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DOWN TO FINE SCIENCE Page 5 Online blackmail charges A Parkwood man accused of posing as a celebrity online to NO blackmail almost 300 girls from around the world to record sex acts intends to plead guilty to hundreds of charges, IN with a special hearing to be set aside because the process will take so long. Muhammad Zain Ul THE Abideen Rasheed, 26, SEX CITY allegedly pretended to be a 15-year-old celebri- ty to befriend girls in Sarah Brookes dents who are petitioning for vate premise and some local over the past 12 months relat- ‘massage’ services,” he said. Australia and overseas tougher legislation to police governments say they have ing to alleged brothel activity. He said in each case the City before extorting them Backyard brothels are spring- the illegal trade. limited powers. “Seven related to residen- was able to use planning legis- into sending him expli- ing up in the suburbs because But police say it is not in the City of Canning Mayor tial properties, one to a com- lation to close the business. cit photos or videos. current prostitution laws are public interest to prosecute Patrick Hall said the City had mercial property and all inadequate, according to resi- prostitutes operating in pri- received eight complaints related to the provision of FULL STORY PAGE 3 CONTINUED PAGE 6

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CAN June 24, 2021 NEWS 3 Brothel controls needed

FROM PAGE 1 ing properties. It’s some- anything shady, your broth- incorrectly pushed into prostitution occurring in they rely on the willingness thing I don’t want my el won’t be bothered by the local governments as a plan- private premises could not of the general public to Deb Sessions has seen first- children exposed to.” police.” ning compliance matter. be successfully prosecuted assist them, particularly in hand how an unlawful Ms Sessions wants the Belmont chief executive “Dealing with an unau- by the WA Police as previous respect to witness accounts. brothel is a public nuisance Prostitution Act 2000 streng- John Christie said local thorised land use issue often prosecutorial authorities “Concerns regarding the in a suburban area. thened to prohibit brothels governments had limited involves a lengthy prosecu- considered it not in the pub- location of any business “A neighbouring rental from operating in residen- powers to prevent private tion process through the lic interest to do so. should be referred to the house suddenly became a tial areas. sex workers from operating courts, which is considered “WA Police will investi- local government authority brothel and I quickly real- “Technically, brothels are makeshift brothels in its inadequate and ineffective gate where there are other who can consider reviewing ised that getting them moved illegal in WA,” she said. boundaries. for the purposes of dealing elements of criminality the approval for a business on was not simple,” she said. “With that being said, it “Greater controls such as with community concerns involved, such as organised to operate where there is an “There were late night tends to sit in a bit of a grey licensing and enforcement in relation to brothels and crime, drugs, juveniles and apparent impact on public callers at the wrong address, area in terms of policing. Ba- by the police is necessary,” prostitution.” sexual servitude,” she said. amenity for residents.” men hanging around to wait sically, as long as you aren’t he said. “This will ensure A WA Police spokeswo- “Police will investigate The State Government for their time and increased running in the streets offer- that regulation and control man said under the Prostitu- any allegations of offences said prostitution law reform parking outside neighbour- ing sexual services or doing of such activities is not tion Act 2000, alleged being committed however was not on its agenda. Budget decision Canning Council will meet tonight to sign off on its bud- get for the coming year, described by staff as “less ambitious but more realis- tic” than last year’s budget. A decade of deficits had left the City with a backlog of maintenance works and no cash in its infrastructure reserve funds, with council- lors last month “reframing” its long-term financial plan in a bid to balance the books. The council endorsed a three-year plan to bring the overall budget back into sur- plus but this year’s proposed budget will still feature a deficit of $1.84 million, which when added to last year’s deficit of $1.38m means a combined deficit of $3.22m. A report to council said it would begin “the journey to rebuilding the City’s finan- cial security”, with $27m in Staff and students in the new reconciliation space at Shelley Primary School. Picture: Kat Wray new capital works still a “considerable investment”. These works include $10m on Canning City Centre pro- Shelley creates space for reconciliation jects, $5.71m on road improvements, $1.42m on Shelley Primary School can sit, listen, share and with SERCUL signage and Staff have been broaden- Wyong Park, $1.3m on turn- will unveil its reconcilia- learn about Indigenous cul- Noongar language were ing their understanding of ing Gibbs Street in East Can- tion space more than a year ture. decorated by the Year 6 Aboriginal culture over the nington into a Safe Active in the making at a special A spokesperson said the class and placed in the past three years and a com- Street, $740,000 on the sec- assembly tomorrow morn- school collaborated with space.” mittee has been formed to ond stage of the Cannington ing. the South East Regional The unveiling will work with the community to Willetton shared path, Staff and students have Centre for Urban Landcare include a performance on developing a reconcilia- $1.1m on changeroom been working on rehabil- to educate students on bush from the Wadumbah Dance tion action plan. upgrades at Coker and Bur- itating the previously unde- tucker and create a garden, space to represent walking Group and school choir, The school received two rendah park and $463,000 on rused area near the with plants labelled with ‘On Country’ and learn- with reconciliation ribbons grants of $2000 from PALS, playground upgrades. basketball courts since Noongar and English signs. ing,” the spokesperson to be tied around pepper- $1000 from Woolworths and The City will borrow March last year to create an “Every class painted a said. mint trees by staff, students $500 from the Healing Foun- about $12m to fund some inclusive area where people cement foot to place in the “Information screens and visitors. dation. projects, leaving it owing $23.7m with existing loans.

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CAN June 24, 2021 NEWS 5 Lighting the way Ben Smith and accounts for 40 to 50 per cent Dave Friedlos of energy costs for most local governments. The City of Canning has “Through the project, the joined four other councils City has the potential to for a ‘super trial’ to replace replace over 8500 lights, sav- 47,000 streetlights with ing over $750,000 on street smart LED bulbs in a bid to lighting costs in year one of slash costs and curb green- the trial and up to $1.2 mil- house emissions. lion at the 20 year mark,” Mr Cockburn Council recent- Kyron said. “A move ly became the first to sign off towards city-wide LED on the trial proposed to street lighting addresses Western Power, which concerns around communi- would replace streetlight ty safety and visibility.” luminaires on the South He said it also had the West Interconnected System potential to save on mainte- with smart-enabled LED nance costs, with the project lights. paying for itself within sev- Perth Modern School Year 12 student Keith Wong is the first WA student since 2016 to compete in the UNESCO- The ‘super-trial’ — which en years. The City is explor- sanctioned International Science Olympiads. Picture: Andrew Ritchie also includes the cities of ing funding options for the Albany, Armadale and Mel- project and expects to pre- ville — will ultimately see sent it to council for consid- 47,000 outmoded streetlight eration later this year. Surprising formula for success luminaires totalling about Cockburn forecast its 17 per cent of street lights on annual cost of street lighting Willetton teenager Keith as the Olympic Games for much hours into the com- critical thinking skills the system replaced with the – which equated to 60 per Wong is preparing to take science students. petition, which is why I was against more than 1000 of smart lamps. cent of the City’s annual on some of the world’s This is despite spending so surprised I got in.” the world’s smartest teens Canning chief executive electricity for 2020-21 – could brightest young scientific just two hours a week Keith is one of 21 Olym- remotely from July 25 to Arthur Kyron said the smart fall from $2.7m to $1.56m as a minds. working to qualify for the pians from around Austra- August 2. lamps, which use 80 per cent result of the replacement. The Perth Modern event for since January. lia who has completed All competitors will com- less energy, would result in a Western Power has School Year 12 student is “I just couldn’t believe it; qualifying exams and plete online exams and reduction of greenhouse assured the City the pro- the first teenager from WA in the lead-up to it I didn’t training — all run remotely challenges supervised at emissions totalling 65 per gram could be implemented in five years to make the cut think I was doing as well as — to make the Chemistry their school or other cent and an energy con- within 12 months. at the 2021 International I was,” he said. Olympiad team. They will approved venues. sumption cost reduction of Mr Downing said current Science Olympiads, touted “I didn’t put all that pit their knowledge and Victoria Rifici more than 40 per cent for Western Power streetlight each council. Street lighting energy was unmetered.

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The Perth Football League’s union of football and cul- the Nollamara team. rich history has been ture, highlighting the rela- He recognised the league’s Do you have lived experience of a brought to life by well- tionship between the league, efforts to increase the ac- known local Indigenous art- the land, the past and the knowledgement and engage- traumatic brain injury, including ist Kevin Bynder. Indigenous community. ment of Indigenous players. The league commissioned With references to Whad- “It’s not about just ticking concussion, or are caring for Bynder to capture his inter- juk country, it features the a box; PFL are making the someone who has? pretation of the competi- State’s premiership players effort to engage with local tion’s 100-year history on on the WA coastline and in Indigenous culture and canvas as part of its centen- the Darling Ranges, which interpret that through the Connectivity is searching for 8 people to join a ary celebrations. have local significance in activities and initiatives Consumer Advisory Group to help clinicians, Local clubs include Can- Dreamtime storytelling. they deliver,” he said. researchers and the community gain a deeper ning South Perth, Canning White circles represent The league will auction off Vale, Curtin University Wes- those who have passed and Bynder’s artwork later this understanding of TBI. ley, Kenwick, Lynwood laid the foundation of ama- year and it can also be pur- Ferndale, Rossmoyne, St teur football. chased at the league’s online Connectivity is a new Norberts and Willetton. Bynder is the cousin of shop, with proceeds going If you're interested in making a difference - we not-for-profit Bynder’s commemorative Fremantle Dockers great towards its integrated foot- want to hear from you. organisation working to artwork illustrates the Des Headland and played for ball program. improve the lives of patients and their Applications close 10 July families following Hundreds of offences traumatic brain injury of Full details can be found at all severities, including FROM PAGE 1 es — and wanted all of the charges joined together. concussion. www.connectivity.org.au Mr Rasheed, pictured, In what is known collo- was charged following an quially as ‘sextortion’, Mr investigation by the WA Rasheed allegedly Joint Anti Child Exploita- threatened to send screen- tion Team, which had been shots of doctored conver- tipped off by US author- sations to the girls’ WHEN LOOKING ities and Interpol. families if they refused to FOR A TRADIE, Rasheed faces 333 offenc- perform sexual acts live on es, with his lawyer Mark camera. Andrews telling Perth Ma- his own courtroom as to When the victim com- 81% gistrates Court his client not inconvenience other plied, he would allegedly intended to plead guilty to people waiting for their record the live video and OF OUR READERS LOOK TO THEIR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER most of them. cases, with the process threaten to release it to Be at the top of the list! But Mr Andrews said expected to take some people they know unless Call 13 20 13 now to discuss prosecutors had agreed to time. they “performed more solutions to suit your local area 21 amendments or discon- Mr Andrews said Mr extreme behaviour”. marketing campaign. tinuances of charges. Rasheed had already He is alleged to have then Source: Local Reader Panel Advertising It was also agreed that it pleaded guilty to offences bragged in online messag- Survey conducted by Marketintel October 2017. would be best for Rasheed in the District Court — es to others about his to plead to the charges in they are child abuse charg- scheme. 4279295

CAN June 24, 2021 NEWS 7 New space for students set to rise Sarah Brookes Coming

A $55 million plan to build high density student accommodation next to Canning College has been signed off by the State De- velopment Assessment clean Unit. Comprising three sepa- rate seven to eight-storey buildings, the development will spread across nine res- idential lots bounded by McKay and Garvey streets on cash and Keaney Place in Water- Daryna Zadvirna Court heard Wedge, who had ford. been employed at the centre It will include a total of A former recycling facility for about five years, had 623 student rooms that will supervisor who pocketed been alerted to the discovery accommodate nearly 1000 nearly $10,000 of cash found and told staff to gather the student beds as well as among the trash has admit- money and put it in a plastic associated amenities, three ted she made a “very stupid bag. The cash inside bag, cafe-restaurants, a shop mistake”. which amounted to about and basement parking. Janette Maree Wedge $9600, was then put in an The City of South Perth An artist’s impression of the $55 million student accommodation development in pleaded guilty to one count envelope, which Wedge took had recommended the Waterford. of possessing unlawfully at the end of the day. WAPC refuse the develop- obtained property last week Police said the 53-year-old ment application because it raised that the proposed said well-designed student substantial commence- after the “very unusual” dis- used some of it to buy alco- did not comply with its building height and density housing would help attract ment period of 18 months covery at the Southern Met- hol, food and cigarettes on local planning scheme and was incompatible with the international students and that the facility be op- ropolitan Regional Council her way home. She was was considered over-devel- single to double-storey back to Australia after the erated at all times in ac- waste centre. arrested at her Balga prop- opment. height of existing dwell- pandemic and boost the cordance with the Officers were called to the erty several days later. There were 21 submis- ings immediately sur- WA economy. approved operational man- Canning Vale facility on The owner of the cash has sions received during pub- rounding the development. A submission from Can- agement plan and the April 13 after a report was still not been identified by lic consultation, with only Student housing provid- ning College supported the approved travel and park- received that about $1 mil- the police. two in support. ers for Curtin University proposal because it would ing management plan. lion cash had been located Several homes in the met- The main issues raised questioned the demand for provide housing for its The project is expected to among the recycling materi- ropolitan area were also related to limited on-site additional student accom- international students. create over 300 direct and al. Police were told $50 and raided and two other staff parking, increased traffic modation in the locality A Department of Plan- indirect jobs across three $100 notes suddenly started members along with Wedge congestion in the area and saying even before the ning, Lands and Heritage stages of construction, as to appear on one of the cen- were charged. potential noise impacts COVID-19 pandemic hit, it spokesperson said in well as 40 ongoing jobs tre’s conveyor belts. Wedge’s duty lawyer told from the development, had deferred plans to cre- approving the application, through staffing at the After further investiga- the court her client had including from students ate a further 1035 beds due the WA Planning Commis- facility. The first building tion, it was established the recently lost her husband partying. to lack of demand. sion imposed a range of is expected to be complete amount actually totalled and “simply wasn’t think- Concerns were also However, the proponent conditions, including a by 2023-24. just under $40,000. ing”. She was fined $1500 and Armadale Magistrates granted a spent conviction.

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CAN 8 NEWS June 24, 2021 Words of Blasters wisdom

A Bull Creek resident with a lifelong love of literature is at the forefront of a new cam- thing of paign promoting the benefits of reading for young minds. The WA branch of the Children’s Book Council of Australia this month launched a series of online the past videos highlighting the link between reading and good Michael Traill numerous other children mental health. before one of them called Presented by CBCA WA Police are cracking down on Crime Stoppers, prompting State secretary Kris Wil- gel blasters like the one police to descend on the liams, who lives in Bull brandished by a student Wil- school, arrest the youth and Creek, and award-winning letton Senior High School take him into custody. author Josh Langley, each student last year that He was told by a magist- video discusses a list of fea- sparked a panic and forced it rate his actions were “cra- tured books written by WA into lockdown. zy”, but was spared more authors and includes links to West Australians are time behind bars after hav- further readings. being urged to take up an ing been held in detention The aim is to equip par- amnesty to surrender their for three weeks. ents, teachers and librarians blasters — nearly identical Nearly 150 instances of po- with the tools to help chil- to firearms — to authorities lice confronting people dren and young adults make or face up to three years in armed with gel blasters were sense of key messages in lit- jail. recorded last year alone, erature and relate those mes- The replica guns — which according to Police Minister sages to their own lives. criminal gangs are smug- Paul Papalia. “If books can show gling into WA from Queen- “We are aware that crimi- through stories how to be sland and turning into nals are interested in these, resilient and handle things usable guns — fire water- they’re obviously attractive that come your way, that has filled gel pellets at 100m/sec- because they look like a to be a good thing,” Ms Wil- ond. firearm,” Mr Papalia said. liams said. They will be outlawed “Their ability to (inter- Ms Williams said the ini- from July 3. change parts) and turn them tiative was also helping chil- The Year 11 pupil at Willet- into a firearm makes them dren develop the skills and ton High School took a gel even more attractive.” confidence to broach tricky blaster firearm and 30cm The McGowan govern- subjects with others. kitchen knife on to campus ment is making blasters a They can be watched on in May last year. prohibited weapon under Children's Book Council of Australia WA secretary Kris Williams. CBCA’s YouTube channel. He showed the weapons to the Weapons Act.

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CAN June 24, 2021 NEWS 9

Faces Ideas fit for a King Curtin University architec- of hope ture students are working on redefining luxury in hopes MercyCare case worker of revitalising the Perth Jawid Musawer has hand- CBD. drawn portraits of 10 refu- The Masters of Architec- gees and asylum seeks to ture Urban Design Studio showcase their plight dur- students have been tasked ing Refugee Week, which with coming up with ideas runs until Saturday. on what can be done to lift Jawid, who is based at the King Street precinct and MercyCare’s Cannington West End as part of their office, unveiled ‘Portraits assessment. of Hope’ at the Canning King Street’s reputation Town Hall on Tuesday as Perth’s long-standing night and the exhibition is shopping strip for high-end on display to the public at brands was challenged Mirrabooka Square Shop- when a string of luxury ping Centre today. brands moved to the redeve- Each portrait is accom- loped Raine Square in 2019. panied by the refugee or Tiffany and Co, Louis asylum seeker’s story to Vuitton and Kailis Jewellery mark the week-long event. were among big names to For Jawid, who immi- leave the area. grated to Australia from Curtin senior lecturer Dr Afghanistan more than 10 Jawid Musawer at work on his Portraits of Hope series Annette Condello was years ago, Refugee Week is for Refugee Week. approached by Head of a cause close to his heart. School Nathaniel Belcher Dr Condello said she was “A different kind of luxu- His subjects are a mix of that we are so happy to on Australians to help and Tessa Bontempo from born and grew up on Hay ry needs to be associated current and past clients see.” build a more cohesive the King Street Precinct last Street in West Perth and the there; it needs to be more who have been supported A talented artist back in community following the year for ideas on how to lift area used to be much busier. local,” she said. by MercyCare’s multicul- his homeland, Jawid said isolation that many people the area. “I used to shop in King The CBD was also compet- tural services. the exhibition was some- endured during 2020 as a Dr Condello has turned it Street when I was a teenag- ing with suburban shopping “I’ve drawn the subjects thing he had wanted to do result of the COVID-19 into an assessment for Mas- er,” she said. centres that housed luxury with hopeful expres- since he arrived in Austra- pandemic.” ters’ students, taking them “Perth was much more brands. sions,” Jawid said, lia. MercyCare provides on site visits, holding a vibrant than it is now. “If luxury brands are at explaining the exhibi- “When I first came to support to new migrants workshop with industry rep- “We took the students on a places like Karrinyup what tion’s title. Australia, I had that idea living in Perth to success- resentatives and organising site visit and practically are the reasons for coming “One of the clients I that I should do that exhi- fully settle and find their a roundtable discussion on every second or third busi- into Perth,” Dr Condello have drawn has exited the bition to showcase my art place in the community remaking luxury. ness was empty.” said. (MercyCare) program and to show what I have seen,” through services includ- Guests included Mr Belch- Dr Condello said her stu- The project is also giving she and her husband own he said. ing settlement needs, er, Adrian Iredale from Ire- dents were looking at ways students real world experi- a car yard. They’re very “This year’s (Refugee English language skills, dale Pedersen Hook to re-energise King Street ence, including managing successful in their busi- Week) theme is ‘Unity – education and training, Architects, and architect and the West End, such as the differences between ness and this is something the way forward’. It calls and employment. and City of Perth Deputy more apartments, mixed local government and prop- Lord Mayor Sandy Anghie. uses or urban farming. erty developers.

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