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over – they beat South a really valuable jump on up from the covid-19 by STEPHEN POLLOCK Fremantle in the semis and Claremont.” canvas when we hosted SOUTH FREMANTLE Bulldogs CEO Cameron Mr Britt says the and won the Grand Final Football Club are Britt says they copped a few Bulldogs have a strong in Fremantle, so we really preparing for some old- knocks and bruises in the connection to Freo and want want to extend that feeling school rough-and-tumble punishing encounter. to bring home the trophy for and win on Saturday at “Subiaco played a very the local community. the magnificent Optus when they play Subiaco hard and physical style of “We are the premier Stadium.” in the WAFL Grand Final football,” he says. family club in the WAFL, “We are the pride of on Saturday (October 2). “Some injuries picked up and a key component of the Fremantle and will do our Last weekend the in that game forced some local fabric in Fremantle,” best to win our 15th WAFL Bulldogs fended off a changes for our prelim final, he says. “Our membership League Premiership on stirring comeback from and this injection of youth is at record highs, and we Saturday.” Claremont to book a place really delivered for us. are so proud to provide The Subiaco v South in their third consecutive “They played with great connection with our Fremantle WAFL Grand grand final. aggression and intensity, community. In 2020 we Final starts at 3.20pm at Subiaco will be no push and we were able to get really picked Fremantle Optus Stadium in Perth.

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A resident of Cockburn for 48 years, Logan and his wife Pat have raised their family in the district and have 3 grandchildren. They are at a time in their life where they can continue to contribute to the community as they have done for decades. A Councillor from 1990 to 1999 and then elected by the community in March 2009 as Mayor and re-elected in October 2009, 2013 and 2017 Logan has clearly demonstrated leadership, honesty, integrity and a passion for all things Cockburn. Logan’s business acumen, leadership and management of large organisations, Industry experience at a State and National level, a Fellow by STEPHEN POLLOCK of the Australian College of Health Service Executives MARTIN DOUTHWAITE’S since 1992, representative of local government been a paramedic and at a State level, chair and member of numerous worked in intensive care committees refl ects his drive and enthusiasm units across Australia, but his most harrowing job could to get things done. • If Martin Douthwaite (left) becomes Fremantle mayor he will build a be still to come – mayor of His contribution as a volunteer across several Fremantle. new wooden traffic bridge (top), based on the Roger Bacon bridge in Nova Scotia (bottom). aspects of community has seen him acknowledged If you’ve never heard of Mr Douthwaite, don’t be surprised, currently works on the covid the conversation brief, succinct by the State and many prestigious organisations he doesn’t have a big public front line at the ADF quarantine and to the point so as not to for his services. profile and is an outsider in the facility in Bladin Point, and for get distracted with superfluous Freo mayoral race, but it hasn’t the last few years has been doing details or create any ambiguity Logan is ably supported by his wife Pat. quelled his passion for left-field remote nursing in mostly small surrounding the issues I believe ideas to get the port city back on indigenous communities, as well are too important to glaze over.” They can be seen out and about in the community track. as a year-long stint running a Mr Douthwaite operates eight throughout the year talking to members of the He’s just collaborated with clinic in the Kimberley. short stay holiday apartment community, listening to their dreams and aspirations a design company to produce He worked as an ambo for rentals in Fremantle and has an artist’s impression of a about five years and had a spell been on body corporates for the and their plans for the future. new timber traffic bridge in in Fremantle Hospital’s ICU past two decades. Fremantle. before it closed. He’s done well out of the They love their community and all it stands for The company estimated His campaign lacks specifics, ventures and says if elected he and respect and value all who seek to make the new bridge could be built bullet points and “visions”, would donate his mayoral wages Cockburn their home, place of work, recreational and the existing heritage-listed but maybe that’s the point – to the homeless, and because of wooden bridge refurbished for Douthwaite says people are sick his financial security has enough pursuits and investment. under $230 million. of talk-fests and want action. time to properly focus on being “This is a magnificent design “As you would be very aware mayor. based on the Roger Bacon bridge my own campaign is fairly “I suppose I am a people E: [email protected] in Nova Scotia – timber can be limited, one might even say non- person and one who has become built to last longer than concrete existent,” he says. very community minded over M: 0407 337 650 and is cheaper. This will reduce “I believe that there is a the years. I work with lots of the pylons that main roads have chronic community disinterest different people from all over facebook.com/profi le.php?id=100072435096587 proposed hence maximising in matters such as these and the place and It’s imperative that river flow (something the a level of disenfranchisement I form good connections, local Indigenous feel strongly about where people no longer feel that networks and create harmony in retaining) and isn’t it beautiful,” anything they say or do matters the circles I operate.” Mr Douthwaite says. anymore. The Fremantle Council Mr Douthwaite clearly has “It is for this reason that I elections will be held on a big heart: the 40-year-old have opted to keep my side of Saturday October 16.

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Authorised by Chontelle Stone, 6 Napier Mews, Yangebup A Safer Cockburn A Smarter Cockburn A Greener Cockburn Increased crime preven�on, solar New youth centres, review of Adopt�a�verge scheme, protec�ng bollards in parks and public projects, a new leadership our greenspace and keeping spaces, expanding our ranger framework and a feasibility study gol�ng facili�es at �len Iris, LOGAN AND PAT HOWLETT service and tackling an��social for the freeway pedestrian bridge. increasing our urban canopy and behaviour. establishing a dog beach. Written and authorised by Logan K Howlett, 233/132 Cockburn Road, Coogee 6166 www.fremantleherald.com The Herald, Saturday October 2, 2021 - Page 3 c Rights in Water and Irrigation Act 1914 herald letters Park shock Cockburn Cement Limited has made I WAS interested to read application for a licence under s5C your front page news that to take 500,000 kilolitres for a period of the council workers will no longer have free parking. 6 months for dewatering for the I was taken aback that they construction of a clinker shed at had it in the first place. It is many years since the WA 61 Donaldson Road, Government mandated that all hospital workers must pay for Kwinana Beach WA 6167. theirw parking. Nurses who start their shift Abstracted water is to be reinfi ltrated or before 7am, catering and other key support staff there at 5am recharged onsite. People who are interested in all have to cough up to park. And this is 24 hours a day, the application, may make a written submission seven days a week including within 15 days of this publication to the public holidays. Meanwhile council workers, Department of Water and Environmental 9-5 Monday-Friday, have free Regulation at 107 Breakwater Parade, parking. In good company with every position is contested. an adverse finding from the Mandurah, Western Australia, 6210 politicians parking free at On that basis if we the voters Local Government Standards Parliament it would seem. re-elect councillors for periods Panel - for her baseless claim quoting DWERVT8634. David Cooke longer than suggested it must be that the homeless camp was Fremantle because we are happy with their approved by former mayor If you object to the proposal, you must in your performance and unconvinced by Brad Pettitt and councillors the other candidates’ profiles. Rachel Pemberton and Andrew submission specify what actions, if any, If it ain’t Jim Meckelburg Sullivan. Beaconsfield Unfortunately integrity and would overcome your objections. judgement came second. broke... As reported by the Herald, General enquiries to the Cr Vujcic was required by the SEAN HEFFERON seems Not a happy Standards Panel to publicly Kwinana Peel Region on 9550 4222 intent on getting his message apologise to the three, and her across - same letter two weeks camper apology was accepted at the 25 in a row - that councillors and August council meeting. mayors should be limited to LAST week John Dowson So yes, John Dowson, there 12 and 8 years respectively, in claimed, quote “The Tent certainly is one councillor who the pursuit of diversity. City debacle involved used homelessness for ‘personal political advantage’. What he doesn’t mention in several councillors using Alan Payne the part of the Robson report the homelessness issue HAS AN ARTICLE South Fremantle that he refers to is that council for their personal political CAUGHT YOUR ATTENTION? elections also be proportional advantage”. Share articles instantly by scannig the QR Code and compulsory and that all Well, we know for sure that these factors would encourage one Fremantle councillor tried to We love letters diversity as in a greater number make political capital out of the of candidates. Although we situation: Marija Vujcic. WE love receiving letters so don’t have proportional or We know because mayoral please drop us a line at news@ fremantleherald.com compulsory voting in Fremantle candidate Vujcic received

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Page 4 - The Herald, Saturday October 2, 2021 c www.fremantleherald.com Culture rising Why Rents By HAYDEN GROVES REIWA President 2015 – 2018 by STEVE GRANT REIA Deputy President Rise Want more property info? Email me [email protected] for your free REIWA Suburb Report AN old canoe which has edian rents throughout Perth are mysteriously risen from at $450 per week and vacancies the mud of Bibra Lake has are about 1 percent. Overall, rents mayoral candidate Philip M have risen about 20 percent over the past Eva thinking more could be twelve months catching many tenants off- done to celebrate Cockburn’s guard, with some struggling to meet these heritage. rising costs. The canoe looks to have It is worth noting that Perth’s rents been dislodged from its original remain the cheapest in the nation with resting place during recent tenants parting with about 19 percent of Other changes included the requirement storms, so its age is hard to their weekly wages on rent. Median rents for property owners to pre-warn tenants determine, but Cr Eva was are still below the previous 2015 peak of concerned that staff were if they are intending to sell the property $480 per week. during the lease, allow a tenant to make indifferent about checking it as a Rents rise simply due to a lack of supply potential addition to the Azelia “reasonable modifi cations” to the property and an increase in demand. Currently, Perth Ley museum. and keep a pet without the permission of the “A lot of our heritage has has only 2257 homes advertised for lease owner. already disappeared.” on reiwa.com, 800 fewer than a year ago. Changing tenancy laws in this manner He sees the city’s heritage Rising rents is clearly a supply issue. adds further pressure on rental markets In response to rents rising, tenancy as interwoven with its • Philip Eva looks for more sunken ‘treasure’ in Bibra Lake. because it impacts supply. Why? Because multiculturalism (Bibra Lake advocates justifi ably appeal to governments laws that go too far in favouring tenants itself is named after a Sicilian- also there’s a lot of people in the next suburb to be looked to intervene in a variety of ways including inevitably erode the rights of property the new areas with different born farming pioneer) which at for possible rezoning and an increase in social housing and review of owners, which disincentivises investors, nationalities waiting to try to revamping but “that has gone off continues to flourish to this day. tenancy laws. They’re persuasive, because which reduces supply. connect with others.” the boil since Covid”. they’re getting both. $750m in more social Other priorities he hopes to It was important for locals Private investors, most of them ‘mum Museum housing and a ‘tenant-friendly’ review of the and dad’ types provide about 80 per cent of further if elected is kicking along that it did progress, he said, as it Residential Tenancies Act underway. “Every citizenship ceremony, the old South Fremantle Power only had three roads in and out rental housing in Australia. Social housing there are people from 30 Station redevelopment. which meant its transport links is only 3 percent of all houses, 37 percent is countries, and it would be great “We have to move the weren’t ideal. Rising rents is clearly provided by these ‘mum and dad’ investors, to be able to connect with them. transformer; once that’s gone He also wants to press the the rest is owner-occupied. It follows that “I’d like to see a community then we can get that area state government to clean up the a supply issue. the less encouragement you give private where people from all suburbs moving,” he said, noting there Latitude 32 industrial area, as investors to supply tenantable homes the get together – it’s great for had been discussions about a it was being used for dumping The Victorian State government changed higher rents will go. mental health.” battery bank to help move that waste and containers, while its their residential tenancy laws a few years In Victoria, with the pendulum of fairness To help bring them together process along. emptiness was encourage ratbags back that added more protections for tenants swinging in favour of tenants at the expense he’s also thinking, like East “I’m also quite interested in to use it for antisocial purposes. and WA seems to be following their lead. of the people who carry the risk and cost Ward candidate Tarun Dewan, the Rockingham Road/Phoenix A good use might be to Many of the provisions introduced to of property ownership, investors turn to of a council bus service to bring development, as nothing has encourage Cockburn Cement to tenancy laws in Victoria seriously erode the alternate vehicles of wealth creation such as residents into Cockburn Central. happened even though it’s been move its ageing plant there from Cr Eva says it’s not the first in the pipeline for a long time. Munster, opening up a huge area rights of the property owner. For example, shares, managed funds and superannuation. time a bus service has been “These old suburbs are feeling along a train line for residential property owners no longer have the right We are already witnessing this. raised, but the eastern suburbs left out. development, he said. to end a tenancy upon fi nalisation of a Rents will continue to rise unless the are bursting at the seams but “We need to spend some Surrounded by Thompson’s fi xed term lease without giving a legitimate supply issue is addressed and tenancy laws often without the infrastructure money, particularly for the Lake and The Spectacles, the reason such as moving back in themselves. remain fair to both tenant and owner. to bring people together. sporting clubs.” housing could be amongst the These comments are the writer’s own and do not necessarily refl ect the current opinions and policies “People are feeling lonely; He said Yangebup had been “Kings Park of the South”. of the Real Estate Institute of Western Australia.

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Conspiracy LIVE MUSIC theories about covid. antivaxxers and religious fundamentalists both transform theories offered an alternative SA few are from my way of understanding systemic FRIDAY SEAN ROCHE Sing-A-Long the monsters in their good- backpacking days and others are versus-evil stories into literal failures without confronting the SATURDAY Tommy O’Brien & friends SUNDAY Gray Sanders from Freo. Their nationalities things that must be fought dark possibility that something span the globe, but they have in the external world. It is a familiar is turning on us. one thing in common apart mixture of spiritual heroism and LUNCH from vaccine refusal: they are all unconscious avoidance. Fighting Religion a crutch invested in spiritual growth. for the greater good is a positive SPECIALS I teach research skills in thing but avoiding the monster More than ever, many are the media department of a within is denial. reaching for religion as a crutch, $ university so it’s natural for me Jungian psychoanalysts call but it is non-religious Australians 14.95 to think about media literacy, our inner monster our shadow. who are being drawn to SERVED 7 DAYS expert consensus and the impact It is the darker part of our conspiracy narratives. of online echo chambers. But I psyche: destructiveness, and our Conspiracism mimics the believe the unconscious plays an potential for cruelty and greed. worst religious tendencies many important role here so I want to Society has a collective shadow— lefties reject in organised religion: talk about that instead. brutality and selfishness that’s literal interpretation, preachiness, Freo’s bound up in our cultural and fundamentalism. Conspiracism outlook. Selfishness and the Religions help followers potential for brutality are just interpret powerfully appealing only I first saw conspiracism when part of what makes us human. mythic narratives as symbolic backpacking around India. In They’re not all we are, but truths to inspire introspection. the face of suffering and poverty, they’re not avoidable either. As a result, followers IRISH some backpackers sought refuge Consider Perth’s COVID-caused enjoy a tight knit community in conspiracy theories to make rental crisis. Some landlords are of believers and insight sense of the world’s inequity. exploiting renters whose wages into life’s conundrums. BAR One of the strongest have gone down. Conspiracism doesn’t do the predictors of vaccine hesitancy Yet, it’s telling that instead of latter. Understanding why is mythical thinking, or belief protesting the economic system conspiracism grips so many in in conspiracy theories that and political policies that allow the counterculture requires us to researchers call conspiracism. such exploitation, rent-squeezed realise that it’s happening. Believing that millions of hippies are joining up with right A positive spiritual urge experts across the globe are wing nationalists to protest has led to avoiding one’s own peddling dangerous vaccines is vaccines that could save their shadow, to avoiding society’s mythical thinking. Myths aren’t lives. shadow. Denial only works when fake; they’re symbolic. They This is called system we are not aware we are doing contain symbolic archetypes justification and it’s when people it, therefore rational argument and good-versus-evil storylines. try to protect the reputation of won’t work against it. Myths offer a comprehensible the systems failing them. It’s a Our best hope is to help enemy—a monster—and a hero paradox—we avoid the thing friends captured by conspiracism who fights it. actually hurting us, our shadow, to realise that their strong Religions give us a window or in this case society’s shadow. emotional attachment to the into the power of these kinds Rather than facing our emotions mythic story is a potentially of stories. Their deep appeal about such a banal, familiar positive thing. unites communities and offers and seemingly intractable A desire to be heroic is connection to a higher purpose enemy, we manufacture a more driving them, but they have been in the world’s religions. tangible enemy against which to tricked into a destructive way of They only slip into dangerous articulate our heroism. expressing it. territory when they are Proudly Supporting the Arts Just like a partner who returns If we can tap into their interpreted literally. 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Ian Alexander • Bethany Andersson • Mary Apsenieks • Australian Forests and Climate Alliance • John Bailey • Merrilee Baker Albany Community Environment Centre • Brian Balen • Balingup Friends of the Forest • Charlie Banister-Jones • Craig Banister-Jones • Finn Banister-Jones • Balingup Friends of the Forest Laleuca Banister-Jones • D Barley • Paul Barlow • Mary Barnes • Amber Bateup • Ander Beckerling • Gaby Beckerling • Jess Beckerling • Leo Beckerling • Louis Beckerling • Max Beckerling • Milla Beckerling • Philippa Beckerling • Sophie Beckerling • Dennis Bedford Barrabup Conservation Group • Val Bedford • Bee Industry Council of WA Bee Industry Council of WA • Marie Bennett • Lilly Beumer • Esther Biesse • Simon Blears Blackwood Environment Group • Quentin Bligh • Judy Blyth • Rudolf Boeddinghaus • Bob Brown Foundation • Keith Bradby • Danielle Brady • Jeff Bremer • Bridgetown Greenbushes Friends of the Forest Rebecca Brockwell • Bob Brown • Roland Browne • Bella Burgemeister • Lewis Burnett • Josephine Jim Burns • Anina Burns Busselton Dunsborough Environment Centre • Katrina Burton • Craig Burton • Jessamy Burton • Eliza Burton • Georgia Burton • Rosie Burton • John Butler • Clare Caldeira • Conservation Council of WA Stuart Carrick • Danielle Caruana • Banjo Caruana-Butler • Jahli Caruana-Butler • Tim C • Neroli Carlton • Yvette Caruso • Jennie Cary • Nathalie Casal • Alison Cassanet • Bill Castleden • Wendy Castleden • Donna Chapman • Francine Chappell • Roger Cheeseman • Denmark Environment Centre Feeney Cheryl • Erik Christensen • Isobel Christensen • Dr Liana Joy Christensen • Narelle Clauscen • Collie Forest Action Group Members D’Entrecasteaux Coalition • Brenda Conochie • Ellen Corbin • Mike Cormack • Bruce Coulter • Judi Cowie • Julie Cox • Tanya Crewe • Paddy Cullen • Dwellingup Discovery Forest Defenders Ben Cuimara Taylor • Susan Cutler • Barbara Cutler • Gil Davidts • Robert Day • Bob Debus • Dinell Derman • Robyn Devenish Friends of the Greater Kingston Forest • Louis de Villiers • Lesley Dewar • Michelle Diffen • Julie & Shane (Honey in the Garden) Dinsdale • Mary Dixon • Cathy Donaldson • Phil Doring • Grace Dow • Brady Dow • Anita Downing • Jane Drew • Eugene Eades • Kristen Eardley • Brian Easton • Tricia Easton Friends of the Earth WA • Tricia Edwards • Rose Eia Scott • Binu Ekanaike • Ben Elton • Jane Elton • Christine Emerson • Jenita Enevoldsen • Friends of Porongurup Ranges Environment East Gippsland • The Farm Margaret River • Lynne Farrow • Miranda Fontaine • Susan Foster • Ursula Fuentes Hutfilter Jarrahdale Forest Protectors • Tabatha Fulker • Donna Gahan • David Gallan • Paul Gamblin • Caz Gardiner • Anna Gare • Daniel Garlett • Jonathon Garlett Great Walk Network • Kahree Garnaut • Steve Gates • Andrea Gaynor • Nelson Gilmour • Gondwana Link • Peta Goodwin • Grandison • The Great Walk Network • Janet Greenwood • Alexandra Grisbrook • Kaye Grubb • Robert Gulley • Pamela Gunnell • Dara Haddow • Greater Beedelup National Park Society Jane Hammond • Nathan Hammer • Heidi Hardisty • Bill Hare • Susan Hawson • Kim Hayes • Kent Heard • Michael Helen • Margaret River Regional Environment Centre Suzanne Hicks • Julia Hobson • Nicole Hodgson • Caralynn Hoft • Geoff Holt • Melissa Howe • Anna Huband • Keith Hughes Nannas for Native Forests • Shona Hunter • Jane Hutchison • Mark Hutchison • Chris Irving • Paul Jack • Rob Jack • Keri James • Jael Johnson • Chris Jones • South Coast Environment Group Stephanie Jones • Jo Joyce • Kim Kemp • Denelle Kennedy • Sally Knowles • Betty Paraskevi Kooy • Janny Lane • Peter Lane • Tracy Lansdell • Carmen Lawrence • Nicki Ledger • Alastair Leith • Cathy Levett • Roy Lewisson • Peter Llewellyn • Luc Longley South West Environment Centre • Aileen Lynch • Helen Lynes • Leith A Maddock • Annemarie Malcolm • Diana Malone • Julie Marsh • Sally Marsh • Gordon Marshallg South-West Forest Defence Foundation • Ross Marshall • Cameron Mart • Carara Martin • Jilyera Martin • Kane Martin • Kyana Martin • Kathryn Maxwell • Lord McCartney • Stop the Forest Losses Robin McClellan • Vahri McKenzie • Grant Megan • Jim Mellor • Nancye Miles-Tweedie • Christine Milne • Leena Mitra • Michelle Moffat The Wilderness Society WA • Lyn Moorfoot • Annie Mundie • Maureen Munro • Cale Murray • Pam Nairn • Nannas for Native Forests, Fremantle • Timo Nieminen • Hannes Nitzsche • North East Forest Alliance NSW • Shelly Nundra • Sky O’Brien • Peni Opitz • Jean-Paul Orsini • Margaret Owen • Warren Environment Group Jeremy Owen • Sharon Parker-Brown • Megan Pawsey • Paul Payten • Karri Penley • Pemberton Honey Co. • Carole Peters • Peel Preservation Group Inc. 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Page 10 - The Herald, Saturday October 2, 2021 www.fremantleherald.com ADVERTISEMENT Model Local Government Policy #5 Environment

Should ‘environment’ mean: community and human Environment Undefined Environmental Impact Not Addressed society, indigenous and exotic flora / fauna, human How can local government have competent policy when In example of poor vegetated environmental impact on natures landscape or the political regimen so much related to environment remains undefined? management; there are places where three or more under which local government employment is Although much talked about; even “conservation” is a parcels of land, side-by-side, are each subjected to a protected? Simply asking this question highlights the term without clear definition and which lack continues to di erent management policy and each managed in complexity and lack of competent, considerate planning profit careless property developers ahead of the health, isolation by di erent City departments. Inevitably the or management is applied to defining ‘Environment’ safety and welfare of residents. result is cross contamination and substandard outcomes in both State and local government contexts. For the The incompetence of environmental protection by WA’s propping up higher than needed employment costs. purposes of Model Local Government Policy, I attempt local government urban planners is highlighted when How many times have you seen walls, footpaths and to address this need to respect integration of multiple compared to London. 18m people live in 1600 sq km of roads damaged by inappropriate tree planting? Have environment aspects while focusing on achievement of metropolitan London while Perth has 2m in 6500 sq km. you ever asked why your local government managers sustainable society benefit. This equates to Perth having about 310 persons per sq do not list in priority-value the type of tree or vegetation Environmental Management Laws km and London more than 11,000 per sq km. they plant or preserve? Designed to Divide Is the best we can do for mental health, the painting Model local government policy requires management blue of a few dead trees or giving treatments of virtual enhancement through prioritising guided by: Changes to the WA Local Government Act. since 1995 reality nature? All the while paving our vast urban space • Compatibility with location, soil & adjoining plants are gathering pace in their confirming a definition as a in concrete and bitumen? Model Local Government • Aesthetic appeal State Government tool for creating an environment of Policy delivers the means to protect Community • Indigenous fauna habitat capacity enforced exploitation of our resident and ratepayer’s engagement with their environment. • Safety or nuisance value environment. On a second front, with only 8% of wetlands remaining • Root system infrastructure damage or storm falls With over 3,000 public submissions and a part-time in WA should we be talking up the endangerment of • Maintenance cost and lifespan panel of vested interests, the Government’s recent extinction of wetlands in WA before losing their vital • Drought tolerance review process itself was demonstration of the depths biodiversity altogether? How often have you driven past • Nutrient, contaminant and carbon stripping value the Government was willing to go, to exploit or exclude a park with sparse half dead, alien grass leading down Local government elections are upon us. Go ask your Community respect from Local Government Act. to a dry sump? Seen a smattering of obligatory tall alien candidates if they support comprehensive community reforms. Sadly, it is also o ensive to community values trees and perhaps a deserted kiddies play set? All in respectful model policy or would continue with old that the review process occurred under the ‘leadership’ silence devoid of chatter from indigenous birdlife. Is this fashioned costly executive powers policy? of one disgraced into resigning by the current Royal the best you should be expecting from local government Commission. employees? If you are lucky to see an area of natural Model Local Government policy may be the only vegetation you can be assured it exists only because of remaining avenue for Councils to protect and enhance local community intervention. the Community environments they represent. For those who look, the WA human environment is If the City of Melville is a reflection of management defined by its highly prejudiced class society, intensely standards across other local governments, then it is driven by political arrogance and micro-controlling likely that good local government management practice ‘planning’ and enforcement agents. Local government could be under threat of extinction, if it ever really is one of those unnecessarily micro-controlling State existed in the first place. government instruments. City of Melville operates under more than 110 half-hearted Model local government policy, attempts to address policies so confused their application measurably interconnectedness across: impedes accountable environmental management • Natural fauna and flora environment practice. Written by sta and rubber stamped by Council • Wetland protection they were without su icient information to enable the • Horticultural induction making of the informed decision required. Such practice • Urban infrastructure and built habitat is by design as confused or contradictory policy ensures • Waste management increased, otherwise unnecessary, employment. And as • Climate change and Carbon footprint we have heard before; increased employment equates • Sustainability and sensitivity to increased executive salary which in turn dictates • Weather & fire emergency increased rates levied on ratepayers. The upshot is that • Airborne pollutants This image shows plastic waste impregnated around local government laws deliver an environment ripe for • Livestock, Pets, Feral Animals, Pathogens Weeds the roots of a fallen tree in Bull Creek. legitimising corruption. and Pests Poor policy of the City of Melville protects this plastic ‘Divide and conquer’ is a covert practice enduring Model Local Government Policy assists in remediating and other toxic waste. This wetland also harbours these across British based law since the days of Julius incompetence risk in management. exotic trees, towering above high-tension powerlines. Cesar. Purposeful adoption in legislation creates an Who will carry the cost of such failed management environment disrupting unity in public opposition. Although there are visible signs of a more intelligent when another one falls and brings down a powerline? Political control instead takes precedence over best Council led by Mayor Gear, the City still excels itself in Model Local Government policy is a tool for Councils practice societal values. The above examples show that demonstrating preservation of a bullying environment of to counter risk from management incompetence and WA’s Local Government Act is no exception. management incompetence. deliver sustainable Community benefit.

For Model Local Government Policy #1 Corporate System Framework. See Page 2: The Case for Model Local Government Policy - http:// www.fremantleherald.com/ARCHIVES/F29521.pdf For Model Local Government Policy #2 Community Engagement – See page 2: http://www.fremantleherald.com/ARCHIVES/C26621.pdf For Model Local Government Policy #3 Public Relations – See page 6: http://www.fremantleherald.com/ARCHIVES/M31721.pdf For Model Local Government Policy #4 Governance and Enforcement – See page 2: https://www.fremantleherald.com/ARCHIVES/M28821. pdf For Dept. of Treasury, “Better Regulation Program” see: https://www.wa.gov.au/organisation/department-of- treasury/better-regulation

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by CARSON BODIE S covid-enforced proximity has tried and torn at personal Arelationships, so has it tested connection to place. In Western Australia, we are fortunate for the enormous at Quest Fremantle Apartment Hotel breadth and depth of local artistic talent that has made it a true ✓ Bring your friends and family and stay in Fremantle this Summer pleasure to be stuck here. S lose. S F o. This year’s Perth International and experience all the local restaurants, cafes and bars, and enjoy Burlesque Festival has a little all the very best experiences on o er here in Freo less of the international than its ✓ Pet friendly pet owners, prick your ears up! We’ve got some title suggests, but director Jessica exciting news. This past year has kept all of us chasing our tails, Gough says they have still put together an amazing line-up of and we know traveling even better when your favourite acts and shows. companions can come along too. So, your four-legged friends are Gough – who onstage flies now welcome at Quest Fremantle Apartment Hotel. under the banner of The Sugar ✓ Duchess – says Australian • Lucy Lovegun will be performing at this year’s Perth International Located in the heart of Fremantle with restaurant charge-back burlesque is known globally for Burlesque Festival. Photo by Chayla Taylor arrangements in place with over 11 restaurants and cafes. In its emphasis on comedy, and that Room Dining available and your personalised pantry orders can WA in particular has nurtured the long history of burlesque as Performing has allowed her to be arranged prior to arrival. a strong sense of community satire, or as Ms Gough puts it, of tap into that, and being a director among its performers. “punching up to the man.” allows her to bring it to others. BOOK NOW, PAY LATER  FLEXIBLE 48 HOUR CANCELLATION Gough says the role The genre often takes aim at In the same spirit of of comedy in burlesque social and political norms, so it’s generosity, opening night will be goes beyond the value of fitting it doesn’t have a narrow live streamed for free. The festival entertainment: “It may be definition or set of rules. pink carpet rolls out in Perth on 15% DISCOUNT WHEN YOU QUOTE STAY6160 political or social commentary, Burlesque is defined by October 22 and 23 at The Court, *Subject to availablity at the time on enquiry. Valid until December 2022. but it’s always a lot of fun.” its sense of irreverence, and The Astor Theatre and Ellington She believes comedy allows at its heart is versatility with Jazz Club, followed by stops in people to have important performers often having a Geraldton and Kalgoorlie, where questfremantle.com.au conversations in a big, fun background in areas like it’s not uncommon for bikies to BOOK DIRECT and fabulous way that doesn’t traditional dance, drag, comedy buy performers a round of drinks alienate. and circus. after the show. You can get tickets [email protected] “I have a crown, you have a Gough is a long-time at perthburlesquefestival.com Phone 9433 9400 crown, everyone has a crown,” performer for whom burlesque In the words of performer 8 Packenham Street, Fremantle she notes. is emblematic of self-love and Sugar Du Jour, there’s sure to be This year’s festival upholds celebration. “wet seats all around.”

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“People growing their own by CARSON BODIE food, appreciating colour and using it, and just living really, ERCEDES KNAPP is really passionate lives.” not nostalgic about Central to three of the • (left) Mercedes Knapp beside her painting Warrior Embodied, and her dreamy artwork Sanctum (right). the past. paintings at the heart of the MHer art demands we join her show are women in the midst of is a woman Ms Knapp knows who painting, she asked, “How did hand positioning with meaning. in imagining and creating a world intense physical and emotional is undergoing treatment for breast you know to paint a parrot?” The subject of Power has her that is more honest, connected experiences. cancer. They had been her hand open and raised, suggesting and alive than the one we have These works challenge their She is painted powerfully, grandmother’s favourite animal. “surrender to a higher power inherited. audience by portraying with her head cloaked in a wreath of The women have come to while still being connected to “Everything has to be from frankness and vulnerability an flames and her breasts in healing understand the painting as the whatever juicing swimming pool another dimension with rainbows array of experiences that are often light. image of her visiting spirit. she’s in.” and no global warming,” says the shrouded in privacy and even a Guardian portrays Ms Knapp’s The spirituality factored into You can sink into your own painter whose first solo exhibition degree of shame. friend who crafts elaborate her work feels appropriate since “luscious pool of enjoyment” Vibrant World is coming to The strength at the core of headdresses. it is a subject close to the heart of when Vibrant World hits the Fremantle in October. vulnerability is often the quiet She is depicted in one that Ms Knapp: Raised in a home with Sustainable Housing for Artists Asked to describe what subject of Ms Knapp’s work. belonged to her grandmother religious constraints, she grew up and Creatives in White Gum her own perfect vibrant world Power depicts a woman in “who was always her muse.” using artwork to exercise freedom. Valley. would look like, Ms Knapp says labour, her belly electrified with On a whim, Ms Knapp added a Inspired by the visual Opening night is on Friday “Fremantle in Guatemala. Jungle. warm orange light, face angelic, parrot landing on the hand of the narratives of Buddhist temple October 22 at 6pm, and the Papaya everywhere. Watermelon anatomy treated without allusion. subject. artwork, she has incorporated exhibition runs noon-6pm until growing out of the sidewalk. The subject of Warrior Embodied When her friend saw the the Buddhist practice of imbuing October 29.

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3 October 10 October Jazz Fremantle is a not-for-profit Club of Straight Ahead - The Big Band - Playing the Big Band Classics Tim Parish – Fella sings Ella live jazz enthusiasts which holds live jazz sessions every Sunday from 3 pm to 6 pm Straight Ahead has much pleasure in presenting the big on the second floor of the Navy Club, 64 High band music of legendary bands through the eras from Street, Fremantle (public holiday weekends Tommy Dorsey, Glenn Miller and Stan Kenton to Count excepting). All styles of jazz are covered - Basie, Buddy Rich and Bob Mintzer and much more! traditional, big band swing, mainstream, bop The repertoire includes many iconic jazz instrumentals and post-bop, including great vocal talent. and the swinging vocal hits of Ella Fitzgerald, Frank Everybody is welcome, including dancers!! Sinatra and Michael Buble. Straight Ahead Big Band is an 18-piece big band directed by saxophonist Paul Millard, featuring Perth’s leading jazz musicians playing classic A lifetime love of the swing and Jazz genre Please present a copy of this jazz arrangements from the 1940s Swing Era through to has given Tim Parish a rich repertoire of advertisement at any Jazz Fremantle contemporary swing, Latin, funk and blues! music from soulful jazz ballads to the most event in October to be admitted at the light and frothy tunes from the golden era of member’s price of $15 per head!! swing. In recent years he has performed with 31 October the wonderful Libby Hammer in a number of – ONE ADVERT PER PERSON – 24 October Jazz Guitar Society of WA shows, beginning with ‘Shall We France’ which Paul Millard presents had its debut at Jazz Fremantle in 2020 and 17 October The Bluenotes Jazz Septet he has taken his Fringe Show ‘Fella Sings Ella’ The Master & The Apprentice …a Blue Note Artists Tribute down South and now presents an extended show with new songs at Jazz Fremantle. Paul Millard is a Perth based jazz and freelance musician PERFORMANCES FROM 3 TO 6 PM and arranger TICKETS ON THE DOOR: playing saxes, $22 NON-MEMBERS, $15 MEMBERS flute and clarinet. $10 STUDENT MEMBERS (with a student card) He has performed This will be an afternoon of sheer jazz delight ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: extensively as several local guitarists take to the stage $25 SINGLE, $40 DOUBLE throughout Australia to provide a feast of jazz guitar sounds for $15 STUDENT MEMBERS (with a student card) with his own groups our entertainment. Ray Walker has a great TABLE RESERVATIONS: Roger Garood (The Master) has been the sax and for numerous national and international pedigree and has been playing in and around TEXT PAMELA ON 0416 838 827 jazz master in Perth for 6 decades and Simon artists including Ray Charles, Natalie Cole, James Perth for many years. He taught extensively at FURTHER INFORMATION: Styles was one of the thousands of students Morrison and Hugh Jackman and his own groups. WAAPA and during his long career has played KEN WESTGATE, Publicity Offi cer he taught. For the first time in 40 years, Roger This afternoon Paul has the pleasure to be joined with many great international artistes. Colin JAZZ FREMANTLE PUBLICITY and Simon front their own alto madness with a wonderful line-up of musicians known as Scott is from Fremantle and has played many PHONE 0497 107 760 EMAIL [email protected] quintet (plus 1) playing tunes Roger introduced ‘The Bluenotes’ to pay tribute to the iconic jazz times with Ray. Kristian Borring has performed to Simon in the early 80s – standards, Parker, music label Blue Note Records. Blue Note was widely in Europe and Australia and was once Cannonball Adderley, Horace Silver, Eddie established in 1939 and during the 50’s & 60’s described by "Time Out" as a rising star. He also COMING TO JAZZ FREMANTLE Daniels and much more. The band’s repertoire in particular produced some of the most original teaches guitar at WAAPA. Lachlan Gear and IN NOVEMBER: is interspersed throughout the afternoon with jazz works of the 20th Century which featured Aaron Deacon are two of Perth’s most popular th musicians and are highly regarded purveyors of 7 - The Kalamunda Youth Swing Band Bronwyn Sprogowski’s amazing jazz vocals artistes such as Herbie Hancock, Art Blakey, Lee th and improvisations. Morgan, Horace Silver and Wayne Shorter. gypsy jazz. This promises to be a great session. 14 - The Adrian Galante Sextet 21st - Phil Hatton’s Manhattons 28th - The Sue Bluck Quartet VISIT JAZZ FREMANTLE FACEBOOK/WEBSITE www.jazzfremantle.com.au AND BLOG www.jazzatmytable.com www.fremantleherald.com The Herald, Saturday October 2, 2021 - Page 17 herald food

Classy ‘Ruin’

Elegance is everywhere, from by CARSON BODIE the three tonnes of reclaimed ITH the mid- jarrah that grace the interior to the afternoon light short, classic menu perhaps best characterised by one of its own slanting through the dishes, the salted monkfish “under Wrosé bottle-lined windows of a fur coat” ($16). Nieuw Ruin, sitting at the bar Anyone who’s met the stoic each ($4), and they were so fresh was so flavourful. Although the It’s clear that Nieuw Ruin is still felt like sitting at the centre of a gaze of the humble monkfish can we would have believed the chef restaurant from the Foxtrot Unicorn finding its feet in certain respects, giant chandelier. attest to its lack of social graces. (Blaze Young of Propeller and crew, boasts “good cocktails-good and allowing decisions like The decor at the Fremantle Yet here it appears, an unlikely Madalena’s) had walked to the food-weird wine,” the range of whether it will offer table service, venue, which opened on Norfolk Cinderella, under its “fur coat” of ocean a couple of blocks away and wine available by the glass is still and what to do with the back Street in late July, is a physical fresh dill, beets, carrots, egg salad fished them out then and there. quite small. garden, to develop as organically iteration of its 300-bottle-plus wine and smoked trout caviar. After the monkfish arrived, the I ordered a pinot, which was as a good pet nat. list, with shiraz-lined shelves and The result is a welcome surprise, market fish (cod) with nettle butter excellent and slightly tart, but was We’re confident they’ll be malbec on the mantle. satisfying and refreshing. and lemon ($35). a bit disappointed by the limited better than ever when summer Attention to high-quality Humble origins, dressed to Again, incredibly fresh options. Bartender Kieren cheerily finally rolls around and wine- building materials and thoughtful impress, seems to be a theme of the ingredients done up with simple assured me that the venue had drinkers flock to the wide shaded touches like dried local flora menu, which features sprats, pig elegance. Chef Young has often recently invested in a device that terrace where I spent a delightful throughout the repurposed cottage cheek bitterballen, and rabbit and cited her love of fresh, hyperlocal will allow them to pour bottles afternoon. Nieuw Ruin ensure an elegant atmosphere pork belly pie. products, and with nettle growing without removing the cork, so 12 Norfolk St, Fremantle that feels like nothing like having My friend and I began our wild all around Freo this time of that they can expand the range of nruin.com dinner in a bottle-o. meal with a couple of oysters year, it’s no surprise the sauce glasses. Cheers to that.

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bloke who doesn’t talk about that sort of thing much,” recently opened up to him about mental health struggles, and credited the workshops with supporting him in doing so. Between sponsors, donations, and bar and merch sales, the Mackie cup raised over $50,000 • The inaugural Mackie Cup charity match featured former AFL and WAFL players including Tyson Goldsack, for the Kai Eardley Foundation. Sharrod Wellingham, Jamie McNamara, Chris Masten, Rhys Palmer and Mitch Morton. ever been to,” said Mr McLeod. Mr McLeod says that their “It was really hands on and donation is estimated to put there was no bullshit.” 2200 young people through the The workshops are designed to workshops, potentially saving help young men “build emotional lives. muscles,” according to the The men hope to turn the cup Worthy match foundation’s website. into an annual event. They hope that proving a “I just think it’s gonna grow of Mackie’s friends decided to judgement-free space will help legs and keep getting better mental health. attend a Tomorrow Man workshop ease the negative stigma around and better each year,” said Mr by CARSON BODIE “Every one of those guys knew hosted by the Kai Eardley vulnerability in men. McLeod. EARLY 50 former Mackie,” said Alex McLeod, Foundation, which was started by “I think men are becoming Ms Eardley said, “I am incredibly proud to be part of AFL and WAFL a former East Freo and Perth Claire Eardley after her son Kai more comfortable with expressing themselves and seeking help if the Mackie Cup and continue to players took to the Demons player who attributes committed suicide aged just 20. the success of the event to the Suicide is the leading cause of they need to,” said Mr Bongiascia, be humbled by the community Nfield last weekend for the “But there’s still a long way to support for Kai-Fella,” death for Australians aged 15-44, inaugural Mackie Cup in enormous positive impact his friend had on those around him. and the Kai Eardley Foundation go. Conversations about mental There’s still time to donate memory of Andrew “Mackie” “I lost my best friend in hopes to build emotional muscles health are important and I’m before the cheque is presented to Macpherson, a former East February,” said Mr McLeod, who in young Aussies by providing really proud to be part of the the foundation next week. Fremantle WAFL player who organised the event with David support and education in early inaugural Mackie Cup.” Donations can be made at passed away earlier this year Bongiascia and Selby Lee-Steere. life. Mr McLeod said that one of his mycause.com.au by searching after struggling with his After the funeral, a group “It wasn’t like anything I’d friends, “a stereotypical Aussie “Mackie Cup 2021”.

RENOVATION IS IN THE AIR work. ie ...I’d like a dollar for every time a tiler has said to me ...why didn’t they talk to me before they CASE STUDY #Sept 21 started ‘and we would not be looking at a 10mm strip Tony Young of tile the fi rst thing we see when we walk in’ ...moral Plumber wisdom with Tony Young of the story is that you might have to talk to all of the trades three times in turn until you can negotiate a method and a construction schedule. 3. Deciding on products that suit the construction CHROME BOTTLE TRAP method ...all the trades give a hard swallow, when the owner presents the ‘fait accompli’ product that they supplied and fi tted cannot use... ‘just cut some holes in this specially from painted glass that I have just received from Milan’ ...nup. 4. Do you have/can get the gear and expertise? Hired ...my eyes widen! Energy in the universe is fi nite anything from Kennards lately? ...I know this as home renovators tend to run out of $395* When a tradesman give a price, steam! Moral ...be realistic, ...get a professional to Inc GST his plant and equipment is quote and tell you how long it will take him ...then add all supplied in the deal ...ie a some So ...don’t do it ?? concrete cutter from Kennards No ...I’m not saying not to do it, ...I am being the might cost you $240 for the devil advocate ...and respectfully asking you to ask day including the wear on the yourself ‘why am I doing it?’ ...to save money? ...you diamond blade. will only save money off the labour not the material If you underestimate the time taken, that fi gure and the plant, and your labour takes twice as long to doubles $480 ...in the end the concrete cutting job achieve 75% as good a job, and greater chance of might be cheaper and more expertly executed by the ‘warranty callback’ from Mrs DIY vs your hourly rate professional, in less time, than if you did it your self as a university lecturer? Or is it to quench the burning and mucked it up. need for a project and scouring salvage yards? ...a Moral of the story ...choose what you can and are noble aspiration ...I trust Mrs DIY is resilient and has a going to do ...ie what is it that you are reasonably good sense of humour ...I know Mrs Young does not! capable of doing. The Moral 5. Time ...Lord, give me time. My father Jack Young Pull off ‘the low was often be heard to say ...‘anyone can do anything, hanging fruit’ ...do n springtime, those little yellow fl owers come out on smallest minutiae, then the chances are, you are given enough time ...but a tradesman has to be able the work that can add the verge ...it means sneezing for me ...but for the not likely to build the ‘cubby’ that dad knocked up for to do it commercially’ ...will your reno take the rest value and amenity with so rare breed of home renovator it is time to get out you in a long weekend 30 years ago. I evidence of your life ? ...your kids (and the wife) leave home the least resources, Ithe DIY gear from the shed, a rabid glint in their eye ‘this’ by saying that the number of projects I see before you fi nish the ‘new laundry?’ ...don’t laugh ...I ...money, time, and have a go at house hold smarten ups and reno’s. commenced without a single drawing, sketch or see it all the time. Last month I quoted a job on an expertise, marriage So before you race to the big hammer and claw bar written idea astounds me. Think about it, how are old asbestos and jarrah frame house in White Gum ...In my experience, all the work we do on our homes and tear off the back of the house after a couple of you going to build ‘this’ if you cannot convey to Mrs Valley ...talking to the young energetic man ...I asked to ‘sell’ ultimately does not increase the value of our beers on a Friday night ...take a deep breath ...and DIY and all the other helpers and trades ...‘the plan’ him about the time frame for the reno a new kitchen, property, merely makes them more saleable ...and not resist the urge, it will pass ! ...usually literally ‘a plan’ ...it does not need to be laundry and bathroom ...all in new locations ...quickly always then, when it is left to dad to do the colour and professional ...or elaborate ...just thought out from It is all too common for me to witness the ‘slow ...my wife is 6 months pregnant, I’ve just started a design (** except when we increase the physical size start to fi nish ...especially the fi nish ...small mistakes new job and I’m late on an assignment for my masters of the structure). motion train wreck’ of a poorly planned DIY in the beginning set up a fi asco of poor connections, renovation. It is not that DIYers cannot do it, on the bad surface fi nishes ...and a punch up or two ...as contrary, some of the most creative and beautifully ‘we’ weekend warriors try to shed the blame ...what executed reno’s are done by people who have a started as a Ferrari ...ended up a Leyland P76. vision, time and passion. (And a little OCD helps) 2. Starting the project without talking to all trades So what goes wrong? and stake holders. Planning planning planning 1. Lack of Vision? If you cannot imagine what ...often the last trade, will give you information that the fi nal thing is going to look like right down to will change the way that you execute the beginning

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Please keep your notices this occur, the company will ensure that the advertiser will receive the Booking deadline 12pm tuesday short and to the point (we reserve the right to cut free circulation that they have purchased at the earliest possible opportunity. ENLIGHENMENT : You are invited notices). Deadline is 12pm Tuesday. to a free talk on Wednesday 28 July 2021 upstairs at the Left Bank THE HERALD DOES NOT PUBLISH SEXUAL SERVICE ADVERTISEMENTS. PLEASE RESPECT OUR ADVERTISERS IN YOUR RESPONSES Hotel by the river, 7pm – 9pm, Sudhir on human transformation, ending www.fremantleherald.com The Herald, Saturday October 2, 2021 - Page 27 suffering, human evolution, human conditioning, authentic creativity, miracles, connection, unconditional love and compassion, identity, silence, and peace, Come, you are unique sacred, and powerful.M: 0488053575 HughTalks CONNIE HANDCOCK CARES, CONNECTS, COMMITS

AUCTION16 OCT SOLD AT SOLD AT AUCTION AUCTION

35 Lilly Street, South Fremantle 33 Solomon Street, Fremantle 51 Swanbourne Street, Fremantle

SOLD AT AUCTION SOLD SOLD

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“Connie has not just been a highly profession person to deal with but has at all times kept me informed in a manner that has assured me. As you are well aware, selling a house is an incredibly stressful process no matter the type of market that you confront which at this particular moment, at least in the short run, developing into a highly charged bubble. In particular Connie was always ultra-sensitive to how she conveyed and managed any potential offer, never any hype and always maintaining a level of concern to ensure that I was comfortable with how the process was proceeding.” Sellers, Fremantle

CONNIE HANDCOCK 0411 115 147 [email protected]

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