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New Line up for Radio 6PR - Wander out Yonder in WA - Broome, Gin Gin and More - Travel to Antarctica SINGLE? FREE We have your partner MONTHLY Providing personal Now open Monday nights introductions Friday & Saturday on a ‘one to one’ Lunch 11.30am - 2.30pm basis since 1995 NO COMPUTER NEEDED! 9371 0380 lagodicomoperth.com.au 9367 2022 or 0487 113 389 See Friend to Friend page for Solutions Contacts Column 6 Preston Street, Como WA 6152 www.solutionsmatchmaking.com.au LIFESTYLE OPTIONS FOR THE MATURE WESTERN AUSTRALIAN PRINT POST 100022543 VOLUME 30 NO. 07 ISSUE NO. 347 FEBRUARY 2021 IN THIS ISSUE Let’s go travelling New line up for Radio 6PR - Wander Out Yonder in WA - Broome, Gin Gin and more - Travel to Antarctica Lee Tate’s interview with veteran journalist, Liz Hayes Have a Go News’ Allen Newton speaks with author Trevor Todd Food & Wine - Recipes and ideas - Dining Divas Great Home & Gardening - Indoor plant care - Social distanced plant fair COMPETITIONS/GIVEAWAYS Ad Words - $200 Shopping voucher Scratchie packs Harper Collins Harlequin Book Pack; Close to Home, Snowy Mountains Daughter, The Bushranger’s Wife and Starting from Scratch BOOK - A Different Drummer TICKETS - Long Story Short and Minari Visit www.haveagonews.com.au Phone (08) 9227 8283 30 YEAR ANNIVERSARY 1991 - 2021 NOW PRINTING 70,000 COPIES SUPPORTING SENIORS’ RECREATION COUNCIL OF WA (INC) Left to right; Gareth Parker - Liam Bartlett - Steve ‘Millsy’ Mills and Oliver Peterson by Lee Tate nance report with Scott Haywood, en- ous injury after he was hit in the head by tertainment with Peter Ford, US and UK a bouncer at a cricket match in Sydney a RADIO 6PR’s interviewers are always ready report, the John Hughes Rumour File and few years back. Uncharacteristically, he with the big questions but Have a Go News $1000 Minute. In between, the latest news ducked straight into it when he should have Barristers and Solicitors - www.hardlesslegal.com has put the boot on the other foot. We are and interviews from around our city, state just had a crack and played a pull shot. asking the questions. and country, opinions that matter, your Liam Bartlett Fixed fees available for simple Wills, The Perth talk station’s new on-air line-up calls and of course a bit of fun along the 1. Our goal is to put together a program Enduring Powers of Attorney and Guardianship is an eclectic mix of talent, aiming to conquer way. that puts our listeners rst. We need to the airwaves. So what are they thinking? What 2. Getting used to an alarm at 2.45am. It’s bring them information, insight and opinions Initial appointments start at $55 have they got in mind? a new timeslot and a new challenge so I’m based on fact. The aim ultimately is to en- for the Ä rst half-hour We asked the ve new presenters these just really looking forward to nding our sure our listeners can be part of a conver- Practice Areas questions: groove and bringing people an entertaining sation that re ects the world around them. • Wills & Estates Q1: What can listeners expect from you and relevant way to wake up. 2. To build a loyal listener base which under- • Court Hearings and your program this year? 3. I don’t think there will ever be a bigger stands what we’re trying to achieve, regard- • Civil Litigation Q2: What’s the one big thing you hope story (at least I hope not) than Covid. Espe- less of political bias or personal favouritism. • Family Law to achieve? cially in March and April when everything 3. In pursuit of the truth over the killing of • Restraining Orders HAGN#347-055642 Q3: What are some highlights of your was up in the air and the rules and restric- Alexander Litvinenko, ex-KGB, in a London • Criminal Law career? tions were changing by the hour. We went hotel, we ew to Moscow and confronted • Commercial Law Q4: Tell us something fascinating about into full-on public service mode and I have accused assassin Andrey Lugovoi. The Philip Hardless, • Property Law Principal of Hardless Legal an on-air colleague. never been prouder of the work we did confrontation would probably be unaccept- • Aviation Law Gareth Parker keeping the community informed and re- able now to our risk assessment offi cers 1. A fast paced, newsy, informative break- assured amid the most uncertain environ- but it was certainly worth it to see the look CONTACT CY O’Connor Village Unit 5D, fast program that brings you up to date ment I have ever experienced, probably the on Lugovoi’s face. 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Have a Go News ample of the Have a Go made more fun with the a study that the act of smiling tricks the brain into an emo- will require visitors to our spirit as he continues to Wildcats winning too. I tionally positive state. “When your muscles say you’re coordinate the Morning would highly recommend happy, you’re more likely to see the world in a positive offi ce to either check in way,” he said. with the Safe WA app Melodies shows at the it as a great outing. or use a manual contact Mandurah Entertainment ★★★ register. Centre and works with The Have a Go News ★★★ WA Opera as a dresser Facebook page has Word of the month One thing I enjoy im- among other pursuits. more than 14,000 likers mensely about working ★★★ and followers and it pro- Haptic noun haptics. It seems to have found Jen Merigan at this newspaper is the Heart disease is the vides an opportunity to Adjective its way from New Latin’s haptice which IT'S certainly been a tu- positive community spirit number one killer of Aus- stay in touch with people RELATES to or based on the sense of means the science of touch. Ultimately multuous time with the we engender. Last month tralians and this February in between editions of touch or characterised by a predilec- it was derived from the Greek word lockdown and the bush- a reader contacted me to Heart Research Australia the newspaper. We have tion for the sense of touch. haptesthai meaning to touch. Haptic res. Thank you to all our say he had been locked is encouraging people lots of events, giveaways Haptic moved into the English lan- was originally a medical synonym for re ghters and emergen- out of his Centrelink ac- to wear red. They have and fun, so if you are on guage in the 19th century from the tactile. cy personnel. Our hearts count and needed help. I come up with a free the platform join the fun go out to everyone aff ect- contacted Services Aus- handy Heart Smart Pock- by liking or following the ed but in times of trouble tralia on his behalf and et Guide designed to t page at www.facebook. the WA community band within a few days of his in your wallet or pocket. com/Haveagonews/ Funny historical fact Quote of the month together. email to us Services Aus- The guide helps people ★★★ ★★★ tralia had contacted him recognise symptoms of For those who are tech WHEN Apollo 12 spacecraft launched YOU must live in the present, launch Thank you to the and sorted out the prob- a heart attack and may savvy we off er a free in 1969 a cockroach was found during yourself on every wave, nd your many people who rang, lem. It made me feel ex- help save someone’s life service to send you the a pre ight check but there was no trace eternity in each moment. emailed and wrote letters tremely pleased that we including your own. Find newspaper digitally via of it when the ship returned to earth. Henry David Thoreau to congratulate the news- can assist people. out more at www.heart- email on the day of pub- paper on its 30th anniver- ★★★ research.com.au/heartat- lication. Just email read sary. It was lovely to hear For readers who fol- tack [email protected]. Have a Go News Quick Quiz from so many about this low our Brunch with T ★★★ au to sign up. auspicious milestone and column which off ers re- I had the opportunity ★★★ 1. Where in Perth is the blue whale skeleton? I appreciate people tak- views of cafés around to attend the opening Let’s hope we can stay 2. 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