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Page 4 - The Perth Voice, Saturday December 5, 2020 www.perthvoice.com Lyric plans out for comment FULL plans for the apartments interior and parts of the theatre’s significance of the place”. rules (it’s seven storeys instead of and 52 apartments on the upper to be built on the old heritage- external walls, retaining most of But the decision will be the permissible six), saying it’s a six floors. listed Lyric Theatre are now the front facade and some of the made by the state Development high quality design that’ll liven up The public comment period out for comment. other walls. Assessment Panel. the area. Lyric Lane gets upgrades closes December 9, and plans are Bayswater council lists it as a as part of the package, and will available in person at the council’s The plans for the seven-storey “category 2” heritage building, Leeway be co-located with a 262qm plaza 61 Broun Avenue civic centre or building show the developer stating “conservation of the place forecourt. The plans include a at engage.bayswater.wa.gov.au Australian Development Capital is highly desirable. Any alterations ADC are asking for some tavern, restaurant, fast food outlet (click the small “Development proposes to demolish the roof, or extensions should reinforce the leeway on the council’s planning and two shops on the ground floor, Applications” box). Littler baby Jesus

by DAVID BELL A BITE-sized Christmas Nativity play will return this year after Perth’s newly elected councillors overturned a decision of the city’s former commissioners. Back in August commissioners resisted Christian lobbying and voted not to go ahead with the $330,000 two-night nativity • The six storeys of apartments will go on top of the recently heritage- because of its lack of draw power. listed theatre but the developers say a tizzed up Lyric Lane is worth it. It also squeezes the crowd into Images by Klopper & Davis Architects. Supreme Court Gardens, and commissioners decided a five- night Christmas concert at Forrest Place would help spread people Some details were still fuzzy miracles?” out in case Covid kicks off again (including exact cost) when Mr Zempilas replied: “I believe (it’d also bring people closer to councillors voted, and the city’s in us opening our minds, opening shops). community manager Anne Banks- our hearts, and giving everything At the November 24 council McAllister told them it would be our very best shot. And if there is meeting new lord mayor Basil impossible to deliver a full scale a way to make it happen, a way Zempilas put up an urgent event given the timeframe and that is possible for us to make it business motion calling for the budget. The procurement process happen in 2020, then I think we reinstatement of the nativity. for the similarly-scaled Christmas should go for it.” He said he didn’t agree with concert events, a legal requirement Council endorsed his motion the commissioners’ decision. when local governments spend and after some quick toil by city “Christmas in the city. The significant amounts of cash, took staff over the last week it was Christmas Nativity. They go them nine weeks. announced on Tuesday that a together. It’s not difficult. I’d like Councillor Viktor Koh asked small one-night event will be held to see it reinstated,” he said. the lord mayor: “Do you believe in on December 13 in Forrest Place.

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by DAVID BELL HYDE PARK’S history and a splendid but long-forgotten fountain will feature in a walk and talk by two local researchers, with 2020 marking a century since the fountain was pulled down. Long-term Highgate resident • Brookman Fountain pictured Rodney O’Brien has spent years in a postcard, showing a dog delving into the park’s history, and wandering off after likely visiting is teaming up with garden history the water bowl. expert John Viska who’ll cover the botanical aspects of the walking some flowing water. tour. After many long and dusty “WA has always has this hours poring over old letters, inferiority complex,” he said, newspaper articles, surveyor’s pointing to letters to the editor maps and turn-of-the-century back in the day decrying our election material, Mr O’Brien has scrubby, sandy parks and located the spot where a grand demanding ornamental gardens. fountain once stood, having no rivals in the rest of Perth’s parks at Swamp the time. Despite its grandeur, Mr It probably didn’t help that O’Brien says “hardly anyone Hyde Park was still commonly visiting the park today would referred to as The Third Swamp know there was a fountain, Reserve. and those who do wrap it in The fountain was erected mythology”. in the central south of the park Back in 1899 one of the town’s by February 1900, built by the • Rodney O’Brien and John Viska will share a wealth of knowledge about Hyde Park’s history. Photo by David Bell most fabulously wealthy men Victorian fountain architectural WG Brookman was planning on modeller George Andrew Hastie running for Perth mayor at the Waugh. State Records Office. iron bands, but the timeline time, and after his death in 1919 next election, and donated ¬£50 of It was a star attraction; a Even among the few who know doesn’t match up for them to have the council decided to remove the his own money for a fountain in popular gathering point for about it there’s a popular falsity been melted down either: The statue. Hyde Park. families and couples, or children about its demise. They claim the fountain was removed in 1920, “It was removed in 1920,” Mr wanting to fish out the gold and fountain was iron, and it had to be after the war was over. O’Brien says, “to where, we really Envy silver fins, and true to the area’s melted down for The Great War Instead of being sacrificed don’t know,” but they continue dog-loving community today, the effort. to the war effort, the fountain’s their search to find more photos Mr O’Brien says Brookman’s small drinking fountain attached After extensive research, Mr inglorious end came about due to and details about the fountain’s idea would have appealed to even had a water bowl for dogs. O’Brien says the story doesn’t severe vandalism. life and fate. the growing population north of Today, while metal detectors hold water. The walk marks the 100th Perth. go wild at something under the He’s found letters from the time Vandalism anniversary of the fountain’s Similar fountains had been ground, there remains no visible clearly stating the fountain was removal and will touch on built in parks in Victoria for trace of the fountain. Mr O’Brien pressed cement, but it might’ve It had been a target years other tales of the park’s past. the Queen’s 1887 Jubilee, and was finally able to pinpoint the been given a false-ferric colouring before, and Waugh was brought All welcome and no registration Mr Viska believes a bit of local location just last year, after coming by minerals in the water or the in to replace it. But a more severe required, just come along to the ornament envy may have across a hand-drawn map by finish Waugh applied. attack in 1918 broke the pedestal. Lake Street entrance at 10am on contributed to the desire to see surveyor HF Moody held in the The fountain did have some Waugh was very ill by that December 12. Having Diffi culty on the Stairs? Maintain your independence, let Acorn Stairlifts keep you safe to enjoy your freedom!

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Page 6 - The Perth Voice, Saturday December 5, 2020 www.perthvoice.com by DAVID BELL AFTER five years’ dormancy a reincarnation of the Friends of Coolbinia Bushland has sprung up to take care of the Bradford Street remnant bush. In the years since the last group drifted away the spot’s become heavily overgrown with weeds like veldt grass, and the native vegetation including orchids has struggled. The Friends group’s revival has been prompted after its overarching body the Urban Bushland Council of WA got some federal funding for community environment groups. They were able to get some professional weeding done to make a dent and over the past couple of months volunteers have been in training to identify and strategically remove the pernicious weeds. Biodiverse FoCB’s Karen Lee tells us: “We had a really successful walk and talk in late August, where we had about 100 people in our community come and express an interest. A lot of them had never seen Bushland that bushland before, they had no idea how biodiverse it was,” Ms Lee said. The little strip of Australiana has more than 90 species of plants, plenty of birds and a Noah’s Ark of other little animals making a regeneration home there. “It was at a time when people • Friends of Coolbinia Bushland at their last weeding day in November, with Mount Lawley state Labor MP Simon Millman heading along to lend a were turning inward a bit, and weeding hand. thinking about how to care for places close to home.” so that feels really good,” Ms sustainably with the health of the Coolbinia are incredibly valuable weeding days for the holidays, A core group went on get Lee says. They’re “making bush”. to our community. but they’ll be back in the bush and involved in land care training, space for the bush to flourish, Mt Lawley state Labor MP “We are fortunate to have these looking for more volunteers early guided by experts from the Urban for that diversity of species to Simon Millman headed along patches of bush in our backyard, next year. Follow them via the Bushland Council. be maintained, [and] for our to their last weeding day for and I’m very pleased the Friends “Friends of Coolbinia Bushland” “We’ve weeded about 30 per community to know it’s there November and says “remnant group is up and running again.” Facebook page, or their page at cent of the bushland already, and to enjoy it and to coexist bushland areas such as the one in The group’s wound down its bushlandperth.org.au

www.perthvoice.com The Perth Voice, Saturday December 5, 2020 - Page 7 by STEVE GRANT A NEW four-hour documentary which seeks to unpack the colourful and controversial Rajneeshee movement in Fremantle during Blood orange the 1980s will premiere next month. The Beloved is the latest work by filmmaker Joseph London, who Unpacking the aftermath of the Rajneeshees grew up in Fremantle and had many childhood friends whose Cup in Fremantle; amidst a buying parents became devotees of Indian frenzy by wealthy syndicates the guru Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh. Aga Khan purchased Customs London said the Sannyasins or House and the Sannyasin’s lease Orange People were a “compelling came to an end. mystery that remained in the “Taking responsibility was fabric of the city” and 40 years a very powerful theme in the later the issue still touches raw aftermath,” says London. nerves. “Many didn’t take “I think there is a lot of responsibility; I think there unresolved aspects of that history, were many who viewed it as because the movement came very another opportunity for spiritual • Filmmaker Joseph London. strongly into the public focus, and understanding created by Photo by Pramad a part of that was that they had a Bhaghwan.” extroverted and eccentric presence lot of backlash,” London said. London says trying to on the city of Fremantle.” understand the notion of being a Interspersed with archival Exposed disciple was the area of the film he footage are extended scenes found most intriguing and foreign. of modern Fremantle, and the “There was a lot of bad press, “Discipleship frightens me Sannyasins still have a lasting particularly when the crimes of because it’s such a surrender of legacy in the Upmarkets and the leaders were exposed; many yourself,” he says. Norfolk Hotel which were built were put on the spot to justify He said while some former by a communal company - which what had happened, and many Sannyasins were reluctant to see employed women amongst its had difficulty doing that.” the issues brought to the surface, foreman – a rarity back then. He says the impact of those who spoke to him were keen But London says despite their separating children from their for an open dialogue. high-visibility in the city, there families, and educating them at a Many also came away from were few photographs available school near Pemberton created a the movement with profoundly to draw on because the one “lasting wound for the community positive memories. communal photographers images to come to grips with because a lot “It was a huge experience, and had all been lost, something he of kids who were sent down there so intense and so challenging that describes as “devastating”. were too young, and many parents it’s impossible to have come out of “They didn’t stop to take were recent annunciates and it was that without having experienced a photos; it was all about being in all a major shock to the system”. shift in yourself,” London says. the moment,” he says. The Sannyasins also ran a “They started the morning with The Beloved will be having just commune in Collie Street which dynamic meditation you could a single screening as part of the collapsed not long after the hear all the way up Collie Street. Revelation Perth International movement’s head ranch in Oregon “They did Kundalini Film Festival at Luna SX on folded and Bhagwan left America. meditation in the evening and Saturday December 12 from 11am. The end of the commune also they were charged and alive and If four hours seems a long stretch, • The Sannyasin community ran the vegetarian restaurant Zorbas, where coincided with the preparations there was parties. there will be intervals along the you might have to wait while your waiter went through a catharsis, but for the arrival of the America’s “They were a happy and way. Tix from lunapalace.com.au the after-meal dancing was legendary. Photo supplied

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• Donald Smith helps students prepare the illustrations. Dream makers • Sophia Brooks has this goal – and a bigger one – in front of by PIP WALLER family that it would make a good her. Photo by Steve Grant reconciliation project to involve ANCIENT Noongar the students, as well as provide Dreamtime stories, once sealed a healing opportunity for the in the archives of the Battye Noongar community. by STEVE GRANT compete for their place and those with her local club Fremantle City Library, have been released in a Mr Humphries’ great who don’t make the cut end up Football Club, school five-a-side collaborative effort to preserve grandson Donald Smith helped AN aspiring Young Matilda back at club level. team the Flamboyant Tacos and Noongar language and culture. run workshops for the students, has just taken a big step If commitment counts, she’s now the NTC. teaching them a Dreaming story On Wednesday, the Humphries towards her dream of halfway there: “Before I came here Sophia wasn’t always so which holds significant spiritual Reconciliation Project launched representing Australia by the I had done an hour of training,” passionate about soccer and it took value for Noongars and addresses a collection of books based on time she hits 16. Sophia says at her 9am photo repeated urging from her school the importance of family in stories recorded by Ballardong Sophia Brooks (13) has just won shoot. chums - who recognised her talent Indigenous culture. The students elder Clifford Humphries between a spot in an elite Football West “Every morning I do 2,300 - to finally get her on the pitch. drew native flora and fauna for the 1995 and a year before his death program designed to unearth the touches.” “My brother started playing illustrations. in 1998. next generation of Aussie stars. That means running through and I went down, but someone Anthropologist and Indigenous The first of Mr Humphries’ “I got into the National a series of different skills, such as vomited at training so I hated researcher Tim McCabe lived books, Aalidja Maali Yok Birrla- Training Centre; it’s basically circling the ball around her legs soccer – really hated it – for years,” with Mr Humphries and his wife Sophia says. ngat Kor-iddny (Swan Woman where they train girls for things or practising moves to fake an Leticia in Kellerberrin and worked But with a local role model to Returns to her River) was like the Matildas and the Young opponent. with Ms Meyer to create the drive her on; “I look up to Sam illustrated by students from the Matildas,” Sophia said. Having a soccer-made dad who Humphries Reconciliation Project. Kerr, she is so good and so funny,” Perth Waldorf School in Bibra Her place as a “full-timer” created a mini soccer pitch in the Dr McCabe said Mr Humphries Sophia now has a big incentive to Lake. will have come at someone else’s backyard also helps, so her before- dream was to bring his and his realise her goal. Project co-ordinator Elaine expense and Sophia says there’s school routine often involves wife’s language and traditions to “I want to play for the Matildas Meyer is a parent at the school no chance of cruising through now slamming a few shots into the his people and all the people of the by 16 because that’s when the and suggested to Mr Humphries’ she’s in; every year participants back of the net. Then there’s South West of Western Australia. training four or five times a week World Cup is in Australia.” You deserve a new kitchen!

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Christmas Concerts

When life gets hectic, a dose of calming Baroque music is the answer. Arcangelo Correlli’s Concerto Grosso No 4, a work for several soloists accompanied by orchestra, instantly sets the festive tone. The oboe concertos by Alessandro Marcello and Tomaso Albinoni (his 2nd) have ravishing slow movements, framed by jolly fast ones. Corelli’s Concerto per la notte di natale (= Christmas Concerto) creates a calm and lovely atmosphere to make this a rich • (top–bottom) The Tjanpi Desert Weavers by Annieka Skinner, map of the Canning Stock Route, and a Baroque fi rst half. Robert Fuchs was a highly regarded romantic section of the route in 2007 by Tim Acker/FORM composer in his lifetime and his Serenade 1 is a rarely heard jewel. Mozart’s Divertimento K138 exemplifi es everything we love about him: sweet charm, a hint of drama and sunny happiness.

WO special exhibitions It’s an epic tale of tragedy and track from Kimberley stations to showcasing Aboriginal comedy, obsession and trickery, markets in the south. Brilliantdesire and loss, solidarity andBoola This track, and the wells that culture are some of the highlightsT at the new WA sorrow — a universal drama were created along its length, played out in the night sky by became known as the Canning Museum Boola Bardip. Orion and the Pleiades, with a Stock Route. The award-winning Songlines: terrestrial creation story where Similar stock routes were Tracking the Seven Sisters is the the land has a starring role. established across Aboriginal culmination of more than five The project leading to this lands throughout Australia. years of collaboration between exhibition was initiated by The artworks in the exhibition Aboriginal communities and the Aboriginal elders who wanted depict the story, disruption, and National Museum of Australia. to preserve the Seven Sisters diabolical impact of one such It has the world’s highest stories for future generations track, told from the perspectives resolution six-metre-wide and custodians, while promoting of diverse Aboriginal peoples travelling dome, where visitors a broader understanding of whose country it crossed. are immersed in images of Seven songlines. It is a story of contact with Sisters rock art from the remote Songlines: Tracking the Seven kartiya (white people), of conflict Hannah Woolley Cave Hill site in South Australia, Sisters features significant and survival, of exodus and as well as animated artworks Western Australian stories, so return. Above all, it is a story Oboist Hannah Woolley and the transit of the Orion it is fitting that WA Museum of family, culture, country and constellation and the Pleiades Boola Bardip is the first venue resilience. In keeping with FCO’s goals of providing opportunities for star cluster. to present the exhibition outside Yiwarra Kuju means ‘one Highly immersive and Canberra, before it embarks on a road’ in Mandiljarra, a shared WA musicians, we are proud to announce the soloist debut experiential, visitors journey global tour. language used by the 10 of oboist Hannah Woolley. Hannah played in FCO before along the ancestral routes of the Yiwarra Kuju: The Canning Aboriginal language groups who studying in Sydney, being awarded the Patricia Lucas Music Seven Sisters as they flee across Stock Route is about the expansion participated in the making of Achievement Scholarship. In 2018 she went to The Netherlands deserts, pursued relentlessly by of the WA mining and pastoral the exhibition. Songlines closes a lusty sorcerer known as Nyiru industries in 1906, which led to on April 26 and Yiwarra Kuju in for further studies where she also performed with Philharmonie or Yurla. the surveying of a 1850km cattle November next year. Zuidnederland and Heritage Sinfonietta and took master classes with Gordon Hunt, Ivan Podyomov, Jean-Louis Capezzali, Pavel Sokolov, Rossana Calvi, and Ricardo Lopes.

Violinist and Leader Rachael Aquilina Rachael Aquilina’s insights into historically informed performance practice and abundance of energy ensure the performances will be a musical treat not to be missed.

Safety in Lucky WA We in WA must be the luckiest people on earth without any community transmission. So with a special Christmas program in venues big enough to observe social distancing, FCO celebrates the last concert in its 15th Anniversary series.

Saturday 19 December @ 3pm Basilica of St Patrick 47 Adelaide St Fremantle Sunday 20 December @ 3pm Government House Ballroom as part of the Restart the Arts with Government House initiative

Tickets available at the door 1 hour before the concerts (cash please) Prices: adults $40, concession $35, under 18 $20. For further information call 9335 6980 or 0438 933 250 www.fremantlechamberorchestra.com

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