• New Yokine Playground Opens • Summerset Arts Festival Program

SUMMER EDITION 2012
Community Magazine
Reaches New Heights
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INSIDE!
• New Yokine Playground Opens
• Summerset Arts Festival Program
• Workshops for Families
Ask the City p4 | In the Kitchen p5 | Community Noticeboard p9
Mayor’s Message
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As another year ends, I would like
to wish all City of Stirling residents
a safe and happy Christmas and a
prosperous 2013.
Whilst many of us will be on holidays and
enjoying the company of friends and family,
I ask you to remember some key things to
protect yourself and your loved ones during
this time.
Pool owners, please check that your pool
barriers are in good working order and remain
vigilant when supervising children whether
they are at the pool, the beach or the river –
never let them out of your sight!
On another matter, the City’s Summerset
Festival will kick off again in February. You
can find out about all the festival’s events and
activities on the centre pages of this edition of
Scene and I urge you to pull it out and stick it
If you are going to any of our beaches over on your fridge. The events are put on for you,
the summer period, please cover up when our residents, and I hope to see you there.
in the sun, remember to slip, slop and slap
and always swim between the flags. Please Whatever you are doing over the Christmas
be aware that drinking alcohol at the beach and New Year period, I wish you health and
is strictly prohibited and those caught with happiness and sincerely hope you and your
alcohol will be fined. While you’re enjoying the family enjoy yourselves!
natural beauty of the beach and some relief
from the heat, please treat our coastline with
the respect it deserves and put your litter in
the bin.
Councillor David Boothman
MAYOR
Our City
To give you an insight into the progress on some of the City’s major projects,
here is a summary of updates that have occurred during the past few months:
Carine Open
Space Facility
The City is currently in the detailed design phase of the central pavilion redevelopment. Construction
is anticipated to start during the 2013–2014 financial year.
Charles Riley
Reserve Facility
(North Beach)
The proposed multi-use community and sport facility at Charles Riley Memorial Reserve in North
Beach is currently in the detailed design stage. Construction of the proposed facility is anticipated
to start in late February 2013.
Dianella
Regional Open
Space — Play
Space
The City is currently in the detailed design phase of the Dianella play space. Construction of the
play space is anticipated to start in early March 2013.
Grenville
Reserve Facility
(Tuart Hill)
Demolition of the existing five buildings has occurred and construction of the proposed multi-use
community facility at Grenville Reserve has started. The construction phase is anticipated to be
completed in October 2013.
Mirrabooka
Regional Centre
Improvement
Strategy (MRCIS)
Detailed design of MRCIS Stage 3 — the extension of Milldale Way to Sudbury Road — is under
way, with an expected completion by mid-2013. The City is working with the Department of Transport
to include an allowance for light rail in the Stage 3 design. This stage of the project will also result in
the creation of a further two City-owned development lots. One lot has already been created as part
of Stage 2 and is awaiting services to enable this to be put on the market for sale.
Scarborough
Beach Environs
Strategy (SEAS)
Detailed design of the SEAS master plan is under way. Initial works have started with widening of
Scarborough Beach Road and associated drainage works set for completion in mid-December.
Summerset Arts Festival 2013
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Popular Perth band Eskimo Joe will headline
the City of Stirling’s 2013 Summerset Arts
Festival in February.
Since cracking the indie music charts back in the late
1990s, the talented trio has released five studio albums
including the multi-platinum Black Fingernails Red Wine
album in 2006. Still riding high on the success of their
latest release, Ghosts of the Past, the group will perform
plenty of crowd favourites during the festival’s closing
concert at the Scarborough Beach Amphitheatre on
Saturday 23 February.
Since 2008, the City’s annual Summerset Arts Festival
has continued to grow in popularity with a series of free
and low-cost activities that celebrate art, heritage, music
and culture. This year, the community can look forward
to a mix of art exhibitions, live comedy, theatrical shows
and the always-popular kid’s festival.
New additions to the festival include an aerial dance
theatre performance at Scarborough Beach by Natural
Wings, as featured on the front cover, and pop-up
entertainment venues in Inglewood. For all the details
about upcoming events, check out the centre pages of
this edition of Scene.
New Yokine Playground Now Open
Students from Coolbinia Primary School and Sir David Brand School enjoying the new Yokine playground
The City’s new $3.2m inclusive playground at Yokine
Regional Open Space on Wordsworth Avenue is
officially open for families to explore and enjoy. Mayor
David Boothman and local dignitaries helped launch
the innovative project at an opening ceremony held
in mid November.
In developing the sizeable project, the City consulted with
more than 25 stakeholder organisations including the Disability
Services Commission and the nearby Sir David Brand School.
The fully-fenced playground features swings, slides, a large
play deck, climbing net, rockers, sensory music area and an
accessible sand play area.
Design of the playground also allowed for all existing mature
trees to be retained and use of natural materials and colours
wherever possible. As well as a range of activities for youngsters,
the playground has several barbecue and picnic facilities, plenty
of seating and additional parking bays.
With summer about to get into full swing, the new Yokine
playground should prove a great recreation destination for
families wanting to enjoy the outdoors.
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Ask the City!
The City’s contact centre receives thousands
of phone calls from Stirling residents
each week. Staff from the City’s customer
service team provides answers to some of
the most frequently asked questions.
Q What are the City of Stirling office hours during the Christmas and New Year period?
A During the Christmas season, the City of Stirling will be open from 8.30am to 5.00pm, except on Tuesday 25
December 2012, Wednesday 26 December 2012 and Tuesday 1 January 2013 when it will be closed. The Balcatta
Recycling Centre will be closed on Christmas Day and New Year’s Day.
Q When will my rubbish be collected during the festive period?
A Rubbish will be collected as normal on Monday 24 December 2012. Residents with rubbish collection days between
Tuesday 25 December and Friday 28 December 2012 will have their rubbish collected a day later.
Rubbish will be collected as normal on Monday 31 December 2012. Residents with rubbish collection days between
Tuesday 1 January and Friday 4 January 2013 will have their rubbish collected a day later.
Q How can I find a Justice of the Peace (JP) to sign my documents?
A The City offers residents a free JP service in the City’s Administration Building at 25 Cedric Street, Stirling on weekdays
from 11.00am to 2.00pm. No appointment is necessary.
If you’d like to ask a question, email advertising@stirling.wa.gov.au or write to FAQs,
C/- Marketing Department, City of Stirling, 25 Cedric Street Stirling WA 6021
Pet Project for the Stirling Men’s Shed
Adopting a dog from the City of Stirling’s
Animal Care Facility has given local
resident Megan Peek a new four-legged
friend and a free dog kennel put together by
Stirling Community Men’s Shed members.
Ms Peek recently adopted Tessa after spotting
her on the City’s Animal Care Facility Facebook
page. The page has clocked up more than 1700
‘likes’ and helped find new homes for dozens of
dogs since starting a year ago.
Thrilled to give Tessa a second chance, Ms
Peek said the doberman-cross would be a good
companion for her long-time pet Sam the English
staffie and a great new friend for the rest of the
family. As a bonus, Ms Peek also received a
fully-carpeted doghouse built by members of the
Men’s Shed, which has already proved a hit with
her two pooches.
Projects like the one-off dog kennel have kept
members of the Stirling Community Men’s Shed
busy since it opened just over a year ago. The
not-for-profit facility in Balcatta gives more than
140 members an opportunity to tinker away at
woodworking projects, take part in gardening
activities or simply have a chat over a cuppa.
For more information about the Animal Care
Facility or the Men’s Shed, please call 9205 8555.
Megan Peek with Sam and Tessa
Building Protection Zone
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Bushfires happen every summer and can spread suddenly and without
warning. As well as the financial cost of homes being destroyed,
bushfires can cause devastation to communities by claiming lives.
If you live in or near bush areas, fire is a real risk to you and your family. So in the lead
up to summer, you need to decide what you will do if a bushfire threatens.
An important measure to help reduce the risk of bushfires in WA is the introduction of
Building Protection Zones. These zones are areas around buildings and other assets
where fuel storage can be cut back or moved to reduce the potential for properties
to burn and to help fire-fighting efforts should a bushfire occur. To improve the
state’s readiness for the coming bushfire season, which traditionally occurs between
November and April, private property owners are being urged to assess the bushfire
risk around their properties and to establish or review protection zones.
Visit www.fesa.wa.gov.au and search “Building Protection Zones” for more details.
Burning Restrictions
Restricted burning times are in effect from Friday 2 November 2012 to
Friday 14 December 2012. Burning is totally banned from Saturday 15
December 2012 to Sunday 31 March 2013 and on days declared Very
High to Catastrophic fire risk.
When it comes to the use of solid fuel barbecues such as wood stoves,
these can only be used for cooking, but not on days classed as a High
or Catastrophic fire risk.
Total fire bans may be imposed by the WA Fire and Emergency Services
Authority (FESA) at any time and these bans will be advertised in the
media. No fires are permitted when a total fire ban is in place.
In the kitchen
with City of Stirling sous chef Andrew Baines
City of Stirling chefs whip up fabulous meals
for functions such as volunteers’ dinners.
Here the City’s sous chef Andrew Baines
shows you how to create another simple
and tasty dish.
Thai beef salad
Ingredients
500g beef fillet steak
6 tomatoes, cut into quarters
1 Spanish onion, finely sliced
2 red capsicums, de-seeded and cut
into thin strips
2 carrots, peeled and cut into julienne strips
2 cucumbers, thinly sliced
Dressing
¼ cup loosely packed, coarsely chopped, fresh coriander leaves,
stems and roots (washed well)
¼ cup loosely packed, coarsely chopped, fresh mint
2 fresh red chillies, finely chopped
2 garlic cloves, crushed
4cm piece fresh ginger, peeled then finely grated
60ml (¼ cup) fish sauce
1½ tablespoons finely grated lime rind
60ml (¼ cup) fresh lime juice
1 tablespoon finely chopped palm sugar
1 tablespoon finely chopped fresh lemon grass, pale section only
4 fresh Kafir lime leaves, centre vein removed, then finely shredded
Method
2 spring onions cut into 2cm lengths
½ cup mint leaves
½ cup coriander leaves
100g snow pea sprouts
200g vermicelli noodles, soaked in boiling water
for 5 minutes, then refresh
Salt and pepper
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Heat a frying pan over a medium to high heat. Brush both sides of
the beef fillet steaks lightly with olive oil and season with salt and
pepper. Cook for 3 minutes on each side or until cooked to your
liking. Transfer to a plate and allow to rest for 5 minutes.
Place the capsicum, tomato, Spanish onion, carrot, cucumber, mint,
coriander, spring onion and vermicelli noodles in a large bowl.
Combine the lime rind and juice, coriander, mint, chilli, garlic, ginger,
fish sauce, palm sugar, lemon grass and lime leaves in a small bowl.
Slice the beef fillet steaks into thin strips across the grain. Add
the meat to the salad mix. Pour on the dressing and toss gently to
combine. Garnish with snow pea sprouts and serve immediately.
Enjoy!
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Bikini’s & Bodgies – Widgies & Wedgies
Comedy Under The Stars
Cost:
Hidden History Walking Tour
Scarborough History Talk & Local Short Film Screening
Date: 6 Feb 2013
Event Times: 2pm - 4pm
Venue: Mount Flora Regional Museum, Elvire Street,
Watermans Bay
Tickets/Registration Required? Yes
Museum Tour: Gold coin donation
Talk and photo scanning: Free
Register at 9205 8946
Inglewood Spaces Project
Date: 6 to 23 Feb 2013
Venue: Various Locations Throughout Inglewood
Tickets/Registration Required? Yes
Cost: Various
Contact Number: 9205 8939
Summer Stories - Twilight Storytime
Date: 6 Feb 2013
Event Times: 6pm - 7pm
Venue: Inglewood Library
Tickets/Registration Required? No
Cost: Free
Contact Number: 9205 7700
The Luminous Garden
Date: 8 to 17 Feb 2013
Event Times: Check website for opening and closing
times
Venue: Maureen Grierson Community Centre Roof Top,
The Esplanade, Scarborough
Tickets/Registration Required? No
Cost: FREE
CAN WA Creative Networks goes bowling
Date: 7 Feb 2013
Event Times: 3.30pm – 5pm
Venue: Mt Lawley Bowling Club, Rookwood Street, Mt
Lawley
Tickets/Registration Required? Yes
Cost: Free
Event Website: www.canwa.com.au
Register at 9226 2422 or admin@canwa.com.au by the
24 Jan 2013.
Date: 8 Feb 2013
Event Times: 7pm - 9:30pm
Venue: Scarborough Beach Amphitheatre
Tickets/Registration Required? No
Cost: Free
Date: 9,10,16,17,22 and 23 Feb 2013
Event Times: 9,10,16,17 and 22 Feb: 5:45pm - 6:45pm
23 Feb: 10am -11am
Venue: Departing from Scarborough Beach Amphitheatre
Tickets/Registration Required? Yes
Cost: $5
Summerset Jewels
Start Date: 16 and 17 Feb 2013
Event Times: Sat 10am - 5pm, Sun 10am - 4pm
Venue: Maureen Grierson Community Centre, The
Esplanade, Scarborough
Tickets/Registration Required? No
Cost: Free
Cinema by the Sea presented by Rendezvous
Hotel Perth
Dates: Sunday 10, Friday 15 and Friday 22 Feb
Event Times: 7:30pm
Venue: Scarborough Beach Reserve – 10 and 15 Feb
Scarborough Beach Amphitheatre – 22 Feb
Tickets/Registration Required - No
Cost: Free
Sunset Samba - Workshops
Date: 9 Feb 2013
Event Times: 4pm - 6pm
Venue: Scarborough Beach Reserve
Tickets/Registration Required - Yes
Cost: Free
Event Website: www.sambanistas.com
Register at enquiriesandbookings@sambanistas.com
Sunset Samba - Parade
Date: 9 Feb 2013
Event Times: 6:15pm - 6:45pm
Venue: Departing from Scarborough Beach Reserve,
Scarborough, arriving at Ampitheatre Stage
Tickets/Registration Required? No
Cost: Free
Event Website: www.sambanistas.com
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6 February 2013 – 23 February 2013
A Day Dream Space - Laneway Project
Date: 9 to 15 Feb 2013
Event Times: All day
Venue: Brighton Road Laneway (between Westborough and
Hinderwell Streets, Scarborough).
Tickets/Registration Required? No
Cost: Free
Event Website: www.facebook.com/
HandmadeWonderland
The Witch & Her Prey
Date: 9 Feb 2013
Event Times: 9am - 12pm
Venue: Mirrabooka Library
Tickets/Registration Required? Yes
Cost: Free
Event Website: www.stirling.wa.gov.au/libraries
Register at 9205 7300
Elements - Aerial Dance Theatre
Kids Festival - Welcome to Funlandia
Summer Stories - Beach Storytime
Polka Dot Vintage Markets
Date: 9 Feb 2013
Event Times: 7pm - 8pm
Venue: Scarborough Beach Amphitheatre
Tickets/Registration Required? No
Cost: Free
Date: 12 Feb 2013
Event Times: 10:30am - 11:30am
Venue: Scarborough Beach Amphitheatre
Tickets/Registration Required? No
Cost: Free
Event Website: www.stirling.wa.gov.au/libraries
Digi-Scrapbooking with Amanda Kendle
Date: 13 Feb 2013
Event Times: 6:30pm - 7:30pm
Venue: Karrinyup Library
Tickets/Registration Required? Yes
Cost: Free
Event Website: www.stirling.wa.gov.au/libraries
Register at 9205 7400
Date: 17 Feb 2013
Event Times: 10am - 3pm
Venue: Yokine Reserve, Yokine
Tickets/Registration Required? No
Cost: Free entry but gold coin donation for rides
Date: 22 to 23 Feb 2013
Event Times: 4pm - 9pm
Venue: Scarborough Beach Reserve
Tickets/Registration Required? No
Cost: Free entry
Beach Closing Concert
Date: 23 Feb 2013
Event Times: 6pm - 9:30pm
Venue: Scarborough Beach Amphitheatre
Tickets/Registration Required? No
Cost: Free
Mime with Darian Le Page
Start Date: 19 & 20 Feb 2013
Event Times: 4pm to 5pm
Venue: Dianella Library - 19th Feb
Glo Ride
Osborne Library - 20th Feb
Reserve
Register at 9205 7740
Register at cycling@stirling.wa.gov.au
For more information on all of these events visit:
Date: 16 Feb 2013
Event Times: 8pm
Venue: Departing from bike path, Scarborough Beach
Tickets/Registration Required? Yes
Cost: Free
North Beach Surf Film Festival
Date: 15 Feb to 16 Feb 2013
Event Times: 5pm - 11pm
Venue: North Beach Rugby League Club, Charles Riley
Reserve (off Kitchener St), North Beach
Tickets/Registration Required? Yes
Cost: $20
Tickets/Registration Required? Yes
Cost: Free
Event Website: www.stirling.wa.gov.au/libraries
www.stirling.wa.gov.au/summersetfestival
Gold Sponsor
Print Sponsor
Silver Sponsor
Media Sponsor
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Rates Prize Draw Winners
City of Stirling ratepayers had
a chance to share in a prize
pool of more than $65,000 with
this year’s Rates Prize Draw. To
qualify for the 33 prizes on offer,
ratepayers had to pay their rates
in full by Friday 24 August 2012.
Ratepayers in the running for prizes
were selected at random and took
part in the draw held at the City’s
Administration Building in October.
The top prize this year was a Toyota
Camry Hybrid sedan courtesy of
Big Rock Toyota, which went to
Angela and Martin Bertuleit from
Scarborough. A big thank you goes to
all of our prize draw sponsors. Here is
a full list of the winners…
Joe Brazzale from Big Rock Toyota with Martin and Angela Bertuleit and Mayor David Boothman
Ratepayer
Prize
Ratepayer
Prize
Angela and Martin Bertuleit
Toyota Camry Hybrid Sedan
Stephanie Daniell
ME Bank account
John and Lois Patrick
Karrinyup gift card
Christopher Campbell
Karrinyup gift card
Ian and Judith Naylor
BOQ account
Roy Sonnemann
BOQ account
Christopher and Susan Ball
Karrinyup gift card
Department of Housing
Westpac account
Robert and Tamara Newman
Rendezvous and WASO package
Angelina Djukanovic
Karrinyup gift card
Errol and Owen Wright
Karrinyup gift card
Amanda and Athel Major
Karrinyup gift card
Ornella Magro
Karrinyup gift card
Robert Wainwright
Bendigo & Adelaide Bank account
Department of Housing
Suncorp account
Masoud Vojdani
Computer package
Thomas and Eileen Hughes
Westpac account
Roy Grant
Karrinyup gift card
Lan Hubert
Karrinyup gift card
Mauro Fabbri
Suncorp account
Peter Daniel Beor
Home theatre package
Jeff and Helen Murray
Karrinyup gift card
Michael Gody
Karrinyup gift card
Guido De Piazzi
Bendigo & Adelaide Bank account
David Thirlwell
Westpac account
Rosa Panetta
Karrinyup gift card
Paul Cadogan
ME Bank account
Rowan and Sandra Roberts
Karrinyup gift card
Patrick Kelly
BOQ account
Reginald and Yolande Gonsalves
Rendezvous and WASO package
Ruth Ring
Annual movie pass from Event Cinemas
Brian & Hieu Skelton
Karrinyup gift card
Department of Housing
Karrinyup gift card
Early payment of rates allows the City to invest these monies sooner and the additional funds can be invested back into the community.
New City of Stirling
2013 Calendar
The new 2013 City of Stirling calendar is now available at
Stirling Libraries, your local recreation centre, the City’s main
administration building on Cedric Street or at Karrinyup Shopping
Centre. The eye-catching calendar showcases a collection of
impressive entries from the City’s recent Photographic Awards.
The calendar also highlights important dates for 2013, including
major City’s events like the Summerset Arts Festival.
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Local History Focus On…
The former Luna Park at Scarborough
Entrance gates to Luna Park in Scarborough circa 1965.
Perth had its very own Luna Park at Scarborough for
more than 30 years. Launched in 1939, just five years
after Sydney’s iconic Luna Park opened its doors; the
Perth venue on West Coast Highway continued operating
until 1972.
Luna Park in Scarborough proved a popular attraction with
many amusements including a penny arcade, scooter boat
The former Luna Park site is now home to the Luna Shopping Centre
lake, dodgem cars, beauty pageants, acrobatics and a ghost
house. The site is now home to the Luna Shopping Centre.
We would like to hear from anyone willing to share their
memories of Luna Park, Scarborough or the Snake Pit. We are
also seeking photos, film footage or memorabilia that you may
have while holidaying in Scarborough in years gone by. Please
contact the City’s Museum Curator on 9205 8946.
Workshops for Families
The City of Stirling provides a range of family and
community activities to enhance health and wellbeing, help connect families to their communities
and build positive relationships. The following free
workshops have been organised for summer:
Intergenerational Cake Decorating Workshops
Parenting Workshops
These fun workshops encourage young people aged from 10
to 16 to team up with their mum, grandmother or a significant
female in their life to learn about cake decorating in a relaxed
setting. Workshops will be held at Stirling Leisure Centre
Scarborough on Tuesday 15 January 2013 and at Scarborough
Leisure Centre Balga on Tuesday 22 January 2013.
A four-week series of parenting workshops starting on
Wednesday 27 February 2013 will focus on nature play and
practical parenting. The workshops are aimed at parents with
children younger than six years of age.
Email familyservices@stirling.wa.gov.au or phone 9205 8555
for more details. Visit www.stirling.wa.gov.au/families to sign up
for the Family Services newsletter.
Act Against Violence
Supported by the City of Stirling, the Act Against Violence project is working with communities to
provide education workshops that help prevent family and domestic violence.
The project works with young people, women, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities
and culturally and linguistically diverse communities. For more details or to find out about
workshops available, please email familyservices@stirling.wa.gov.au or phone 9205 8555.
Councillors in the Community
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YOUR COUNCILLORS AND THEIR CONTACT DETAILS
* These suburbs are located in multiple Wards.
Mayor
Councillor David Boothman
Ph: 0419 047 224
stirling@stirling.wa.gov.au
Balga Ward
Balga
Dianella*
Mirrabooka
Nollamara*
Westminster
Councillor Keith Sargent
Ph: 0402 202 149
keith.sargent@stirling.wa.gov.au
Oriel Green with Cr Keith Sargent, Cr Samantha Jenkinson
and Cr Elizabeth Re at the City of Stirling NAIDOC Breakfast
Cr Bill Stewart and Cr Jason Robbins with Radisson
Rendezvous General Manager Matthew Horvat at Scarborough
Councillor Jason Robbins
Ph: 0424 902 984
jason.robbins@stirling.wa.gov.au
Coastal Ward
Doubleview*
Karrinyup*
North Beach
Scarborough
Trigg
Watermans Bay
Councillor Bill Stewart
Ph: 0408 921 676
bill.stewart@stirling.wa.gov.au
Mayor David Boothman presenting at
the City of Stirling Heritage Awards
Deputy Mayor Cr David Michael at a citizenship ceremony
with Perth Glory player Ndumba Makeche
Councillor Stephanie Proud
Ph: 0411 070 793
stephanie.proud@stirling.wa.gov.au
Doubleview Ward
Churchlands
Doubleview*
Innaloo
Wembley
Wembley Downs
Woodlands
Councillor Elizabeth Re JP
Ph: 0419 913 988
elizabeth.re@stirling.wa.gov.au
Councillor Sharon Cooke
Ph: 0403 761 870
sharon.cooke@stirling.wa.gov.au
Hamersley Ward
Balcatta*
Carine
Gwelup
Hamersley
Karrinyup*
Stirling*
Councillor Samantha Jenkinson
Ph: 0412 887 674
samantha.jenkinson@stirling.wa.gov.au
Clayton White with Cr Stephanie Proud, Mayor David Boothman, Cr David Michael and Cr Giovanni Italiano
at Grenville Reserve
Councillor David Lagan
Ph: 0408 068 597
david.lagan@stirling.wa.gov.au
Inglewood Ward
Dianella*
Inglewood
Yokine*
Councillor Terry Tyzack
Ph: 0419 045 980
terry.tyzack@stirling.wa.gov.au
Cr Terry Tyzack makes a presentation
at a volunteer appreciation dinner
Cr Joe Ferrante at Inglewood Library’s Baby Rhymetime session
Councillor Joe Ferrante
Ph: 0418 891 274
joe.ferrante@stirling.wa.gov.au
Lawley Ward
Coolbinia
Dianella*
Nollamara*
Menora
Mt Lawley
Yokine*
Councillor Rod Willox
AM RFD ED JP
Ph: 0419 249 288
rod.willox@stirling.wa.gov.au
Deputy Mayor
Councillor David Michael
Ph: 0413 020 207
david.michael@stirling.wa.gov.au
Cr Keith Sargent, Cr David Lagan, Cr Rod Willox and
Cr Elizabeth Re take a tour of the City’s art collection
Cr Sharon Cooke at the
Premier’s Australia Day Awards Breakfast
Councillor Giovanni Italiano JP
Ph: 0419 240 655
giovanni.italiano@stirling.wa.gov.au
Osborne Ward
Balcatta*
Glendalough
Joondanna
Osborne Park
Stirling*
Tuart Hill
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Stirling Libraries.
Library members have been asking for this new around-the-clock service,
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free software onto their device, which is available from the website, and
can then download their preferred books. Titles expire at the end of the
loan period and are automatically erased from the device.
With more than 5000 eBooks already available for loan and new
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offer something for everyone. Call your local Stirling Library or visit
www.stirling.wa.gov.au/libraries for more information.
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