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FEMALE rockers from new AC/DC tribute band Ballbreaker will be per- forming at the Bassendean Hotel for the first time this weekend. Scottish-born vocalist Kathryn Lamb, guitarists Krissy Sanfead and Selina Jayne Paul, bassist Jade Champion and drummer Lauren Reece will perform songs from Highway To Hell to celebrate the album’s 40th anniversary on July 13. Sanfead said theband was planning aclassic and energetic Bon Scott- themed set for the show. THE ESSENTIALS “We really like to put on a good show so it’s safe to WHAT: AC/DC by Ballbreaker at the Basso say expect it to be loud and WHEN: July 13, 8pm entertaining,” she said. WHERE: The Bassendean Hotel The band will also be at Book at www.trybooking.com/book/event?eid=512739 the Perth Rocks Festival at the Civic HotelinIngle- wood on July 27 and Indian Ocean Hotel in Scarbor- BallbreakerBeaufortmembers Krissy Sanfead, Selina Jayne Paul, Kathryn Lamb, Lauren Reese andStJade Champion. drawcardough on August 17.

Laura Pond ACity report said it the work wasneededbe- The parklets would would cost $340,000 to cre- causethe community was transform parking bays ATOWNplaza has been ate the “focal point where frustrated by inaction. into apublic space. touted as one of the solu- visitors to Beaufort Street The City’sMtLawley One of the parklets will tions to bring life back to can relax, meet and/or en- streetscape study is expect- be created outside Finlay & Beaufort Street. gage in activities”and ed to be finalised in Au- Sons cafe. The City of Stirling is de- could host live music, art gust. The former AFish veloping aplan for the and family activities. Cr Migdale also wanted Called Inglewood site was plaza in the City-owned Creating the town plaza the public toilet removed also recommended as a carpark on the western side would mean losing nine but this was not supported parklet. of Beaufort Street, just parking bays but at least by City officers and some Community group Ingle- north of Walcott Street. two on-street parking bays councillors. wood on Beaufort is also It also plans to spend would be installed. At the same meeting, working to create piazzas at $100,000 on planting trees in Anearby public toilet councillors voted to spend 884 and 896-898 Beaufort the median and at the front would be moved and refur- $40,000for two prototype Street. Cr Bianca Sandri, Cr David Lagan, Cr SuzanneMigdale and of private properties where bished. mobile parklets on Beau- Special reports: Beaufort daughter Honey at the proposed plaza site. landowners consent. Cr Suzanne Migdale said fort Street in Inglewood. Street, page 3 Picture: Andrew Ritchie d494416 18 12 2mm- x9 62 -2 -GE SER R- CH Faithfully servingthe PerthCommunity

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ADIGITAL campaign is en- es local businesses in couraging people to experi- videos aimedatshowing drycleaner ence Beaufort Street. people some of the things The City of Stirling they can experience by vis- THE City of Vincent has started the initiative on its iting Beaufort Street and of- approved amulti-storey online and social media fering achance to development for the channels in an effort to sup- win vouchers to spend Highgate Drycleaners port businesses on the Mt there. site in Mt Lawley. Lawley strip. “So many local business- Baltinas will build a Mayor Mark Irwin said es were willing to get in- 26-apartment complex the idea started more than volved, which we are really with offices and ground- three months ago to pre- thankful for, becauseithas floor retail and cafe empt the potential impact made it atruly collabora- spaces on the Beaufort of upgrading the water tive campaign and we are Street corner lot. main under the road. looking forward to similar Barry Baltinas said “The City was made campaigns for other town the Challis development, aware that thePipes for centres,” Cr Irwin said. which was aimed at the Perth project being carried He acknowledged it was downsizer market, out by the Water Corpora- even more timelyafter the would help the strip with tion could create access is- recent closure of several new retail, cafe and of- sues for local businesses businesses, including Five fice space and public art. once works commenced Bar and Clarences and The project was along the City’s end of the restaurants Cantina663, named for the couple strip,” he said. Red Cray and Pancho’s who owned the site from “We wanted to make Mexican Villa Restaurant the 1950s until Baltinas sure we were prepared and earlier in the year. bought it two years ago. had plans in place to make “The campaign comple- “Anastasiosand Olga VINCENT the community and the ments (City of) Vincent’s Challis were the pio- public aware that local existing campaign, which neers of the automated businesses were still open focuses on all the reasons drycleaning process in STIRLING and trading during the why you should #lovebeau- WA and the family still works –and it just grew fortstreet and try some operates Highgate from there.” #beaufortstreetbites,” he Beaufort Street traders Adam Michetti, Damien Kabay, Eryk Matusik and Rob Evans pose for aself- Drycleaners from the The campaign showcas- said. iewith Stirling councillor Joe Ferrante. Picture: Andrew Ritchie d494000 site,” MrBaltinas said. “The business will re- locate during construc- tionbut ultimately re- Waste services tip Stirling rate riseupto1% turn to Challis and we’ll be installing aplaque STIRLING ratepayers will Councillor Elizabeth Re place people wanted to live. residents and ratepayers lion for capital works pro- within the building hon- face a1per cent rates in- said as Perth’s biggest Mayor Mark Irwin said while still allowing us to jects, including $26.7 mil- ouring the familyand crease in what has been de- council Stirling should be the City absorbed increases continue to deliver the lion for roads, $9 millionon business’ historical sig- scribed as a“very good out- able to offset costs for in several government ser- more than 200 services they park upgrades and $11.2 nificance to Mt Lawley.” come”. ratepayers more, but Cr vices, including a2.4 per have come to rely on, as million for City buildings. The building design City of Stirling council- Keith Sargent believed cent rise in the emergency well as avariety of pro- Des Penman Pavilion in will allow for trees to lors endorsed a0.9 per cent waste services represented services levy and increases grams and work on major Nollamara has been allocat- grow through the upper rise in rates in adopting the a“good deal” for residents in water, vehicle registra- projects,” he said. ed $1.6 million in 2019-20 for levels of the building and 2019-20 budget at Tuesday’s as it equated to $6.73 per tions and street lighting “It is our role to endorse upgradesand the Princess follow the Art Deco style meeting, but an increase in week for three bins and ac- and electricity. aresponsible,affordable Wallington Community of landmark Mt Lawley waste services costs by $5 cess to skip bins. “The City and council and accountable budget for Parkland project will re- buildings, such as the per year to $350 will result Cr David Lagan said have worked hard to devel- our community and Ibe- ceive$1.8 million. Astor Theatre. in an overall rate rise of 1 they were “on track” with op abudget that has amini- lieve we have done that.” The City is expected to Construction should per cent. the City’s aim to make it a mal financial impact on our The budget has $99.4 mil- post a$9million surplus. finish by July 2021. EOFY SALE! MOST AUSTRALIANS N S EXTENDED INSTANTEOFY Australia'sLargest $ SolarCompany 600 DISCOUNT Tier1 66. kW Premium 850+ Five Star HURRY!! System Reviews ACTTODAY FOR Tier 1 Most Trusted Solar INSTANT DISCOUNT! 4 PremiumPanels Retailer

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MANNA Inc knowsfirst- hand how important ahot and healthy meal is to a homeless person. The not-for-profit group serves about 150 meals to the homeless at Weld Square in Northbridge Mondays to Fridays, offer- ing ahot soup or salad, a main hot dish and dessert, which are cooked at its Vic- toria Park commercial kitchen. Manna Inc aims to raise awareness of homelessness with its Homeless for a Night challengenext month that provides people Living locally, with a“lived experience” of being homeless. Participants will be served lunch before they live aday withone back- MannaInc will give people alived experience of homelessness giving locally. pack, one jacket and $5 in with its Homeless for aNight challenge next month. their pocket. Picture: David Baylis www.communitypix.com.au d494352 They won’t eat until lunchtime the following your neighbourhood. pensioners and students. day. Just 50 cents can pro- Buy a$1Feed Appeal Last month Officeworks East Perth helped To register, go to vide ameal for someone in token at anyWoolworths www.manna.org.au/hfan need. store during July and your Teach Learn Grow makeadifferenceby 2019. Part of the nationwide donation will go twice as Community News has Feed Appeal, it provides far–it will provide two raising $2,712 throughour RoundUpto joined the Feed WA Appeal, grants of up to $50,000 to meals for people in need. MakeaDifferenceinitiative. anational fundraiser that help grassroots charities To donate or apply for uses donations to provide boost their capacity to agrant,goto grants to not-for-profit store, cook and distribute www.feedappeal.org.au

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6 July 11, 2019 www.communitynews.com.au SHOP LOCAL 7 Family matters in business success Big win for games company DEVELOPING avideo Centre three years ago. Earlier this year, Black game based on the science “We were able to receive LabGames moved into fiction series Battlestar agrant, allowing us to ex- their own office in Leed- Galactica was alaunching pand and ultimately led us erville. Local Business Matters pad for Black Lab Games to receive further funding Mr Turbett said the Stir- David Eaton –WASmall founder Paul Turbett and to develop Battlestar Galac- ling Business Centre gave Business Commissioner his team. tica,” he said.“That was him an opportunity to The company, which the start of Black Lab bring his team together and DOES the family that pay about every aspect of the develops video games for Games as a‘real’ business.” collaborate in the same together, stay together? business, even the uncom- PCs and other consoles be- Battlestar Galactica and space. Given that trust, mutual fortable parts like money. fore marketing them Black Lab Games won the “We previously worked understanding and shared As with any relation- through apublisher, start- 2017 Australian Game De- remotely and while that values are fundamental as- ship, communication is ed in 2008 as apart-time velopment Award, becom- was manageable, our style pects of any business part- key. Black Lab Games founder Paul business from Mr Tur- ing the first West Aus- of work benefits with us nership, your nearest and Regardless of the mutual Turbett. Picture: Martin Ken- bett’s home before moving tralian developer to win the being in the same room to- dearest would seem the log- respect, it is essential nor- nealey d493811 into the Stirling Business national competition. gether,” he said. ical people to launch abusi- mal business practices are ness venture with. followed. 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Out of hours, it's im- ness and pleasure can mix - portant to know when to but only if everyone in- The State Government is developing aplan to address genderinequality in WA and is calling switch off. volved shares the same pas- Look for business part- sion and commitment. for feedback to help shape the plan. To participate in this forum RSVPto9273 6000 or email ners with complementary The SBDC provides a [email protected] by 29 July 2019. Alternatively go to skill sets thatwillcover the range of services to the www.communities.wa.gov.au/wa-have-your-say/womens-plan by 31 July 2019. wide range of tasks re- small business sector, from quired in abusiness team. business workshops to ad- Establish distinct and visory services and much well defined roles from the more. very beginning. Visit smallbusiness.wa. Set boundaries and com- gov.au or call one of our ex- municate with each other perienced team on 13 12 49. VINCENT we buy... 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WA Maritime Museum is shin- sing-a-long. There will be Uniting Church, 79 Camboon Not only do theyfoster asense ing alight into the world of songs from Toy Story, Frozen, Road, Noranda, Saturday, July some of the most misunder- Mickey Mouse and Beauty of pride in our community, events 20, 10am. Book at Eventbrite. stood animals on Earth, and the Beast. Singer Ileana For information, call the attract people from outside the sharks. Planet Shark: Predator Rinaldi headlines the interac- church on 9276 8150. area to experience whatour wonderful City has or Prey showcases authentic tive performance. DETAILS: teeth and jaws, full-scale Morley Salvation Army Com- BIRDLIFE WA WALK to offer. models cast from real sharks munity Church, 565 Walter This walk will be held at Light- In addition to apacked program of City-run and fossil teeth and cartilage Road East, Morley, Saturday, up to 370 million years old. It July 13, 2pm. Book at www. ning Swamp in Noranda. Walk events, our Council is keen to supportlocal also gives visitors acinematic trybooking.com/BDGAU leader Clive will help atten- groups and businesses to run their own events experience into sharks’under- dees identify the different birds. Bring along morning tea thatreflect the unique identityofour community. water world, while not dis- TASTE THE LANEWAY missing that entering their en- Hawaiian’s Mezz in Mt and achair for achatand bird Local organisations are invited to apply for a vironment requires caution. Hawthorn is showcasing ava- ‘roll call’ after the walk. DE- share$118k in funding across twocategories: the riety of cuisines at this winter TAILS: south-east corner of event. There will also be Lightning Swamp, Della Road, Community Events Grant and MajorTown Centre NOW SHOWING... heaters, blankets, live music Saturday,July 13, 8.30am. Event Grant. and kids activities, including It could be astreetmarket, familyfun day, balloon twisting, giant games, SCHOOL HOLIDAY ACTIVITY: face painting and free hair PHOTOGRAPHIC WORKSHOP multicultural concert, or festival—if youhavean braiding. May Street Larder, Budding photographers aged idea for an event thatwillbring the community Roti Korner, Mt Hawthorn between 10 and 17 years can together in apositive way,Iencourage you to Fish and Chips, Gourmet join this free photography Seafood and the Mezz workshop at the City of Vin- apply.Tofind out if your groupiseligible and Gourmet BBQ will be having cent library. Bring acamera or download an application form, visitthe City’s pop-up stalls and food spe- phone and aparent to take cials. DETAILS: Hawaiian’s part in ahands-on workshop website. Applicationsare open until31July 2019. Mezz, 148 Scarborough Beach on the streets of Vincent. Road, Mt Hawthorn, Friday, Cr BarryMcKenna Enter yourphotoofVincent July 19, from 4pm to 8pm. in the 2019 Local History VOLUNTARY ASSISTED Awards for achancetowin a SPIDER-MAN: changed forever. The film ex- DYING BILL INFORMATION $50 prize. DETAILS: City of FAR FROM HOME (M) pands the Spider-Man film FORUM Vincent Local History Centre READ YOUR LOCAL In Spider-Man: Far From universe, taking Peter Parker There will be apanel of spe- (inside the library), 99 Lof- NEWS NEWS ONLINE ANYTIMEAT Home,Tom Holland returns as out of his comfort zone and cialists, including Morley MLA tus Street, Leederville, communitynews.com.au our friendly neighbourhood his home in New York. Direct- Amber-Jade Sanderson who Wednesday, July 17, from superhero who, following the ed by Jon Watts, the film also took part in the Parliamentary 10.30am to noon. Book at Get breaking news as it happens events of Avengers: Endgame, stars Samuel L. Jackson,Zen- committee that developed Eventbrite. 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ASENSE of awe, excite- of the ment and possibility are the qualities circus artist Josie Wardrope loves to feel when she attends a law show. She is delighted to offer the same with her perfor- mances in Melbourne- Tanya MacNaughton based company Circus Oz’s 70-minute non-stop produc- LUCY Lawless became tion Precarious,suitable an actor because of her for all ages at His Majesty’s desire to live alternate Theatre this month. lives. Ebony Vagulans, Lucy Lawless and Bernard Curry. “We have so many awe- “Every role that you some acts in it and we’ve do, you get to experience homicide detective who truth hurts her and played with the idea of anew country, anew left the police force after sometimes the truth things that are unstable,” city, anew way of dress- her husband,also acop, hurts other people.” Wardrope said. ing, anew way of relat- died. Filmed in Melbourne, “There’s flying trapeze, ing to people,” Lawless “Alexa gets dragged the show features an im- aswinging version of the said. back in to solving crimes pressive list of guest Chinese pole which is very “There might be hors- by her former colleague stars whom Lawless said dynamic and even roaming Josie Wardrope from Circus Oz. es in it or there might be Kieran (Bernard were more like co-stars. polar bears.” airplanes or you might Curry),” Lawless said. “We’ve managed to Precarious is inspired classes that led her to THE ESSENTIALS be thrown out of aheli- “She’s abit of amis- get amazing people like by the icy Antarctica study aBachelorofCircus copter. anthrope andit’s with Don Hany and Magda plains and colours of the Arts degree at the National WHAT: Circus Oz show “That’s the wildness reluctance that she Szubanski because we’re Aurora Australis, with the Institute of Circus Arts in Precarious of my career and I’ve learns to love all these offering them atasty ensemblepushing them- Melbourne. WHERE: His Majesty’s been so lucky to be able uninvited visitors in her role,” she said. selves to the limits of acro- Flying trapeze was her Theatre to continue it for so life. “We probably could- batics, trapeze, hula hoop favourite apparatus until WHEN: July 25 to 28 long.” “She is rather unfil- n’t afford to pay them and comedy, set to original she began to specialise in TICKETS: Based in Auckland, tered, which Ithink is what they deserved, but music by alive band. swinging trapeze. www.ptt.wa.gov.au the Xena: Warrior attractive because we all we knew we were offer- Wardrope joined Circus “Flying trapeze is the Princess star has added wish we could be alittle ing more than the aver- Oz nearly ayear ago, at- one most people are famil- the bar. Swinging trapeze to her acting bio with bit more truthful. age guest star position. tracted by the company’s iar with when they think is asolo act and it’s a her first Australianlead “And she gets in alot “We’re very proud of large-scale shows and tour- about trapeze,” she said. weighted bar that you role as Alexa Crowe in of trouble but she does- the show and believe ing opportunities. “It’s the one where you stand on and push the Ten’s drama My Life Is n’t care, which is kind of we’ve made something Growing up in Mel- take off from aplatform on swing to get higher and Murder,starting attractive too. very special that’s very bourne’s Dandenong to abar, you do atrick and higher. Wednesday, July 17. “She’s on aquest for Australian but also in- Ranges, Wardrope discov- are then caught by another “All the tricks you do Crowe is aformer truth and sometimes the ternational.” ered after-school circus person as you release from are back to the same bar.” INCENT GV N LI IR T S

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Tanya MacNaughton contemporary, Istraight away thought of Bangarra WORKING with interna- and auditioned for them; I tional guest choreogra- just didn’t think it would phers David Dawson and happen so soon.” Annabelle Lopez during Radford joined Sydney- her time at WA Ballet in based Bangarra Dance 2016 and 2017 made dancer Theatre in January and is Courtney Radford realise thrilled to be apartofthe she wanted to do more. Aboriginal and Torres “I really liked both of Strait Islander organisa- their styles and knew if I tion’s 30th year of bringing wanted to pursue some- Indigenous storytelling to thing different, it probably the stage, inspired by wouldn’t be in aclassical 65,000 years of culture. company,” Radford said. “I couldn’t believe they “Last year Ispent two wanted aballetgirl to months in Europe where I come in and join for their The Nutcracker. month with Bangarra: 30 garra artistic director THE ESSENTIALS auditioned for quite afew 30-year celebration,” Rad- “I’m surrounded by Years of Sixty Five Thou- Stephen Page. WHAT: Bangarra:30 companies and did lots of ford, who grew up in Port amazing people who have sand at Heath Ledger The- “It shows the company YearsofSixty Five workshops and classes. Hedland and Perth, said. come from all over the atre from July 31 to August in avery versatile way,” Thousand “I came back in March “I love how Bangarra is country. Everyone has 3. Radford said. “It’s almost WHERE: Heath Ledger and knew from the experi- not just adance company. grown up so differently but The three-part program like adifferent company is Theatre ence that I wanted to do “I love the meaning be- they are all so passionate includes are-staging of Un- performing each work. WHEN: July 31 to contemporary. hind it where we tell sto- and the work itself is unbe- aipon by Frances Rings, “I’ve already pre- August 3 “I always imagined I’d ries and connect with peo- lievable.” Czech choreographer Jiri warned my family this is TICKETS: www.ptt.wa. do ballet for longer but ple on adeeper level than Radford will return Kylian’s StampingGround nothing like they’ve ever gov.au when IrealisedIjust loved putting on something like home at the end of this and To Make Fire by Ban- seen me in before.” VINCENT STIRLING

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Robertson, also from the The girls came up Jessie Culley, Taylah Preston, Lily Fairclough, Tennis West’s Tom PerthDemons, couldnot against Queensland in the George, Liam McDowell, Nemanja Savic and TW’s Damien Ward bear to watch. decider but WA proved too and Michael Roberts. Picture: DavidBaylis d494395 “I didn’t watch it go strong against the home through,” Robertson, an team, with Culley and Pre- win over Queensland. tive Michael Roberts said Aquinas College student, ston pairing up in the dou- WA’s boys played ACT WA’s success at the Aus- said. bles to put WA on the board in the final, with Dembo tralian Teams Champi- “I walked off to the early with aconvincing 6-3, and Savic winning their onships was testament to boundary line because I 6-2 win. doubles match 6-2, 6-1. the elite training environ- knew it was the last kick. Preston secured the title Dembo took charge in ments available. “I had my back turned for WA, winning her sin- the singles with asolid 6-2, WA’s 13-under boys and when Isaw all the boys gles match 6-2, 6-3. 6-0 victory. Mauhan Dass, of Willetton, go up on the bench, Iknew The girls team was The team also claimed MarkoMrdak, of Morley, he must have slotted it.” also awarded the Mary the Rod Laver Cup. and Zachary Viiala, of Victory capped asensa- Hawton Trophy for its 2-0 Tennis West chief execu- Claremont, finished fourth. tional tournament for the Deven Robertson’s outstanding form at the championships saw tenacious inside midfield- him named captain of the Under-18 All-Australian side. er, who won the Larke Victoria prove too strong for WA amateurs Medal for the champi- Robertson, the nephew ence on the eve of the game. onship’s most outstanding of ex-West Coast Eagles cap- “I saw Darren acouple of AGALLANT WA Amateur side inside the 50m arc. on four unanswered goals for player, following in the tain Darren Glass, was in- times when Iwas over in went down for the second Victoria made the most of the quarter to run out 31-point footsteps of Stephen strumental in his side’s Melbourne,” he said. consecutive year to the Victo- their opportunities in the sec- winners, 8.14 (62) to 4.7 (31). Coniglio, Christian Petrac- final-round win over Victo- “I saw him the night be- rian Amateur Football Associa- ond term and took an eight- Ned Brennan from Fremantle ca, Dom Sheed and Lachie ria Country, finishing with fore agame as well and then tion at Fremantle Oval on the point lead to the main break. CBC was judged the best PFL Whitfield. 28 possessions, eight tack- after the game he came weekend. They squandered opportuni- player by the Victorian coach- He also broke the compe- les, six clearances and six down into the In slippery and contested con- ties in front of goal in the third ing panel. tition record for most dis- inside-50s to lead WA to its changerooms. ditions, the Big Vwere made term and finishedthe quarter Club football returns this week posals over the four-game first Under-18s title in 10 “He just said although it to work as they trailed by six with 1.4 to WA’s two goals, with some great fixtures. series, previously held by years. was abig game, it was just points at the first break, with but were still six points in Catch the action from Perth VINCENT Carlton’s Sam Walsh, the Perhaps unsurprisingly, another game and Ishould WA using their elite speed to front. Footy Live on Footy Radio and number 1pick in the 2018 Robertson called on his not approach it any differ- break lines and give them- The Vics ran away with the your Community News Face- AFL Draft. uncle’s big-game experi- ently.” selves multiple chances game in the final term, putting book page on Saturdays. STIRLING High hopes to Grant wish Clubs Unitedin

AS afootball-obsessedkid growing up ajust couple of grassroots goals miles west of Manchester, Alex Grant would turn his FOOTBALL West chief world’s biggest names in backyard into Old Trafford. executive James Curtis the flesh was an incredi- His daily routine was says thearrival of Man- ble opportunity to grow simple: go to school, race chester United and Leeds the game at grassroots home to the family house in United will provide a level. Salford, don his Manches- boost to an already “That connection for a ter United shirt and head blooming local game. child when they’reon out back with his brother Manchester United the sidelines and seeing for agame of football. are set to play two mar- those great teamsand The Perth Glory defend- quee friendlies at players does give them a er –who grew up idolising OptusStadium, taking lift and creates dreams,” DavidBeckham, Wayne on Perth Glory this Sat- he said. Rooney and Rio Ferdinand urday, before entertain- “It connects every kid –could fulfilachildhood ing rivals Leeds on and grassroots player, to dream by lining up against Wednesday. see what they do every the Red Devils on Saturday. Curtis said the game weekend is being played While Grant is no cer- was flourishing at grass- at the top level, and tainty to start after spend- roots level in WA and the they’ve got achance to be ing the off-season working arrival of two of Eng- part of the dream that is back from injury, he said it land’s biggest names, off football.” would be adream come the back of Chelsea’s Football West is keen true to take part. visit last year, was an- to ensure this trickle- “I said to the boss Iprob- other step in the right di- down effectissustain- ably won’t be able to play a rection. able and grassroots can full game, but if he could “Following the suc- continue to reap the re- put me on for the last five Perth Glory defender Alex Grant in action against Western Sydney Wanderers last season. cess of Chelsea last year wards of touring foot- minutes, it would mean so Picture Paul Kane/Getty Images and the success of Perth ball sides. much,” Grant said. Glory in the A-League, It is also working to- “If Idon’t play, just to “Even if Idon’t get on, Mancunian accent out.” you’ve got to show these having the superstars of wards inclusion in Foot- watch them is agreat expe- I’m going to be hanging Grant said it was impor- teams respect, but if you Manchester United and ball Federation Aus- rience. If Ican’t play for around thepitchtowards tant for the Glory to not be show them too much re- Leeds has got the football tralia’s bid for the 2023 them, the next best thing is the end of the game,” he over-awed by the opposi- spect, they’ll walk all over community buzzing,” he Women’s World Cup. playing against them.” said. “It would be nice to tion, although he admitted you. said. “The key thing for us The ECU Joondalup get the shirt of alocal lad the prospect of defending “After the season we “We’re going to see a is we need to have the product, who used to travel like Jesse Lingard and Mar- the mercurial pace of hadlast year,noreason lot more kids buying the supporting football facil- to United games when he cus Rashford, especially for Rashford was daunting. why we can’t go out and do kit, getting involved and ities to attract the likes was plying his trade in Eng- them to sign it. “I’m towing acaravan at agood job and stick acou- I’ve got no doubt at all of these football sides, land, said he was already “With me being from the best of times, so Ithink pleaway, although it won’t we’ll see aspike in par- but it is about making eyeing off afew United Manchester, I’ll have to he’d leave me for dead,” he do (United manager) Ole ticipation.” sure it contributes to stars to swap shirts with over-pronunciate every said. “We experienced it Gunnar Solskjaer any Curtis said kids being the broader economy,” post-game. word and really bring that last year against Chelsea; favours if we do.” able to see some of the Curtis said. 19 BENARA FRESH THE BEST PRODUCE AND THE CHEAPEST PRICES CARNARVON PINK LADY GRANNY SMITH LOCAL NAVEL BANANAS APPLES APPLES ORANGES

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