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Saturday ctober 5, 01
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• Brad Pettitt
pro growt
agenda saved
t e city
by STEVE GRANT
FR MANT has been
saved from oblivion by the
council’s pro-development
attitude says mayor rad
ettitt.
If the council had not
had a pro-growth and new
development agenda, I am
pretty sure we would have
been merged with Melville,
r ettitt told the Herald after
Fremantle emerged from the
arnett government’s merger
lottery as the southern
suburbs’ big winner.
I know that will be
controversial in some
people’s books, but I believe
it was a factor.
e says at a briefing
with mayors and
s
on ednesday morning,
local government minister
Tony Simpson said Freo’s
commitment to taking back
its mantle as erth’s second
city was one factor tipping it
over the line.
Under plans launched
this week Fremantle expands
to swallow all of the Town
of ast Fremantle, icton
and almyra from Melville
and parts of North oogee,
amilton ill and Rotto from
ockburn. It keeps North
Fremantle but loses Samson.
hile r ettitt is very
happy with the boundaries,
• im
eill appears
resigned to merger
which more than double
the port city’s population
to 6 ,000 estimated to
rise to ,000 by 050 tiny
ast Fremantle still has the
opportunity to scupper
things.
The A local government
advisory board has opened
the way for a poll by
residents, known as the
adour provision.
If ast Freo residents
oppose the merger and
assuming the government
doesn’t step in with an Act
of parliament to override
things the tiny town could
survive, but as an island
surrounded by Fremantle.
ouncillors from ast
Freo will meet Monday to
consider whether to fight
on to become the esotho of
erth, but mayor im ’Neill
appears resigned, saying he
doesn’t personally support a
legal challenge or a vote.
e told the Herald that
ultimately the government
could outgun a veto with an
Act of arliament so it could
be an expensive delaying
tactic at best I’d much
rather spend our time and
resources making sure the
people of ast Fremantle
don’t miss out under the new
council, he said.
Mr ’Neill says he’s keen
to ensure the integrity of the
town’s new planning scheme,
which is ready for ratification
by the A planning
commission, is preserved in
the expanded council.
e says informal talks
with Fremantle have
gone very well so far and
he’s feeling confident his
ratepayers aren’t going to get
a raw deal.
oth Mr ’Neill and r
ettitt criticised the algab’s
decision to create a new city
without wards.
That came as a surprise
to everyone, particularly as
some councils had put a lot
of thought into their ward
boundaries, Mr ’Neill said.
e’d helped negotiate
ast Fremantle becoming
a distinct ward under
Fremantle council’s
submission to the board.
I think part of the
intention was that there
wouldn’t be a lot of bickering
about what didn’t and didn’t
get spent on the wards.
r ettitt forecasts
crippling campaign costs
and sore feet for potential
councillors who’ll suddenly
have a lot more territory to
cover, especially with fewer
of them in the first place.
I think it’s an invitation
for party politics to enter
local government, and I
think that’s a fundamental
mistake, the long-time
reens party member told
the Herald.
Crying foul
The two mayors were
joined by ockburn
compadre ogan owlett
in crying foul at the arnett
government’s decision to
squib on fully reforming
the patchwork of western
suburbs councils.
The government says it
wants to create a bigger ity
of erth under a specific Act
of parliament. ut because
that would include parts of
the western suburbs, it’s held
off recommending Mosman
Park, Cottesloe, Claremont,
Nedlands, eppermint rove
and Subiaco be bundled into
the ity of Riversea.
The mayors say unless
the government acts soon,
the painful mergers process
threatens to have been an
expensive exercise that ends
up amalgamating a mere
handful of councils.
orse, says r ettitt,
because Freo’s northern
boundary has been slightly
shrunk, if the bigger Freo gets
ga etted while Riversea’s
still languishing, there’ll be a
no-man’s land on the border,
with residents not belonging
to any council at all.
Mr owlett says he’s
aware of plans by residents’
groups in both ockburn and
winana hoping to trigger
a adour poll, and says the
loss of both names to the new
ity of ervoise ay is one of
their main gripes.
e says if the community
votes out the merger he’ll
support them, but says
the decision will create yet
further stress for staff at both
councils, who’ve had five
years of uncertainty about
their jobs.
Melville failed in its
bid to keep oint alter
reserve out of Fremantle,
but will get Samson and
parts of ’ onnor, and also
scores andakot airport and
oolbellup from ockburn
and Rossmoyne and parts
of anning ale, eeming,
Riverton, Shelley and
illetton from anning.
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Mr Lees, mayor from 19931997, died last week aged 85 and
his funeral service this week
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predecessor had been passionate
about Cockburn and would have
been “absolutely heartbroken”
about it being merged with
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Jervoise Bay.
“He was a stalwart of the
Cockburn community, and was
well-known and respected,” Mr
Howlett said.
The pair was on the council
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1990s and Mr Lees helped on
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He was known as a dedicated
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Ms Parke paid tribute to Mr
Lees in federal parliament this
week: “He was a man of great
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community spirit who played
a significant role in shaping
the City of Cockburn, the
largest local government in my
electorate, and who throughout
his life dedicated considerable
energy to public service and the
interests of working men and
women,” she told MPs.
Mr Lees was voted onto
Cockburn council in 1972, a year
after its elevation from a shire to
a town. He was unopposed as
south ward councillor for all his
30 years in the position.
Born at Hillcrest Hospital in
North Fremantle on December
11, 1928 he went to school at
Pickering Brook (staying with
friends because of concerns
Fremantle would be bombed),
then eaconsfield primary. e
left school at 14 and delivered ice
on carts. That same year, 1943,
he falsified his age to work on
a ship supplying Allied troops
and stayed at sea till the end of
the war.
He met future wife Rose
Santich at the Perth Royal Show
and worked as a truck driver
while they built a home in
Hamilton Hill. It took several
years to build as the block
was full of limestone and the
pair had to save money to buy
gelignite at regular intervals.
In 1951 Mr Lees joined the
Waterside Workers Federation
and became a wharfie till his
retirement in 1992. He helped
organise the famous Lumpers
Picnics at Perth zoo.
Mr Lees and Rose bought
a block of land in Hope Valley
which they worked on as market
gardeners, and the former mayor
was still out there on his tractor
earlier this year.
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a ht
by STEVE GRANT
PERTH’S Liberian
community has urged the
Abbott government to
overcome its fears and send
medical teams to fight the
ebola epidemic in Africa.
Speaking to the Herald for
the first time, the community
leaders say they can no longer
stay quiet because predictions
about the spread of the disease
are so frightening they fear the
economic collapse of the entire
continent.
They say Australia’s pledge
of just over $10 million to help
fight the disease is nowhere near
enough.
1.4 million people
“The CDC (Centers for
Disease Control) in America
have said 1.4 million people
could be affected by anuary
next year we can’t afford to
let that happen, community
president Nathaniel Nyanfore
told the Herald.
e warns that if the epidemic
reaches those proportions, it
will be hard to contain in Africa.
Already there have been isolated
cases in the United States and
Europe.
I can’t lie to rest, because
when the phone rings you’re
always wondering what’s the
news, says Mr Nyanfore, who’s
already lost a relative to the
disease.
It’s a common story for the
group, and as they sit in the
reception area of C3 church in
Fremantle they sadly tally up
the friends who’ve died, or the
families of friends.
They’ve a strong connection
to , whose members have
been providing aid and
volunteering in the country for
years.
Church founder Andrea
Surman travels to Liberia nearly
every year and reports one
family at the church had lost
three members back in Africa.
She’s angry at the federal
government’s haphazard
approach to the outbreak, saying
travel warnings for Africa on
the foreign affairs department’s
website haven’t been updated in
more than a year.
She’s particularly upset WA
hasn’t shown more interest,
given its mining ties to Africa.
That connection also means fifo
workers flying between erth
and Africa, which should be
food for thought, she says.
Speaking out is a brave
move for the community, as
they’re starting to experience
discrimination because of
Australians’ terror of ebola.
eople have shied away from
shaking hands and even friends
are kind-of joking when asking if
they’ve got the disease.
Ms Surman says it’s ironic
the local Australian/Liberian
community is experiencing
this discrimination despite the
fact it is a world away from the
outbreak.
n the other hand, her
husband Nigel was in the area
earlier this year and sailed back
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Mr Nyanfore says a rally
is planned for the parliament
forecourt, and a barbecue, to
raise awareness of both the
disease and Australia’s response.
He’s hoping that if
Australians become more
educated about the disease,
they’ll put more pressure on
the government to intervene, as
well as be more understanding
of what his community’s going
through.
It emerged on Thursday
during a senate hearing that
Australia has been repeatedly
asked by the international
community to send medical
teams to West Africa.
It’s not been clear whether
their request is for civilian or
military—it sort of covered
both, foreign affairs official
Blair Exell told the hearing.
Prime minister Tony Abbott
says the requests are being
considered, but he’s previously
expressed concerns that
teams could get trapped in
affected regions if the situation
deteriorates. The opposition
is stepping up pressure on the
government to do more.
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YOU report the WAPC openly
conceded “unintended and
undesirable” developments are
happening (“WAPC admits: we’re
a bit dense,” Herald, October 14,
2014).
In fact, the WAPC says on
it website “a number of local
governments have raised concerns
about unintended and undesirable
consequences”. The WAPC has
sought wider public comment
on proposed changes. You have
misquoted the WAPC. I don’t believe
this is simply lazy and poorly
researched reporting: actually this
misquote is deliberately deceitful.
I believe your readership deserves
better.
Cain Fogarty
Randell St, Perth
The Ed says: Thanks Cain. The
quote was taken directly from a WAPC
advertisement calling for submissions:
“The WAPC proposes amendments to the
R-Codes to manage the risks associated
with unintended and undesirable
consequences…”.
Puzzling logic
I DON’T often voice my support
of politicians but I have felt
a strong need to respond to a
recent letter published in the
Herald (“Advocacy begins at home,”
October 4, 2014).
In it, Joy Collins stated Melissa
Parke was driving her political
agenda “at the expense of needs
of local people”, by advocating for
greater consultation in dealing with
ISIS militants in Iraq.
The puzzling logic in the letter
appeared to tie Ms Parke’s laudable
balance on a number of MiddleEast issues, with a perceived lack
of support for young people in
the community. I fail to see the
connection, although I would argue
a lot more could be done to make
immigrants from the Middle-East
more welcome in this country,
especially the young.
I must admit I have been sceptical
of Ms Parke’s role as my local federal
member. Fremantle seems to be a
plum job for Labor politicians as they
seek ministerial positions, in both the
federal and state parliaments. For its
part, the Liberal party has appeared
to view the electorate as a “no-go”
zone. The sum result has been a lack
of funding on community and related
services for the 30 years I have lived
in the area.
Although I recognise areas such
as Leeming and Cockburn have
been recent growth areas, it doesn’t
explain the abundance of libraries,
community centres and swimming
pools liberally sprinkled across these
and other suburbs that straddle the
southern rail corridor.
Meanwhile, the local Fremantle
pool gets a bit of an upgrade and the
library gets a few new chairs.
So how has Ms Parke changed my
scepticism? Well, I still think too little
is still being done in the “safe” Labor
suburb of Fremantle, but at least Ms
Parke is representing an alternative
world view than the one usually
parroted by almost every Liberal and
Labor politician. In short, she has
found a role for her experience and
knowledge gained from her previous
work.
She is not gleefully promoting war
to answer all the world’s problems.
She is expressing a far more balanced
and fair-minded foreign policy: one
which Australia had traditionally
advocated, before it hitched itself to
the neo-conservatives in the US. I
should add I believe the views she is
expressing would not be winning her
friends in the circles of power within
Australia, and I respect that.
Although I would be happier if
she got a few more federal dollars
spent on Fremantle, I think she is
playing a valuable role and she’s got
my support.
Mark Sims
South Fremantle
A man of
integrity
I DIDN’T know it at the time but
I was shortchanged by $10 on
Sunday at the local IGA store.
I realised I had no proof and no
receipt. I thought to myself, probably
not even worth a follow-up... then I
phoned the store and spoke to Tony,
the manager, who sounded rather
inattentive and disinterested, as I
expected.
I said in a rather hopeful tone, “if
you find out after balancing your till
that you are up $10 give me a call”.
Tony responded “yeah, I’ll call
when I balance the till”. Of the few
people I shared this story with, most
had their doubts and so did I.
Later in the evening, Tony left a
message for me “I have that $10 if
you want to pick it up tomorrow”.
I couldn’t believe it I was floored.
Of all the people in the world today,
who would have thought the local
supermarket would waste time on
one customer for 10 bucks! Will I
shop there again, you bet ya! Will I
tell my friends to go there, you bet
ya!
Thanks Tony, you are a man of
integrity and your worth in business
is priceless.
Katrina Wood
Reveley Court, Samson
I don’t care if
you’re Attila
FURTHER to my letter (Herald,
October 11, 2014) and Jane Hall’s
reply (October 18) concerning
the decline of Fremantle, with
expensive parking and the
greater problem of disgusting
behavior I am wondering if there
is anyone willing and strong
enough to lead the town to better
days.
I have been a union member and
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N May last year it felt
like we might be living
through the existential
autumn of the City of
Fremantle as a distinctive
and self-determining local
government.
The prevailing
recommendation from the WA
local government advisory
board (Walgab) was for the
city to be dissolved within a
huge new local government
running west-east from the sea
to beyond Canning Bridge; a
local government that would be
dominated by the geography,
strategic priorities, and popular
concerns that characterise the
present City of Melville.
No-one doubted this would
represent a winnowing out of the
essence of Fremantle as we know
it; a multicultural port city with
a substantial urban core, diverse
mixed economy, and tradition of
high democratic participation,
social policy innovation, and
leadership. What’s more, the
big challenges we currently face
would have dropped off the
radar in a “mega council” whose
attention would have been pulled
east to the Canning Bridge and
Fiona Stanley precincts.
S pe c i a l s
JOSH WILSON is Fremantle’s deputy mayor and he says the merger
decision affecting the port city, neighbouring East Fremantle and bits
of surrounding councils is “fair and sensible”.
heart appears secure with the
minister’s announcement that
Fremantle’s proposal No 12 has
been selected as the model for
reform.
The new City of Fremantle
will reunite us with the Town of
East Fremantle, extending east to
Stock Road and south to Phoenix
Road, and incorporating Rottnest.
It will comprise a scale in terms
of territory and residents that
befits a regional city by including
within our formal boundaries
communities already part of our
natural catchment. At the same
time we are not growing to such
an extent that the centrality and
importance of our CBD and our
focus as a regional centre will
be stretched beyond a healthy
gravitational radius.
This is an historic
achievement. The value of the
work, energy, and advocacy
that helped secure our current
position should not be
underestimated.
That strength of conviction
was an extension of Fremantle’s
municipal history and character.
This is an historic achievement. The
value of the work, energy, and advocacy
that helped secure our current position
should not be underestimated
It was in that context that
I proposed the cri de coeur
“Fremantle Forever” in order to
capture the cause and spirit of
our fight in that bleak opening
phase of the reform process when
Freo’s future as a city in charge
of its own destiny was at serious
risk.
The erald covered the first
gathering of people under that
banner on its front page (August
10, 2013), and soon there was a
full-blown community campaign
in defence of our distinctive civic
identity, function, and purpose.
As a council our strong argument
to support Fremantle’s standalone existence and sensible
expansion was reinforced from
the outset by many voices in and
around the city.
Happily, a year later, the
prospect of a “greater” Fremantle
with the port and CBD at its
N e wOipnenFinrge o
As a campaign it began with
the community survey that
was commissioned with the
council’s unanimous support of
my motion in December 2012. It
flourished through the grassroots
support of the Fremantle Forever
campaign in which the Fremantle
Society played a key role.
Indeed, the process
has received constant and
painstaking attention over the
past three years. Only a few
weeks ago the mayor led a
group of councillors to make
a final argument to the chair
of the algab to specifically
address some last-minute
boundary decisions, and to
make a compelling case against
Hamilton Hill being cut in half.
I have no doubt our logical but
fired-up presentation influenced
the outcome. As we departed,
Walgab chair Mel Congerton
said, “it’s good to see some
emotion on this issue”.
From day one Fremantle
council has been a constructive
but determined participant in
the reform process. We have
respected the legitimate interests
of our neighbours and colleagues
in Cockburn and Melville, and
worked particularly closely with
our friends in East Fremantle.
At no stage have we sought to
run-down or misrepresent the
circumstances in adjoining local
governments.
It is unfortunate the WA
government commenced its
approach to reform with an
unhelpfully doctrinaire faith in
the less-than-certain economic
benefits of consolidation and
without sufficient regard for the
local character and governance
that required protection. While
few questioned the merit of
reform in principle, many were
concerned it would transpire in
a brutal and insensitive fashion,
and our sympathy is with those
in other parts of the metro area
who feel their expectation has
been met.
No reform of this kind is
possible without some unwanted
impact, but it is still a matter of
degree and balance and careful
implementation. The outcome we
have fought for and achieved in
Fremantle is fair and sensible, all
things considered, even though it
involves the loss of Samson.
Now the task shifts from a
focus on “Fremantle Forever” to
the important administrative and
community-building exercise
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“Fremantle United”.
In the next few years the
number of people directly
participating in our city’s local
government will double and we
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wing politicians but I will vote for the
candidate willing to clean up and halt
the decline of the town I fell in love with
some years ago.
There has been plenty of talk, lots of
ideas and visions and it is well known
what the problems are, even to the
point of them harming the international
reputation of this place.
There have been articles in this
paper from experts who have seen the
rejuvenation of places like Fisherman’s
harf in San Francisco. They have
all agreed the anti-social problem is a
key factor. For the town’s sake it is not
quantum physics is it? If you have to
pay through the nose for parking or get
abused on the bus, witness disgusting
behavior, watch shops and cafes close and
are unable to find a decent toilet and at
the same time there are malls offering a
solution to all those problems then you
know the result.
I know this, you know this, my nineyear-old daughter would know this as
well as knowing what needs to be done
so why is it that nothing is ever done by
those who are paid to do so?
ither the council sees a different
Fremantle when it visits or is either
grossly incompetent, stupid or
both. erhaps it just doesn’t give a toss. I
suspect the latter and for the first time in
my life I might have to vote for the right
come the next poll.
To be honest I’d vote for Attila the Hun
if I knew he’d sort it out. I’m that sick of it.
Robert Glenton
Carrington St, White Gum Valley
A dirty secret
WHAT concerns me most about the
recent debate about Kings Square
is the cause has been put down to
anti-social behaviour and a prevailing
view the solution is for police to fix it.
Is it really the job of police to clean
up our social issues? Are we proposing
that police deposit all anti-socials in
our already over-crowded prisons for
shouting and looking dishevelled?
letters
Or should they just move them back
to whatever poor places that they came
from? Maybe a special police CAT bus
can take them back to Cooby or Kwinana?
And the homeless ones, well, out sight
out of mind. here will this lead
Inevitably police will need new powers
to really fix the problem, maybe stronger
vagrancy laws (eg, no credit card and
you’re out) or only certain looking people
eg, no real scruffy, just trendy scruffy
allowed in town during shopping hours.
And yes, I do visit Kings Square
regularly with my young kids and yes,
I have seen shouting matches, drunken
scu es and been hassled for money on a
number of occasions. ut you know what,
big deal! The poor, the sick, the drunk
and the angry are all part of life. They
always have been and always will be. I
don’t mind my kids seeing it, they will
eventually anyway and its a chance for
them to see that not everything in life is
neat and rosy.
ut I have a dirty secret. ven though
I visit Kings Square at least once a week,
I rarely buy anything (so sorry) and it is
not because of the anti-social behaviour.
What I do in Kings Square is take my
kids to the public library, then the public
playground, inevitably with kids we have
to go to the public toilet and in summer
I will enjoy the public-funded Christmas
lights and public-funded outdoor movie
nights. And you know what That was
the same before Myer closed. Am I in the
wrong? Should I be moved on?
And maybe that is just it. Maybe ings
Square is a public space, not a private
one. And instead of lobbying for a police
state to sweep the streets clean so we
can buy more stuff, maybe we should be
lobbying for more public facilities and
maybe some that will actually help the
anti-socials.
I know it’s a far-out concept but
maybe what Kings Square needs is things
like subsidised childcare, shop fronts for
government services, free tai chi, free art
classes, literacy programs, public-funded
gym sports programs. If it is public
space, maybe we should embrace it, not
fight it.
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the public housing list is a dead end
and the local/state/federal governments
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possible that we have more social
problems? Surely this can’t be a surprise
and is only going to get worse unless we
lobby/vote/protest for it, no matter how
many flash buildings are built.
Surely the health and wellbeing of all
the people in and around the buildings
matters? Right?
Robert Sheehy
Hebbard St, Samson
I can relate
AT last some letters I can relate
to. Su anne anley (Herald letters,
October 18, 2014) do you need any
help fund-raising for plane tickets
to give such notable experts on the
middle-east as Alannah, Simone,
and the intelligent Sarah Hanson the
opportunity to talk to ISIS.
After around seven years of living
in various parts of the middle-east I
became aware that with a fundamentalist,
talk doesn’t work. I also personally
knew people they murdered, who were
dear friends and excellent surgeons,
slaughtered nevertheless.
Mr Rod Steed—what great points you
make. My hubby and I returned to A
from Sydney and previously had loved
Freo so we found a house here only seven
minutes from the city. o I go there now
No, I am so disgusted at the parking.
As for entertainment? Not a play in
sight since Victoria Hall was closed—so
much for live theatre. I no longer drive
into Freo for anything. It is dead and not
yet buried—what a great shame since
we many years ago fell in love with it.
Sadly, no longer. et rid of this dreadful
mayor who seems to put skating ramps
and bikes ahead of humans. e is not
and never will be oris ohnson. e lacks
imagination, style and humour. e is as
stale as he has made this city.
Avril Hagan
Montreal St, Fremantle
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THE death of former Australian
prime minister Gough Whitlam
during the week is an especially sad time
for the port city says Fremantle Society
stalwart Ron Davidson. Mr Whitlam had
a soft spot for the city and singled it out
for “special treatment” after announcing
an overhaul of heritage laws. His shortlived government also helped fight off
plans for a major highway through the
West End. Mr Whitlam later served as
patron of the society from 1994-1999 and
Mr Davidson recalls him organising a
trip to see the Fremantle Prison. “He rang
my number and my daughter answered
and, quite loudly, said ‘one of your
stupid friends is pretending to be Gough
Whitlam’. The next day he turned up
with a wry smile on his face.”
AN T R figure who’d played
a crucial role in the city’s heritage,
conservation architect James Semple Kerr,
also died this week. Mr Kerr prepared the
conservation plan for Fremantle Prison
shortly after the decision was made to
save it from the bulldozers. Mr Davidson
says the plan was directly responsible for
the building’s later world heritage listing.
BY all reckoning Jasmin Jones
should be dead. Three times the local
jeweller was wheeled out on a gurney
to die after contracting meningococcal
disease. She pulled through but was told
she’d lose her limbs and be covered in
scars. None of that happened and she’s
back with a bunch of other local artisans
for Freo De Janeiro, a mix of local art,
crafts and food for the Fremantle Festival.
Organiser Kylie Wheatley of Red Tent
Events says she’s itching to make it a
more permanent event to give Freo’s
economy a pick-up and celebrate local
creatives. It’s on November 9 at 12pm at
Pioneer Park in Short Street. Ms Jones
paid tribute to Ms Wheatley, saying her
Village Art Markets in Kings Square
gave her a start in Perth after she moved
here from New York where she’d had a
promising career.
FREMANTLE council has bowed
to public opposition and will
let North Fremantle residents have a
crack at working on a policy to guide
• S adow ealt minister
Roger Cook and Labor MP
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worried about t e future of
renal treatment at Fiona Stanley
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locals objected
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told the Herald while he was happy to
fight for greater heights in the
CBD, he wasn’t so sure those
proposed around McCabe
Street are that necessary.
He says North Freo’s got
an architect living around
nearly every corner, so he’s
sure they’re going to be able
to come up with something
more creative and palatable
to the community.
A BUNCH of Fremantle
Hospital patients turned
up at parliament house
this week over fears the
local renal unit was being
squeezed out in the move out
to Fiona Stanley Hospital.
Labor jumped on the issue
and claimed it was indicative
of the Barnett government’s
“shambolic mismanagement”
of Fiona Stanley. But health
minister Kim Hames’s
department hosed that down
this afternoon, telling the
Herald three of the doctors
had been re-signed, and the
fourth was in negotiations.
The minister’s minder
suggested the docs had been
doing some tactical lobbying
given most staff from
Fremantle have been told
their employment doesn’t
guarantee a spot at the new hospital and
they’ll mostly have to reapply.
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TRADERS in Atwell Arcade are
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Broken Doll retro owner Annette
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Gerard O’Brien’s company sent her an
eviction notice telling her to be out by the
end of November.
She’d just bought stock for Christmas
after being verbally assured she’d be able
to stay till January 14.
“Christmas is what I trade for all
year,” she told the Herald. “This is my sole
income, and it’s been taken away from
me. I’ve been here seven years and I’ve
always paid my rent on time and been
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THE owners of the former Lauder &
Howard antiques store in Duke Street,
East Fremantle are seeking a tavern licence
that will allow up to 170 people on the
premises. The property, next to the longderelict Royal George Hotel, is already
approved for use as an entertainment
venue with a capacity for 120.
Former town councillor Robyn Travers
says the new plan goes too far and will
worsen already chronic parking issues in
the picturesque George Street precinct,
despite the 28 bays included on-site in the
application.
Ms Travers says Duke Street and
s rro nding streets ha e limited off street
parking for residents already.
She believes many patrons might park
on the Richmond raceway side of Stirling
Highway and walk through the underpass,
and this means locals on that side of the
highway should have been consulted.
Ms Travers is encouraging concerned
locals to contact her on 9339 6263 before
public comment closes on October 30.
the disruption at a key trading time is
unwelcome.
Around the corner, Michael Wise from
Pack and Send said Christmas was one of
his busiest times of the year.
However, he’s upbeat about new
premises he’s moving into in Queen
Street, saying they’re ultimately a better
location and fit for his business.
Amanda Woodberry from Vintage
in Wonderland is also hopeful her new
haunt on Cantonment Street opposite
the Woolstores will work out for her. She
says the changeover isn’t perfect, but Mr
O’Brien’s company has tried hard to help.
She says while the strip she’s moving
to is pretty rough—the agent showing
her the shop copped a mouthful of
unprovoked racial abuse during the
inspection—she’s hoping with a couple of
funky shops brightening it up, the place
might turn around.
She’s been negotiating with the council
to make use of its green wall in Westgate
Mall to help give that a bit of life as well.
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A COMPUTER game about a standup comic set in Fremantle has taken
the Perth Games Festival by storm.
Oscar Brittain spent six months in his
bedroom creating a prototype of Leave ‘em
Laughing, in which you play a stand-up
gadding about Fremantle searching for
comic material.
The game culminates in a live comedy
routine in which your character either
kills or bombs.
Brittain, 24, says he was inspired to
create the point-and-click adventure after
watching Annie Hall.
“I was watching it and thought
wouldn’t it be great if there were more
funny, peaceful movies like this,” he says.
“Then the idea of a game, loosely
based on the Woody Allen character,
popped into my head. I was originally
going to set it in Manhattan, but then
realised it would be a pastiche, so I
decided to set in Fremantle, where I live
and know really well.”
Brittain recorded around three hours
of stand-up material that players can
splice and dice into a unique routine.
He says playing the games feels
like an episode of Seinfeld or Curb Your
Enthusiasm.
“I did a bit of stand-up comedy when
I was in high school,” he laughs. “I am
a big fan of people like Arj Barker who
play the fool. The game includes the John
Curtin statue squashing a koala.”
He is hoping Kickstarter will chuck
him enough money to develop a fully
fledged version. The demo was unveiled
at the Perth Games Festival, which was
attended by around 1600 people.
To check out the game visit www.leaveem-laughing.com.
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South Terrace has a come a long way
the past few years. It’s now a must
visit precinct, loved for its laid back
vibe, coffee, food, fashion, art and
homewares.
Louise Addinall, owner of Bo Blonde
Hairdressing on George Street East
Fremantle had been wanting to create
a new and exciting hair salon in South
Fremantle for quite some time. The
perfect property became available
in April this year, right among the
most popular eateries and retailers on
South Terrace. Louise jumped right
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what is now Harfoner Hair.
Harfoner is the Norwegian word for
hairdryer and Louise chose this name
to reflect her days as an apprentice,
learning the trade from a Norwegian
hairdresser.
“I did my hairdressing
apprenticeship under the guidance
of a leading Norwegian hairstylist. I
learned so much about Scandinavian
style and it’s something that I have
developed a deep appreciation for
over the years,” Louise said.
Harfoner provides excellence in
all aspects of hairdressing. Louise
recognises the need for high
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Harfoner’s beautiful minimalist
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Because after all, getting your
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When war came home
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ne woman was sobbing so much a
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ith four children and no money she
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AFFLES were a staple when
I was a kid, especially in
winter when the open fire
in the lounge was glowing and
we’d get the irons out of the
camping gear and turn leftovers into tasty toasty parcels.
Add a cup of soup on a cold
night and what more could you
ask for.
So of course when I spied
ja es on the menu at enny the
Ox, on Wray Avenue (so named
because co-owner Nick Ford’s
middle name is Lennox), I knew
what I would be having.
Lenny takes this form of simple
toasted sandwich to heights never
dreamed of at my old home, and
you can get a black pudding
and baked bean ja e, or a pork
belly and spiced pear one, for the
ridiculous price of $7.
FOOD
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I had neither, going instead for
the mushroom, two-cheese and
garlic version.
This was comfort food on
steroids, the contrasting flavours
of cream cheese and gruyere a
pleasantly sharp combination, the
mushrooms perfectly cooked and
the garlic the icing on the cake, so
to speak.
It was more than enough for
lunch, but purely in the interests
of research I also tried the exotic
rice and vegie patty ($9).
The cartwheel-sized patty was
a rich golden brown and fully
flavoursome, with a touch of
Indian spiciness.
D’Angerous Dave went
with a salmon patty and salad
($17.50), which he thoroughly
enjoyed.
Pretty soon I was heading
back inside to check out the
mouth-watering display of
cakes.
With a faith born of many
years’ marriage I was charged
with choosing for his nibs.
Knowing his weaknesses it
was literally a piece of cake, or
should I say a piece of chocolate
and walnut brownie ($4.50).
I was right on the money and
he was all smiles with the chewy
chocolate slice, while I was pretty
chuffed with the rich moistness of
my pumpkin and raisin cake ($7).
And I can safely say Lenny the
x makes very fine coffee, and
why not when the owners are
the same folk with a hand in
Ootong and Lincoln (Nick and
Leanne Ford and Nick’s brother
Chris).
This little cafe has had many
owners since its days as the
original Wray Cafe, but I’m
taking a bet this one will more
than last the distance.
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FREMANTLE
14 FARRIER LANE, WHITE GUM VALLEY
AUCTION
11/52 ROLLINSON ROAD, NORTH COOGEE
$775,000
FREMANTLE
6 BOTANY PARADE, HAMMOND PARK
EOI
67 ELLEN STREET, FREMANTLE
AUCTION
SPACIOUS QUIET FAMILY HOME
LET THE SUN SHINE IN
FAMILY LIVING AT ITS FINEST
HILL OF GRACE
We know that this is something that is hard to find today. A fantastic home complete
with a multiple living areas, open plan kitchen/dining/living. Large undercover
entertaining patio and creative gardens. Located on a quiet laneway this home has
an amazing amount of accommodation behind the demure facade. The house has
had a recent extension and makeover with easy care gardens and double garage
this will surprise with the abundance of space and accommodation. This is a rare
gem that will surprise you with the accommodation. Inspect now!
• Wake up to breathtaking views out to Rottnest Island every morning
• Executive apartment with a light-filled, open plan living design
• Extend your entertainment area onto the huge balcony where you can enjoy
spectacular sunsets as your backdrop
• Master bed has walk thru robes, mod ensuite with dual vanity/shower
• Complex features pool, gym, secure parking and video intercom
• Just metres to the beach, easy walk to South Freo’s trendy café strip
• Comfortable & spacious living areas
• Open planned kitchen & dining area
• Theatre room, great for family movie nights in
• 4 double bedrooms, master with ensuite spa & walk in robes
• Stone bench tops and stainless steel appliances in kitchen
• Fully ducted reverse cycle air conditioning
• HUGE 70sqm alfresco entertaining area to wine and dine
• 3x3 fully functional shed
• Within walking distance to local shopping precinct, schools & parks
• Offering storybook streetscape appeal in the shade of a landmark Norfolk
• Lifestyle location on the cusp of beautiful Fremantle CBD
• Within the Basilica/Arts Centre Precinct & John Curtin Performing Arts
• A romantic 20`s, loaded with tradition, charm & personality
• Large open plan character kitchen, dining and family room
• Wide `wrap around,` elevated verandas, long drive & iron gates
• Beautiful master suite with large dressing room and baby`s crèche
• Oversized double garage with extra height for caravan
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HOME OPEN: 1-2PM EACH SATURDAY
UNTIL THE AUCTION OR BY APPOINTMENT
(UNLESS SOLD PRIOR)
AUCTION:
SATURDAY 8 NOVEMBER 2014
@ 1.30PM ON SITE
GLENN O’CONNOR-SMITH 0413 545 044
glenn.oconnorsmith@acton.com.au
BRAD RAYNOR 0414 425 338
brad.raynor@acton.com.au
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HOME OPEN: BY APPOINTMENT
GRAND OPENING: THIS SUNDAY 26 OCTOBER 10.30 - 11.15
HOME OPEN THIS SAT & SUN 12.30 - 1.30
AUCTION (UNLESS SOLD PRIOR) SAT 8 NOV 3PM ON SITE
BRETT OLIVER
0425 252 901
PETER THORNLEY
0478 983 747
NOEL ROGERS
0409 300 600
brett.oliver@acton.com.au
16 KIPLING STREET, MUNSTER
peter.thornley@acton.com.au
AUCTION (UNLESS SOLD PRIOR)
noel.rogers@acton.com.au
HAMILTON HILL, 8 REDMOND ROAD
LATE 5’S EARLY 6’S
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A subtle yet inviting wide frontage welcomes as you arrive home. Turn around on the porch and get a lovely
elevated aspect over the neighbourhood and beyond. As you step into the foyer you can choose between the
formal and informal living and dining rooms. A sunken lounge to the left leads through and up to an elevated
formal dining room and to the right is the open plan kitchen dining room with another informal sunken lounge
and bar area. All the bedrooms are on the south wing of the home to ensure separation between sleeping and
entertaining. The home offers great separation for growing families. Huge master bedrooms with ensuite and
a large bank of wardrobes are accompanied by 3 more bedrooms, one of which is designed for two kids to
share. The single car lockup garage leads to the back covered entertaining area and then this opens to the
backyard and massive shed. An absolute must see and a chance to grab this wonderful opportunity.
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1.00 - 2.00
AUCTION:
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1.30PM ON SITE
BEACONSFIELD SELLERS
TWO STRONG HEARTS
• Classic `retro` design offering a powerful street presence
• Delightful front garden & lawns, private screen wall & gates
• Impressive entrance portico/entertaining deck
• Two kitchens, two livings & two bathrooms
• Flexible floor-plan allows either 3x1 & 1x1 or a very large 4x2
• Generous proportions, high ceilings, jarrah floors, open fire
• Central location close to schools, shopping & public transport
• Large 587sqm block on Green Title
• Some maintenance is required but represents sensational value
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HOME OPEN: SATURDAY 25 OCT 1.30 - 2.30
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GLENN O’CONNOR SMITH 0413 545 044
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East Fremantle
80 East Street
Offers Invited
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le ated with iews across the har our and an ndian cean ackdro
this sur ey strata lot has an area of
s m including dri eway of
s m. ecluded front courtyard garden eautiful Baltic ine oards to
hallway li ing main and 2nd edroom.
en lan kitchen with tim er
ca inetry and stainless steel a liances. eno ated athroom and
solar ower system. Terraced rear features rd ed study 2 off street
car arks rand new single garage new tim er deck and easy care
gardens.
Open: Saturday 12.00 - 12.45
Jordan Marshall 0438 298 100
Ross Marshall 0409 298 100
Offers Invited
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FREMANTLE HARBOUR HISTORY
White Gum Valley
34 Wood Street
White Gum Valley
11 Sweetman Street
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Hamilton Hill
4 Outram Place
Early To Mid $700’s
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80’S EAT YOUR HEART OUT
This rendered rick and tile home with o en lan li ing and reno ated
athroom sits on a managea le si ed lock surrounded y eautiful
esta lished nati e gardens. The newly reno ated country style kitchen
is e ui ed with stainless a liances and lenty of storage including
a large antry.
en the tim er rench doors at either end of the
li ing area for easy access out to oth the front deck and the eautiful
rear courtyard gardens which feature a shed a children s cu y a
roducti e eggie garden esta lished nati e trees and uilt in enches.
f you like tiles and arches you ll go
for this e ansi e
s alace. This solid rick and tile home sits on a huge
s m lock and with a recent oning change to
there is otential for a tri le su di ision T .
Home Open By Appointment
Rebekah Vos-Jamieson 0428 175 643
White Gum Valley
2 Pitts Lane
High $500’s
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$1,390,000
79 South Street
5/6
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PERFECTLY POSITIONED ON PITTS
Open: Saturday 2.00 - 2 .45
Hilton
High $200’s Early $300’s
300
55A Snook Crescent
sqm
Hilton
41A Tonkin Road
BEAUTIFUL BLOCK
NEW PRICE, GREAT BLOCK
These stunning ad acent ele ated reen Titled locks
resent an ama ing o ortunity for in estment or to
uild your dream home with only trees se arating you
from ilson nlet. ocated only . km from the centre
of enmark and with cean Beach a short dri e away
it would e ery easy to settle into the rela ing and idyllic
lifestyle. looded with northern light there is lenty of
sco e to uild something ery creati e with solar assi e
design elements. Jordan Marshall 0438 298 100
Ross
Marshall
0409 298 100
Jordan
Marshall
0438 298 100
This lock is located ehind one of ilton s finest
reno ations and would suit a uild with some design flair
and thought. The lock is ordered y some eautiful
mature trees including a ery nice mul erry in the south
east corner and large gums on neigh ouring locks.
Rebekah
Vos-Jamieson
0428 175 643
Michael
Couani
0413 872 902
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HISTORICAL RESIDENCE
ocated on itts ane close to remantle in eautiful
hite um alley this home has a lo ely outlook and is in
a great location surrounded y arks cafes and close to
the hite um alley rimary chool.
s soon as you ste through the gates into the ri ate
enclosed front yard com lete with outdoor shower you will
lo e the feel of this great home.
Denmark
From $295,000
57 Bracknell Crescent 2545sqm
58 Campbell Street
2348sqm
TIME FOR A SEACHANGE
957
sqm
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This stunning reno ated and e tended family home
with orth facing o en lan li ing resents an ama ing
o ortunity to uy into this highly sought after area of the
alley so close to hite um alley rimary chool and
two streets away from the remantle order.
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This gracious irca 1
remantle residence on a hard
to find
s m corner allotment with all the original
authentic em ellishments which include hand car ed fire
laces in si rooms ornate ceiling roses and cornices
leadlight windows and chandeliers and wide altic ine
and arrah oards.
From $279,000
316
sqm
ith a charming s home at the front this eautiful lock
is awaiting titles any day now and is cleared and ready to
uild on. There is lenty to like a out this lock with lenty
of trees on the surrounding locks and no o erlooking
issues from the neigh ours. eel free to take a wonder
around the lock and imagine you erfect house in this
great location.
For house plans and builders details call
www.locaterealestate.com.au
16 Minilya Ave - White Gum Valley Ph: 9335 9007
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By HAYDEN GROVES
REIWA
Deputy President
A s a n a g en t w ork i n g i n your c om m un i ty,
a c ti n g i n th e best i n terests of your seller
of ten puts you a t odds w i th th e buyer w h o,
depen di n g on th ei r buyi n g ex peri en c e m a y
c a ll on you w h en i t i s ti m e to sell i n th e
f uture. T h ere i s, th eref ore, a n a tura l ten den c y
f or a g en ts to di sc h a rg e th ei r respon si bi li ti es
i n a m ore n eutra l c on c i li a tory w a y to th e
ex ten t i t c a n bec om e un c lea r i f th e a g en t i s
w ork i n g f or th e buyer or th e seller.
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shops and night spots, Est. is
from popular beaches, cafes,
perfectly positioned within
shops and night spots, Est. is
easy walking distance of a
perfectly positioned within
host of facilities and public
easy walking
distance
of a
transport
hubs,
while the
host
of
facilities
and
public
building’s secure private bike
transport
hubs, while
the to
bays
encourage
residents
building’s
secure
private
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the car
at home
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Architecturally
designed
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Architects, Est.
will reinvigorate the historic
Pakenham Street with new
boutique shops and offices,
T ra n sa c ti n g i n rea l esta te h a s ev olv ed a n d
n ow dem a n ds g rea ter tra n spa ren c y f rom
sellers w h en of f eri n g property f or sa le. S om e
leg a l pra c ti ti on ers h a v e c om m en ted th a t
th e en ti re c on c ept of c a v ea t em ptor ( buyer
bew a re) h a s a ll but g on e f rom th e proc ess.
T h i s i s a c on c ern bec a use a buyer n ow h a s
less respon si bi li ty to sa ti sf y th em selv es a bout
th e property bef ore th ey buy. N ow a da ys,
m a n y buyers a re g en ui n ely surpri sed th a t
th e seller h a s a respon si bi li ty li m i ted to th e
c on tra c t w h en i t c om es to settlem en t; f or
ex a m ple i f th e property w a s g rubby w h en th e
buyer i n spec ted i t, th en i t sh ould be g rubby
a t settlem en t!
it is not the agents’ role to
suggest the buyer includes
any conditions at all
T h i s erosi on of ‘ buyer bew a re’ m a k es i t
more difficult for agents to be clear which
si de of th e f en c e th ey si t. F or ex a m ple,
sh ould a n a g en t prom pt a buyer to i n c lude
c erta i n c on tra c tua l prov i si on s i n a sa les
c on tra c t th a t protec ts a buyer’ s i n terest
suc h a s a bui ldi n g i n spec ti on c la use, term i te
i n spec ti on a n d th e li k e? O n e a rg um en t i s th a t
i t i s n ot th e a g en ts’ role to sug g est th e buyer
i n c ludes a n y c on di ti on s a t a ll a s i t i s n ot i n
th ei r seller’ s best i n terests. T h e la w sa ys th a t
th e a g en t m ust a c t i n th e best i n terests of
th ei r Pri n c i pa l ( n orm a lly th e seller) a n d on ly
“ be f a i r” to th e buyer.
Y et, som e a g en ts h a v e pre- pri n ted of f er a n d
a c c epta n c e c on tra c ts th a t c orra l th ei r sellers
i n to prov i di n g w a rra n ti es outsi de th ei r
c on tra c tua l obli g a ti on s a n d di lutes a buyer’ s
respon si bi li ty to a sk q uesti on s a n d i n f orm
th em selv es a bout a property. U sef ully, suc h
i n i ti a ti v es do c lea r up m a n y a sm a ll a rg um en t
bef ore settlem en t a s to w h o i s respon si ble
to fix the ceiling fan. If the buyer failed to
c h ec k th e f a n pri or to purc h a se a n d i t w a s
a lw a ys f a ulty, w ell i t i s th e buyer’ s problem .
A n d th i s i s w h a t lea ds to buyer c on stern a ti on
bec a use i t i s a ssum ed th e f a n f un c ti on ed
perf ec tly. S uc h “ w a rra n ti es” c la uses m a k e i t
th e seller’ s j ob.
S ellers sh ould sprea d th ei r ri sk by
th oroug h ly i n f orm i n g th ei r a g en t a bout th ei r
property bef ore h i tti n g th e m a rk et, buyers
should take responsibility in finding out all
th ey c a n a bout a property a n d a g en ts oug h t
to rem em ber w h o th ey w ork f or.
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JENNY D’ANGER
W
HEN it comes to
gracious living,
Ellen Street in
Fremantle has it in spades,
including the national, state
and National Trust-listed
Samson House—right next
to this lovely 1920s abode.
My softball-mad mother
would drag us kids to training
at Fremantle Park two evenings
a week. And even at that
tender age I longed to live
in one of these houses with
their gorgeous stained glass
windows.
This home has them by the
roomful, blue-birds, roses and
butterflies, are fro en jewels of
coloured glass. And there’s a
huge circular one featuring a
cute Dutch windmill.
The street-facing bedroom’s
stained glass is particularly
lovely, and even the main
bedroom’s huge dressing room
has a set, as does the ensuite.
arrah floors, wide skirting
and high ceilings, fireplaces
and ceiling roses abound in this
home, which sits on a generous
611sqm.
The rear of the abode
has been reconfigured and
modernised into a lovely openplan living/dining/kitchen
area, with a very cute snug,
in what could have been an
original kitchen, perfect for a
study.
Gracious style
The current kitchen is
thoroughly modern, with black
and white marble benches
making a lovely contrast to
the crisp white cupboards and
drawers.
Banks of windows over
the sink ga e through a veil of
greenery to the heritage-listed
rose gardens next door.
Across the room a set of
french doors off the living area
lead to a delightful alfresco area
on the Girton Lane side of the
home, where a high raw brick
wall and a jasmine-covered
pergola ensure a sweetly
scented privacy.
A second set of doors leads
to a timber deck and a second
courtyard.
There’s a small bedroom in
the tower wing, which accesses
the second bathroom/laundry
on the ground floor.
One of Fremantle landmark
Norfolk Island pines shades
a swathe of grass and rose
gardens at the front of the
property, and an expanse of
native bush across the road at
John Curtin College of the Arts
is a restful vista from the wraparound verandah.
Fremantle’s CBD is a short
walk away, as is the arts centre,
or jump on your bike for a
10-minute pedal to Leighton
Beach.
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areway
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BRICK PAVING
CARPET
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M:
0439
561 314
F: (08)
9329WA
9583
287
Marmion
Street,
Melville
6156
E:
baileydecks@optusnet.com.au
287
Marmion
Street,
Melville
WA
6156
M:
0439
561 314
F: (08)
9329
9583
CLEANING
DECKING
CLEANING
M:
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E: baileydecks@optusnet.com.au
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R - 20 YEARS IN THE TRADE
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0448 880 973
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cs_concreting@hotmail.com
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sullearth@iinet.net.au
Linc: 0402
223 636
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owner/operator
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If you’re not happy at the end
you’ll receive $50 cash, on me.
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great.” Chris - South Fremantle
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Sparkie.” He is honest & reliable.
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“Prompt & helpful - Especially for
a small job.” Gwen - Hammy Hill
Licensed Contractor EC8007
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ELECTRICAL
EC9067
• Domestic • Commercial
• Industrial
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Visa & Mastercard Accepted
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0449 160 105
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Phone: 9495 2965
Fax: 9495 2964
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•
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0421 954 590
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21 Roper S t, O’ Connor
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linths ( etal Retaining)
ool encing
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PAINTING
0407 443 925
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443 925
Quality
W ST
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Fencing
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Tiling
• Roof Repairs
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••Painting
Limestone Work • Retic
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••Limestone
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9331 1499
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maintenanc e & rep airs
ALL GLASS REPAIRS
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• pet doors• tabletops
• frameless shower screens
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• security glazing • shelves
149 South Terrace,
remantle (Cnr rice St)
933 2 15
ree
uotes
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trades& serv ic es
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• Fencing • Tiling
• Door hanging
• Garden care
• Reliable & professional
• Insured • Police Clearance
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0418 695 235
Meg Liebrand
0438 068 257
P/F: 9437 3344
livopro@bigpond.com
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• SOAKWELLS • MINOR CARPENTRY
• PATIOS, PERGOLAS & DECKS
• ALL DOMESTIC & COMMERCIAL
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• Limestone Garden Edging
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FOR FREE QUOTES CALL AARON
0401
203 121
aaron_emery@ymail.com
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(Pensioner Discount/Insured)
P hone 9 4 3 0 7 7 2 7 F ax 9 4 3 0 7 7 2 6
RN: 7318
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0434 493 537
0407 864 984
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Over 25 Years of Experience
REG.
PRACTITIONER 6519
CONTRACTOR 7859
0415 940 607
Ph/Fax 9434 6405
• commercial
• domestic
• auto • safes
Quality Security Guaranteed
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0402 326 468
9335 1552
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Riverside
Plumbing
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John
Fox
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PL: 6901 GF: 8742
• H ot Water Systems
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• Burst Pip es
• Toilet & Cisterns
• Leak ing Tap s
• Gas I nstallations
0437 904 948
PL7 680
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PL 7 5 1 5 GF 0 1 3 3 4 4
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P
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J.Munro
Plumbing & Gasfitting
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• Gas Appliances
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• Renovations
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PL1954
GF014750
OVER 20 YEARS
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9339 5671
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PLASTERERS
Established 1970
• New Homes
• Renovations
• Rendering
• Patching
All types of plastering,
small or large jobs.
Call Tom 9339 2562
0418 902 246
Let us solve your
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Tony 0415 175 009
dhmplumbingandgas@hotmail.com
www.dhmplumbing.com.au
PL 7883 - GL 012815
EW 150987
ABN 54218337759
Payments by EFTPOS, CASH,
EFT & Major Credit Cards
PL 7023
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PLUMBING & GAS
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Quality Workmanship
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hone Bob for a
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0411 452 742
SENSIBLE PRICES.
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0422 67 3 7 66
Call Alex Barry for
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David Lowe
0401 747 368
9382 1463
• hot water systems
• block ed drains
• leak ing toilets
• gas ap p liances
• leak ing tap s • burst p ip es
Clean, Tidy,
Courteous with Quality
Work Guaranteed
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SOUTHSIDE
PLUMBING
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John Cole 9310 3660
0412 198 966
IF WE CAN’ T FIX
IT WE DON’ T
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in July & August
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0421 826 556
• internal/external
• tradesmen only
• local resident
• registered painter 2542
• senior discounts
All plumbing
fixed & no
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Water Hammer
• Anodes
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• Water Filters
• Gas Bayonets
• Water Saving Devices
GIVE PESTS THE
OLD HEAVE HO!
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pest & weed control
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plumbing & gas
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glennturnerpainter.com.au
Painting & Decorating
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NO CALL OUT FEE
PEST CONTROL
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0416 386 164
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Cedar Lining
For a clean reliable job at
TONY BARTLETT
Specialised Outdoor Services
Reasonable prices.
Good discounts
for pensioners.
Work guaranteed.
LANDSCAPING
ik e 0 4 4 9 7 3 2 1 5 5
BARTLETT
HANDYMAN SERVICES
Painting Services
PLUMBING
Hot Water Systems
Blocked Drains • Burst Pipes
Flick Mixers • Toilets
Gas Installations & Repairs
Taps • Kitchens
Bathrooms & Renovations
All work guaranteed
Fully insured - No call out fee
Same day emergency service
0405 088 190
or 9437 4688
PL: 7916 GF: 014502
PLUMBING
GASFITTING
Hot Water Installs + Service
All Gas Appliances + Bayonets
Blocked Drains • Burst Pipes
Renovations • Retic Cut Ins
Back Flow Prevention
Local, Honest
and Reliable
• No Call Out Fee
• Police Cleared
• All Work Guaranteed
PL 6067 GF 4483
Phone Christian
0412 137 747
• Hot Water
• Blocked Drains
• Toilets and cisterns
• Taps & burst pipes
• All gas servicing
& installations
PENSIONER DISCOUNTS
Call Graham
0433 466 584
EDWARD’S
PLUMBING
& GAS
• Bathrooms
• Renovations
• General Maintenance
• Applecross &
South of the River
PL290
9315 3872
0412 957 640
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no longer serving you. Others are only too willing to
remain engaged. Adjust your focus.
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October 25 - November 1, 2014
SCORPIO (Oct 24 – Nov 21)
The Sun, Venus and the Moon, all
just moved into your sign. That’s a
triple bonus. There’s a table laden with vitality, emotion
and delight to feast upon. This is not the time to be
entrenched in your cave. Get out there and share what
you’ve accumulated. Saturn will keep you wise.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 – Dec 21)
With a powerful posse of planets in the
deep waters of Scorpio, the presence of
Mars becomes your saving grace. If nothing else, Mars
is adventurous and inspires exploration. This gives you
the courage to open up and hear, when others are
speaking their mind. Listen and be changed.
CAPRICORN (Dec 22 – Jan 19)
It’s time to consider your position. Are
you being steady and strong? Or is that
strength slowly morphing into intransigence? Rigidity is
the great Capricornian downfall. The moment it starts
to creep in, the juice starts going out of whatever it is
you are doing. Try something different.
AQUARIUS (Jan 20 – Feb 18)
Any trepidation you may be feeling can be
followed through to the fact that there are
now four planets in Scorpio. You can feel an encounter
of some kind forming on the far horizon. Mutual respect
will come from holding to your position - quietly, clearly
and non-dogmatically.
PISCES (Feb 19 – Mar 20)
There are a lot of positives coming
your way. The currents opened up
by the movement of the Sun, Moon and Venus into
Scorpio are refreshing. Emotional honesty, if somewhat
confronting, definitely cleans the waters and keeps
them flowing. Your job is to keep it healthily balanced.
© M.J.Dean 2014
Sudhir
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Traditionally celebrating the
start of the fishing and crayfishing
seasons, the blessing also pays
homage to the two Italian
communities which helped pioneer
the port city’s fishing industry,
migrants from Molfetta and Sicily.
The blessing also includes the
fun of a parade, fireworks and
debutantes ball, and quiet reflection
in stunning St Patrick’s basilica.
Fremantle’s first official blessing
was in 1948, two years after a group
of fishermen led by Francesco
Raimondi was stuck in port during
bad weather so went to church
instead.
They decided to hold an annual
“festa”, with a procession from the
basilica to Fishing Boat Harbour
where the fleet pays homage to its
patron, Our Lady of Martyrs.
For the first two years an image
of the Madonna was carried, but
in 1950 the first of the blessing’s
two famous statues—the Madonna
dei Martiri of Molfetta—joined the
parade and was taken out to sea on
the fishing boat Invincible.
A second silver statue, the
Madonna di Capo d’Orlando, was
donated to Fremantle by the people
of Capo D’Orlando in 1952 and the
pair have made the trek together
since 1954. The men carry the
Molfettan Madonna, young women
the smaller Capo d’Orlandan one.
The tradition of the blessing
dates back to the early 12th
century, with one legend claiming
a boat filled with injured and
dying Crusaders returned from
the Holy Land in 1188 and found
a Byzantine-style icon of the
Madonna and child floating on the
water. They took it to a hospice in
Molfetta.
For generations people in
Molfetta would attribute miracles
to the icons they worshipped.
In 1530 an image of the
Madonna was said to have
appeared in the sky above the
town, scaring off advancing
French soldiers, while a 1560
earthquake destroyed several
towns in the area but Molfetta was
unscathed.
Earlier this month a variety
show was held where this year’s
Queen of the Blessing of the Fleet,
Logan Bristow was chosen, as
were the two vessels to carry the
statues, the FB Neptune and the
FB St Gerard.
This weekend’s activities kick
off with the 66th anniversary ball
on Saturday, October 25, where
the debutantes who’ll carry the
statue will be chosen.
ON Sunday October 26 the day
starts at 8.30am with a mass and
communion at St Patrick’s in
honour of Our Lady of Capo
D’Orlando.
At 9.45am archbishop Barry
Hickey will conduct the solemn
mass, with the Italian consul
and Italian priest Fr Giuseppe
Tomiri watching on.
The colourful procession,
complete with children carrying
giant rosary beads, kicks off at
2pm, and the official blessing
takes place in Fishing Boat
Harbour at 3.30pm. There’s
a fireworks display on the
Esplanade Reserve at 4.30pm
before everyone heads back to
the basilica.
The day finishes with a
fireworks display at 8pm at the
harbour.
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He worked his way from
carting seafood to running the
Fremantle Fishermen’s Cooperative, a position he held from
1976 to 1992 when he retired.
During that time he travelled
extensively through Japan and the
US, talking up WA’s product and
forging new markets. He was also
one of WA’s longest-serving JPs
and the first Italian-born councillor
at Fremantle where he served for
21 years.
“He was a community giant,”
Ralph says of his father.
“As a dad, he always had a lot
of time for us kids, but also for
business as well.”
Ralph fondly recalls the family
traveling to Jurien Bay during
school holidays when it coincided
with the crayfishing season, one
particular trip seeing 10 kids
packed into a Landrover for a
grueling three-hour trip.
Ralph thinks that as an
only child, his father was very
conscious of the importance of
family.
“He has an extended family
and cousins he was very close to,
and mates became like brothers.
Mr Minervini was born in
Molfetta on July 17, 1932 and with
his mother Angela sailed to join
his father Raffaele in Australia in
1937.
He was enrolled at Christian
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OOKING back on
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• John Minervini on his father’s boat with grandchildren Caitlin, Lauren and
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rarity back then.
Brothers College in
Mrs Minervini says
Fremantle but left
life was never dull with
aged 14 to work
her husband around, a
in a grocery store.
keen socialiser who’d
Later he started
invite someone home for
up the cartage
dinner at the drop of a
contracting to take
hat, handing her a parcel
the crayfish to the
of fish as he walked in the
Co-op’s Robbs Jetty
front door.
depot with Willie
Mr Minervini
Paganoni, and
was known as a
the pair remained
peacemaker. Fishing’s an
lifelong friends.
uncompromising business
It was at
and Mrs Minervini says he
• John and Frances
this time that a
Minervini’s wedding. used his incredibly diverse
young Frances
contacts to help people
Carmada—who
and broker deals to end feuds.
lived virtually across the road in
After retiring Mr Minervini
Arundel Street—caught his eye.
became an ardent traveler: it was
Frances jokes that as a friend
on the last day of a trip back to
of her brother and just one of the
Molfetta that he unexpectedly
boys in the street, she initially
died.
wasn’t that interested.
Ralph says although he only
“He was just there—I tried to
spent five years there as a child,
get rid of him.”
Mr Minervini never lost his
Their union was quite the
love for the fishing town and
talking point around town as he
used to brag that the only good
was from Molfetta and she from
things were those that came from
Sicily—old rivalries made it a
Molfetta.
Fremantle
October 26
Queen of the
Fleet can swim
like a fish
T
stories by STEVE GRANT
HIS year’s Queen of the Blessing of
the Fleet, Logan Bristow, is so keen
for the role she’s willing to drive to
Freo from her home in the Perth hills just
to take part.
Logan, 17, says it’s a “once in a lifetime kind
of thing” and remembers her debutante ball
two years ago as one of the most important
times in her life.
That’s a pretty big rap from someone who
can already list a national sporting title in her
achievements, as two years ago Logan won
gold in the 200m breaststroke for her age at the
national championships.
“I thought it would be a good opportunity
and an honour,” she says of her decision to
throw her name in the Blessing of the Fleet hat.
“My sister is doing hers this year, so that made
it even more special to be there.”
Logan says the combination of being part
of a tradition, the solemnity of the religious
occasion and the enduring friendships she
forged made the debutante ball even more
important than her school ball, which she’d left
early in order to catch a plane to compete at
this year’s national swimming championships.
Cherishing
“It’s more of a cherishing thing,” she says.
Apart from developing strong friendships
locally, Logan says the debutante experience
helped break the ice when competing over east
where the tradition is stronger. “It’s sad that it’s
not as popular these days,” she says.
Logan, who was also preparing for her
graduation from the Ursula Frayne Catholic
College this week, is planning to take six
months off before sitting the United States’
equivalent of the university entry exams.
That’s so she can take up a scholarship she’s
been offered to the University of North Texas,
which hopes to mold her into an international
swimming champion and future coach.
She’s hopeful of a berth at the Olympics
at the future, but is conscious Australia has
a deep pool of swimming talent hoping to
represent the country.
As Queen she’ll open the dance floor to the
public at the anniversary ball on Saturday, then
lead the blessing procession on Sunday. She’s
already done a few charity events but says
there’s not that much to do.
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