the journey, cars whiz past. Dawson nods to his fellow truckies, some doubles and 40-feet high, others are semis like his. orning tra c is building. Dawson isn’t driving fast, not at the 70km speed limit at least. A car cuts in front.
“See that? That happens every day, you just cop it all the time.”
“You’re virtually driving for three people ‘cause you’re higher up, so you can keep an eye on what the car in front is doing.”
On any given day without the extension, trucks hurtle down Leach through Bateman, Brentwood, Melville, Myaree, Willagee and into Fremantle. Dawson says if a toll is put on Roe 8, nothing will change.
“They call it a rat-run, that’s what they’ll be doing.
“Unless they just put in a ban and say trucks aren’t allowed to come off this road, so they have to use Roe Hwy. But people will always find another way around.”
Once Dawson passes Carrington Street, the lanes merge into two again so he slows right down. ra c ehind uilds up. Cars continue to cut in front: he’s travelling 45 in a 70 zone.
e passes his favourite coffee kiosk on the left, but doesn’t stop for his usual Muzz Buzz this morning. Just past it are houses that could be bulldozed if plans to widen High Street go ahead.
Dawson says trucks need a wider turning circle than there is now: “A couple of trucks have tipped over. f the containers
are doubles and top heavy, if they turn a [sharp] corner they will tip over, it’s not just about speed.”
He turns onto Port Beach road, just before 9am. The journey is quicker than usual, but Dawson says runs never usually go this smoothly.
“Look around you,” he says as we cruise through the terminal. The expansive area is littered with towering container stacks, some 40 or 50 metres high.
“This was all ocean once, where we are driving now. Keep your photos, it will be interesting to see what it will look like in 20 years’ time.”
Dawson gets his next job from CCS: “Gidgegannup!” he says excitedly. “They have great pies out there.”
CorrectionLAST week we reported Roe 8’s projected $850 million cost was equivalent to “$1.7 million per metre”.
Heh, not quite. Our maths-challenged sub-editor—yeah, that’s the dope, above—forgot to use all his fingers when calculating the cost. t s actually closer to $170,000 per metre.
Still a lot of money for a metre of road, but 10 times less than what we’d reported.
Clearly, a future beckons our subbie as a national Treasurer.
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Rail over RoeI HAVE recently started following the Roe 8 Extension proposal, thanks in part to your excellent and ongoing coverage.
I am disappointed that in this time of fiscal austerity governments oth state and federal, could contemplate the construction of this road instead of using the money to upgrade the pre-existing railway line and port facilities in Kwinana.
Apart from the environmental damage that would occur from running a highway through the Beeliar wetlands, the simple fact is, that with the su stantial shift in freight tra c from remantle to Kwinana expected to occur in the next few years, the rationale ehind this project could collapse, leaving the pu lic with an expensive white elephant—a toll road.
s well as this, in uilding transport infrastructure it is vital we consider our future needs and the challenges we face in the 21st century, particularly in regard to climate change and as an appropriate response we should, wherever possi le, preference rail over road.
Mark SmithSouth St, Hilton
Let’s play!YOUR front page article last week (Herald, May 24, 2014) a out kids forgetting how to play creatively is timely for
eaconsfield primary school.here has een an ongoing
conversation at the school a out how to improve play options for children in the school and local community.
e have recently een presented with a lank canvas where some derelict houses were finally demolished on the school grounds
etween the main school campus and the oval on Hampton Road. Ideas include nature play options similar to the nature play park in Kings Park and even a flying fox to connect to the oval
We have already raised some funds to contri ute to the pro ect and a local architecture firm, , is donating services towards planning. Now we need people to donate time, services and raw materials. If you can help, please get in touch.
More than happy for my contact details to e pu lished or, otherwise, contact the school.
Rohan McDougallP&C president
eacons eld primary schoolThe Ed says: Sadly cut for length.
When will we wake up?MAY I comment on your front-page headline “The bell tolls for wetlands” (Herald, May 17, 2014).
he headline is correct, ut for entirely different reasons. o are the stop signs shown. I suggest our unstoppa le human impact and the daily uoted climate change are responsi le for the continuing loss of shallow, transient wetlands on the wan coastal plain. realise y now that no ody dares to mention this.
When are we locals, if ever, going to realise that falling ground watera les and ever decreasing rainfall are the reasons that North
ake is already a goner , covered y weeds?
i ra ake after mm of rainfall is only three-quarters slightly covered with water towards the southern end. wo species of lack cockatoos have little to do with shrinking wetlands health either.
ow to the km, illion, fourlane extension. s it ased on a sound
usiness plan id any planner, researcher or reporter ever tell us a out the type of freight in those hundreds of containers travelling daily from the port along High
treetid any ody ever report whether
the return-to-port containers are filled with valua le, incomeproducing, WA-made export products? If, however, all the freight is mostly inward ound, could it
e that it is essentially a temporary hinese phenomena which needs
export orders to keep hundreds of millions employed to survive?
f, consumers confidence falls, we will not uy anymore. Imports will drop and the Roe 8 extension ecomes a costly white elephant ecause only few containers
Live trade stinksALIGHTING from the train at
remantle station last hursday evening I was met with an overpowering stench so dreadful that fellow travellers pulled scarves over their faces in an attempt to escape the smell.
ard to explain to our wedish visitors why this country remains entrenched in such a cruel and unnecessary industry—they were completely taken a ack y the unpleasant odour which wafted on the ree e to our home as well as the whole idea of exporting live sheep and cattle.
remantle as a city geared toward tourism heep ships don’t exactly enhance the visitors’ experience. Three generations of our family attended a ui night on
aturday to raise funds for top ive xports. ellow ui goers agree it
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hen will chilled meat ecome the preferred method of export?
espite arguments to the contrary, most o s in the rural sector would e preserved if animals were processed locally and it can also e financially via le. n the interim, more lam s to the often inhumane slaughter and no end in sight.
Cheryl PrattSolomon St, Fremantle
are coming and the rest is private local tra c. fter all, our own costs, will only go up since we must grow, as we are told. I hope it is all sustaina le.
Otto Muellerindelya Rd, Murdoch
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ON Wednesday evening WA education minister Peter Collier
will host a public meeting at the Fremantle town hall, responding to the gathering storm of community concern about high school options.
This is an issue that can no longer be managed behind closed doors: Fremantle parents are watching too closely for that.
But for all the public scrutiny, we are still entering the danger zone.
eware the uick fix. he minister will likely use the forum “for parents to have their say” to soften us up for a merger between Hamilton and South Fremantle SHSs, for that to happen on the South Fremantle SHS site and to call it “Fremantle College” or the like. All sorted.
No surprises there; we understand school closures have been on the cards for many years as enrolments at both South Fremantle and Hamilton have steadily dropped.
Best of both worldsDecadal, structural changes
in secondary education mean schools do need to be much bigger to provide the diversity of courses that families want, on-campus. This goes for vocational and academic options, and particularly for parents who would like the best of both worlds to give their children the opportunity to follow their interests and talents.
Unfortunately, even if every student from Hamilton SHS and
South Fremantle SHS were to enrol in the amalgam, it would still be a relatively small school, far short of the critical mass for the breadth of courses students enjoy elsewhere. To tap the areas of growth in the region, the school would need to be further south.
Combining small schools does not automatically create a school with stronger academic and vocational standards. Adding a Gifted and Talented Education (GATE) program to the amalgam has also been touted and while it would be a step in the right direction, it would still not provide an academic program for the general student body and would have to be quite large to have an impact.
ext week, we should all ask for the feasibility study that fleshes out all options. Was this ever done? The online community survey the government released missed an opportunity to scope all the main options, which is both a shame and concerning.
Teachers and parents have been putting their shoulders to the wheel in local high schools for too many years to let this opportunity pass. heir efforts have earned great respect.
Our all-volunteer, High School Options for Fremantle parent group has spent countless hours poring over hundreds of pages of data from the WA education department. We have spoken to hundreds of families, school and government representatives. Most parents involved have young children;
they are the future of Fremantle education.
We believe a two-pronged approach is the safest bet: allowing more locals into John Curtin (children living even a stone’s throw away are not considered local intake) and a strong, comprehensive school with academic and vocational courses to the south.
Some parents would like this located at the current South Fremantle SHS site, while others are keen for the government to build a new, state-of-the-art school in the bigger southern catchment, of the ilk of Shenton College, as was established after school closures in the western suburbs. This would create more diversity in the student populations at both schools and the si e to offer the courses and options students deserve.
We must not rule out any options or allow them to be taken off the ta le without serious and fair review. We must demand that the minister consider each option against the community’s requirements. This week, Fremantle council wisely voted to support this sentiment.
ExpediencyIf we make the most of
the current public interest in this debate and take it up to government, we can resist the threat of political expediency which could cost Fremantle region children—and the wider community—for generations.
There is a strong case that something needs to change, as distressing as this can be. It seems everyone agrees that that we must raise our sights. We need to be very careful not to accept the option the government might see as the easiest and least expensive.
Instead, we can inspire the minister and the premier of this once-in-a-generation opportunity to secure investment in Fremantle schools, to exact real change and create a proud legacy for this region’s children.
TRACI GAMBLIN started High School Options for
Fremantle to lobby for better secondary schooling options in the area. In this week’s THINKING ALLOWED she urges parents to attend a meeting with WA education minister Peter Collier to make sure his department is looking at all the options, not just a quick-and-easy merger.
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A REVIEW has found developers are delighted but elected councils are fuming over the way joint development advisory panels are working.
Geoff Pearson from Striker Balance Action group unearthed the previously-unknown survey, conducted almost nine months ago, and presented it at Wednesday night’s packed public meeting.
It showed the process is weighted heavily in developers’ favour, with JDAPs consistently overriding community concerns about amenity.
JDAPs started in July 2011, with three members appointed by the government and two being local elected councillors. Straight away, the appointed members outnumber elected representatives.
The panels have the power to consider and approve development applications worth more than $7 million.
Melville councillor and local JDAP member Mark Reynolds says decision making appears to be heavily weighted on state guidelines irrespective of council planning schemes.
“My belief is that JDAP was set up to streamline the decision-making process to get favourable decisions which would normally have gone to SAT and incurred large legal costs,” he says.
Cr Reynolds says the JDAP casts a clinical eye on design aspects and doesn’t consider social impacts.
“I think it’s good a couple of politicians got involved [against the Striker development] because they can make a change,” he says.
by CLARE KENYON
MELVILLE Mayor Russell Aubrey and developer Tuscom did not attend a packed public meeting Wednesday to oppose a major new development approved for the old Striker Pavilion site in Alfred Cove.
But Bateman Liberal MP Matt Taylor and local Labor MLC Sue Ellery—both vocal opponents of the scale of the project—were there, as was councillor Nick Pazolli.
triker alance ction roup chief eoff arson says the turnout of nearly 200 usually quiet and reserved locals shows “the community is still very angry” about the approval, “and wants something done about it”.
He says the group realises its chances of a legal appeal are slim but locals are starting to wake up to the fact their rights to have a say in their own community are being eroded by the powers of JDAPs. “Now we need to bring it to the attention of all politicians.”
The application for 87 apartments at the Kitchener Road site, next to low density homes, was approvd by the local JDAP in April, over the objections of residents and the council.
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A FEEL-GOOD plan to liven up Hollis Park with a few plants has snowballed for South Fremantle’s Adin Lang.
A regular user of the path between South Beach and Hampton Road the account manager says its “post-apocalyptic” landscape was so depressing he came up with an idea to plant a couple
• din Lang needs some grunt workers to elp im spread some mulc Photo by Steve Grant
of dozen trees to liven it up. After chatting with the enviro-gurus at Fern, word got out and there was so much support he’s created Friends of Hollis Park.
“I went to Fern and they said to speak to the South Fremantle precinct and they said to speak to (councillor) Andrew Sullivan,” Mr Lang told the Herald.
The council’s pulled out a bunch of invasive weeds in preparation for a big mulching day on Saturday June 7, from 10am-2pm. Mr Lang says he’ll need
volunteers to help plant some native species on June 21, but is really keen to get people handy with a shovel next weekend.
Meanwhile, last week we reported the Freofarm plan for the nearby old tip site had been shifted elsewhere due to “local opposition”. Freofarm member Cathy Hall got in touch to say the reasons for ditching the site “were varied, however local objection was not one.” [Ed says: It was the science that did it.]
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FREMANTLE’S Jessica Berry has a university degree in thing-making,
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“Majoring in textiles,” she tells the Herald.
Like most artists she’s held down a variety of jobs including a stint at the now-defunct Kulcha and at a tea shop in the markets.
Along with exhibitions of her own art she’s worked as an art curator. And, being a Freo-ite, she serves a cat and rides a pink bicycle.
Berry recently entered a new venture as an author, with a delightful kids’ book Wanderkin, which uses photography and hand-crafted characters, all created by the author.
The colourful illustrations are mini-stage sets: “Like a still from a film, a treasured nostalgic memory, a tiny realm within the snow dome of our fancy,” Berry says.
It’s a charming tale of a girl, a boy and a rabbit as they follow a
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which took five years to come to fruition, came as Berry and her then young son created adventures with toys and household objects: “We used to play with whatever was around the house, I thought it was charming.”
It was that magic and charm she wanted to recreate in her book: “I wanted to capture things unknown with things known.”
The book is a one-woman show, with Berry writing and creating the characters, taking photos, and even setting up her own publishing company Berry Books.
The rather cute blue monster was crocheted by Berry, who
also painted the faces and made the clothes for the children.
The tiny rabbit was found in an op-shop and she immediately knew she wanted him for her story e really fit in with the style.”
Berry raised money for her project through crowd-funding website Pozible: “I had 100 sales even before the book existed,” she says.
“Crowd funding is really good because it gives you a bit of a peer review.”
Wanderkin is available at etsy.com or berrybook.com.au and it can be found in some local school libraries following a visit and reading by the author.
“The exciting thing for me is to have my book in a library for kids to borrow,” Berry beams.
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This funky 60s cottage has been well looked after by the vendors, but with their eye on new ventures further afield they’ve left some dreamed-of renovations/extensions for the new owners.
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Colombian culture and traditions within the local Colombian community in Perth. Come and enjoy its next event NOCHE DE TIERRAS COLOMBIANAS, which will showcase a brand new folk dance show and orchestra performing tropical and salsa music and delicious colombian fi nger food. This event is a Colombian warming night, bringing the traditional Bambuco Folk Festival and Beauty Pageant to Perth in honour of the Feast of St Peter. On Saturday 7th of June, 2014 at the Croatian Community Centre, Alfred Road, North Fremantle from 7:00pm. Any inquiries please phone Martha Ramirez 0487 641 034
CRAFTERNOON TEA - every Tuesday 12.30-2.30pm 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
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
Cowan University, Building 3.194, Mount Lawley campus. Photographer Deedee Noon investigates the many shades of pink in her upcoming exhibition – Pinkifi cation – featuring 34 photographic portraits of West Australian females aged four to eighty-eight showcasing their favourite colour, pink. Together the Pinkifi cation portraits suggest that the fervent uptake of pink is not a trivial matter. Free Artist talks: Saturday 31 May, 2 pm & Thursday 5 June, 6.30 pm. All welcome
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 fi rst 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 freeway-south from Perth. If you would like to give it a try please call Clive on 0414 263 493
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 [email protected] 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
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HAMILTON Hill $430p/w 3x1 House close schools and amenities. Employed references. Edwin 0413 914 918FREMANTLE Granny Flat for single, student or professional person. Semi Furnished. ph: 9433 6545 or 0417 891 518PALMYRA 3 x 1, $460 per week. Modern front triplex, L/Up garage, Great entertainment area, quiet location, close to Melville shopping centre/bus. Long Lease, Available now. 0459 439 678
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BED Overlays. Thick premium quality. More comfort, less aches and pains. Foam Sales 82 Norma Rd, Booragoon 9330 1199FIREWOOD dry, clean, recycled Jarrah. 20 Kilo bags. Burns hot! $15.00 per bag. Local Delivery 10 bags or more. Terry 0412 912 039FOAM Cushions, mattresses etc cut to size and covered. Foam Sales 82 Norma Rd Booragoon 9330 1199HONEY, Unprocessed honey delivered free in 10x1 kg tubs $70. Austen 9437 1774NEW/ recycled designer/ quality clothing for men & women. Silver Linings Fashion, Westgate Mall, Cantonment St, Fremantle (opposite Woolstores) 0430 475 682PACKING Boxes from $1.85, paper, bubble wrap, robes. Can deliver. 9417 2000PELMET Boxes. $25/meter made to order, DIY cover. Foam Sales 82 Norma Rd Booragoon 9330 1199PLANTS - Variety - Nothing over $5 - must sell Sat 31st May - Sun 1st June - 9am-4pm. 5/6 Lucas Street, Willagee
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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 FacebookGUITAR Lessons, easy going teacher 20 yrs exp. Simple method. I Come 2u. 0439 597 507PIANO Tuner. Professional tuning services off ered. Regular tuning $165. Call Ronald 0416 065 983SERENATA Strings. Classical quartet or trio for weddings, functions or parties. Email [email protected] Call Hans 9335 6980 eveningsTHE Guitar Teacher. Personalised tuition from experienced tutor/ performer. Individual or group lessons. Some mobile lessons. Phone Larry 0410 717 093
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BOWEN Therapy is an eff ective technique to treat conditions relating to the back, neck and 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 applyBOWEN, MASSAGE, REIKI, ORTHO-BIONOMY. Get relief from pain and relax at The Healing Touch.25 yrs exp. Non sexual. PH. Kerrelee 0401 171 957ANNOUNCING: Maureen Ives, Social Worker, RN and Family Therapist of Integrated Family Counselling at 5 Shuff rey Street, Fremantle. Maureen provides counselling to families and couples. Maureen is passionate about early intervention. She has expertise in working with young families from the ante natal and post natal period through to adulthood. Medicare Rebates available. Phone Monday-Friday 9.00 - 5 p.m. Monday to Friday 9433 6538 Mobile 0450 343 808CONSCIOUS 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 815COUNSELLING 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 374HEALING: CRYSTAL BED SESSIONS. Gentle, non-intrusive and eff ective. Clears and balances the chakras, the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual bodies, and so much more. Aids sleep, relaxation and stress.Ph: 9330 7689HOMOEOPATHY specializing in women’s hormonal health, children and constitutional treatment for chronic conditions. Ph Maxime on 0403 908 414HYPNOSIS 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, ANHRKINESIOLOGY 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
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VIM SEPHTON is now (after two years rigorous training!) a certifi ed ‘Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapist’. He brings his 30 years of experience in working with people to this wonderful new work. This therapy is a subtle and profound healing form which assists the body’s natural capacity for self-repair. The therapy is led by the client’s system and its inherent health which sets the pace of the work and the order in which change occurs. Benefi ts can include, changes in areas of constriction and discomfort, optimizing overall health. Greater vitality and wellbeing and a movement away from old patterns and dis-ease. As this is a gentle therapy, it’s suitable for all ages, including newborns, the elderly, and people with delicate, degenerative or painful conditions. Vim can be contacted on 0422 980 078MANUAL therapy for innards and gizzards, liver and kidneys, bladder and prostate. This can ease musculoskeletal and post surgical etc issues. Jan 0431 740 339 BSc Dip APM Dip Ref AccMbr AMTMASSAGE Amazing self healing alleviates stress/ neck/ shoulder/ back, tension/ pain/ migraines. Zen shiatsu therapeutic massage. Trained in Japan. Non sexual. Elspeth 0410 853 441MASSAGE Are you tired? Stressed? Try massage by experienced Chinese. N/S $60/hr Mon-Fri 8am-4pm 0418 948 192MASSAGE Ayurvedic Yoga. Available in Fremantle Phone Suena 0411 127 778
AYURVEDA AND YOGA WELLNESS CENTRE. Transform your health and improve your vitality with Ayurveda. For a comprehensive consultation contact Leah 9331 5999 / 0438 693 855 or Nikki 9433 1018/ 0411 796 354 www.yogavedawellness.comABUNDANCE LIFE COACHING. ”When we live in a loving state the doors to abundance freely open”. Life Coaching, Energy Healing, Negative Emotional Release, Intuitive Development and Meditation Groups, Inspirational Public Speaking. Ph Catherine, Dip FP, NLP, author & public speaker. Ph 0408 563 746 or visit www.soulabundance.com.auACT Mindfully Workshop Jul 11 & 18 for living a more meaningful life when there is chronic pain or stress, with occupational therapist 25 yrs experience. Also off ering myo-fascial trigger point therapy, mindfulness & psychological therapy, naturopathy and ITA energy medicine. Private Health & Medicare Rebates. Sasha Wray B.Sc wihc.com.au 0402 550 469 ACUPUNCTURE incorporating ENAR microcurrent, light / colour therapy. Eff ective for pain, stress relief, mood and hormonal regulation. Practitioner with 25 years clinical experience. Ph Maniisha Bluntschli on 0437 968 277ART Therapy. Connecting to your Inner Awareness. Finding new understandings, solutions, healing. Elspeth 0410 853 441. Cottesloe
FREMANTLE’S leading specialists in remedial massage. Open 7 days. Specialising in: Deep tissue, Trigger point, Injury, Sports. Swedish, Relaxation, Aromatherapy. Pregnancy, Refl exology, Hot stone. Add a signature spa treatment to your massage choice; in our exquisite tropical outdoor spa massage room. We off er: All health fund rebates, Gift vouchers, Double treatment rooms. www.bodyriches.com.au Phone: 6262 2667 or 0409 339 313MASSAGE, Beautiful, relaxing, swedish or strong remedial. In tranquil Palmyra location. $60/ 1 hour or $75/ 1.5 hours. Non sexual. Sara 0423 135 875 MASSAGE. Chill-out, De-stress and leave a diff erent person. Swedish, Deep Tissue, Indian head massage. Nice atmosphere, great music, experienced therapist. 7 days. Lisa 0432 154 196MASSAGE Deep Relaxation, Full Bodywork $60/75 mins. Mobile, 14 yrs experience. Abhi 9417 5732
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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ARIES (Mar 21 – Apr 20)Uranus is in Aries, encouraging eccentricity. Mars is just entering the
more eccentric part of his journey through Libra. Your drive for freedom might just take some spectacularly strange twists and turns. You aren’t likely to do it by half measure. Shake off the old. Invite in the new.
TAURUS (Apr 21 – May 20)Venus is in Taurus. What could make a Taurus happier? Not much. The Goddess
of Love is your astrological mentor. She is more about attraction and the play of desire than holding steady, so entertain her watchfully. To tread on toes would take sheen from the joy. Enjoy yourself.
GEMINI (May 21 – June 21) The Sun is shining brightly on the Twins. This makes you feel cohesive,
at one and ready to take the world by storm. There are still strong emotional overtones in the air, so maintain awareness in parallel with your happiness. Hubris is always worth watching out for. Be who you are.
CANCER (June 22 – Jul 22)The Moon begins its week in your sign. When the Moon is in Cancer, you feel
suffi ciently at home in your own skin, that other things going on, are water off a duck’s back. Mercury has also arrived in Cancer. This gives you confi dence that your way of seeing makes perfect sense.
LEO (Jul 23 – Aug 22)The Sun is in airy Gemini, which should loosen and lighten you up.
There are however, a lot of undercurrents of feeling also in motion. Dance your dance but do it with plenty of awareness. We don’t want you going down any emo-tional sinkholes, or provoking unnecessary reactions.
VIRGO (Aug 23 – Sept 22)Just as the universe is asking you to sort your communications out, Mercury ducks
into Cancer, which is a non-verbal sign. This alters your sense of what communication needs to be, to be eff ective and successful. Tune in to what you are feeling and to what others are feeling too.
LIBRA (Sept 23 – Oct 23)Mars is one third of the way through Libra. With this comes a change of
tone. Your motor is less likely to move you to create outward harmony. It will instead move you towards grand schemes, wild ideas and quirkiness. Watch out for unhealthy fi xations. Step right out of character.
SCORPIO (Oct 24 – Nov 21)The Gemini Sun is teasing you stay playful, as you head off on an
emotional roll. The best place to point your depth of feeling, is your work, your health and your craft. Passion plus discipline equals mastery. Passion plus discipline plus humour, is even better. Expand your horizons.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 – Dec 21)Life has you very much focussed on the nature of your relationships. With the Sun
in Gemini, the challenge just got stronger and clearer. We aren’t whole until we’ve embraced our opposite and made it complementary. You who love focus, must embrace the fact of duality and paradox.
CAPRICORN (Dec 22 – Jan 19)The Sun is in Gemini, supposedly keeping things light and butterfl y-like. There are
however, deeper themes afoot. You are at the heart of them. As others struggle for their individuality and to also fi nd peace, it is your job to provide the depth of understanding that makes it possible.
AQUARIUS (Jan 20 – Feb 18)Uranus is like a Zen Master. He provokes awareness and liberation by doing exactly
what isn’t on our menu of expectations. He is in Aries, which adds a serious sprinkle of cayenne pepper to the mix. He’s also presently infl uencing our work lives. Unsettledness must become liberation.
PISCES (Feb 19 – Mar 20)The Moon’s short passage through Cancer has a soothing eff ect, early in
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1120sqm block with R17.5 zoning. Enjoy this elevated location of Somerville Estate with city glimpses and in close proximity to shopping centre, transport, Hospitals & Uni.This Peter Stannard built home offers living/theatre room, study and open plan casual living area with soaring ceilings. Plenty of room here for all the family inside and out.
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MANDURAH 34B Hackett Street Offers over $249,000
CURRENTLY TENANTED!
This Air Conditioned 3 bedroom duplex is just a short stroll to the foreshore and restaurants. Huge backyard offers plenty of room to entertain plus a good size shed!
BATEMAN 29 Ripple Way Offers over $499,000
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Come here with your sleeves rolled up ready to tackle this project! But look at what you are getting – 3 bedroom duplex in this much sought after suburb in Rossmoyne High School Zone! Current tenant – Happy to stay on!
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MANDURAH 16 Hancock Street From $299,000
VACANT LAND
Approx. 870sqm of potential is here for you! With R60 and a great location. You do have options on how this can be developed as it is under the “Inner Mandurah Precinct Plan”. A prime development opportunity. Contact City of Mandurah Planning Department on 9550 3777 to confi rm the options and possibilities or follow the below link to read the Inner Mandurah Precinct Plan for yourself.
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