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Thursday, September 17, 2020 perthnow.com.au/community-news CRY FROM THE HEART Mourning mum says families FROCK STARS deserve “a little piece of All the looks from the hottest events in town paradise” Report P3 SISTER ACT The neighbouring siblings who can’t get much closer WSW 2 • THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2020 COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS WSW September 17, 2020 NEWS 3 Rampage Safe space in hospice ends in Victoria Rifici Adolescent Health Services to die at home. Those last even though it’s their work- magnificent sites nearby” and Perth Children’s Hospi- two weeks were the hardest place,” she said. was better. Subiaco A CHILDREN’S hospice tal Foundation want to build I’ve done in my whole “What kind of a human Palliative Care WA’s Lana would have enabled the at Swanbourne’s Allen Park life…I’ve known loss before being would want to object to Glogowski said establishing Raghwani family to spend — would have enabled her but this was different, it was creating a place like this for the State’s first children’s more time with their termi- family to come together in soul breaking. It breaks your people who aren’t going to hospice was “critically nally ill daughter Ziya. the lead up to Ziya’s last heart in a way that you can’t have the life that regular important” and would give Twenty-month-old Ziya breath. really piece it together kids will have?” the families of terminally ill died from a rare type of Her husband missed out again.” The PCHF and CAHS want children a choice. mitochondrial disease in on much of Ziya’s last few Mrs Raghwani said it to start construction early “Not all families want to September 2019, leaving days because he was tending have a loved one cared for at behind parents Preeti and to their daughter Mahi, who What kind of human being a hospital, not all families Janesh and five-year-old sis- also needed a parent and want them cared for at Picture: Google Maps ter Mahi. deserved an element of would want to object to home,” she said. The toddler spent her last “normal”. creating a place like this?” Though she believed the A SUBIACO man was few months in the hands of “The hospice would’ve City of Nedlands was right punched in the face while his the WA Paediatric Palliative created a place where Mahi, to consult with ratepayers children watched on during Care Service, who helped Janesh and I could’ve been a would give terminally ill next year on the $10 million over any changes to plans, a man’s wild rampage make her comfortable family together with Ziya,” children a “little bit of para- six-bed facility but the City Ms Glogowski said she through inner Perth. before her eventual passing Mrs Raghwani said. dise”. of Nedlands has raised con- would be surprised if resi- The assault was allegedly at home. “Those final few days, I “I can imagine a beautiful cerns about the suitability of dents did not “see it was ad- part of a string of offences “It’s a parent’s worst would’ve loved to have been hospice there in my head, a the vacant former bowling vantageous for the whole committed by the 40-year- nightmare to think that your in the hospice… in that last little piece of nirvana, a club site. State”. “I would hope the res- old man on September 8. child is going to die,” Mrs week, I would’ve liked to place where there’s laugh- It is seeking public feed- idents of Nedlands saw that Senior Sergeant Peter Gil- Raghwani said. have been in the hospice and ter, music, home cooking back on the plan until Sep- this was a fabulous facility mour said the accused She said a WA-first hos- then transitioned her to smells and people who make tember 26. Cr Nikola Horley for unwell children and their approached the 45-year-old pice — which the Child and home because I wanted her that place feel like home claimed “one of the vacant families,” she said. father while he was in the car with his children, aged eight and 10, on Heytesbury Street about 4.15pm. “We will allege the offen- der opened the door and punched the driver, demand- A SUBIACO nail salon is ensuring ing his car,” he said. Kids get ‘mini me’s’ can enjoy a manicure Sgt Gilmour said the just as perfect as their parent’s. attacker ran off to unsuc- Glamour Nail Bar has created cessfully search for car keys the Clawlicious Kids range of at a nearby house before glamorous products and polishes to add to being arrested at the south- its range of children’s salon ser- ern end of Thomas Road. vices, thanks to help from co- He said the rampage start- owner Jani Schaper’s six-year- ed at a petrol station in old daughter Scarlett. North Perth half an hour “She helped us choose the earlier after the man had an colours and nail sticker designs,” argument with his partner Ms Schaper said. on a bus travelling from Mir- She said girls and boys visited rabooka to Perth. the salon with their parents for “We will allege he then “a good pamper”. demanded keys to a Suzuki “We get lots of mums, some- hatchback being filled at the times even dads, who book an station,” Sgt Gilmour said. appointment for themselves According to Sgt Gilmour, and for their child to come the accused drove off in the together,” she said. car and side-swiped a vehi- cle being driven by a Bennett Springs woman on Charles Street, which “momentarily tipped her car on to two wheels” and resulted in her suffering whiplash and being taken by ambulance to Royal Perth Hospital. The man allegedly con- tinued driving the car errat- ically, hitting at least two parked cars, before aban- doning it in Subiaco. He has been charged with aggravat- Glamour Nail Bar owner Jani Schaper with six-year-old daughter Scarlett. Picture: David Baylis ed robbery, burglary and criminal damage, and will face court on October 7. WSW 4 NEWS September 17, 2020 NEWS ..................................................................... P1-10 WEEKLY LIFE............................................................ P14 OUT & ABOUT ......................................................... P16 RESIDENTIAL ...................................................... P17-32 No rocky road for BEAUTY & FASHION ............................................... P33 WINE ........................................................................ P34 PETS ......................................................................... P36 ZEST FOR LIFE FEATURE ................................. P38-39 motorbike ride ENTERTAINMENT .................................................. P43 TRADES DIRECTORY ....................................... P44-46 Jon Bassett Mr Curnow, who lives with cerebral palsy, EMPLOYMENT ........................................................ P47 ROCKY Bay resident expressed his fandom of the CLASSIFIEDS ........................................................... P47 INSIDE Dwayne Curnow, 52, put American motorbikes SPORT ...................................................................... P47 rubber to the road when his before his ride. wish came true to ride on a “Dwayne has gained confi- Harley Davidson motorcycle dence to get on a bike thanks at the Mosman Park care to the support he has Editorial Director: Amanda Keenan provider this week. received within Rocky Bay’s Editor: Laura Pond Rocky Bay’s Wishing Tree supported accommodation, Design: Carly Pilton Fund paid for the ride the which has now allowed him Features Editor: Arylene Westlake-Jennings same week the provider to live out his dream,” team Digital Editor: Alison Middleton reached a milestone of 1000 leader Ziggy Yonden said. General inquiries: 9237 1000 staff at its nine locations To donate to the fund, call Rocky Bay resident Dwayne Curnow (right) got his wish to Email: [email protected] across Perth. 6282 1900. ride on a Harley Davidson. Reporters: Jon Bassett 9237 1504 (Cottesloe, Mosman Park, Claremont, Gourmet giveaway Peppermint Grove) IT is all about the letter ‘A’ Victoria Rifici 9237 1486 when The Heritage Wine Bar (Subiaco, Nedlands, Cambridge) and Vasse Felix join forces Nadia Budihardjo 9237 1564 for the second event in the (Stirling) WA Good Food Guide’s Photographers: Spring ABCs Dining Series on David Baylis, Andrew Ritchie September 24. Group Sales Director: Western Suburbs Weekly Maddie Gray 0419 954 572 has two tickets to give away Business Development Manager: to a pair of lucky foodies. Doreen Wray 0413 444 057 The menu by Matts Caru- Contact Centre/Trades: lei and Loader (pictured) will boast seasonal ingredients Jay Han 9237 1470 including amazing Arkady Distribution 1800 811 855 lamb. Vasse Felix chief wine- Published by: Community Newspaper Group maker Virginia Willcock will 50 Hasler Road, Osborne Park WA 6017. be guest speaker. Enter for your chance to CONTACT US CONTACT Printed by Colourpress To buy tickets go to win at communitynews. 54 Hasler Road, Osborne Park WA 6017. theheritageperth.com.au. com.au/win WSW September 17, 2020 NEWS 5 Tick for apartments Ospreys wing their Victoria Rifici property,” she said. Urban planning manager A MULTIMILLION-dollar Ross Minett said the City apartment block is being never envisioned Broadway built in Nedlands, despite a to be “so mixed used” but neighbour saying it would planning officers were try- way south of river make her family’s backyard ing to “balance the needs of as public as a shopping cen- the community, who are not Jon Bassett sagging. a telecommunications tow- But there was hope an- tre and wreck their sky happy, as well as the current WA State law protects er beside the Kwinana other osprey pair at a four- views. planning framework”. THE Swan River’s most ospreys, which Freeway. year-old nest on top of State planners approved Kingsway residents Tom successful ospreys appear river users He said pines at Deane Street in plans on Monday for the $13 and Yean Lin McVee, whose to have flown the coop from say there Cottesloe would have their million six-storey develop- home will directly back the their old nest in the west- was first chicks this year.