Tribute to Hit and Run Victim the Grandfather Who Was Left to Die on the Side of the Road After a Tragic Hit-And-Run in Beckenham Has Died As a Result of His Injuries

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Tribute to hit and run victim The grandfather who was left to die on the side of the road after a tragic hit-and-run in Beckenham has died as a result of his injuries. The family of 84- year-old John Peters said they were “absolutely devastated” by the loss of their grandfather, who died surrounded by family last week. “There are no words to describe our loss and the emotions we are feeling. It is truly tragic and traumatic the way Grandad lost his life,” granddaughter Kaitlin Dawson said on behalf of the family. Described as the family’s “pillar of strength”, Mr Peters leaves behind 12 grandchildren and two great- grandchildren. “He was a very active, strong-willed and independent person who The hospo industry is in the “kill zone”, according to Camfield owner Tim McLernon. Picture: Daniel Wilkins cared for our Nana, vol- unteered at multiple sporting community clubs, and was an active Latest lockdown a bitter blow for local hospitality member and volunteer at the RAAFA museum,” Ms Dawson said. “He most enjoyed cycling with his over-55 ON THE BRINK club group around the metropolitan area, but most of all he loved Sarah Brookes the owner of Australia’s restricted trading. capacity restrictions to es, a week or more of com- being surrounded by largest pub. “We can’t keep going like help them recover. plete shutdown followed by his family.” Hospitality businesses are Tim McLernon, owner of this,” he said. “This is the third lock- at least two to three weeks Mr Peters was in the “kill zone” and the the Camfield in Burswood, Mr McLernon said there down in less than six of patchy reopening trade cycling alongside Roe latest lockdown will be an- said the latest circuitbreak- was a huge level of frustra- months,” he said. with some levels of restric- Highway in Becken- other nail in their coffins er lockdown was a bitter tion amongst hospitality “It means another month tions in place. unless the vaccine program blow for an industry that ventures that had been being a complete write-off CONTINUED PAGE 3 is fast-tracked, according to had endured 16 months of banking on the removal of for all hospitality business- CONTINUED PAGE 4

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CAN July 1, 2021 NEWS 3 Sex charge bail denied

John Flint rate Vivian Edwards tim from behind. were contacted immediate- dents of indecent dealing because he posed an “unac- “A Coles employee ob- ly. with a child under 13,” the A 59-year-old man will ceptable risk to the public”. served the incident and con- “He represents just far too prosecutor said. remain behind bars until his Mr Norman appeared fronted the accused by great a danger to be released “(These were) convictions next court appearance in briefly in WA Magistrates shouting at him,” the police on bail.” in the District Court in 1994, three weeks after a magist- Court after being arrested prosecutor said. Mr Norman was charged 1998. rate was told he had brazen- last Friday night at the “The victim’s father with indecent dealings with “Again, in 1998, (there was ly molested a seven-year-old Waterford Plaza shopping turned around and observed a child under 13 years. a) conviction of carnal girl in public at a local Coles centre in Karawara. the accused (with his) right Police opposed the bail knowledge with an animal.” supermarket as she stood Police allege that while hand between the victim’s application, citing the dan- Ms Edwards remanded Mr near her father. the girl’s father was using legs, touching her bottom. ger Mr Norman presented Norman in custody until his Bruce Gordon Norman the self-serve checkout, the “The accused was fol- and his history of offending. next court appearance on was refused bail by Magist- accused approached the vic- lowed by security and police “They relate back to inci- July 19.

Family’s anger at death FROM PAGE 1

ham on the morning of June 11 when he was allegedly run down by an unregis- tered off-road motorcycle. He was left on the side of the road where a truck driv- er found him abandoned and in a critical condition along the busy highway. The 84-year-old, pictured, was rushed to Royal Perth Hospital, where he under- went multiple surgeries before he died. Ms Dawson said her family were extremely emotion- al and angry. “We are in complete and utter shock that someone For the lava could leave our grandad to die,” she said. Tyson Michael Denny, 23, has been charged by major science crash detectives in relation to the incident. The Lynwood man appeared in Perth Magist- Students conduct an experiment at the Great Science Share for Schools at Curtin Stadium. Pictures: Daniel James Grant rates Court on June 18— sporting a bucket hat and Students from Rostrata Pri- schools — attended the science and engineering. media campaign because of two black eyes — charged mary School in Willetton inaugural face-to-face Students talked about the pandemic. with several offences, were among those to attend event that is based on the their scientific interests Teachers from participa- including dangerous driving Australia’s first Great Sci- award-winning campaign and conducted experi- ting schools attended pro- causing grievous bodily ence Share for Schools at pioneered in Manchester, ments, all in an inclusive fessional learning in March harm, failing to render assis- Curtin Stadium recently, England. and non-competitive envi- and have been involved in tance and driving without a which aims to inspire They were encouraged to ronment. The event includ- planning the event since licence. schoolchildren to engage share their own scientific ed guests from the last year. It was financed It is expected the charges and have fun with science. questions and investiga- university and industry through seed funding from will be upgraded since Mr About 260 students — tions to raise the profile of after the global Great Sci- the WA Department of Peter’s death. including from West Leem- science in schools and ence Share for Schools was Jobs, Tourism, Science and Rostrata Primary School Mr Denny’s matter has ing and Yale primary inspire young people into moved to an online social Innovation. students. been adjourned until next month.

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While testing clinics were testing drivers’ patience in Perth’s north this week as thousands of people rushed to get tested for COVID-19, a drive-through clinic in Lath- lain was comparatively quiet. As Perth entered its first day of lockdown on Tuesday, WA Police stepped in to turn people away from some of Perth’s busiest testing clinics after huge queues caused A COVID drive-through testing clinic in Orrong Road, traffic chaos in the northern Lathlain. Picture: Andrew Ritchie suburbs. There were long lines at the front. People were 50 motorists waiting to be the Arena Joondalup pop-up advised to head to other clin- tested. Due to the high clinic with traffic controll- ics, including Clinipath’s demand Clinipath reopened ers warning drivers that it clinic on Orrong Road where all its drive-through clinics could take six hours to get to there was a queue of about on Tuesday. Hospitality hit again FROM PAGE 1 go at getting back to nor- closely following advice mal.” from authorities over the “In the absence of the Jason Dick, venue man- coming days,” it said on financial safety nets we ager of the Waverley Bre- Facebook. had in place this time last whouse at Westfield The Bentley Hotel and year, like JobKeeper and Carousel in Cannington, Belmont Tavern have also rent abatements, many took a more optimistic shut their doors. businesses will simply go tone, saying the decision to Blasta Brewing Compa- broke.” close the pub for the four- ny founder Steven Russell Mr McLernon said the day lockdown was frus- said confidence was only Government needed to trating but necessary. just returning to the sec- throw all its resources at “I get that businesses tor. vaccinating the popula- will lose money but overall The trading and capacity tion. the health of everyone is restrictions over the past “We seem to be caught in more important,” he said. 16 months had taken its toll the kill zone; lockdowns “I’d rather be in lock- on staff and businesses. due to one or two cases and down for a short period of “It has been tough on all the only way out of that is four days than longer if the service-related businesses to get the population to 80 virus spreads. and our hospitality sector per cent plus vaccina- “Hopefully we will has had a particularly tions,” he said. bounce back quicker than rough time,” Mr Russell “WA currently has the last time and we aren’t in said. lowest percentage of doses lockdown for two weeks.” He had had to cancel administered in the coun- Mr Dick said most of the many bookings and events, try whereby we haven’t ad- businesses at Westfield some made months in ministered more than Carousel had decided to advance, in the wake of the 12,500 shots in one day close for the duration of four-day snap lockdown. since we started in Febru- the lockdown. The River- “The school holidays ary. ton Bar and Grill has also would normally mean we Starting Tuesday 13th July, 2021 “I can’t understand why closed following the Pre- would have extra trade we are not throwing abso- mier’s announcement. with families coming in to lutely every resource we “The wellbeing of our enjoy themselves and have have into getting as many guests and team members some nice food but this will people as possible vacci- is paramount to us and our most likely not happen nated so that we can have a hospitality experts will be now.” Are YOU lookingfora rewarding career?

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Tapping fountain Hunt for of youth pest ants Jenne Brammer The Department of Pri- mary Industries and Region- An exotic ant that could al Development said it was threaten Australia’s native working with logistics and flora and fauna has been dis- commercial businesses in covered in suburbs across the metropolitan area to Perth, including Welshpool, eradicate the pest, while the sparking a major eradica- Commonwealth Depart- tion effort by the State and ment of Agriculture, Water Federal governments. and the Environment is The African black sugar undertaking surveillance, ant was found in seven loca- tracing and treatment activ- tions along a freight corri- ities to prevent its spread. Rossmoyne High students Aimee Chen, dor between North DPIRD technical manager Aleya Voon, Gerda Lebedeva and Ruphie Fremantle and Forrestfield, John van Schagen said sev- Yang with councillors Amanda Spencer-Teo and movement restrictions eral infested sites had been and Ben Kunze. Picture: Andrew Ritchie have been put in place for treated. businesses at high-risk sites. “Surveillance at the com- The detection marks the mercial property where the The City of Canning will was inspired after hearing more in the future.” Rossmoyne Senior High first time the invasive pest initial detection was made explore new ways to from four young Ross- Cr Kunze, a former Ross- School humanities and has been found in Australia. identified a nest with two involve young people in moyne Senior High School moyne Senior High School social sciences teacher Shiny dark brown in col- queens in a large pile of local government after ac- girls who attended council student himself, said he Emily Donders said the our, measuring 2-3mm in green waste material, which knowledging past attempts a few months ago to speak was eager to see the City direct involvement of length and often appearing has since been treated and to engage youth had failed about the Shelley Beach engage politically-minded youth in their communities in high numbers, the ants removed,” he said. to cut through. Masterplan. students and give them an was essential to growing are known to occupy bush- “Further activities and The council supported a “Unfortunately, the City opportunity to see local strong, democratic, and land habitats. treatment are now under motion from Crs Amanda of Canning has not had the government up close and in active citizens. The ants can rapidly form way to contain and eradicate Spencer-Teo and Ben best success engaging with action. “Local government has super colonies by establish- the pest at all the remaining Kunze at their last meeting its youth, even when the “There is a difference be- at their disposal passion- ing interconnected nests, infested sites.” that called on the chief issues are specifically tween theory and reality, ate, intelligent, innovative with a single colony able to Mr van Schagen said executive to investigate about young people,” she and whilst school students and critical thinkers who spread for hundreds of while winter weather had ways to strengthen rela- said. “After hearing those learn the Westminster sys- have energy, care and time square kilometres. reduced the ant’s activity, it tionships with local sec- four students passionately tem and about government to put into community pro- They also have a vora- was important that any ondary schools to involve present to council, I wanted in Australia, unfortunately jects who need to be invited cious appetite, which can sightings of unusual ants be young people in local to do something to try and there is little appreciation to the table as they are include other insects and reported to DPIRD. government. make sure the City of Can- for what local government often over looked,” she small vertebrates. They also “We encourage people to Cr Spencer-Teo said she ning engages its youth is,” he said. said. eat plastic and damage elec- report any ant sightings to trical equipment. DPIRD,” he said.

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CAN July 1, 2021 NEWS 7 Ready, willing and able to work Paul Bolton is the type of in online sales, my skills Budget employee every business and my role quickly shifted dreams of: enthusiastic, into IT. highly skilled, tertiary “I had completed a qualified, and with years of degree in business and experience in Perth and computing, which gave me abroad. most of my technical skills. He is a self-confessed “My first job in the UK balance adventure junkie who loves was a web services officer Dave Friedlos which includes $31.6m to flying. and then on to many IT- maintain and expand trans- Mr Bolton also has a dis- related jobs around the The City of Canning has port and other infra- ability. UK.” passed its annual budget for structure; $20.8m to manage As the main man for IT Ms Kiely said employees the next year, described by urban forests, parks and support at Good Sammy’s like Mr Bolton were skilled, Mayor Patrick Hall as a “fine sporting reserves; $17m to head office in Canning highly capable and pas- balancing act”, as it sets out manage recreational facili- Vale, he’s lucky enough to sionate about their work. on a three-year plan to re- ties; $15.6m to manage waste be within the 48 per cent of “More than 80 per cent of store the books after a dec- and recycling; $10.2m for the working age Australians working age (15-64) people ade of deficits. City Centre regeneration with disability who are with disability need no The City adopted the bud- program; and $3.9m to com- employed. additional support from get at a special meeting last munity safety. Good Sammy chief exec- their employer to work,” week, the highlights of The minimum residential utive Melanie Kiely said she said. which include more than rate will rise by $50 per almost 200,000 working age Mr Bolton said he want- $150 million in infra- annum, with a correspond- West Australians with a ed to break stereotypes structure investment, ing rise in the average rate of disability were unem- about people with disabili- reduction in operating $55 per annum. ployed. ty as he continued to forge expenditure of $3 million Mr Hall said it was an “At a time when busi- ahead with his career. and a rates increase of 4.5 investment in the City’s nesses are battling to fill “Good Sammy helps me per cent. future. positions, it’s staggering to by not treating me like I’m Councillors Graham Bar- “The central theme of the think there’s an untapped different,” he said. ry and Craig Sweeney budget is investment and employment pool going “They see me for the opposed the measures. Cr consolidation,” he said. “All begging,” she said. skills I have. Barry criticised past deci- services, renewals and Mr Bolton started work “My ultimate goal here is sions that led to deteriora- upgrades have been careful- in the Good Sammy retail to have my own IT team and tion of the finances, ly considered to ensure our stores four years ago before be the head of IT across the describing the current bud- sustainable future.” being promoted to IT and organisation.” get as “collectively financing Cr Yaso Ponnuthurai administration support for Across Perth, there are unfunded plans from the flagged a one-page summary the whole Good Sammy organisations that offer past”, while Cr Sweeney said of City income and expendi- Enterprises. Good Sammy employee Paul Bolton wants to break support to people with a the situation was not the ture that would be attached “I love to travel and have stereotypes about hiring people with a disability. disability and the business- fault of ratepayers and there to monthly financial reports been all around Europe, es that employ them. were insufficient strategies to give councillors a better America, Africa and Aus- so have had a couple of les- parachute jumping too. For more information, to reduce internal costs to picture of finances in the tralia,” he said. sons flying a plane, and “Once I moved to head visit @InclusiveEmploy- address holes in the budget. future. “I also love being up high, been hot air ballooning and office and started working mentWA on Facebook. But the remaining coun- Rates notices will be dis- cillors supported the budget, tributed this month.

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CAN 8 NEWS July 1, 2021 Over the moon

Researchers at Curtin Univer- researchers used world-class around 4.2 billion years, only sity have played a role in analytical equipment to accu- about 350 million years youn- uncovering the four-billion- rately date the sample and ger than the entire solar sys- year-old story of a lunar sam- perform sophisticated simu- tem, making it a precious ple brought from the Moon to lations. sample for learning about the Earth by the manned Apollo Co-author Associate Pro- Moon’s evolution and our 17 mission more than 50 fessor Katarina Miljkovic said planet’s origins,” she said. years ago. the international collabora- “The analytical work found The collaboration — involv- tion connected a tiny lunar that it experienced not one ing scientists from the UK, sample investigated on a but two impact events; the Canada, Sweden and Austra- microscopic scale with the second impact transported lia — aimed to analyse the moment when the Moon’s the sample near to its resting ancient rock sample through surface was smashed by a place, where it was collected a modern lens to find out its major impact event. by astronauts.” age, which crater it came “Dating techniques sug- Professor Phil Bland said from and its geological trajec- gested this sample from the Curtin was proud to have tory. Moon’s Serenitatis Basin is played an integral part in That modern lens was pro- uncovering this story, which Queens Park Primary principal Julie Loader (left) and drama teacher Ian Banks vided, in part, by both Cur- provided an invaluable refe- (right) with students Venkat Lanka, Bese Mousa, Richie Pereira and Supra Alluru. tin’s Geoscience Atom rence point to under- Probe Facility and stand the bomb- Space Science and ardment history of Seasons greetings for commuters Technology the Earth-Moon Centre, where system. Major works have begun on based around the Noongar The centre will also the Leach Highway and six seasons on one side, with receive other vegetation for Welshpool Road intersection students’ handprints on the the rehabilitation of native upgrade but it is a colourful other. animals. new addition that is drawing It is part of an The $136 million project the eye of some of the environmental focus from to improve one of the 50,000 commuters that project supervisors, with State’s most dangerous and travel through it daily. parts of cleared trees congested intersections A shipping container on donated to local wildlife includes a new bridge taking site that will be used for the organisations. Leach Highway over duration of the project has Kaarakin Black Cockatoo Welshpool Road, a been decorated in striking Conservation Centre will use roundabout under the new Aboriginal art by artist Justin branches of a marri tree for bridge, duplication of the Martin from Djurandi perches in its aviaries, while Leach Highway bridge over Dreaming with help from WA Wildlife will use the the railway and a shared Queens Park Primary School trunk of a jarrah tree for its path along Leach Highway students. new wombat enclosure and from Sevenoaks Street to The artwork’s theme is dingo enclosure. Orrong Road.

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CAN 10 EXHIBITION July 1, 2021 Engaged in Greece Tanya MacNaughton victory, Nike. and he said he had aimed to “It’s about the human curate an exhibition to British Museum curator Dr spirit of competition enthral people of all ages Peter Higgs would usually channelled through the with varying knowledge of join the museum’s ancient Greek’s eyes,” the ancient Greek world. travelling exhibitions to Higgs, who has been at the “I hope people enjoy oversee the opening events British Museum for 28 every piece and I think and present special talks, years, said. that’s what is great about lectures and tours. “The Greek world was these spotlight exhibitions However, these are not not a compared to large normal times and Higgs museums where was confined to working there’s millions of in London instead of objects from all over making his first trip to the world; it’s very Australia with difficult to engage Ancient Greeks: with all of them Athletes, Warriors because it just takes and Heroes, showing too much time and as WA Museum Boola energy,” the Bardip’s first major University of Liverpool international exhibition graduate said. before heading to Canberra “In an exhibition, we and Auckland. often find people look Having started as a small Objects in the at every object because travelling exhibition Ancient Greeks they want to get their around the UK, Ancient exhibition. money’s worth but also Greeks: Athletes, Warriors don’t want to miss out on and Heroes grew into this very unified place with anything. larger exhibition, different states and nations “Even the smaller pieces delighting Higgs to be able fighting each other for land, get that attention.” to share objects from the resources and power. Higgs said, as a curator, British Museum collection “You had kings with great the most thrilling part of around the world. egos fighting against each his job was taking people on It is filled with a mixture other, but also then tours to view the exhibition of 178 Greek sculptures, competing in the Olympic through their eyes. vases, armour, jewellery, and other games as Greeks “It’s the way the public coins, metal works and got together in peace to engage with it that excites ancient sporting artefacts, show off their athletic you the most,” he said. including a frieze block prowess.” from the Mausoleum at Higgs has been captivated Halicarnassus, one of the by sculpture since an early Ancient Greeks: Athletes, Seven Wonders of the childhood fascination with Warriors and Heroes is at Ancient World, and items a classical marble statue in WA Museum Boola Bardip Ancient Greece British Museum curator Dr Peter Higgs. featuring Greek goddess of his great-uncle’s garden until November 7. Pictures: Trustees of the British Museum

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A message from the Mayor Sign up to eRates and save I am pleased to announce that the City of Canning has adopted its 2021/2022 Annual Budget which Go paperless with your rates and avoid charges is aimed at returning the City’s finances to a stronger and more sustainable position. for instalment notices received by post. Each instalment notice is $1.65 (including GST) for The unforeseen financial implications of COVID-19 significantly impacted the City’s finances across postage and handling. Accounts receiving a the 2020-2021 financial year and the losses sustained during that period - and the continued pensioner or senior rebate are excluded from the uncertainty around COVID, requires this Council to deliver a budget which is fair to its ratepayers charge. Sign up and save today: canning.wa.gov. but which is also responsible. au/eRates A phased approach will see the City’s operating expenditure reduced by $3 million per annum over the next three years and an incremental increase in rates which will initially see an average residential rate increase of $1.42 per week, per household – with pensioners paying significantly less than $1 per week after applying the pensioner discount. These necessary measures will set the City of Canning on a path to a balanced budget and will allow us to continue to Rates incentive deliver a quality of living and a standard of services and amenities which are the envy of many Ratepayers who pay in full by Friday 27 August municipalities, yet – despite the incremental increase in rates Canning will remain one of the will go in the draw to win one of 10 Get Active lowest rating local governments across the Perth metropolitan area. Canning experiences. The experience (valued In 2021-22 the City will invest a total of $157 million into the delivery of infrastructure and services to the community. This includes: at $950 each) includes a Leisureplex Plus • $20.8 million to manage urban forests, parks and sporting reserves Membership and 18 holes of golf at Whaleback • $1.1 million supporting community connection and activation Golf Course. • $3.9 million dedicated to community safety • $31.6 million to maintain and expand transport and other infrastructure • $15.6 million to manage our waste and recycling • $3.2 million to provide, expand and improve our community facilities • $17 million to manage our recreational facilities Experiencing hardship? • $10.2 million for City Centre regeneration program. If you are experiencing financial hardship and This budget was a fine balancing act and I am very proud of what Council and the City administration have achieved together on are having diculty paying you rates, please behalf of the community. All services, renewals and upgrades have been carefully considered to ensure our sustainable future. contact us so we can help you make alternative For more information about the budget, ratepayer benefits and incentives visit canning.wa.gov.au/yourrates arrangements for payment on 1300 422 664. If you’re a concession card holder, contact us to determine your eligibility to receive a rebate on your rates. Mayor Patrick Hall

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CAN July 1, 2021 BOOKS 11 Finding the light Tanya MacNaughton and tons of experiences and Tshidibu and dancer Drew putting it all in a book Holloway to 16-year-old Bangalore-based seemed to be a way of Boudene Huckle helping photographer and saying ‘thank you’ and refine his underwater filmmaker Parabjeet Singh dedicating it to life’s photography. has written more than just surprises.” He said the book threw a thank you note to Perth Those who helped Singh light on aspects of mental after being unexpectedly through this difficult period health and inspiration that stranded here when included the were prominent parts of his the pandemic hit in family of his story. 2020, in what was best friend “After I reached rock supposed to be the Abhinav Sarna, bottom, I was lost, lonely, first pit stop of an with whom he stuck in another country, around-the-world trip. lived during the left with nothing but my After finally being year. love and passion to tell able to return home There is also stories through my work,” in January, Singh, Jeremy Atlan, Singh said. “I am a pictured, decided to who not only storyteller at heart and channel his hired him to enjoy listening to people tell emotionally and work as a school me theirs. I had many financially complicated photo stories when I got back and year-long stay into coffee photographer when Singh I chose 15 stories out of the table book Light, featuring was on the verge of having lot that were my favourites. the people of Perth who he to sell his photographic “I wasn’t too serious credits as being his light at equipment to cover about it at first but after I the end of the tunnel. expenses but also organised put the stories together and “I had no plans of writing a car for him to use. read them all at once, I this book while I was in For Singh, photography is knew instantly this was Perth and it wasn’t until not just about pointing and something I really wanted after I came back home to shooting his camera: it to do. India when the whole idea involves learning about his “I can safely say a part of A photograph came about,” Singh said. “I subject and what makes me is still in Perth.” of Boudene had a bunch of stories, them unique — from Light, White Falcon Huckle from unforgettable memories Congolese model Astrid Publishing, $49.99. Light. Picture: Parabjeet Singh

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CITY OF CANNING LOCAL HERITAGE SURVEY REVIEW CALL FOR NOMINATIONS TheCityofCanninginvitesnominationsforplaceswithoutstanding cultural heritage value for consideration as part of the City's review of its Local Heritage Survey (formerly known as Municipal Heritage Inventory).Thereviewisatimelycelebrationofthe150thyear anniversary of local government in the City of Canning. TheCityisintheearlystagesofthereview,whichaimstoascertain places of significance to be considered for assessment. Once the assessmentsofpotentialplaceshavebeenmade,thedraftLocal HeritageSurveywillbepresentedtoCouncilforendorsementfor formal community consultation. Ifyouhavedetailsofplaceswithculturalheritagevaluewithinthe City,weaskthatyououtline; • Why the place is considered to hold cultural heritage value; • A brief physical and historical description of the place; • A description of the heritage signicance of the place; and • The importance the place may have to the history of the City. To find out more and to share your nominations, visit the City’s ‘Your Say Canning’ website atyoursaycanning.com.au. Nominations are open until the 15 July 2021. Stephen Cain Acting Chief Executive Officer

WE’RE PROPOSAL TO UPGRADE VODAFONE MOBILE ON THE PHONE BASE STATION AT CANNING VALE INCLUDING 5G JOB 6316 Leeming: Canning Landfill and Recycling Facility, Ranford Road, Canning Vale WA 6155 (RFNSA 6155008) The Eagles and the Western Bulldogs battle it out at an empty Optus Stadium on Sunday. 1. The proposed facility consists of the addition of new equipment and When it associated works, including 5G, as follows: comes to • Removal of existing Vodafone antennas and equipment Employment, • Installation of three (3) panel antennas, 2.7m long, on a your local new headframe • Installation of three (3) panel antennas, 0.8m long, on the Community new headframe Eagles in revenue Newspaper • Installation of ancillary equipment including fifteen (15) remote matches the radio units, antenna mounts and cabling right people 2. Vodafone regards the proposed installations as Low-impact with the right Facilities under the Telecommunications (Low-impact Facilities) Determination 2018 (“The Determination”), based on the positions description above. 3. In accordance with Section 7 of C564:2020 Mobile Phone appeal to fans PLACE Base Station Deployment Code, we invite you to provide WORK feedback about the proposal. Should you require further Sean Smith Mr Nisbett said the loss for the Bulldogs match to The club eked out a information or wish to comment, please contact Vanessa Wan of crowds at two home alleviate the strain on its $73,789 profit for 2020 after at Axicom, 02 9495 9000, [email protected] or PHONE Level 1, 110 Pacific Highway, St Leonards NSW 2065 by Friday The West Coast Eagles games already this year, 2021 revenues. paying a $1.17m royalty to 13 20 13 16 July 2021. Further information may also be obtained from have appealed to its mem- including the sell-out “I’d like to ask you to the WA Football Commis- www.rfnsa.com.au/6155008. bers to forgo compensa- against the Western Bull- please consider ... not sion. The result would tion for Sunday’s crowd dogs on Sunday, have requesting credit, to assist have been much worse but lockout against the West- potentially cost the Eagles the club through this peri- for cutbacks imposed by ern Bulldogs to help the more than $6.2 million in od of uncertainty,” Mr the Eagles to meet a halv- COMMUNITYCLASSIFIEDS CALL 13 20 13 club through its latest revenue. Nisbett said. ing of its revenue to $43m COVID-19 financial “And with the situation About 8000 members after being denied the crunch. constantly evolving last year pledged all or lucrative match-day and The Eagles’ chief execu- across the country, there part of their 2020 fee dur- corporate hospitality GUTTER CLEANING A NNOUNCEMENTS T RADES & SERVICES G tive Trevor Nisbett told is a real possibility of our ing the virus-interrupted income it pockets from ABS GUTTER CLEANING members in an email last remaining three home season. But considerably playing in front of a full 1/2 Price Winter Special + Roof Check Ph 0424 306 608 night that the impact on matches being subject to more opted to roll over Optus Stadium. C CHURCH NOTICES A ACCOUNTING the club of another dis- further capacity restric- part of their fees into 2021, After allowing for the SCRAP METAL TAX RETURNS, INDIV TRUST S rupted AFL season should tions,” he said. presenting a challenge for credits, membership reve- NATIONAL SUNDAY P-ship company, BAS, CPA LAW Mark of the Beast. acct, advice Ph 0421 004 920 CAR REMOVAL not be under-estimated, “I understand that our the club as it sought to nue crashed from $26.5m Free Book. armywith Cash Paid. Ph 0418 875 470 despite West Coast’s club is perceived as being rebuild its revenue base. to $8.1m. Hospitality reve- [email protected] COMPUTER C SERVICES much-vaunted financial among the more wealthy In its 2020 annual report nue was down from Advertise your strength. in the competition; how- released early this year, $14.3m to $4.6m and G ENERAL COMPUTER ISSUES? business online in The club came into 2021 ever, these are significant West Coast acknowledged match-day payments from On site service. Fixed fees. call 24/7 Ph Baz 0423 394 861 our Perth directory. carrying nearly $22.5 mil- losses and have the poten- the impact of the credit $9.4m to $3.3m. lion in member credits tial to impact the financial hangover, conceding it West Coast still finished W WANTED GENERAL after playing just five sustainability of the club expected its 2021 revenue 2020 with $32.5m in cash G GARDENING Contact 13 20 13 games in front of reduced in the longer term.” to fall “well below” the and a reduced $33m in ANTIQUES, MEDALS, COINS, Watches, old advertising, old ALDO’S GARDEN SERVICE crowds at Optus Stadium The Eagles are asking record $88.7m recorded in mainly fixed-term invest- bottles, anything old/ interesting. Maintenance, retic, lawn mowing LOOKLOCAL PH 0498 009 880 mulch & paving 0407 381 855 last year. members to forgo a credit 2019. ments.

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CAN 18 SPORT July 1, 2021 Redbacks take win over Buccs

The Perth Redbacks men’s and women’s teams were both in action on Saturday night against the Perry Lakes Hawks before the men took on the Geraldton Buc- caneers on Sunday in the shadow of snap lockdown restrictions. Two wins from the three games was not a bad return for the weekend. The men were on a four- game winning streak but up The Perth Redbacks and Geraldton Buccaneers played Nick Suban and Demon Brady Grey battle for possession. Picture: Jackson Flindell against one of the cham- under snap lockdown restrictions. Picture: Belinda Pike pionship fancies in Perry Lakes at Bendat Stadium, another 21 points, three seventh on the ladder and with the Hawks snapping rebounds, three steals and the women sixth. Finals hopes are fading Perth’s run 97-74. two assists while Maddie The Willetton Tigers men Zac Gattorna top-scored Allen just missed a triple- continued their winning South Fremantle’s laser- five. The 34-point victory The Demons went inside again for the Redbacks with double with nine points, 17 streak on Friday night, like accuracy in front of was built on the ruck dom- 50 just four times in the 21 points and seven rebounds and nine assists. albeit a narrow 76-74 win goals and dominant mid- inance of third-gamer second quarter during the rebounds while Louis The Redbacks hosted the over the lowly South West field division have exposed Hamish Free and a vibrant worst period of their insip- Timms put up 16 points and Geraldton Buccaneers on Slammers, following up the Perth as finals pretenders and creative contribution id display. four boards. Sunday, with the game going next night with a 94-76 win this season. from veteran Nick Suban. State defenders Blake Earlier, the Redbacks ahead under snap COVID re- over the Warwick Senators. The Bulldogs had 10 Suban finished with 23 Schlensog (22 disposals) women exacted some strictions that came into The men are third on the goals straight at half-time possessions, including a and Chad Pearson (31) rel- revenge for a four-point loss effect as the game started. ladder but have the highest at Fremantle Community game-high 21 kicks. ished the lack of pressure earlier in the season, record- The Redbacks bounced winning percentage with Bank Oval and finished Perth had not won a to mop up in the South Fre- ing an impressive 82-59 win. back impressively at Bel- just one loss and a game in with 15.5 (95) to Perth’s 8.13 quarter in the previous mantle defence. There were plenty of Red- mont Oasis to win 105-83. hand over the two teams (61). month and did not appear Perth forwards Mitch backs players who contrib- After a hot start, Louis above them. South looked set for a likely to challenge the Browne (2.4) and Sam uted, none more so than Timms had 20 points. Mar- The Tigers women scored massive victory until the reigning premiers with a Stubbs (0.4) provided more captain Jess Jakens, who shall Nelson top scored for a massive 100-44 win over the Demons played more short-kicking, sideways effective targets in the sec- delivered 25 points, 10 Perth with 28 points to go South West Slammers on direct football in the sec- game plan that played into ond half but blemished the rebounds, three steals and with seven rebounds and Friday night to cap off a win- ond half to outscore the the home team’s incisive excellent goal kicking by two assists. Makailah Dyer five assists. ning weekend. home team by six goals to rebounding approach. wasting their chances. continued her good form for The Redbacks men are Chris Pike

CAN 19 Motoring

Ready to go wild Ray Cully impressive. more challenging terrain, I wheel still in contact with 30.5, 24.2 and 23.8 degrees This fourby has good The independent front was very much aware of the ground. respectively. looks and a modern, well The Isuzu D-Max LS-U ticks suspension and electric easily damaged decorative This wasn’t a strong point It’s also comforting to thought out interior. the boxes for external steering work well together side steps and propensity to of the previous model, but have a manufacturer It’s loaded with aesthetics and interior to provide directional puncture the less-than-ideal Isuzu has made some include decent protection impressive technology and show and shine but has stability and light, easy 265/60 R18 road rubber. impressive recalibration for under-body components safety features to earn a Isuzu paid as much manoeuvrability. However, with careful with brake suppression with steel plate guards over five-star ANCAP crash attention to what underpins Vibration and noise placement, the 240mm of coming on sooner and more the sump, transfer case and rating. the fresh new design? generated by rapid small ground clearance allowed progressively, having less front of the fuel tank. It has boldly stepped Heading outside city corrugations and rough the LS-U to straddle most tendency to unsettle the The LS-U has a focus on forward and pulled no limits, the D-Max proved a surfaces is well isolated, obstacles with only the vehicle from its intended hard work and towing punches. comfortable and relaxed minimising its intrusion occasional belly scrape. path. duties. blacktop performer, with into the cabin. Engaging 4L as the track When traction is further The 3.0 litre four-cylinder ISUZU D-MAX good on-road dynamics Ease up on the throttle slowly changed into a compromised, activating turbo-diesel pushes 450Nm providing confident and twist the terrain succession of deeper ruts the electromagnetic rear between 1600rpm and VARIANT LS-U cornering through twisty command dial from 2H to and offset moguls, the diff lock sees the LS-U 2600rpm, providing a PRICE $49,900 back roads. 4H while travelling in a similar amount of flex to assert its authority on braked towing capacity of ENGINE 3.0-litre It wasn’t long before our straight line to distribute front and rear impressed challenging terrain. 3500kg. four-cylinder turbo-diesel LS-U was humming along engine torque equally from despite the front being The hill descent control You can throw 1055kg in OUTPUTS some secondary gravel front to rear, further independent. made easy work of loose the tub, which reduces to 140kW/450Nm roads. enhancing the LS-U’s Once a wheel gets lifted, gravel on a downhill run. 705kg if you run the max TRANSMISSION For an unladen dual-cab stability and cornering on the traction control The LS-U will confidently tow-ball load of 350kg. Six-speed automatic with rear commercial looser gravel. subdues the airborne cover most 4WD challenges But the 75-litre fuel tank FUEL ECONOMY overslung leaf springs, the Entering a less-used spinning wheel and with approach, ramp over won’t impress those keen 8.0L/100km ride comfort was track looking for some redirects the torque to the and departure angles of on touring.

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