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the Cockburn War Memorial by STEVE GRANT after the local RSL’s mid- morning service. THE largely unheralded The release was the contribution of pigeons brainchild of Yangebup bird in saving Allied lives fancier Robert Sheehy, who Winged during the two world became fascinated by the wars will be recognised pigeons’ wartime service in Fremantle and after taking up the sport two Cockburn for the first years ago and discovering a time this Anzac Day. reference in a pigeon racing book. The Amalgamated “And when I read that Melville Homing Club book, I thought about the will be releasing hundreds warriors people saying they are rats of pigeons at South Mole with wings, that they shit in Fremantle after the everywhere, and I think Anzac Dawn Service on they should get a bit more Monument Hill, and later at respect,” Mr Sheehy said. Homing pigeons were used to get their carry messages by both sides of the conflict, particularly during World War I when telegraph cables were easily cut and wireless radio messages simple to parade intercept. Mr Sheehy says that put the birds high on the Germans’ most-wanted list. “In Europe the Germans used to go into the towns looking for them, to knock ‘em off, and in northern France they helped to save a lot of American lives.” In fact, one particular pigeon, Cher Ami, was awarded the French Croix de Guerre with palm for his heroism delivering 12 important messages across the Western Front. • Continued page 5

• Pigeon racer Robert Sheehy and Willagee MP Peter Tinley, an SAS veteran who’s thrown his support behind the recognition of pigeon’s role in fighting for the Allies during both world wars. Photo by Steve Grant

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Page 4 - The Herald, Saturday April 24, 2021 m www.fremantleherald.com Anzac Day Bicton / Palmyra RSL Dawn Service & Parade On road outside sub-branch wall at 6:00am After service sub-branch will be open for breakfast and refreshments Finger food served at 12:30pm Entertainment from 2:00pm to 6:00pm

• Robert Sheehy and fellow flyer Brian Bennett with 103-year-old World War II veteran Arthur Eggett OAM, ED, president of WA’s prisoner of war club which now has a membership countable on one hand. 30B Foss St, Bicton Parking at McDonalds car park adjacent to the sub-branch wall Our winged warriors Disabled ramp for wheelchair or general use •From page 1 During World War II, a pair Although he/she lacked a Cher Ami’s body is now of Aussie pigeons were awarded romantic name like Cher Ami, preserved at the Smithsonian the Dickin Medal – the animal DD.43.Q.879 earned the Dicken Institute whose catalogue equivalent of a Victoria Cross after being the only survivor highlights the risks he faced: created by British animal rights of three pigeons released to “On his last mission, October 4, activist Maria Dickin. warn of an impending counter- 1918, he was shot through the Mr Sheehy said with Japanese attack at Manus Island. DD’s breast and leg by enemy fire but troops marching across New success in getting through led to still managed to return to his loft Guinea, there were grave fears reinforcements being sent in and with a message capsule dangling Australia would be invaded, so the Japanese being repelled. from the wounded leg.” the pigeons’ important role in “Thousands of people today The message alerted Allied pushing them back should see wouldn’t be running around if command to a “lost” platoon them recognised as heroes. it wasn’t for the pigeons saving stuck behind enemy lines who “In parts of New Guinea their ancestors,” Mr Sheehy said. were subsequently reunited with [Anzacs] had radios, but they He hopes the releases will their comrades. didn’t work because of electrical also add a special symbolism The Anzacs had their owned storms or when they got down to the sombre ceremonies, as winged troopers, with Mr in between mountains, but they the pigeons flying off could be Sheehy saying 13,000 were could rely on the pigeons and seen as reflecting the lives of the donated by the pigeon racing they saved a lot of Yankee boats thousands of soldiers who never fraternity. up there. returned.

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At the going down of the sun and Anzac Day is one of the most important days on our national calendar. in the morning At its heart, Anzac Day is about personal reflection where we demonstrate our solemn respect for those who have served, and those who continue to serve We will remember them. in our nation’s uniform. Lest we forget Whether it’s a tribute at your local Anzac Day service, baking Anzac biscuits, or a small ceremony with your household, I encourage everyone in Tangney to pause, reflect and say a simple ‘thank you for your service’.

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By JOLLY READ THE 75th anniversary of Australia’s West Was Lost at DADAA Cinema on McKenna. longest-ever strike, by Indigenous Friday April 30 from 7-9pm. As McKenna told his fellow AS an Autumn sun heralded pastoral workers in the Pilbara, will be On Saturday May 1 will be a Stories in workers: “We want to better day break across the vast commemorated in Fremantle on May, the Park family event where yarns of ourselves. We just want better Pilbara on a May morning with organisers saying the port city courage, strength and determination conditions. 75 years ago, dozens of has a strong connection to the event. will be shared in Fremantle Park on “We’ve been working for the Aboriginal station workers The Pilbara Strike was supported by Ellen Street (behind the Lawn Tennis squatters long enough and all we woke to a new dawn. the local Seamens’ and Lumpers’ Club) from 3-5pm. get is a chunk of meat, corned beef, dry bread. We want to walk The day had finally come – Union who black-banned wool from It will be followed by a Remembering off all that.” May 1, 1946. The day to walk. stations which held out against the the Strike concert featuring Lois Olney, On the walk-off day, media The workers and their families workers’ demand to be paid a wage. David Milroy, Dave Johnson, Mike reported that De Grey station and had secretly prepared for months, Until then they had worked effectively Burns and David Hyams at the new “at least 11 others” had struck on but that did not make it any easier. as slaves, receiving nothing more Fremantle Park Sport and Community time. They were about to embark on than basic rations and a little tobacco. Centre on Ellen street from 7 - 9pm. Many were initially fearful of an heroic and unparalleled strike Accommodation was primitive if made Tickets from stickytickets.com.au. joining because by law they could against their slavery. available at all. On Sunday members of the working be arrested for leaving. What grew from those first The commemoration, by the 75th group and supporters will join But by August, as word spread, tentative steps was a resistance Anniversary Working Group, will start unionists in the annual May Day many dozens more workers joined movement that today remains with a screening of the acclaimed march from the Esplanade Reserve during the annual Port Hedland Australia’s longest-ever strike, Pilbara Strike documentary How the from 10am. • A swag of great local musos are races meeting after they travelled and which next week celebrates its coming together for the event. to the track on the horse trucks 75th anniversary. connections with the Aboriginal and by train. people were disinherited of their beings, not cattle.” Living conditions The discontent festered with men working for him and paid lands and forced to work on the them good wages, in some cases Squatters sheep – and later cattle – stations the arrival in the region of Don Despite great danger on 11 times more that they were for meagre rations and little or McLeod, a white man with a They refused the squatters’ and that day and for many months receiving from the station bosses. no wages; their lives subject to permit to employ Aboriginal police requests to return to the following, around 800 strikers Dissatisfaction grew as word of the exploitation and whims of the labour for his contract fencing stations after the event finished. began walking off 27 pastoral the disparity spread across the pastoralists, government agents and well digging work. McLeod Peter Coppin had a gun puled stations demanding proper pay spinifex plains from station to and legislators. witnessed the treatment of the on him by a policeman during one and better living conditions in station. Many strikers said they lived Aboriginal workers and became standoff. Another strike leader, their battle for justice. It was the As a result, McLeod was like slaves. increasingly disturbed by the Ernie Mitchell, was arrested but start of a strike with such far- invited in 1942 to explain the One strike leader, Nyamal inequality and exploitation. later released. reaching social and industrial concept of a strike to a large lore lawman, the late Peter Coppin, In the next three years, the consequences that it became meeting at Skull Springs where, he observed that: “We lived no better strikers set up camps across the known in some circles as the said, it was agreed to hold a mass than the cattle but we worked all Pilbara where families lived and “Blackfellas’ Eureka”. They “had no houses, station walk-off once World War II day for the right to do even that! “yandied” for tin and mined However, for the wider was over. We were skinny people back then they had no water minerals such as beryl and community it has remained largely May 1 was crucially the and we lived through plenty of tantalite to sell for food and unknown or acknowledged in the supply, they had no start of the shearing season and starvation times.” clothing. nation’s colonial history. coincidentally also International Another leader, legendary They also collected buffel The first squatters and sanitation or anything Workers’ Day. Nyangumarta woman, Daisy seed, goat skins and oyster shell explorers staked their claims over An ingenious plan was hatched Bindi, who led the walk-off by of that nature, and at coastal camps to earn enough the Pilbara lands in the 1860s; land to spread the strike date to the 90 people from Roy Hill station money to survive. that for millennia had belonged they had no minimum station workers with it marked said: “We didn’t live in houses or Alongside the strike movement, to 31 traditional language groups with a cross on hand-drawn anything. We had to go down to standard of wage”. they were openly questioning the living within sophisticated social, calendars on food tin labels, the creek like kangaroos. We just laws that governed their lives. religious and cultural systems. and secretly delivered by strike wanted to be treated like human • Continued next week In the next 80 years, Aboriginal McLeod made strong leaders Dooley Bin Bin and Clancy 5.00 LOCAL 6.00 FULL STORY with MONIKA KOS with MICHAEL THOMSON

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NotN the recent elections, thejust another micropolicy, in 2011 premier Colin partyof unknown potency or harmful Legalise Cannabis Western This week’s SPEAKER’S CORNER Barnett rescinded the law, additives from unscrupulous Australia Party made world is by Legalise Cannabis Western recriminalising cannabis to have street dealers (who do not check Australia Party spokesperson Moshe another ‘crime’ to get tough on. IDs as do legal dispensaries). Ihistory by becoming the first, Bernstein. “A historic victory for legal single-issue cannabis party to The current Labor Party’s state • It neglects the environment, cannabis” argues that his party’s platform on decriminalisation, since the cultivation of cannabis as ever win a seat in a state or success in winning two seats during the purported to conform with biomass crops effectively reduces national election. LCWA won March state election isn’t comparable to “the provisions of the Gallop greenhouse gas emissions. two seats in the Legislative microparty vote rorts which government’s Cannabis Control • It disregards the social and Council, Sophia Moermond in have been blamed Act 2003”, has stealthily removed health services which could be the South-West and Dr Brian for undermining the allowance for cultivation from augmented with commercial Walker in East Metropolitan. democracy. its original. cannabis proceeds packing the The historic nature of this state’s coffers. victory, however, was eclipsed Decriminalisation • Finally, decriminalisation falls short of the legal standard by criticism of the “group voting While the unabridged 2003 ticket”, whereby, through group established in 2018 by Mexico’s decriminalisation model is a Supreme Court ruling that preferences, micro parties were negligible first step, it still would able to harvest the votes of their cannabis prohibition was not alleviate the concerns of unconstitutional and a violation opponents eliminated in each LCWA’s electorate or the plurality round of ballot counting. of human rights, specifically “the of Australians supporting full right to the free development of Reform legalisation. personality”. • Merely decriminalising Only the regulated sale, This criticism, along with Pauline Hanson’s One Nation, the 17th US state to legislate the cannabis [where you take away consumption, and cultivation ensuant calls for electoral reform, Western Australian Party and regulated sale, consumption, the criminal charge but maintain of cannabis, comparable to was undoubtedly compounded Liberal Democrats, all of which and cultivation of cannabis. possession as an illegal activity] the management of alcohol, by the success of the Daylight held seats in the previous Recreational cannabis is legal in perpetuates the black market. can expedite all of the above Savings Party in the Mining and Legislative Council. Canada, Uruguay, and Georgia • It fails to harness the considerations. Pastoral Region, where Wilson Furthermore, unlike the and in 2021 is slated for legislation entrepreneurship enhanced by a While electoral reforms may Tucker secured a seat with only 98 daylight savings issue, which in Israel, Brazil, Mexico, South regulated industry. pose challenges to the LCWA primary votes (0.2 per cent). failed four referendums, public Africa, and Luxembourg. • It denies WA’s farmers access Party, it would be mistaken to Because LCWA and DST support for legalising cannabis The reason for the clamour to to the nascent global cannabis presume that its recent historic similarly owe their electoral wins far exceeds the +2 per cent of the enter the bourgeoning market of market. triumph will be its last. to the preferencing system, the primary vote LCWA’s candidates legal cannabis is that legalisation • It ignores those in need of Though a new party, only media tended to conflate the two, received. is proving successful, with none of medicinal cannabis, the current four months old, LCWA is driven despite significant distinctions According to the 2019 National the doomsayers’ predictions come system stymied by the plant’s by abundant enthusiasm, an between them. Drug Strategy Household survey, to pass. illegality. unwavering commitment to the First, as a small party a plurality of 41 per cent of Back in 2003 WA premier • It disappoints WA taxpayers, justness of its cause, and the established shortly before the Australians supported legalising Geoff Gallop’s government losing out on the multi-million- assurance of broad public support. election, LCWA managed to cannabis with 37 per cent opposed. decriminalised the possession of dollar bonanza of cannabis Ultimately, the Party’s final garner more total primary votes That percentage of support is only up to 30 grams and cultivation of revenue. victory will take place on that very than all the other minor parties, expected to increase. up to two plants. • It forsakes our children, some same day when cannabis is at last surpassing Australian Christians, Recently, Virginia became With his “Tough on Crime” of whom might purchase cannabis made legal in Western Australia. B Shed Café

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www.fremantleherald.com The Herald, Saturday April 24, 2021 - Page 11 PROPOSAL TO UPGRADE AN EXISTING TELSTRA MOBILE PHONE BASE STATION AT LOT 491 BARTRAM ROAD SUCCESS WA 6164 ON LAND Final quarter for DESCRIBED AS LOT 491 ON PLAN 183242. RFNSA NO: 6164005. TELSTRA SITE ID: SUCCESS – 77892 1. The upgrade comprises of removal of Six (6) existing antenna at 45.60m and removal of Two (2) existing antennas at 42.92m. South’s golden era 2. The upgrade comprises of installation of One (1) new (4G) antennas at 45.60m, Two (2) new (4G) antennas at 45.92m and installation of Three (3) new (5G) antennas at 45.92m. by JANE GRLJUSICH 3. The upgrade will include all ancillary works such as: combiners, diplexers, mounts, cable trays, feeders, cables. The internal and auxiliary works such as installation ANOTHER hero of the and connecting the new electronic equipment will be placed in the existing Telstra “golden era” of Fremantle equipment shelter. football, Don Dixon, has 4. Telstra regards the proposed installation as a ‘Low impact’ Facility under the died, leaving only a handful Telecommunications (Low Impact Facilities) Determination 2018 based on the of the 1940s and 1950s stars description above. to carry the flag. Dixon wore the number 5. In accordance with Section 7 of C564:2020 Mobile Phone Base Station Deployment 1 guernsey for the South Code, we invite you to provide feedback about the proposal. Further information Fremantle Football Club in the and/or comments should be directed to: Service Stream on behalf of Telstra, via back pocket during the 1950, ’52 phone at (07) 3068 6973, email to [email protected] or via post and ’53 premierships, and centre to PO Box 510 Lutwyche, QLD 4030 and at www.rfnsa.com.au, RFNSA No. 6164005, in the ’54 cup-winning side. by 5pm 11th of May 2021. He played 134 games and represented WA in an incredible • Souths stood head and shoulders above the rest in the golden era. era dominated the Bulldogs who made nine grand final appearances between 1945 and 1956. The club never finished lower than third on the ladder during its dream run. Club president Peter Christie said Dixon’s death represented a sad day for the 121-year-old • Don Dixon (third from the club. left, back row) and the 1954 “Don was the middle premiership team. generation of three generations of Dixons to play league footy The late Colin Beard (SFFC for the Bulldogs. He was a four- time premiership player, and a 1959 - 72, Richmond (VFL) legend of our club,” Mr Christie 1969 - 71) in his Where Are They Fabulous Family Dining told the Herald. Now? series for the club, said that thanks to Dixon and his il Ciao has been run by the Perruzza family since 1998. team mates, Souths also held • Don Dixon In that time it has won two Entertainment Card Awards for more than their own against VFL and John Gerovich,” Dixon told Best Family Dining Restaurant in Perth. ‘A four-time sides. Beard. Dixon told Beard the only “The unsung heroes of our It specialises in in regional family Italian cooking, premiership side he remembered getting golden years was our back line, casual Italian family dining, traditional woodfired pizza player, and a up on them was Footscray in with brilliant players such as and homemade pasta. Bunbury, the day after Souths Jenkins and Frank Treasure. I legend of our club’ had beaten them in the city. was privileged to play alongside “Footscray used extra players outstanding fullbacks Ernie on the bench that day and out- Graham, Bob Mason part of Dixon’s father Norm made 98 the renowned “Mason-Dixon appearances for SFFC between ran us to win narrowly,” he’d recalled. line”, and Ray ‘Lizard’ Richards. 1924 and 1931 as an outstanding However, to play alongside Ray back pocket specialist, and his Dixon also said the highlight of his career was his team mates. was certainly a health hazard. son Don Jnr, a talented full- He was such a tough, strong, forward, was forced from the “The premierships were fierce and desperate competitor field through injury at just 22 great, but I realise I was lucky that even teammates soon learnt years of age after 15 games in to be in the right place at the to keep well clear when the ball 1974 and ’75. right time. It was exciting to was in the area.” “Don Snr was an integral play alongside such wonderful Marsh, Richards and Todd part of the golden era of the players as Sandover medallists survive from the golden era, SFFC which put the Bulldogs Frank ‘Scranno’ Jenkins, Clive along with John Colgan, Laurie on the VFL map, and WA footy Lewington, Steve Marsh and Green and Ernie Grose. on the map Australia-wide,” Mr John Todd, and with goal In the 1954 grand final, Dixon South Kearns Cres Christie said. kicking legends Bernie Naylor was moved into the centre and Perth WE’RE made a strong contribution as the Doggies beat cross-town BYO & rivals East Fremantle 21.14 to Riseley St 9.8. It was the highest grand final score at the time, as well Il Ciao FULLY as the highest winning margin Freo recorded. Canning HwyCanning LICENSED A SFFC Hall of Famer, Dixon Kearns Cres will be remembered for his love of the game, respect for his team DINE IN or TAKE AWAY 9364 9966 mates and opponents alike, and his guile and wit. 771A Canning Hwy, Applecross Dixon is survived by his wife Dorothy, sons Don Jnr and Wed - Sun from 5pm. LUNCH Friday only 12-3pm Rodney, and daughters Lynette www.ilciao.com.au • Huge crowds would turn out to watch South Freo play. and Cheryl.

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Mt Pleasant Bowling Club – Open Day A new lease on life. The Mt Pleasant Bowling Club is excited to announce that our future is now secure with a 21-year lease. This is great news for the Club, our Community Hub partners and the broader community. The Club is celebrating the occasion with an Open Day on Saturday 8th May from 1.00pm to 5.00pm. The event will, in a fun and inclusive way, raise awareness amongst the local residents and community organisations of the Mt Pleasant Bowling Club and its Community Hub and the opportunities the facilities and site have to offer. The event will include a range of activities designed to attract and engage with all members of the community. It will showcase the positive benefi ts of connecting with a well- established Club that has a vibrant outlook. The Mt Pleasant Bowling Club and its Community Hub is a unique and • Olympic hopeful Matt Wearn out on the waves. accessible facility nestled within the local community. The Club has a proven postponed to 2021, there were in the Olympics since he was six stories by SAXON OMA history of bringing together people from a variety of backgrounds to participate no confirmed dates and athletes years old, learning the basics in in and enjoy the social and sporting aspects of not only lawn bowls but a range THERE must be something were left wondering if it would the Optimist class. of other activities supported by the Club. We are proud to work with a diverse happen at all and how they were But with his talent beginning in the water as Fremantle to shine, the Lazer 4.7 class array of community organisations to better serve the local community. Building supposed to train. continues to produce a “There wasn’t really any fear started to grab his attention and on our heritage and evolving with the times, the Club and its Community Hub veritable armada of Olympic of a re-selection process… I had he moved over to the Fremantle partners are now an even more important part of the community. With more sailors. more anxiety over the event Sailing Club under renowned local residents experiencing isolation it has never been more important for them Fremantle Sailing Club happening at all.” coach Arthur Brett, along with and the broader community to be connected, included and involved. members Matt Wearn, Nia The Olympics are now set to a significant number of other Jerwood and Monique de Vries go ahead in July, and Wearn says talented young sailors. The Club provides a low impact The Club is celebrating the are the latest to secure their there’ll be some similarity to Wearn says now he’s made friendly environment suited to the occasion with an Open Day places in the Australian team Fremantle conditions. the team, he’s got his sights on increasing demands of the area’s th to compete in the delayed 2021 “It’s a really nice place to sail, two Olympic medals. changing demographic. By raising on Saturday 8 May from Tokyo Olympics. light sea breezes, some huge “I’m committed to continuing awareness of the Club’s presence, its 1.00pm to 5.00pm. Wearn, sailing in the mens’ swell… realistically it’s going to onto the Paris 2024 campaign, proximity and accessibility within a growing and diverse community will lead to Lazer class, said pipping friend, be a light event.” then I will see where my career Wearn has dreamed of sailing takes me from there.” greater engagement. Greater participation is a vital step in improving their lives teammate and long-time rival Tom Burton to get the top and the health of the community. ranking was pivotal in his The Open Day event will focus on inclusion and participation. There will be placement. activities designed to promote community spirit through passive and active With each sailor winning international regattas one after participation. There will be food, refreshments and amenities available. the other, they “were always The event will include respectful performances from local artist, choirs and Lazer side by side on the podium”. musicians. Visitors will be provided with information on the Club, contact Often they’ve simply switched information and incentives to revisit the Club in the future. The Open Day is between the two top spots; in supported by the City of Melville, our community hub partners and our Club 2016 Burton won Australian sponsors. It will be a fantastic day so come and join the fun! Sailor of the Year, while Wearn took the honour two years later; sharp • Jerwood and de Vries. in 2016 Burton took gold at the Rio de Janeiro Olympics and NIA JERWOOD and now Wearn has his chance. “Much different to Matt Monique de Vries have also Wearn, their selection was on been officially selected to March 13, 2020,” Stowell said. Rivalry represent Australia in Tokyo Although he’d qualified early “It’s a great rivalry we had, Coached by 2000 Sydney after competing in the necessary being one and two in the world Olympic gold medalist Belinda regattas, Jerwood and de Vries was pretty special … I’d win a Stowell, the pair began training had an agonising wait after their regatta and then he’d win the together at Fremantle Sailing last qualifying event was called Hub off because of Covid. next and so on,” Wearn said. Club. & “Everything was out,” Club Stowell says Jerwood had FREE EVENT After missing out on Rio, Wearn’s knuckled down and a short dabble in lazer radials Stowell said. “It was moved to Portugal, Fun activities Li music & when he became the first before taking the helm of the 420 Australian to win the Lazer in 2015 with Vries on the wire. but they weren’t allowed to for a ! perform ces Euros since 2008, he’d earned his Jerwood’s years of skippering travel due to Covid restrictions.” shot at the Olympics. and Vries’s long experience in The pair continued to train FAMILY “I first heard about my the class created the perfect team and compete locally, and selection in September 2019,” and the pair were soon a regular last month became the sixth Gi aways & F d & Wearn said. site on the winners’ dais. consecutive 470 women’s team OPEN  formation But was a bitter-sweet They took the women’s 420 from Fremantle to represent the refreshments seß ions announcement, with Tokyo World Championships and country. 2020 cancelled in March due to silver at the Junior 470 World Leaving the team questioning DAY Covid-19. 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utilises Western Australian cast, Fading Numbers Lights, screen industry is a resilient and slightly camera, lucky beast. action, Perth! THE WA crew, locations and businesses. 20-year-old fi lmmaker Aron While production companies around the world were forced to press “The Canary is a timely and Attiwell is in post-production on pause during covid-19, WA fi lmmakers were busy making loads of ever-relevant story surrounding his concept short Fading Numbers, short fi lms, television series, documentaries and feature fi lms. the gender roles, female Australia’s largest independent Here’s a rundown of what’s being made in-and-around Perth: empowerment and defying holocaust fi lm. subjugating social standards,” “Fading Numbers highlights the It Only Takes a Night Lowe tells the Voice. plight of holocaust survivors and New Australian feature fi lm Sally Phillips Set during the eighteenth the continuation of their legacy century, The Canary follows in a world of mixed messaging arts It Only Takes A Night will begin Phillips (Bridget Jones’s Diary) has fi lming in Perth next month. protagonist Claire, who is adrift around the holocaust,” Attiwell MATTHEW EELES joined the cast of new Australian on a lifeboat after the ship she is told the Voice. Melbourne-born actor Eliza feature fi lm How to Please a Woman, Taylor (The 100) is set to star in the travelling on sinks. The fi lm’s title is a reference Darkest Age a warmhearted look at sexuality new romantic-comedy written and With only a caged canary for to the identifi cation numbers Industrious fi lmmaker and vulnerability in all stages of directed by Perth-based fi lmmaker company, Claire must fi nd the tattooed on prisoners’ arms in Isabella Jacqueline is currently life. Callan Durlik. power to defy the social standards Nazi concentration camps during shooting her new teen crime Phillips plays 50-something Durlik’s screenwriting credits of her time; utilising her inner- World War II. As the tattoos fade, drama Darkest Age. Gina, who launches an all-male include feature fi lm The Naked strength, determination and so do the number of survivors left. A feature fi lm adaptation of house-cleaning service. Wanderer and short fi lm Runner, newfound ingenuity to survive. With 75 volunteer crew using Jacqueline’s short fi lm of the When the business grows out which recently screened at the WA Written and co-directed by professional industry equipment, same name, Darkest Age follows • Lucky Oceans with Asleep atof the control, Wheel Gina in mustthe 1970s embrace (top) her and doing a work out with his Made Film Festival. 21-year-old Lowe, The Canary the fi lm recently wrapped teen meth dealer Sam, who own sexuality if she is to make a It Only Takes A Night famous pedal steel guitar (below). gives a voice to the female struggle shooting in Perth. becomes obsessed with one of his new life for herself. follows four best friends on a girl’s with Claire battling against her “We will be classmates. Appearing alongside Phillips night out. They end up on a path boogie woogie.” inner-demons and the hostile distributing the fi lm to high Obsession turns to chaos when is Erik Thomson; fresh from none of them expected and fi nd But Ocean’s lifeenvironment. was turned upside down schools all across Western everything begins to spiral out of fi lming Blueback in WA and out it really does only take one when he fell in love Thewith Canary Boston will Globe be co-directed Australia and eventually control for the pair. recently seen on the big screen night to change your life. photographer Chrisby PeterHaddow Renzullo, – originally who recently from Australia to educate students Jacqueline already has 26 acting in another WA-made fi lm The Most recognisable for her role directed the award-winning WA on the holocaust, as well as credits to her name including Furnace. Broad Arrow in WA (now a ghost town) – and as role as Clarke Griffi n in The feature fi lm Anticipation. entering the fi lm in global a major role in Jordon Prince- This heartfelt comedy-dramathey got married and moved to Fremantle in 100, Taylor has an impressive You can fi nd out more about festivals,” Attiwell says. Wright’s independent WA western is the debut feature1981. from WA list of screen credits including the crowdfunding campaign at Local audiences can expect to The Decadent and Depraved. writer-director Renée Webster,Since then he’s become an integral part of NeighboursIn andby Patrick STEPHEN ,luck a 2013 POLLOCK readyfundgo.com see Fading Numbers early next year. Darkest Age will be Jacqueline’s whose directing credits include remake of the 1978 Australian the local music scene playing with bands like fi rst feature fi lm as director ABC’s The Heights. How to Please a classic.LUCKY Taylor OCEANS will also be will an be joined by Jim Fisher’s Outlaws, Zydecats, and Nansing A scene from following fi ve short fi lms. Woman begins fi lming in Perth on executivea who’s producer. who of the Fremantle music and the Jam Tarts, whose Sunday Sessions at Fading Numbers. Darkest Age stars Perth Film Monday. It Only Takes A Night stars the Seaview Hotel were legendary. School graduate Harrison Green, scene at his 70th birthday bash later this George Pullar (Moon Rock for The Canary He’s also forged a career as a well- debut screen actor Gabriel James month. Monday) and Western Australian WA fi lmmakers Emilie Lowe Nash and Alla Hand, who’s best respected broadcaster; his eclectic music show AcademyIn an of amazing Performing career Arts’ spanning Ana and Nashville Peter Renzullo are calling on known for her performance in the Daily Planet on ABC Radio National enjoyed a Ika,to Northmaking Fremantle, her feature fithe lm talenteddebut. guitaristthe public has to help fund their new Rosemount Pinch dedicated following for many years. WA Screen Award-winning . played with the likes of Eric Clapton,feature Willie fi lm The Canary. Shelley Q, Susan Stevenson, How to Please a Woman Lowe and Renzullo“As are a broadcaster, I’m proud of the Imogen Rose Flint and Jeremy NelsonEnglish and actress, Jerry televisionLee Lewis. promising audiencesmusicians a visceral I’ve helped by putting them on Pickett co-star. presenterOriginally and comedian from Philadelphia, Sally andOceans compelling periodair, ofdrama the peoplethat that took up music as a enjoyed his first big break with the US band result of the show and the high-level musical VIP Party. Asleep at the Wheel, who got their debut community that we built,” he says. recording contract after being praised by Van “As a musician, I’m proudest of my projects 9 May Morrison in Rolling2ND Stone. FLOOR, NAVY CLUB 64as HIGHmusical STdirector FREMANTLE (The March 2021 Songs for 9 May A grammy quickly followed and Oceans Freedom at Point Walter) and as co-musical Garry Lee Quintet – renwoned forCOMING his pedal steel guitar TO playing JAZZ director FREMANTLE for Perth Festival’s opening concert A VERY DIGNIFIED – was soon rubbing shoulders with the likes of Home in Langley Park, 2014. I’m proud of Willie Nelson and Emmylou Harris.IN MAYthe 2021: albums I recorded here – Dude Ranch, JazzJazz FremantleFremantle isis aa not-for-profitnot-for-profit ClubClub ofof “A lot happened at the Palomino Club, Los Zydecats, Secret Steel and Purple Sky (with xx livelive jazzjazz enthusiastsenthusiasts whichwhich holdsholds livelive Angeles’ jazzjazz premier Country Music Venue, which SHINDIG! 2 May Paul Kelly and Kasey Chambers), of my Sonic sessions every Sunday from 3 pm to 6Asleep at the Wheel played regularly,” Oceans Sessions series, of my compositional work pm on the second floor of the Navy Club,says. Adrian Galante Quintet with cutting edge arts organisation Big hART, 64 High Street, Fremantle (public holiday“Peter Fonda come to one of our shows and Adrian Galante is an Australian and of evolving a unique pedal steel style.” weekends excepting). All styles of jazzhung out on our bus with us. jazz clarinetist and pianist. His Lucky Oceans will be joined by a host of Friday 30th April. jazz clarinetist and pianist. His are covered - traditional, big band swing,“One night, Jerry Lee Lewis was in the precocious talent excites and delights established and new musicians including DaveVibraphonist/guitarist Garry Lee has mainstream, bop and post-bop, includingaudience, flicking his lighter on in appreciation Vibraphonist/guitarist Garry Lee has audiences wherever he performs, Brewer, Peter Evans and Jim Fisher at his 70thbeen leading bands for over 50 years great vocal talent. Everybody is welcome,of the band and then he stormed the stage, been leading bands for over 50 years playing both instruments with a depth Birthday Bash at Freo Social on Friday April 23. Rosie Backyard. playing both instruments with a depth commencing his jazz career in Sydney in includingincluding dancers!!dancers!! taking over the piano playing a ferocious commencing his jazz career in Sydney in of knowledge and feeling that very few Tix at moshtix.com.au/v2/ thethe latelate 1960s1960sNoble inspiredinspired entertainment byby DonDon BurrowsBurrows ft. Abbe May (live) & Jamilla (DJ) BRING A COPY OF THIS ADVERT TO attain - Adrian Galante and studying jazz guitar with George ANY OF JAZZ FREMANTLE’S MAY clarinet, Don Gomes piano, Ray Walker Golla. For thisFeral performance, Brewing Garry has Tap Takeover ft. Imperial Biggie SESSIONS AND GET ADMISSION AT guitar, Danny Moss Jnr double bass, assembled aVIP quintet Parmi of experienced Special, and Royal Refreshments THE MEMBERS’ PRICE OF $15!! 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