Volume 32 No 09 Your local INDEPENDENT newspaper 41 Cliff Street, Fremantle Saturday February 27, 2021 Letterboxed to: Bibra Lake, Coolbellup and Hamilton Hill. Street Press: Success, Yangebup, Wattleup, Jandakot, Beeliar, Ph: 9430 7727 Fax 9430 7726 www.fremantleherald.com Bibra Lake, Atwell, South Lake, Henderson, Aubin Grove, Munster, Spearwood, North Coogee and Coogee Email: [email protected] Labor pledges $100m for film studio on quay

by STEVE GRANT THE McGowan government’s pledge to build a $100 million film studio on Victoria Quay in Fremantle has been well received, although there have been grumbles locals weren’t consulted and hints Fremantle Ports isn’t keen on the plan. On Friday premier Mark McGowan announced the state-of- the-art studio and screen production facility. • Full story page 4 • Eric’s feeling less mobile than his motorhome, and can’t bear the thought of having to relocate and start over again at 84. Photo by Steve Grant ‘Where the bloody by STEVE GRANT again is unthinkable. “I want to stay here for “WHERE the bloody hell dialysis,” he says. do I go?” Neighbour Jillian Spruyt Eric is one of about 70 drops in regularly to make elderly residents being sure he’s okay, but her forced out of the Coogee days are increasingly busy keeping people up-to-date hell do I go?’ Beach Caravan Park so their motorhomes, caravans and with the latest news and Ms Spruyt said they But there was better most of her contingent to 1, despite the council’s transportables can make lobbying on their behalf. had a setback at a meeting luck at Cockburn council’s leaving early as debate over planning director Daniel way for more lucrative Some cling to the hope with Discovery CEO Grant annual general meeting the council’s dog ban at Arndt reminding the tourist cabins. of convincing park manager Wilckins last week when he of electors on Wednesday, Woodman Point stretched chamber several times about But the 84-year-old, Discovery Parks to let them pointed out their existing who voted for the council to past their endurance, she the short-term nature of the whose feet are so swollen stay, while others hope for leases only required the hold off signing a new lease was thrilled at the show of caravan park. he can barely walk and who financial assistance to cover company to cover relocation until there was a satisfactory community support. That doesn’t cut the relies on regular dialysis to the expense of moving a costs to another site within outcome for the residents. Two motions from the mustard with Edie Mueller, stay alive, says starting over transportable homes. the same park. Ms Spruyt said despite group were adopted 65 • Continued page 3 Mark McGowan & WA Labor have a plan to create

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scalp under these laws. A Mr Ludekens was found to breach the rules by Quay the film star promoting investment in a tax effective woodlot project. In 2018 the Federal Court handed by STEVE GRANT down a decision issuing a civil penalty of THE McGowan government’s But grumbles locals $4.25 million to a company that provided pledge to build a $100 million advice to a range of clients to overstate film studio on Victoria Quay tax deductions under the Research and in Fremantle has been well were not consulted Development rules. received, although there by Mark Douglas FCPA The latest and largest catch under the promotor penalty laws is Paul Bogiatto have been grumbles locals Managing Partner of Francis A Jones weren’t consulted and hints www.faj.com.au who ran an accounting fi rm in Sydney. Investigations into his affairs began in Fremantle Ports isn’t keen on ere’s an idea. What if you were 2015 and culminated last week in the the plan. to pay a $200 establishment Federal Court handing down a judgement On Friday premier Mark Hfee in a business venture that against himself and related entities for McGowan announced the state- is researching and developing tea tree of-the-art studio and screen products? Then you commit to a further production facility would be $24,000 over 24 months for R&D and built and run by a company set management costs, which is fully tax It’s a much repeated up by Perth developers Adrian deductible. But instead of paying this phrase, but I’m going Fini and Ben Lisle following final negotiations. amount, you borrow most of it from a to say it again. If it Mr McGowan, flanked by fi nance company, and it only has to be sounds too good to film star Kate Walsh, comedian repaid out of the eventual profi ts made Tim Minchin and director Ben by the business. So you outlay virtually be true, it usually is. Elton (who appears to have nothing and get an upfront tax deduction • Photographer Fred Flood’s evocative 1930s tribute to Victoria jumped ship after previously Quay, focusing on its immigration buildings and the CY O’Connor for $24,000 plus the interest on the loan. $22.68 million. Ouchy-wahwah. spruiking Fremantle council’s statue. Lumpers can be seen arriving for morning shift. “Where is that Sound too good to be true? This Essentially he advised cold-called more modest studio proposal), appreciatio today” Fremantle Society president John Dowson says of scheme existed in the 1990s and was clients to lodge overstated and said there was insatiable demand the photo’s form, scale and respect for the area’s stories. known as Budplan. It was heavily unsubstantiated R&D claims, resulting in for screen content around the Photo courtesy John Dowson promoted by some fi nancial planners refunds of around $45 million over three globe, creating a need for new and accountants (not us I’m glad to say) years. When clients questioned the level facilities. the state,” Mr Driscoll said. premier’s announcement (where as a way to minimise tax. The Courts of the claims, he refused to disclose his “That’s why we established Screenwest wants WA’s the Chook noticed council the process in government to eventually ruled that it was a scheme and methods on the basis that they were his screen investment to triple to representation was notably work with the private sector to $150 million by 2024. retrospectively denied tax deductions to “intellectual property”. absent) was about Fremantle develop a new film studio, to But the Fremantle Society being chosen over other all participants. Once detected by the ATO, his clients take WA to the next level. is deeply troubled about the potential locations, rather than This and similar schemes (anyone were left with the cost of signifi cant impact of a giant fenced shed specific detail. remember Main Camp or Satcom?) were penalties and interest, and no doubt Added advantage on the heritage-listed quay, “I think we should ask the precursor to the promotor penalty resulting in some health issues. considered one of the last ourselves if it is a great thing laws that were introduced in 2006. He showed no remorse, didn’t turn “The fact that we have relatively intact 19th century Fremantle and Victoria Quay These laws were aimed at eliminating up to court and tried to do a runner. managed the pandemic well ports in the world. were chosen over the other sites, unscrupulous advisers peddling schemes Thankfully this low-life has now been means we have an added “Now a massive series of and I think the fair answer is to the detriment of taxpayers. Civil deregistered as a tax agent and chartered advantage and can offer a safe simplistic boxes are set to be ‘very much so’,” Cr Sullivan penalties can apply of over $1 million for accountant. environment to produce the plonked on the heritage listed said. productions. individuals and more than $5 million for It’s a much repeated phrase, but I’m Victoria Quay for film studios, He expects the council and “The creation of a film studio by a state government drunk community to be consulted as companies. going to say it again. If it sounds too at Victoria Quay builds on our In 2013 the Full Court got its fi rst good to be true, it usually is. with power,” president John the project develops. plan to transform this part of Dowson said. Although the announcement Fremantle Port into a vibrant “Local MP Simone McGurk kills of the council’s hopes of This is general information that is not personal fi nancial, investment or taxation advice, and does not take into account your precinct, full of attractions and headed a secret Victoria Quay a small-scale studio targeted personal circumstances. Do not act based on this information without fi rst obtaining the advice of a suitably qualifi ed professional. jobs.” committee last years that a local filmmakers on its own The announcement also drew excluded community experts. site in O’Connor, Cr Sullivan praise from former WA resident “It seems she wants to says there will be trickle-down and WAAPA graduate Hugh consider heritage at the end benefits for existing small Jackman, who said it would of the process instead of the companies. do “amazing things” for the beginning. “The knock-on effect is it industry. “While film studios may might not be available for an “I truly believe this will create be a great idea, the proposal emerging up-and-comer, but great excitement all over the is so large it will create a new they will be part of a much world, with the opportunity to urban precinct, one that requires bigger industry. shoot in the beautiful and unique sensitive bulk and scale and “Whether you are a stage state of WA.” design. builder or a makeup artist or Screenwest, which worked “And, it should not be a in post-production, you have a with the state’s culture and arts privatised land grab without chance of taking what might be department to ensure filmmakers significant public access. a hobby into a career, or a small needs would be front and centre “The over-large sheds being career into something much of the proposal, welcomed proposed wipe out the heritage bigger.” the studio announcement listed lumpers’ cafeteria, built Liberal candidate for and its additional $20 million during WWII on the express Fremantle Miquela Riley, noting commitment to attract new orders of prime minister John the proponents were major productions. Curtin. donors to Labor last year, said Chair John Driscoll said “They wipe out the scale of the McGowan government they’d long been advocating the area by being too tall and had got stars in its eyes and for government support to help bulky.” was ignoring the needs of local attract more productions and But acting mayor Andrew filmmakers. facilitate a studio. Sullivan warned about jumping “I’ve been talking to industry, “This is a game changer and the gun on the final design. and they’re not telling me they gives WA a competitive edge He says that as an architect, need a big Hollywood-style WA’s biggest celebration of nationally and internationally he interpreted from early studio, they need incentives to attract incoming productions drawings that there were two to help make it cheaper to SEElocal FULLmovies returnsPROGRAM 12-14 March P21 while ensuring our local locations on the quay being produce – such as tax breaks or In its second year, the WA Made Film Festival will present a curated homegrown stories don’t leave considered. He also saw the incentives,” Ms Riley said. program of screenings and events which engages the community with the very best of the WA screen industry. 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by STEVE GRANT SCHOOL OF LAW LEGAL CLINIC A PROMISE to reconsider the alignment of a replacement for the Fremantle Traffic Bridge has been welcomed by Legal Advice and Referral local groups, but they want the consultation to go further. Earlier this month the construction company responsible for the eye-catching Notre Dame’s School of Law is “pearl” headquarters of Middle East company Aldar – as well running legal clinics: as the more workhorsy North Lake/Armadale Road link across • Bridge protestors have welcome a review of the alignment, but EVERY THURSDAY the Kwinana Freeway – won the want Main Roads to go further in its consultation. File photo contract to design and construct The clinics will be run by an experienced lawyer the replacement bridge. Barker told the Herald. who, with the assistance of Notre Dame “It presents a rare Squeeze opportunity to harness the Law students, will offer free legal advice on family law regional transport network and related matters. Laing O’Rourke Australia will to the task of creating better form an alliance with engineers communities both north and Appointments will be for approximately 45 minutes and Arup and WSP Australia to south of the river.” must be made in advance. move the project forward, with He wants the consultation to a promise to have another look ensure the final bridge design Venue: The University of Notre Dame Australia at whether a new crossing could won’t hamper creative planning School of Law (ND14), 49 Henry Street, Fremantle squeeze between the existing for the district and to look traffic and rail bridges. at where the port is going so To book call 08 9433 0745 or Main Roads wants the bridge • Laing O’Rourke built Aldar’s parameters such as growth rates email: [email protected] up-river of the existing bridge, “pearl” headquarters; can Freo and its eventual winding down putting it at odds with Fremantle expect something as snazzy for are considered as part of the council and residents of its new bridge? design process. Northbank who’d end up with The campaigners also want trains on their doorsteps. Ms McGurk said. studies into the social and Note: The clinics are designed to provide initial legal advice only. They are not able to Local Labor MP Simone The Better Bridge campaign environmental impacts of the provide ongoing advice or assistance. If people require further assistance they will be McGurk said it was an and North Fremantle existing road and rail network to referred to alternate service providers. Clients of the clinic are subject to a means opportunity to get a bridge that Community Association want get a definitive answer on when test. Advice cannot be provided on migration matters. appealed to the public: “We the new consultation phase to they’ll reach unbearable levels. recognise the importance of cover a wider range of issues They also want to look at this project to Fremantle locals, than previously. ways of making the port more so facilitating informed and “This is a project of regional, efficient so that an expensive meaningful community input on indeed state-wide significance,” second rail bridge would the new structure is essential,” said spokesperson Michael become redundant.

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We are seeking would back an independent most disadvantaged in the Expressions of Interest (EOI) from suitably qualified trade subcontractors wishing to tender for the below trade FREMANTLE’S acting mayor inquiry, only receiving support community and the way we deal packages, which are due to commence between June 2021 and May 2024. has declared everything is from Liberal Miquela Riley. with the delicate issues.” Civil Works Concrete Structure Precast Concrete Reinforcement now on the table regarding But acting mayor Andrew The acting mayor said one Formwork Inground Services Structural Steel Post Tensioning the council’s handling of Sullivan said an independent thing lacking from critics was an the homeless Tent City on report would be a waste of alternative course for the city to Roofing Blockwork Survey Façade Glazing money. have taken. Fire Services Security Services Electrical Communication Pioneer Park. “An independent Cr Marija Vujcic, who’s call At this week’s council Mechanical Hydraulic Access Flooring Carpentry/Doors investigation is not going to for an independent probe led Commercial Kitchen meeting a report submitted by uncover more information, just to the CEO’s report, said the Joinery Waterproofing/Epoxy Partitions / Ceilings acting CEO Glen Dougall found Painting give you a perspective from report provided “little comfort” Tiling Carpet & Vinyl External Works all council staff involved “acted someone else,” he said. for ratepayers: “The systematic Signage Curtains/Blinds Final Clean FF&E/Workstations lawfully, reasonably and within “I’m not going to spend failures in relation to Tent City their proper authority” and Metalwork Builders Works Concrete Supply $10,000 for a reinterpreted are obvious and yet no one has councillors backed a committee perspective, because the taken responsibility,”she said. The project duration is over 3 years with staged works and a program of works which may not be continuous. decision not to fund an Fremantle community already Thanking premier Mark independent investigation. does that very well.” McGowan for stepping in to If interested, trade subcontractors are requested to apply for an expression of interest (EOI) via But several ratepayers who www.NCIS-3.icn.org.au. For details and information on how to register and to complete the EOI documentation end the camp, she said there submitted questions to the had been ample time for activist please go to the above referenced website. EOI are to be submitted by no later than 19th March 2021. Cut red tape council only to be told to read Jesse Noakes, who organised the In addition, an industry briefing is to be conducted at the Gary Holland Community Centre in Rockingham on the CEO’s report, say they During Wednesday’s Boxing Day soup kitchen that the 10th of March 2021 at 5.30pm haven’t got answers and it feels meeting, Cr Pemberton morphed into Tent City, to have like a cover-up. Compliance with the Code for Tendering and Performance of Building Work 2016 reminded her colleagues that submitted paperwork. Beaconsfield resident Andrew when Dr Pettitt took the reins of The CEO’s report The Code for the Tendering and Performance of Building Work 2016 applies to the Building Work associated Luobikis has questioned the the city, he did it promising to acknowledges that a decision not with this project. By submitting an expression of interest in, or tender for, this project, you will become subject legality of not responding to reduce red tape so it was easier to ask police to act immediately to the Code for the Tendering and Performance of Building Work 2016. individual questions. He’d asked for businesses and community did extend the life of the camp, about mayor Brad Pettitt and groups to get events up and but claims it was with their councillor Rachel Pemberton’s running. agreement and based on the involvement, but the report Cr Sullivan picked up that consequences. specifically excludes discussing issue later with the Herald. “Ultimately it can only elected members except at staff- “In all of that time, through be speculated how the camp initiated meetings. Dr Pettitt those 10 years, how many times might have been closed earlier and Cr Pemberton submitted has there been a low-risk event without having the appropriate separate responses, and while that hasn’t gone according to support in place, but it is likely Mr Luobikis accepts they do plan - once. that this would have involved address some of his questions, “So, are we going to throw forcible eviction, possible large Proudly he’s still not happy with how the baby out with the bathwater scale arrests and the camp he’s been treated. for one incident?” occupants being dispersed Supporting “This appears to be a Cr Sullivan said he was angry around Fremantle or arrested,” consistent tactic of the council to about criticism of the city’s the report says. “The camp was the Arts avoid asking these pertinent and community safety team. brought to an end within 29 damning questions,” he said, “Our community rangers, the days from its commencement; At last week’s Fremantle whole way they have worked it can be noted that other camps election forum (“Climatic debate,” has been exemplary – I could not located in the metropolitan area Herald, February 20, 2021) Mr be prouder. have taken far longer to resolve.”

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Page 12 - The Herald, Saturday February 27, 2021 www.fremantleherald.com THE CITY OF MELVILLE & BIG hART WITH THE ROEBOURNE COMMUNITY PRESENT Songs for Freedom Free SAT AN EVENING OF MUSIC BY THE RIVER, 7:00 – CELEBRATING PEACE & COUNTRY 9:30PM 6MAR

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Page 14 - The Herald, Saturday February 27, 2021 www.fremantleherald.com herald food

Sportingmenu was affair compact and to the point with a small range of pub medley of greens and tomatoes food classics like wagyu beef burger, with a complex dressing. STEPHEN POLLOCK chicken parmi, sirloin steak and Across the table my wife was calamari. getting tore into her grilled lamb There was some salads and rump salad ($22). HANK God they didn’t the odd vegetarian dish like roast “They haven’t skimped on the build a Wave Park on the cauliflower with broccolini, tofu, lamb, which is nice and tender Alfred Cove foreshore. quinoa and tomatoes, but don’t and not over-cooked,” she said. TThis week my wife and I come here expecting petal-infused “I love the combination of went for lunch at Tompkins kombucha. roast beetroot, rocket, spinach and Club on Swan, enjoying glorious The test of any sport club’s goats curd, however a bit more uninterrupted views of parkland, mettle is the chicken parmi ($19), curd would have balanced the birdlife and the river. a dish so Australian it should strong flavour of the lamb. That could have all been come with an A3 poster of Paul “It’s a hearty salad with lots of replaced with some Point Break Hogan wrestling a crocodile flavour.” morons sloshing around a metal naked. Again the portion was dome screaming “Hey dude, I I’ve had some big parmis humungous and my wife couldn’t wide range of beers and spirits at Club, Fitness Results, Tompkins caught a ripper!” in my time but this specimen finish her meal, and I struggled reasonable prices. Park Touch Association or Perth I hand’t heard of Tompkins was ginormous – a thick slab to put away mine, so you might Guests are welcome at the Saints Football Club. Club, but since its refurbishment of chicken breast that screamed want to order a lighter dish if not-for-profit club, but if you want Tompkins also do teas/coffees in January, A-frame signs have “Come and have a go if you think you’re there for lunch (toasties are to drink alcohol you need to be a and desserts, and you can see the started popping-up advertising you’re hard enough”. available). member or dine with a member. nearby playground from one end it’s open for meals Wednesday to It tasted the part with succulent The refurbishment looked It’s a one-off $20 fee to join, of the alfresco. Sunday. chook topped with a moreish superb with massive floor- with the money then added to Surf’s Up, but not at Tompkins. Then my mate “Pete the tomato sauce and a rich layer of to-ceiling windows towering your membership card as credit. Scouser” texted he was watching inoffensive cheddar cheese. upwards and a huge hi-res screen Ironically by getting drunk you Tompkins Club on Swan the Liverpool game there on a The accompanying beer- on the wall. will be benefitting sport, with 10 632 Canning Highway, massive screen, so it was time to battered chips were deliciously It would be a great venue for per cent of the cost of beverages Alfred Cove check it out. light and addictive, and the salad watching sport with friends and purchased going towards your tompkinsclub.com.au Befitting a sports club, the was no limp after-thought – a nice family, with the bar stocking a nominated club – Melville Cricket 9330 6010

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Case Study #14 WHAT ‘KILLS’ GAS LEAK TESTS STORAGE HOT ON YOUR PROPERTY WATER UNITS? Tony Young Plumber wisdom with Tony Young

A hot water unit is a pretty big ‘grudge’ purchase human hand can’t tolerate water at 50 degrees, you’re for any household, so if you could get a few more in for greater heat losses and increased $$$. years out of it, you’d be pretty happy. For example: 2. Less cycles increase the life span. An $55* A $2000 Rheem Stellar hot water unit lasts around appropriately sized unit (bigger the better) has a Including 10 years, therefore its cost is $200 per year, but if longer life as it undergoes less thermal shock. it could last for say 15 years, its cost is $133 per GST year - it all adds up! 3. We usually have little control of what comes out of the tap from the Water Corp. However there are So how to get the most life out of your hot water some options: system? A function of three things shortens the life of your hot water unit: a. Use your rain water for hot water only 1. Water temperature. Each 5 degrees higher the b. Filtering and water conditioning can be helpful but water temperature takes 1 year off the life span. an expensive option This is due to: c. Elevation - we notice that storage hot water units in a. Thermal shock - the greater the diff erential high rise apartments have longer life spans. We’ve between hot tank and cold water creates rapid had examples of up to 24 years life often occurring. changes in expansions and shrinkage of glass This is due to foreign matter not rising to higher lined tanks levels and settling out in storage make up tanks. If a gas leak is located, on b. Liberation of oxygen which promotes corrosion your property, by law it must c. Dissolving of minerals and salts So how to get the most life out be repaired by a fully qualifi ed 2. Number of heating cycles. Like any appliance, of your hot water system?” the more times it is used, the shorter the life gas fi tter. Once the gas leak is span. Therefore a hot water unit in a family of 14 d. Anodes - all storage hot water units have protective which goes from hot to cold 6 times in a day will anodes which are lower on the galvanic table located and repaired, the gas die sooner than the same unit owned by a single than the metal of the tank. These lesser metals can be turned back on. person. I have had plenty of elderly customers who ‘sacrifi ce’ themselves when there is corrosion get up to 20 years’ life out of their hot water units. on metal components of the tank. How often *All repairs at extra cost to the testing of the system should we change them? Depends on how much 3. Water quality. The more mineral and salts corrosive activity has been taking place. Some in the water, the faster the unit perishes due to require 2 yearly replacement, but I have plenty of corrosion. Hot water units on bore water will have examples of only half consumed anodes at the 8 (VW‡ 3/ ‡ *) a much shorter life than one run on rainwater. /LFHQVHG0DVWHUSOXPEHUV year mark. My rule of thumb? Pull the anode out at So what to do about it? the 4 year mark and have a look. 3K 1. Drop your water temperature. Jack Young Your hot water unit works night and day automatically <281*6 (dear ole dad) runs his just above ‘vacation giving you hot water until it doesn’t. Do you have UHFHSWLRQ#\RXQJVSOXPELQJFRPDX mode’ (Scottish infl uence the family thinks). If you $1500 - $2000 in your bank to buy a new one 3OXPELQJ *DV heat your water to 70 degrees Celsius, but the tomorrow?

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• Jack Davies and The Bush Chooks.

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something that we can share in a lot of time writing songs I’ve with different poets and painters never performed, and a lot of time Bushand allbonanza sorts of people just looking listening to new music,” he says. arts to engage in and enjoy some of “Artists like Michael Kiwanuka STEPHEN POLLOCK that wonderful creativity that this and Jessica Pratt have been big TourFREMANTLE favourites plans“We had to make Internet neck of the woods has to offer,” inspirations of late. and texting our only form of Eskimo Joe have announced ACK DAVIES and The Davies says. “Approaching this new EP, communication,” he says. we’re really excited to push some a new tour and released Bush Chooks will headline “We absolutely cannot wait “I sat down at the piano and to see it come to life. Since covid, of those genre boundaries and just a very personal video for a special jamboree at the their new single 99 Ways. started mucking around and things in the events world have make music that sounds good to came up with the first few bars of JFremantle Arts Centre next certainly felt a little stuck in us.” The vid features actual 99 Ways.” Saturday (March 6). Supporting Davies and The texts and photos exchanged the mud, the idea of creating Buoyed by the success of their Bush Chooks will be several folks between lead singer Kav Featuring spoken word poetry, something that can grow and comeback single Say Something bands including Izatang (returning Temperley and his wife Beth, live painting and music, ambient evolve on its own, bringing earlier this year, the band have for a one-off show), Claudie Joy & after Kav went into lockdown song and artisan stalls, the different art forms together, was announced a national tour in The Joy Boys, and Ullah. when he returned from 60s-style “happening” kicks off at a really exciting prospect and still 2022 where they will play their Josh Chan of Demon Days America feeling unwell. 5.30pm. is.” classic albums A Song Is A City and Supathick will provide some Thankfully he didn’t have Adding a nice communal touch Davies says he has been busy and Black Fingernails, Red Wine, ambient music and Alice Ford covid-19, but Kav said it give to the event will be a round stage, in the studio during the pandemic, along with new material. will do live painting, which will him a small insight into the where The Bush Chooks will and at the Jamboree the band will The tour kicks off at Fremantle be available to buy via a silent isolation people were feeling perform surrounded by fans. perform new songs from their Arts centre on March 5 next auction. and the sadness of being “Our shows have always upcoming EP. year. Tix at frontiertouring.com/ You can get tix for seperated from a loved one. brought us a beautiful feeling of “…The past year has been a eskimojoe community and we wanted to try real transformative time for me Jamboree No.1 at fac.oztix.com. grow that into something bigger, personally as a writer, I’ve spent au/?Event=122581 1 2 0 2

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  Kaiser Kretzmann (9) A meaningful family outing shows us the Balga tree Would you like to know more about local Aboriginal culture and understand the powerful connection between people and their country? A group of us experienced WISDOM in Your Life’s amazing fi rst Aboriginal Storytelling session at Goolugatup Heathcote (Heathcote Cultural Precinct) last Sunday evening over a bowl of kangaroo stew and damper. Sitting on the grass surrounded by majestic trees, chirping frogs and insects, it was an Shaun Nannup incredible sensory overload as we took in the river views under the sunset and rising moon, to help individuals, families and workplaces heard the dusk calls of native birds, including to empower themselves and others, with laughing Kookaburras, and the powerful rhythm proceeds going towards helping Aboriginal Shaun Nannup and and vibrations of traditional Message Sticks people Roslyn Snyder Jocelyn De Marchi (10) and Didgeridoo, enjoyed the calming scents directly and fi ghting the shocking of burning woods from across WA, and tasted disadvantages they face. WISDOM in Your Life provides simple, visual, inclusive and the fl esh of a nearby Balga tree, common bush Roslyn and Shaun are helping people of all integrated teachings to heal the mind, enhance culture, tucker for local Aboriginal people. cultures to gently connect with themselves Led by Aboriginal leader Shaun Nannup, and others, fi nd their truth, understand the or smooth the interface between two or more cultures; together we understood more about his importance of community and embrace their workplace, family, community or specialised peoples’ powerful connection to the land - their spirt. wisdom - and how it is relevant to us all. Their Aboriginal storytelling sessions are Courses Available (full dates available at wisdominyourlife.com.au) WISDOM in Your Life is a social business open to all. If you’d like to be a part of the UNIFYING HUMANITY run by Shaun, and Psychologist Roslyn Snyder, experience, book today. Aboriginal storytelling 21 March, or 18 April, or 16 May (two-and-a-half hours from 5.30pm to 8pm) Place, Nature, Purpose - 3, 17 and 31 March, or 26 May, 9 and 23 June Goolugatup Heathcote, Applecross (3-day course) (Heathcote Cultural Precinct) HEALING YOUR MIND Stage 1 - The Map - 16 & 17 March, 20 & 21 April, 18 & 19 May (2-day course) Phone 9499 4053 Stage 2 - The Compass - 2 & 3 March, 6 & 7 April, 4 & 5 May (2-day course) Stage 3 - Energy Patterns - 9 & 10 March, 13 & 14 April, 11 & 12 May Email [email protected] (2-day course) EARTH SCHOOL Online - anytime wisdominyourlife.com.au WISDOM in Your Life’s profi ts are directed towards eliminating Aboriginal disadvantage. Every full-priced course delivered, allows us to deliver a course to an Aboriginal person free-of-charge.

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An inspired program, a great soloist and fabulous band, in surprising, delightful venues

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ONLY BARRY JONES AND THE LIBERALS WILL

FIX THE MURDOCH WESTERN AUSTRALIA DRIVE CONNECTION

The Federal Liberal Government contributed $100 million to construct the Murdoch Drive Connection and give direct access to and from Fiona Stanley Hospital and Murdoch University from Kwinana Freeway and Roe Highway. The project should have:

Given all residents direct access to and from Kwinana Freeway and Roe Highway Reduced congestion around South Lake, Berrigan Drive and South Street

Given locals easier access to Fiona Stanley Hospital

BUT WA LABOR STUFFED UP THE ROAD DESIGN

After listening to a noisy minority, WA Labor removed access from Bibra Drive and Farrington Road to Roe Highway and the Kwinana Freeway. By removing accessways, WA Labor:

Forced RAT RUNS through Farrington Road to access Roe Highway

DENIED ACCESS to Roe Highway and the Kwinana Freeway for locals

Rammed MORE TRAFFIC through South Lake, Berrigan Drive and South Street to access the Kwinana Freeway Authorised by Ben Morton MP, Liberal Party of Australia, 6 Aveley Street, Willetton 6155. Street, WA Liberal Party of Australia, 6 Aveley Authorised by Ben Morton MP,

SEE WA LABOR'S CHANGES INSIDE ORIGINAL DESIGN WA LABOR’S FINAL DESIGN

DIRECT ACCESS FROM REDUCING TRAFFIC AND RAT NO DIRECT ACCESS FROM MORE TRAFFIC AND RAT FARRINGTON ROAD RUNS ON FARRINGTON ROAD FARRINGTON ROAD RUNS ON FARRINGTON ROAD Direct access to Kwinana Freeway Reduce congestion on No direct access to Kwinana More congestion on southbound and Roe Highway Farrington Road southbound and Roe Highway Farrington Road

Supporting locals in Coolbellup, Bibra Lake, Reducing traffic on local roads makes all of our Labor ignored locals in Coolbellup, Bibra Lake, Labor ignored locals who want safer roads and Kardinya, North Lake and Samson. communities safer. Kardinya, North Lake and Samson. better access to Fiona Stanley Hospital.

FIONA STANLEY FIONA STANLEY HOSPITAL REDUCED TRAFFIC HOSPITAL No more rat runs on Farrington Road IVE IVE going past schools, homes and shops DR DR AD FARRING FARRING N RO TON ROA D TON ROA FARRINGTO D ROA D MURDOCH MURDOCH FARRINGTON

IVE WA LABOR RAT RUNS DIRECT ACCESS FROM WA Labor are forcing rat runs

A DR IVE REMOVED FARRINGTON ROAD DIRECT ACCESS FROM to continue on Farrington

BIBR A DR FARRINGTON ROAD Direct access to Kwinana Road to access Roe Highway.

BIBR southbound and Roe One-way traffic only Highway SEE WA LABOR'S FINAL DESIGN exiting south from Murdoch Drive.

KWINANA FREEWAY

KWINANA FREEWAY NEXT PAGE HOPE ROAD HOPE ROAD

DIRECT ACCESS FROM WA LABOR ROE HIGHWAY BIBRA DRIVE ROE HIGHWAY REMOVED Direct access to Kwinana Authorised by Ben Morton MP, Liberal Party of Australia, 6 Aveley WA Street, 6155. Willetton DIRECT ACCESS FROM BIBRA DRIVE Freeway southbound, from Kwinana Freeway northbound One-way traffic only. and Roe Highway. You can only turn north CONGESTION towards Murdoch. AROUND SOUTH LAKE AND BERRIGAN DRIVE REDUCED CONGESTION WA Labor's changes push thousands Less traffic around South more cars onto North Lake Road Lake and Berrigan Drive and Berrigan Drive.

DIRECT ACCESS FROM LOCALS WANT THIS NO DIRECT ACCESS FROM WA LABOR DID NOT CONSULT BIBRA DRIVE ROAD FIXED BIBRA DRIVE WITH OUR COMMUNITY ENOUGH

Direct access to Kwinana Freeway Thousands of petition signatures No direct access to Kwinana WA Labor ignored locals' calls, Southbound and Roe Highway for this plan to get built Freeway southbound and Roe emails and petitions Highway Reducing congestion around South Lake and Hundreds more locals have signed petitions for Labor ignored locals who wanted less congestion Labor ignored locals who want better access to Berrigan Drive. the WA Labor Government to fix this road. around South Lake and Berrigan Drive. freeway, Roe Highway and Fiona Stanley Hospital. Authorised by Ben Morton MP, Liberal Party of Australia, 6 Aveley Street, Willetton 6155. Street, WA Liberal Party of Australia, 6 Aveley Authorised by Ben Morton MP,

THIS DESIGN WAS REJECTED BY WA LABOR - SEE NEXT PAGE WA LABOR’S BAD ROAD DESIGN DENIES YOU ACCESS

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ONLY BARRY JONES WILL FIX THE MURDOCH DRIVE CONNECTION BY:

Building accessways from Farrington Road and from Bibra Drive

Giving residents direct access to Kwinana Freeway southbound and Roe Highway

Reducing congestion around South Lake, Berrigan Drive and South Street Giving residents faster and easier access to Fiona Stanley Hospital

FIX THE MURDOCH DRIVE CONNECTION. VOTE BARRY JONES. Authorised by Ben Morton MP, Liberal Party of Australia, 6 Aveley WA Street, 6155. Willetton

(WHITE ballot paper) 1 WILLAGEE Vote You must number every box. STEP 1 Start here and number every JONES, Barry box. 1 LIBERAL PARTY BARRY 2 MITCHELL, Michael

3 TINLEY, Peter

6 POOLE, Susan JONES 4 DALRYMPLE, Mark LIBERAL FOR WILLAGEE 5 TOWNSEND, Felicity

ONLY BARRY JONES WILL FIX MURDOCH DRIVE CONNECTION

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