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Ho ERALD Volume 31 N 43 Your local, INDEPENDENT newspaper 41 Cliff Street, Fremantle Saturday October 24, 2020 Letterboxed: East Fremantle, Fremantle, North Fremantle, Ph: 9430 7727 Fax 9430 7726 www.fremantleherald.com Street Press: Beaconsfield, Hilton, O’Connor, Samson, Sth Beach (North Coogee) and Sth Fremantle Email: [email protected] Not off into the sunset?

by STEVE GRANT When she announced the decision on her Facebook THE South Beach Sunset page, which has more than Markets look like getting 25,000 followers, it’d be fair a reprieve after operator to say the council copped a Georgie Adeane was told pasting. by Fremantle council “The most stagnant and they wouldn’t be allowed self-serving council in WA,” to run this summer. thundered Kelly McManus. “They really know how With Ms Adeane’s licence to stuff things up, come due to expire next month, on it’s a great evening and council officers told her we all look forward to it,” earlier this week that under fellow follower Michael the city’s Covid recovery Pritchard added. plan, she was to be treated “Whoever made this call as a pop-up event and as is a muppet,” … and we such wouldn’t be allowed to could go on. compete against bricks and But south ward mortar businesses. • Continued page 5

• Saroor restaurateur Sid Satnam, councillor Marija Vujcic and the Free Spirit Dance and Wellness dancers prepare for the Bleeding first South Fremantle Festival of Lights.Photo by Steve Grant for equality they’ll be able to afford by KELLY WARDEN pads and tampons each month, many Shining light YOUNG girls are being from underprivileged forced to wear tampons backgrounds are being by STEVE GRANT councillor Marija Vujcic a non-profit organisation to Covid-safe plan to meet for two days or steal forced into drastic action got to chatting with Saroor run the festival. WA Health Department GIVEN the gloomy year socks from laundromats because they simply don’t Indian restaurateur Satnam Cr Vujcic said 15 local guidelines but says being because of WA’s have the money. 2020 has turned out to be, (Sid) Sidhu about business businesses put money able to close off four street “I met this young girl it seems appropriate that during Covid-19. into the kitty, but it was blocks made it feasible. chronic rates of “period poverty”. late last year who was South Fremantle’s bright Cr Vujcic said after the response from local “It might not have a experiencing homelessness emergence from Covid-19 premier Mark McGowan community organisations crowded festival feel, but Charity groups say at the age of 14 due to will be highlighted by a ordered the state’s ‘soft which was truly it will still have its own that while most women family violence… she celebration dedicated to lockdown’ in late March, overwhelming. festival feel,” Cr Vujcic said. take it for granted • Continued page 5 businesses in her ward Mr Satnam said Saroor the “victory of light over were doing it tough, but as Bollywood survived Covid by ramping darkness”. restrictions eased she saw up its takeaways, and in Next Sunday November an opportunity. “We’ve got Bollywood the last few months trade 1, South Terrace will be “One night I was performers, Portuguese, in South Fremantle had Get musos humming closed to traffic for the Aboriginal performers from walking by Saroor in July really picked up. Cafes and FOLLOWING a sell-out classical musos get back inaugural South Fremantle or early August and things the Clontarf Foundation, restaurants are packed, Festival of Lights from 11am were looking up and I said South American tango while the Herald can report concert of his Fremantle on stage. to 10pm. ‘are we doing Diwali’ and and salsa, the Free Spirit having to circle once or Chamber Orchestra at Chapman is the former An annual Festival of suggested we should shut bellydancers, Croatian twice for a parking spot just St Patrick’s Basilica last head of music at St Hilda’s Lights, or Diwali, is an down the street and have a singers, we’ve got the CBC to pick up a takeaway. Saturday, cellist Hans Anglican School for Girls in Indian tradition which party,” Cr Vujcic said. jazz band, the Fremantle Cr Vujcic said there Hug has joined forces Mosman Park. celebrates new beginnings Other businesses along Sailing Club’s pipes and would be street stalls and with organist/pianist The pair’s Romantic and the triumph of good the strip were eager to get drummers – and no one is food vans running during Tim Chapman for a Baroque concerts kick off over evil. involved, so the pair set getting paid,” she said. the day, and she plans for “tour” of five concerts tomorrow (Sunday October She’s just spent three 25) at St John’s Anglican South Freo’s version up the South Fremantle the community association to raise funds to help came about as local Community Association as days putting together a to run two festivals a year. • Continued page 5 Join the SOS PROGRAM and support a local school every time you shop at Gilbert’s Fresh. We donate 1% of the total spent by you to your nominated school. It’s so easy!

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Page 2 - The Herald, Saturday October 24, 2020 www.fremantleherald.com Waterwise Policies on Verges and Pool Covers

Council at its meeting held on 20 October 2020 resolved to advertise two new draft policies, designed to preserve the Town’s precious water resources: • Waterwise Verge Policy • Waterwise Pool and Spa Cover Policy for public comment. The Town invites interested parties to read the draft policies, which can • Merfolk and other folk gathered under the Fremantle Traffic Bridge to call on the McGowan government be downloaded from Council’s website www.eastfremantle.wa.gov.au or to pause its proposed alignment of a new bridge, which would see this one demolished. picked up from the Council offi ce, and provide any feedback before the Photos by Duncan Wright closing date of 20 November 2020. Written comments to be addressed to PO Box 1097 Fremantle 6959 or emailed to [email protected]

GARY TUFFIN Merfolk make a Chief Executive Offi cer

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A QUICK-FIRE protest Come along to my mobile office and let me against current plans to replace the Fremantle Traffic know about the issues that concern you Bridge had a mystical touch to it on Sunday. WHEN: 1:00 - 2:30pm, Sunday 25 October The colourful gathering of WHERE: Cockburn Spring Fair, mostly Fremantle residents Manning Park, Hamilton Hill at the base of the bridge on N Warrall Park also boasted a large contingent of local Merfolk, styled off the men’s mental health calendar recently featured in the Herald (“Brad’s our Mr May-or,” Herald, September 2, [email protected] 2020). simonemcgurk.com.au Simone McGurk MLA Residents held signs reading Pause the Bridge and Our Authorised by Simone McGurk, Shop 2, 8-12 Market St, Fremantle Bridge, Our Say. Roe 8 campaign.” Main Roads was due to Alignment North Fremantle resident meet with local stakeholders Keeping WA Safe and Strong Greg Dale lives in nearby yesterday (Friday, October 23) to The protest was organised by apartments and said Main discuss their concerns. the Better Bridge Community Road’s alignment would Campaign which says Main give him an unwanted new Road’s proposed alignment, neighbour. ALCOA’S KWINANA REFINERY which will mean demolishing “It will be four metres Mermen a hit the existing structure, lacks away from our bedrooms,” he Meanwhile, free-diver Tania SEEKING A LOCAL CATERER proper consultation, doesn’t said. “It’s a lovely vista being Douthwaite’s Mermantle recognise the old bridge’s destroyed. calendar has been selling like significance and has design “It will ruin the last park the hotcakes since being featured flaws that will negatively affect council owns on the river,” Mr in the Chook. The lure of a residents in North Fremantle. Dale said. bare-chested mayor Brad Campaign organiser and Campaigner and event Pettitt sporting a dashing tail White Gum Valley resident organiser Kavi Guppta said has seen the first run sell out Rebecca Clarkson said given Main Road’s plan to leave 19 even before the official public the event was organised just metres of the original bridge for launch. Ms Douthwaite is using three days prior, she was thrilled heritage purposes was a “token money raised from the calendar with the turnout, particularly gesture”. to help young men experience the effort that had gone into the “The bridge is a heritage- free-diving, which she says is a mermaid costumes. listed asset,” Mr Guppta said. wonderful way to connect with “You don’t just want to do a “Why destroy it.” nature and raise their mental protest. You want to have a bit Fremantle mayor Brad wellbeing. She’s got the second of a party with it,” Ms Clarkson Pettitt attended the protest to print run ready to go and will be said. give his support: “It was good holding the public launch this “We want them to stop the to see this level of community Thursday November 29 at the project and to go back out and engagement,” Dr Pettitt said. Moore’s Building from 5-9pm. listen and have a dialogue “I am keen to work with the If you can’t make that, get about the design and where it’s state government on another your hands on a copy at www. located. alternative to the current plans bluebackfreedivingandyoga.com “The last thing we want is a for the bridge.”

communities, Alcoa’s Kwinana Refi nery Urban Streetscape and Public Realm Style Guide 1200 onsite employees and contractors. We have a fully equipped onsite commercial kitchen and are looking for an experienced local provider to Council at its meeting held on 20 October 2020 resolved to advertise its draft Urban Streetscape deliver freshly prepared meals, drinks and snacks and Public Realm Style Guide for public information and comment. fi ve days a week on a three year contract. Residents who would like to fi nd out more about the Guide can attend a drop-in session where S staff will be available to answer their questions; and Wagerup refi neries. Venue: East Fremantle Town Hall Date: Thursday 29 October 2020 Register your interest by 4 November 2020 Time: 4pm to 8pm by contacting Ava Rabinski at [email protected] The Guide will also be available in hard copy at the Town Hall or can be accessed online at 9316 5110 for further information. www.eastfremantle.wa.gov.au/consultations/. To learn more about Alcoa, Written comments in relation to the Guide should be submitted by Friday 27 November 2020, visit our website: www.alcoa.com/australia addressed to PO Box 1097 Fremantle 6959 or emailed to [email protected] marked Urban Streetscape and Public Realm Style Guide. GARY TUFFIN Chief Executive Offi cer www.fremantleherald.com The Herald, Saturday October 24, 2020 - Page 3 f JobMaker to benefi t the young herald letters Additionally, the new employee must have received government support such as JobSeeker for at least one month out B-grade of the previous three, and must work at least 20 hours per week in the new job. decisions The Paper That Lives Here An important point that has potential est. 1989 to be widely misunderstood by RE the Victoria Quay Newspaper House employers is that a business cannot Development: Are we 37-45 Cliff Street Fremantle WA 6160 receive the new JobMaker credits really proposing to erect PO Box 85 if it currently receives JobKeeper warehouse-like structures North Fremantle, WA 6159 assistance. on the harbour without real Ph: 9430 7727 by Mark Douglas FCPA Labor have criticised the plan as consultation of the residents Fax: 9430 7726 Managing Partner of Francis A Jones [email protected] being exclusive of older Australians and the general public who www.fremantleherald.com www.faj.com.au with almost a million jobless people love our port. over the age of 35 being ineligible. Publisher: The Herald What about considering that Publishing Co. Pty Ltd ast week the Government passed The Greens and various unions have Editor-in-chief: Andrew Smith legislation to give effect to questioned whether employers could dreadful eyesore, the South Directors: budget announcements reducing sack one older worker, employ two new Fremantle Power House, as a Andrew Smith & Pip Thomson L film industry headquarters? ACN: 009 416 620 personal tax, allowing company ones and not breach the requirements. loss carry back provisions, enabling It would keep a number of research and development changes and our many unemployed in the EDITORIAL allowing full expensing of depreciating There’s a concern that restoration process and certainly [email protected] has surrounding space that is not Andrew Smith assets. There was little opposition to Editor: when the scheme ends available in the harbour area. these measures that are designed to Chief of Staff & Production after 12 months there’ll be Trish Bevan Editor: Steve Grant kick start the economy. a temptation to terminate Via email I’m surprised he didn’t the City of SubMelville Editor: Stephen continues Pollock Legislation was also introduced The Ed says: It is disgraceful complain about the crowd noise. to disregardJournalists: residents and for the $4 billion felicitously titled the new employees once that the McGowan government is Aaron needs to check his ratepayers Davidin its Bell, handling of the JobMaker scheme. Although Labor funding stops. ploughing ahead with this process privilege and be thankful that cricket at BertStephen Jeffrey. Pollock, have said they will back the bill, there’s without a single state politician he can actually afford to go to a Its plansMatthew for a whoppingEeles no doubt it will be heavily scrutinised Additionally there’s a concern that or bureaucrat asking the residents footy game at Optus Stadium - $400,000 amenitiesStory Deadline: building Tues noon have ignored reasonable objections by in the Senate. when the scheme ends after 12 months of Fremantle if they really want and not complain about it. ADMINISTRATION The JobMaker scheme offers there’ll be a temptation to terminate the 30-metre sheds surrounded by It costs almost $70 for one residents overBusiness decreased Director: flora, employers a weekly benefi t for new employees once funding stops. ringlock fences blighting their adult to go to an Eagles game. graffiti, childBryan Zemuniksafety, litter, and historic quay. The Herald now hears Something most can’t afford. drug use. employing younger workers. Its With data showing that workers in ADVERTISING intention is to cautiously move from their 20s have recently suffered the the number of interested film parties On the rare occasion that The City’s latest ploy? BacktrackingSales on Manager: the boundary. Fiona West protecting jobs to generating new jobs. biggest job losses, I understand the has grown to eight - the lure of those I go to a game, I want all the fi [email protected] Businesses will receive $200 per focus on getting young people back millions, eh? But beware the empty entertainment I can get and Despite Phoneclaiming 0432 648 since 558 2017 I congratulate the AFL for that the Applecross Cricket week for each new worker aged 16 to to work. But it really is a shame the power station; Broken Hill council Display Advertising: attempting to provide a little Club requiredFiona a West, 68-metre Alex Alamango 29 years, or $100 per week for new scheme was not made available at some dropped millions in its dream of more bang for your buck. boundary, the city recently (and employees aged 30 to 35 years. level to employees of any age. The 60 a film studio in its old one, while Features Manager: disproving the old “build it and they Perhaps Aaron should find remarkably)Fiona revised West its estimates There’s some protections included to plus group featured in the jobless stats will come” balderdash. his nearest RSL Hall to watch to only 60m.Ad Copy Control: discourage employers from displacing long before the pandemic came along. games next season. I’m sure This cameJulie after Rainbow a GIS older workers and replacing them with If you are eligible to receive the he would find a much more consultant Tradesdrawing & Services presented: younger workers. For example the JobMaker Hiring Credit, you’ll be accommodating atmosphere at the AugustBryan 4 Zemunikagenda briefing employee must be in an additional job able to apply online from 7 December. It’s gone to there. forum showedCLASSIFIEDS the existing that is created from 7 October 2020. Claims are paid quarterly in arrears, Matthew Eeles boundary couldJulie Rainbow not safely To demonstrate this there must be an so the fi rst payment is unlikely to be the dogs Atwell [email protected] the children’s increase to payroll costs and total head received until at least February playgroundDeadline: and usersMon 5pm – count of employees. next year. IT would have been nice including children, dog walkers, if your front-page article Profligate runners, andPRODUCTION amateur sporting This is general information that is not personal fi nancial, investment or taxation advice, and does not take into account your Production Manager: on dogs on the beach was players. Matthew Eeles personal circumstances. Do not act based on this information without fi rst obtaining the advice of a suitably qualifi ed professional. However, even the drawing less one-sided and was fact council Graphic Design: checked. of the 60m Nibhaboundary Mehra, Helena with Tay the AS a Fremantle ratepayer I 20m minimum safety buffer These beaches in question required showsACCOUNTS that both have historically been no am disappointed at the latest the amenitiesDirector: building Christine and Smith dogs whatsoever as this is a act of irresponsibility by the playgroundAdmin: cannot Admin: be fitted conservation area. mayor and councillors of the outside theLindsay safety Martin buffer zone at In Dec 2016 the council City of Fremantle . the BJP. decided to allow doga on a DISTRIBUTION After sending Fremantle If the ACCManager: requires merely leash with little or no notice or deeply into debt building a new a 60m playingStephanie field, Campbell the city ALL SOLD consultation. Taj Mahal for our governing should investigateThank you to other the many venues. locals There has been constant Why notwho Shirley deliver the Strickland Perth Voice body, we now find that their every week! abuse of this concession and on profligate behaviour has reached Reserve, where ACC has its a daily basis dogs are running new heights. clubrooms?WEBSITE Or Tompkins Park, free, defecating, jumping up and Due to insufficient, if any, where the ACC was to be annoying beachgoers, chasing & SOCIAL MEDIA forward planning, and facing accommodatedOnline originally?Producer: seabirds and tearing in and out a huge empty space, the city This is inMatthew addition Eeles to club’s of the dunes. has now offered the jewel in the already privilegedfremantleherald.com access to There have been untold crown, an 828sqm entertainment Winthrop Park, Troy Park and complaints of unruly and venue in the new civic Shirley StricklandWe publish theReserve. Fremantle aggressive dogs. Herald every weekend which Are you thinking of relocating? precinct, to a new tenant with 10 Please hearcarries out local theand regional true There has been a two- years – yes 10 years – FREE rent, underdogs,news and and save advertising. Bert Jeffrey year public consultation with plus the city are paying for the as a green space for community Sell your home with MGP and numerous public meetings fit out, as you would. use. and discussions with the final Contrary to earlier promises Sport is Fremantleimportant, Area: andBeaconsfi so eld, are we will act as your buyer’s agent outcome reported by council to we – the restEast of Fremantle, the community. Fremantle, to inject new life into Fremantle Hilton, North Fremantle, be overwhelmingly and strongly by excluding current Fremantle Danie Kam with no charge. against continuing to allow dogs O’Connor, Samson, South business interests, the city has MurdochBeach (North Coogee), South on these beaches. found a business operating 500 Fremantle, White Gum Valley It is also possible that the We look after our clients metres away to take up the new Cockburn Area: Coogee, council acted against federal law space. Coolbellup, Hamilton Hill, in the first place to allow dogs on With apologies to Mr Orwell, Port Coogee (North Coogee) in a different way. these beaches. Let sleepingSpearwood Street Press: it’s all a bit “2 legs good, 4 legs Atwell, Aubin Grove, Bibra After the changes on October better”. 21, 40 per cent of Cockburn’s Lake, Beeliar, Hammond Park, After selling off all the good dogsHenderson lie, Jandakot, Munster, beaches will remain accessible income-producing properties North Lake, South Lake, to dogs, these are lovely clean in Fremantle, the city are now IN responseSuccess, to Wattleup,the article Yangebup in beaches – not as described in giving them away; I cannot last weeks paper regardingAlfred Cove, Your local Real Estate and your article. Melville Area: believe it. “Amno Whammo”.Applecross, Ardross, Attadale, Wayne Garrard Anthony Brown Being a Bicton,dog ownerBooragoon, myself, Brentwood, Property Specialists via email Fremantle Melville, Mount Pleasant I am sure theMyaree, dog Palmyra, owners Bateman, The Ed says: As we reported mentionedBull may Creek, be Kardinya, very Murdoch, last week, the 10-year rent free responsibleWillagee, with Winthroptheir dogs but Keep footy period was something sought by I would likeStreet to pointPress: Leeming out, not the proposed operator which the everyone is.*Some areas delivered fortnightly. council is hoping to negotiate back It is my experience on my Make it Happen. Total Fremantle Herald pumping to something more in its favour. The regular visitscirculation: to the very same proponent is also offering to pay all beach (minus my dog), dogs KEEP it down, folks. Aaron costs of the fit out. can often be50,148 seen running is here. freely without anyMarch restraint 2020* In last weekend’s Thinking despite signageWe also publishsaying the Perththe Voice, Allowed (“WAFL or plain contrary. which is letterbox-delivered to AwFL,” Herald, October 17, It’s our park Familieshomes on andan businessesinnocent throughout day Call James 2020) the Herald’s new footy out at the beachPerth’s inner-northern do not want suburbs to (Leederville, Perth, Mt Lawley, etc) writer complained that going WHAT do Gerard Butler, be approached or threatened 0447 120 125 to Optus Stadium was “close to Gideon, and Bert Jeffrey Park by numerousTotal dogs Voice circulation: off lead, nor unbearable”. have in common? A small but witness dog fights, nor do they There should be no flickering vocal 300-strong army. want to stand16,429 in their excrement. www.mgpproperty.com.au Let sleeping Marchdogs 2020* lie or go to lights to celebrate goals, no loud Yet despite multiple petitions the designated dog beaches. speakers and no video screens, spanning this number of according to Senzio. Sandra Hemsworth signatures over four long years, Howick Ct, Coogee Page 4 - The Herald, Saturday October 24, 2020 fm www.fremantleherald.com No sunset? Period poverty • From page 1 Late last year the city suggested councillor Andrew Sullivan said putting the licence out to tender after he and mayor Brad Pettitt but that was stalled by Covid-19. met with staff on Tuesday, an at chronic levels item is being rushed through to Daunting this Wednesday’s full council • From page 1 affected by Covid,” she said. works, and which model could be meeting. It had originally been Ms Adeane says having to was stealing socks out of a “We only collected about 65,000 effectively delivered in WA.” scheduled for next month’s compete against other businesses laundromat to be able to deal with packets of pads and tampons; Liberal leader Liza Harvey operations committee, but for a concept she “thought of, her period,” Share the Dignity our charities had requested about didn’t respond, but as women’s that wouldn’t have given Ms created and worked hard to founder Rochelle Courtenay told 173,000.” interests minister in 2015, she was Adeane sufficient time to run any achieve” was daunting and unfair. the Herald. The Victorian Labor state unrepentant when an Indigenous festivals before Christmas. Cr The former councillor said Ms Courtenay said the charity government established a $20.7 woman in Coolgardie was fined Sullivan says he feels the markets she was heartened by the “huge had handed out 2.7 million period million program in 2019 to $500 for stealing a box of tampons. will get the go-ahead given the community support” she’d products to shelters, refuges, provide period product dispensing “Stealing of any kind is huge outcry. received this week. community centres, remote machines in all government a serious offence which the He said the council’s Covid “I feel strongly that things Aboriginal communities, schools primary and high schools across community has no tolerance plan was intended to protect started to go wrong when South and hospitals across Australia for, and this government bricks and mortar businesses Beach Sunset Market was changed since it started in 2015, but the doesn’t apologise for handing who paid rates, but his belief is from being categorised as a biggest demand was in the mining out swift punishment of actual that overall the markets would ‘market’ to an ‘event’,” she said. boom state. ‘We only collected consequences,” she said at the bring enough people into South “This put the market in the “One of our volunteers in about 65,000 packets time. Fremantle to benefit most same standing as the Beer Festival WA told me that when we put a WA Law Society president businesses, even restaurants that or other expensive gated events vending machine into a school, of pads and tampons; Elizabeth Needham had a different would pick up the overflow. where patrons pay a hefty entry one of the girls there talked about our charities had take: “Given what she took, it’s “These places are largely full fee and the organisers make large leaving a tampon in for two days a stark example of it being for on a Saturday night, and you amounts of money. because she didn’t have another requested about reasons of poverty,” she tole The can’t really get fuller than full,” “In contrast the market is a option”. Guardian Australia. he joked. free community event where the Ms Courtenay says a Pink 173,000’ Ms Courtenay says period But Cr Sullivan said the city overheads are high and I try to Box vending machine installed at poverty is even more crippling in had also been subsidising Ms keep stallholder fees low so that Royal Perth Hospital dispenses the state after making it an election remote areas where freight costs Adeane’s electricity costs to they can make a living.” over 500 products a month, pledge. and a lack of competition pushes the tune of $30,000 a year, and She says if overheads go up, making it “the most used vending With WA’s state election prices sky-high. he says other businesses not the markets won’t survive and machine we have in Australia”. looming, the Herald reached out A mother of two daughters receiving that sort of support vendors and the community will Last year a South Australian to both major parties to see what who have endometriosis which might find it unfair. miss out. report titled “Leave No One plans they had to tackle period can make their periods heavier Behind” investigated the impacts poverty. and more painful, she says the of poverty on young people. “Girls Women’s interests minister $50 she has to spend a month Humming musos told us about missing school Simone McGurk said the would be closer to $100 – or even because they couldn’t afford McGowan Labor government was higher – in a remote Indigenous • From page 1 hummable melodies which were sanitary products,” the report making plans for a similar scheme. community. Church in Fremantle in Kings expressive and deeply touching. details. “If need for these items is not Ms Courtenay said her charity Square from 3pm. The concerts feature famous Share the Dignity provides being met by existing service would welcome WA government A period of rich polyphonic composers such as Vivaldi, Handel donations to the Fremantle PCYC providers, governments clearly support, which would help it keep music where several tunes and Bach and lesser known works in Hilton (it also receives direct have a role to ensure women and afloat. intertwine, Romantic Baroque is by Rubino, Cervetto and Lully. contributions from donors) girls’ basic needs are being met,” “I’d love to see all education also famous for its fugues, where Watch out for further details on but Ms Courtenay says the Ms McGurk said. departments roll out free sanitary the same tune starts at different the tour’s following four concerts, Covid-19 pandemic had hit her “The state government has items in schools because then times and overlaps. which will be held in various organisation’s fundraising hard. been looking at schemes in other that’s one area we don’t need to It was also a time a time of churches around Perth. “Our March drive was severely jurisdictions to determine what worry about.”

24 – 30 October 2020

Have your say Purpose: To prohibit Dick Lawrence Oval playspace renewal 1. flying motorised model airplanes, helicopters, drones or other We’re planning to replace the playspace at Dick Lawrence Oval similar remotely piloted devices on or over Monument Hill and we’re seeking your input to help design this space. Reserve without a permit from the City of Fremantle; and Share your thoughts at 2. riding a bicycle, a skateboard, rollerblades, a sandboard or a mysay.fremantle.wa.gov.au/dick-lawrence or come to the similar device on any of the monuments, or their surrounding drop-in session on Saturday 31 October, any time between bases, on Monument Hill Reserve. 10am and 12noon at the current playspace (Dick Lawrence Oval, Effect: The effect of the determination is to maintain Monument Shepherd Street). The renewal is part of the City’s playspace Hill Reserve as an area for remembrance and quiet solitude and renewal program. Share your ideas by Sunday 15 November to protect the monuments from potential damage. 2020. Copies of the proposed determination are available at mysay. Kings Square: what’s in a name? Round House draft conservation management plan fremantle.wa.gov.au or from the customer service centre. A draft conservation management plan (CMP) has been As part of our preparations for the opening of the new Submissions close 5pm, Tuesday 17 November 2020 and can be prepared for the Round House, and we invite your feedback. historic heart of Fremantle, we’re exploring the possibility made at mysay.fremantle.wa.gov.au, of renaming the space known as ‘Kings Square’ within the Read the CMP at mysay.fremantle.wa.gov.au/roundhouse or [email protected] or mailed to the Chief Fremantle city centre. at the Round House or Fremantle History Centre (Fremantle Executive Officer, City of Fremantle, PO Box 807 Fremantle 6959. Library). Comments close Sunday 8 November 2020. Right now we’re seeking additional name suggestions to Local Government Act 1995 - proposed local include in this process, and later this year everyone will have Planning proposal: 76 Knutsford Street, Fremantle government property amendment local law the opportunity to share their thoughts on the current name, Planning and Development Act 2005 (as amended) We are seeking comments on a proposal to create a City of Fre Whadjuk Nyoongar names already put forward, and other We are seeking comments on a development application for Fremantle Local Government Property Amendment Local Law suitable suggestions received. a five storey mixed use development at 76 Knutsford Street, 2020: Fremantle (DAP006/20). Visit mysay.fremantle.wa.gov.au/ks-name or submit an idea Purpose: to provide for the regulation, control and management card at: Fremantle Visitor Centre, Fremantle Library, City of A drop-in community information session will be held Tuesday of activities and facilities on all local government property within Fremantle customer service desk, Fremantle Leisure Centre, 20 October, between 5.30 and 6pm in the Multipurpose Room the district. The Meeting Place or Fremantle PCYC. Submit your idea (first floor at the City’s admin building, Fremantle Oval, 70 Parry Effect: To establish the requirements with which any person before Sunday 1 November. Street Fremantle). using or being on all local government property within the View the proposed plans and comment at district, must comply. mysay.fremantle.wa.gov.au Upcoming meetings before 5pm, Monday 2 November. Copies of the proposed amendment local law are available at You can also hand in a submission to the customer service Council and committee agendas and minutes are available at mysay.fremantle.wa.gov.au or from the customer service centre, email [email protected] or post to PO Box fremantle.wa.gov.au/agendas centre. 807 Fremantle WA 6959. Ordinary council Submissions close 5pm, Wednesday 9 December 2020 and can Local government property local law – Activities Wednesday 28 October, 6pm at North Fremantle Community be made at mysay.fremantle.wa.gov.au, on Monument Hill Reserve determination: Hall. [email protected] or mailed to the Chief In accordance with s2.8(1)(b) and (j) of the City of Fremantle Executive Officer, City of Fremantle, PO Box 807 Fremantle 6959. Precincts Local Government Property Local Law the finance, policy, Gibson Park: Tuesday 27 October, 7pm at East Fremantle operations and legislation committee resolved to adopt a Primary School (library), Fremantle. determination: Philip St John, Chief Executive Officer

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SPECIALfrom $169 Narrogin. homelessness ringing in their ears: “They’re trying to kill me,” she said of the Ms Thorne was a long-term member of department. $239 Fremantle council’s Aboriginal Reference She survived the illness, but never SERVICE & SAFETY CHECK Group and Walyalup Reconciliation recovered her former vitality and Includes oil & oil fi lter Group, and was credited with providing was moved quietly to a unit near her the Noongar name for Booyeembara Park birthplace in Narrogin. (of the limestone hills) as part of its initial Mayor Brad Pettitt described Ms • Servicing All Makes & Models • Cooling Systems advisory committee. Passionate about Thorne as a “kind and generous” • Log Book Servicing • General Repairs turning the park into a meeting ground • Brakes • Tyres Noongar leader. for reconciliation, she co-ordinated the • Clutches • Batteries “She played a major role in opening ceremony in 2000 as well as reconciliation in Fremantle and as we FREE oil, water andPLEASE tyre CALL check! TO BOOK providing the Welcome to Country. enjoy places like Boo Park we will always “In the year 2000, Booyeembara Park be in debt to her thoughtful advice. Bryan 0409 292 034 was born again, and this time as a park “What drove her was helping others 9430 5000 for all cultures,” Ms Thorne said at a and finding housing for others in the Unit 5/21 Emplacement Crescent, Hamilton Hill healing ceremony at the base of the park’s [email protected] Car available www.jensenautoexpress.com.au community, so it was tragic she was limestone ridge. forced out of Fremantle because she was made homeless.” Preserving culture Dr Pettitt said that following her In 2012 Ms Thorne won the City funeral in Narrogin, he hoped a local celebration would be held to honour her ManuresSheep Manure,Cow Manure, of Fremantle heritage award for • Marie Thorne Chicken Manure, Multi-Mix Manure an individual. Over the years she contribution to Fremantle. participated in numerous initiatives aimed at exploring, preserving and Mulches promoting Indigenous culture; of Water Saver Mulch, Karri & Peat Mulch, particular note were Walyalup Dreaming Pine Bark Mulch, Mushroom Compost Quarry centre auction Manure & Mulch which involved bringing together fragments of Noongar Dreaming stories THE on/off sale of the Fremantle council’s selling the site for a Baugruppen co-op. Snip out and place on your fridge for the first time, and the creation of a old youth and childcare centres on That failed to get traction when huge banner which the council used for Quarry Street is on again, with the sites interested groups couldn’t convince the ✁ SoilSoil Conditioner, MixesPotting Mix 36Lt, Wood years to graphically show the length set to go up for auction. council to drop a requirement that the site be purchased outright before development. Products, Specialty Mixes available on request of Aboriginal occupation in Australia The site is a key interface between the Since then the council has demolished the compared to Europeans. CBD and Fremantle Park, but two previous youth centre and initiated an amalgamation 40 Litre Bags In 2014 Ms Thorne was named WA attempts to sell them for medium-density of three lots, due to be approved by the Mix & Match NAIDOC’s female elder of the year for housing have failed. SHEEP MANURE WAPC some time this month. her advocacy for homeless people. In December 2013 the council offered 10 Bag Combo LARGE 70ltr BAGS A report to the council’s finance Ironically, the award was sponsored to sell the site to a developer friend of from $90 10 Bags $110 committee last week said there had been by Homeswest, which evicted Ms Thorne mayor Brad Pettitt, pushing through strong interest from developers looking to from her own home a year later following a quick deal so he could apply for tax build townhouses. FREE HOME DELIVERY a spate of complaints from neighbours credits on affordable housing - so quick its Put the magic in your garden “The reasoning behind this preference is about the elder’s unruly visitors. publicly released business plan contained a recent flood in the market in unit options Her eviction sparked outrage amongst misleading information. a swag of local, state and federal and a lot of interest from current unit Ph: Manure Magic ORDER But the NRAS affordable housing owners wanting to upgrade to larger, yet ONLINE politicians and community leaders who’d scheme was abolished before Mr Moriarty easy to maintain homes,” the report said. 0427 999 961 worked alongside her for decades, many could get funding, so the council tried www.manuremagic.com.au of them provided letters of support Having Diffi culty on the Stairs? Maintain your independence, let Acorn Stairlifts keep you safe to enjoy your freedom!

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by STEVE GRANT the reserve and sparked the remotely piloted devices”, but current review after what she Cr Sullivan successfully moved FREMANTLE council is says has been pretty thoughtless to rope in a ban on skaters and poised to crack down on behaviour by drone operators rollerbladers from going near the 20-70% drones, bikes, skateboards and others trying out their monuments. * and rollerblades at super-fast remote-controlled cars A staff report said the plan Monument Hill. for the first time. wan’t to ban drones completely. “The use of motorised model Last week the council’s OFF Tangled airplanes, helicopters, drones or policy and legislation committee other similar remotely piloted approved a plan to force drone Ms Green told the Herald devices on or over Monument 3 DAYS ONLY users to obtain a permit before an elderly woman was almost Hill may be useful or necessary flying over the monument, knocked off her feet recently for photography or filming Starts Friday 30th October noting the site is specifically set when the three small dogs she purposed and the City wants to aside for remembrance and quiet was walking reacted to a noisy be able to accommodate these • Conditions apply: in-store sale solitude. remote-controlled car that uses by permitting the activity only, no lay-bys or rainchecks. Skateboarders and bike riders strayed too close and tangled her by qualified and conscientious Loyalty points cannot be accrued would be forbidden from going legs in their leads. pilots, during periods of time or used. on the hill’s monuments or their With a view that takes in considered appropriate by the Discounts do not apply to; Lego, bases; particularly because of the whole park and having City,” the report said. Instant Fun, trampolines, swing the damage their “grinding” can seen many near misses, she The council was itself in hot sets and already discounted cause to concrete steps. says its also miraculous some water in 2018 when it hired stock. Not in conjunction with Sydney council has fought nitwit with a new drone hasn’t a drone operator to cover the any other offer. a decades-long battle against hospitalised any of the park’s Anzac Day dawn service on the skaters on its Anzac War picnickers. hill; its buzzing interrupted the Memorial and Pool of Reflection. Ms Green praised councillor respectful silences and angered Its rangers can fine the skaters Andrew Sullivan’s involvement many in the crowd. $110 if they stray too close and in beefing up the local law after A spokesperson for the have been known to chase and she took him for a tour of the council said remote-controlled Bush Fires Act 1954 tackle them to get the point hill. cars weren’t covered by the across. Council staff initially proposed bylaw, but could be Metropolitan Fire District Former council candidate recommended only the permits if it came up during public Claudia Green lives opposite for drones and “other similar consultation.

Notice to All Owners and/or Occupiers of Land in East Fremantle Pursuant to the powers contained in Section 33 of the above Act, you are Ship crews quarantined hereby required on or before 30th day of November, each year or within fourteen days of the date of you becoming owner or occupier should this by STEVE GRANT advised that there is no risk to Earlier in the week it was be after the 30th day of November each year, to clear fl ammable matter the community as a result of revealed two Australian from the land in accordance with the following requirements. EIGHT crew from a bulk these ships being in port,” Mr members of the Al Messilah a) Land having an area of fi fteen hundred (1,500) square metres carrier docked in Fremantle Leatt-Hayter said. crew had been permitted to or less have been put into “The vessels are in secure leave the ship, with one catching quarantine, with the city’s areas and WA Police are a plane over east and the other The owner or occupier is to remove all the fl ammable matter from port becoming a gateway for ensuring nobody can disembark driving down south to self- the whole of the property, except living trees, shrubs, plants under without clearance by the health isolate, before the virus had been cultivation and lawns, by slashing or mowing to a height of not more Covid-19. department, in which case they detected on board. than 100 millimetres or otherwise to the satisfaction of Council or an Two of the crew had would be transferred for medical Both have since tested authorised offi cer. confirmed cases of the treatment or isolation.” negative. coronavirus, adding to the 24 b) Land having an area of fi fteen hundred (1,500) square metres from the livestock carrier Al or more Messilah who are also in hotel i. Clear fi rebreaks of a minimum width of three (3) metres inside all quarantine and one of their external boundaries of the land and all buildings situated on the shipmates who was transferred Watch the birdie land, by ploughing, cultivating or scarifying; or to hospital as his condition deteriorated on Thursday. ART, nature and science have able to monitor the comings ii. Mow/slash the whole of the land. The height of vegetation “He is 35 years of age, he’s and goings of the shorebirds. thereafter must not exceed one hundred (100) millimetres over in Royal Perth Hospital in a come together in the latest exhibition at the Nyisztor On Wednesday Melville the entire area of the land, as far as reasonably practicable as negative pressure room as we determined by the authorised offi cer. Studio in Melville. council agreed to include the speak,” premier Mark McGowan sanctuary in a master plan for said at a press conference. Overwintering: Summer on Once installed, the fi rebreak must be maintained up to and including the the area. 31st day of March each year. the Swan is a collaboration Further south in Albany, Weak point between the Swan Estuary twitchers have told the Herald If it is considered to be impractical for any reason to clear fi rebreaks as Reserves Action Group and mutton birds are dropping required by this notice, you may apply to the Town or its duly authorised The premier has admitted the Printmakers Association of from the sky because there’s offi cer not later than the 2nd day of November each year for permission Fremantle’s port is a weak WA to produce an exhibition no longer enough food to provide fi rebreaks in alternative positions on the land. If the Town, or its point in the state’s hard border; of original works related tot he on their intercontinental duly authorised offi cer does not grant permission, you shall comply with he wants prime minister importance of the estuary to migration and they’re the requirements of this notice. Scott Morrison to take action migratory birds. exhausted by the time they get against international shipping Some of the shorebirds are here. Over east mutton birds The penalty for failing to comply with this notice is a fi ne of not more companies to ensure they don’t currently arriving here from have plummeting headfirst than $5000 and a person in default is also liable, whether prosecuted send ships to WA with infected their breeding grounds in the into the ground and breaking or not, to pay the cost of performing the work directed in this notice crew. arctic. their poor necks. if it is not carried out by the owner or occupier by the date required Fremantle Ports CEO Chris The science bit is that SERAG Maybe don’t miss this by this notice. Leatt-Hayter said 16 crew is heavily involved in a proposal exhibition in case there’s NOTE: Burning is prohibited. No permits will be issued. remained on the Al Messilah to to get a bird sanctuary created no more left - it finishes ensure “safe manning” while it in Alfred Cove where scientists, tomorrow at Nyisztor at 391 By order of Town of East Fremantle was in port. twitchers and artists will be Canning Highway. “The health department has GARY TUFFIN Chief Executive Offi cer

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two and a resident caused by plans to build an amenity/changeroom for a cricket 200 Mliving in Murdoch. club (“Residents hit for six,” Herald, October 17, 2020), she FOR OVER 180 I wanted to share my outlines what she’s discovered about her community’s connection PROMOTIONAL thoughts on the development of to the park and how they’re being unfairly portrayed as anti-sport & INDEPENDENT an amenities building at a park when they just want to keep their precious green space local. RESTAURANT REVIEWS near my house that is due to FROM YOUR LOCAL commence soon. AREA SIMPLY SEARCH What I am against is the large from the community the council HERALD DINING I have been living in this amount of money being spent has since changed the boundary lovely suburb for 2.5 years. Be part of the Herald for a cricket club not from the requirements to only 50-60m. Dining Guide and be seen I bought my forever family local community. The council intends to build by thousands of online home for a number of reasons, The Applecross Cricket Club the amenities building right near readers every month. but one of the main reasons was Contact the Herald today for have other venues. the children’s playground. more information. the close proximity to a lovely, There have also been other They are also planning on shady park. suitable venues explored by the moving the children’s swing set PHONE Call Christine: 0452-364316 Me, my young children and council. to accommodate the building. 9430 7727 or contact Glyde Inn my dog use the park on a daily I am aware that a group I am not sure how they are basis. called Friends of Bert Jeffery planning on addressing the We often meet other locals Park have been contacting the safety issue due to the park there and have learnt through council for the past four years not meeting requirements but chatting to the local community with a number of concerns. I worry that they will cage the the importance of the park to the Despite this and petitions playground or move it. community. from residents, the voice of the I am not sure why the The park enriches the community has simply not been children’s playground needs to community and the lives of our heard. be impacted when the residents children in a significant way. of Murdoch are clearly against /repaircafefremantle I learnt from the Murdoch Money and power the building to begin with. community after moving in that If they do build, I would Repair Café Fremantle is a waste there has been a ‘battle’ going It is very hard to fight against think it would be better for local Repairs are made for on with the council for the past this when there are organisations park users if they built further management initiative which aims four years in relation to the now such as the Applecross Cricket away from existing children’s to reduce unnecessary waste going free with small cash very imminent plans to build an club (ACC) who have lots more facilities. to landfi ll by offering free repairs donations welcomed to amenities building at the park. money and power. It is my understanding that to broken household items, and The purpose of the amenities It is my understanding that in cover the cost of items Bert Jeffery Park is the second- encouraging and retaining repair building, which is costing rate all of the grant applications etc smallest active park in the City used by our repairers. payers half a million dollars, put forward by the council and of Melville. practices in the community. is to facilitate a space for the ACC that Bert Jeffery Park was The community feels that Household items that may be brought Held at Stackwood Applecross Cricket club to use selected for this development ratepayers’ money could be in for repair include clothing, small 10am-12pm for changing rooms etc. because the park was able to 10 Stack Street, Fremantle better spent on building a multi furniture, electrical appliances (only In the community’s attempt support a 68m boundary which use sporting hub at another those with an adapter to drop the to contact the media about this was a requirement previously. venue that can be suitable for Sunday 1 November 2020 previously it has been portrayed Through investigations many different sports. There voltage, or battery operated), bicycles, Sunday 6 December 2020 that we are against organised from the community it was have been numerous other and there is device help for phones, Sunday 7 February 2021 sports. discovered that the park can suitable venues considered by tablets and laptops. I support organised sports only accommodate a 60 metre the city. Phone Jo 0422 742 180 and in fact love seeing a boundary with no 20 metre Repair Café Fremantle is a community I genuinely appreciate you [email protected] children’s soccer group playing safety buffer. reading this and I hope that we organisation run by volunteers. at the park. Following communications can make some difference. End LIMITEDSunday TIMEMust ONLY! ANYSIZE FOR THE PRICE OF A

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by STEPHEN POLLOCK PERSISTENCE has paid off for Karrinyup author Maria Papas, who won the lucrative City of Fremantle Hungerford Award on Thursday – a decade after first making the shortlist. Papas pockets $15,000 and Fremantle opener Jake Carder in ominous form. a publishing contract with Fremantle Press for her winning manuscript I Belong to the Lake. The author submitted her novel just 20 minutes before entries Port back closed and hopes her win will inspire aspiring writers to not give up and keep plugging away. Fremantle Press publisher and in the game Hungerford judge Georgia Richter said this year’s winning novel was by DEANNA CORRIERI Scarborough and University, with moving, subtle and skilful. Carder as captain winning the • (l-r) Hungerford Award award-winner Maria Papas with shortlisted THE Port boys have started WACA player of the round with Leukaemia authors Sharron Booth and Joanna Morrison. Photo supplied the WA Premier Cricket league 120 runs and 3 wickets in one and with a strong beginning, top scoring with a 50 in another “I Belong to the Lake explores cancer and I wanted to write about winning 2 from 2. game. a family’s experience of childhood paediatric cancer in a way that leukaemia,” she says. honoured the very fragmented National team players Shaun Mr Davenport said it was How does one retain “It’s about the bond forged and often disorientating nature Marsh and Ashton Turner, along always exciting when the team by two teenagers hovering on in which such an experience is with WA openers Sam Whiteman was up against University. a sense of wonder the periphery of their siblings’ commonly lived,” Papas says. and Jake Carder, also joined the “Last time we played them at illness and it captures some of even in the midst of “What happens to siblings, for Fremantle Districts Cricket Club in the WACA was in the State 20/20 those unseen long-term changes example? How does one retain a their opening game of the premier final, which was a nail biter.” such heavy hospital wrought in families affected by sense of wonder even in the midst season down at Stevens Reserve. Mr Davenport said grounds cancer.” treatment? of such heavy hospital treatment? Club president David curator Pepi Camponovo had kept Set in Lake Clifton, just south of Can families impacted ever leave Davenport said it was good to see the pitches and outfield in superb Mandurah, the novel is told from the shock or trauma behind? These all the boys back on home soil. condition over winter, making the perspectives of Grace, a nurse, Papas said too often literature are the questions that kept me “Last Saturday, for the first time for great cricket now the warm who runs into Nate, a boy whose and cinema represented cancer going as I wrote.” in well over a decade we have weather’s kicking in. family lived nearby. as a neat trajectory or plot point Judged anonymously, the had all home-grown players in Fremantle has also welcomed The connection they had as – a disruption that was to be biennial Hungerford Award is in our premier game – they all came back Scorchers and Australian teenagers – both sidelined and overcome. its 30th year and is presented to an through our juniors at Stevens player Jhye Richardson from made to witness the progression “In our family we have had emerging WA writer for their first Reserve.” injury, playing his first game of their siblings’ leukaemia – is the very intimate experience of full-length, unpublished work of Fremantle won exciting and back last weekend as a specialty reaffirmed in adulthood. watching loved ones be treated for fiction or narrative non-fiction. tense 50-over games against batsman after recent surgery.

modern life. The I arrived In New Norcia 8 days later - a little more release, tiredness tanned and 3.5kilos lighter :) ... welcomed into Case Study #20 and achievement is the guesthouse to wash off the red dust of walking cathartic ... a calmer by the Great Northern Hwy for the last 7 kms ... Tony at the end of the and set about looking for a cold beer. day. Walking my way CAMINO SALVADO I paid my respects to through back streets Bishop Salvado and Plumber wisdom with Tony Young of East Perth and commended him of the the foreshores and beauty of New Norcia pristine wet areas Walking my way through back streets of East Perth and the ... a little bit of Spanish of Maylands and foreshores and pristine wet areas of Maylands and Ashfi eld, architecture in rural Ashfi eld, revealed to revealed to me the beauty in hidden pockets of the city that Western Australia. me the beauty in hidden pockets of the city that I Tony Young I don’t get to see fl ying past on the freeway. don’t get to see fl ying past on the freeway. Walking is one of the basic of human This trek took me 8 days 182 kms ... I stayed in n 2016, I took myself on a mental and physical Dust off the boots and activities/ abilities .. we spiritual and secular retreats, pubs and farms. health sabbatical to walk the way of St. James, fi nd the hiking poles, do it before we can talk I met interesting Australians who are pioneers as a pilgrim on the Camino Frances through a few practice walks ... and we have done it since we dropped from in their own right who choose to live away from Isunny Spain. I walked it alone out of chance and it with my old pack with the trees ... we do it exactly the same way our the metropolis (tho they did not see it that way) had a profound eff ect on my life. a little weight in it, a pioneering forefathers did it ... and we get exactly ... I walked among wild fl owers and animals. I’m few odd looks from the same experiences from it ... I thoroughly recommend it to anyone, seeking not one to gush about nature ... but after a week local beach walkers adventure and self discovery ... I recommend doing of looking through the I am happy to supply more information if anyone and I was ready for it solo, as it was very rewarding. lens for a best shot, is interested ... or just talk Camino in general :) adventure with an I can tell you that we ... enjoy! I have found 2020 West Aussie fl avour. challenging, ... live in a beautiful place In past years this walk catching myself ... whether it be wheat was orchestrated by St Josephs church in Subiaco, daydreaming of hiking fi elds ... or the Julimar but it seems that Covid has aff ected them too, so in bright Spanish forest of eucalypts, it did not run this year, but when I enquired, they sunlight, in Birch and fl owers and the call of cheerfully off ered me a ‘ do it yourself ‘ book for Walnut forests with no all manner of animal. $25 and online mapping for a little extra ... and other thought in my Interesting to me, was you know I love a solo challenge ;) So with the head except maybe that I had to negotiate help of the internet and airBnB I plotted a route my morning coff ee with and rely on the close as possible to the pilgrims path, that allowed (maybe cerveza :) generosity and assistance of strangers. (as all me to get fed, watered and washed each day pilgrims of the past done ) Some went out of their My good experience We have all heard about the positive eff ects of way to drive me to and from pick up points, made there has had me exploring the possibilities movement, sunshine, fresh air and purpose ... a me picnic lunches and snacks to take with me, at home during this unusual year ... trying to walk to ‘somewhere’, as opposed to walking in they stopped me on the side of remote roads and recapture some of the euphoria that a day of circles. Walking wakes asked where I was from and if i needed water. I satisfying walking in nature, blue skies, the earth the internal primitive in was off ered accommodation and amenity at We have all heard about the positive eff ects of under my boots. me, moving over the Carrah wildfl ower farm even though they were movement, sunshine, fresh air and purpose ... a walk WA off ers lots of good walking and hiking, mostly ground at human pace, not there on the day ... people are generous if we to ‘somewhere’, as opposed to walking in circles. nature based ie Bibbulman, Cape to Cape. My becoming aware of connect with them. imagination was caught by Camino Salvado/ The changing environment, New Norcia Trail which appealed to my earlier land forms and Spanish connection. The route walked by father challenges and threats, Rosendo Salvado, the Benedictine who established while expending the Australia’s only Benedictine monastic town in 1846 accumulated energy ... perfect ! and anxieties of life

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• Susan Flavell artwork (above), and text by Alan Hancock with artwork by John Busby (left). around Daniel, a lost soul in his early 20s who is drawn to another • San Cisco strike a pose. world by a mysterious angel. Hancock says he was into graphic novels long before they became trendy and started filling the shelves on mainstream bookshops. “I have been a reader of Homecomingwith their breezy mix of indie AN CISCO will play a graphic novels since I lived in special album launch rock, folk and jangly pop. France, many years ago, and gig at the Fremantle Between You and Me is Creativecreative fusion and professional writing at got into the wonderful French SArts Centre next Friday. reminiscent of Belle and Curtin University for 10 years. language graphic novel culture. An The Fremantle band have Sebastian in their heyday, arts He says his FreeFlow method inspiration, along with the work of spent the past two years with gorgeous melodies and working on their latest album harmonies infused with a STEPHEN POLLOCK unshackles people’s mind and stop Neil Gaiman.” subtle melancholy. them from over-thinking every Flavell, well known to Freo Between You and Me, which could be their most personal “Many of the songs came REATIVE writing and comma and semi-colon. locals, has 30 yeas experience about from Jordi and I just “It removes the pressure to get making and teaching art. record to date, touching on a drawing merge in a doomed love affair involving tinkering away, writing it right in a first draft, or to aim at Her work tends to focus acoustically in our lounge ground-breaking new lead singer Jordi Davieson. perfection: no art is ever perfect,” on animals, the environment, “I know some of the songs room at home,” Biondillo says. Ccourse in Hamilton Hill next Hancock says. the unconscious, and even the “We were listening to a are based around Jordi’s first Saturday. “It also teaches writers how monstrous and mythical. love and the excitement and lot of the Americana and that Local artist Susan Flavell and to recognise their inner critic and She has exhibited at numerous pain of all those new feelings west coast sound of the 1970’s that come with it,” says San which made us focus more on writing guru Alan Hancock have censor, which can so often inhibit galleries including Fremantle Arts the progressions, melodies and joined forces to teach people how creativity. Centre and Turner Galleries, and is Cisco lead guitarist Josh Biondillo. arrangements as opposed to to develop their visual art and “This inner voice – of currently working on pieces called the instrumentation and the story-writing skills. judgement – won’t go away, but Foaming Star, a sea goddess, and “I think he is reflecting on that time in his life as a sounds, which is something Hancock is an experienced you can learn to ignore it, and The Vase Maker to the Universe, a positive experience and taping that we would usually be scriptwriter, author and university realise that in the early stages of thunder and lightning goddess. into the nostalgia that we all honing earlier in the process.” lecturer, whose scripts and short writing it is always a hindrance to Draw and Write – Together will feel from that period in our San Cisco play the fiction have been produced by the the writer.” be held at The Hub in Hamilton lives.” Fremantle Arts Centre on ABC, the BBC and by professional Hancock is currently working Hill and consists of five workshops Since forming in 2009, San Friday (October 30). For more Cisco have seduced audiences info about their new album go theatre companies in the UK. on a three-book graphic novel on October 31 and November 7, 14, to sancisco.com Closer to home he taught series called Heaven, which centres 21 and 28. Tix at eventbrite.com.au

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