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Stirling Notices Stirling Stage set for centre Times redevelopment PAGE 5 Communitynews.com.au TUESDAY, NOVEMBER20, 2018 Sambuca and Max - Jules Vaugh WIN Scarborough Sunset Markets -Lisa Halpin WE ARE Asnapshot of our great city GIVING AWAY WEDNESDAY was #SnapPerth Day and readers showed us what’s so greatabout their local area by sharingapicture to Instagram, Twitter or Facebook with the hashtag#SnapPerth.Theseare some of the fantastic shotsshared, with beaches, sunsets and wildlife proving popular. Magpie - 50 Martin Kennealey FAMILY PASSES TO AN EXCLUSIVE SCREENING Herdsman Lake - Scarborough sunset Holly Clark -Bett Fisher OF DISNEY’S RALPH Studentstruck by car BREAKS THE INTERNET FIRST REPORTED AT He was reversing out of in his back and adeep lac- Road to access local schools survey as recently as Octo- his driveway when he saw eration on his elbow but in the area. I’ve often ber 2018. While the City ap- Communitynews the car turning on to Castle was released later that day thought to myself ‘it’s justa preciates the resident’s con- .com.au Road, from Marlock Road, and the footage was given matter of time’ (until aseri- cerns, at this stage it would See page 4 hit the Year 10 Churchlands to police. ous accident),” he said. be difficult to justify treat- for details Laura Pond Senior High School stu- Mr Odgers has long been City infrastructure di- ments for this road as the dent. The boy was thrown concerned about increased rector Michael Littleton traffic and crash statistics THE City of Stirling is ask- over the car bonnet but traffic in the area, first lob- said it assessed traffic on are low,” he said. ing police to monitor a miraculously stood up and bying the City for traffic the street after receiving a Apart from Thursday’s Woodlands street after a walked himself to the calmingmeasures in 2003. petition from residents but collision, he said there was teenager was hit by acar. verge. He said Castle Road and the resultinginformation only one reported crash in Castle Road resident “He was within ahair’s surrounding roads were did not warrant any action. the past five years. Despite Greg Odgers captured on breadth of being killed,” Mr used as arat run by drivers “Since that time, the this, Mr Littleton said the his dashcam the moment a Odgers said. avoiding busy Pearson and City has continued to moni- City would request WA Po- car collided with astudent The boy was taken to Liege streets and Scarbor- tor and assess traffic and lice monitor and enforce riding abike on Thursday hospital where he received ough Beach Road. crash statisticsalong this traffic on the road to “help morning. treatment for glass shards “A lot of kids use Castle road, undertaking atraffic alleviate concerns”. TIMES STIRLING 2 STIRLING TIMES 3 STIRLING TIMES NEWS........................................1-10 Editor: Denise S. Cahill 9237 1571 CRIME............................................8 Deputy Editor: Jon Bassett 9237 1504 OPINION ......................................11 Reporter: Laura Pond 9237 1484 WHAT’S ON ................................12 Photographer: Andrew Ritchie ARTS............................................14 Sales Manager:Brendan Jupp Advertising Representative: TELEVISION................................16 Doreen Wray REAL ESTATE ........................17-18 Real Estate Representative TRADE DIRECTORY ..............21-22 Dawn Robinson EMPLOYMENT..........................23 US Phone 9237 1000 CLASSIFIEDS ........................24-26 PICKS Email stirlingtimes SPORT ........................................27 @communitynews.com.au Classifieds: 132013 CT Distribution: 9237 1630 Published by: Community Newspaper A E Desperate for Charge and go at Group,34Stirling Street Perth 6000 love and coffee Scarborough and printed by Colourpress TOR’S 54 Hasler Road, Osborne Park WA Osborne Park businessfundrais- City of Stirling launches free elec- NT 6017. ing to give adog ahome. tric vehicle charging station. Editorial Director: Ken Burrowes Page 7 Page 9 CO EDI INSID Beachhomesonthe way DEVELOPER Norup Wil- son has broken ground on its Scarborough apart- ments development. The Beach Shack will make the most of its beach- side location on West Coast DAILY NEWS ALERTSS Highway, near Pearl Pa- rade, offering two nine- sign up forour daily storey developments boast- and lived in apartments. ing ocean views from most “These kinds of proper- news e-newsletter balconies. ties, whereby you walk •Familypasses to An official sod turning over the sand dunes to ac- communitynews.com.au// Disney’sRalph event was held on Novem- cess the beach, are rare and subscribe Breaks the Internet ber 7, with forward works we are delighted to be deliv- to start soon, and main con- ering this opportunity in •Ticketstosee struction expected to begin the refreshed Scarborough /StirlingTimes early next year. Beach locale,” Mr Wilson Human Nature Dave Wilson said he and said. /StirlingTimes fellow Norup Wilson direc- “We are selling mostly •Double passes to The Kransky Sisters tor John Norup had built to owner occupiers.” communitynews.com.au Have amilestone? Tell us at: [email protected] TIMES STIRLING WIN THEULTIMATESPORTS PACKAGE! Simply spend $20 or more at your local Friendlies by Wednesday 19 December for your chance to win our amazing collection of sporting prizes …valued at over $2,000! Visit friendliespharmacies.com.au to find your nearest Friendlies. T&Cs and exclusions apply. Prizes may vary from images shown. See friendliespharmacies.com.au/win for details. 4 November 20, 2018 www.communitynews.com.au NEWS 5 Centrewill be twice the size READ IT AMP Capital WA divi- “We’re adding residen- “Everyoneiselated to ject is the east multi-deck ONLINE FIRST sional development manag- tial, which aligns with the see this development start.” carpark, which will open in er Scott Nugent revealed State Government’s urban He believed the redevel- late2019, followedbythe Communitynews “exciting” new tenants,in- infill policy, and atrue opment represented owner north mall fashion loop, .com.au cluded international retail- main street, which people UniSuper’s “faith in WA” cafe court and fresh food ers, were to be announced. can drive down and will and it followed consultation precinct. Laura Pond He said the centre had host events.” with the community. The western precinct, not been upgraded in 20 The centre will double in “We just asked the cus- main street, food and bever- THE Karrinyup Shopping years and while other Perth size with 290 retailers, a tomers, ‘what do you age and cinema will follow. Centre redevelopment will centres had been redevel- dining precinct and the want?’,” he said. Retailers are trading as open in stages, with the oped recently, or proposed first Hoyts cinema north of “The City of Stirling is a normal throughout the re- first set to be delivered late to be, he believed Kar- the river spread across great part of Perth, it’s got development. next year. rinyup’s mixed-use town 109,000sq m. great amenity with access Mr Nugent said more Construction started centre design set it apart. Mr Nugent said there to the beach and it’s atight- parking would be provided Newshops:AMP Capital divi- this week on the $800 mil- “I think what we’re had been alot of work be- knit community.” while some areas were sional development manager lion project. doing is unique,” he said. hind the scenes. The first stage of the pro- closed. WA Scott Nugent. d488577 The Contacio bar before demolition (above and below) . Pictures: Richard Goodwin Dawning of another era BUILDING rubble is starting to accumulate TIMES on 3Oceans’ Iconic Scar- borough site. Heavy machinery STIRLING began demolishing build- ings last week on the cor- ner of West Coast High- way and Scarborough Beach Road. The site was home to the popular Contacio bar in the early 2000s and former Scarborough Fair markets and is being cleared to make way for a43-storey and 33-storey “I decided to try to buildings, which contain hotel and apartments de- capture the building be- memories of enterprise velopment. fore it disappears forever and entertainment now Excavators have start- because it has been a gone. They are also of a ed work at the northeast Scarborough landmark scale that will no longer corner of the lot and the for along time and has exist on the site.” entire block has been obviously given many Goodwin said the fenced off. people agreat deal of colours and textures of Wembley Downs pho- pleasure,” he said. the imagesresonated tographer Richard Good- “I was also trying to with the “sun-drenched, win took photos of the make astatement about sandy environs that peo- The Contacio bar demolition. Picture: Martin Kennealey d488660a site prior to demolition. the ‘bones’ of the old ple have come to love.” 5 6 NEWS www.communitynews.com.au November 20, 2018 Remembrance Funerals Manny Salmon has his hair cut by hairdressing volunteer Stephanie Doust. Picture: Andrew Ritchie www.communitypix.com.au d488596 Why pay $6000 when we can look after you withacomplete funeral package Pathwaytoanew life from $4,500 ex gst* Denise S. Cahill BHP lab technician’s first range of support such as Homeless Connect. birth certificate services, Saving families thousands of MANNY Salmon got ahair- “I like to see everyone’s optometrists, food and cut, went to the dentist and smiles when I’ve finished clothing shops. had his dog microchipped their haircut,” she said. Volunteering WA chief dollars without compromise. last week. Ms Doust is one of about executive TinaWilliams He was among about 450 volunteers who help be- said simple things such as Contact Susie Lombardi 24 hours 2000 people at the annual fore, during and after the getting abirthcertificate Homeless Connect Perth in annual event co-ordinated could help the guests access 1300 779 093 or 0430 042 560 Russell Square, North- by Volunteering WA and many other services. E: [email protected] bridge, that provides essen- the City of Perth.
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