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TUESDAY, JULY 17, 2018 Rivals united in goal TWO cross-town footballrivals will put their differences asidethis weekend when they play in the annual MND Cup. Report, page 21.

Canning South Perth Football Club players Michel Jabbour, Aaron Carroll ,Troy Wilson and Joe Dunn with MND fundraiser Jodie Hulm. Picture: Martin Kennealey d484802 Bridging the gap

JessicaNico in the growing population Councils fight for more sporting facilities in the south-eastern area of THECity of Canning has the Perth Metropolitan joined 10 other councils in area while delivering sus- anew campaign to create and City of Wanneroo sports facilities,” she said. turn two parcels of vacant “The campaign is criti- tainable outcomes as over- more majorsporting and Mayor Tracey Roberts said “We have lots of land land on Clifton Road into a caltothe City achieving all benefits of the project.” recreation facilities in the purpose behind the identified on government multi-sport hub supporting funding for the project,” he The GAPP campaign in- their areas. campaign was to give resi- plans that is waiting to be soccer, Australian rules said. “The demographic cludes the cities of Ar- The Growth Areas Perth dents in those areas access turned into high-quality football, rugby, diamond analysis highlights that the madale, Canning, Cock- and Peel (GAPP) campaign to high-quality facilities sports facilities.” sports, cycling and court Canning Vale site, if devel- burn, Gosnells, Kala- aims to lobby the Federal within the next six years. The City of Canning is sports. oped, will draw from a munda, Kwinana, Man- Government for acom- “Seventy five per cent of asking for $30m in Federal Canning Mayor Paul Ng broader population base, durah, Rockingham, Swan bined $350 million contri- Perth’s population growth funding for the proposed said the development whichlies outside of the and Wanneroo as well as bution to major sporting is occurring in the outer $114.7m Canning Vale Re- would be an opportunity to City of Canning jurisdic- the Shire of Serpentine-Jar- projects within the 11 local metropolitan communities gional Sports Complex as address the shortage of tion. rahdale. government areas. and yet these communities part of the campaign. sporting and recreational “The project will allevi- Visit www.gapp.org.au GAPP spokeswoman have very few major The development would space in the area. ate the lack of active space for more information. MASSIVE CLEARANCE SALE WESTERNAUSTRALIAN OWNED AND OPERATED ON FUJITSU feefeelltthhee DUCTED REVERSE CYCLE SYSTEMS ccomforomfortt

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e 182 A- AJ FPW of r o July 17, 2018 www.communitynews.com.au NEWS 3 MP seeks word on the street

CANNINGTON MLA Bill Johnston held astreet corner meeting earlier this month to get public feedback on the Kinlock Infill Development, which was attended by more than 40 Ferndale residents. Arepresentative of Housing Minister Peter Tinley also attended to out- line plans for the former Kinlock Primary School site. The Department of Com- munities is looking for a development manager to deliver the Kinlock Infill Development, which is expected to be amedium den- sity development in Fern- daletooffer diverse and affordable living options on a4.1 ha site on the corner of Latham Road and Kinlock Avenue. Feedback from the meeting will be incorporated into the planning process and residents whocould not attend are encouraged to visit Mr Johnston’s Facebook page or website for information distributed to residents at the meeting. Residents can also email [email protected] City of CanningCouncillorJesse Jacobs at the Campbell Street postbox. Picture: Jon Hewson www.communitypix.com.au d484543 or call 9356 5011 with any questions or feedback. “We want to hear resi-

dents’ opinions about the TIMES development so they canbe addressed in the final de- Keeping localsposted sign,” Mr Johnston said. CANNING The Request for Propos- al (RFP) from adeveloper is JamieShurmer No objections were re- open until August, with the Australia Post to retain boxes ceived during the original successful applicant or ap- AUSTRALIAPost has re- consultation process and plicants to be notified by versed its decisiontore- all three boxes had an alter- the end of the year, before move three postboxes from postboxes in his ward Irons, who agreed the deci- Railway Parade box had native within a2km radius. negotiations commence at Canning’s Mason ward, de- would now be retained. sion to get rid of the box just five items posted Cr Jacobs said he knew the beginning of 2019. spite one box getting just a Cr Jacobs had contacted should be reviewed. through it, and the Queens of 13 boxes earmarked for Ferndale resident Janet handful of items amonth. Australia Post when he He also raised the matter Park box on Treasure Road removal across several Vaughan thanked Mr John- In an article published first noticed asign tacked with the City of Canning’s received 11 items. southern suburbs. ston for his handling of the by the Canning Times on on to the postbox at 1Camp- acting chief executive and All had been listed for Brand MHR Madeline meeting that could have www communitynews.com. bell Street, East Canning- relevant directors. removal and had signs of King joined residents from been hostile given the au last week, an Australia ton, which was due for re- Two other boxes, one in them to notify residents. the local community and meeting was over acon- Post spokesman said post- moval on July 10 because of Queens Park near the shops Community consulta- successfullyfought to re- tested site. boxes must get an average low volume. and another near the old tion by Australia Post in- tain apostbox in Baldivis All inquiries relating to of 25 articles aday tobefi- He complained to Aus- Cannington train station, volves notification to the recently. the Kinlock project RFP nancially viable. tralia Post because the post- willboth be retained de- local politician, and signs Australia Post has no are to be submitted in writ- On July 11, City of Can- box was opposite the site of spite also having low vol- on affected street postboxes program to remove boxes, ing to kinlock@communi- ningCouncillor Jesse Ja- arecently approved $12 mil- umes of post. for at least 30 days to give but the needs of the commu- ties.wa.gov.aunolater cobs received an email lion development. An audit in April the community achance to nities were constantly than five business days from Australia Post advis- Cr Jacobs’s view had the showed the Campbell Street have their say regarding being monitored, according prior to the RFPclosing ing him that all three street support of Swan MHR Steve box received 13 items, the the proposed changes. to the spokesman. date. WantTo Improve Your Relationships? Co unication ey Co in anddis ver ols to hel ou suc eed in eand in li . COME IN TODAY. ALLARE WELCOME. OPEN 7DAYSAWEEK Mo -Fri 9: 0am- :00pm  Sat-Su :00am-6:00p CHURCH OF SCIENTOLOGYPERTH •18-22 BelmontAve.•08-9221-7686 • Scientology–Perth.org

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THE dining outlets for Westfield Carousel’s new rooftop precinct, which is set to open this later this year, have been revealed. The dining and entertainment precinct will include some firsts for WA, such as Italian restaurant Criniti’s. American burger joint The existing bridge at Carousel is set to be replaced by auniversally accessible bridge near Cock- TGI Fridays will also fea- ram Street by mid-2020. ture on the deck, as will cof- fee shop Cafe63. China Bar will form part Maintenance abridgetoo far for developers of the rooftop’s new An artist’s impression of thenew rooftop dining and entertain- laneway dedicated to Asian ment precinct at WestfieldCarousel. ANEW pedestrian bridge Roads WA will maintain tainment precinct and dining. promised for Carousel can the bridge and its lifts. David Jones. All four food outlets are deliver aworld-class social NEW TO CAROUSEL’S finally progress, following The City of Canning will The bridge will be built new to WA, accordingto experience unlike anything ROOFTOP PRECINCT agreement over its mainte- provide cleaning and secu- near the intersection of Scentre Group. else in the West,” Mr Bar- nance. rity services for the lifts. Cockram Street and Albany Westfield WA regional ton said. Auniversally accessible Detailed designs are Highwayand include lifts manager Chris Barton said “Our vision was to cu- Super Tetsudo bridge was acondition of being drawn up and the and stairs on either side to therooftop would feature rate arelaxed space com- KUI Noodle Bar Scentre Group’s redevelop- bridge will be delivered avoid the need for ramps, lushlandscaping, atrans- plete with culturally di- Little Bao ment of Westfield Carousel within 18 months of final making it more accessible parent skylight water fea- verse, contemporary and Gangnam Korean BBQ but the matter was held up approval. for people with adisability. ture and bespoke seating. authenticcuisine.” Geláre in the State Administrative It is expected to open Once the bridge is com- An elevated amphithe- The rooftop precinct is Two Fat Indians Tribunal while mainte- mid-2020, much later than plete, the existing bridge to atre would offer casual en- part of Carousel’s $350 mil- Zeus Street Geek nance aspect of the lifts was some of the big ticket items the north will likely be re- tertainment. lion redevelopment, with a Little Bangkok negotiated. included in the redevelop- moved given its condition “In creating Westfield refurbished Hoyts cinemas Grill’d It has now been agreed ment that are due to open because it does not meet Carousel’srooftop dining on the cards and David The Groove Train that Scentre Group will pay later this year, such as the current universal access re- and entertainment destina- Jones expected to open in for the bridge while Main rooftop dining and enter- quirements. tion, we knew we needed to the second half of the year. TIMES CANNING

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TIMES Thank you to everyone who participated in our Shelley Beach Park sessions. Although the sessions have concluded, it is not too late to give us your feedback CANNING and letusknow whatyou would like to see at Shelley Beach Park. For more information and to submit your feedback (by5pm, 31 July)visit yoursaycanning.com.au/shelleybeach All feedback received, including the survey results, will then be collated, abrief produced and adraft Master Plan developed. All of the feedback received will be considered in the creation of the Shelley Beach Park Master Plan. Upcoming Events Upcycling the Ragbag Bentley Library Tues 17 July |10am-12pm Managing Diabetes Willetton Library WIWINA$NA$5050 Thurs 19 July |10.30am-11.30am Canning Art Awards OpeningNight Civic Function Room Fri10August |6pm-9pm GIFGIFTTCCAARRDD Canning Art Awards Exhibition Civic Function Room Sat11-Sun19August |10am-3pmdaily Setting Goals and Creating Habits If you were one of the hundreds of people who attended our NAIDOC Week Walk Cannington Library last Sunday we’d love your feedback on the event! Pleasecomplete the two minute Tues 28 August |2pm-3pm survey at culturecounts.cc/s/KzKsm for your chance to win a$50 VISA gift card. Head to canning.wa.gov.au/Events for moreevents.

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6 July 17, 2018 www.communitynews.com.au NEWS 7 Runway modelsat centre

Bronwyn Donovan and compare aircraft noise levels expected to be experi- PERTH Airport’s walk- enced in affected suburbs. through experience centre With six weeks remain- is giving interestedpeople ing in the public consulta- an opportunity to discover tion period for the runway more about Perth’s planned plan,Perth Airportchief third runway. executive Kevin Brown All the plans for the run- maintained only asmall mi- way expansion project at nority so far had expressed the airport are on public concerns. displayatthe experience Noise increases were centre. their main worry. It has become afocal “We appreciate this is a point of efforts to convince new project; people will be people about the future concerned about it and they need and timing for aparal- just want to know what it lel runway, particularly means for them,” he said. those worried about the “In many cases resi- prospect of increased air- dents had feared the worst, craftnoise in residential but once the project had Perth Airport chief executive Kevin Brown at the experience centre. suburbs brought about by been explained, went away EXPERIENCE THE AIRPORT RUNWAY increased flight numbers feeling more comfortable.” way expansion project has tween2023 and 2028. PROJECT PLANS and new or changed flight With the chance for peo- been planned for more than Flight paths proposed paths. ple to have their say about 40 years and has been re- are not set and form part of WHERE: Hkew Alpha build- Saturday and Sunday from The experience centre the plan open until August flected in statutory public the current opportunity for ing, 2George Wiencke 10am-2pm, until August 24 includes avisual display of 24, the experience centre is plans since 1985. people to provide feedback, Drive,Perth Airport APPOINTMENTS: Call 1800 projected flight path sce- open to the public six days a Modelling shows anew which will be tabled for the WHEN: Monday, Thursday 639 799 narios, charts and maps, as week, including weekends runway to run parallelto Federal Government’s con- and Friday from 11am-7pm, MORE: www.newrunway. well as an interactive audio and evenings. the main runway could be sideration. Parking at the Tuesday from 11am- 9pm, com.au area where people can hear The Perth Airport run- neededand completed be- site is free. TIMES CANNING PARENTSRENTSLLOVEOVE THE RERESUSULLTTSS • Atwell • Canning Vale • East Fremantle • Kardinya • Thornlie • Willetton WEEKLYCLASSES ENROLLING NOW KINDY DRAMA 3-5 YEARS |LOWER PRIMARY5-8 YEARS UPPER PRIMARY9-12 YEARS |YOUTH 12-17 YEARS TO FIND OUT MORE, PLEASE CONTACT US 0414 689 261 Countryman www.dowerinfielddays.com.au [email protected] •www.helenogrady.net.au

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ENVIRONMENT can kill and severely injure Lisa Thomas our marine and bird life,” she said. VIRGINIA Casey has found CLEANLIVING “There are so many doc- away to turn trash into umentaries I’ve seen where treasure andinthe process, fish are feeding their babies educatechildren on recy- these small pieces of plas- clingand help save the tic. It’s horrible.” oceans too. being eaten by fish and Ms Casey’s artwork can The real estate agent and birds. sometimes take months to mother of two spends her She was also surprised create,with the perfect spare time crafting pieces by the amount of tooth- pieces of plastic and debris of art from plastic pieces, brushes, toys and pegs that needed. rope and driftwood she “I will collect the rub- finds washed up along bish for months and then Perth’s coast. spend that time fitting “I didn’t think we had pieces together like apuz- enough plastic or debris on zle,” she said. our beaches, but then Ire- She insists her hobby is alised it was during winter not amoney-making ven- that the rubbish would be ture. washed up and if it wasn’t “I put so much time and picked up, it would be sent energy into it, and money back out to the ocean and framing them, but Ihave no potentially kill marine life interest in making money and birds,” she said. from it,” she said. “I take “I started collecting the the artwork to schools and rubbish, colour co-ordinat- talk about sustainability, ing it and trying to find Virginia Casey’s collection of and how important it is to suitable pieces for my art.” colourful string from beaches, reduce, reuse and recycle. Ms Casey said what she soon to become art materials. “It creates alot of joy for found was alot of micro the kids seeing the artwork plastic: bits of plastic that washed up, as well as rope and it’s apositivesolution had broken down into small and fishing gear. to abad problem and cre- NEXT WEEK: How your diet can save the planet pieces and were at risk of “These are all items that ates adiscussion.” TIMES

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Deadline looms Family at CANNING residentshave until August 10 to have their say on the City of Canning’s proposed differential rating strategy. It is divided into four categories with different rates in the centre the dollar for residential properties, residential unimproved properties, non-residential properties and non-residential unimproved land. The minimum rate for all cate- of care gories will be $820. To provide feedback visit www.canning.wa.gov.au/levy. Canning Mayor Paul Ng said New support service the change came in response to calls for amore equitable rating strategy. JessicaNico are most at riskofchild The new differential rates and protection intervention, minimum payments support CENTRECARE Incand the along with those who re- the City’s long-term plans to Wungening Aboriginal Cor- quiresupporttoimprove deliver an overall rate increase poration have partnered to family wellbeing and keep of 3.5 per cent. provide important services their children safely at to vulnerable families in home. Armadale and Cannington. “Providingout-of-home Tickfor tree plan The Family Care Sup- care services that help chil- port Service offered dren and young people to CANNING Council has ap- through the partnership is heal from the trauma they proved astreet tree strategy, part of the State Govern- have suffered, while re- including measures against ment’s Earlier Intervention maining connected to their street tree vandalism. and Family Support Strate- family, community and cul- The strategy consistsofre- gy and aims to keep fami- ture, is integral to achiev- planting two trees for every lies out of the child protec- ing better outcomes for street tree removed and in- tion and out-of-home care children in out-of-home creasing canopy cover by con- systems. care.” tinuing annual street tree As part of the contract, Centrecare Community planting programs. Centrecare and Wungening Servicesgeneral manager Canning has the third lowest have become the Family Catherine Spini said the canopy cover of the 29 local Support Network Lead services would be managed councils, as assessed in Agency for Cannington and from ahub at Centrecare’s 2014. Armadale and will offer in- Gosnells branch. There will be areviewofthe tensive family support ser- “The hub will provide a list of approved tree species vices in the two areas. suite of services targeting to allow for awider diversity

Community Services the individual needs of of trees to be planted. TIMES Minister Simone McGurk each family,” she said. “The Residents will be able to send said the services would Family Support Network Thomas Patterson is in the high performance golf program. their requests for astreet tree look to reduce the number will work closely with part- Picture: Bruce Hunt www.communitypix.com.au d484919 to be planted on their proper- CANNING of children entering foster ner agencies to co-ordinate ty on the council website. care by helping family car- access to appropriate local ers provide astable envi- services to meet their needs Curtin, Golf WA drive new partnership Colourful start ronment for them. and intensive case manage- “Family carers current- mentwill be provided to GOLF WA and Curtin our joint desire to pro- counting, physiotherapy Why does today’s Canning ly make up more than 40 vulnerable families with University have formed a vide the highest quality and sport science with Times look different? Our per cent of care arrange- higher support needs. new partnership, offer- possible educational ex- Golf WA member clubs. masthead on the front page is ments for children in the “The hub will also pro- ing tertiary level oppor- perience with aclear Curtin University’s all red/a brighter red and has child protection system, yet vide intensive in-home sup- tunities to current and pathway for our golfers head of sport and recre- been slightly redesigned to there have previously been port to families who are future golf stars. to become qualified in a ation David Russell said mark the beginning of anew limitedservices available most at risk of child protec- Golf WA chief execu- professional vocation, as the university has had campaign, aunique partner- to them,” she said. tion intervention or fami- tive Gary Thomas said well as great golfers,” Mr exceptional success with ship between Community “Intensive in-home families who require support to having access to new Thomas said. studentplacements in News and Australia Post. ly support services will be reunify children back to technologies, cutting The partnership will current sport related The message behind the six available to families who their care.” edge research, experi- also incorporate student partnerships including month campaignis‘Everyone enced academics and pas- placements within golf- Hockey Australia and the Matters’ and our newspapers sionate students will pro- ing clubs for work expe- Fremantle Football club. will be supporting the cam- The hub will provide a vide Golf WA with rience. “We would like to con- paign by sharing stories about suiteofservices targeting benefits that were not Initially, apilot pro- tinue the provision of our community members who previously achievable. gram will place students high level placements in –for no other reason than a the individualneeds of each “We are proud to part- in the areas of market- professional environ- willingness to help out –con- ner with Curtin and this ing, socialmedia man- ments for our students,” tribute to their neighbour- family collaboration is based on agement, business, ac- he said. hood. WantTo Improve Your Relationships? Co unication ey Co in anddis ver ols to hel ou suc eed in eand in li . COME IN TODAY. ALLARE WELCOME. OPEN 7DAYSAWEEK Mo -Fri 9: 0am- :00pm  Sat-Su :00am-6:00p CHURCH OF SCIENTOLOGYPERTH •18-22 BelmontAve.•08-9221-7686 • Scientology–Perth.org

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JaimeShurmer NAC helps “There are only 180 people in the trial and we’ll be AMEDICATION to reduce to reduce waiting for the results to cravings for crystal meth is see if we can do something being trialled in some east- cravings by bigger,” she said. ern states in astudy ledby restoring the “The results will be rele- Curtin University’s Na- vant to WA anyway.”. tional Drug Research Insti- balance of Despite asteady decline tute. in the use of amphetamines Known as the N-ICE chemicals in in Australia over the past trial, it will test to see if N- the brain decade, there has an in- Acetyl Cysteine (NAC) can crease in the use of high pu- help people who are depen- ritycrystalline metham- Ed Support students Riley Green, John Gamble and Joaquin Sinsua celebrate the new equipment dent on ice to help reduce being trialled for addiction. phetamine, with about 1 coming their way soon. Picture: Jon Hewson www.communitypix.com.au d484424 their cravings and stop “NAC helps to reduce per cent of people aged 14 using the substance. cravings by restoring the and over reported to have The trial is aworld-first balance of chemicals in the used it in the last year. Upgrades on way for education centre and frontline clinical ser- brain that are involved in Ice carries ahigher risk vices in Wollongong, Gee- cravingand drug-seeking, of addiction than other am- Ben Smith such as telescopes, salinity tific equipment and sci- long and Melbourne are making it easier for people phetamines and nationally testing kits, raised garden ence, technology, engineer- taking part. to manage their desire for there were nearly 50,000 THE Canning Vale Educa- beds, Lego kits, solar and ing and mathematics equip- Lead researcher and the drug,” Ms McKetin presentations for treatment tion Support Centre is get- photovoltaic cell kitsand ment,” she said. NDRI Associate Professor said. services inthe 2016-17 fi- ting aboost toits scientific petri dishes. Ms Harper said the Rebecca McKetin said pre- WA was not included in nancial year. resources after being Principal Dianne Harp- school had astrong empha- vious studies showed NAC the trial because Ms McK- There is currently no ap- awarded aStateGovern- er said the grant would en- sis on Stem subjects, partic- could reduce cravings for etin was working at the proved medication to help ment grant. able the school to buy some ularly given many schools methamphetamine and Australian National Uni- those who are addicted re- The centre has secured a much-needed upgrades for were incorporating it into other substances including versity when she sought duce their use. $5000 grant. It is one of 10 its equipment and kitchen their curriculum. cocaine, cannabis and to- funding for the trial and a Awebsite has been set small south metro schools garden. Jarrahdale Primary bacco. last-minute effort to include up for people interested in to receive funding. “We are absolutely School was also among the NAC is one of anew gen- her new locationdid not the N-ICE Trial at The grant will enable thrilled we can go now grant recipients. It re- eration of medications succeed. www.nicetrial.info. schools to buy equipment ahead and purchase scien- ceived $10,000. TIMES CANNING

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DIET for one or diet for all? Turning vegan, eating less meat and cutting out the booze and pastries could all have apositiveimpact on the environment. LISA THOMAS explores. IT may sound crazy to some, but many scientists and researchers claim a plant-based dietcould be the way to save the planet CLEANLIVING from global warming. Agriculture is the third largest contributor to global emissions, with methane and nitrous oxide produced “We know the main by the farming of livestock causesofglobal warming considered more harmful to are the burning of fossil our environment than car- fuels for energy, the burn- bon dioxide. ing of fossil fuels for trans- Recent studies from Ox- portation, methane emis- ford University estimated sions from livestock and the that if the world were to use of chemical fertilisers,” suddenly adopt avegan, she said. plant-based diet –onaglob- “If we want to address al scale –wewould produce global warming as con- 49 per cent less food-based sumers then we have to find greenhouse gas emissions, alternatives, which some “If citizens are willing to limiting discretionary THE VEGAN EFFECT reduce acidification to land people have done through change their own diet and foods such as alcohol, cake by up to 50 per cent, reduce solar or renewable energy do something then that’s and pastry could help. Fancy being vegan for a eutrophication to rivers by in their homes, sustainable great, but we need business- “People are consuming year for the environment? 49 per cent and save 19 per forms of transport and es to follow,” she said. far too much food and food Here’s what one person cent more water. changing their diet.” CSIRO principal re- energy –there is acorrela- could save: Murdoch University Dr Sequeira said while a search scientist Dr Brad tion between how much you * Water - 1,519,823 litres global health researcher 100 per cent plant-based diet Ridoutt doubted avegan eat and emissions, as well * Carbon dioxide - 3322kg Ana Rita Sequeira said the would reduce emissions, worldwas attainable but as food waste,” he said. * Forest/bushland - 1022 livestock industry also people could also reduce said people could improve He said traditional diets square metres caused land degradation, their footprint on the envi- their health and relieve the were being replaced by * Animals - 365 lives water contamination and ronment simply by reduc- environment by reducing western diets, with over- * Grain- 6607kg depletion, and loss of biodi- ing the amount of meat and the amount and types of consumption of livestock Sourced from thevegan- versity through deforesta- dairy they consumed on a foods they ate. products affecting environ- calculator.com tion and created waste. daily basis. He said cutting out or mental sustainability. TIMES CANNING

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BE CAREFUL WITH SOCIAL MEDIA Social media has asignificant influence in today’s society and there are different local media sites. These sites are an excellent tool for keeping the community connected and aware of what is happening in their suburbs, including criminal and suspicious activity. But these sites may create unnecessary fear and anxiety amongstresidents if the information posted is exaggerated or misleading. If what is posted relates to crime or suspicious activity, report to police first and then repost the information. - Senior Sergeant Gavin Radice

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PERTH’S rental market Burswood (up 33.3 per figures for WA show mi- There were 8293 prop- delivered mixed results cent to $480 per week), gration into the state erties for rent in Perth Embracethe in the June quarter, Booragoon (up 28.4 per has declined by 5per at the end of the quarter, with stable rents, sub- cent to $475 per week) cent, which has likely 2.5 per cent lower than dued leasing activity, and Hamersley (up 28.4 influenced leasing activi- the March quarter and high quality life declining listings and per cent to $430 per ty levels in Perth,” Mr 22.9 per cent lower than faster leasing times in week),” REIWA presi- Groves said. the June 2017 quarter. evidence. dent Hayden Groves “Tenants are also not It took 46 days on av- REIWA data shows said. moving as much as they erage to find atenant, CANNING VALE ingston Marketplace, the the overall median rent “Other top perform- were when prices were two days faster than the 4Plunkett Turn 2013 build exudes elegance. price held at $350 per ing suburbs were declining and there were March quarter and six $699,000 The five-bedroom, two- week for the fifth con- Karawara, North Fre- good deals to be had.” days faster than the Bedrooms: 5 bathroom home was de- secutive quarter. mantle, Mt Nasura, Mt Despite the overall re- June 2017 quarter. Bathrooms: 2 signed to embrace its set- However, 102 suburbs Claremont and duction, 71 suburbs saw Mr Groves said the Garage: 2 ting and offer ample across the metropolitan Hillarys.” leasing activity improve- mixed results were not Agency: Peard Real Estate entertaining space. area recorded growth. There were 12,633 ment, includingBrook- unusual. Contact: Pankaj Kapur on It features arendered “The five best per- properties leased as ac- dale (up 88.9 per cent), “Althoughthe worst 0424 194 509 front, artificial turf and forming suburbs for rent tivity declined 10.4 per Ocean Reef (up 75 per of the downturn appears extra parking with an au- price growth were cent over the quarter cent), Kallaroo(up 63.6 to be behind us, it’s not THIS high-quality home in tomatic side gate. Attadale (up 75.8 per and was down 4.1 per percent),Parmelia (up uncommon tosee results Canning Vale has it all – There is also afabulous cent to $580 per week), cent compared to the 48.3 per cent) and fluctuateasthe market location and class. kitchen with stone bench- Jolimont (up 50.9 per June 2017 quarter. Hamersley (up 46.2 per transitions into arecov- Close to parklands and tops and paved outdoor cent to $423 per week), “The latest population cent). ery,” he said. only ashort walk to Liv- area with alfresco zone.

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CANNINGVale artist Suzie with people connected to INVITETOREGISTER EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST Brown was so committed to the defence forces and those DESIGNADVISORY COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP the future of charity- interested in fine art. focused Army Art Exhibi- “I knew people who had Are you aqualified architect, landscape architect or urban designer looking for tion that she joined the exhibitedwith Army Art an opportunitytogive somethingback to the community while at the same time group’s organising commit- before and they recom- expanding your skills and network? tee. mended Iapply,’ she said. The City of Canning invites suitably qualified individuals to register their interest The exhibition failed to “I’ve been involved pre- in appointment to its Design AdvisoryCommittee (‘Committee’) for atwo year run last year for financial viously and sold quite abit membership period. reasons and Brown said ex- of my work,” she said. The Committee meets on amonthly basis to provide advice to the City,and hibitions were becoming in- Brown said commissions applicants, on the design quality and site planning of significant developments. creasingly limited in Perth, from work sold would go to All relevant details relating to the role and operation of the Committee are available resulting in fewer opportu- Tiny Sparks, which sup- by visiting www.canning.wa.gov.au/DAC nities forartists to share ports families of babies Committee members will be paid for attendance at each meeting. and sell their works. born prematurely, and Aus- This year, through a tralian SAS fundraising ini- Written applications addressing selection criteriaare to be submitted to team effort, the exhibition tiative Wandering War- [email protected] by 5pm Tuesday 14 August 2018. secured new WA Governor riors. For moreinformation call Executive ManagerStatutoryPlanning, KellyVilkson, Kim Beazley to open the at- Entry is by gold coin do- on 9271 0687. traction on August 24. nation over the weekend of ATHANASIOS (ARTHUR) KYRON All work will centre on a August 25 and 26, 10am to CHIEFEXECUTIVE OFFICER ‘transitions’ theme. 5pm on Saturday, and 10am Brown said her art to 4pm on Sunday. would reflect the emotions Opening night tickets 1317 AlbanyHighway,CanningtonWA6107 Ph: 1300 4CANNING (1300422 664) she imagines may be felt by cost $20 each plus booking E: [email protected] those sending loved ones to fee and are available at Artist Suzie Brown with aselection of work in her studio. war andhopedtoengage www.armyart.org. Picture: Jon Hewson www.communitypix.com.au d484349 TIMES

CANNING QueenofApostlesSchool mightjustbeRiverton’s best kept secret,hidden away in thequiet suburbanstreets. Aco-educationalCatholic primary school, Queen of Apostles caters forchildren from Kindergarten through to Year 6and has been offeringaquality Catholic education to families andtheir children formorethan 60 yearsnow. Theschoolhas alongand proudtraditionofprovidingafamilyorientatedenvironmentwhere staff and parentscollaborate to provide theverybesteducational opportunities forthe students in acaringand safe environment. As aCatholic school thereisaverystrongfocus on learningbased on Christianbeliefs, gospel values andthe example andteachings of Jesus Christ. Theschoolisfocussedondevelopingthe wholechild. This means providingawide range of learning experiences andopportunities across all thedomains that combine to makeushumanbeings –the intellectual andacademic, socialand emotional,spiritual andfaith andphysical domains. We vieweach child’s journeythrough primaryschoolasalearningjourney -ajourney of self-discovery.Our mission is to helpeachand everychild to discoverand developtheir God giventalents andabilities. This begins rightatthe startinKindy throughaplay basedlearningphilosophy that utilizes thechild’s natural curiosity to play,explore,create, socialiseand discover. As they progressthrough each year of schooling, we continue to supportand challenge them to achieve their very best.Weencourage the pursuit of excellence in all aspectsofschoollife. We celebrate oursuccessesand we learnfromour mistakkees.s. We aimtodevelop independentyoung people whocan think, create andproblem solvefor themselves. We believethatresilience is notsomething you teach, rather it is ahabit youdevelop over time,through perseveringwhenthings gettough.Weencourage andsupportour students to notgiveup, to neverquit, to always have another go. With anew stateofthe artEarly Learning Centre opened only lastyear, a1to 1iPadprogram, newSTEMM LearningSpace,the useoftechnologyintegratedacrossthe curriculum, an academic extensiongroup and extensive supportstaff,Queen of Apostles offerstoeducate thewhole child in asafe,caring, Christianenvironment. Enrolments for 2019 are now open. Contact the school now to arrangeapersonaltour and interview.

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PRINCIPAL’S VOICE The role of the principal is one of the skilled at most excitingand significant undertaken establishing Iamsoproud to be theprincipal of theInternationalSchoolofWesternAustralia(ISWA). We are by any person in our society. and maintaining aboutique-sized,co-educational, non-denominational,K-12 school that offersaholistic education Principals help to create the future. professional to ourstudents that is characterisedbyanexperience of excellence andstudentvoice within an Principals areresponsible and relationships and structures. internationallyminded, open minded andculturallyminded community. accountable for the development of Principals are able to embrace At ISWA we have studentsfrom all over theworld includinganincreasingnumberoflocal students children and young people so that uncertain, complex and challenging whoare currentlyour largest enrolmentdemographic. they can become successful learners, situations and work withothers to find We teachthe AustralianCurriculuminYears K-10 with theInternationalBaccalaureate (IB) confident, creative individuals and active creative and innovative solutions that pedagogy.Inprimary school,Years K-6, we offer theIBPYP program andinthe middle yearswe informed citizens. support quality outcomes forall at their offer theIBMYP program. We have consistentlyachievedoutstandingNAPLAN results. In Years They embody the power of education School and their community,while being 11 and12we offer twopathways, theIBDiploma programorthe US Advanced PlacementProgram to make adifference to the lives of conscious of the needs for tomorrow. (AP). Theseare locally andinternationallyaccreditedprograms that enablestudents to transition individuals and to society, now and in seamlesslyfromcountry to countryaswell as enablingdirectentry into anyuniversityinAustralia All schools sit within their own unique andaround theworld. We arethe only school in Australia that offersthe prestigious US collegeAP the future. Principals are theleading community with alocal ethos,culture, educational professionalsinthe school. program.AtISWAweare very proudofour world classcareersand collegecounsellingprogram that history, vision and values which facilitatesglobal tertiary pathways. They inspire students, staff and members influences the way in which opportunity At ISWA we allknowand respecteachother.It’sapersonalised learning experience for ourstudents of the community to enhance the learning to excel is provided to all students. andacollaborative approachtoeducation with ourstudents, staff andparents. Visitors always of all, whilethey continually strive to The principal of all Education facilities commentonour warmth of welcomeand ourhappy students. understand and improvetheir impact. should be supported and encouraged by Maria Coate Principals network and collaborate members of that community.Hopefully Principal with awiderange of people to secure the voices of the principalsinthisfeature 22 Kalinda Drive,CityBeach the best possible learning outcomes resonate with the community of which 9285 1144 and wellbeing of all students. They are they are proudly apart. www.iswa.wa.edu.au TIMES

St George’sAnglican Grammar School is an exciting,innovative co-educational secondardary CANNING school based in ahigh-rise building in the PerthCBD.The School is aproud member of the Anglican Schools Commission.

Catering for local and international students in Years 7-12, St George’s Anglican Grammar School delivers an authentic,future-focused, Christian educational experience.The central location of the School provides opportunities to access the many cultural, sporting and business opportunities available in amoderncity environment, and is easily reached by families in mostmetropolitan suburbs. Principal, Mr GaryRacey,who has apassion for 21st centurylearning, acknowledges the importance of enabling students to be global ASchoolofthe AnglicanSchools Commission(Inc.) citizens.Heexplainswhat it means to be partofthe St George’s Anglican Grammar School community: “St George’s Anglican Grammar School seeks to inﬂuencethe world of education, helping to change, mould and transform young people’slives for the better.This is through atechnology- drivenapproachtoeducation, coupled with self-directed learning and apastoral philosophy. Ourstudents enjoyachallengingand stimulating education in asafeyet dynamic environment, where they can reachtheir potential both academically and personally.The city is our campus,permitting real-life learning directly into the curriculum. We prepareour young people to be resilient, responsive to an ever-changing world, and to develop values that will enable them to serve the wider community.Our goals and aspirations revolve around creating aschool of excellence that is aleader in education; a contemporaryapproachtothinking, teaching and learning.”

If you-oryour child -are looking foramodern, relational school that embraces the individual and want to ensurethe best startinlife, nowisthe time to enrol at St George’sAnglican Grammar School!

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Ox club gets lift at championships OX Weightlifting Club is served as team manager, Kyle homes in on Olympics celebrating arun of impres- said it was afulfilling effort sive results at state and na- from the whole team. BASEBALL’s return to the tional competitions over “You can’t win the group Olympics represents ahuge the last two weeks. without the individual per- opportunity to grow the The Shelley-basedclub formances,” she said. “I game in Australia, accord- had eight members com- think most people think ing to Baseball WA chief ex- pete at the recent Aus- weightlifting is individual, ecutive Lachlan Dale. tralian Weightlifting Feder- but sometimes there’s a With just over two years ation Under-15 and 17 team element.” until Tokyo 2020, the Aus- Championships in Guild- At last weekend’s state tralian national team is eye- ford, and the WA State Ju- championships,WillSax- ing up areturn to the tour- nior and SeniorChampi- ton joined his younger nament, which has not onships in Gwelup. brother Olie and Rourke featured at the Olympics Nina Kowalewski and Turton in representing the since 2008. Olie Saxton both claimed club and all three per- Dale said the sport re- gold in the F63 and M69 di- formed admirably. ceived aboost thanks to visions respectively, while The elder Saxton needed Australia’s silver medal in RourkeTurton and Char- to total 237kg to secure his 2004 and predicted an lotte Saxton both claimed place at the Youth Olympic return could pro- bronze medals in the M85 Olympics in Buenos Aires vide asignificant boost. and F53 divisions. in October and although he “There was alot of hype 2YEARS TO GO The club’s coaches Andy fell just short, he was still around the sport once we and Jay Saxton also served able to win the Junior and were successful and that as the state team coaches Senior 77kg title. trickled down to grassroots the world to be involved in during the meet and helped His brother broke astate level,” he said. an Australian side at the the Under-17 girls to their record on his way to win- He said Australian base- Olympics. first national shield since ning the Junior 69kg title, ballwould feel apositive “It’s been ahuge goal of 1994. whileTurtonclaimedthe knock-on effect from the mine to be involved in the Jay Saxton, who also 85kg title. Olympics and believed they national team and I’m start- could capitalise on that. ing to get experience in the “The reality is the expo- role; it’s something I’ve al- sure and government sup- ways aspired to,” he said. port foranOlympic pro- “I keep putting my hand gram hopefully means we’ll up where needed and hope- be successful,” he said. fully the opportunity aris- “It’ll provide an aspira- es.” tional goal for young base- While Australia are cur- ballers to represent the rently ranked eighth in the country at the Olympics. world, Kyle said they faced “They’ll see their icons atough qualifying cam- and heroes, and represent- paign to secure one of the ing their country at the five open spots in the tour- Olympics is one of the nament. Ox club members Charlotte Saxton, Nina Kowalewski, Brijesh proudest moments of a “We have the Premier 12 Vaddi, Lachlan Turton, Olie Saxton, Rourke Turton, Will Saxton. sportsperson’s career.” competition next year One man hopeful of mak- wherethe winnerofthat

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