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INSIDE Court for Cough Thursday, May 21, 2020 COMMUNITYNEWS.COM.AU INSIDE ACTION! DIGITAL ROSES DAY Page 3 Court for cough A WOMAN charged with allegedly cough- ing at a store manager and a security guard then claiming to have Kingsley MLA Jessica COVID-19 demanded Stojkovski MLA with she be given space Galaxy Drive-In Theatre when leaving court yes- owners Paul Basso and terday. his mother Angie. Kathryn Esther Picture: David Baylis Doyle, of Girrawheen, appeared in Joondalup Magistrate’s Court Tyler Brown restrictions in WA, they before the rainy season the last of its kind in “After being closed for charged with creating a did not yet permit cinemas comes, it was vital the Perth,” Ms Stojkovski several months, it’s quite false belief and stealing IT will soon be lights, cam- to operate, including Gal- drive-in got the opportuni- said. exciting to be given the go- at a Warwick shopping era, action again for axy. ty to reopen,” Ms Stojkov- “It’s so important we ahead to open it up again centre on April 18. Perth’s only remaining This prompted Kingsley ski said. support this wonderful this Friday night - a grand When leaving court, drive-in cinema. MLA Jessica Stojkovski to The number of cars tribute to the past and that opening,” owner Paul Bas- the 41-year-old hurri- Galaxy Drive-In Theatre approach the Premier’s allowed in each night will maybe what was once con- so said. edly pushed passed re- in Kingsley has been given office and ask if drive-in be reduced to ensure prop- sidered old fashioned, like “We have new opening porters in the doorway the green light to reopen cinemas should be allowed er social distancing can be sitting in your own car times of Tuesday, Friday, and again in the car- this Friday after closing to reopen given they could maintained and patrons watching the latest flick Saturday and Sunday.” park, demanding she be because of COVID-19 re- adhere to social distancing will have to keep 1.5m and eating burgers from The Galaxy Drive-In has given 1.5m of space. strictions. requirements. apart in the tuck shop. the takeaway diner, will been open on Goollelal Ms Doyle will next While this week has “With only a few weeks “The Galaxy Drive-in now be considered a wise Drive since November 1, appear in court on June seen a relaxation of those of clear evenings left Theatre is a local gem and night out.” 1973. 10. JOO 2 NEWS May 21, 2020 NEWS ...................................................................... P1-16 YOUR STORY ............................................................ P10 ZEST FOR LIFE FEATURE................................... P18-19 Dining in back on menu BAPTISTCARE FEATURE........................................ P20 GARDENING ............................................................ P27 NORMALITY is starting to resume for West Australians with many cafes, restaurants and pubs reopening their doors NATIONAL VOLUNTEER WEEK FEATURE........... P28 this week, with the relaxation of COVID-19 restrictions allowing up to 20 patrons at a time. BOOKS ..................................................................... P29 Here are some of the local venues that are back taking dine-in bookings: EDUCATION MATTERS FEATURE.................... P32-33 Butler - 3Sheets on the Brothers, Bombay Talkies, Café, Peppermint Green, OPEN FOR BUSINESS FEATURE ........................... P34 Track The Breakwater, Dough Varsity Bar REAL ESTATE ...................................................... P35-37 Carramar - The Duke Bar Pizza, Dusit Dheva By The Kingsley - Hatched Coffee and Bistro Sea, East Village, Eat Shop, The Kingsley TRADES DIRECTORY ........................................ P38-42 Craigie - The Craigie House, Flinderz Café, Tavern, Lakeview Cafe SPORT ...................................................................... P43 INSIDE Tavern Gami Chicken, Guzman Y Landsdale – Rimondo’s Currambine - Chapters Gomez, Jarrah Bar and Ristorante Bistro, Currambine Bar Café, The Local Shack, Merriwa - The Sixty30 and Bistro, Oscars Miss Chow’s, The Mindarie – On The Border Restaurant, Outback Northshore Tavern, Mexican Grill, Portofinos, Editorial Director: Amanda Keenan Jacks 3Sheets co-owner Toby Whitfords Brewing Shikara Mindarie News Production: Justin Bianchini Duncraig – The Carine, Evans. Picture: David Baylis Company Mullaloo - Mullaloo Beach Design: Carly Pilton EAT Café, Little h Joondalup - Curries at Hotel Features Editor Arylene Westlake-Jennings Eglinton - The Amberton Hotel Blvd, Dragon Palace, Neerabup - Ocean View Digital Editor: Alison Middleton Girrawheen - Newpark Heathridge - Grapevine Health Freak Café, Tavern General inquiries: 9237 1000 Bar and Bistro Italian Restaurant Kabalason Indian Cafe Padbury - Anghiti Email: [email protected] Greenwood - Basil and Hillarys - 3Sheets on the and Restaurant, Paddy Quinns Rocks - Hardware Reporters: Mint, The Greenwood Harbour, Bangkok Malone’s, Paper Avenue Café Lucy Jarvis 9237 1433 (Wanneroo) Tyler Brown 9237 1516 (Joondalup) Nadia Budihardjo 9237 1564 (Stirling) Photographers: David Baylis, Andrew Ritchie Group Sales Director: Brendan Jupp 0417 021 102 communitynews.com.au Business Development Managers: Dawn Robinson 0413 444 106 communitynews.com.au/subscribe Helen Robcke 0413 444 038 Louisa Tyson 0401 276 330 Contact Centre/Trades: /WannerooJoondalupTimes Vivienne Darlington 9237 1402 Distribution: 08 9237 1630 Published by: Community Newspaper Group /WannerooJoondalupTimes CONTACT US CONTACT 50 Hasler Road, Osborne Park WA 6017. Printed by Colourpress 54 Hasler Road, Osborne Park WA 6017. JOO May 21, 2020 NEWS 3 Finding support in isolation WHILE self-isolation is a Unholy new experience for many people, for those with cystic fibrosis, it could be consi- dered the norm. “We have to think care- fully and be very conscious of the environments we’re row going in to,” Nicola Parsons (35) said. “We are used to taking steps to isolate ourselves from potential situations that could make us sick.” The Kingsley mum said working from home was over also something she was used to, having to do it dur- ing winter each year to “avoid possible bugs work- ing in an open office”. “But this time I’ll proba- bly have to be at home for centre double the time,” she said. Tyler Brown Mrs Parsons said she was access afforded to external also missing be able to go to user groups”. This includes the gym, which she would A PROPOSAL for the City of fees and charges remaining do to help with her cystic Joondalup’s Duncraig Lei- the same in 2020-21. fibrosis. sure Centre to become pri- Save Duncraig Leisure With no current cure, the vately managed by a church Centre group spokeswoman average age at death of sporting association has Robyn Murphy said many someone living with cystic raised concerns with some centre users and been fibrosis in Australia is just residents. “blindsided” by the pro- 35.6 years of age. The Churches of Christ posal. She said the biggest However, Mrs Parsons Sport and Recreation Asso- concern was that current said advancements in tech- ciation (CCSRA), which al- groups using the centre nology had helped make ready manages Warwick would no longer have access treatments “better, faster Stadium, submitted a man- to make way for CCSRA to and easier”. agement proposal in July use it for its basketball pro- This is where organisa- last year to lease the Dun- grams. tions like Cystic Fibrosis craig centre. “It is obvious if CCSRA WA (CFWA) can make a dif- Under the lease proposal, takes over the centre, it will ference. the gym and creche at Dun- give priority to its own activ- May is national cystic craig Leisure Centre would ities,” she said. fibrosis awareness month no longer be available. Mrs Murphy said having and 65 Roses Day is on Fri- Members would be able to to move groups to Craigie day May 22. Because of maintain their membership Leisure Centre was “com- COVID-19, volunteers at Duncraig with additional pletely unacceptable”. won’t be able to sell roses on access to fitness facilities at “Craigie Leisure Centre is the streets, but people can Warwick Stadium, or trans- a long way from Duncraig, buy a digital rose. A digital fer their membership to not everyone has access to rose can be purchased from Nicola Parsons, with her Arlo will be raising funds for cystic fibrosis through 65 Craigie Leisure Centre. private transport during the www.rosegarden.org.au. Roses Day on May 22. Picture: David Baylis While it was confirmed day and there is no available one of the key reasons for public transport,” she said. CCSRA’s proposal was to Marmion Sorrento Dun- extend its basketball pro- craig Progress and Rate- Brighter days as City libraries reopen grams, chief operations off- payers Association icer Scott Joy said it also secretary Paul Forrestal THINGS are a bit brighter at 5pm, with a maximum of 20 Books on Wheels will also Wanneroo, Girrawheen, wanted to utilise the Dun- said it also shared the con- Joondalup Library, which customers in the building at continue to service the Clarkson and Two Rocks craig facility to “meet its cerns . has reopened after eight one time. They will be City’s most vulnerable com- from 9am to 5.30pm on week- maximum potential and to Mr Hunt said any decision weeks with a new colourful required to provide their munity members during days, however the call-and- ensure a long-term and sus- regarding the future lease of mural in the children’s sec- contact details and visits this time. collect service will also con- tainable outlook”. Duncraig Leisure Centre tion. will be limited to 30 minutes. Duncraig, Whitford and tinue. According to Joondalup would go before the council Visual artist and chil- The child immunisation Woodvale will remain closed In line with State Govern- chief executive Garry Hunt, and the City had started “a dren’s author Kyle Hughes health clinic will continue as but continue to offer a low- ment guidelines, only 20 peo- the centre costs the City detailed engagement proc- Odgers was commissioned normal. contact click-and-collect ser- ple at a time will be allowed more than $200,000 per year ess with current members, to create the 42sq m artwork, During the closure, chil- vice.
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