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CONTENTS

PART 1 Page Casino Control Act 1984—Casino Control (Authorised Games) Amendment Notice 2006.... 6880 Court Security and Custodial Services Act 1999—Court Security and Custodial Services Amendment Regulations 2005...... 6877 Fines, Penalties and Infringement Notices Enforcement Act 1994— Fines, Penalties and Infringement Notices Enforcement Amendment Regulations (No. 3) 2005...... 6875 Fines, Penalties and Infringement Notices Enforcement Amendment Regulations (No. 4) 2005...... 6876 Police Act 1892—Police Force Amendment Regulations (No. 3) 2005...... 6879 Proclamations—Working with Children (Criminal Record Checking) Act 2004—No. 65 of 2004 6875

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PART 2

Consumer and Employment Protection...... 6881 Deceased Estates ...... 6915 Education and Training...... 6881 Health...... 6907 Heritage...... 6910 Local Government...... 6911 Minerals and Petroleum ...... 6911 Parliament...... 6913 Planning and Infrastructure ...... 6913 Racing, Gaming and Liquor...... 6914 Transport...... 6914

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30 December 2005 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 6875

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PROCLAMATIONS

AA101* WORKING WITH CHILDREN (CRIMINAL RECORD CHECKING) ACT 2004 No. 65 of 2004 PROCLAMATION Western Australia By the Honourable Justice David Kingsley Malcolm, Companion of the Order of Australia, Lieutenant-Governor and Administrator [L.S.] of the State of Western Australia DAVID KINGSLEY MALCOLM Lieutenant-Governor and Administrator I, the Lieutenant-Governor and Administrator, acting under the Working with Children (Criminal Record Checking) Act 2004 section 2 and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council, fix 1 January 2006 as the day on which that Act, other than sections 50, 51 and 52, comes into operation. Given under my hand and the Public Seal of the State on 20 December, 2005. By Command of the Lieutenant-Governor and Administrator, S. McHALE, Minister for Community Development. GOD SAVE THE QUEEN !

JUSTICE

JU301* Fines, Penalties and Infringement Notices Enforcement Act 1994

Fines, Penalties and Infringement Notices Enforcement Amendment Regulations (No. 3) 2005

Made by the Lieutenant-Governor and Administrator in Executive Council.

1. Citation These regulations are the Fines, Penalties and Infringement Notices Enforcement Amendment Regulations (No. 3) 2005.

2. The regulations amended The amendment in these regulations is to the Fines, Penalties and Infringement Notices Enforcement Amendment Regulations 2005*. [* Published in Gazette 13 May 2005 p. 2079-82.] 6876 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 30 December 2005

3. Regulation 2 repealed Regulation 2 is repealed.

By Command of the Lieutenant-Governor and Administrator,

G. M. PIKE, Clerk of the Executive Council.

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JU302* Fines, Penalties and Infringement Notices Enforcement Act 1994

Fines, Penalties and Infringement Notices Enforcement Amendment Regulations (No. 4) 2005

Made by the Lieutenant-Governor and Administrator in Executive Council.

1. Citation These regulations are the Fines, Penalties and Infringement Notices Enforcement Amendment Regulations (No. 4) 2005.

2. The regulations amended The amendments in these regulations are to the Fines, Penalties and Infringement Notices Enforcement Regulations 1994*. [* Reprinted as at 9 July 2004. For amendments to 2 November 2005 see Gazette 13 May and 9 September 2005.]

3. Regulation 8 replaced Regulation 8 is repealed and the following regulation is inserted instead — “ 8. Property that cannot be seized and sold under a warrant (1) For the purposes of the Act section 75(b), the following wearing apparel and personal items are prescribed — (a) wearing apparel of the offender to the value of $1 250; (b) wearing apparel of a dependant of the offender to the value of $1 250; (c) family diaries, photographs and portraits; (d) medical and dental aids and equipment. 30 December 2005 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 6877 (2) For the purposes of the Act section 75(c), the following household property items are prescribed — (a) kitchen and dining furniture and implements to the value of $1 250; (b) bedroom furniture and bedding of the offender to the value of $500; (c) bedroom furniture and bedding of a dependant of the offender to the value of $200; (d) laundry equipment to the value of $200; (e) electrical goods used for family entertainment to the value of $300; (f) books, software, computers and other equipment, used by a dependant of the offender for educational purposes to the value of $3 000. (3) For the purposes of the Act section 75(d), ordinary tools of trade, plant and equipment, professional instruments and reference books to the value of $2 500 used by the offender to earn income by personal exertion are prescribed. ”.

By Command of the Lieutenant-Governor and Administrator,

G. M. PIKE, Clerk of the Executive Council.

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JU303* Court Security and Custodial Services Act 1999

Court Security and Custodial Services Amendment Regulations 2005

Made by the Lieutenant-Governor and Administrator in Executive Council.

1. Citation These regulations are the Court Security and Custodial Services Amendment Regulations 2005.

2. The regulations amended The amendments in these regulations are to the Court Security and Custodial Services Regulations 1999*. 6878 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 30 December 2005 [* Published in Gazette 17 December 1999 p. 6226-8. For amendments to 17 November 2005 see Western Australian Legislation Information Tables for 2004, Table 4, p. 72.]

3. Regulation 5 replaced Regulation 5 is repealed and the following regulation is inserted instead — “ 5. Prescribed lock-ups The places listed in the Table to this regulation are prescribed as lock-ups for the purposes of the Act. Table Albany The part of the Albany Justice Complex, located at 184 Stirling Terrace, Albany, that is — (a) the central portion of the northern side of the building; and (b) used as a lock-up facility and court custody centre. Carnarvon The building located at Lot 1328 Robinson Street, Carnarvon, that is — (a) adjacent to the Carnarvon courthouse; (b) adjacent to the Carnarvon police station; and (c) used as a lock-up facility. Kalgoorlie The part of the Kalgoorlie Police Complex, located at 57 Brookman Street, Kalgoorlie, that is — (a) the eastern portion of the building; and (b) used as a lock-up facility. ”.

4. Regulation 18 amended Regulation 18(1) is amended as follows: (a) at the end of paragraph (b) by deleting the full stop and inserting a semicolon instead; (b) after paragraph (b) by inserting the following paragraph — “ (c) ankle cuffs made of webbing and lockable by use of padlocks (known as ankle ribbands). ”.

By Command of the Lieutenant-Governor and Administrator,

G. M. PIKE, Clerk of the Executive Council.

30 December 2005 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 6879

POLICE

PO301* Police Act 1892

Police Force Amendment Regulations (No. 3) 2005

Made by the Commissioner of Police, with the approval of the Minister, under section 9 of the Act.

1. Citation These regulations are the Police Force Amendment Regulations (No. 3) 2005.

2. The regulations amended The amendments in these regulations are to the Police Force Regulations 1979*. [* Reprinted as at 15 June 2001. For amendments to 18 October 2005 see Western Australian Legislation Information Tables for 2004, Table 4, p. 306-7.]

3. Regulation 621 amended (1) Regulation 621 is amended as follows: (a) before “A member” by inserting the subregulation designation “(1)”; (b) by deleting “after having been ordered by the Commissioner to cease such trade, business, profession or employment.” and inserting instead — “ without the approval of the Commissioner or a commissioned officer. ”. (2) At the end of regulation 621 the following subregulation is inserted — “ (2) The approval under subsection (1) must be given in accordance with, and subject to, any instructions or directions issued by the Commissioner. ”. Date: 22 November 2005. Signed: K. J. O’CALLAGHAN, APM, Commissioner of Police. Approved: M. ROBERTS, Minister for Police and Emergency Services. 6880 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 30 December 2005

RACING, GAMING AND LIQUOR

RG301* Casino Control Act 1984

Casino Control (Authorised Games) Amendment Notice 2006

Given by the Gaming and Wagering Commission of Western Australia under section 22(1).

1. Citation This notice is the Casino Control (Authorised Games) Amendment Notice 2006.

2. Principal notice amended The Casino Control (Authorized Games) Notice 1985* given under section 22(1) of the Casino Control Act 1984 is amended after the item “Rapid Roulette” by inserting the following item — “ Rapid Sic Bo ”. [* Published in Gazette 20 December 1985, p. 4825. For amendments to 19 April 2005 see Western Australian Legislation Information Tables for 2004, Table 4, p. 42-3 and Gazette 22 April, 13 May, 4 November and 2 December 2005.] Dated 20 December 2005. For the Gaming and Wagering Commission of Western Australia. D. HALGE, Chief Casino Officer.

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30 December 2005 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 6881

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CONSUMER AND EMPLOYMENT PROTECTION

CE401* WEIGHTS AND MEASURES ACT 1915 APPOINTMENTS It is hereby notified that His Excellency the Governor in Executive Council has appointed Mr Anthony Michael Cuccaro and Ms Patricia Blake as Inspectors, Weights and Measures, Trading Standards Branch, Department of Consumer and Employment Protection, Perth, in accordance with Section 6 of the Weights and Measures Act 1915. Dated this 13th day of December 2005. PATRICK WALKER, Commissioner for Fair Trading.

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CE402 CHARITABLE COLLECTIONS ACT 1946 REVOCATION OF LICENCES I, John Kobelke being the Minister administering the Charitable Collections Act 1946, acting in the exercise of the powers conferred by subsection (3) of section 12 of that Act, hereby give notice that I have revoked the licence of the organisations listed below— • ISOLATED ISLAND OUTREACH INC Dated this 19th day of December 2005. JOHN KOBELKE, MLA, Minister for Consumer and Employment Protection.

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

ED401* SCHOOL EDUCATION ACT 1999 DECLARATION OF LOCAL-INTAKE AREAS FOR SCHOOLS WITH PRIMARY STUDENTS (PURSUANT TO SECTIONS 60, 78, 79 AND 80) The Hon. Minister for Education has declared that the local-intake areas for the schools listed hereunder shall be as stated in this notice. Children of compulsory school age who reside within the local-intake areas stated shall be entitled to attend the schools to which such local-intake areas apply if there is an appropriate educational program for them at that school. Children who reside outside these local-intake areas may apply to attend the schools to which such local-intake areas apply. PAUL ALBERT, Director General of Education and Training. ARBOR GROVE PRIMARY SCHOOL The following defines the local-intake area for this school— From the junction of Gnangara Road and Pinaster Parade, north and north east along Pinaster Parade to The Promenade, east along The Promenade to the most easterly point on the proposed section of this road (as shown in the 2004 StreetSmart Street Directory), north from this point to the proposed section of The Broadway, east and north along the proposed section of The Broadway to the locality boundary between Ellenbrook and The Vines, generally north along the locality boundary between Ellenbrook and The Vines to Maralla Road, west along Maralla Road to the proposed Perth Darwin , south and south west along the proposed Perth Darwin Highway to Gnangara Road and east along Gnangara Road to Pinaster Parade. The boundary parts of Pinaster Parade (north west side), The Promenade (north side), The Broadway (both sides) and Gnangara Road (north side) are included within the local-intake area of this school. The boundary parts of Maralla Road (both sides) are excluded from the local-intake area of this school. 6882 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 30 December 2005

The following defines an optional area between Arbor Grove Primary School and Upper Swan Primary School— From the junction of West Swan Road and Millhouse Road, south west along West Swan Road to the locality boundary between Belhus and Ellenbrook, north along this locality boundary to the dam at Coruna Park, north west from the dam to the western end of Millhouse Road, north from the western end of Millhouse Road to a point on the locality boundary between Ellenbrook and The Vines nearest the southern end of Taittinger Grove), west, north, west and north along this locality boundary to Maralla Road, east along Maralla Road to the railway line, south east along the railway line to the locality boundary between The Vines and Upper Swan, west and south along this locality boundary to Ellen Brook, south and west along Ellen Brook to Millhouse Road and south along Millhouse Road to West Swan Road. The boundary parts of West Swan Road (north side) and Millhouse Road (both sides) are included within this optional area. The boundary parts of Maralla Road (both sides) are excluded from this optional area. BICTON PRIMARY SCHOOL The following defines the local-intake of this school— From the intersection of and , west south west along Canning Highway to Whittle Court, north along Whittle Court to Birdwood Circus West, north along Birdwood Circus West to Birdwood Circus, north along Birdwood Circus to Phipps Street, north along Phipps Street to the northern end of that street, north west from the northern end of Phipps Street to the Swan River foreshore, north east and east along the Swan River foreshore to the northern extension of Stock Road, south along this extension and continuing south along Stock Road to Canning Highway. The boundary parts of Canning Highway (north side) are included within this local-intake area. The boundary parts of Whittle Court (both sides), Birdwood Circus West (both sides), Birdwood Circus (both sides), Phipps Street (both sides) and Stock Road (both sides) are excluded from this local-intake area. Students resident in the boundary part of Stock Road (both sides) are entitled to attend either Bicton Primary School or Attadale Primary School. The following defines an optional area between Bicton Primary School and Attadale Primary School— From the intersection of Canning Highway and Stock Road, north along Stock Road to Preston Point Road, south east along Preston Point Road to Canning Highway, and west south west along Canning Highway to Stock Road. The boundary parts of Preston Point Road (south west side) and Canning Highway (north side) are included within this optional area. The following defines an optional area between Bicton Primary School and Richmond Primary School— From the intersection of Petra Street and Canning Highway, east north east along Canning Highway to Whittle Court, north along Whittle Court to Birdwood Circus West, north along Birdwood Circus West to Birdwood Circus, north along Birdwood Circus to Phipps Street, north along Phipps Street to the northern end of that street, north west from the northern end of Phipps Street to the Swan River foreshore, south west along the Swan River foreshore to the northern extension of Petra Street, south along this extension and south along Petra Street to Canning Highway. The boundary parts of Canning Highway (north side), Whittle Court (both sides), Birdwood Circus West (both sides), Birdwood Circus (both sides), Phipps Street (both sides) and Petra Street (east side) are included within this optional area. The following defines an optional area between Bicton Primary School and Palmyra Primary School— From the intersection of Canning Highway and Stock Road, south along Stock Road to Hammad Street, west along Hammad Street to Petra Street, north along Petra Street to Canning Highway and east north east along Canning Highway to Stock Road. The boundary parts of Stock Road (west side), Hammad Street (both sides), Petra Street (east side) and Canning Highway (south side) are included within this optional area. BEELIAR PRIMARY SCHOOL The following defines the local-intake area of this school— From the junction of Beeliar Drive and Tindal Avenue, south along Tindal Avenue to Fancote Avenue, east along Fancote Avenue to Henderson Road, south along Henderson Road to Russell Road, south east along Russell Road to a point due south of the centre of Kogolup Lake, north from this point on Russell Road through Thompsons Lake and Kogolup Lake to Beeliar Drive, west along Beeliar Drive to Tindal Avenue. The boundary parts of Beeliar Drive (south side) and Russell Road (north side) are included within the local-intake area for Beeliar Primary School. The boundary parts of Tindal Avenue (both sides), Fancote Avenue (both sides) and Henderson Road (both sides) are excluded from this local-intake area. BUSHY GROVE PRIMARY SCHOOL The following will define the local-intake area of this school when it opens in 2007— From the junction of and Garden Street, south and south east along Garden Street to Clipper Parade, south west along Clipper Parade to Gateway Boulevard, north west along Gateway Boulevard to Barents Road, south west along Barents Road to Bering Promenade, south east along Bering Promenade to Becher Avenue, south west along Becher Avenue to Shreeve Road, continuing south west across the public open space to the junction of Katrine Parade and Cannich Boulevard, south and south west along Katrine Parade to Amherst Road, north west along Amherst Road to Fraser Road North, south west along Fraser Road North to Birnam Road, north west along Birnam Road to Nicholson Road, north east along Nicholson Road 30 December 2005 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 6883

to Garden Street. The boundary parts of Garden Street (south west side), Gateway Boulevarde (east side), Barents Road (both sides), Katrine Parade (north side), Amherst Road (north east side), Fraser Road North (north west side), Birnam Road (north east side) and Nicholson Road (south east side) are included within the local-intake area of this school. The boundary parts of Clipper Parade (both sides), Bering Promenade (both sides) and Becher Avenue (both sides) are excluded from the local-intake area of this school. BUSSELTON PRIMARY SCHOOL The following defines the local-intake area of this school— From the coastline of Geographe Bay, south along Queen Street to Causeway Road, south east along Causeway Road to , east along Bussell Highway to and south east along the Vasse Highway to Sabina Road, north east along Sabina Road to Banksia Road, east along Banksia Road to Hithergreen Road and north east along Hithergreen Road to Claymore Road. The boundary streets of Queen Street (east side), Causeway Road (east side), Bussell Highway (north side), Vasse Highway (east side), Sabina Road (north side), Banksia Road (north side) and Hithergreen Road (north side) are included within the local-intake area of this school. CALISTA PRIMARY SCHOOL The following defines the local-intake area for this school— From the junction of Wellard Road and Parmelia Avenue, north along Parmelia Avenue to Challenger Avenue, west along Challenger Avenue to Gilmore Avenue, north along Gilmore Avenue to a point coinciding with the southern arm of Leasham Way, west from this point to and along Leasham Way to Summerton Road, west along Summerton Road to Stanyford Way, north along Stanyford Way to Gentle Road, west along Gentle Road to Tasker Road, west along Tasker Road to the railway line, south along the railway line to Wellard Road and east south east along Wellard Road to Parmelia Avenue. The boundary parts of Wellard Road (north side), Challenger Avenue (both sides) and Gilmore Avenue (west side) are included within the area for Calista Primary School, while the boundary parts of Parmelia Avenue (both sides), Leasham Way (both sides), Stanyford Way (both sides), Tasker Road (both sides), Gentle Road (both sides) and the boundary street of Summerton Road (both sides) are excluded from the area for Calista Primary School. The following defines an optional area for Calista Primary School and Orelia Primary School— From the junction of Gilmore Avenue and Challenger Avenue, east along Challenger Avenue to Parmelia Avenue, north along Parmelia Avenue to Sulphur Road, west along Sulphur Road to Gilmore Avenue and south along Gilmore Avenue to Challenger Avenue. The boundary parts of Sulphur Road (south side) and Gilmore Avenue (east side) are included within the optional area, while the boundary parts of Parmelia Avenue (both sides) and the boundary street of Challenger Avenue (both sides) are excluded from the optional area. The following defines an optional area between the following primary schools - Calista, Forrestdale, Medina, North Parmelia and Orelia— From the junction of Anketell Road and Thomas Road, south west along Thomas Road to the locality boundary between Anketell and Oakford, north along this locality boundary to Anketell Road and east along Anketell Road to Thomas Road. The boundary parts of Anketell (south side) are included within this optional area, and the boundary parts of Thomas Road (both sides) are excluded from this optional area. The following defines an optional area between the following primary schools - Calista, Medina, North Parmelia and Orelia— From the coastline of the Indian Ocean at a point coinciding with the westerly extension of Hope Valley Road, east from this point to and along Hope Valley Road to Rockingham Road, south east along Hope Valley Road and its south east extension to the junction of Anketell Road and McLaughlan Road, east along Anketell Road to the locality boundary between Anketell and Oakford, south along this locality boundary to Thomas Road, generally west along Thomas Road to Rockingham Road, due west from this point to the coastline of the Indian Ocean and north along the coastline to the westerly extension of Hope Valley Road. The boundary parts of Hope Valley Road (south side), Anketell Road (south side) and Thomas Road (north side) are included within this optional area. EXCELSIOR PRIMARY SCHOOL The following will define the local-intake area of this school when the primary school located at Bushy Grove, Canning Vale, opens in 2007— From the junction of Amherst Street and Katrine Parade, south east along Amherst Road to the intersection with Campbell Road, south through the public open space and lakes - with the following three streets on the east - Corsham Gardens, Ladham Turn, Welbeck Road and Repton Loop,and the following two streets on the west – Prior Close and Sandringham Promenade- to the intersection of Sandringham Promenade and Welbeck Road, south east along Sandringham Promenade to Warton Road, south west along Warton Road to Ranford Road, south east along Ranford Road to Southern River Road, north east along Southern River Road to the locality boundary between Huntingdale and Southern River, north west along the locality boundary to the junction of Garden Street and Warton Road, north west along Garden Street to Clipper Parade, south west along Clipper Parade to Gateway Boulevard, north west along Gateway Boulevard to Barents Road, south west along Barents Road to Bering Promenade, south east along Bering Promenade to Becher Avenue, south west along Becher Avenue to Shreeve Road, 6884 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 30 December 2005

continuing south west across the public open space to the junction of Katrine Parade and Cannich Boulevard, south and south west along Katrine Parade to Amherst Road. The boundary parts of Amherst Road (north east side), Corsham Gardens (both sides), Ladham Turn (both sides), Welbeck Road (both sides), Repton Loop (both sides), Warton Road (south east side), Ranford Road (north east side), Southern River Road (north west side), Garden Street (west side), Clipper Parade (both sides), Gateway Boulevard (west side), Bering Promenade (both sides), Becher Avenue (both sides) and Katrine Parade (south east side) are included within the local- intake area of this school. The boundary parts of Prior Close (both sides), Sandringham Promenade (both sides) and Barents Road (both sides) are excluded from the local-intake area of this school. FORRESTFIELD PRIMARY SCHOOL The boundary between Forrestfield Primary School and Woodlupine Primary School is defined as follows— From the intersection of and Hale Road, in a general northeasterly direction along Hale Road to Hawtin Road and north north east along Hawtin Road to Sultana Road East. The boundary parts of Hale Road (south and south east sides) and Hawtin Road (east side) are included within the area for Forrestfield Primary School. The following defines an optional area for Forrestfield, Dawson Park and Woodlupine Primary Schools— From the intersection of Tonkin Highway and Hale Road, northeast along Hale Road to Cypress Road, northwest along Cypress Road and its extension to , southwest along Roe Highway to Tonkin Highway, and southeast along Tonkin Highway to Hale Road. The boundary parts of Hale Road (north west side), Roe Highway (south east side) and Tonkin Highway (north east side) are included within the optional area, while the boundary street of Cypress Road (both sides) is excluded from the optional area. The following defines an optional area between Maida Vale Primary School and Forrestfield Primary School— From the junction of Holmes Road and Maud Road, west along Maud Road to Hawtin Road, south along Hawtin Road to Sultana Road East, east to Holmes Road and north along Holmes Road to Maud Road. The boundary parts of Maud Road (south side), Hawtin Road (east side) and Holmes Road (both sides) are included within this optional area. The following defines an optional area between Wattle Grove Primary School and Forrestfield Primary School— From the junction of Welshpool Road East and Lewis Road, north east along Lewis Road to Palm Terrace, south east along Palm Terrace to the picnic area at Lesmurdie Brook, south from the picnic area to Welshpool Road East and generally west along Welshpool Road East to Lewis Road. The boundary parts of Palm Terrace (both sides) and Welshpool Road East (north side) are included within this optional area. The boundary parts of Lewis Road (both sides) are excluded from this optional area. GEOGRAPHE PRIMARY SCHOOL The following defines the local-intake of this school— From the junction of Hithergreen Road and Claymore Road, south west along Hithergreen Road to Banksia Road, west along Banksia Road to Sabina Road, south west along Sabina Road to the Vasse Highway, north west along Vasse Highway to Bussell Highway, west along Bussell Highway to Causeway Road, north west along Causeway Road to Queen Street, north along Queen Street to Albert Street, west along Albert Street and continuing west along Bussell Highway to the drainage channel, south along the drainage channel beside Queen Elizabeth Avenue to the New (Broadwater) River, west along the New (Broadwater) River to Fairway Drive, south along Fairway Drive to the Busselton Bypass, east along the Busselton Bypass to Queen Elizabeth Avenue, south along Queen Elizabeth Avenue to Don Road and south along Don Road to Evans Road. The boundary parts of Hithergreen Road (south side), Banksia Road (south side), Sabina Road (south side), Vasse Highway (west side), Bussell Highway (eastern section, south side), Causeway Road (west side), Queen Street (west side), Albert Street (south side), Bussell Highway (western section, south side), Fairway Drive (east side), Busselton Bypass (north side), Queen Elizabeth Avenue (east side) and Don Road (east side) are included within the local-intake area of this school GREENMOUNT PRIMARY SCHOOL The following defines the local-intake area of this school— From the bridge at the junction of and Buninyong Road, north east along Buninyong Road to Innamincka Road, north west along Innamincka Road to Buckingham Road, east along Buckingham Road to Amherst Road, north along Amherst Road to Beresford Gardens, east along Beresford Gardens to Mulberrytree Close, south along Mulberrytree Close to the locality boundary between Greenmount and Swan View, east along the locality boundary between Greenmount and Swan View to the junction of Swan View Road and Wandu Road, east along Wandu Road to Sunset Hill Road, east along Sunset Hill Road to the locality boundary between Greenmount and Hovea, south, east and south along the locality boundary between Greenmount and Hovea to Great Eastern Highway, west along Great Eastern Highway to a point on the southern extension of Stirling Road, due south from this point to Convict Creek, west and south west along Convict Creek to the footpath on the south eastern extension of Coongan Avenue, north west from this point to the south eastern end of Coongan Avenue, north west along Coongan Avenue to Scott Street, north along Scott Street to Great Eastern Highway and north west along Great Eastern Highway to Buninyong Road. 30 December 2005 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 6885

The boundary parts of Buninyong Road (both sides), Innaminka Road (west side), Buckingham Road (south side), Amherst Road (east side), Beresford Gardens (south side), Wandu Road (south side), Sunset Hill Road (south side), Great Eastern Highway (eastern section, north side), Coongan Avenue (both sides), Scott Street (east side) and Great Eastern Highway (western section, north side) are included within the local-intake area of this school. The boundary parts of Mulberrytree Close (both sides) are excluded from the local-intake area of this school. The following defines an optional area between Greenmount Primary School and Swan View Primary School— From the bridge carrying Great Eastern Highway over the railway line and Buninyong Road, north east along Buninyong Road to Innamincka Road, north west along Innamincka Road to Buckingham Road, east along Buckingham Road to Amherst Road, north along Amherst Road to Beresford Gardens, east along Beresford Gardens to Mulberrytree Close, south along Mulberrytree Close to the locality boundary between Greenmount and Swan View, east along the locality boundary between Greenmount and Swan View to the junction of Swan View Road and Wandu Road, east along Wandu Road to Sunset Hill Road, east along Sunset Hill Road to the locality boundary between Greenmount and Hovea, north along the locality boundary between Greenmount and Hovea to the Old Railway Tunnel footpath, west along this footpath to the junction of and Swan Road, south west along Swan Road to Salisbury Road, west along Salisbury Road, and its westward extension to Gladstone Avenue, west along Gladstone Avenue and its extension to the railway line, and south along the railway line to the bridge at Great Eastern Highway. The boundary parts of Innaminka Road (east side), Buckingham Road (north side), Amherst Road (west side), Beresford Gardens (north side), Mulberrytree Close (both sides), Wandu Road (north side), Sunset Hill Road (north side), Swan Road (south east side), Salisbury Road (south side) and Gladstone Avenue (south side) are included within this optional area. The boundary parts of Buninyong Road (both sides) are excluded from this optional area. The following defines an optional area between Greenmount Primary School and Darlington Primary School— From the junction of Great Eastern Highway and Waylen Road, west along Great Eastern Highway to a point on the southern extension of Stirling Road, south from this point to the western end of Pittersen Road, east along Pittersen Road to Camfield Road, east along Camfield Road to Waylen Road and north along Waylen Road to Great Eastern Highway. The boundary parts of Great Eastern Highway (south side), Pittersen Road (north side), Camfield Road (north side) and Waylen Road (west side) are included within this optional area. The following defines an optional area between Greenmount Primary School and Clayton View Primary School— From the junction of Great Eastern Highway and Scott Street, south along Scott Street to Coongan Avenue, north west along Coongan Avenue and its north west extension to Chiraz Street, continuing north west along Chiraz Street to Stuart Street, north along Stuart Street to Great Eastern Highway, and south east along Great Eastern Highway to Scott Street. The boundary parts of Scott Street (west side), Coongan Avenue (both sides), Chiraz Street (both sides), Stuart Street (both sides) and Great Eastern Highway (south side) are included within this optional area. JANDAKOT PRIMARY SCHOOL The following defines the local-intake area of this school— From the intersection of Beeliar Drive and the , south along the Kwinana Freeway to Rowley Road, west along Rowley Road and continuing west along the local government boundary between the City of Cockburn and the Town of Kwinana to Mandogalup Road, north along Mandogalup Road and its northern extension to Russell Road, east along Russell Road to a point due south of the centre of Kogolup Lake, north from this point on Russell Road through Thompsons Lake and Kogolup Lake to Beeliar Drive, east along Beeliar Drive to the Kwinana Freeway. The boundary parts of the Kwinana Freeway (west side), Rowley Road (north side), Mandogalup Road (east side), Russell Road (south side) and Beeliar Drive (south side) are included within the area for this school. The following is an optional area between Jandakot and South Lake Primary Schools— From the junction of Hammond Road and North Lake Road, south east along North Lake Road to Semple Court, north east and north along Semple Court to Berrigan Drive, east, north east and north along Berrigan Drive to the southern arm of Glendale Crescent, east from this point to the south west perimeter of Jandakot Airport, south east along the Jandakot Airport perimeter to Solomon Road, south west along Solomon Road to Jandakot Road, and continuing south west along Solomon Road to , west along Armadale Road to the Kwinana Freeway and continuing west along Beeliar Drive to Hammond Road and north along Hammond Road to North Lake Road. The boundary parts of North Lake Road (south side), Solomon Road (west side), Armadale Road (north side), Beeliar Drive (north side) and Hammond Road (both sides) are included in this optional area, while Semple Court (both sides), Berrigan Drive (both sides) and Glendale Crescent (both sides) are excluded from this optional area. KARRATHA PRIMARY SCHOOL The local-intake area of this school is defined by the following two areas— From the junction of Millstream Road and Searipple Road, north and east along Searipple Road to Mystery Road, east along Mystery Road to Maitland Road, south along Maitland Road to 6886 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 30 December 2005

Millstream Road and west along Millstream Road to Searipple Road. The boundary parts of Searipple Road (both sides), Mystery Road (both sides), Maitland Road (both sides) and Millstream Road (north side) are included within this local-intake area. The Karratha Industrial Estate. MEDINA PRIMARY SCHOOL The following defines the local-intake area of this school— From the junction of Thomas Road and Gilmore Avenue, south along Gilmore Avenue to a point coinciding with the southern arm of Leasham Way, west from this point to and along Leasham Way to Summerton Road, west along Summerton Road to Stanyford Way, north along Stanyford Way to Gentle Road, west along Gentle Road to Tasker Road, west along Tasker Road to the railway line, north along the railway line to Rockingham Road, north east along Rockingham Road to Thomas Road, and east along Thomas Road to Gilmore Avenue. The boundary parts of Gilmore Avenue (west side) Leasham Way (both sides), Stanyford Way (both sides), Gentle Road (both sides), Tasker Road (both sides), Rockingham Road (south east side), Thomas Road (south side) and the boundary street of Summerton Road (both sides) are included within the area for Medina Primary School. The following defines an additional area that is included within the local-intake area for Medina Primary School— From the intersection of the Kwinana Freeway and Thomas Road, east along Thomas Road to the western boundary of the Marri Park Golf Course, south along the western boundary of the golf Course to Orton Road, east along Orton Road to the local government boundary between the Town of Kwinana and the Shire of Serpentine-Jarrahdale, south along this local government boundary to Mortimer Road, west along Mortimer Road to the Kwinana Freeway and north along the Kwinana Freeway to Thomas Road. The boundary parts of Thomas Road (south side) and the Kwinana Freeway (east side), and the boundary street of Mortimer Road (north side) are included within the area for Medina Primary School. The boundary parts of Orton Road (both sides) are excluded from this area. The following defines an optional area for Medina Primary School and Leda Primary School— From the junction of Wellard Road and Bertram Road, south east along Wellard Road to Baldivis Road, east along Baldivis Road to the proposed Kwinana Freeway, north along the Kwinana Freeway to Millar Road, east along Millar Road and its south east extension to the north west extension of Duckpond Road, south east along Duckpond Road to Banksia Road, north east and north west along Banksia Road to Lydon Road, north east along Lydon Road to Casuarina Road, north along Casuarina Road to Mortimer Road, west along Mortimer Road to Bertram Road, north west, west and south west along Bertram Road to Wellard Road. The boundary parts of Wellard Road (north east side), Baldivis Road (north side), the Kwinana Freeway (west side), Millar Road (both sides), Duckpond Road (both sides), Banksia Road (both sides), Lydon Road (both sides), Casuarina Road (both sides) and Mortimer Road (south side) are included in this optional area. The boundary parts of Bertram Road (both sides) are excluded from this optional area. The following defines an optional area for Medina Primary School and North Parmelia Primary School— The area bounded by the western boundary of the Marri Park Golf Course, Thomas Road (south side), the boundary between the Town of Kwinana and the Shire of Serpentine-Jarrahdale and Orton Road (both sides). The following defines an optional area between the following primary schools - Calista, Medina, North Parmelia and Orelia— From the coastline of the Indian Ocean at a point coinciding with the westerly extension of Hope Valley Road, east from this point to and along Hope Valley Road to Rockingham Road, south east along Hope Valley Road and its south east extension to the junction of Anketell Road and McLaughlan Road, east along Anketell Road to the locality boundary between Anketell and Oakford, south along this locality boundary to Thomas Road, generally west along Thomas Road to Rockingham Road, due west from this point to the coastline of the Indian Ocean and north along the coastline to the westerly extension of Hope Valley Road. The boundary parts of Hope Valley Road (south side), Anketell Road (south side) and Thomas Road (north side) are included within this optional area. The following defines an optional area between Medina Primary School and Orelia Primary School— From the junction of Rockingham Road and Hope Valley Road, south east along Hope Valley Road and its south east extension to the junction of Anketell Road and McLaughlan Road, east along Anketell Road to the Kwinana Freeway, north along the Kwinana Freeway to Rowley Road, west along Rowley Road and continuing west along the local government boundary between the City of Cockburn and the Town of Kwinana to Rockingham Road, and south along Rockingham Road to Hope Valley Road. The boundary parts of Hope Valley Road (north side), Anketell Road (north side), Kwinana Freeway (west side) and Rockingham Road (east side) are included within this optional area. The following defines an optional area between the following primary schools - Calista, Forrestdale, Medina, North Parmelia and Orelia— From the junction of Anketell Road and Thomas Road, south west along Thomas Road to the locality boundary between Anketell and Oakford, north along this locality boundary to Anketell Road and east along Anketell Road to Thomas Road. The boundary parts of Anketell (south side) 30 December 2005 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 6887

are included within this optional area, and the boundary parts of Thomas Road (both sides) are excluded from this optional area. MILLARS WELL PRIMARY SCHOOL The following defines the local-intake area of this school— From the junction of Dampier Road and Broadhurst Road, north along Broadhurst Road to Harbutt Way, west along the east-west alignment of the northern arm of Harbutt Way and its westerly extension to Law Court, west along Law Court to Gawthorne Drive, north along Gawthorne Drive to Balmoral Road, north west to the northernmost point of the caravan park site boundary, south west along the north western site boundary of the caravan park to Balmoral Road, south east along Balmoral Road to Bathgate Road, south along Bathgate Road to Dampier Road, west along Dampier Road to the proposed Moseley Crescent, south along Moseley Crescent to the proposed Baynton Drive, south and east along Baynton Drive to the proposed Haldane Crescent, east along the east-west alignment of Haldane Crescent and continuing east to Rosemary Drive at the southernmost point of St Lukes Catholic College site, north along Rosemary Drive to Dampier Road and east along Dampier Road to Broadhurst Road. The boundary parts of Broadhurst Road (west side), Harbutt Way (both sides), Law Court (both Sides), Gawthorne Drive (west side), Balmoral Road (north side), Bathgate Road (east side), Dampier Road (western section, south side), Moseley Crescent (both sides), Baynton Drive (both sides), Haldane Crescent (both sides), Rosemary Drive (west side) and Dampier Road (eastern section, north side) are included within the local-intake area of this school. NORTH PRIMARY SCHOOL The following defines the local-intake area of this school— From a point on the coastline of the Indian Ocean on the western extension of Henson Street, south east along this extension and south east along Henson Street to Anstruther Road, south east and south along Anstruther Road to Morfitt Street, east along Morfitt Street and its extension to Road, north along Fremantle Road to Rafferty Road, east from this point to Bortolo Drive, north along Bortolo Drive to Gordon Road, east along Gordon Road and Lakes Road to the Serpentine River, north along the Serpentine River to the local government boundary between the City of Mandurah and the City of Rockingham, west along this local government boundary to Fremantle Road, south along Fremantle Road to a point on the eastern extension of the proposed George Hibbert Road, west from this point on Fremantle Road along the easterly extension of George Hibbert Road, west along George Hibbert Road, and west along its westerly extension to the Indian Ocean coastline, and south along the coastline to the westerly extension of Henson Street. The boundary parts of Fremantle Road (southern section, west side), Fremantle Road (northern section, east side) and George Hibbert Road (both sides) are included within the area for North Mandurah Primary School, while the boundary parts of Anstruther Road (both sides), Bortolo Drive (both sides), Gordon Road (both sides), Lakes Road (both sides) and the boundary streets of Henson Street (both sides) and Morfitt Street (both sides) are excluded from the area for North Mandurah Primary School. NORTH PARMELIA PRIMARY SCHOOL The following defines the local-intake area of this school— From the intersection of Thomas Road and the Kwinana Freeway, south along the Kwinana Freeway to Mortimer Road, west along Mortimer Road to Bertram Road, continuing west, north west and south along Bertram Road to Wellard Road, west along Wellard Road to Parmelia Avenue, north along Parmelia Avenue to Sulphur Road, east along Sulphur Road to Henessy Avenue, north west along Hennessy Avenue to Wiggins Road, north east along Wiggins Road and its extension to the junction with Leghorn Road, north from this point to the junction of Dunrobin Avenue and Colchester Avenue, north along Dunrobin Avenue to the intersection with Nottingham Parkway, north from this point to Thomas Road and east along Thomas Road to the Kwinana Freeway. The boundary parts of the Kwinana Freeway (west side), Mortimer Road (north side), Bertram Road (both sides), Wellard Road (north side), Parmelia Avenue (both sides), Sulphur Road (south side), Dunrobin Avenue (both sides), Nottingham Parkway (both sides, eastern arm from Dunrobin Avenue) and Thomas Road (south side) are included within the area for North Parmelia Primary School, while the boundary parts of Hennessy Avenue (both sides), Nottingham Parkway (both sides, western arm from Dunrobin Avenue) and the boundary street of Wiggins Road (both sides) are excluded from the area for North Parmelia Primary School. The following is an optional area for Medina Primary School and North Parmelia Primary School— The area bounded by the western boundary of Marri Park Golf Course, Thomas Road (south side), the boundary between the Town of Kwinana and the Shire of Serpentine-Jarrahdale and Orton Road (both sides). The following defines an optional area between the following primary schools - Calista, Medina, North Parmelia and Orelia— From the coastline of the Indian Ocean at a point coinciding with the westerly extension of Hope Valley Road, east from this point to and along Hope Valley Road to Rockingham Road, south east along Hope Valley Road and its south east extension to the junction of Anketell Road and McLaughlan Road, east along Anketell Road to the locality boundary between Anketell and Oakford, south along this locality boundary to Thomas Road, generally west along Thomas Road to Rockingham Road, due west from this point to the coastline of the Indian Ocean and north along the coastline to the westerly extension of Hope Valley Road. The boundary parts of Hope 6888 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 30 December 2005

Valley Road (south side), Anketell Road (south side) and Thomas Road (north side) are included within this optional area. The following defines an optional area between the following primary schools - Calista, Forrestdale, Medina, North Parmelia and Orelia— From the junction of Anketell Road and Thomas Road, south west along Thomas Road to the locality boundary between Anketell and Oakford, north along this locality boundary to Anketell Road and east along Anketell Road to Thomas Road. The boundary parts of Anketell (south side) are included within this optional area, and the boundary parts of Thomas Road (both sides) are excluded from this optional area. ORELIA PRIMARY SCHOOL The following defines the local-intake area of this school— From the junction of Gilmore Avenue and Sulphur Road, east along Sulphur Road to Hennessy Avenue, north west along Henessy Avenue to Wiggins Road, north east along Wiggins Road and its extension to the junction with Leghorn Road, north from this point to the junction of Dunrobin Avenue and Colchester Avenue, north along Dunrobin Avenue to the intersection with Nottingham Parkway, north from this point to Thomas Road, west along Thomas Road to Gilmore Avenue and south along Gilmore Avenue to Sulphur Road. The boundary parts of Sulphur Road (north side), Hennessy Avenue (both sides), Nottingham Parkway (both sides, western arm from Dunrobin Avenue) and the boundary street of Wiggins Road (both sides) are included within the area for Orelia Primary School, while the boundary parts of Dunrobin Avenue (both sides) are excluded from the area for Orelia Primary School. The following is an optional area for Calista Primary School and Orelia Primary School— From the junction of Gilmore Avenue and challenger Avenue, east along Challenger Avenue to Parmelia Avenue, north along Parmelia Avenue to Sulphur Road, west along Sulphur Road to Gilmore Avenue and south along Gilmore Avenue to Challenger Avenue. The boundary parts of Sulphur Road (south side) and Gilmore Avenue (east side) are included within the optional area, while the boundary parts of Parmelia Avenue (both sides) and the boundary street of Challenger Avenue (both sides) are excluded from the optional area. The following defines an optional area between the following primary schools - Calista, Medina, North Parmelia and Orelia— From the coastline of the Indian Ocean at a point coinciding with the westerly extension of Hope Valley Road, east from this point to and along Hope Valley Road to Rockingham Road, south east along Hope Valley Road and its south east extension to the junction of Anketell Road and McLaughlan Road, east along Anketell Road to the locality boundary between Anketell and Oakford, south along this locality boundary to Thomas Road, generally west along Thomas Road to Rockingham Road, due west from this point to the coastline of the Indian Ocean and north along the coastline to the westerly extension of Hope Valley Road. The boundary parts of Hope Valley Road (south side), Anketell Road (south side) and Thomas Road (north side) are included within this optional area. The following defines an optional area between the following primary schools - Calista, Forrestdale, Medina, North Parmelia and Orelia— From the junction of Anketell Road and Thomas Road, south west along Thomas Road to the locality boundary between Anketell and Oakford, north along this locality boundary to Anketell Road and east along Anketell Road to Thomas Road. The boundary parts of Anketell (south side) are included within this optional area, and the boundary parts of Thomas Road (both sides) are excluded from this optional area. The following defines an optional area between Medina Primary School and Orelia Primary School— From the junction of Rockingham Road and Hope Valley Road, south east along Hope Valley Road and its south east extension to the junction of Anketell Road and McLaughlan Road, east along Anketell Road to the Kwinana Freeway, north along the Kwinana Freeway to Rowley Road, west along Rowley Road and continuing west along the local government boundary between the City of Cockburn and the Town of Kwinana to Rockingham Road, and south along Rockingham Road to Hope Valley Road. The boundary parts of Hope Valley Road (north side), Anketell Road (north side), Kwinana Freeway (west side) and Rockingham Road (east side) are included within this optional area. PALMYRA PRIMARY SCHOOL The following defines the local-intake area of this school— From the intersection of Hammad Street and Petra Street, south along Petra Street to Marmion Street, west along Marmion Street to Coode Street, south along Coode Street to High Street, east along High Street to Carrington Street, south along Carrington Street to Sainsbury Road, east along Sainsbury Road to Stock Road, north along Stock Road to Hammad Street and west along Hammad Street to Petra Street. The boundary parts of Petra Street (east side), Marmion Street (south side), Coode Street (east side), High Street(north side), Carrington Street (east side), Sainsbury Road (north side)and Stock Road (west side) are included within this area. The boundary street, Hammad Street (both sides), is excluded from this area. The following defines an optional area between Palmyra Primary School and Bicton Primary School— From the intersection of Canning Highway and Stock Road, south along Stock Road to Hammad Street, west along Hammad Street to Petra Street, north along Petra Street to Canning Highway and east north east along Canning Highway to Stock Road. The boundary parts of Stock Road 30 December 2005 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 6889

(west side), Hammad Street (both sides), Petra Street (east side) and Canning Highway (south side) are included within this optional area. PEGS CREEK PRIMARY SCHOOL The following defines the local-intake area of this school— From the junction of Dampier Road and Broadhurst Road, north along Broadhurst Road to Harbutt Way, west along the east-west alignment of the northern arm of Harbutt Way and its westerly extension to Law Court, west along Law Court to Gawthorne Drive, north along Gawthorne Drive to Balmoral Road, east along Balmoral Road to Cossack Road, north west to the northern arm of Crane Circle, continuing north west along the northern arm of Crane Circle and its north westerley extension to Searipple Road, south along Searipple Road to Millstream Road, west along Millstream Road to Dampier Road, and continuing west along Dampier Road to Broadhurst Road. The boundary parts of Broadhurst Road (east side), Gawthorne Drive (east side), Balmoral Road (south side), Crane Circle (northern arm, both sides) and Dampier Road (north side) are included within the local-intake area of this school. The boundary parts of Harbutt Way (both sides), Law Court (both sides) and Searipple Road (both sides) are excluded from this local-intake area. SINGLETON PRIMARY SCHOOL The following defines the local-intake area of this school— From the Indian Ocean coastline, east along the locality boundary between Secret Harbour and Golden Bay to , south along Mandurah Road and Fremantle Road to a point on the eastern extension of the proposed George Hibbert Road, west from this point on Fremantle Road along the easterly extension of George Hibbert Road, west along George Hibbert Road, and west along its westerly extension to the Indian Ocean coastline, and north along the coastline to the locality boundary between Secret Harbour and Golden Bay. The boundary parts of Mandurah Road (west side) and Fremantle Road (west side) are included within the area for Singleton Primary School. The boundary parts of George Hibbert Road (both sides) are excluded from the local-intake area of this school. SOUTH COOGEE PRIMARY SCHOOL The following defines the local-intake area for this school— From the junction of Yangebup Road and Spearwood Avenue, south along Spearwood Avenue to Beeliar Drive, west along Beeliar Drive to Tindal Avenue, south along Tindal Avenue to Fancote Avenue, east along Fancote Avenue to Henderson Road, south along Henderson Road to Russell Road, north west along Russell Road to Rockingham Road, north along Rockingham Road to Stock Road, and continuing north along Stock Road to a point on the western extension of Erceg Road, east from the point on Stock Road along this extension, and continuing east along Erceg Road to the railway line, north east along the railway line to the intersection with the proposed Spearwood Avenue, and south along the proposed Spearwood Avenue to the junction of Yangebup Road and Spearwood Avenue. The boundary parts of Spearwood Avenue (west side), Beeliar Drive (north side), Tindal Avenue (both sides), Fancote Avenue (both sides), Henderson Avenue (both sides), Russell Road (north side), Rockingham Road (east side), Stock Road (east side), Erceg Road (both sides) and the proposed section of Spearwood Avenue (west side) are included within the local-intake area of this school. The following defines an optional area between South Coogee Primary School, Orelia Primary School and Medina Primary School— From the junction of Rockingham Road and Russell Road, south along Rockingham Road to the local government boundary between the City of Cockburn and the Town of Kwinana, east along the local government boundary between the City of Cockburn and the Town of Kwinana to Mandogalup Road, north along Madogolup Road and the northern extension of Madogalup Road to Russell Road and north west along Russell Road to Rockingham Road. The boundary parts of Rockingham Road (east side), Mandogalup Road (west side) and Russell Road (south side) are included within this optional area. TAMBREY PRIMARY SCHOOL The following defines the local-intake area of this school— From the junction of Dampier Road and Bathgate Road, north along Bathgate Road to Balmoral Road, north west, west and south along Balmoral Road to Dampier Road, east along Dampier Road to Bathgate Road. The boundary parts of Bathgate Road (west side), Balmoral Road (south west, south and east sides) and Dampier Road (north side) are included within this local-intake area. VASSE PRIMARY SCHOOL The following defines a partial boundary between this school, and Geographe and West Busselton Primary Schools— From the outlet of the Buayanup Drain on the coastline of Geographe Bay, east along the coastline of Geographe Bay to Holgate Road, south along Holgate Road and its extension to and along the eastern north-south boundary of Lot 219 on the Busselton Bypass, east along the Busselton Bypass to Queen Elizabeth Avenue, south along Queen Elizabeth Avenue to Don Road, and continuing south along Don Road to Evans Road. The boundary parts of the Busselton Bypass (south side), Queen Elizabeth Avenue (west side) and Don Road (west side), and Lot 219 6890 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 30 December 2005

on the Busselton Bypass, are included within the local-intake area of Vasse Primary School. The boundary street of Holgate Road (both sides) is excluded from the local-intake area of this school. WATTLE GROVE PRIMARY SCHOOL The following defines the local-intake area of this school— From the intersection of the Roe Highway and the Tonkin Highway, south along the Roe Highway to Welshpool Road, east along Welshpool Road to the railway bridge, south east from the railway bridge along the locality boundary between Kenwick and Wattle Grove, continuing north east and south east along this locality boundary to Boundary Road, north east along the extension of Boundary Road to Tonkin Highway, south east along Tonkin Highway to the local government boundary between the City of Gosnells and the Shire of Kalamunda, north east along this local government boundary and its north easterly extension to the junction of Crystal Brook Road and Gavour Road, north from this road junction to the junction of Welshpool Road and the south west extension of Schofield Road, west from this junction along Welshpool Road to Lewis Road, west from this junction through Hartfield Country Club golf course to the Tonkin Highway, north west along Tonkin Highway to Roe Highway. The boundary parts of Roe Highway (east side), Welshpool Road (western section, north side), Tonkin Highway (southern section, east side), Welshpool Road (eastern section, south side) and Tonkin Highway (northern section, west side) are included within the local-intake area of this school. The following defines an optional area between Wattle Grove Primary School and East Kenwick Primary School— From the bridge carrying Welshpool Road over the railway line, south east along the locality boundary between Kenwick and Wattle Grove, continuing north east and south east along this locality boundary to Boundary Road, north east along the extension of Boundary Road to Tonkin Highway, south east along Tonkin Highway to the locality boundary between Kenwick and Maddington, south east along this locality boundary to Bickley Road, north west along Bickley Road to the railway line and north along the railway line to Welshpool Road. The boundary parts of Tonkin Highway (west side) are included within this optional area, and the boundary parts of Bickley Road (both sides) are excluded from this optional area. The following defines an optional area between Wattle Grove Primary School and Orange Grove Primary School— From the junction of Crystal Brook Road and Gavour Road, south west to the northernmost point of the locality boundary between Wattle Grove and Orange Grove, south east along this locality boundary to the locality boundary between Wattle Grove and Lesmurdie, north east, north west and north east along this locality boundary to Welshpool Road East, generally west along Welshpool Road East to the junction of Welshpool Road East and the extension of Schofield Road, south from this junction to the junction of Crystal Brook Road and Gavour Road. The boundary parts of Welshpool Road East (south side) are included within this optional area. The following defines an optional area between Wattle Grove Primary School and Forrestfield Primary School— From the junction of Welshpool Road East and Lewis Road, north east along Lewis Road to Palm Terrace, south east along Palm Terrace to the picnic area at Lesmurdie Brook, south from the picnic area to Welshpool Road East and generally west along Welshpool Road East to Lewis Road. The boundary parts of Palm Terrace (both sides) and Welshpool Road East (north side) are included within this optional area. The boundary parts of Lewis Road (both sides) are excluded from this optional area. WEST BUSSELTON PRIMARY SCHOOL The following defines the local-intake area of this school— From the coastline of Geographe Bay, south along Holgate Road and its extension to and along the eastern north-south boundary of Lot 219 on the Busselton Bypass, east along the Busselton Bypass to Fairway Drive, north along Fairway Drive to the New (Broadwater) River, east along the New (Broadwater) River to the drainage channel, north along the drainage channel to Bussell Highway, east along the Bussell Highway and continuing east along Albert Street to Queen Street, north along Queen Street to Geographe Bay, and west along the coastline of Geographe Bay to the northern extension of Holgate Road. The boundary parts of Holgate Road (both sides), the Busselton Bypass (north side), Fairway Drive (west side), the drainage channel (west side), Bussell Highway (north side), Albert Street (north side) and Queen Street (west side) are included within the local-intake area of this school. Lot 219 on the Busselton Bypass is excluded from the local-intake area of this school. WOODBRIDGE PRIMARY SCHOOL The following defines the local-intake of this school— From the Swan River (near the Woodbridge historic house), south along the locality boundary between Guildford and Woodbridge to the railway line, west along the railway line to its junction with the north-south railway line at a point just west of the Dampier to Bunbury Natural Gas Pipeline Corridor, south along the railway line to Great Eastern Highway Bypass, east along Great Eastern Highway Bypass to Roe Highway, north along Roe Highway to Bushmead Road, west along Bushmead Road to Military Road, north along Military Road to Clayton Street, north west along Clayton Street to Lloyd Street, north along Lloyd Street to Great Eastern Highway, west along Great Eastern Highway to Helena Street, north along Helena Street to the Old , north east along the Old Great Northern Highway and its north easterly extension across Midland Square to the junction of Great Northern Highway and Morrison Road, 30 December 2005 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 6891

west along Morrison Road to Elvire Street, north along Elvire Street to the locality boundary between Viveash and Woodbridge, west along the locality boundary between Viveash and Woodbridge to the Swan River, south and west along the Swan River foreshore to the locality boundary between Guildford and Woodbridge. The boundary parts of Great Eastern Highway Bypass (north side), Roe Highway (west side), Bushmead Road(south side), Great Eastern Highway (south side), Helena Street (both sides), Old Great Northern Highway (west side), Morrison Road (both sides) and Elvire Street (both sides) are included within the local-intake area for Woodbridge Primary School. The boundary parts of Military Road (both sides), Clayton Street (both sides) and Lloyd Street (both sides) are excluded from the area for Woodbridge Primary School. The following defines an optional area between Woodbridge Primary School and Midvale Primary School— From the junction of Great Northern Highway and Morrison Road, west along Morrison Road to Elvire Street, north along Elvire Street to the locality boundary between Viveash and Woodbridge, west along the locality boundary between Viveash and Woodbridge to the Swan River, north and east along the Swan River to a point on the north west extension of Bassett Road, south east along this extension and south east along Basset Road to Great Northern Highway and south along Great Northern Highway to Morrison Road. The boundary parts of Basset Street (both sides) and Great Northern Highway (west side) are included within this optional area. The boundary parts of Morrison Road (both sides) and Elvire Street (both sides) are excluded from this optional area. YANGEBUP PRIMARY SCHOOL The following defines the local-intake area of this school— From the intersection of North Lake Road and the railway line, south east along North Lake Road to the junction with Osprey Road, south from this junction through Yangebup Lake to Beeliar Drive, west along Beeliar Drive to Spearwood Avenue, north along Spearwood Avenue to the junction with Yangebup Road, continuing north along the proposed northern extension of Spearwood Avenue to the railway line and north east along the railway line to North Lake Road. The boundary parts of North Lake Road (west side), Beeliar Drive (north side) and Spearwood Avenue (east side) are included in this local-intake area. ———— SCHOOL EDUCATION ACT 1999 DECLARATION OF LOCAL-INTAKE AREAS FOR SCHOOLS WITH SECONDARY STUDENTS (Pursuant to Sections 60, 78, 79 and 80) The Hon. Minister for Education has declared that the local-intake areas for the secondary schools listed hereunder shall be as stated in this notice. Children of compulsory school age who reside within the local-intake areas of the following secondary schools shall be entitled to attend the schools to which such local-intake areas apply if there is an appropriate educational program for them at that school. The local-intake area of a secondary school may be defined in this notice by listing the names of the contributory primary schools, the local-intake areas and the traditional catchment areas of which, when amalgamated, constitute the local-intake area of that secondary school. Children who reside outside these local-intake areas may apply to attend the schools to which such local-intake areas apply. PAUL ALBERT, Director General of Education and Training. BALCATTA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL The local-intake area for this school is defined by the local-intake areas of the following primary schools : Balcatta, Takari, West Balcatta and Yuluma, the traditional catchment areas of Lake Gwelup and Osborne Primary Schools and the following exception. Children resident within the traditional catchment area of Osborne Primary School and resident in Main Street (both sides) and west thereof are entitled to attend Balcatta Senior High School Children resident within the traditional catchment area of Osborne Primary School and resident in the area east of Main Street are entitled to attend either Balcatta Senior High School or Mirrabooka Senior High School. The following defines an optional area between Carine Senior High School and Balcatta Senior High School— From the intersection of the and the , south along the Mitchell Freeway to , east along Erindale Road to Boya Way, south along Boya Way to Odin Road, south along Odin Road and its extension to the Mitchell Freeway, south and south east along the Mitchell Freeway to a point due east of the southern arm of Birralee Loop, west from this point between the southern arm of Birralee Loop and Hertha Place to Odin Road, south along Odin Road to Barnes Street, west along Barnes Street to Huntriss Road, north along Huntriss Road and its northern extension through Lake Karrinyup to North Beach Road, west along North Beach Road to Okley Road, north along Okley Road to the Reid Highway and east along the Reid Highway to the Mitchell Freeway. The boundary parts of the Mitchell Freeway (both sections, west side), Erindale Road south side), Boya Way (south side), Odin Road (east of Freeway section, west side), Birralee Loop (southern arm, both sides), Odin Road (west of Freeway section, west side), Barnes Street (north side), North Beach Road (north side) and Reid Highway (south side) are included with this optional area. The boundary parts of Hertha Place (both sides), Huntriss Road (both sides) and Okley Road (both sides) are excluded from this optional area. 6892 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 30 December 2005

The following defines an optional area between the Western Suburbs Secondary Schools Cluster and Balcatta Senior High School— From the intersection of Sackville Terrace and Holbeck Street, east along Sackville Terrace and Barnes Street to Odin Road, north along Odin Road to the southern arm of Birralee Loop, east between the southern arm of Birralee Loop and Hertha Place to the Mitchell Freeway, south and south east along the Mitchell Freeway to Scarborough Beach Road, north west along Scarborough Beach Road to Holbeck Street and north along Holbeck Street to Sackville Terrace. The boundary parts of the Sackville Terrace (south side), Barnes Road (south side), Odin Road (east side), Hertha Place (both sides), Mitchell Freeway (west side) and Scarborough Beach Road (north side) are included with this optional area. The boundary parts of Birralee Loop (both sides) and Holbeck Street (both sides) are excluded from this optional area. BELMONT CITY COLLEGE The local-intake area for this school contains all or part of the local-intake areas of Belmont and Cloverdale Primary Schools and the traditional catchment areas of Belmay, Redcliffe and Tranby Primary Schools. The following defines the local-intake area of Belmont City College— From the overpass of Victoria Park Drive and the , south east along the Graham Farmer Freeway to Orrong Road, continuing south east along Orrong Road to Kewdale Road, north east along Kewdale Road to Tonkin Highway, continuing north along Horrie Miller Drive and its extension to the local government authority boundary (City of Belmont and Shire of Swan), north-west along the local government boundary to Great Eastern Highway, south-west along Great Eastern Highway to Ivy Street, north-west along Ivy Street to the Swan River foreshore, south, south-west and west along the Swan River foreshore to a point due east of the overpass at Victoria Park Drive and the Graham Farmer Freeway and west to this overpass. The boundary parts of the Graham Farmer Freeway (north east side), Orrong Road (north east side), Kewdale Road (north west side), Great Eastern Highway (east side) and Ivy Street (both sides) are included within the area for Belmont City College. The following defines an optional area between Belmont City College and Kent Street Senior High School— From the overpass of Victoria Park Drive and the Graham Farmer Freeway, south east along the Graham Farmer Freeway to Orrong Road, continuing south east along Orrong Road to Kewdale Road, south along Kewdale Road to Welshpool Road, west along Welshpool Road to the railway line, north west along the railway line to the Belmont Park railway station, and north east to the overpass of Victoria Park Drive and the Graham Farmer Freeway. The boundary parts of the Graham Farmer Freeway (south west side), Orrong Road (south west side), Kewdale Road (west side) and Welshpool Road (north side) are included within this optional area. CAPE NATURALISTE COLLEGE The local-intake area of this proposed secondary school will be defined by the traditional catchment areas of Dunsborough Primary School and Vasse Primary School. The following will define a partial boundary between Cape Naturaliste College and Busselton Senior High School— From the coastline of Geographe Bay, south along Holgate Road and its extension to the eastern north-south boundary of Lot 219 on the Busselton Bypass, east along the Busselton Bypass to Queen Elizabeth Avenue, south along Queen Elizabeth Avenue to Don Road, and continuing south to Evans Road. The boundary parts of the Busselton Bypass (south side), Queen Elizabeth Avenue (west side) and Don Road (west side), and Lot 219 on the Busselton Bypass, are included within the local intake area of Cape Naturalist Secondary College. The boundary street of Holgate Road (both sides) is excluded from the local intake area of this school. The following will define an optional area between Cape Naturaliste College and Busselton Senior High School— The local-intake area of West Busselton Primary School. CARINE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL The following defines the local-intake area of this school— From a point on the Indian Ocean coastline due west of the junction of West Coast Highway and West Coast Drive, east from this point to the junction of West Coast Highway and West Coast Drive, north east along West Coast Highway to Karrinyup Road, east and south east along Karrinyup Road to Huntriss Road, north along Huntriss Road and its northern extension through Lake Karrinyup to North Beach Road, west along North Beach Road to Okley Road, north along Okley Road to the Reid Highway, east along the Reid Highway to the Mitchell Freeway, north along the Mitchell Freeway to Warwick Road, west along Warwick Road to , south along Marmion Avenue to Freeman Way, west along Freeman Way to High Street, and west along High Street and its extension to the Indian Ocean, and south along the coastline to a point on the Indian Ocean coastline due west of the junction of West Coast Highway and West Coast Drive. The boundary parts of West Coast Highway (north side), Karrinyup Road (north side), Huntriss Road (both sides), North Beach Road (south side), Okley Road (both sides), Reid Highway (north side), Mitchell Freeway (west side), Warwick Road (south side), Marmion Avenue (east side), Freeman Way (south side) and High Street (south side) are included within the local-intake area of this school. 30 December 2005 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 6893

The following defines an optional area between Carine Senior High School and the Western Suburbs Secondary School Cluster— From a point on the Indian Ocean coastline due west of the junction of West Coast Highway and West Coast Drive, east from this point to the junction of West Coast Highway and West Coast Drive, north east along West Coast Highway to Karrinyup Road, east and south east along Karrinyup Road to Huntriss Road, south along Huntriss Road to Barnes Street, west along Barnes Street to Holbeck Street, south along Holbeck Street to Scarborough Beach Road, north west and west along Scarborough Beach Road and its western extension to the coastline and north along the coastline to a point on the coastline due west of the junction of West Coast Highway and West Coast Drive. The boundary parts of West Coast Highway (south side), Karrinyup Road (south side), Huntriss Road (both sides), Barnes Street (both sides), Holbeck Street (both sides) and Scarborough Beach Road (north side) are included within this optional area. The following defines an optional area between Carine Senior High School and Balcatta Senior High School— From the intersection of the Mitchell Freeway and the Reid Highway, south along the Mitchell Freeway to Erindale Road, east along Erindale Road to Boya Way, south along Boya Way to Odin Road, south along Odin Road and its extension to the Mitchell Freeway, south and south east along the Mitchell Freeway to a point due east of the southern arm of Birralee Loop, west from this point between the southern arm of Birralee Loop and Hertha Place to Odin Road, south along Odin Road to Barnes Street, west along Barnes Street to Huntriss Road, north along Huntriss Road and its northern extension through Lake Karrinyup to North Beach Road, west along North Beach Road to Okley Road, north along Okley Road to the Reid Highway and east along the Reid Highway to the Mitchell Freeway. The boundary parts of the Mitchell Freeway (both sections, west side), Erindale Road south side), Boya Way (south side), Odin Road (east of Freeway section, west side), Birralee Loop (southern arm, both sides), Odin Road (west of Freeway section, west side), Barnes Street (north side), North Beach Road (north side) and Reid Highway (south side) are included with this optional area. The boundary parts of Hertha Place (both sides), Huntriss Road (both sides) and Okley Road (both sides) are excluded from this optional area. COMET BAY COLLEGE The local-intake area for this school contains all or part of the local-intake areas of the following primary schools: Baldivis, Endeavour, Secret Harbour, Singleton, Settlers. The following defines the local-intake area of this school— From the junction of Mandurah Road and , north along Mandurah Road to Millar Road, east and north east along Millar Road West to Wellard Road, generally east along the locality boundary of Baldivis to the bridge over the drain near the junction of Mundijong Road and Duckpond Road, south along the drain to a point due north of the junction of Karnup Road and Yangedi Road, south along Yangedi Road to Henderson Road, west along Henderson Road and its westward extension to the Serpentine River, south along the Serpentine River to the southern boundary of the locality of Karnup, west along the southern boundary of the locality of Karnup to Mandurah Road, continuing west across Mandurah Road and along the locality boundary between Madora Bay and Singleton to the Indian Ocean coastline, north along the coastline to a point due west of the most north westerly point of Antonio Circuit, east from this point on the coastline to the north west corner of Antonio Circuit, east between Antonio Circuit and Knutsford Crescent, then east keeping the following streets in brackets all on the north (Tryall Avenue, Belmont Close, Trafalgar Gardens, Nunton Place, Rueval Court and Benbecula Loop) and keeping the following streets in brackets all on the south (Majestic Close, Bounty Court, Bingarra Close, Nautilus Close, Ceri Close, Galley Close and Batavia Court), and continuing east to Warnbro Sound Avenue, south along Warnbro Sound Avenue to Port Kennedy Drive, east along Port Kennedy Drive to Ennis Avenue and south along Ennis Avenue to Mandurah Road. The boundary parts of Mandurah Road (east side), Millar Road West (both sides), Yangedi Road (both sides), Henderson Road (both sides), Warnbro Sound Avenue (west side), Port Kennedy Drive (south side) and Ennis Avenue (west side) are included within the area for Comet Bay College. The following defines an optional area between Comet Bay College and Mandurah High School— From the coastline of the Indian Ocean, east along the locality boundary between Madora Bay and Singleton to Fremantle Road, south along Fremantle Road to a point on the easterly extension of the proposed George Hibbert Road, west from this point on Fremantle Road along the easterly extension of George Hibbert Road, west along George Hibbert Road, and west along its westerly extension to the coastline, north along the coastline to the locality boundary of Madora Bay and Singleton. The boundary parts of Fremantle Road (west side) are included within this optional area. The boundary parts of George Hibbert Road (both sides) are excluded from this optional area. The following defines an optional area between Comet Bay College and Armadale Senior High School— From the junction of Duckpond Road and Mundijong Road, west along Mundijong Road to the locality boundary between Baldivis and Oldbury, north west along this locality boundary and continuing east and north east along the locality boundary between Oldbury and Wellard to the railway line, east along the railway line to a drain, south south east along the drain to the Birraga Main Drain, south and south west along the main drain to Mundijong Road and west 6894 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 30 December 2005

along Mundijong Road to Duckpond Road. The boundary parts of Mundijong Road (north side) are included in this optional area. COMO SECONDARY COLLEGE The local-intake area of this school contains all or part of the local-intake areas of the following primary schools: Collier and Como Primary Schools, and the traditional catchment areas of Curtin, Manning and Wilson Primary Schools. The following defines the local-intake area of this school— From the Shelley Bridge, north east along to Manning Road, east along Manning Road to a point due south of the southern extension of Hill View Terrace, north along this extension and Hill View Terrace to Walpole Street, north east along Walpole Street to Holder Street, west along Holder Street to Maquis Street, south west along Marquis Street to Hayman Road, generally north west along Hayman Road to South Terrace, west along South Terrace to the Swan River foreshore, south along the Swan River foreshore and continuing south along the foreshore, and east along the Canning River foreshore to the Shelley bridge. The boundary parts of Leach Highway (north west side), Manning Road (south side), Hill View Terrace and extension (west side), Walpole Street (north west side), Holder Street (south side), Marquis Street (south east side), Hayman Road (south west side) and South Terrace (south side) are included within this local-intake area. The following defines an optional area between Como Secondary College and Kent Street Senior High School— From the junction of Douglas Avenue and South Terrace, north west along Douglas Avenue and its north westerly extension to the Swan River foreshore, north west and south along the Swan River foreshore to a point on the westerly extension of South Terrace, east along this extension and east along South Terrace to Douglas Avenue. The boundary parts of Douglas Avenue (south west side) and South Terrace (north side) are included within this optional area. FORRESTFIELD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL The local-intake area for this school is defined by the local-intake areas of the following primary schools : Edney, Forrestfield, High Wycombe, Maida Vale and Woodlupine, the traditional catchment areas of Dawson Park and Wattle Grove Primary Schools, and the following exceptions. Children from Wattle Grove Primary School are entitled to attend either Forrestfield Senior High School or Lesmurdie Senior High School. The following defines an optional area between Forrestfield and Kalamunda Senior High Schools— From the intersection of the Great Eastern Highway Bypass and the railway line, east along the Great Eastern Highway Bypass to the Roe Highway, north along the Roe Highway to Bushmead Road, east along Bushmead Road to the boundary between the Shires of Mundaring and Swan, south east along the shire boundary to Ridge Hill Road, south and south west along Ridge Hill Road to Watsonia Road, south, south east and south west along Watsonia Road to Kalamunda Road, south east along Kalamunda Road to Nangana Way, south along the north-south alignment of Nangana Way, south along the north-south alignment of Nangana Way to the walk trail, west along the walk trail to West Terrace, north west and north along West Terrace to Simeon Close, west along Simeon Close and its extension to Maud Road, and continuing west along Maud Road to Hawtin Road, north along Hawtin Road to Kent Road, west along Kent Road to Brewer Road, south along Brewer Road to Bruce Road, west along Bruce Road to Sultana Road East, north west along Sultana Road East to Sultana Road West, continuing north west along Sultana Road West to Milner Road, south west along Milner Road to the boundary between the localities of Forrestfield and High Wycombe, west along this locality boundary to the local government boundary between the City of Belmont and the Shire of Kalamunda, north, north west and north east along the Shire of Kalamunda boundary to the railway line and north along the railway line to the Great Eastern Highway Bypass. The boundary parts of the Great Eastern Highway Bypass (south side), Roe Highway (east side), Bushmead Road (south side), Ridge Hill Road (both sides), Watsonia Road (both sides), Kalamunda Road (south side), Nangana Way (both sides), West Terrace (both sides), Simeon Close (both sides), Maud Road (both sides), Kent Road (both sides), Brewer Road (both sides), Bruce Road (both sides), East Sultana Road (both sides), West Sultana Road (both sides) and Milner Road (both sides) are included in the optional area. The boundary parts of the Great Eastern Highway Bypass (north side), Roe Highway (west side), Bushmead Road (north side) and Kalamunda Road (north side) are excluded from this optional area. GOSNELLS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL The local-intake area for this school contains all or part of the local-intake areas of the following primary schools: Ashburton Drive, Gosnells, Huntingdale and Wirrabirra, and the traditional catchment area of Seaforth Primary School. The following defines the local-intake area of this school— From the rail crossing of Fremantle Road and the railway line, south east along the railway line to the closest point west of the junction of and Tonkin Highway, east to the aforesaid junction and north east along Tonkin Highway to the Canning River, generally south along the Canning River to the road to the Harry Hunter Rehabilitation Centre, west along the aforesaid road to Albany Highway, south along Albany Highway to the local government boundary between the City of Gosnells and the City of Armadale, north west and south west along this local government boundary to Ranford Road, north west along Ranford Road to Southern River Road, north east along Southern River Road to Gay Street, north west along Gay 30 December 2005 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 6895

Street to Warton Road, north east along Warton Road to Corfield Street, south east along Corfield Street to the Southern River, north, east and south east along the Canning River to Albany Highway, south along Albany Highway to Fremantle Road and west along Fremantle Road to the railway crossing. The boundary parts of Tonkin Highway (south east side), the road to the Harry Hunter Rehabilitation Centre (north side), Albany Highway (southern section, west side), Warton Road (south east side) and Corfield Street (south side) are included within the local-intake area of this school. The boundary parts of Ranford Road (both sides), Southern River Road (both sides), Gay Street (both sides), and Albany Highway (northern section, both sides) are excluded from this local-intake area. The following defines the boundary of an optional area between Gosnells Senior High School and Thornlie Senior High School— From the junction of Ranford Road and Southern River Road, north east along Southern River Road to Gay Street, north west along Gay Street and its extension to Warton Road , south west along Warton Road to Barrett Street, south east along Barrett Street to Balfour Road, south west along Balfour Street to Ranford Road and south east along Ranford Road to Southern River Road. The boundary parts of Southern River Road (both sides), Gay Street (both sides), Warton Road (south east side), Barrett Street (north east side), Balfour Street (south east side) are included within this optional area. The boundary parts of Ranford Road (both sides) are excluded from this optional area. The following defines the boundary of an optional area between Gosnells and Kelmscott Senior High Schools— From the junction of Mills Road East and Tonkin Highway, south west along Tonkin Highway to the bridge over the Canning River, south along the Canning River to the local government boundary between the City of Armadale and the City of Gosnells, east, south and east along the local government boundary to the western boundary of the Cohunu Wildlife Sanctuary site and continuing north to a point east of the junction of Mills Road East and Pages Way, west from this point to the junction of Mills Road East and Pages Way and in a generally westerly direction along Mills Road East to the junction with Tonkin Highway. The boundary parts of Tonkin Highway (south east side), Canning Highway (east side), Pages Way (both sides) and Mills Road East (both sides) are included within this optional area. The following defines a boundary for an optional area between Gosnells Senior High School and Yule Brook College— From the eastern extremity of Rushton Road, west and north west along Rushton Road to Ellis Brook, in a generally westerly direction along Ellis Brook to Mills Road West, north west along Mills Road West to Gosnells Road, west along Gosnells Road to Albany Highway, south along Albany Highway to Fremantle Road, west along Fremantle Road to the railway line, south east and south along the railway line to a point due west of the junction of Albany Highway and Tonkin Highway, east from this point to Tonkin Highway, north east along Tonkin Highway to Mills Road East, east along Mills Road East to Pages Way and due east from this point. The boundary parts of Rushton Road (both sides), Albany Highway (both sides), Fremantle Road (both sides) and Tonkin Highway (west side) are included within this optional area, while the boundary parts of Mills Road West (both sides), Gosnells Road (both sides) and Mills Road East (both sides) are excluded from the optional area. The following defines an optional area between Canning Vale College, Gosnells Senior High School and Thornlie Senior High School— From the junction of Warton Road and Barrett Street, south east along Barrett Street to Balfour Street, south west along Balfour Street to Ranford Road, north west along Ranford Road to Wright Road, south west along Wright Road to the main entrance of Carey College, north west from the main entrance of Carey College through Harrisdale Swamp to Warton Road and north east along Warton Road to Barrett Street. The boundary parts of Barrett Street (south west side), Balfour Street (north west side), Ranford Road (north east side) Wright Road (north west side) and Warton Road (south east side) are included within this optional area. (It is anticipated that this optional area will eventually become part of the local-intake area of a future secondary school in Southern River or Forrestdale, and will cease to be part of the local-intake area of Canning Vale College.) GREENWOOD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL The following defines the local-intake area of this school— From the intersection of Warwick Road and the Mitchell Freeway, east along Warwick Road to Allenswood Road, north along Allenswood Road to Hepburn Avenue, east along Hepburn Avenue to , north along Wanneroo Road to a point due east of the east-west alignment of Montessori Place, west from this point to and along Montessori Place and its extension along the bike path to the Mitchell Freeway, and south along the Mitchell Freeway to Warwick Road. The boundary parts of Warwick Road (north side), Allenswood Road (west side), Hepburn Avenue (north side), Wanneroo Road (west side) and the Mitchell Freeway (east side) are included within this local-intake area. The boundary street Montessori Place (both sides) is excluded from this local-intake area. The following defines an optional area between Greenwood Senior High School and Woodvale Senior High School— From the intersection of Whitfords Avenue and the Mitchell Freeway, east along Whitfords Avenue to Wanneroo Road, south along Wanneroo Road to a point due east of the east-west 6896 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 30 December 2005

alignment of Montessori Place, west from this point to and along Montessori Place and its extension along the bike path to the Mitchell Freeway, and north along the Mitchell Freeway to Whitfords Avenue. The boundary parts of Whitfords Avenue (south side), Wanneroo Road (west side), Montessori Place (both sides) and the Mitchell Freeway (east side) are included within this optional area. KALAMUNDA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL The local-intake area for this school is defined by the local-intake areas of the following primary schools— Darlington, Edney, Falls Road, Glen Forrest, Gooseberry Hill, High Wycombe, Kalamunda and Maida Vale, the traditional catchment area of Walliston Primary School and the following exceptions. Children from Falls Road Primary School living in the area north of Falls Road and the portion of Lesmurdie Road north of Falls Road are entitled to attend Kalamunda Senior High School. Children from Falls Road Primary School living in the area south of Falls Road and south of the portion of Lesmurdie Road north of Falls Road are entitled to attend Lesmurdie Senior High School. Children living in Falls Road and the boundary part of Lesmurdie Road have the entitlement of attending either Kalamunda Senior High School or Lesmurdie Senior High School. Children from Walliston Primary School living in the area north of Lesmurdie Road, Jackson Road, and a line connecting the junction of Jackson Road and Stanhope Road with the junction of Mundaring Weir Road and Aldersyde Road are entitled attend Kalamunda Senior High School. Children from Walliston Primary School living in the area south of Lesmurdie Road, Jackson Road, and a line connecting the junction of Jackson Road and Stanhope Road with the junction of Mundaring Weir Road and Aldersyde Road are entitled to attend Lesmurdie Senior High School. Children living in the boundary part of Lesmurdie Road and in Jackson Road have the entitlement of attending either Kalamunda Senior High School or Lesmurdie Senior High School. The following defines an optional area between Forrestfield and Kalamunda Senior High Schools— From the intersection of the Great Eastern Highway Bypass and the railway line, east along the Great Eastern Highway Bypass to the Roe Highway, north along the Roe Highway to Bushmead Road, east along Bushmead Road to the boundary between the Shires of Mundaring and Swan, south east along the shire boundary to Ridge Hill Road, south and south west along Ridge Hill Road to Watsonia Road, south, south east and south west along Watsonia Road to Kalamunda Road, south east along Kalamunda Road to Nangana Way, south along the north-south alignment of Nangana Way, south along the north-south alignment of Nangana Way to the walk trail, west along the walk trail to West Terrace, north west and north along West Terrace to Simeon Close, west along Simeon Close and its extension to Maud Road, and continuing west along Maud Road to Hawtin Road, north along Hawtin Road to Kent Road, west along Kent Road to Brewer Road, south along Brewer Road to Bruce Road, west along Bruce Road to Sultana Road East, north west along Sultana Road East to Sultana Road West, continuing north west along Sultana Road West to Milner Road, south west along Milner Road to the boundary between the localities of Forrestfield and High Wycombe, west along this locality boundary to the local government boundary between the City of Belmont and the Shire of Kalamunda, north, north west and north east along the Shire of Kalamunda boundary to the railway line and north along the railway line to the Great Eastern Highway Bypass. The boundary parts of the Great Eastern Highway Bypass (south side), Roe Highway (east side), Bushmead Road (south side), Ridge Hill Road (both sides), Watsonia Road (both sides), Kalamunda Road (south side), Nangana Way (both sides), West Terrace (both sides), Simeon Close (both sides), Maud Road (both sides), Kent Road (both sides), Brewer Road (both sides), Bruce Road (both sides), East Sultana Road (both sides), West Sultana Road (both sides) and Milner Road (both sides) are included in the optional area. The boundary parts of the Great Eastern Highway Bypass (north side), Roe Highway (west side), Bushmead Road (north side) and Kalamunda Road (north side) are excluded from this optional area. Children from Darlington Primary School are entitled to attend either Eastern Hills Senior High School, Kalamunda Senior High School or Swan View Senior High School Children from Glen Forrest Primary School are entitled to attend either Eastern Hills Senior High School, Kalamunda Senior High School or Swan View Senior High School. KELMSCOTT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL The local-intake area for this school contains all or part of the local-intake areas of Kingsley and Westfield Park Primary Schools and the traditional catchment areas of the following primary schools: Clifton Hills, Grovelands and Kelmscott. The following defines the local-intake area of this school— From the intersection of Lake Road with Albany Highway, north along Albany Highway to the road that leads to the Harry Hunter Rehabilitation Centre, east along the aforesaid road to the Canning River, south along the Canning River to the local government boundary between the City of Armadale and the City of Gosnells, east, south and east along this local government boundary to Canning Mills Road, south west along Canning Mills Road to a point due west of the southern extremity of Coventry Road, east from this point to a point due north of the eastern extremity of Buckingham Road, south from this point through the eastern extremity of Buckingham Road and continuing south through the junction of and Stocker Road, and continuing south to a point due east of the eastern extension of Salter Road, west along this extension to Salter Road itself, and continuing west, and north along existing and proposed sections of Salter Road to Wahroonga Road, west along Wahroonga Road and its western 30 December 2005 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 6897

extension to Albany Highway, south along Albany Highway to Galliers Avenue, west along Galliers Avenue and its extension to Railway Avenue, north along Railway Avenue to Champion Drive, north west along Champion Drive and its extension to the local government boundary between the City of Armadale and the City of Gosnells, north east and south east along this local government boundary to the intersection of Lake Road with Albany Highway. The boundary parts of Albany Highway (northern section, east side), the road to the Harry Hunter Rehabilitation Centre (south side), Salter Road (both sides), Wahroonga Road (both sides), Albany Highway (southern section, west side), Galliers Avenue (both sides), Railway Avenue (both sides) and Champion Drive (north east side) are included within the local-intake area of this school. The boundary parts of Canning Mills Road (both sides) are excluded from this local-intake area. The following defines the boundary of an optional area between Gosnells and Kelmscott Senior High Schools— From the junction of Mills Road East and Tonkin Highway, south west along Tonkin Highway to the bridge over the Canning River, south along the Canning River to the local government boundary between the City of Armadale and the City of Gosnells, east, south and east along the local government boundary to the western boundary of the Cohunu Wildlife Sanctuary site and continuing north to a point east of the junction of Mills Road East and Pages Way, west from this point to the junction of Mills Road East and Pages Way and in a generally westerly direction along Mills Road East to the junction with Tonkin Highway. The boundary parts of Tonkin Highway (south east side), Canning Highway (east side), Pages Way (both sides) and Mills Road East (both sides) are included within this optional area. The following defines an optional area between Kelmscott Senior High School and Roleystone District High School— From the junction of Chevin Road and Canning Mills Road, east along Chevin Road to a point midway between Coventry Road and Hill Road, south from this point to a point due east of the southern extremity of Coventry Road, west from this point to Canning Mills Road and north east along Canning Mills Road to Chevin Road. The boundary parts of Chevin Road (both sides) and Canning Mills Road (both sides) are included within this optional area. The following defines an optional area between Cecil Andrews and Kelmscott Senior High Schools— From the intersection of Lake Road and Champion Drive, south west along Lake Road to Bay Court, north west along Bay Court and its extension to the Southern River, north along the Southern River to the north westerly extension of Champion Drive, and south east along the extension of Champion Drive to Lake Road. The boundary parts of Lake Road (west side), and Bay Court (both sides) are included within this optional area.

KENT STREET SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL The local-intake area of this school contains all or part of the local-intake areas of the following primary schools: Cannington Community College, East Victoria Park and Kensington Primary Schools, and the traditional catchment areas of Bentley, Millen and Victoria Park Primary Schools. The following defines the local-intake area of this school— From the intersection of Great Eastern Highway and the railway line, south and south east along the railway line to Welshpool Road, west along Welshpool Road to Albany Highway, south along Albany Highway to Leach Highway, south west along Leach Highway to Manning Road, west along Manning Road to a point due south of the southern extension of Hill View Terrace, north along this extension and Hill View Terrace to Walpole Street, north east along Walpole Street to Holder Street, west along Holder Street to Maquis Street, south west along Marquis Street to Hayman Road, generally north west along Hayman Road to Douglas Avenue, north west along Douglas Avenue and its north west extension to the Swan River foreshore, east and north along the Swan River foreshore to the Goongoonup Bridge, east and south along the railway line to Great Eastern Highway. The boundary parts of Welshpool Road (north side), Albany Highway (south west side), Leach Highway (north west side), Manning Road (north side), Hill View Terrace and extension (east side), Walpole Street (south east side), Holder Street (north side), Marquis Street (north west side), Hayman Road (north east side), Douglas Avenue (north east side) and Great Eastern Highway (both sides) are included within the local-intake area for this school. The following defines an optional area between Como Secondary College and Kent Street Senior High School— From the junction of Douglas Avenue and South Terrace, north west along Douglas Avenue and its north westerly extension to the Swan River foreshore, north west and south along the Swan River foreshore to a point on the westerly extension of South Terrace, east along this extension and east along South Terrace to Douglas Avenue. The boundary parts of Douglas Avenue (south west side) and South Terrace (north side) are included within this optional area. The following defines an optional area between Cannington Community College and Kent Street Senior High School— From the intersection of Albany Highway and Leach Highway, north east along Leach Highway to the railway line, north west along the railway line to Welshpool Road, west along Welshpool Road to Albany Highway, and south east along Albany Highway to Leach Highway. The 6898 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 30 December 2005

boundary parts of Leach Highway (north west side), Welshpool Road (south side), and Albany Highway (north east side) are included within this local-intake area. The following defines an optional area between Belmont City College and Kent Street Senior High School— From the overpass of Victoria Park Drive and the Graham Farmer Freeway, south east along the Graham Farmer Freeway to Orrong Road, continuing south east along Orrong Road to Kewdale Road, south along Kewdale Road to Welshpool Road, west along Welshpool Road to the railway line, north west along the railway line to the Belmont Park railway station, and north east to the overpass of Victoria Park Drive and the Graham Farmer Freeway. The boundary parts of the Graham Farmer Freeway (south west side), Orrong Road (south west side), Kewdale Road (west side) and Welshpool Road (north side) are included within this optional area. LEEMING SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL The local-intake area for this school contains all or part of the local-intake areas of the following primary schools – Banksia Park, Bateman, Bull Creek, Leeming, Oberthur, West Leeming. The following defines the local-intake area of Leeming Senior High School— From the intersection of the Kwinana Freeway and South Street, west along South Street to Murdoch Drive, north along Murdoch Drive to Marsengo Road, east along Marsengo Road to the eastern part of Broadhurst Crescent, south along Broadhurst Crescent to Scandrett Way, east along Scandrett Way and its easterly extension to and across the Kwinana Freeway to the junction of Windich Road and Endeavour Avenue, continuing east along Windich Road and its easterly extension to Benningfield Road, south along Benningfield Road to Henry Bull Drive, east then south east along Henry Bull Drive to James Street, east along James Street to Hardy Street, southeast along Hardy Street to Darley Circle, south east along Darley Circle to More Crescent Crescent, north east along More Crescent to Back Close, east along Back Close and the walkway linking Back Close and Darley Circle, south along Darley Circle to Vagg Street, east along Vagg Street to Wheatley Drive, south along Wheatley Drive to South Street, east along South Street to the proposed Roe Highway, south west and west along the proposed Roe Highway to the Kwinana Freeway, north along the Kwinana Freeway to South Street. The boundary parts of South Street (western section, north side), Murdoch Drive (east side), Marsengo Road (south side), Broadhurst Crescent (west side), Scandrett Way (northern arm, south side), Wndich Road (both sides), Benningfield Road (both sides), Henry Bull Drive (both sides), James Street (both sides), Hardy Street (both sides), Darley Circle (both sides), More Crescent (both sides), Back Close (both sides), Vagg Street (both sides), South Street (eastern section, south side) and the Kwinana Freeway (east side) are included within the local-intake area of this school. The boundary parts of Wheatley Drive (both sides) are excluded from this local-intake area. The following defines an optional area between Leeming Senior High School and Rossmoyne Senior High School— From the junction of Murdoch Drive and Hawke Pass, east along Hawke Pass to Parry Avenue, continuing east along Parry Avenue to the Kwinana Freeway, south along the Kwinana Freeway to the northern arm of the loop forming Scandrett Way, west along the northern arm of Scandrett Way to Broadhurst Crescent, north along Broadhurst Crescent to Marsengo Road, west along Marsengo Road to Murdoch Drive and north along Murdoch Drive to Parry Avenue. The boundary parts of Hawke Pass (south side), Parry Avenue (south side), Kwinana Freeway (west side), northern arm of Scandrett Way (north side), Broadhurst Crescent (east side), Marsengo Road (north side) and Murdoch Drive (east side) are included within this optional area. The following defines an optional area between Leeming Senior High School and Willetton Senior High School— From the junction of South Street and Wheatley Drive, north along Wheatley Drive to the southern arm of Oberthur Crescent, east between Oberthur Crescent and Weeks Way to the walkway linking Weeks Way and Anstie Way, east along this walkway to Anstie Way, north then east along the northern part of Anstie Way to Hetherington Drive, north-east along Hetherington Drive to Owgan Place, south-east along Owgan Place to Karel Avenue, south along Karel Avenue to South Street and west along South Street to Wheatley Drive. The boundary parts of Wheatley Drive, Anstie Way, Owgan Place (both sides in all cases), Karel Avenue (west side) and South Street (north side) are included within this optional area, whilst the boundary parts of Hetherington Drive (both sides) are excluded from this optional area. The following defines an optional area between Leeming Senior High School and Willetton Senior High School— From the intersection of Parry Avenue and the Kwinana Freeway, south along the Kwinana Freeway to a point opposite the western extension of Windich Road, in an easterly direction to and along Windich Road and its eastward extension to Benningfield Road, south along Benningfield Road to Henry Bull Drive, east then south-east along Henry Bull Drive to James Street, east along James Street to Hardy Street, south-east along Hardy Street to Darley Circle, south-east along Darley Circle to More Crescent, north-east along More Crescent to Back Close, east along Back Close and the walkway linking Back Close and Darley Circle, south along Darley Circle to Vagg Street, east along Vagg Street to Wheatley Drive, north along Wheatley Drive to Parry Avenue and west along Parry Avenue to the Kwinana Freeway. The boundary parts of Parry Avenue (south side), Wheatley Drive (both sides) and the Kwinana Freeway (east side) are included within this optional area. The boundary parts (both sides) of all other streets are excluded from this optional area. 30 December 2005 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 6899

The following defines an optional area between Leeming Senior High School and Lakeland Senior High School— From the junction of Farrington Road and the Kwinana Freeway, west along Farrington Road to Bibra Drive, south along Bibra Drive to the proposed Roe Highway, east along the proposed Roe Highway to the Kwinana Freeway and north along the Kwinana Freeway to Farrington Road. The boundary parts of the Kwinana Freeway (west side), Farrington Road (south side), Bibra Drive (east side) and the proposed Roe Highway (north side) are included within this optional area. LESMURDIE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL The local-intake area for this school is defined by the local-intake areas of Falls Road and Lesmurdie Primary Schools, the traditional catchment areas of the following primary schools : Pickering Brook, Walliston and Wattle Grove; and the following exceptions. Children from Falls Road Primary School living in the area south of Falls Road and south of the portion of Lesmurdie Road north of Falls Road are entitled to attend Lesmurdie Senior High School. Children from Falls Road Primary School living in the area north of Falls Road and the portion of Lesmurdie Road north of Falls Road are entitled to attend Kalamunda Senior High School. Children living in Falls Road and the boundary part of Lesmurdie Road are entitled to attend either Lesmurdie Senior High School or Kalamunda Senior High School. Children from Walliston Primary School living in the area south of Lesmurdie Road, Jackson Road, and a line connecting the junction of Jackson Road and Stanhope Road with the junction of Mundaring Weir Road and Aldersyde Road are entitled to attend Lesmurdie Senior High School. Children from Walliston Primary School living in the area north of Lesmurdie Road, Jackson Road, and a line connecting the junction of Jackson Road and Stanhope Road with the junction of Mundaring Weir Road and Aldersyde Road are entitled to attend Kalamunda Senior High School. Children living in the boundary part of Lesmurdie Road and in Jackson Road are entitled to attend either Lesmurdie Senior High School or Kalamunda Senior High School. Children from Wattle Grove Primary School are entitled to attend either Lesmurdie Senior High School or Forrestfield Senior High School. LYNWOOD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL The local-intake area for this school is defined by the local-intake areas of the following primary schools— Brookman, Ferndale, Kinlock, Langford, Lynwood and Parkwood. MANDURAH HIGH SCHOOL The local-intake area for this school contains all or part of the local-intake areas of the following primary schools: Greenfields, Mandurah, North Mandurah, Riverside and Singleton. The following defines the local-intake area of Mandurah High School— From the entry of the Mandurah Estuary into the Indian Ocean, south along the Mandurah Estuary to the 'old' Mandurah Bridge, east along Pinjarra Road to the intersection with Fremantle Road, north along Fremantle Road to Gordon Road, east along Gordon Road to Lakes Road, north and east along Lakes Road to the Serpentine River, north along the Serpentine River to the boundary between the Shires of Murray and Rockingham, west along the Murray- Rockingham and Mandurah-Rockingham Shire boundaries to Fremantle Road, south along Fremantle Road to a point on the easterly extension of the proposed George Hibbert Road, west from this point on Fremantle Road along the easterly extension of George Hibbert Road, west along George Hibbert Road, and west along its westerly extension to the coastline, south along the coastline to the entry of the Mandurah Estuary into the Indian Ocean. The boundary parts of Pinjarra Road (north side), Fremantle Road (southern section, west side), Gordon Road (north side), Lakes Road (north side), the Murray-Rockingham and Mandurah- Rockingham Shire boundaries (south side), Fremantle Road (northern section, east side) and George Hibbert Road (both sides) are included within the local-intake area of Mandurah High School. The following defines an optional area between Coodanup Community College and Mandurah High School— From the intersection of Fremantle Road and Murdoch Drive east along Murdoch Drive to Bortolo Drive, north along Bortolo Drive to Exchequer Avenue, east along Exchequer Avenue to Lakes Road, north along Lakes Road to Gordon Road, west along Gordon Road to Fremantle Road and south along Fremantle Road to Murdoch Drive. The boundary parts of Murdoch Drive (north side), Bortolo Drive (west side), Exchequer Avenue (north side), Lakes Road (west side), Gordon Road (south side) and Fremantle Road (east side) are included within this optional area. The following defines an optional area between Comet Bay College and Mandurah High School— From the coastline of the Indian Ocean, east along the locality boundary between Madora Bay and Singleton to Fremantle Road, south along Fremantle Road to a point on the easterly extension of the proposed George Hibbert Road, west from this point on Fremantle Road along the easterly extension of George Hibbert Road, west along George Hibbert Road, and west along its westerly extension to the coastline, north along the coastline to the locality boundary of Madora Bay and Singleton. The boundary parts of Fremantle Road (west side) are included within this optional area. The boundary parts of George Hibbert Road (both sides) are excluded from this optional area. 6900 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 30 December 2005

ROSSMOYNE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL The local-intake area for this school contains all or part of the local-intake areas of the following primary schools: Bateman, Brentwood, Bull Creek, Oberthur, Riverton, Shelley and Willetton, and the traditional catchment area of Rossmoyne Primary School. The following defines the local-intake area of this school— From the junction of Leach Highway and Murdoch Drive, east along Leach Highway to the junction with Bull Creek Drive, north from this junction through Bateman Park to the foreshore of Bull Creek, east and north along the eastern foreshore of Bull Creek, and continuing north east and east along the foreshore of the Canning River to the northern extension of Duff Road, south along this extension and Duff Road to High Road, west along High Road to Augusta Street, south along Augusta Street to Acanthus Road, west along Acanthus Road to Darvell Road, south along Darvell Road to Rhonda Avenue, west along Rhonda Avenue to the northern extension of Donald Street, south along this extension and Donald Street to Apsley Road, west along Apsley Road to Eagles Walk, south along the north-south alignment of Eagles Walk and its extension to Flamingo Way, south along the north-south alignment of Flamingo Way and its extension to Albatross Pass, west along Albatross Pass and its extension between Wren Close and Cormorant Cross, and continuing north east between Brolga Promenade and both The Taffrail and The Quarterdeck to the junction of The Quarterdeck and The Escarpment, west from this junction to Karel Avenue, south along Karel Avenue to Parry Avenue, west along Parry Avenue to Murdoch Drive, and north along Murdoch Drive to Leach Highway. The boundary parts of Leach Highway (south side), Duff Road (both sides), High Road (north side), Augusta Street (both sides), Acanthus Road (both sides), Darvell Road (both sides), Donald Street (both sides), Eagles Walk (both sides), Flamingo Way (both sides), Wren Close (both sides), Brolga Promenade (both sides), Karel Avenue (west side), Parry Avenue (north side) and Murdoch Drive (east side) are included in the above local-intake area. Albatross Pass (both sides), Cormorant Cross (both sides), The Taffrail (both sides) and The Quarterdeck (both sides) are excluded from this area. Students resident within the following area have the entitlement of attending either Rossmoyne Senior High School or Leeming Senior High School— From the junction of Murdoch Drive and Parry Avenue, east along Parry Avenue to the Kwinana Freeway, south along the Kwinana Freeway to the northern arm of the loop forming Scandrett Way, west along the northern arm of Scandrett Way to Broadhurst Crescent, north along Broadhurst Crescent to Marsengo Road, west along Marsengo Road to Murdoch Drive and north along Murdoch Drive to Parry Avenue. The boundary parts of Parry Avenue (south side), Kwinana Freeway (west side), northern arm of Scandrett Way (north side), Broadhurst Crescent (east side), Marsengo Road (north side) and Murdoch (east side) are included within this optional area. Students resident within the following area have the entitlement of attending either Applecross Senior High School or Rossmoyne Senior High School— From the junction of Leach Highway and Riseley Street, north along Riseley Street to Karoonda Road, east along Karoonda Road to Canning Avenue, north east along Canning Avenue and its extension to the Canning River foreshore, south along the Canning River and Bull Creek foreshores to Bateman Park, south through Bateman Park to the junction of Leach Highway and Bull Creek Drive, west along Leach Highway to the junction with Riseley Street. The boundary parts of Riseley Street (east side) and Leach Highway (north side) are included within this optional area. The boundary parts of Karoonda Road (both sides) and Canning Avenue (both sides) are excluded from this optional area. Secondary students who reside south of High Road in the local-intake area of Riverton Primary School, and who were enrolled at Riverton Primary School for the whole of the year whilst in Year 7 at that school, are entitled to attend Rossmoyne Senior High School. THORNLIE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL The following defines the local-intake area of this school— From the intersection of Nicholson Road and the railway line, north east along the railway line to Albany Highway, south east along Albany Highway to Austin Avenue, south west along the locality boundary between Kenwick and Maddington to the Canning River, generally south along the Canning River to the confluence of the Canning River and the Southern River, south along the Southern River to Corfield Street, north east along Corfield Street to Warton Road, south west along Warton Road to Garden Street, north west along Garden Street to Nicholson Road, and north along Nicholson Road to the railway line. The boundary parts of Albany Highway (south west side), Corfield Street (north side), Warton Road (north west side) and Garden Street (east side) are included within the local-intake area of this school. The following is an optional area between Lynwood Senior High School and Thornlie Senior High School— From the intersection of the Canning River and the railway line, south west along the railway line to Cameron Street, north west along Cameron Street to the Roe Highway, north east along the proposed Roe Highway to the Canning River, and generally south east along the Canning River to the railway line. The boundary parts of Cameron Street (north east side) and the Roe Highway (south east side) are included within this optional area. The following defines the boundary of an optional area between Gosnells Senior High School and Thornlie Senior High School— From the junction of Ranford Road and Southern River Road, north east along Southern River Road to Gay Street, north west along Gay Street and its extension to Warton Road , south west 30 December 2005 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 6901

along Warton Road to Barrett Street, south east along Barrett Street to Balfour Road, south west along Balfour Street to Ranford Road and south east along Ranford Road to Southern River Road. The boundary parts of Southern River Road (both sides), Gay Street (both sides), Warton Road (south east side), Barrett Street (north east side), Balfour Street (south east side) are included within this optional area. The boundary parts of Ranford Road (both sides) are excluded from this optional area. The following defines an optional area between Canning Vale College, Gosnells Senior High School and Thornlie Senior High School— From the junction of Warton Road and Barrett Street, south east along Barrett Street to Balfour Street, south west along Balfour Street to Ranford Road, north west along Ranford Road to Wright Road, south west along Wright Road to the main entrance of Carey College, north west from the main entrance of Carey College through Harrisdale Swamp to Warton Road and north east along Warton Road to Barrett Street. The boundary parts of Barrett Street (south west side), Balfour Street (north west side), Ranford Road (north east side) Wright Road (north west side) and Warton Road (south east side) are included within this optional area. (It is anticipated that this optional area will eventually become part of the local-intake area of a future secondary school in Southern River or Forrestdale, and will cease to be part of the local-intake area of Canning Vale College.) WESTERN SUBURBS SECONDARY SCHOOL CLUSTER The two schools in the Western Suburbs Secondary School Cluster are: Churchlands Senior High School (SHS) and Perth Modern School. Students resident within the Western Suburbs Secondary School Cluster are entitled to attend either of the secondary schools in the Cluster. The following defines the local-intake area of the Cluster— From a point on the Indian Ocean coastline due west of the junction of West Coast Highway and Rochdale Road, east from the coastline to this junction, north along West Coast Highway to Oceanic Drive, east along Oceanic Drive and its extension into Cambridge Street, east along Cambridge Street to Station Street (northern section), south along Station Street (northern section) to Salvado Road, east along Salvado Road to Station Street (southern section), south along Station Street (southern section) to the railway line, south east from the railway line to the junction of Roberts Road and Rokeby Road, south along Rokeby Road to Nicholson Road, east along Nicholson Road to Thomas Street, south east through Kings Park to the Old Brewery on the Swan River, in a generally east and north east direction along the Swan River to Summers Street (East Perth), west along Summers Street (eastern section) to the railway line, west across the railway line to Summers Street (western section), west along Summers Street to Bulwer Street, north west along Bulwer Street to Vincent Street, west along Vincent Street to Charles Street, north along Charles Street to Green Street, west along Green Street to Scarborough Beach Road, west, north west and west along Scarborough Beach Road and its western extension to the coastline, and south along the coastline to a point due west of the junction of West Coast Highway and Rochdale Road. The boundary parts of West Coast Highway (west side), Oceanic Drive (north side), Cambridge Street (north side), Station Street (northern and southern sections, east side), Salvado Road (north side), Rokeby Road (east side), Nicholson Road (north side), Summers Street (both sections, both sides), Bulwer Street (both sides), Charles Street (both sides), Green Street (south side) and Scarborough Beach Road (south side) are included within the local-intake area of the Cluster. The boundary parts of Vincent Street (both sides) are excluded from this local-intake area. The following defines an optional area between the Western Suburbs Secondary School Cluster and Carine Senior High School— From a point on the Indian Ocean coastline due west of the junction of West Coast Highway and West Coast Drive, east from this point to the junction of West Coast Highway and West Coast Drive, north east along West Coast Highway to Karrinyup Road, east and south east along Karrinyup Road to Huntriss Road, south along Huntriss Road to Barnes Street, west along Barnes Street to Holbeck Street, south along Holbeck Street to Scarborough Beach Road, north west and west along Scarborough Beach Road and its western extension to the coastline and north along the coastline to a point on the coastline due west of the junction of West Coast Highway and West Coast Drive. The boundary parts of West Coast Highway (south side), Karrinyup Road (south side), Huntriss Road (both sides), Barnes Street (both sides), Holbeck Street (both sides) and Scarborough Beach Road (north side) are included within this optional area. The following defines an optional area between the Western Suburbs Secondary Schools Cluster and Balcatta Senior High School— From the intersection of Sackville Terrace and Holbeck Street, east along Sackville Terrace and Barnes Street to Odin Road, north along Odin Road to the southern arm of Birralee Loop, east between the southern arm of Birralee Loop and Hertha Place to the Mitchell Freeway, south and south east along the Mitchell Freeway to Scarborough Beach Road, north west along Scarborough Beach Road to Holbeck Street and north along Holbeck Street to Sackville Terrace. The boundary parts of the Sackville Terrace (south side), Barnes Road (south side), Odin Road (east side), Hertha Place (both sides), Mitchell Freeway (west side) and Scarborough Beach Road (north side) are included with this optional area. The boundary parts of Birralee Loop (both sides) and Holbeck Street (both sides) are excluded from this optional area. The following defines an optional area between the Western Suburbs Secondary Schools Cluster and Mirrabooka Senior High School— From the junction of the Mitchell Freeway and Scarborough Beach Road, east along Scarborough Beach Road to Green Street, east along Green Street to Wanneroo Road, north along Wanneroo 6902 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 30 December 2005

Road to Roberts Street, west along Roberts Street to the Mitchell Freeway and south along the Mitchell Freeway to Scarborough Beach Road. The boundary parts of Scarborough Beach Road (north side), Green Street (north side) Wanneroo Road (west side) and the Mitchell Freeway (east side) are included within this option area. Roberts Street (both sides) is excluded from this option area. WARNBRO COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL The local-intake area for this secondary school contains all or part of the local-intake areas of the following primary schools : Charthouse, Koorana, Port Kennedy, Rockingham Lakes, Secret Harbour, Waikiki and Warnbro. The following defines the local-intake area for Warnbro Community High School— From the junction of and Hilda Road, south west and west along Hilda Road to the Indian Ocean coastline, south along the coastline to a point due west of the most north westerly point of Antonio Circuit, east from this point on the coastline to the north west corner of Antonio Circuit, east between Antonio Circuit and Knutsford Crescent, then east keeping the following streets in brackets all on the north (Tryall Avenue, Belmont Close, Trafalgar Gardens, Nunton Place, Rueval Court and Benbecula Loop) and keeping the following streets in brackets all on the south (Majestic Close, Bounty Court, Bingarra Close, Nautilus Close, Ceri Close, Galley Close and Batavia Court), and continuing east to Warnbro Sound Avenue, south along Warnbro Sound Avenue to Port Kennedy Drive, east along Port Kennedy Drive to Ennis Avenue, north along Ennis Avenue to Willmott Drive, north west along Willmott Drive to Gnangara Drive, west along Gnangara Drive to Read Street, south along Read Street to Rand Avenue, west along Rand Avenue to Safety Bay Road, and south east along Safety Bay Road to Hilda Road. The boundary parts of Hilda Road (both sides), Warnbro Sound Avenue (east side), Port Kennedy Drive (north side), Ennis Avenue (west side), Willmott Drive (south west side), Gnangara Drive (south side), Read Street (east side), Rand Avenue (south side), Safety Bay Road (north east side) and Hilda Road (south side) are included within the catchment area for Warnbro Community High School WILLETTON SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL The local-intake area for this school contains all or part of the local-intake areas of the following primary schools: Bull Creek, Burrendah, Oberthur, Riverton, Rostrata and Willetton. The following defines the local-intake area of this school— From the junction of High Road and Augusta Street, south along Augusta Street to Acanthus Road, west along Acanthus Road to Darvell Road, south along Darvell Road to Rhonda Avenue, west along Rhonda Avenue to the northern extension of Donald Street, south along this extension and Donald Street to Apsley Road, west along Apsley Road to Eagles Walk, south along the north-south alignment of Eagles Walk and its extension to Flamingo Way, south along the north-south alignment of Flamingo Way and its extension to Albatross Pass, west along Albatross Pass and its extension between Wren Close and Cormorant Cross, and continuing north east between Brolga Promenade and both The Taffrail and The Quarterdeck to the junction of The Quarterdeck and The Escarpment, west from this junction to Karel Avenue, south along Karel Avenue to Parry Avenue, west along Parry Avenue to Wheatley Drive, south along Wheatley Drive to the southern arm of Oberthur Crescent, east between Oberthur Crescent and Weeks Way to the walkway linking Weeks Way and Anstie Way, east along this walkway to Anstie Way, north then east along the northern part of Anstie Way to Hetherington Drive, north-east along Hetherington Drive to Owgan Place, south-east along Owgan Place to Karel Avenue, south along Karel Avenue to South Street, east along South Street to the proposed Roe Highway, north east along the proposed Roe Highway to Willeri Drive, north along Willeri Drive to High Road and west along High Road to Augusta Street. The boundary parts of Albatross Pass (both sides), Cormorant Cross (both sides), The Taffrail (both sides), The Quarterdeck (both sides), Karel Avenue (east side for both northern and southern sections), Parry Avenue (south side), Wheatley Drive (between Vagg Street and Oberthur Crescent, both sides), Oberthur Crescent (both sides), Hetherington Drive (both sides), South Street (north side), Willeri Drive (west side) and High Road (south side) are included in this local-intake area. The boundary parts of Augusta Street (both sides), Acanthus Road (western section, both sides), Darvell Road (both sides), Donald Street (both sides), Eagles Walk (both sides), Flamingo Way (both sides), Wren Close (both sides), Brolga Promenade (both sides) and Wheatley Drive (between Parry Avenue and Vagg Street, both sides) are excluded from this local-intake area. The following defines an optional area between Leeming Senior High School and Willetton Senior High School— From the junction of South Street and Wheatley Drive, north along Wheatley Drive to the southern arm of Oberthur Crescent, east between Oberthur Crescent and Weeks Way to the walkway linking Weeks Way and Anstie Way, east along this walkway to Anstie Way, north then east along the northern part of Anstie Way to Hetherington Drive, north-east along Hetherington Drive to Owgan Place, south-east along Owgan Place to Karel Avenue, south along Karel Avenue to South Street and west along South Street to Wheatley Drive. The boundary parts of Wheatley Drive, Anstie Way, Owgan Place (both sides in all cases), Karel Avenue (west side) and South Street (north side) are included within this optional area, whilst the boundary parts of Hetherington Drive (both sides) are excluded from this optional area. The following defines an optional area between Willetton Senior High School and Leeming Senior High School— From the intersection of Parry Avenue and the Kwinana Freeway, south along the Kwinana Freeway to a point opposite the western extension of Windich Road, in an easterly direction to 30 December 2005 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 6903

and along Windich Road and its eastward extension to Benningfield Road, south along Benningfield Road to Henry Bull Drive, east then south-east along Henry Bull Drive to James Street, east along James Street to Hardy Street, south-east along Hardy Street to Darley Circle, south-east along Darley Circle to More Crescent, north-east along More Crescent to Back Close, east along Back Close and the walkway linking Back Close and Darley Circle, south along Darley Circle to Vagg Street, east along Vagg Street to Wheatley Drive, north along Wheatley Drive to Parry Avenue and west along Parry Avenue to the Kwinana Freeway. The boundary parts of Parry Avenue (south side), Wheatley Drive (both sides) and the Kwinana Freeway (east side) are included within this optional area. The boundary parts (both sides) of all other streets are excluded from this optional area. WOODVALE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL The following defines the local-intake area of this school— From the junction of Wanneroo Road and Ocean Reef Road, west along Ocean Reef Road to the Mitchell Freeway, south along the Mitchell Freeway to Whitfords Avenue, east along Whitfords Avenue to Wanneroo Road, and north along Wanneroo Road to Ocean Reef Road. The boundary parts of Ocean Reef Road (south side), Mitchell Freeway (east side), Whitfords Avenue (north side), and Wanneroo Road (west side) are included within this local-intake area. The following defines an optional area between Woodvale Senior High School and Greenwood Senior High School— From the intersection of Whitfords Avenue and the Mitchell Freeway, east along Whitfords Avenue to Wanneroo Road, south along Wanneroo Road to a point due east of the east-west alignment of Montessori Place, west from this point to and along Montessori Place and its extension along the bike path to the Mitchell Freeway, and north along the Mitchell Freeway to Whitfords Avenue. The boundary parts of Whitfords Avenue (south side), Wanneroo Road (west side), Montessori Place (both sides) and the Mitchell Freeway (east side) are included within this optional area.

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ED402* SCHOOL EDUCATION ACT 1999 LIST OF SCHOOLS THAT HAVE BEEN DECLARED AS LOCAL-INTAKE SCHOOLS (Pursuant to Section 60, Subsection 3a) The Hon. Minister for Education has advised that the following schools shall have local-intake areas from 1 January 2006. PAUL ALBERT, Director General of Education and Training. ———— ADAM ROAD PS ALBANY PS ALBANY SENIOR HIGH ALINJARRA PS ALLENDALE PS APPLECROSS PS APPLECROSS SHS ARBOR GROVE PS ARDROSS PS ARMADALE PS ASHBURTON DRIVE PS ASHDALE PS ATTADALE PS ATWELL PS AUSTRALIND PS AUSTRALIND SHS BALCATTA PS BALCATTA SHS BALDIVIS PS BALER PS BALGA PS BALGA SHS BALLAJURA COM COL BALLAJURA PS BAMBARA PS BANKSIA PARK PS BATEMAN PS BAYSWATER PS BEACHLANDS PS BEACONSFIELD PS BEAUMARIS PS BEECHBORO PS BEELIAR PS BELDON PS BELMONT CITY COLL BELMONT PS BELRIDGE SHS BIBRA LAKE PS BICTON PS BLACKMORE PS BLUFF POINT PS BOORAGOON PS BOULDER PS BOYARE PS BRAESIDE PS BRAMFIELD PARK PS BRENTWOOD PS BRIDGETOWN PS BROOKMAN PS BROOME PS BULL CREEK PS BUNBURY PS BUNBURY SHS BUNGAREE PS BURRENDAH PS BUSSELTON PS BUSSELTON SHS BUTLER PS BYFORD PS CABLE BEACH PS CALISTA PS CAMBERWARRA PS CAMBOON PS CAMPBELL PS CANNING VALE COLL CANNING VALE PS CANNINGTON COMM CO CARALEE PS CAREY PARK PS CARINE PS CARINE SHS CARNARVON PS CARRAMAR PS CASSIA PS CASTLETOWN PS CHALLIS ECEC CHALLIS PS CHARTHOUSE PS CHIDLOW PS CHURCHLANDS PS CHURCHLANDS SHS CITY BEACH PS CLARKSON COMM HS CLARKSON PS CLIFTON PARK PS CLOVERDALE PS COLLIER PS COMET BAY COLL COMO PS COMO SEC COLLEGE 6904 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 30 December 2005

CONNOLLY PS COODANUP COMM COL COOGEE PS COOINDA PS COOLBELLUP COMM SCH COOLOONGUP PS CRAIGIE PS CREANEY PS CURRAMBINE PS DALMAIN PS DALYELLUP PS DARLINGTON PS DAVALLIA PS DENMARK HS DIANELLA HTS PS DRYANDRA PS DUDLEY PARK PS DUNCRAIG PS DUNCRAIG SHS E BEECHBORO PS E CARNARVON PS E FREMANTLE PS E GREENWOOD PS E KALGOORLIE PS E KENWICK PS E MADDINGTON PS E MANJIMUP PS E NARROGIN PS E VICTORIA PARK PS E WAIKIKI PS E WANNEROO PS EASTERN HILLS SHS EDDYSTONE PS EDEN HILL PS EDGEWATER PS EDNEY PS ELLENBROOK PS ENDEAVOUR PS ESPERANCE PS EXCELSIOR PS FALCON PS FALLS ROAD PS FERNDALE PS FLINDERS PARK PS FLOREAT PARK PS FOREST CRESCENT PS FORRESTDALE PS FORRESTFIELD PS FORRESTFIELD SHS FREMANTLE PS GEOGRAPHE PS GERALDTON PS GIBBS STREET PS GIDGEGANNUP PS GIRRAWHEEN PS GIRRAWHEEN SHS GLEN FORREST PS GLENCOE PS GLENGARRY PS GOOSEBERRY HILL PS GOSNELLS PS GOV STIRLING SHS GREENFIELDS PS GREENMOUNT PS GREENWOOD SHS GWYNNE PARK PS HAINSWORTH PS HALLS HEAD COMM CO HALLS HEAD PS HAMILTON SHS HAMPTON PARK PS HAMPTON SHS HANNANS PS HARMONY PS HARVEY SHS HAWKER PARK PS HEATHRIDGE PS HELENA VALLEY PS HERNE HILL PS HIGH WYCOMBE PS HILLARYS PS HILLMAN PS HUNTINGDALE PS ILLAWARRA PS INGLEWOOD PS JANDAKOT PS JARRAHDALE PS JOHN CURTIN COTA JOHN FORREST SHS PS KALAMUNDA PS KALAMUNDA SHS KALGOORLIE PS KARDINYA PS KARRATHA PS KATANNING PS KELMSCOTT SHS KENSINGTON PS KENT STREET SHS KEWDALE PS KINGSLEY PS KINLOCK PS KINROSS COLLEGE KINROSS PS KOONDOOLA PS KOORANA PS KWINANA SHS LAKE GWELUP PS LAKELAND SHS LANDSDALE PS LEDA PS LEEMING PS LEEMING SHS LESMURDIE PS LESMURDIE SHS LITTLE GROVE PS LOCKRIDGE PS LOCKRIDGE SHS LYNWOOD PS LYNWOOD SHS MADDINGTON PS MAIDA VALE PS MANDURAH HS MANDURAH PS MANJIMUP PS MARANGAROO PS MARGARET RIVER SHS MARMION PS MARRI GROVE PS MAYLANDS PENINSULA P MEDINA PS MELVILLE PS MELVILLE SHS MERRIWA PS MIDDLE SWAN PS MILLARS WELL PS MINDARIE PS MIRRABOOKA SHS MONTROSE PS MORLEY PS MORLEY SHS MT HAWTHORN JPS MT HAWTHORN PS MT LAWLEY PS MT LAWLEY SHS MT LOCKYER PS MT PLEASANT PS MT TARCOOLA PS MULLALOO BEACH PS MULLALOO HTS PS MUNDARING PS MUNDIJONG PS N ALBANY SHS N BALGA PS N COTTESLOE PS N FREMANTLE PS N KALGOORLIE PS N MANDURAH PS N MORLEY PS N PARMELIA PS N TOM PRICE PS N WOODVALE PS NARROGIN PS NEDLANDS PS NEERABUP PS NEERIGEN BROOK PS NEWMAN PS NEWTON MOORE SHS NEWTON PS NORANDA PS NORTHAM PS NORTHAM SHS NULSEN PS O'CONNOR PS OBERTHUR PS OCEAN REEF PS OCEAN REEF SHS ORELIA PS PADBURY PS PADBURY SHS PALMYRA PS PARKFIELD PS PARKWOOD PS PEGS CREEK PS PERTH MODERN SCHOOL PHOENIX PS PINJARRA SHS POSEIDON PS POYNTER PS PT KENNEDY PS QUINNS BEACH PS QUINNS ROCKS PS RANFORD PS RANGEWAY PS RAWLINSON PS RICHMOND PS RIVERSIDE PS RIVERTON PS ROCKINGHAM BCH PS ROCKINGHAM LAKES PS ROCKINGHAM SHS ROEBUCK PS ROSALIE PS ROSSMOYNE PS ROSSMOYNE SHS ROSTRATA PS S BALLAJURA PS S BUNBURY PS S COOGEE PS S FREMANTLE SHS S HEDLAND PS S KALGOORLIE PS S NEWMAN PS S PADBURY PS S PERTH PS S THORNLIE PS 30 December 2005 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 6905

SAFETY BAY PS SAFETY BAY SHS SAMSON PS SCARBOROUGH PS SECRET HARBOUR PS SERPENTINE PS SETTLERS PS SHELLEY PS SHENTON COLLEGE SINGLETON PS SORRENTO PS SOUTH LAKE PS SOUTHERN RIVER COLL SOUTHWELL PS SPENCER PARK PS SPRINGFIELD PS SUBIACO PS SUTHER DIAN PS SWAN VIEW PS SWAN VIEW SHS SWANBOURNE PS TAKARI PS TAMBREY PS THORNLIE SHS TOM PRICE PS VASSE PS W BALCATTA PS W BEECHBORO PS W BUSSELTON PS W LEEDERVILLE PS W LEEMING PS W MORLEY PS WADDINGTON PS WAGGRAKINE PS WAIKIKI PS WALLISTON PS WANNEROO PS WANNEROO SHS WARNBRO COM HS WARNBRO PS WARRIAPENDI PS WARWICK SHS WATTLE GROVE PS WELD SQUARE PS WEMBLEY DOWNS PS WEMBLEY PS WESTFIELD PARK PS WHITE GUM VAL PS WICKHAM PS WILLANDRA PS WILLETTON PS WILLETTON SHS WINTERFOLD PS WINTHROP PS WIRRABIRRA PS WITHERS PS WOODBRIDGE PS WOODLANDS PS WOODLUPINE PS WOODVALE PS WOODVALE SHS WOOROLOO PS WUNDOWIE PS YAKAMIA PS YANCHEP DHS YANGEBUP PS YOKINE PS YULUMA PS

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ED403* EDUCATION ACT 1999 LIST OF SCHOOLS THAT HAVE NOT BEEN DECLARED AS LOCAL-INTAKE SCHOOLS (Pursuant to Section 60, Subsection 3b) The Hon. Minister for Education has advised that, from 1 January 2006, the following schools shall not be local-intake schools. PAUL ALBERT, Director General of Education and Training. ———— ABROLHOS ISL SCH ALLANSON PS ALLENSWOOD PS AMAROO PS ANZAC TERRACE PS ARMADALE SHS ASHFIELD PS AUGUSTA PS AVONVALE PS BABAKIN PS BADGINGARRA PS BAKERS HILL PS BALINGUP PS BALLIDU PS BASSENDEAN PS BAYULU RCS BEACON PS BECKENHAM PS BELMAY PS BENCUBBIN PS BENTLEY PS BEVERLEY DHS BINDOON PS BINNU PS BLACKSTONE RCS BODDINGTON DHS BOLGART PS BORDEN PS BOYANUP PS BOYUP BROOK DHS BREMER BAY PS BRIDGETOWN HS BROOKTON DHS BROOME SHS BROOMEHILL PS BRUCE ROCK DHS BRUNSWICK JUNCT PS BULLSBROOK DHS BUNTINE PS BURRINGURRAH RCS CADOUX PS CALINGIRI PS CANNING COLLEGE CAPEL PS CARCOOLA PS CARLISLE PS CARNAMAH DHS CARNARVON SCH AIR CARNARVON SHS CASCADE PS CAVERSHAM PS CECIL ANDREWS SHS CENT MIDLANDS SHS CERVANTES PS CHAPMAN VALLEY PS CHRISTMAS IS DHS CLAREMONT PS CLAYTON VIEW PS CLIFTON HILLS PS COCOS ISLAND DHS COLLIE SHS CONDINGUP PS COOLBINIA PS COOLGARDIE PS COOROW PS CORRIGIN DHS COSMO NEWBERRY RCS COTTESLOE PS COWARAMUP PS CRANBROOK PS CUE PS CUNDERDIN DHS CURTIN PS CYRIL JACK SNR CAM DALKEITH PS DALWALLINU DHS DAMPIER PS DANDARAGAN PS DARDANUP PS DARKAN DHS DAWSON PARK PS DAWUL RCS DEANMORE PS DENMARK PS DERBY DHS DJIDI DJIDI AB SCH DJUGERARI RCS DONGARA DHS DONNYBROOK DHS DOUBLEVIEW PS DOWERIN DHS DUMBLEYUNG PS DUNSBOROUGH PS DWELLINGUP PS E CLAREMONT PS E HAMERSLEY PS E HAMILTON HILL PS EATON COMM COLL EATON PS 6906 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 30 December 2005

EMBLETON PS ENEABBA PS ESPERANCE SHS EXMOUTH DHS FAIRVIEW PS FITZROY CROSSG DHS FRANKLAND PS GAIRDNER PS GASCOYNE JUNCT RCS GERALDTON SENIOR C GINGIN DHS GLEN HUON PS GLENDALE PS GNOWANGERUP DHS GOOLLELAL PS GOOMALLING PS GRASS PATCH PS GRAYLANDS PS GREENBUSHES PS GROVELANDS PS GUILDFORD PS HALIDON PS HALLS CREEK DHS HARVEY PS HEDLAND SHS HIGHGATE PS HILLCREST PS HILTON PS HOLLYWOOD PS HYDEN PS JAMESON RCS JERDACUTTUP PS JERRAMUNGUP DHS JIGALONG RCS JOHN WILLCOCK COLL JOLIMONT PS JUNGDRANUNG RCS JURIEN BAY DHS KAL-BOULDER MS KAL-BOULDER SC KALANNIE PS KALBARRI DHS KALGOORLIE SCH AIR KALUMBURU RCS KAMBALDA PS KAMBALDA WEST DHS KAPINARA PS KARRATHA SHS KARRIDALE PS KARRINYUP PS KATANNING SHS KELLERBERRIN DHS KELMSCOTT PS KENDENUP PS KIMBERLEY SCH AIR KIRUP PS KIWIRRKURRA RCS KOJONUP DHS KONDININ PS KOORDA PS KUKERIN PS KULIN DHS KUNUNURRA DHS KYILLA PS LA GRANGE RCS LAKE GRACE DHS LAKE KING PS LAKE MONGER PS LANCELIN PS LATHAM PS LATHLAIN PS LAVERTON PS LEEMAN PS LEINSTER PS LEONORA DHS LOOMA RCS MANDURAH SNR COLL MANJIMUP SHS MANNING PS MARBLE BAR PS MARGARET RIVER PS MECKERING PS MEEKATHARA SCH AIR MEEKATHARRA DHS MENZIES RCS MERREDIN SHS MIDVALE PS MILING PS MILLEN PS MINDARIE SENIOR CO MINGENEW PS MIRRABOOKA PS MOORA PS MOORDITJ NOONGAR C MOORINE ROCK PS MORAWA DHS MOSMAN PARK PS MT BARKER COMM COLL MT BARKER PS MT HELENA PS MT MAGNET DHS MT MANYPEAKS PS MT MARGARET RCS MUKINBUDIN DHS MULLEWA DHS MULUDJA RCS MUNGLINUP PS N DANDALUP PS N MERREDIN PS N PERTH PS NANNUP DHS NAREMBEEN DHS NARROGIN SHS NEWBOROUGH PS NEWDEGATE PS NEWMAN SHS NGALAPITA RCS NGURRAWAANA RCS NOLLAMARA PS NORSEMAN DHS NORTH BEACH PS NORTH LAKE SNR CAM NORTHAMPTON DHS NORTHCLIFFE DHS NULLAGINE PS NUNGARIN PS NYABING PS OCEAN ROAD PS ONE ARM POINT RCS ONGERUP PS ONSLOW PS OOMBULGURRI RCS ORANGE GROVE PS OSBORNE PS PANNAWONICA PS PARABURDOO PS PARKERVILLE PS PEMBERTON DHS PERENJORI PS PIA WADJARRI RCS PICKERING BROOK PS PICTON PS PINGELLY DHS PINGRUP PS PINJARRA PS PT HEDLAND PS PT HEDLAND S AIR QUAIRADING DHS QUEENS PARK PS RAVENSTHORPE DHS REDCLIFFE PS RIVER VALLEY PS ROEBOURNE PS ROLEYSTONE DHS ROLEYSTONE PS ROTTNEST ISLAND PS S MERREDIN PS S STIRLING PS SALMON GUMS PS SANDSTONE PS SAWYERS VALLEY PS SCADDAN PS SCH OF ISOL & DIST SEAFORTH PS SEVENOAKS SNR COLL SHARK BAY PS SOUTHERN CROSS DHS SPEARWOOD ALT SCH SPEARWOOD PS TAMBELLUP PS TAMMIN PS THORNLIE PS THREE SPRINGS PS TINCURRIN PS TJIRRKARLI RCS TJUKURLA RCS TOM PRICE SHS TOODYAY DHS TRANBY PS TRAYNING PS TUART COLLEGE TUART HILL PS UPPER SWAN PS USELESS LOOP PS VICTORIA PARK PS W GREENWOOD PS W NORTHAM PS WACA - CUNDERDIN WACA - DENMARK WACA - HARVEY WACA - MORAWA WACA - NARROGIN WAGIN DHS WALKAWAY PS WALPOLE PS 30 December 2005 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 6907

WANANAMI RCS WANARN RCS WANDERING PS WANGKATJUNGKA RCS WARAKURNA RCS WARBURTON RANGE RC WAROONA DHS WATHEROO PS WELLSTEAD PS WESTMINSTER JPS WESTMINSTER PS WESTONIA PS WICKEPIN PS WILLIAMS PS WILSON PARK PS WILSON PS WILUNA RCS WINGELLINA RCS WONGAN HILLS DHS WOODANILLING PS WUBIN PS WYALKATCHEM DHS WYNDHAM DHS YALE PS YALGOO PS YANDEYARRA RCS YARLOOP PS YEALERING PS YERECOIN PS YINTARRI RCS YORK DHS YULE BROOK COLLEGE YULGA JINNA RCS YUNA

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ED404 UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA ACT 1911 AMENDING BY-LAW It is hereby notified that the Lieutenant-Governor and Administrator in Executive Council, acting under the provisions of Section 16B of the University of Western Australia Act 1911, has approved an amendment to Part 2 of the First Schedule of the University of Western Australia Lands By-laws as set out in the attached schedule. LJILJANNA RAVLICH, MLC, Minister for Education and Training. ———— THE UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA LANDS BY-LAWS The University of Western Australia, in pursuance of the University of Western Australia Act 1911, hereby makes the following amendments to The University of Western Australia Lands By-laws, for the purpose of regulating the terms and conditions under which those lands may be visited or used and the conduct of persons when on those lands— FIRST SCHEDULE PART 2 is amended by adding the following— CLAREMONT CAMPUS 41. Lot 14456 on Deposited Plan 30905 and being the whole of the land in Record of Certificate of Crown Land title Volume LR3127 Folio 395. The Common Seal of the University of Western Australia was hereto affixed by authority of the Senate attested by— ALAN ROBSON, Vice-Chancellor.

HEALTH

HE401* HEALTH SERVICES (QUALITY IMPROVEMENT) ACT 1994 STANDARDS Established by the Minister for Health for the purposes of Section 9(1)(B) of the Health Services (Quality Improvement) Act 1994 BACKGROUND The aim of any quality improvement committee is to improve the quality of health care delivered to patients. Quality improvement committees registered under the Health Services (Quality Improvement) Act 1994 (the Act) are required to fulfil a number of functions as outlined in section 7 (2)(c) of the Act. These activities include— • the assessment and evaluation of the quality of health services, including the review of clinical practices; • the reporting and making of recommendations to its governing body concerning health services; and, • the monitoring of the implementation of those recommendations. PURPOSE These Standards are established by the Minister for Health for the purposes of section 9(1)(b) of the Act. The purpose of these Standards is to enable a person who acquires any information solely as a result of the performance of the Committee’s functions to make a record of, divulge and communicate 6908 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 30 December 2005 that information for the making available to the public or a section of the public of information that does not, either expressly or by implication, disclose the identity of an individual or individuals. These Standards are in addition to the restrictions imposed by section 8(2) of the Act. DEFINITIONS In these Standards— “Act” means the Health Services (Quality Improvement) Act 1994; “Committee” means a committee that is declared, or is by section 14 of the Act taken to have been declared, to be an approved quality improvement committee under section 7(1) of the Act; “Department of Health” means the department principally assisting the Minister for Health in the administration of the Act and responsible for the State-wide administration of health services; “family connection” means a connection identifying an individual by reference to members of their family. For example, by reference to a spouse/de-facto-partner/sister/grand-daughter of the person; “governing body” means the person or body (by whatever name called) having the general direction and control of, and overall responsibility for, the operations of— (a) a health service; or (b) an association, society, college, faculty or other body of professionals who provide a health care service; “health professional” means a person practising a particular discipline or profession in the health area and includes a medical practitioner, nurse, midwife, occupational therapist, osteopath, chiropractor, optometrist, pharmacist, physiotherapist, podiatrist, radiographer, psychologist; “health section of the public” means that section of the public comprising— (a) employees of the Department of Health; (b) employees of a health service; (c) health professionals; (d) members of an association, society, college, faculty or other body of professionals who provide health services; and (e) employees of other Australian and international government agencies responsible for the provision and administration of health services and health legislation. “health service” means— (a) any medical, hospital, ambulance, paramedical, dental, pharmaceutical, mental health, nursing home, palliative care, community health or environmental health service; (b) any service relating to or associated with the provision of a service referred to in paragraph (a); or (c) any other service relating to or associated with the maintenance or improvement of the health, or the restoration to health, of persons or the prevention of disease in or injury to persons; “identifying feature” means any semi permanent or permanent physical identifying feature (eg. scar, excessive body mass index, skin colour); “information” includes reports; “public” means open to all persons; “Regulations” means the Health Services (Quality Improvement) Regulations 1995; and “sentinel event information” means information about the following events— • Procedures involving the wrong patient or body part; • Suicide of a patient in an inpatient unit; • Retained instruments or other material after surgery requiring re-operation or further surgical procedure; • Intravascular gas embolism resulting in death or neurological damage; • Haemolytic blood transfusion reaction resulting from ABO incompatibility; • Medication error leading to the death of a patient reasonably believed to be due to incorrect administration of drugs; • Maternal death or serious morbidity associated with labour or delivery; • Infant discharged to wrong family or infant abduction; and • Any other catastrophic event resulting in serious patient harm or patient death. STANDARD 1: Reports made by a Committee to the Minister for Health and the public in accordance with the Regulations 1.1 In accordance with regulation 9 of the Regulations, a Committee is to make available to the public at least once in each period of 12 months, by such means as is determined by the governing body which established the Committee, a report containing the following information— (a) the services which have been assessed and evaluated by the Committee during that period; 30 December 2005 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 6909

(b) any action taken (described in general terms) as a result of the assessment and evaluation referred to in paragraph (a); and (c) if known at the time of preparation of the report, any results of the action referred to in paragraph (b). 1.2 In accordance with regulation 10 of the Regulations, a Committee is to furnish the Minister for Health at least once annually and more often if so directed by the Minister, a report containing the following information— (a) details of the reports made available to the public under regulation 9 during the relevant period and the manner in which the reports were made available; (b) a statement indicating whether or not the exercise of the functions of the Committee has been and will continue to be facilitated by the provision of the immunities and protections afforded by the Act; and (c) a statement indicating whether or not it has been and will continue to be in the public interest to restrict disclosure of information compiled by the Committee in the course of the performance of the Committee’s functions. 1.3 The reports provided under regulations 9 and 10 of the Regulations shall not disclose in relation to an individual or individuals the following information: names, address, dates of birth, age, family connection, occupation, qualifications, membership of a professional body, home or workplace location or region, religious denomination, cultural background, ethnicity, nationality, gender, gender history, sexual orientation, sexual orientation history, marital status or an identifying feature.

STANDARD 2: Release of information by a Committee or the governing body to the health section of the public 2.1 Information which may be made available by a Committee or the governing body to the health section of the public may include information on— • the assessment and evaluation of the quality of health services, including the review of clinical practices; • the reporting and making of recommendations concerning health services; and, • the monitoring of the implementation of those recommendations. 2.2 In particular, this standard applies to the provision of sentinel event information to the Department of Health as outlined in Operational Circular OP 1679/03 and the statewide sentinel event policy. 2.3 The information provided to the health section of the public shall not disclose in relation to an individual or individuals the following information: names, addresses, dates of birth, home or workplace location, religious denomination, nationality or marital status. 2.4 The age of the recipient of the health service should only be disclosed where it is relevant to the health condition of the recipient. If the age of the recipient of the health service is over 95 years of age, then that person should be referred to as a person in the centenarian age group. 2.5 The family connection of the recipient of the health service should only be disclosed if the medical history or family history of the recipient of the health service is relevant to the assessment, diagnosis and treatment of an individual’s medical condition (eg. maternal history of diabetes, family history of genetic disorders). 2.6 The occupation, qualifications, membership of a professional body, cultural background, race or ethnicity of the recipient of the health service should only be disclosed where it is relevant to the health condition of the recipient of the health service or relevant to an understanding of the health services being assessed and evaluated (eg. requirement for interpreting services). 2.7 The gender, gender history, sexual orientation, sexual orientation history or an identifying feature of the recipient of the health service should only be disclosed where it is relevant to the health condition of the recipient of the health service or where it would be inferred from the particular health condition or procedure undertaken (eg. pregnancy, prostate cancer, gender reassignment). 2.8 The occupation, qualifications and membership of professional bodies of the provider(s) of the health service should only be disclosed by identifying them as being a health professional (eg medical practitioner, nurse) or as a member of a specialty grouping (ie. surgeon, anaesthetist, psychiatrist, obstetrician, midwife, community nurse, paramedic) and then such disclosure should only be made where it is relevant to an understanding of the health services being assessed and evaluated (eg. the performance of particular operation by a surgeon) or to identifying a class of health professionals to whom recommendations should be directed (eg. medical practitioners, nurses). 2.9 The cultural background, race, ethnicity, gender, gender history, sexual orientation or sexual orientation history of the provider(s) of the health service should only be disclosed where it is relevant to an understanding of the health services being assessed and evaluated or to identifying a class of health professionals to whom recommendations should be directed (eg. male or female medical practitioners, male or female nurses). 2.10 A region of Western Australia may only be described by use of the terms ‘metropolitan’ or ‘rural’.

STANDARD 3: Sharing of information within the health section of the public 3.1 Where persons within the health section of the public have been provided with information under Standard 2, they may further share that information in the form of safety alerts, newsletters, bulletins, reports, data and the like with other persons within the health section of the public for the purpose of improving the quality of health services. 6910 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 30 December 2005

STANDARD 4: Release of information by the health section of the public to the public 4.1 Subject to the restrictions in Standard 4.2, the health section of the public may release information provided under Standard 2 to the public. 4.2 This information shall not disclose in relation to an individual or individuals the following information: names, address, dates of birth, age, family connection, occupation, qualifications, membership of a professional body, home or workplace location or region, religious denomination, cultural background, ethnicity, nationality, gender, gender history, sexual orientation, sexual orientation history, marital status or an identifying feature. Dated this 23rd day of December 2005. JIM McGINTY MLA, Minister for Health.

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HE402 MEDICAL ACT 1894 MEDICAL (UNMET AREA OF NEED) DETERMINATION (NO. 20) 2005 Made by the Minister for Health pursuant to section 11AF of the Medical Act 1894. Citation 1. This determination may be cited as the Medical (Unmet Area of Need) Determination (No. 20) 2005. Commencement 2. This determination comes into operation on the day on which it is published in the Government Gazette. Unmet area of need 3. The area of need specified in the Schedule is determined to be an unmet area of need for the purposes of section 11AF(1)D of the Act. Expiry of determination 4. This determination expires on 20 February 2008. Schedule GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICES in the SUBURB of ELLENBROOK in the SHIRE of SWAN. Dated this 20th day of December 2005. J. McGINTY, MLA, Minister for Health.

HERITAGE

HR401* HERITAGE OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA ACT 1990 Part 6—Enforcement Section 59 CONSERVATION ORDER Le Fanu 2 Salvado Street/66 Marine Parade, Cottesloe Whereas— In my opinion it is necessary and desirable to provide special protection in respect of that parcel of land comprising of Lot 121 on Diagram 97058 and being the whole of the land contained in Certificate of Title Volume 2152 Folio 430, and situated at 2 Salvado Street/66 Marine Parade, Cottesloe together with the buildings and structures thereon (“the place”) now pursuant to section 59(1) of the Heritage of Western Australia Act 1990, I, Francis Logan MLA, Minister for Heritage administering the Heritage of Western Australia Act 1990, hereby prohibit, except with my authority— (a) the demolition, damage or alteration of the place or any portion of the place, or any building or structure on the place; and (b) the removal from the place of any material taken from the buildings and structures; and (c) the carrying out of any activity that may detrimentally affect the cultural heritage characteristics of the place. Dated the 19th day of December 2005. FRANCIS LOGAN, MLA, Minister for Heritage. 30 December 2005 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 6911

LOCAL GOVERNMENT

LG401* LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1995 Shire of Gingin APPOINTMENT OF RANGER/AUTHORISED OFFICER It is hereby notified for public information that Joseph Silvestro has been appointed as a Ranger for the Shire of Gingin and as an authorised officer for the following purposes— Dog Act 1976 Litter Act 1979 Local Government Act, 1995 (as amended) Shire of Gingin Local Laws Bush Fires Act 1954 Control of Vehicles (Off-Road Areas) Act, 1978 and Amendments S. D. FRASER, Chief Executive Officer.

MINERALS AND PETROLEUM

MP101 CORRECTION MINING ACT 1978 INTENTION TO FORFEIT The notice at page 6318 of the Government Gazette, WA dated 23 December 2005 to be corrected as follows— Yeadal TO Yandal

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MP401 MINING ACT 1978 APPLICATION FOR AN ORDER FOR FORFEITURE Department of Industry and Resources, Kalgoorlie WA 6430. In accordance with Regulation 49(2)(c) of the Mining Regulations 1981, notice is hereby given that the following Prospecting Licences are liable to forfeiture under the provisions of Section 96(1)(a) of the Mining Act 1978, for breach of covenant, viz. non-compliance with the expenditure condition &/or non- compliance with the reporting requirement. K. AUTY (SM), Warden. ———— To be heard in the Warden’s Court at Kalgoorlie on the 24th January 2006. BROAD ARROW MINERAL FIELD 24/3332—Centaur Mining & Exploration Ltd 24/3333—Centaur Mining & Exploration Ltd 24/3336—Centaur Mining & Exploration Ltd 24/3338—Centaur Mining & Exploration Ltd 24/3709—Scott Walter Wilson 24/3850—Murchison Resources Pty Ltd 24/3851—Murchison Resources Pty Ltd 24/3852—Murchison Resources Pty Ltd 24/3853—Murchison Resources Pty Ltd EAST COOLGARDIE MINERAL FIELD 25/1214—Hampton Nickel Ltd 25/1506—Solomon (Australia) Pty Ltd 25/1606—Solomon (Australia) Pty Ltd NORTH COOLGARDIE MINERAL FIELD 29/1343—John Robert Venn Money; Yilgarn Gold Ltd 6912 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 30 December 2005

MP402 MINING ACT 1978 APPLICATION FOR AN ORDER FOR FORFEITURE Department of Industry and Resources, Kalgoorlie WA 6430. In accordance with Regulation 49(2)(c) of the Mining Regulations 1981, notice is hereby given that the following Prospecting Licences are liable to forfeiture under the provisions of Section 96(1)(a) of the Mining Act 1978, for breach of covenant, viz. non payment of rent. K. AUTY (SM), Warden. ————

To be heard in the Warden’s Court at Kalgoorlie on the 24th January 2006. BROAD ARROW MINERAL FIELD 24/3697—Harold Leslie Dowling; John McClean Duncan; Mandy Jane Duncan EAST COOLGARDIE MINERAL FIELD 25/1669—Bulong Nickel Pty Ltd; Bulong Operations Pty Ltd 25/1670—Bulong Nickel Pty Ltd; Bulong Operations Pty Ltd 25/1671—Bulong Nickel Pty Ltd; Bulong Operations Pty Ltd 25/1672—Bulong Nickel Pty Ltd; Bulong Operations Pty Ltd

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MP403 MINING ACT 1978 APPLICATION FOR AN ORDER FOR FORFEITURE Department of Industry and Resources, Kalgoorlie WA 6430. In accordance with Regulation 49(2)(c) of the Mining Regulations 1981, notice is hereby given that the following Miscellaneous Licence is liable to forfeiture under the provisions of Section 96(1)(a) of the Mining Act 1978, for breach of covenant, viz. non payment of rent. K. AUTY (SM), Warden. ———— To be heard in the Warden’s Court at Kalgoorlie on the 24th January 2006. NORTH COOLGARDIE MINERAL FIELD 29/52—WMC Resources Ltd

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MP404 MINING ACT 1978 APPLICATION FOR AN ORDER FOR FORFEITURE Department of Industry and Resources, Coolgardie WA 6430. In accordance with Regulation 49(2)(c) of the Mining Act 1978, notice is hereby given that the following licences are liable to forfeiture under the provisions of Section 96(1)(a) for breach of covenant, viz. failure to meet the minimum expenditure requirement. D. TEMBY, Warden. ————

To be heard in the Warden’s Court at Coolgardie on the 20th February 2006.

COOLGARDIE MINERAL FIELD Prospecting Licences 15/4348—Scorpion Mining Pty Ltd 15/3545—Austminex Ltd 15/4004—Tarnwood Pty Ltd 15/4329—Bullabulling Pty Ltd 30 December 2005 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 6913

MP405 MINING ACT 1978 APPLICATION FOR AN ORDER FOR FORFEITURE Department of Industry and Resources, Norseman. In accordance with Regulation 49 of the Mining Act 1978, notice is hereby given that the following licences are liable to forfeiture under the provision of Section 96(2)(ba) and 96(2)(b) for breach of covenant, viz. failure to comply with the prescribed expenditure conditions. Dr. KATE AUTY, Warden.

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To be heard in the Warden’s Court at Norseman on the 17th January 2006. DUNDAS MINERAL FIELD P63/1022—David Rodney Pascoe P63/1127—Monarch Gold Pty Ltd P63/1128—Monarch Gold Pty Ltd P63/1129—Monarch Gold Pty Ltd P63/1146—Monarch Nickel Pty Ltd P63/1147—Monarch Nickel Pty Ltd

PARLIAMENT

PA401* PARLIAMENT OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA ROYAL ASSENT TO BILLS It is hereby notified for public information that the Lieutenant-Governor and Administrator has Assented in the name and on behalf of Her Majesty the Queen, on the dates shown, to the undermentioned Bills passed by the Legislative Council and the Legislative Assembly during the First Session of the Thirty-Seventh Parliament. Short Title of Bill Date of Assent Act No. Terrorism (Extraordinary Powers) Bill 2005 December 19 2005 41 of 2005 Occupational Therapists Bill 2005 December 19 2005 42 of 2005 Perry Lakes Redevelopment Bill 2005 December 19 2005 43 of 2005 Defamation Bill 2005 December 19 2005 44 of 2005 Dated December 21 2005. PETER J. McHUGH, Acting Clerk of the Parliaments.

PLANNING AND INFRASTRUCTURE

PI101* PRINTERS CORRECTION TRANSPORT CO-ORDINATION ACT 1996 TRANSPORT (COMMERCIAL GOODS VEHICLES EXEMPTION) AMENDMENT ORDER 2005 An error occurred in the notice published under the above heading on page 6318 of Government Gazette No. 242 dated 23 December 2005 and is corrected as follows. Delete Act heading— “TRANSPORT CO-ORDINATION ACT 1996” and insert— “ TRANSPORT CO-ORDINATION ACT 1966 ”. 6914 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 30 December 2005

RACING, GAMING AND LIQUOR

RG401* LIQUOR LICENSING ACT 1988 LIQUOR LICENSING APPLICATIONS The following is a summary of applications received under the Liquor Licensing Act 1988 and required to be advertised. Any person wishing to obtain more details about any application, or about the objection process, should contact the Department of Racing, Gaming and Liquor, 1st Floor, Hyatt Centre, 87 Adelaide Terrace, Perth, Telephone: (08) 9425 1888, or consult a solicitor or relevant industry organisation.

Last Date App. No. Applicant Nature of Application for Objections

APPLICATIONS FOR THE GRANT OF A LICENCE 11141 Swanbeach Application for the grant of a Producer’s 04/01/2006 Nominees Pty Ltd licence in respect of premises situated in Karrakup and known as Silver Lakes Wines 11133 Mackeral Islands Application for the grant of a Tavern licence in 29/01/2006 Pty Ltd respect of premises situated in Thevenard Island and known as Mackerel Islands Pty Ltd 11131 Abroad Application for the grant of a Restaurant 28/12/2005 licence in respect of premises situated in Baskerville and known as Abroad

APPLICATIONS FOR APPROVAL TO ALTER/REDEFINE THE LICENSED PREMISES 239962 Windsor Hotel South Application for approval to alter/redefine the 04/01/2006 Perth Pty Ltd Hotel in respect of premises situated in South Perth and known as Windsor Hotel

This notice is published under section 67(5) of the Liquor Licensing Act 1988. Dated: 28th December 2005. P. MINCHIN, Director of Liquor Licensing.

TRANSPORT

TR401* RAIL FREIGHT SYSTEM ACT 2000 RAIL FREIGHT SYSTEM (S.37 CORRIDOR LAND) ORDER NO. 18/2005 Made under Section 37 by the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure 1. Citation This order may be cited as the Rail Freight System (S.37 Corridor Land) Order No. 18/2005. 2. Cancellation of Corridor Land The cancellation of corridor land identified in the last column of the Schedule. Schedule—Land to be cancelled Railway Designation Railway Line Identification Plan Land Description Identification Identification Number 31.40.76 Avon Yard—Albany Plan 31-1 Identified as Lot ‘A’ on Deposited Plan 47841 having an area of 89m².

Dated this 22nd day of December 2005.

JOHN BOWLER, MLA, A/Minister for Planning and Infrastructure. 30 December 2005 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 6915

TR402* RAIL FREIGHT SYSTEM ACT 2000 RAIL FREIGHT SYSTEM (S.37 CORRIDOR LAND) ORDER NO. 15/2005 Made under Section 37 by the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure 1. Citation This order may be cited as the Rail Freight System (S.37 Corridor Land) Order No. 15/2005. 2. Cancellation of Corridor Land The cancellation of corridor land identified in the last column of the Schedule. Schedule—Land to be cancelled Railway Designation Railway Line Identification Plan Land Description Identification Identification Number 33.30.0 York – Bruce Rock Plan 31-1 Identified as Lot 386 on Deposited Plan 40009. Total area of 6015m² Dated this 22nd day of December 2005. JOHN BOWLER, MLA, A/Minister for Planning and Infrastructure.

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TR403* RAIL FREIGHT SYSTEM ACT 2000 RAIL FREIGHT SYSTEM (S.37 CORRIDOR LAND) ORDER NO. 17/2005 Made under Section 37 by the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure 1. Citation This order may be cited as the Rail Freight System (S.37 Corridor Land) Order No. 17/2005. 2. Cancellation of Corridor Land The cancellation of corridor land identified in the last column of the Schedule. Schedule—Land to be cancelled Railway Designation Railway Line Identification Plan Land Description Identification Identification Number 91.11.4 Geraldton – Mullewa Plan 91 That part of the land identified as Line Corridor Land on Deposited Plan 29031 commencing on the north side of Marine Terrace Geraldton near the intersection with Cream Street and terminating at the intersection of the north-eastern boundary of the deviated corridor on Deposited Plan 48235 with the south-western boundary of the former Geraldton—Mullewa Railway near Narngulu. Dated this 22nd day of December 2005. JOHN BOWLER, MLA, A/Minister for Planning and Infrastructure.

DECEASED ESTATES

ZX401 TRUSTEES ACT 1962 DECEASED ESTATES Notice to Creditors and Claimants In the estate of John Edward Connell, late of 25 Stoneham Road, Attadale, Western Australia deceased. Creditors and other persons having claims (to which Section 63 of the Trustees Act 1962 relates) in respect of the estate of the abovenamed deceased who died on the 9th day of September, 2005 are 6916 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 30 December 2005 required by the personal representatives Francis George Rogan and John Rodney Dettman both of c/- Wheatleys Legal, PO Box 1363, West Perth WA 6872 to send particulars of their claims to them by the 31st day of January 2006 after which date the personal representatives may convey or distribute the assets having regard only to the claims of which they then have notice.

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ZX402 TRUSTEES ACT 1962 DECEASED ESTATES Notice to Creditors and Claimants In the estate of James Russell Bywater, late of Leeson Road, Kalannie, Western Australia deceased. Creditors and other persons having claims (to which Section 63 of the Trustees Act 1962 relates) in respect of the estate of the abovenamed deceased who died on the 8th day of November, 2004 are required by the personal representative Mervyn Edward Bywaters of c/- Wheatleys Legal, PO Box 1363, West Perth WA 6872 to send particulars of their claims to him by the 31st day of January 2006 after which date the personal representative may convey or distribute the assets having regard only to the claims of which he then has notice.

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ZX403 TRUSTEES ACT 1962 DECEASED ESTATES Notice to Creditors and Claimants Teresa Gherardi, late of St Michael’s Nursing Home, 53/57 Wasley Street, North Perth, Western Australia deceased. Creditors and other persons having claims (to which section 63 of the Trustees Act 1962 relates) in respect of the estate of the deceased, who died on 7 March 2002, are required by the executor, Laurie Gherardi of 131 Harbourne Street, Wembley, Western Australia to send particulars of their claims to him within 1 month of the date of publication of this notice, after which date the executor may convey or distribute the assets, having regard only to the claims of which he then has notice.

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ZX404 TRUSTEES ACT 1962 DECEASED ESTATES Notice to Creditors and Claimants Patricia Gwendoline McKenna, late of 1 Riverview Terrace, Mount Pleasant, deceased. Creditors and other persons having claims (to which Section 63 of the Trustees Act 1962 relates) in respect of the estate of the deceased who died on 28 August 2005 are required by the Executors of care of Stables Scott, 8 St George’s Terrace, Perth to send particulars of their claims to them by no later than 30 January 2006 after which date they may convey or distribute the assets having regard only to the claims of which they then have notice.

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ZX405 TRUSTEES ACT 1962 DECEASED ESTATES Notice to Creditors and Claimants Claims against the estate of Margaret Abercrombie Potts, late of 18b Kweda Way, Nollamara, Western Australia should be lodged with the Executor, Margaret Hagdorn of 1 Glenburn Road, Glen Forrest, Western Australia before 31st January 2006 after which date the assets will be distributed having regard only to the claims received. MARGARET HAGDORN. 30 December 2005 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, WA 6917

ZX406 TRUSTEES ACT 1962 DECEASED ESTATES Notice to Creditors and Claimants Estate of the late James Dean Wadley late of 40 Gratwick Street, Port Hedland, Western Australia, Fitter and Turner, deceased. Creditors and other persons having claims in respect of the estate mentioned below to which Section 63 of the Trustees Act 1962 as amended relates in respect of the estate of the deceased, who died on the 21st day of May 2004 are required by the personal representative Patricia Joy Bowd to send particulars of claims to the personal representative c/- McCallum Donovan Sweeney, Solicitors of 2nd Floor, 16 Irwin Street, Perth within one (1) month of the date of publication of this notice, after which date the personal representative may convey or distribute the assets having regard only to the claims of which they have notice and the personal representative shall not be liable to any person of whose claim they have had no notice at the time of distribution. Dated this 23rd day of December 2005. McCALLUM DONOVAN SWEENEY, for the Personal Representative.

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ZX407 TRUSTEES ACT 1962 DECEASED ESTATES Notice to Creditors and Claimants Creditors and other persons having claims (to which Section 63 of the Trustees Act relates) in respect of the Estates of the undermentioned deceased persons are required to send particulars of their claims to me on or before the 30th January 2006 after which date I may convey or distribute the assets, having regard only to the claims of which I then have notice. Brown, Cicely May, Late of Craigwood Green Nursing Home 29 Gardner St Como formerly of Pilgrim Nursing Home 22 Wolsely Rd East Fremantle, Died 05.12.2005, (DE19761157EM17) Couper, Sheila Noreen, Late of Kununoppin Hospital Ningham Lodge Thompson Road Kununoppin formerly of 133 Twine St Trayning, Died 29.10.2005, (DE33046079EM22) Davies, James also known as Jim Davies, Late of 81 Barnes Street Innaloo, Died 15.06.2004, (PM33031691TM14) Levett, Ronald Henry, Late of 140/118-120 Monash Ave Nedlands formerly of 14/31 Williams Rd Nedlands, died 18.11.2005, (DE19740633EM27) SHAUN WILLIAM CONLIN A/Public Trustee Public Trust Office 565 Hay Street Perth WA 6000 Telephone: 9222 6777

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