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From the editor’s desk Word of the month Living Histories book – to return to a group t- Louisa 1800 441 014 or into Aboriginal Australia. Stories from the Swing- ness class and maybe email wa_carersupport@ See show details on page ing 60s which is a snap- this will inspire others to redcross.org.au for more 5. absquatulate shot of what life was like do the same. information. ★★★★★★★ verb in WA during the 1960s. ★★★★★★★ ★★★★★★★ WA Ballet’s Takuto – Leave abruptly: See page 46 for details The Red Cross has Summer in Perth pro- Ballet at the Quarry season ‘some overthrown dictator who had absquatulated HAPPY New Year. I hope on how to order the advised us that they vides an opportunity to will be performed from 3 to to the USA’ 2017 is a healthy, happy book or drop into the have carer support see an amazing selection 25 February and is another Origin and prosperous year for offi ce during business groups which meet of shows as the Fringe highlight of the summer Mid 19th century: blend (simulating a Latin form) of us all. hours to buy a copy. monthly in metropolitan Festival heats up. One arts calendar. Enjoying the abscond, squattle ‘squat down’, and perambulate. I have just returned ★★★★★★★ Perth, the Wheatbelt, of the shows which will ballet under the stars is from a lovely family January is the month south west and Great make its Perth debut and something quite extraor- break in Bali over the fes- of resolutions and this Southern areas. Meet- will be a ‘don’t miss’ is dinary and for those who tive season and I must is the time to start plan- ings include information Djuki Mala. This Indig- may not have seen one of Great West Aussies - say after such a busy ning to incorporate sharing, training and enous dance group from the performances, I urge Did you know? 2016 it was fantastic to some regular exercise or workshops on relevant north east Arnhem Land you to have a go. Book- relax and switch off . Bali participation in a club or topics. They welcome will excite audiences with ings can be made through CECIL Dent produced the rst road map for WA was the perfect place to group. carers to come along, their unique, infectious Ticketmaster on 136 100. motorists and brought in the rst car, a 1901 Olds- do this. Physiotherapist Jem- meet other carers, enjoy and high energy dance We will have more in- ★★★★★★★ ma Aldridge writes in some social interaction which is a fusion of tra- formation next month on mobile. 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Faye yearned for By Gifts Toodyay, Bare- her mother to collect her, foot Books Figtree Lane ABC Perth job. she still loved her, but Busselton and www.spir However, when she apart from a few visits itoftheboabs.com. was called back she was to take her to Perth for WIN WIN WIN ready. Her media journey the day, Faye remained We have a copy to kicked-off in 1974 as an The Laundry Girl in that vile place for two give away. To enter ABC radio announcer. By Faye Bohling years. please email to win@ Two weeks later, on Reviewed by When Faye was older haveagonews.com. Christmas Day, she was Pat Paleeya she met Ron, the love au, with the book title of her life, they married in the subject line or on-air on that fateful day LOCAL author Faye Boh- and had four children. write to The Laundry when Cyclone Tracy hit ling was born in 1938 But her happiness and Girl Competition, Have Darwin. Susannah im- to an unwed immature contentment was cru- a Go News, PO Box pressed with her now young mother, who elly shattered when Ron 1042, West Leederville trademark cool delivery, placed her into the care was killed in an accident. WA 6901. Don’t forget maintaining the aplomb of two women from the Once more her strength to write your name, ad- Susannah Carr and authority that steered Catholic church, then dis- and courage were tested, dress. Closes 31/01/17. her to the top of a male- appeared for two years. but the resilience that by Lee Tate Susannah headed a 20 laps. dominated world. She reclaimed Faye but sustained her as a child sustained her once again. lm crew to Moscow and “I’ve always been fairly At the ABC, Susannah found that a child seri- ously disrupted her dubi- This story is classic SUSANNAH Carr has gained unprecedented healthy,” says Susannah was Perth’s rst female ous social life. Australian literature and embarked on a seminal access inside the forbid- who has obviously got to TV news presenter and When Faye was 10 ranks along with authors DJ Services year that could be the ding Kremlin to make the be aware of her image. the second only by a day years old she was tak- such as A.B. Facey, Dor- Rocking Roly’s Discos start of a seismic shift at documentary The Secret “I made a decision for the ABC nationally. en by her mother and othy Hewett and Ruth Park. There’s no ‘poor Mainly for the Channel 7 with changes Treasures of the Kremlin. that has changed my In 1985 Susannah was placed into the Good matured aged for Perth’s viewing public. Susannah presented whole life,” she says of wooed by TVW 7 and the Shepherd Convent at me’ or self-pity through- out this memoir, it is told “I will come to your To say that Susannah is nationally during the her switch to the 5:2 diet following year she won Leederville, a home for premises for private with grace and dignity in a milestone year would 2014 Sydney hostage three years ago. the Logie award for Most wayward women and functions, birthdays, the mentally unstable, by a ne woman who, be a major understate- siege when Seven News “I want to tell every- anniversaries, Popular Female, West- and was made to work in no matter how many ment. Sydney studios in Martin one,” she told Have a Go ern Australia. Rick Ardon special occasions etc” the laundry. There were times life dealt her severe Affordable prices Not only turning 65 (in Place were evacuated. News. won the Logie for Most no other children there, blows, never lost her ca- July) the media veteran, The Seven news team “I fast on two non-con- Popular Male, Western she did not receive any pacity to love. This book 0451 110 461 with co-presenter Rick picked up the Walkley secutive days a week. I Australia. schooling and was made is an absolute gem (and HAGN#020/298 Ardon, is set to break a award in 2015 for their lost plenty of weight at In 2000, she was in- to work as hard and long world record for TV news moving coverage that rst but I’ve stopped los- ducted as an Honorary as the adults. The nuns were cruel, callous, god- WANTED TO BUY reading. night. ing it now and it’s not just Member by the Edith Old valve radios (pre 1955), less creatures without an The popular Perth pair Susannah and Rick’s about that. I feel so much any condition, surplus Cowan University chapter ounce of compassion for will cruise past America’s 32-year dominance of healthier,” she said. of the Golden Key Inter- valves and other parts. an innocent child who Also other valve era items. WNBC former co-an- local cut-throat television Susannah is a disciple national Honour Society. had no idea why she was Private collector/hobbyist. chors Sue Simmons and led to a ood of nancial of Michael Mosley, an Has our favourite news- there or what she had Call NEIL Chuck Scarborough who off ers from rival networks Oxford graduate and for- reader signed her nal done wrong. 0407 448 331 relished a 32-year news- coming their way, with mer psychiatry student contract? Who knows? “Mother Pierre shook anchor partnership. the result that Channel who became a BBC TV Susannah would have me backwards and for- Susannah – and Rick – 7 had to constantly up- presenter and popular- the time to write a book. wards and told me to get down and kiss the oor both look fresh and their grade their stars’ con- ized the 5:2 diet (eat on But not about herself. until she told me to get Feeling OVERWHELMED? news delivery remains tracts. We’re talking very ve days, fast on two). “I’d love to write a nov- up” the nun then roughly crisp with excellent pro- big bucks. Susannah says it’s no el,” she reveals. NEED a helping hand at home? duction support. But hav- And it clearly paid off . trendy or faddish diet. ing done it all and steered Channel 7 has ruled the “And I realise it’s okay HAGN#018/298 General cleaning and property services providing Seven’s stability for three roost largely thanks to its to feel hungry,” she said, Retirement Planning a practical helping hand when you need it most decades, Susannah consistency in news and adding that on her fast- ✔ “Have a Chat Cleans...” A practical clean for doesn’t rule out mov- program presentation as ing days she might have with Annuities seniors, a cup of tea and priceless chats for ing to greener, far away, well as its strong com- a small portion of sh, those on their own. elds. munity connection, espe- broth or vegetables at Annuities may provide you with: ✔ Declutter Service - Downsizing or Relocating? ✔ A seasoned traveller cially Telethon. night. • Centrelink Age Pension bene ts Pack/unpack service - helping hands to with an informed ob- These days the rival “Fasting is good for pack/unpack those precious possessions if • Taxation bene ts you’re moving properties. server’s wide interests, off ers have virtually dried you and helps get rid of • A secure income stream not subject ✔ Going back clean Susannah longs to see up. Not that other net- all those toxins,” she said. to market volatility - Vacated your original property? more of the world and not works wouldn’t jump at Susannah was born in • Age Care bene ts ✔ Handyman service for those odd jobs just for short holidays. snaring the pair. Britain and came to WA • A guaranteed repayment of capital ✔ Junk/furniture removal and tip services “I could live practically “I think the others re- with her parents when Please contact me to see if an annuity anywhere when I’ve left alise we are fairly en- she was only seven HAGN#038/298 regular work. The world’s trenched here at Seven,” months old. After school- may be suitable for you. ENVY PROPERTY SERVICES open to me,” she says. laughed Susannah. ing in Cottesloe, She did Call Mary-Anne and have With husband Chris, Susannah says they her BA from UWA, gradu- CHARLES PENHEIRO a friendly chat 0408 938 320. Susannah has been to put their endurance ating as an architectural Tel: (08) 6102 0833 Mbl: 0405 182 789 Good old fashioned service Email: info@penheiro nancialplanning.com.au the most exotic and fas- down largely to the fact draftsperson. to get the job done. cinating places in the that they both get on well Being from a Brit- www.penheiro nancialplanning.com.au Police clearance. Established 2002 world. Earlier this year together and, despite they were in France lucrative temptations, al- HAGN#076/298 where they toured and ways felt they were being met friends there. looked after as much as With a passion for col- they could be by Chan- lecting recipes, Susannah nel 7. ✁ savours foreign aromas “They’ve always treat- and tantalising tastes. ed us well,” she said of “I’m in awe of mar- Seven’s management. ketplaces like those in Susannah says life is a France and Italy. We just balance. She appreciates love to stroll through her privileged position in them. Everything is pre- a sought-after profession pared and presented so that she loves and has a well,” she tells me. supportive husband. And Travel has also been an they keep interested in important part of Susan- many things and stay ac- nah’s working life. She tive. broadcast live from South They daily walk their Africa during their rst all- wire-hair dog, Poppy,
race elections and from and Susannah is a regu- ✁ London in the week after lar swimmer at a western the death of Princess Di- suburbs pool, steadily ana. pounding out her routine 4 HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 298 JANUARY 2017
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These are 500m LiveLighter novice world class athletes and event which saw many sometimes sore muscles children swimming with can lead to something their parents or grand- else. parents as chaperones. “I could go on about the Congratulations to all logistics of bringing the who participated, par- show to Perth. This is a ticularly those MSWA small village so just imag- members who took on ine 150 people, a whole the new 2.5km distance set, costumes, everything which was introduced has to be packed up and for the rst time. Spe- carefully stored and sent cial congratulations to to wherever we are in the Paul Blackbeard and world.” Allison Hass for being Harvey, who has been overall winners of the a dancer, choreographer, LiveLighter State Open director and creative di- Water event. Perth City rector for more than 30 Left; Executive offi cer once again took out the years, has worked as a Masters Swimming, champion club award director-choreographer Samantha Noall and Westcoast took out with the likes of Billy Crys- Above; Masters Club the club performance tal, Kirk Franklin, Sugar members took to the award. Ray and Stevie Wonder. water at the Fremantle Of course, these Other highlights include Ports Swim Thru’ events could not take productions of West Side Contortion place safely without our Story, Anything Goes and by Samantha Noall Pic: Matt Beard Costumes: Marie-Chantale Vaillancourt © 2012 Cirque du Soleil many volunteer offi cials My Fair Lady. adults it is never too late and event staff . We of- He says artists and crew by Josephine Allison take a dark turn when aps to create the eff ect HAPPY New Year to all to learn how to swim or fer them a big thank you always like to become fa- and especially to our to become a more con- the Innocent gains power that it is armoured. miliar with the city they for their eff orts and for DEAN HARVEY might over that world. The name Kooza is visit. For instance, some MSWA members who dent swimmer. Just visit ensuring we had a safe have been with Cirque du “The show follows the inspired by the Sanskrit of the cast members vis- have re-joined for 2017. our website www.mswa. event for all participants. Soleil’s Australian touring Innocent’s journey which word koza, which means ited the Gold Coast while This is a great time to asn.au for further details Thanks also to Down show Kooza only a few we can all relate to,” Har- box, chest or treasure in Brisbane. Next stop be- join a Masters Club as and to nd a club near Syndrome WA for put- months but the Los Ange- vey says. “When I rst and was chosen because fore Perth is Melbourne. there are some exciting you. ting on the fantastic bar- les based artistic director saw it, I realised no matter one of the underlying con- “Today, I was on my pool and open water Prior to Christmas becue breakfast which is rejoicing in his new role. where we are in our lives cepts of the production way to get a coff ee when I events on off er and some more than 390 swim- was enjoyed by all. It Harvey says he is excited we are all on a personal is the idea of a circus in a saw one of the artists and fantastic social activities. mers participated in the was also great to see about visiting Perth for the journey. You may move box. his family returning from Anyone who can swim Fremantle Ports Swim Fremantle Mayor – Brad rst time when the show across the country, start The stage is dominated the park. It’s absolutely 50 metres is welcome to Thru’ which for the rst Pettit – in attendance on opens under the Grand a new job and within that by one major set element, lovely in Australia and we join a club where you will time, also included the the day to present the Chapiteau at Belmont you nd your own new a travelling tower called are so enjoying the coun- be made to feel welcome LiveLighter State Open prizes. Racecourse next April. discoveries. the Bataclan, which alters try.” and receive some great Water event. This event Well done to the Fre- “I have been with Kooza “The Innocent goes the con guration of the Kooza plays beneath coaching and training took place in the beau- mantle Fins Masters only a few months now,” through many uncertain- performance space as it the Grand Chapiteau Bel- sessions at a pace to suit tiful surrounds of South Club on a great event, Harvey explains during a ties and I think that is what moves. The Kooza stage mont Park Racecourse, any swimmer. Beach, Fremantle with we look forward to see- telephone hookup from most audiences appre- is the highest ever de- Burswood, 14 April-7 With the recent spike 1.25km, 2.5km and 5km ing you in December this Brisbane where the show ciate, because they can signed by Cirque du Soleil May. in drownings amongst distances on off er to year. was running until the new relate to much of what is (11.9 metres versus 9.1m- year. “Kooza’s former ar- happening. And we do it 11m normally). The extra HAGN#067/298 tistic director Ron Kellum with humour and then we space is needed by the is a friend. I was pursuing also wow audiences with Jack-in-the Box hydrau- Does your patient find it another arm of Cirque, the spectacular acts.” lics which leap several We make 45 Degrees, which does Around 50 acrobats, metres in the air. difficult to ggo to the toilet? special events, when I musicians, singers, art- Harvey says that for PROBLEMPROBLEME SOLVED: contacted Ron, who sug- ists and performers from him, Kooza returns to moving OurOOur BidetBiddet tottoiletoiloiillet seaseatstst ssimplyiimplly rereplacepllace gested I become involved many countries including Cirque’s origins with in- yyourour clientclientss ttoilet seat, allowing for in Cirque on an artistic di- Australia, the US, Canada, credible acrobats, per- a warm wawwater wash followed by a rector level. Mongolia, France, China, formers and clowning EASY warm air drddry. Installation is simple “That kind of put a bug Japan, Russia and Portu- which makes the show andand can beb arranged through us! in my ear and next thing I gal take part in the show fun. knew there was an open- which reviewers have de- “We don’t take our- z3 Warm water wash ing. I threw my hat into the scribed as “an impressive selves too seriously and ALL FEMALE z3 Warm air dryer ring and got the job. It was production with Marie- the artists’ clowning PACKING TEAM z3 Soft closing lid Ron’s position which I was Chantale Vaillancourt’s makes for a fun evening; z3 Heated seat completely unaware of so sumptuous and eclectic audiences will be thrilled I felt it was meant to be.” costumes and composer by the many acts we do. Kooza, which pays Jean-Francois Cote’s We normally do six to 10 homage to the old tradi- music, borrowing sounds shows a week which we Voted Best Bidet tion of clowning, stems from all around the world love doing with Mondays We can pack/unpack your whole house in 4 hours *Conditions apply in the world back to Cirque’s begin- to create plenty of atmo- off . But it’s also very de- We organise everything you need to make 2 years in a row nings in Montreal in 2007 sphere.” manding so we are al- your move as STRESS FREE as possible. and follows a character There are more than ways mindful of our artists CALL WA’S NUMBER ONE known as the Innocent, 175 costumes and 160 and make sure they are To obtain a quote phone 0432 602 667 BIDET SUPPLIER TODAY ON
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Readers should consult Christmas, Missy Binx and dogs saved approxi- their GP or health professional for an captured my heart with mately $3.86 billion in assessment or speci c advice with her pale green eyes and health expenditure over regard to their particular condition. by Karen Majer calm quality. She comes one year. from a home where a If you would welcome MY T-shirt reads: You new family member was a furry friend, I heart- can’t buy love but you cat-allergic. A cat at ve ily recommend adopting can rescue it. years of age might have from a reputable rescue Mike Goodall Looking back at 2016, been diffi cult to re-home, organisation. They will Mike is the local WA campaigner some of my most pre- but true to my belief that help you to select a size Left; Karen Majer for the British Pensions cious moments were cats (rather than cat own- and activity level that Above; Missy Binx and Scotty International Association for UK time shared with my res- ers) aren’t a conservation suits your lifestyle and State Pensions that expats have cue dog Scotty. He came problem, Missy Binx is have the animal vet- pets. A plus for me was age so we avoided little from SAFE (Saving Ani- now adapting to living in- checked, sterilised and being able to off er secu- accidents and gnawed contributed for and each month mals from Euthanasia) to doors with sunshine time microchipped. Often it rity to older animals who furniture. writes about options to maximise his forever home nearly in a netted enclosure will be in a foster home might otherwise be by- And I certainly rescued a UK State Pension entitlements. three years ago and I still around a big peach tree. so you can ask about passed. As a bonus, they love! wonder how a dog with Pet ownership has temperament and how arrived house-trained For more information: such an endearing na- many health bene ts they get along with other and past the destructive SAFE www.safe.asn.au/ Jon Lewis Jon is a well known radio Have a Go News columnists - Where opinions count... announcer on Radio 6PR 882am Monday to Friday from midnight to 5.30am. He writes each month Enjoy a drink but exercise moderation... about issues discussed with his listeners. He is also a quiz Alcohol related de- searchers have found can vary, but gener- tions of later life are an master. Contact him on 0404 005 mentia is, as the name Australians are drinking ally include an impaired accumulation of subtle, 882 or email [email protected]. suggests, a form of de- far more alcohol today ability to learn and re- continual negative im- mentia related to exces- than 10 years ago. A member things, person- pacts throughout our sive drinking. This af- study found that the av- ality change, diffi culty adult life, many of which fects memory, learning erage amount of alcohol with planning and com- are lifestyle related. It’s and other mental func- consumed by Austra- mon sense, problems about balance and mod- tions. lians had increased by with balance and de- eration. So, while too Karen Majer It is currently unclear about 13 per cent in ABS creased spontaneity. much alcohol is damag- Karen is a writer, scientist and CELEBRATIONS with whether alcohol has a surveys between 2001 The positive news is ing in many ways, includ- environmental educator living her our family and friends at direct toxic eff ect on the and 2012. that at an early stage ing increasing your risk retirement dream of growing food this time of year results brain cells, or whether Anyone who drinks of the alcohol related of dementia, catching up and community volunteering in in many of us drinking the damage is due to excessive amounts of dementia, unlike other with friends, celebrating beautiful Margaret River. Karen more alcohol than at any lack of thiamine or vi- alcohol over a period of dementias, the symp- relationships, and meet- writes about environmental issues other time. It’s part of our tamin B1. Nutritional years may get alcohol toms may be reduced ing the New Year with each month. culture to share food and problems, which often related dementia. Males or reversed if the person optimism are also greatly drink with those we love. accompany consistent, who drink more than six abstains from alcohol, important to our health. However, the harm- heavy use of alcohol, are standard alcoholic drinks improves their diet and I’d like to wish all read- ful eff ects of too much probably contributing a day, and women who replaces missing dietary ers a wonderful new alcohol are now clear in factors. While how alco- drink more than four, vitamins. year, and may 2017 be Samantha Noall research and, so with- hol creates the damage seem to be at increased But there is even more a year with a sense of out wanting to sound is unclear, it is now well risk. Many people who positive news. If you purpose that has satis- Samantha Noall is the like a belated Christmas established that it takes develop alcohol related drink at safe levels and faction, health and hap- executive offi cer for Masters Grinch, the data shows place. dementia are young, and remember that what is piness in store for you all. Swimming WA. Each month sustained high intake of There is now a bigger this can mean they slip good for your heart is If you have ques- she writes about the bene ts alcohol means you could risk than ever of impacts through the cracks in good for your head, any tions call the national of joining a swimming club for get more than you bar- on brain function due to terms of diagnosis. risk is greatly reduced. dementia helpline on gained for, including de- prolonged, excessive Symptoms of alco- Many of the chronic 1800 100 50 or your WA tness, fun and friendship. mentia. intake of alcohol as re- hol related dementia (persistent) health condi- Offi ce on 9388 2800.
Rhonda Parker Rhonda is the CEO of Alzheimer’s Floreat Seniors off to a ying start for the new year Australia, WA. She is a former Minister in the Western Australian Government. left) the well-known and gomery Avenue. touch on some of Perth’s vited to join us.” She led the development of the rst exuberant executive di- Many people claim that superb wealth of heritage Floreat Seniors are national healthy ageing strategy in rector of Heritage Perth Perth has virtually no heri- buildings. Telling the story geared up for another 2000, and was will present an entertain- tage buildings left in its city of the birth of present day exciting year and are off Australia’s rst Federal Aged Care ing and informative talk on centre. While many older Perth, he will show how to a ying start. Meetings Commissioner. Each month she writes ‘Heritage Tourism in Perth’ buildings are gone, there important these places are are timed for 9.30am for a about issues aff ecting Alzheimer’s patients and their carers. to members and guests are still plenty left, most to the creation of Perth’s 10am start and includes of Floreat and Districts of which go totally unno- unique sense of place. an enthusiastic welcome, Branch of National Seniors ticed. Richard came to Perth warm fellowship, a splen- Australia on Thursday 9 Richard will discuss from the UK on a National did morning tea and a dy- Mike Smits February at Mt Claremont the 40,000-year history Trust exchange in 2001 namic speaker and nish Mike Smits is the proprietor of RICHARD Off en (pictured Community Centre, Mont- of human habitation and and loved the place, so at 12noon. Smits Stamps and Coins in London he returned to immerse The cost is only $5, and Court. Mickel attended his rst himself in Perth’s past a lucky person may also collector fair in 1970 and took over RECORDS & for 11 years and is now a win a door prize. WANTED TO BUY resident of Mt Claremont. The meeting on 9 the family business in 1982. He has Furniture, China, Books, Records, Tools, Coins, Bank an extensive and sound knowledge SHEET MUSIC President of the March will be Ageing of both stamps and coins. Mike Notes, Watches, Toys, Costume Jewellery, Tobacco Tins, branch, John Dingle Gracefully at Home with looks at the business of collecting Enamel Signs and all collections bought. Lic No. 1115 WANTED says; “We are privileged expert input and oppor- HAGN#019/298 stamps and coins each month to have Richard Off en to tunity for questions and Jones of Guildford PH: 9378 2065 set us off on a great start comment from attendees. Police Cleared & Licensed - OPEN 7 DAYS to 2017. We are hoping Floreat and Districts Rick Steele HAGN#037/298 that he will be able to nd branch meets at Mt Clare- Rick came to Perth in 1971 and a few remaining copies mont Community Centre taught at Eden Hill School before CAVERSHAM WILDLIFE PARK of his recent book Perth on the second Thursday launching into the “never ending Single items or Then and Now to bring of each month February story” of playing and singing country, THE MEET THE WOMBAT complete collections. for sale. I am sure that to November with over rock n roll and the Blues. & FRIENDS SHOW PLUS memorabilia FARM Ring PAUL anytime on our usual average at- 50s always warmly wel- 40 odd years later he is known as Daily 11am 2pm 3.45pm tendance of 130 will be comed. Car parking is veteran musician, a senior, and a SHOW exceeded, as all aged 50 available and it pays to grumpy old ... But he says, “I still got Daily 0417 974 914 and over are cordially in- arrive early. most of my faculties...I think!” Rick 10am will share updates on the local music 1pm 3pm HAGN#002/298 scene each month. Jeanette Woolerton K KANGAROOS Jeanette is a freelance writer based Open all day in Melbourne. O HAGN#001/298 Jeanette has worked in the news guide sector of World Vision, as a A freelance travel writer for Lonely Planet and a writer for the Port L Night-time Stargazing - under the natural canopy of the night sky Elizabeth Publicity and A Open 9am-9.30am, we are “dome free”. Tourist Association. 11.30am-12, 2.30pm-3pm, THE SPACE PLACE OBSERVATORY She now works solely from her home S 4pm-4.30pm 163 Howard Road, Julimar (near Toodyay) P: 9574 2295 in Melbourne’s Green Wedge and SITUATED in Whiteman Park (off Lord St or Beechboro Rd) E: [email protected] W: www.thespaceplace.com.au is passionate about health and eco Phone 9248 1984 Email [email protected] tourism. HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 298 JANUARY 2017 7 Last year was an exciting and busy year Meet Professor Lyn Beazley for the Over 55 Canoe Club at the rst WA Self Funded nual February paddling camp being relocated from Augusta to Walpole. Retirees Association meeting Three new members’ days will be held at Kent PROFESSOR Lyn Beazley AO FTSE the Western Australian Government Street Weir starting at will be the speaker at the inaugural on science, innovation and technol- 8.30am on the 6, 13 and 2017 meeting of the WA Self Funded ogy as well as ful lling the role of sci- 20 April for seniors who Retirees Association at 10 am on Fri- ence ambassador locally, nationally are interested in joining the day 10 February. and internationally. club. No previous paddling WASFR is privileged at having In 2009, Professor Beaxley was experience is required. such a distinguished speaker and made an Offi cer of the Order of Aus- More detailed information knows members and guests will tralia and was inducted into the in- will appear in the February certainly nd her talk to be of great augural WA Women’s Hall of Fame. Over 55 Canoe Club at Champion Lakes and March issues. interest. She was also amazed and delighted by George Gouteff with one exception. The of an era with Peter step- For further information The title of her talk is: My Life in to be named the WA Australian of the annual ocean paddle, at ping down as club presi- visit our web site, www. Science. After graduating from Ox- Year for 2015. THE 30th anniversary the beginning of autumn, dent after ve years at the over55canoeclub.org.au ford and Edinburgh Universities, Pro- The WA Self Funded Retirees As- year of the club’s found- to Penguin Island from helm. Kate was elected or telephone club Presi- fessor Beazley built an internationally sociation holds their meeting at the ing can be described by Shoal Water. In the inter- president unopposed. dent Kate on 9526 2168. renowned research team in neurosci- Cambridge Bowling Club, Floreat paraphrasing Tina Turner: ests of safety the club no Under Peter’s steward- ence that focused on recovery from Sporting Precinct, Chandler Avenue, “simply the best but don’t longer circumnavigates ship the club has pros- brain damage. Much of her investi- Floreat at which they have regular forget the rest”. the island. pered and become even gations have been undertaken as guest speakers on topics of interest There has been an This year the Avon River more professional while Winthrop Professor at the University to retirees. eclectic choice of weekly at Toodyay was added to maintaining its ethos of of Western Australia. Currently she is Visitors to the meetings are always paddling venues to ac- the register of paddling inclusiveness and cama- the Sir Walter Murdoch Professor of most welcome and for more informa- commodate the large venues. The Toodyay raderie. Science at Murdoch University. tion please contact: Ron de Gruchy range of skills and inter- paddle was strongly sup- Kate takes over at an As Chief Scientist of Western Aus- on 94471313 or Margaret Harris on ests of the membership. ported and consideration exciting time with the an- tralia from 2006 to 2013, she advised 9381 5303. It’s been moving water is being given to making it and at water paddling on a two or three day camp. the Swan River from Bells The last offi cial pad- Rapids to East Fremantle dling event for 2016 was and the same on the Can- the fun day at Champion HAGN#045/298 ning River from Gosnells Lakes where Kate organ- KINGSLEY RETIREMENT VILLAGE to Applecross. ised games like canoe Then there was the polo, canoe balloon pop- 186 Twickenham Drive, Kingsley much anticipated annual ping and variations of sla- Mandurah paddle which lom racing. This all took this year was from the place under the control of town centre to Boundary hawkeyed umpire Adrian, Prices from $280,000! 2 bed 1 bath Island at the entrance to who was ever ready to Peel Inlet. hand out red or yellow For the white water cards for rule infringe- enthusiasts there were ments – “you can’t be se- expeditions to the Upper rious!” Murray River at Dwellin- On the social scene, * 12 months gup. Dwellingup holds a Gay, Sandy and Marilyn special place in the club are to be congratulated psyche going back many for the work they put into *Selected villas only years. It’s exciting and the very successful bar- FREE Strata Levies challenging but between becues, sausage sizzles, each rapid a paddler may winter solstice lunch and experience a feeling of se- the end of year lunch at renity while following the the Albion Hotel. winding river through the The club’s annual gen- jarrah forest. eral meeting was held in The club is essentially a December at the Ascot river paddling canoe club Kayak Club. It was the end HAGN#051/298
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Actually, I could do building (not me, thank tents of my mother’s vice, my dad said to me; Saturday night at 6.45 I the same. I’m capable you very much). handbag into the off er- “Come on lets go get an want you to answer the of an opinion and shar- Changing topics to ings plate which was Icecream.” As we got to door. You will say, “good ing solemnly the phrase power/electricity we hear subsequently passed to the other side of the busy evening your Worship ‘I think’. Many of my ne renewable can’t sup- Rick Steele my father who, with a Mt Eden road we both and Mam and welcome.” listeners also can, and ply power at night and strange look on his face, spied a large, chauff eur- With that the bishop will by Rick Steele do share their thoughts, some say it can? Could held aloft and blessed driven Rolls Royce com- put his left hand out with by Jon Lewis joining in with ‘I think’. an expert remove the ‘I rouge lipstick, hairbrush ing around the bend. In a large ring on it, which SOME people say, and I I am piqued often with think’ to ‘here are the so- and God knows what the back sat the Queen. you will kiss. There upon OFTEN while sipping a these reoccurring topics. lutions’? think they may be right, else. A large woman whom I you will say, “Please do that, as you approach lovely coff ee, listening Well, I think it’s about The de nition of ‘think’ My father was also the estimate to be at least come in.” I will take over to political gures pon- time we asked the ex- is to have a particular be- the age where, knocking chaplain at the Mount twenty stone, smiled and from there. on heaven’s door maybe ti cating during the radio perts in the eld and lief or idea. Eden Gaol. An historic waved to the chauff eur to I was in shock! I had news I wonder... actually, shared the latest scientif- Our leaders are paid a distinct possibility, that building similar to our stop and waved again to heard about this sort of your thoughts and mean- I do more than that and ic information. We could well and have access to Fremantle edi ce. Some- my Dad and I guess me goings on before but that excellent resources. Why derings gravitate towards become a little piqued. eliminate the guess work times my mother, with too. was in fairy tales surely. and replace it once, sim- would we settle for just a your place of birth and/or Why are we so regu- a child in tow, would go After a brief conver- I did instruction num- larly settling for ‘I think’ ply, with the answer. It particular belief or idea childhood. and visit my father with sation of which I don’t ber two and went and got from these established might not be the only an- when we can have the I wonder if this is true lunch. She would be remember a word, she a haircut. Yes Maa, I got gures? swer, it might not be the answer? Once and for all only for people who had dressed immaculately smiled and instructed her a number one. A crewcut For example a ne up- ultimate answer, howev- we could actually have a a happy childhood. with a linen hat, gloves, man to go and buy three so close my mother was standing political gure er it will be the best avail- solution. My childhood probably a colourful dress, high large, (double headers in so upset I was taken off whether state or federal able right now. Here is something to bordered on idyllic, apart heels and made up to the those days) icecreams. door duties. will say, ‘I think we need Continuing with the think about, next time from the wooden spoon nines. As she stepped on With that, she waved A year later I was sent to tax the big compa- topic of sharks, on oc- you hear someone on my legs, and the sali- the bus and paid her fare again and was gone. to boarding school, but nies’, ‘I think we need casion callers have said speak ‘I think’ you could va that my mother would my young sister Angela Two years later a new that’s another story! more coal powered pow- these animals are at- deduce they ‘don’t actu- spread on my forehead apparently said in a loud bishop had been ap- I suppose you can er stations’, ‘I think we tracted to the underside ally know’, after all that’s to keep my hair in place. clear voice: “Mummy, I pointed to the Auckland tell that I am fortunate need more renewable of a surf board. Perhaps what it means, ‘I think’. Secondhand shoes, want to go back and see diocese. My father was enough to be in NZ as I energy power-stations’ an expert knows the an- All the best, shorts and shirts that Daddy in gaol!” Out of now an archdeacon and write sharing Christmas, and on it goes, I think? swer and we can x this? P.S. Happy New Year never tted properly were the mouths of babes… my mother informed me New Year and some NZ Addressing the topical I have heard they are re- What ‘I thinks’ have a downer, but at least we About 1958 my father that we would be hosting weather with my brother subject of sharks we of- pulsed by colourful wet you heard and would like didn’t share our under- had already done a few the Right Reverend Eric and sisters and a few ten hear ‘I think we need suits, an expert could an answer to? I would wear (Reg Grundy’s). national radio broadcasts Gowing and his wife for cuzzy bros, grandchildren drum lines’ or ‘I think we answer this too. There like to know, perhaps We grew up in a lovely with the NZBC from St dinner. Great I thought… nieces, nephews and the need nets’ or maybe ‘I must be better ways to we can nd an expert house, which the church Barnabas church in Mt not! whole ‘fam damily’. think we need more pa- deal with these ancient to ask? Drop me a line owned and my father Eden and had impressed I knew from past expe- I am truly blessed and trols’. creatures of the ocean. at [email protected] drove a reasonable auto- a few listeners with his rience what this entailed. hope readers that you mobile, which the church simple but direct way of This was now 1960 and have had a favourable owned, and we would preaching and his warm ‘the times they are a time and look forward to Help raise funds and enjoy a movie entertain visiting preach- baritone voice. One of changing’ (Bob Dylan). the New Year. ers, bishops and digni- his fans was the popular My mother began her Ps. Did you hear about at the Cygnet in Como taries with a silver spoon, and then current Queen brie ng. the bride who got married which was on loan from of Tonga, Queen Salote. 1 - I want you to go to topless? The vicar had a THE forthcoming Austra- Rooney Mara, David Wen- a revolutionary technology the church. She had a NZ residence the village and get your stroke! (Not my dad!) lian release of the movie ham, and Nicole Kidman. known as Google Earth, Another, less than per- not far from us, on the grey suit dry-cleaned Cheers dears. Lion in January, is an op- Five year old Saroo gets he sets out to nd his lost portunity to help raise lost on a train which takes family and nally return to HAGN#028/298 funds for a worthy cause him thousands of miles his rst home. as well as see a truly inspi- across India, away from The fundraising event rational movie. home and family. He must will be a movie show for Lion is a 2016 Aus- learn to survive alone in the Platform Kids Fund tralian-American-British Kolkata, before ultimately (PKF), a West Australian drama lm directed by being adopted by an Aus- charity, devoted to raising Garth Davis and written by tralian couple. funds and providing help Luke Davies, based on the Twenty ve years later, exclusively for its Indian non- ction book A Long armed with only a handful partner, the Platform Chil- Way Home by Saroo Bri- of memories, his unwav- dren Society (PCS) based erley. Starring Dev Patel, ering determination, and in Andhra Pradesh. This charity has been HAGN#089/298 working since 1998 in- Transition to Retirement Planning tent on rehabilitating va- Is your career journey coming to an end grant children like Saroo, or is this an exciting new beginning? found on or near the rail- way platforms in India. 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I Helpline 1800 858 858 I gamblinghelponline.org.au 14 HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 298 JANUARY 298 Community NOTEBOOK The history and future of stamp collecting: Part 11 FREMANTLE WESLEY MISSION You are welcome at Wesley Link by Mikel Smits valuable stamp, the 1856 British Guiana France, which bears one of each of the Enjoy a free cuppa. one cent, magenta on black. It is be- rst Mauritian post offi ce, one penny or- Thursdays and Fridays 10am-1pm NOTHING is impossible, it is said. To that lieved he paid around £40 pounds for it, ange-red and two penny blue stamps. Entry from Cantonment Street, beside Wesley I reply to assemble a complete collection three years after it was discovered by a Only 15 and 12 respectively of each of Church of all the stamps of the world is, quite sim- 12 year old schoolboy who sold it at the these stamps are known to exist and ply, impossible. Only one collector has time to a collector for six shillings. While they are catalogued in excess of a mil- ARMY MUSEUM OF WA been known to come anywhere near to Ferrary paid then what was probably the lion pounds each. Being the only letter Public visits at 10.30am and 1pm achieving such and that was back in the highest value known for a stamp, it later known to have both stamps affi xed is From Wednesdays through to Sundays late 1800s when there were a lot fewer became evident it was the only example why this cover is regarded as the holy No onsite parking except for ACROD permit stamps to collect. We introduced him last that existed. The stamp was last sold in grail in philately. By the way, Ferrary also holders month; his name was Phillip von Ferrary. 2014 for just in excess of US$10 million. had seven of the stamps in his collec- Burt Street, Fremantle Ferrary, born in 1850 the son of an ex- Another of his stamps, of which there tion. The Bordeaux cover was last sold in 9430 2535 traordinarily wealthy banker and noble- is only one known, is the Swedish 1855 1993 for US$4 million. man, inherited the equivalent of £5 million Treskilling yellow coat of arms. This Ferrary also possessed the only known CITY OF VINCENT SUMMER CONCERT in the 1870s whereupon he became a re- stamp is a variation from the norm in that unused example of the 1892 Hawaiian 22 January, 5.30pm-7.30pm. nowned and obsessive buyer of stamps, it was the wrong colour; it should have two cent Missionary stamp. About 14 Braithwaite Park, Mt Hawthorn even regularly travelling throughout Eu- been blue-green. It is not known how others are known in used (cancelled) con- Nicky Sandover + Riley Pearce. rope to acquire items. While his collec- the error occurred. Nevertheless Ferrary dition. Prior to Ferrary purchasing it, the Food trucks, children’s entertainment. tion may have been complete by type, paid the out-of-this-world price of ap- stamp was owned by a collector named Free event there are often specialised variations proximately US$3000 for it in 1894. It was Gaston Leroux who was murdered by a within types and hence the diffi culty and last sold privately in 2013 for an undis- fellow collector, Hector Giroux, who then ORTHOMOLECULAR SUPPORT WA (OSWA) unlikeliness of achieving completion. closed amount to Count Gustaf Douglas, stole the stamp. Nothing else was taken Meeting Saturday 4 February, 2pm However his collection is recognised as a Swedish nobleman and politician. Prior in Leroux house however an investigat- Anglican Church Hall, 257 Barker Rd, Subiaco being the greatest ever formed because to that it was sold in 1996 for US$2.3 mil- ing policeman who happened to be a Speaker Jude Blureau. of its near completeness and his ability lion and then again in 2010 to an uniden- stamp collector noticed the absence Members $5 Non Members $7 to acquire so many of the world’s rarest ti ed buyer for an undisclosed amount of the stamp from his collection. When Includes afternoon tea. Door prize, all welcome. stamps, including the two that are most apparently in excess of that paid in 1996. found in Giroux’ possession, it led to Email [email protected] rare. He even employed a dealer as his Ferrary’s collection also held the Bor- his conviction and hanging. Today this curator and two secretaries to assist him. deaux cover which has been hailed as stamp is catalogued by Stanley Gibbons NANNUP FAMILY FUN DAY In 1878, Ferarry purchased what has the greatest item in all philately. It is a at just shy of a million pounds. 24 January, Foreshore Park, 10am-2pm long been regarded as the world’s most letter sent from Mauritius to Bordeaux, Have a great year folks. Early bird tickets available until 20 January. Ticket price includes lunch. Fantastic range of activities and entertainment for adults and children. Paying homage to an Australian icon Further details contact [email protected] tralia. The company was vehicles, air and marine biggest selling model, say, Holden has reigned Ph 9756 1018 also assembling com- engines and anti-tank the EH. at Bathurst since. plete cars for General and anti-aircraft guns. The release in 1965 After 25 years of pro- AUSTRALIA DAY CELEBRATIONS Motors. 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In CITY OF ARMADALE being the principal man- the government during and now classic, car de- took out the event for any case, my wife’s EK is Minawarra Park ufacturer of car bodies the Second World War signs evolving from the the rst time driving the an Aussie-made classic From 5pm-9pm for various overseas car- producing an array of Holden FE to the FC, highly-developed perfor- and just like a genuine Activities, music, food and reworks. makers with established equipment including am- FB, EK, EJ and the most mance car, the Torana old Holden, I hope she Family free event. assembly plants in Aus- bulances and armoured highly-regarded and then GTR XU-1. Needless to never dies. Ph 9394 5000 CITY OF BUNBURY (CITIZENSHIP AWARDS)
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www.daily.com.au . Photos for illustrative purposes only. 16 HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 298 JANUARY 298 SRCWA President’s Jottings Heritage Corner - The House on the Hill in Cottesloe it compulsory for deaf children between the ages of six and sixteen to attend school. From its inception the school was support- ed through Government grants, fees, gen- eral donations and legacies. Despite every eff ort by the committee to keep costs at a minimum, the school was running at a loss. The school entered into discussions with the Education Department and when, in 1951, the Government subsidy was withdrawn, the Education Department took over the nancial obligations of the school. In 1956 the Foundation changed its name to the WA School for Deaf Children, removing Welcome to 2017, I would like to wish everyone a happy New Year and hope the word Dumb. this year is a good one. During 1958 and into the next year, there The ‘House on the Hill’ - home to the West Australian Foundation for Deaf Children (Inc) was a serious rubella epidemic which re- LiveLighter Aged Care Games Albany sulted in increased numbers of students. On the 1 December SRCWA conducted the WA FOUNDATION for Deaf Children and the school could be built for deaf children and it By 1962 numbers had risen to 85. Albany LiveLighter Aged Care games, where 10 story that led to their long relationship with was ‘The House on the Hill’. More accommodation was required and in teams competed for the perpetual trophy, gold, the iconic ‘House on the Hill’ in Cottesloe be- The rst annual report of The West Austra- 1964, eight new classrooms were built and silver and bronze medallions and the best-pre- gan 120 years ago in September 1896. lian Deaf and Dumb Institution, dated 1898, the old rooms converted to dormitories. A sented team plaque. The association was established by Victo- reported: “The school at East Perth being second stage of building was nally complet- The whole day was a fantastic example of the rian man William Thomas, himself deaf and over-crowded, and information having been ed in 1971. The last boarders left the school energy of the more than 150 seniors in care who a former pupil of the Donaldson’s House in received of other deaf and dumb children, the in 2001. participated in the games from the Great South- Edinburgh. While visiting Perth in 1896, he re- committee feel impelled to take immediate While children no longer board in the ern region. alised there was no school for deaf children. steps to provide the necessary accommoda- House, it is still the home to West Australian Participants dressed up as Country Bumpkins, Determined to rectify the situation, he con- tion. They propose to erect a building, aff ord- Foundation for Deaf Children (Inc) (WAFDC). Rebels, and in Hawaiian out ts with other teams vinced his sister (a teacher of deaf children) ing room for twenty-four at a cost of £1,800.” decked out in owers and sparkles to brighten up From this hub they work with other sector and one of her colleagues to travel to Perth The rm Wilkinson and Smith, well known providers to deliver a range of information, re- their costumes. and start a school. for designing several prominent buildings in The Mayor of Albany, Dennis Wellington, of- sources and support for children and families. This they did and in September of the same nearby Fremantle, were engaged as the ar- The focus is on quality services and measur- cially opened the games and was very im- year, they commenced teaching three deaf chitects, and Hawkins and Son the contrac- pressed with the event and congratulated SRC ing outputs and outcomes in the long term, girls in a private residence in Moore Street, tors. The foundation stone was laid on 2 as WAFDC continues its 120 year legacy in on the games. East Perth. One of the rst students was a November, 1899 by the Governor of Western The entertainment was provided by the Albany ‘The House on the Hill’. six-year Elsie Jecks, the daughter of the then Australia, His Excellency Sir Gerard Smith Information for this story came from the Memory Lane group who played while the par- Mayor of Guildford, Thomas Jecks. KCMG. ticipants arrived and during lunch. They enjoyed book, The House on the Hill - the rst hun- Not long after opening the school, they re- On 22 March 1900, the school was formal- dred years of the school for deaf children. If dancing and singing to the music. locate to a larger property, also in East Perth, The winning team was Walpole Stars with 264 ly opened by the Premier Sir John and Lady you want to read more, you can purchase the points. They took home the perpetual trophy as a result of increased student numbers. The Forrest. book for $11 from www.wafdc.org.au and gold medals, second place was won by school was then named the West Australian In 1903 a sub-committee was formed For more information about Heritage Perth, Bethal Olympians with 254 points. They received Deaf and Dumb Institute. to discuss how best the use of the Institute visit www.heritageperth.com and follow us silver medals and a plaque, third place was won A forward thinking man, William Thomas could be maximised and it was determined on Facebook www.facebook.com/Heritage by Annie Bryson Dominoes with 242 points and had already realised a better location was re- that additional space was required to expand Perth or twitter.com/heritageperth they received bronze medals and a plaque. quired for the school and started lobbying the learning. West Coast Emus won the best presented team government for a land grant. By 1910 extensions to ‘The House on the award. After extended correspondence, William Hill’ were complete and allowed for forty res- Thank you to the Albany Over 50 Recreation and the committee nally received the notice idents. Education at this time was not com- Association volunteers who assisted with the they had hoped for in July 1898. Con rma- pulsory for deaf children but the number’s games, without their help the games would not tion that four acres of land had been allocated attending the school increased. be possible. near Cottesloe Beach. Finally, a permanent In 1919 the Government eventually made The volunteers helped set up the gymnasium, escorted and assisted the participants to their team area, scored the games and assisted with the pack down. We thank LiveLighter Healthway, Department Lots to do at this year’s Fringe Festival of Sport and Recreation and Dept for Local Gov- ernment and Communities for their wonderful food and drink service nel 7’s Home in WA Palace, Northbridge, 22 support of the LiveLighter Aged Care Games and air-conditioning. It’s show in a night of stories and 29 January, Sun- throughout the metropolitan and regional areas. also wheel-chair acces- from the underworld and set Verandah Scarbor- sible. Bookings www. a karaoke cavalcade of ough and 5 February @ SRCWA Christmas Variety Concert fringeworld.com.au one-hit wonders (14 to Hubub Mandurah SRCWA held the 2016 Christmas Variety Con- The Dream Girls – 18 February). Bookings/info: Ph: cert at the Morley Community Recreation Centre The Sensational 60s – Djuki Mala – Indige- 9228 1618 www.fringe on Wednesday 14 December, where 300 peo- the music of the 1960s nous dance group will world.com.au www. ple were treated to an afternoon of a variety of was about love, heart- make their Perth debut noodlepalace.com.au songs, music and comedy, and once again it was a huge success. The concert opened with a break and Elvis. Join The with their fusion of con- Velvet – this disco- classical young entertainer and WAAPA student Dream Girls - Lisa Adam temporary pop culture, theque circus will shock, Amber Reid. (Clinton The Musical, dance and traditional surprise and scintillate The “Band of Mates” Terry Bennetts, Evan Plat- Jersey Boys), Darlene Yolngu dance at the Sa- audiences at every turn. shinda and Ginger Cox entertained the audi- Gianoli (LA Gold) and lon Perdu, The Pleasure Its exhilarating disco ence with some classic songs, instrumentals and Vanessa Raspa (Skyu- Garden, Russell Square, soundtrack never lets Djuki Mala ka) and their six-piece Northbridge from Fri 27 up from the opening. Australian ballads. There was a special guest ap- © Sean Young Photography pearance by Elvis (Evan), Charlie Pride (Ginger) band with a tribute to January to Tues 14 Feb- Get ready for a dis- and Hank Marvin (Terry). the golden era of music, ruary @ 6.30pm and Fri co sensory overload. One of the feature artists, Sharon Heaslip from THERE is so much to Ace’s Cabaret – performing songs from 10 Feb to Tues 14 Feb- At Spiegeltent, Fringe Mackay Queensland, performed her easy listen- see as Perth’s Fringe Downstairs at the Maj female artists and girls ruary @ 10pm (65min) World Pleasure Garden, ing music and had the crowd singing along with Festival ramps up and – The much-loved and groups of the 1960s and (No shows Mon 6 and Northbridge, from 20 her. here’s a few of our fa- iconic Downstairs at The some of Elvis Presley’s 13 February). Suitable January. Tues – Fri 7pm; The audience laughed and sang along with vourite show picks. Maj will be bursting with biggest hits (24 to 28 for all ages. Sat – Sun 4.30pm and feature artist Justin Standley an all-round polished There’s something for activity with a season of January). Bookings: $44 + BF 7pm. artist who was voted Most Popular Balladeer in everyone. Don’t miss carefully selected, ex- You’re My World www.fringeworld.com. Bookings: Tickets Australia in 2016 by the Independent Country this fantastic summer quisite cabaret. Down- – The Story of Cil- au or Ph 9227 6288. from $45 - www.fringe Music Awards in Tamworth. His comedic style festival in and around stairs at The Maj pro- la Black – together Matt Hale Comedy world.com.au had everyone in stitches and his vocal range was Perth city. vides seating at tables, with her band, Danielle Hypnotist Serving Sug- WIN WIN WIN amazing. O’Malley brings a bi- gestions – is a 60-min- To be in the draw During the intermission the crowd was treated ographical cabaret full of ute show of real hypno- to win one a double to a performance by Moira J Smith playing Patsy the powerhouse vocals sis, real fun and suitable passes to one of the Cline who had the crowd dancing. and self-deprecating for all ages and tastes shows above simply The crowd enjoyed Kingsley Day the keyboard An antique humour that made Cilla where Matt hypnotises send an email to win@ master who was ably assisted by Phil Rego on Black one of the UK’s volunteers with hilari- haveagonews.com. drums. most beloved perform- ous (but tasteful) conse- au with Fringe in the Thank you to Phil Paddon and with Terry Ben- shop with ers (7 – 11 February). quences at Central Insti- subject line or call the netts along with their team of supporters who put One Hit Wanda – tute of Technology, 19 Have a Go News offi ce an enormous amount of time and effort into this Karaoke Killer – stars Francis St, Perth, from during business hours concert together. 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400 g diced lamb leg This January it’s time Asian style potato 400 g button mushrooms, chopped and beef salad Lamb and 2 sprigs rosemary, chopped to be true blue 2 tablespoons olive oil by Noelene Swain Preparation: 6 minutes; rosemary pies 2 tablespoon plain our cooking: 10-15 minutes; serves: 4 1 carrot, peeled and diced ‘Our land abounds in nature’s gifts 400 ml beef or lamb stock Of beauty rich and rare, 1 kg whole potatoes, (Ruby Lou or Royal Blue), Salt and pepper In history’s page, let every stage Advance Australia Fair’ unpeeled 4 sheets frozen shortcrust pastry, JANUARY 26 has traditionally marked the landing of 400 g rump steak partially thawed Captain Arthur Phillip at Port Jackson in present-day ¼ cup roughly, chopped coriander leaves Sydney, thereby claiming Australia for the British Empire. ¼ cup roughly chopped mint leaves COMBINE meat and rosemary in a Australia Day has since evolved from a small commemo- 100 g mixed salad leaves, washed bowl and marinate for at least 30 mins rative New South Wales holiday into a major national oc- ¼ red onion or overnight. Heat one tablespoon oil casion and boy, do we Aussies know how to celebrate. 2 cups bean sprouts in pan over medium heat. Add onion. We grab our favourite picnic blanket, don our spiffi est ¼ red chilli, nely chopped Stir occasionally, for three minutes or combination of quintessential Aussie colours and hot- 2 tablespoon sesame seeds, toasted until soft. Remove from pan. Drain foot it down to party the day away with our fellow folks Dressing: meat and keep the liquid for later. from the land down under. ½ cup coconut milk Heat oil in pan and brown meat in Parks, beaches and riversides will be chock full of 2 tablespoon lime or lemon juice batches, sprinkling with our whilst do- happy souls revelling in our history and heritage; our ¼ red chilli, nely sliced ing so. Add onion, mushrooms, carrot, erce multicultural roots, our indigenous culture and 2 teaspoon sh sauce meat juice and stock. Stir well. Cook our irrepressible larrikin spirit. Spontaneous games of for 10 minutes without a lid, then cover, cricket and footie will feature heavily, much beer will be COMBINE all dressing ingredients in a jar with a lid. cook for a further 20 mins until meat is consumed and dad will inevitably wear those rather tight Boil, steam or microwave whole potatoes un- tender. Add salt and pepper, set aside stubbies from his youth that have seen better days. til tender. Drain and slice them lengthwise. Cook to cool. Classic Aussie cuisine gets its moment in the sun; steak on both sides on a pre-heated barbecue Preheat oven and baking tray to consuming a meat pie or sausage from the barbie is plate. Leave to rest. Slice thinly. Mix all salad ingre- 200°C. Grease pie tins. Cut two rounds almost mandatory and the good ‘ol pavlova often fea- from each pastry sheet to line tins then tures as the country’s staple birthday cake. The best dients with the potatoes and beef, fold the dressing through. Sprinkle with sesame seeds to serve. cut two rounds to cover pies using the bit about the notion of eating classic Australian food is tin turned upside down as a template. that it sweeps across the nation encompassing a bit of Spoon lamb mixture into pastry shells, everything; native ingredients, dishes from ancient cul- tures given a fresh twist and our phenomenal produce Easy peachy pavlova cover with pastry disc, pressing edges that speaks for itself – our land does indeed ‘abound in together to seal. Brush pie tops with egg. Place pie tins on hot tray. Bake for nature’s gifts’, and we’re all the luckier for it. Preparation: 15 minutes; Preparation: 35 minutes; Pack up a picnic full of tasty morsels, re up your bar- 20–25 mins until golden. Stand pies in bie and start peppering your conversation with the odd cooking: 45 minutes; serves: 4 cooking: 60 minutes; serves: 4 tins for 5 mins. Serve warm. ‘strewth’. Australia Day is just around the corner, and we’re once again going to celebrate the existence of our 6 egg whites great nation in true blue Aussie style. 150 g caster sugar Chorizo, mushroom and 2 cups ricotta cheese 1 tablespoon sherry mozzarella quesadillas Recipes for one – energising 1 tablespoon grated orange rind 1 tablespoon honey Preparation: 12 minutes; low. Place one tortilla on a large board. peach and banana smoothie 2 peaches – peeled and diced Brush with a little of the oil, then turn 2 nectarines – diced cooking: 10 minutes; serves: 4 over. Arrange spinach, sausage mix- 1 peach chopped 2 passionfruit ture, mozzarella and basil over half the 1 banana chopped 3 chorizo sausages, thinly sliced tortilla. Season with salt and pepper. 1 orange, chopped BEAT egg whites until stiff . Add caster sugar. Con- 300g cup mushrooms, thinly sliced Fold the tortilla over pressing down ½ cup natural or fruit tinue beating until shiny and glossy. Pour into a 2 tablespoons olive oil gently. Repeat with remaining tortillas greased baking dish. Cook in a 140°C oven for 45 yogurt 8 our tortillas and llings. minutes. Do not allow to become golden. Cool. ½ cup crushed ice 2 cups baby spinach leaves Place each tortilla between two Meanwhile, place ricotta cheese, sherry, orange rind 2 buff alo mozzarella cheese, thinly and honey in a food processor. Process until thick sheets of baking paper. Barbecue for PLACE all ingredients into sliced (see tip) two to three minutes on each side or Preparation: a blender and blend until and smooth. Break meringue into bite-sized pieces. Divide until golden and mozzarella has melt- 3 minutes; cooking: combined. Serve imme- PREHEAT a barbecue plate on high ed. Cut in half crossways and serve. nil; serves: 1-2 diately. meringue, grapes and ricotta mixture into three separate bowls. Place broken meringue pieces into heat. Combine the sausages and Tip: Buff alo mozzarella is a fresh Note: for a thick and creamy result, try freezing the a glass serving bowl. Place fruit on top and add a mushrooms in a bowl. Drizzle with one cheese that has a mild avour and diced fruit in an air tight container. It’s a great way layer of ricotta mixture; repeat process with all layers tablespoon oil and toss to coat. Barbe- distinct elastic texture. Available from to use fruit that ripens too quickly. until bowl is lled. Drizzle fresh passionfruit on top. cue sausages and mushrooms, turn- selected delicatessens, it’s delicious ing often for three to four minutes or served chilled with antipasto or used in
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HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 298 JANUARY 2017 19 & food WINEADVERTISING FEATURE ...eat, drink and be merry... Pink and sparkling reds for Vince’s lamb mosaic with pesto Lamb mosaic with pesto summer sipping Banjo lamb blade is an English cut of meat and is by Frank Smith and ne bubbles. RRP $21.99. boneless, which makes it easy to serve. The avours are Sparkling reds made for each other with a little bit of fat and the happy LONG HOT summer evenings are an Sparkling reds tick all the boxes for red chew of lamb shoulder meat. The only struggle is ensur- ideal time to bring out the cold rosés. wine drinkers who prefer more robust a- ing there is enough for everyone to have seconds. Rosés are made either by blending white vours than found in most rosés. It is spar- Serves 2 and red grape juice or by removing the kling, red, served cold in summer. Ingredients skins of red grapes early during fermen- Seppelt Original Sparkling Shiraz 1 boneless lamb banjo blade (500 gram) tation. Here are a few that we enjoyed: 2013 is deep red with aromas of mulber- Pesto marinade Cote de Mas Rose Aurore is a ry, blue fruits, rhubarb crumble combined 100 g basil blend of Grenache, Cinsault and Syrah with spiced pears and a lifted oral nose. 20 g pine nuts from Languedoc-Roussillon in southern There is a ne and lean sparkling bead 100 ml olive oil France. It is cherry pink in colour and combined with a palate of bright, juicy 40 g parmesan cheese displays aromas of cherries, toff ee and red fruits and strawberry shortcake. The 25 g garlic owers tending to candied fruit. The nish is savoury and spicy. RRP $26.99. WA Lake Salt palate is rich and smooth, with ripe red D’arenberg The Peppermint Pad- CELEBRITY butcher Vince Gar- Freshly ground black pepper fruits, well balanced acidity and length. dock Sparkling Red is a blend of reff a’s recipe book, The Flesh In Blend the marinade ingredients in a blender for two RRP $11.99. Chambourcin, Shiraz, Graciano resulting My Life is packed with tales about minutes until they form a paste. Jacob’s Creek Le Petit Rosé is made in a vibrant purple colour and persistent his early life, and is available for Turn the lamb fat side up and cut deep incisions from Australian grapes by Australian mousse, with a lively bead that tickles the sale from Mondos Butchers, 824 (about 1cm deep) in a criss-cross fashion to create winemakers, but re ects a style of Rosé nose as it tantalises the palate. The nose Beaufort Street, Inglewood, The 2cm squares. The lamb blade should now look like a that is common in the French country- is a swirl of exotic spice, ripe plum and Good Store in Victoria Park and checkerboard or mosaic pieces. side. It is a blend of Pinot Noir, Grenache black olive, with a background aroma of Boffi ns Bookshops. Salt and pepper the lamb blade and then marinade it and Mataro resulting in a very pale pink dark fruits and a hint of cedar. The palate The more than 200-page book with the pesto paste, working it into the incisions. colour with aroma of rose petal and spice. is full and fresh, slightly sweet, showing focuses on Vince’s Calabrian Refrigerate and allow the blade to marinade in the The pallet displays varietal avours and a strong avours of mint, black fruits and heritage and his arrival from pesto paste for a minimum of two hours and a maxi- textural, chalky acidity leading to a soft, spice. The after taste displays persistent Italy to Western Australia as a mum of 24 hours before cooking. yet restrained nish. RRP $17. tannin and acidity. RRP $28. ve-year-old in the 1950s and the experiences that Remove from the fridge an hour before cooking and Jacob’s Creek Barosé 2016, a rosé All these summer wines are available shaped his life. rest on a baking tray. from the Barossa (surprise). It is a deli- through major discount liquor stores, of- This is one of the recipes from the book. Bake at 225°C for 45 minutes and then rest for 15 cate pale salmon pink colour with aro- ten at well below RRP prices. minutes in a warm place. mas of Turkish delight, rose petals and Serve in pieces with your favourite mash potato, or strawberries. The pallet is fruit driven roasted vegetables and a salad. A perfect lamb dish from Grenache grapes showing light for Australia Day! cherry, strawberry and quince, but not Letters to... Buon Appetito! over sweet and great structure and length and a dry nish. RRP $15. Yellowglen Bella pink Moscato is Vince Garreffa a rosé with a sparkle. It is made from a blend of Frontignac and Muscat variet- IF YOU want a particular recipe of mine, don’t hesi- ies of grapes. The colour is a delicate tate to drop me a line at Have a Go News. Address pink blush. It displays aromas of rose your enquiry to Vince Garreff a c/- Have a Go News water and Turkish delight with delicate PO Box 1042, West Leederville 6901, or email your white musk avours. The palate is burst- question to [email protected]. ing with avours of rose water, red ber- Please include your telephone number so I can call ries and white musk and nishes with a you! sweetness that is balanced by acidity
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INGLEWOOD HOTEL $12 lunch special (present senior card) Above, from top; Lisa’s potato rosti Monday to Friday 12-3pm $16 lunch special stack with smoked salmon - Tahlia’s (except public hols) T’s spoon ratings Monday to Friday 11.30am-3pm meal; low carb brunch consisting of 2 Morris Rd Innaloo Five spoons – excellent food and service – you must go! Beaufort St 9370 5511 9446 2424 scrambled eggs, smoked salmon, Four spoons – overall good food and service well worth a visit! spinach, homemade relish plus hollan- Three spoons – reasonably good food and service but could make ROSEMOUNT HOTEL LEOPOLD HOTEL daise, mushrooms and hash browns - some improvements. $14 lunch special $11 lunch special beverages; at white and chai latte. Two spoons – food and service needs improvement. Monday to Friday from 11am One spoon – would not recommend. Monday to Friday 11.30am-3pm Right; Tahlia Merigan 459 Fitzgerald St, North Perth Canning Hwy Bicton 9328 7062 9339 1100
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Yangon crowded footpath - oxcart - Mandalay Hill from below - locals applying sunscreen by Steve Collins society since the 1960s, there are indications of surprisingly serene and traffi c. I loved the drive shrubs and trees. in a grid formation, the and development there the locals’ reverence ev- you can easily retreat into as it gave me a great Mandalay was estab- surrounding countryside ENID BLYTON initi- has been negligible. The erywhere. It is common to your thoughts or re ect opportunity to see the lished by King Mindon in is peppered with small, ated my fascination with country’s rst democrati- see Buddhist monks and on the majesty of the countryside. Life looks the 1850s to commemo- verdant elds. There are Myanmar. I was in pri- cally elected, and civilian, nuns on the streets; in the place. to be harsh – and farm- rate the 2,400th anniver- a series of craggy hills in mary school when I read president was sworn in mornings they all carry When visiting temples ing seems hard as they sary of Buddhism. It is the near distance but it her book The Mystery of just this year, so now is brass bowls for donations and pagodas in Myan- still use water buff alo situated on the grand Ir- is the majestic Irrawaddy Strange Messages which the perfect time to visit of food. Most locals give, mar visitors are expected to plough their elds; rawaddy River and one River that truly captures was about poison-pen Myanmar as presently because it is good karma. to dress conservatively, rice and other crops are of the highlights is to visit the eye. letters that were collated the country maintains an As I bear a striking re- avoid wearing shorts or planted and sown by the former king’s wooden I was anticipating a through cuttings from the intrinsic and rustic charm. semblance to the Laugh- dresses that show their hand; and local travel is palace. This is a massive muddy waterway that Rangoon Weekly. Yangon is a city of 7.3 ing Buddha, an icon who knees, and be prepared still undertaken on ox series of structures sur- would be heavy with silt, I don’t remember much million people, yet it’s bestows both good luck to walk around barefoot. carts. The land from Yan- rounded by 8 kms of high but the Irrawaddy here is of the story, but I did think remarkably clean. Rare and wealth, I was treated I just had to experi- gon to Mandalay is most- walls inside a 64-metre- quite blue, attractive, and that Rangoon, the capi- for Asia, Yangon is a city very well, often having my ence the road to Manda- ly at, but wherever there wide moat. The mon- many kilometres wide. tal of Burma, was a very almost devoid of motor tummy patted, my side lay and, as good fortune was a hill it has a pagoda arch must have been a There are many islands exotic place so always bikes, so, without them fat pinched, and regu- would have it, I got on perched on top. Each vil- randy old devil because and marshes dividing the wanted to visit. whizzing past with ka- larly asked to be photo- really well with the taxi lage and hamlet seemed he had many queens, river which slithers away Rangoon is no longer mikaze-like belligerence, graphed with locals; re- driver who picked me up to have at least one, and all of whom resided in into the distance. On an the capital of Burma. Its crossing streets is very quests I gladly accepted. at the airport upon my ar- often several, pagodas – their own identical quar- afternoon cruise, I had name has been changed easy. Being able to walk The crowning glory of rival. Mr Aun was a lovely some small and simple, ters at the back of the the boat all to myself, and to Yangon, Burma has on a road is good, be- the Myanmar skyline is man, and a good driver. I others huge and ornate. king’s main chamber. I thoroughly enjoyed plying morphed into Myanmar cause the footpaths are the impressive Shwed- told him that I was head- Often dozens of pago- bet there was some awe- one of the world’s truly which, apparently, is the cluttered with tiny stalls agon Pagoda, which was ed for Mandalay, so he das could be seen dotted some Olympic-standard great rivers. Burmese name for Bur- which sell almost every- built on Yangon’s high- said he would drive me around the countryside at squabbling amongst the The people of Myan- ma, and Naypyidaw is the thing, including kitchen est hill 2,600 years ago. there for $US100. a glimpse, at times seem- queens in order to win the mar were very friendly new, rather strange and sinks. As I am something The pagoda is extraordi- By the way, leave your ing oddly surreal. king’s favour. and welcoming. I wasn’t empty, capital. But, so of a behemoth, de nitely nary, being 99 metres in Aussie dollars at home if Although intensive About 20 years after on an organised tour, many decades after hav- boab-shaped, there was height and covered with you travel to Myanmar, small plot farming is the the palace was complet- but still found travelling ing my interest piqued, I rarely enough room for 60 tonnes of gold, nearly as they are practically norm, as you head north ed the poor old king and, around the country using nally made it there – and me to pass anyone com- 5,500 diamonds and a useless there. The best the countryside does one suspects, his queens, local drivers and trains to just loved the experience. fortably on the footpaths, couple of thousand ru- currency to change is US change. For the rst were ousted when they be very easy. Burmese Burdened with a mili- so the roadways were bies. It is large, crowded, dollars; none of the offi - few hundred kilometres lost a war with the British. cuisine is delightful, the tary dictatorship for many ne for my strolls. but also strikingly elegant. cial places will accept Oz the land is green and The best vantage point curries are aromatic rath- decades, Myanmar has Myanmar is a solidly Despite the crowds, the dollars, although you can lush with rice, peanuts, is from atop Mandalay er than hot, and prices are been virtually a closed Buddhist country and Shwedagon Pagoda is exchange them on the sesame and sugar cane Hill, which towers over very reasonable. black market, but the rate elds that are shaded by the surrounding plains. Visiting Myanmar is like isn’t good. ATMs work palms. Yangon is mon- Once again the hilltop is going back to another well, but it is handy to soonal and I can vouch covered by a rather spec- age. Enid Blyton got it so 17 DAYS Perth to Melbourne RAIL & CRUISE have small, crisp US bills for the deluges that occur tacular gold and jewel- right; Myanmar is indeed on hand as well as kyat, often. Mandalay is drier, encrusted temple com- exotic so she didn’t let me 9 to 25 November 2017 the local currency. so you pass many kilo- plex, where the views are down. Mandalay is 716 kms metres where crops are astounding. While Man- The author travelled from Yangon on a good rare; replaced by brown dalay is densely popu- to Myanmar courtesy of highway that has little grasses and stubby lated and neatly set out AirAsia. HAGN#023/298 HAGN#053/298 NORSEMAN The Gateway to Western Australia
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This tour includes 2 night ✔ Touring Jacket & Cap ✔ NZ Travel Guide & Travel ✔ RETURN +>RETURN SUPPLEMENT stays in the Bay of Islands, Rotorua, Wellington, Queenstown and Dunedin. Diary Simple booking process with a low deposit AIRFARES TRANSFERS $1700 DEPARTS 25 March 2017 > LAST SEATS SELLING FAST! JUST ANNOUNCED! 24 October 2017 & 17 March 2018^ fascinating guided tour of the Omaka Aviation Heritage Centre will one of the many fi ne restaurants. to visit the Glow Worm Caves where you will admire the incredible transport you from WWI to WWII featuring an extensive collection of Hotel Copthorne Hotel and Resort Lakefront (2 nights) limestone caverns, waterfalls and mystery of the Glow Worm Grotto. Murchison aircraft belonging to Sir Peter Jackson. Hotel Distinction Luxmore (Deluxe Room) Springs Junction >> ITINERARY to Glenbrook Vintage Railway for a nostalgic 15 kilometre trip Hotel Scenic Hotel Marlborough or Chateau Marlborough DAY 13: Queenstown (Free Day) (B,SD) (B) Breakfast. (L) Lunch. (D) Dinner. (SD) Specialty Dinner. back in time on a beautifully restored vintage steam train. Visit the Today is a free day for you to explore Queenstown. Your Tour Guide DAY 16: Te Anau - Dunedin (B,SD) restoration workshop and on return to Glenbrook Station, morning and Coach Captain are available to assist with the many options Travel via Gore and Balclutha to Dunedin. After time for lunch board DEPART PERTH DAY 10: Blenheim - Christchurch (B,D) tea will be served. Depart Glenbrook and travel through magnifi cent available. This evening board the vintage steamship TSS Earnslaw the Silver Fern railcar for a journey along spectacular clifftops Today you will be transferred from your home to Perth Airport for Today’s travel takes you through the alpine village of St Arnaud, countryside of rolling hills and green pastures famous for dairying. and cruise across Lake Wakatipu to Walter Peak Station. Sit back, overlooking the Pacifi c Ocean and Blueskin Bay. On return to your overnight fl ight to Auckland. the enchanting beech Maruia Forest and the scenic Lewis Pass. Waitati Continue to Rotorua to visit Paradise Valley Springs, a superb wildlife Continue south to the Garden City of Christchurch for an informative relax and enjoy a gourmet barbecue dinner which the chef will Dunedin’s historic Edwardian Railway Station, board the coach for DAY 1: Arrive Auckland (Free Day) (B,D) park where you can hand feed rainbow trout. city tour. prepare in front of you at the Colonel’s Homestead. After dinner an informative city tour. Tonight a Scottish evening will be presented On arrival into Auckland you will be met by a Grand Pacifi c Tours Hotel Sudima Hotel Lake Rotorua (Superior Room. 2 nights) Hotel Quality Hotel Elms enjoy a short farm tour then reboard the TSS Earnslaw for a sing comprising of bagpipes, great food, Haggis Ceremony and gift. representative and transferred to your hotel for immediate hotel along by the piano on your return cruise. Hotel Scenic Hotel Southern Cross (2 nights) DAY 6: Rotorua (B,SD) check-in. Enjoy breakfast at the hotel followed by time at leisure. DAY 11: Christchurch - Arthur’s Pass Today begins with a gondola ride and breakfast at Skyline Rotorua. DAY 14: Queenstown - Milford Sound Overnight Cruise DAY 17: Dunedin (B,D) Hotel Grand Millennium Hotel - Franz Josef (B,D) FULLY INCLUSIVE There is also time for a luge ride! Next stop is the Agrodome for This morning board the TranzAlpine, one of the great train (B,D) Travel along the Otago Peninsula to Larnach Castle for a guided DAY 2: Auckland - Bay of Islands (B,D) an action packed hour of farming entertainment and education journeys of the world. Travel over massive viaducts, river valleys This morning travel to Arrowtown and visit the Lakes District tour. Next visit Glenfalloch Restaurant for a delightful morning tea. s Return airfares from Perth including taxes Depart Auckland and travel to the Parry Kauri Park to see a that’s unlike anything you’ve seen before. Enjoy some free time this and spectacular gorges as you ascend to Arthur’s Pass located in Museum. Continue via Te Anau to Milford Sound and board the Return to the city for some free time. You might choose to board The s Meet & greet on arrival in New Zealand magnifi cent example of a Kauri Tree. Enjoy a visit and informative afternoon before travelling to Te Puia to see the boiling mud pools the centre of the Southern Alps. Board your coach and travel to Milford Mariner for your amazing overnight cruise. There is plenty of Taieri Gorge Limited for a journey through spectacular scenery only s Return airport transfers in New Zealand talk at the Kauri Museum in Matakohe, then travel via Whangarei and awesome geysers that Rotorua is famous for. This evening Hokitika, famous for its Greenstone before arriving at Franz Josef time to view the fi ord’s spectacular waterfalls, rainforest, mountains accessible by rail (optional). to Paihia, situated in the heart of the beautiful Bay of Islands. Enjoy experience an entertaining Maori Hangi and Concert. where time is available to experience a scenic fl ight (optional, and wildlife - you’re bound to encounter seals and if you’re lucky s HIGHLIGHT Milford Sound Overnight Cruise DAY 18: Dunedin - Christchurch (B,SD) a guided tour of the Waitangi Treaty Grounds, the location of the weather permitting) over the spectacular glaciers. maybe dolphins and penguins. As evening falls enjoy a delicious s DAY 7: Rotorua - Wellington (B,D) This morning visit Olveston House, a prestigious historic home 17 nights 4 star hotel accommodation with 5 two night stays signing of the treaty between the Maori tribes and the British. Scenic Hotel Franz Josef Glacier (Douglas Wing) carvery buffet prepared freshly by the onboard chef. Travel along the Thermal Explorer Highway to the spectacular Huka Hotel before travelling to Oamaru, famous for its limestone. This evening s Modern coach travel throughout the tour Hotel Scenic Hotel Bay of Islands (2 nights) Overnight Milford Mariner Falls. Continue to Lake Taupo for some free time to enjoy this scenic DAY 12: Franz Josef - Queenstown (B) enjoy a farewell dinner with your new found friends. s Professional Coach Captain and Tour Guide in New Zealand DAY 3: Bay of Islands (Free Day) (B) lakeside town. Travel via the Tongariro National Park and then See the snow capped peaks of the Southern Alps as you travel DAY 15: Milford Sound - Te Anau (B,D) Hotel Sudima Hotel Christchurch Airport s 19 breakfasts including 1 specialty breakfast Today is a free day. Choose from the many optional activities continue south to the capital city of Wellington. Start the day with a hearty breakfast before heading back out to south via the Haast Pass, an area of stunning beauty before arriving DAY 19: Depart Christchurch (B) available, including the Cape Reinga coach trip via Ninety Mile Hotel James Cook Hotel Grand Chancellor (2 nights) the Tasman Sea (weather permitting) to explore more of the fi ord. s 15 dinners including 4 specialty dinners into picturesque Queenstown, a year round resort situated on the Time to say goodbye. You will be transferred to the airport for your Beach or a spectacular scenic fl ight. This evening is also free and Return back to the wharf to meet your coach and enjoy the scenic shores of magical Lake Wakatipu. This evening is free to dine at fl ight home after a memorable New Zealand holiday. s 2 delicious morning teas you may like to enjoy a relaxing dinner cruise (optional). DAY 8: Wellington (B) drive to Te Anau. This afternoon enjoy a cruise across Lake Te Anau s Prepaid activities and attractions including Kauri Museum, A highlight this morning will be time to explore Gallipoli: A Scale of DAY 4: Bay of Islands - Auckland (B,D) War exhibition at Te Papa, New Zealand’s National Museum. Cutting Skyline Rotorua Gondola, Agrodome, Thermal mud pools & This morning travel aboard a luxury catamaran to Cape Brett edge technology brings these stories to life through the eyes of New geysers, Larnach Castle and more. and the famous Hole in the Rock. Keep an eye out for bottlenose Zealanders who found themselves in extraordinary circumstances. Get on board with the Escorted Travel Specialists s Enjoy 3 rail journeys - Glenbrook Vintage Railway, the world and common dolphins before returning to Paihia. Travel south via Reboard your coach for an extensive city tour. Enjoy free time this Whangarei to Auckland’s north shore, where you will see stunning afternoon and this evening is also free. renowned TranzAlpine and the Silver Fern Seasider (08) 9380 6656 or 1800 677 760 (Country Callers) views of Rangitoto Island, Auckland Harbour and the Hauraki Gulf. s Relax with 5 cruises including Dolphin / Hole in the Rock Cruise Hotel Spencer on Byron DAY 9: Wellington - Blenheim (B,D) This morning board the Interislander Ferry, cross Cook Strait in the Bay of Islands, the vintage steamship TSS Earnslaw and the DAY 5: Auckland - Rotorua (B,D) and travel through the Marlborough Sounds to Picton. Travel to *Price is valid ex Perth based on 25 March 2017 departure and includes prepaid taxes of $160, correct at time of print. Prices and taxes are subject to change. ^24 Oct 2017 & 17 Mar 2018 prices and bonus inclusions differ. Itinerary differs for Milford Sound Overnight Cruise. 25 March 2017 departure. **Private car transfers arranged by Kings Tours & Travel and are provided within the Perth Metropolitan area including Mandurah. Early hotel check-in and breakfast included in itinerary, subject to change due to fl ight This morning enjoy a city sights tour of Auckland before travelling Blenheim, the heart of wine-growing Marlborough. This afternoon a schedules. Travel Insurance recommended. Jacket & Cap is one per person. One Travel Guide per household. Diary is one per person. Deposit amount is $450 per person with fi nal balance due 120 days prior to departure. 28 HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 298 JANUARY 2017
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Servicing • Repairs • Spare parts tling down for the hour- Kalakaua Avenue just a and the depth of bio- for the Outrigger Duke The Indian Paci c and Insurance work • Accessories long hula show held on few blocks away where diversity.” Kahanamoku Founda- the Great Ocean Road Solar Systems • Alterations • Awnings the grassy area three top-name brand stores Hawaiian-born then tion and its mission of Villa Carlotta Travel We also manufacture composite panels nights a week. such as Rolex, Valen- US President Barack providing grants and combines two great For all your Caravan, Motor home, or Camper The blowing of the tino, Coach, Gucci, Lou- Obama, stopped by in scholarships to student journeys into one un- conch shell heralds is Vitton, Miu Miu and Honolulu en route to athletes and organisa- forgettable holiday. trailer needs. Secure indoor accommodation the start of the popular Chanel attract shoppers China to address lead- tions from Hawaii. Begin with the two if your van needs to spend the night. show, in earlier times a from around the world. ers from the Paci c The island’s affi nity days aboard the iconic PHONE 9206 4933 means of communicat- A few weeks after we Island of Leaders and with the ocean is seen Indian Paci c rail jour- Unit 13/21 Warman St, Neerabup WA 6031 ing village to village and arrived Saks on Fifth the World Conservation everywhere. Oahu has ney from Perth to Ad- island to island. Clad in Avenue also opened as Congress. the most consistent surf [email protected] a red lap lap, the enter- a agship store inside We ventured down breaks of anywhere in tainer looked every bit the new International to the beach on several the world. With names HAGN#090/298 the Hawaiian islander, Marketplace building. occasions to soak up like Baby Queens, Old Making Smoking History Wagin Woolorama aims to showcase the retaining the tradition Locals were pleased the the atmosphere, enjoy Mans (perfect to learn best of what regional WA has to off er. There are prestigious livestock that has been handed iconic 100-year-old ban- the water and the view on), Cliff s and Pipeline, competitions, a comprehensive trade down over the centuries. yan tree was preserved. of the coastline to Dia- hundreds of breaks can and consumer fair, free entertainment for all ages, a fashion parade and all Music, hula dancing and Waikiki has many mond Head. We were be found on the shore- the elements that make it a unique instrument playing, es- high-rise buildings, fortunate to be in Waiki- line. Most surf schools country show with wide audience appeal, culminating in a Saturday pecially the ukulele, is a bikini-clad beachgo- ki for the annual Duke’s guarantee you will stand evening rodeo spectacular. way of life in Hawaii de- ers, classy hotels and a OceanFest, which hon- up on your rst lesson, spite the march of prog- relaxed vibe. Tom, our ours the great waterman while others off er ser- ress. coach driver from the Duke Kahanamoku. vices such as in-water The ancient hula start- airport, told us 13 high- Duke Kahanamoku photography or even ed in Hawaii in the 18th rise buildings were cur- (1890 to 1968) was a video services to show th th century. Traditionally, rently going up yet the native Hawaiian com- the family back home. 114 Wagin Agricultural Show and 45 Woolorama both men and women island’s natural beauty petition swimmer who Even for non-surfers, wear knee-level skirts should always be pre- made popular the Ha- Oahu’s endless azure Wagin Showgrounds 10-11 March 2017 made of palm leaves as served. He also said yel- waiian sport of surf- waters are like nothing well as ower leis around low tang sh dominated ing. He was a ve-time else. www.woolorama.com.auw.wooolorama.coc m.au pphone: 9861 1611 their arms, lower legs HAGN#083/298 and heads. Before 1820, HAGN#046/298 women wore skirts that were much shorter and men simply wore loin cloths. But missionaries made them wear a less revealing wardrobe dur- ing their performances. The evening perfor- mance included an old- er lady, called ‘auntie’, wearing a ower lei on her head and playing the ukulele. 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COASTAL HOLIDAYS let’s go travelling WA’sCARAVANNING GREAT • CAMPING • OutdoorsACCOMMODATION Here’s some great WA getaways to chill out in summer by Brad Elborough the water (swimming, canoeing or other end of the spectrum is Kari- shing), having a picnic or barbe- jini Eco Retreat and its luxury tents, MANY of us nd we have a little bit cue and people watching. There which also has a bar and restaurant of extra time and motivation to get are walk trails to explore and if you on site. There are unpowered sites out and about and enjoy the fantas- want to extend your stay, there is here too, suitable for campers, as tic summer weather at this time of a caravan park, or several beach well as caravans and campervans. year, whether it’s just for a day, or houses available for short stays. www.karijiniecoretreat.com.au night, or for a little longer. www.mooreriverregion.com.au Green Head – just 250km north Here are a few options that aren’t Preston Beach – Preston Beach of Perth (20km north of Jurien Bay) exactly secret, but may not have is perfectly located between Man- is gaining some worldwide atten- been on the top of your list of plac- durah and Bunbury (about 90 min- tion after appearing in a list of Aus- es to visit. It might be time to recon- utes south of Perth). It’s on a quiet, tralia’s hidden gems. The people sider your bucket list. yet beautiful beach, allowing a who go there for a quiet getaway In or around Perth quiet getaway. The 20km of beach will tell you that it isn’t worth visiting. Mandurah – a heap of money is the closest to Perth that you are They’ll say that the sh and cray sh has been spent on Mandurah, with legally allowed to beach 4WD. It’s caught there came from Jurien Bay. public space upgrades high on also close enough to all of the great They’ll say that the Dynamite Bay the agenda. Mandurah was sup- things that the south-west of WA is not perfectly protected for swim- posed to suff er from the Forrest has to off er. Here you can explore ming, that there is nowhere to bush- One of the bays at Green Head… Highway being developed – with the many plants, owers, animals walk and the sur ng break is too far people heading down to the state’s and birdlife that call the Yalgorup out and dangerous. But all that is a south-west expected to bypass the National Park home. ploy to keep you away. There is a Esperance Getaway coastal city enroute to Bunbury and www.waroona.wa.gov.au/pres caravan park at Green Head, plus beyond. But that hasn’t happened. ton-beach.aspx newly designated camping areas Clean, comfortable and affordable Mandurah is only 45 minutes to an Two to four hours from Perth along the beach. ATTRACTIVE AUTUMN RATES! hour away from Perth by car and Jurien Bay – One of the great www.australiascoralcoast.com/ Group bookings is accessible by train. There are destinations that the opening of destinations/cervantes-jurien-bay- some terri c waterways to explore the Indian Ocean Drive gave us is region/green-head
HAGN#009/298 (and crab or sh) and you have ac- Jurien Bay, located 2.5 hours north Fly to regional WA cess to some amazing wineries and of Perth. Jurien Bay Marine Park Kununurra – gateway to some breweries. makes for great snorkelling and amazing tourism opportunities in www.visitpeel.com.au diving and the beaches are safe the state’s north, as well as being a Rottnest Island – If you haven’t for swimming. There are breaks for terri c place to visit in its own right. 31 DEMPSTER ST, ESPERANCE PH: 9071 1533 been to the popular island for a surfers and shing for anglers too. There is plenty of local accommo- Email: [email protected] while, you may not recognise it. Lesueur National Park off ers walk- dation, plus consider the amazing It is much diff erent to the days ing trails, lookout, wild owers and Berkley River Lodge, Home Valley when you would cycle or walk be- scenic drives. If you want a more Station, El Questro and Faraway HAGN#032/298 tween your accommodation, the spectacular view of the region, you Bay Bush Camp – which aren’t baker, Red Rooster, the pub and can skydive there too. exactly nearby, but are located up the beach. Those are still options, www.jurienbaytime.com that way. You can check out Lake but now there are more ways of Wellington National Park – Next Argyle, do a scenic ight over the exploring the island’s history, the time you head down south add a Bungle Bungle Range, do an Ord golf course has received a much- visit to Wellington National Park, River cruise or plan worthwhile Family Holiday Park needed make-over and the food near Collie. Here you can enjoy a visits to Mitchell Falls and Mitchell options include Aristos Waterfront scenic dive, do some mountain Plateau, or Horizontal Falls. All of only 1 hour from Perth Restaurant, The Lane, Dome and biking, swimming, shing, canoe- this isn’t within a stone’s throw of Geordie’s Café. The where-to-stay ing, trail walking, 4WDing, or just Kununurra, but options if you have option has changed a little too, and stroll around and enjoy the scenery. time to explore the area. We cater for all, as we have cabins, cottages, glamping tents, caravan/ now includes (among other options) You can camp near Honeymoon www.visitkununurra.com tents sites and beautiful natural unpowered sites all in bush setting. Karma Rottnest and its six types of Pool (small campervans welcome Esperance – If you see picture We are two minutes drive to the lake where you can swim, accommodation. Rottnest Island too), or the open Potters Gorge postcards from Western Australia is a short ferry ride from Fremantle campsite (larger vans and trailers of crystal blue water and pure white enjoy water sports, relax and even camp the night under the stars. or Perth with Rottnest Express and welcome). Check DEC website for sand, often they would have been Come and see us, we look forward to meeting our old and new friends. from Hillarys Boat Harbour with details of re bans. taken from Esperance. It’s known Rottnest Fast Ferries. Or y over parks.dpaw.wa.gov.au/park/wel for its water-based activities, such with Kookaburra Air, Rottnest Air lington as swimming, sur ng, diving and 147 Invarell Road, Waroona Ph: 9733 3000 Taxi, Air Charter West, Rotorvation Caravan or camping shing. Whale watching (seasonal) Helicopters or Ozwest Aviation. Karijini National Park – Karijini is popular and charters head down Email: [email protected] www.navarino.com.au www.rottnestisland.com is one of the iconic and spectacu- to this and everything else. There Between one and two hours lar destinations in WA. For those is also nearly 6000 km2 of national from Perth wanting traditional camping, look at park (four in the region) and reserve HAGN#017/298 Guilderton/Moore River – The Dales Gorge Public Campground, land nearby, so those who prefer to Moore River is just an hour north which is just a quick walk to Dales stay on land have plenty to explore of Perth and off ers a great day (or Gorge, Circular Pool and Fern Pool. as well. Again, there are tours to longer) trip to sit back and relax. These have pretty basic facili- these areas, so you don’t need your You could easily spend a day sitting ties, but still provide access to the own car or 4WD to enjoy the area. 15% at the mouth of the river, enjoying amazing scenery in Karijini. 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COASTAL HOLIDAYS let’s go travelling WA’sCARAVANNING GREAT • CAMPING • OutdoorsACCOMMODATION Fishing heaven in idyllic Cocos Islands I made my fourth visit last there was brilliant. managed to land 11 of those surf, kite surf or wind surf. Un- month following an extremely For those unfamiliar with highly prized bones, although less of course, you love just successful trip at exactly the bone sh, they look like sand we did pick up heaps of other sitting on snow white sand same week the year before. whiting on steroids, with bril- small species, including barra- under a coconut palm reading We weren’t quite so lucky this liantly chrome plated sides that cuda, various members of the and getting up every now and time around and the previous re ect their surroundings so trevally family, dart and silver then to cool off in the crystal endless sunny days were re- perfectly that they can be al- biddies. clear shallows just a few steps placed with lots of overcast most impossible to spot, even Those silveries, as the lo- away. and a fair sprinkling of wind in gin clear water. They can be cals call silver biddies, are While we didn’t catch as and rain – hardly ideal condi- frustratingly selective feeders great little sh. They look a many bone sh this time, for tions for the exacting world of and when hooked, put on a bit like a silver bream with a the rst time we managed to sight shing, especially over performance that is nothing more pointed snout and they pick up a couple outside the the areas of weedy bottom. short of breathtaking. Imagine ght with relentless enthusi- lagoon, in one of the sandy Imagine a sh this size running 100m… twice! The superbly camou aged a sh weighing around a kilo asm. Even though they only holes amongst the coral on bone sh that drew us there that can make a run of 100m, grow to around 45cm they are the fringing reef. We had heard by Mike Roennfeldt the planet more chilled out. are hard enough to spot at then do it again after you have the locals’ most prized eating stories about there being bo- The lagoon there off ers end- the best of times, let alone in wound it in. A bone sh of 4kg sh and we had them several nies on the outside, so it was I’VE decided that the Cocos less opportunities for my windy overcast conditions. or more is likely to do double times while we were there… nice to con rm it for ourselves. and Keeling Islands group absolute favourite style of But, with a 24-hour tempera- that distance. absolutely delicious. If nothing else, it gave us an- is my own personal happy shing, wading tropical sand ture range that never strayed Three of us shed all day There’s not a whole lot to other option for future trips to place. There is nowhere on ats with y rod in hand. outside 26 – 28°C, just being every day for a week and only do at Cocos if you don’t sh, this magical island group.
Lee Kernaghan headlines the Enjoying the sunset and a glass of wine Boyup Brook Country Music Festival - what could be a better match? and the Boyup Brook Ute This summer, visitors to the event can expect to and Truck Muster pro- enjoy some lighter styled wines like whites and rosés vides roaring entertain- along with their favourite and new release reds. ment through the streets The Sunset Balcony is the centre-piece of the event of Boyup Brook. Campers and the best place to watch the sun going down with and caravanners sleep a favourite glass of wine. Come along on 18 and 19 beneath the stars over the February from 2.30pm to 7.30pm each day. weekend. Food stalls pro- Tickets can be pre-purchased for $28 (including vide fresh food on site, and booking fee and charges) from www.wineandfood. the Country Music Club of com.au/sunsetwine or at the gate for $33. Boyup Brook’s retail store, WIN WIN WIN Hot Country, off ers cloth- To be in the draw to win one of ve double pass- ing, music, footwear and es to Sunset Wine on Sunday 19 February sim- accessories for attendees ply email [email protected] with Sunset to browse or buy. in the subject line or write to Sunset Competition The Boyup Brook Art THROW in some great food, live music and a beautiful C/- Have a Go News – PO Box 1042, West Leeder- Awards, held in conjunc- beachside setting and there is all the ingredients for ville 6901. Competition closes 5/2/17. Australian country music legend, Lee Kernaghan tion with the Festival, Sunset Wine at Scarborough Beach. provide something a little With restoration under way at the Scarborough IT’S a plume of dust 2017. Karin Page, winner diff erent, showcasing Beach Reserve the event will have a slightly diff erent DUNSBOROUGH Central Motel down an old dirt road, of Best New Talent and great local talent, and the location this year, moving 800 metres south to Brigh- and hanging off the rails Best Group two years in a Festival gives ample op- ton Reserve. at the rodeo, and for so row at the awards with her portunities to bootscoot As it has in its previous three years Sunset Wine will many, it’s warm February former band China Doll, your way to lighter living,
have the same stunning West Australian ocean sunset HAGN#054/298 days, sitting in the shade will also be returning as even providing lessons for views. of gum trees by the river, the recently crowned the those whose dancing is a Event director Richard Campbell from CMS Events surrounded by the buzz 2016 Toyota Star Maker little rusty. said the new venue at Brighton Reserve is an almost of people connected by a winner. There is something love of music. identical space to previous years. Newcomer Emily Joy to keep everyone enter- Sunset Wine will still be unique in that it is the only Located in the town centre. Just a stroll to shops, supermarkets, That’s just the way it will be performing for the tained, including work- restaurants, cafes and beach. Outdoor pool, heated spa and bbq. is at the Boyup Brook public event on the coast in Perth where visitors can rst time, bringing coun- shops, the largest bush FREE In-house movies plus WiFi now available. Country Music Festival, try pop melodies from her sit with a glass of wine and watch the sun set over the poets breakfast in WA, Just ask our friendly staff. presented by LiveLighter. soon to be released debut and activities for the chil- ocean. For the rst time in 2017, E P. dren. The Festival is built “People will still be able to relax overlooking the beach on the Sunset Balcony or sit back on the grassy Rooms ranging from Standard Motel the Country Music Club “I’ve been attending on the backs of its many style rooms to our Luxurious Spa Suites. of Boyup Brook is thrilled this special festival the volunteers, who work tire- slopes listening to local musicians,” Mr Campbell said. “Sunset Wine is about enjoying a classic summer to be welcoming the leg- past few years and sing- lessly to create a festival STAY ANY 3 NIGHTS SUNDAY TO THURSDAY endary Lee Kernaghan to ing along in the crowd, that has become one of sunset, tasting fantastic Western Australian wine, craft beers, ciders and spirits and tapas style food. & RECEIVE 10% OFF its stage. He will undoubt- so to actually be on stage the best in the country, Includes complimentary bottle of wine. edly give a show to never performing this time is a and a must visit destina- “Along with gourmet food, live music and good *Not valid 22/12/16 to 31/01/17 (Excludes long weekends). forget. dream come true,” she tion for all country music friends, it’s the recipe for one of summer’s best bou- Lee Kernaghan has ce- says. lovers. tique events. RAC mented his place as one The Festival also of- For further information “There is a great range of local wines on off er to of the greatest Australian fers four days of fun with about the Boyup Brook taste, then enjoy at the event or take home some bot- country music singers of a friendly, country vibe. Country Music Festival, tles to share later. The wine locker is on site to store PHONE: 9756 7711 our time, and to many, his Street markets bustle or to purchase tickets, your purchases during the day as well. 50 Dunn Bay Rd, Dunsborough WA 6281 songs are the embodi- with the hum of people visit www.countrymu “Sunset Wine will again ensure people can enjoy Email: [email protected] ment of Australian coun- and the sounds of busk- sicwa.com.au or phone their time with friends at WA’s iconic beach and cel- Web: www.dunsboroughmotel.com.au try. Winner of 36 Golden ers on the main street, 9765 1657. ebrate another classic summer’s day on the coast.”
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To find out more, or make an appointment, call 131 151 or visit bethanie.com.au 34 HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 298 JANUARY 2017 health options for the mature healthy livingADVERTISING FEATURE west australian New opportunities for tness following a new year reassessment Personally last year was it was totally enjoyable. It just like that – getting to- A common reason There is so much pres- reational venues in your not so enjoyable for me, got me thinking as to why gether and doing an ac- for quitting an exercise sure from diff erent types area, for a class to suit so I am looking towards I had hesitated in taking tivity that everyone can program is boredom. A of media telling us to ex- you in 2017, and don’t for- more fun ways to spend a tness class before. I enjoy and enjoy the ben- varied class format can ercise, but it is diffi cult to get to check your health time with my family and have led water based e ts. One of the bene ts keep you motivated and take the rst step. Group fund and see if they cover also making time to get and land based classes is that you are socialising, interested. Diff erent in- exercise off ers a safe en- some of the cost. my health and tness before and while I had having fun while doing a structor styles, music vironment with so many NB: Please note that back on track. One of enjoyed taking them I had safe and eff ective work- selection and interaction diff erent workouts from the information in this many ways to improve not thought to ask why out. Other bene ts in- means that a one-hour chair yoga to country barn article is of a general your tness is to partici- the participants of my clude a consistent sched- class goes very fast with dancing and workouts for nature. It is not speci c pate in group exercise. It class kept coming back ule with diff erent levels of interesting people and a all tness levels from be- advice to any individual. by Jemma Aldridge is a growing trend and the each week. diffi culty so that you can social atmosphere. This ginner to advanced. Just Readers should consult bene ts are numerous, Remember when you improve your tness at atmosphere also off ers a show up with a positive their general practitioner WHAT better time than not just for your health. were a kid and you liked the rate you want to. An- sense of camaraderie and attitude, participate and or other health pro-fes- the new year to reassess Recently I participated hanging out with your other is that participants accountability among have fun. sional for an assessment your life and consider in tness classes coordi- friends and doing fun can do a workout that participants as well as Check out your local and speci c advice with new opportunities, chal- nated and fully funded by activities together, well requires no prior exercise between participants and newspaper and local regard to their particular lenges or experiences. my health insurance and I think group exercise is knowledge or expertise. the instructor. council, including all rec- condition. Toilet seat solves problems for arthritis sufferers Fuel your body and reap the many rewards found it years ago,” Ma- off ered to send out a bro- bel said. chure pack, she decided “The bidet simply re- to order a bidet straight of healthy ageing in a new campaign placed the existing toilet away. When it arrived er adults in the commu- tion and a loss of appe- seat and automatical- a few days later she in- nity, which is the leading tite as we get older. ly cleans users without stalled the seat herself cause of hospitalisation “However there are toilet paper. The friendly easily and as she had staff explained that the been told, it tted per- of adults over the age of other factors to consid- bidet toilet seat has many fectly on her original toilet 65 in Australia and costs er like deterioration in health bene ts as well as bowl. the WA Health System quality of life, or a lack the comfort of a heated “It is the best invest- on average more than of motivation to cook seat and other features,” ment I have made in my $100 million each year. healthy meals for those she said. personal health and hy- Injury Prevention who may be living alone The bidet can be used giene in years and I no manager Rachel Meade after the death of a part- in two simple steps. longer nd going to the BIDET Shop® customer Press the bottom/femi- toilet an issue”. said that the new cam- ner,” said Ms Meade. Mabel suff ers with ar- nine wash button and the “Give it a go,” she says. paign was designed to “This can have a thritis and a painful back bidet provides a stream “I did and I couldn’t be give older adults living whole lot of physical condition but has found of warm water to clean happier”. independently in the and mental repercus- a bidet has made her thoroughly. Then with just For more information or community some ba- sions, which can greatly everyday task much sim- the push of another but- to purchase call The Bidet sic information around increase the risk of falls, pler. ton, warm air gently dries Shop on 08 6315 4252. food, alcohol and water hospitalisations and the “It’s marvelous I’ve al- without the need for toilet Have a Go News’ read- ways wanted a ‘paper- paper. ers may qualify to have consumption that were ability of individuals to less’ bidet in my bath- Mabel said that al- their Bidet fully funded. simple to follow, cost continue to live inde- room and I wish I had though The Bidet Shop® Please call us to ask how eff ective and age ap- pendently in the com- OLDER adults are at prevention program, propriate. munity.” HAGN#068/298 risk of malnutrition as Stay On Your Feet® She said malnutri- The Fuel Your Body a result of the body’s early this year, will look tion in older adults can campaign also high- natural ageing process at ways of addressing lead to impaired muscle lights the importance of as well as a range of these concerns and function and decreased drinking water to avoid Help your generation. socioeconomic factors ensuring that Western bone density and in- complications from de- that can result in a poor Australians over the age creases falls-related hydration and drinking diet and insuffi cient nu- of 60 know what a bal- sickness and death. less alcohol to keep And generations to come. trition. anced diet looks like as “This can be as a re- your brain and body The new Fuel Your they get older. sult of physiological healthy. Join our 60 to 80-year-old paid clinical-trial volunteers. Body campaign, which Stay On Your Feet® changes in the body, One in three older is due to be launched is aimed at reducing the chronic diseases, the people over the age of by WA’s leading falls incidence of falls in old- side eff ects of medica- 65 will fall each year, many resulting in inju- HAGN#069/298 ries that reduce their con dence and ability to carry out day-to-day activities. The Fuel Your Body campaign has been developed using the lat- est evidence and input from expert dieticians in Western Australia. Your Money, Your Life, Your Choice The three-month campaign launches on 1 February and runs un- Learn How to Protect Your Assets til 30 April and targets older adults over 60 liv- ing independently in the To order your free copy call community. Other Stay On Your Feet® campaigns help- 9479 7566 ing older Australians stay healthy and live or visit www.advocare.org.au independently in the community have fo- cused on Strengthening Your Legs, Checking Your Medicines and Making Your Home Saf- er to avoid falls. FREE For more information To register your interest visit linear.org.au/seniors information about the Fuel Your Body campaign or for Or call 1300 546 327 for more information. booklet tips on how you can stay active and alert to reduce your risk of falls contact Stay On Your Feet® on 1300 30 35 40 or visit www.stayon WA Elder Abuse Helpline 1300 724 679 yourfeet.com.au. HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 298 JANUARY 2017 35
health options for the Experience dining mature west australian healthy livingADVERTISING FEATURE at Elizabeth Quay To be in pain - or not to be…back pain is what you believe it to be treatment of the disorder, Independent associa- younger age, better men- as beliefs and expecta- tions were found between tal wellbeing and higher tions can facilitate or in- BBQ scores and age, income, while more nega- hibit pain responses in mental health, income, tive beliefs were associat- the brain and are central being in employment, and ed with receiving sickness drivers of behaviour and lower back pain status. or disability bene ts and recovery,” he said. There were no associa- experiencing LBP in the “For this study, we tions between lower back previous month,” said Dr Darren Beales next to a painting which represents pain looked at back pain beliefs pain and body mass in- Beales. in baby boomers because dex, smoking status, men- “The take home mes- by Frank Smith the cause and nature of the they are a group at risk of tal well-being or gender. sage for baby boomers is disorder, its future course, decreased activity levels Older people had gener- to stay active. The belief WE nearly all suff er from impact and the possibility and reduced productivity, ally lower scores. Each ve that activity is bad is the back pain at some stage, of a cure. The more neg- hoping to provide addi- year increase in age result- worst thing for back pain. but how much it hurts and ative you feel about back tional insight into keeping ed in a 0.5 point decrease “Experienced physio- how quickly we recover pain the more disabling it this age group active and in BBQ scores. therapists will help pa- depends on what we be- is and the slower you will productive.” Baby boomers had tients overcome the pain. lieve about it. be to recover. The study began by col- higher scores than many In 95 per cent of cases of Darren Beales, from Dr Beales said back lecting data from 958 baby other large studies in Aus- lower back pain a belief Curtin University School pain beliefs are an import- boomers involved in the tralia and North America. that leads to inactivity is of Physiotherapy and Ex- ant determinant of both Busselton Healthy Ageing The more negative the not helpful,” he said. ercise Science said lower disability and the experi- Study. All participants re- belief scores and more The paper Back Pain back pain is usually initially ence of lower back pain, ceived a comprehensive baby boomers were dis- Beliefs Are Related to the caused by physical dam- not only in baby boomers clinical assessment and abled by back pain, irre- Impact of Low Back Pain age. (individuals born between lled in a questionnaire spective of age, mental in Baby Boomers in the “This causes the symp- 1946-1964) but also the about a wide range of health, income, employ- Busselton Healthy Ageing toms of back pain, but wider population. health measures. The re- ment, and current pain Study, was published in pain may persist and the “There is growing in- sults of the questionnaire level. the Journal of American patient be pain sensi- terest in the role of beliefs were compounded as a “More positive BPBs Physical Therapy Associ- tive after the damage is regarding lower back pain, BBQ score. A higher BBQ were associated with ation. healed. especially beliefs related score indicate more posi- Our beliefs can include to the cause, impact and tive beliefs. ® Zumba Gold Japanese for ‘Castle in the Sky’, Laputa off ers buff et style dining unlike anything Perth diners have experienced Survey nds Australians are the happiest AND LINE DANCING HAGN#021/298 Low Impact, suitable for Beginners and Seniors NEWLY opened restau- rooms that each seat 12 they have been this century Classes Monday to Thursday rant Laputa, perched people. above Halo at Elizabeth Laputa is open seven AUSTRALIANS are more triangle of wellbeing,’’ Dr costs or job insecurities. Southern Suburbs: Quay off ers buff et style days a week for lunch satis ed with their lives Hutchinson says. The survey also notes dining, but buff et dining and dinner and is avail- now than at any time since The index, a joint proj- that wellbeing is signi - Gosnells Maddington unlike anything Perth able for weddings, events the year 2000. ect of Australian Unity cantly lower for adults diners have experienced and other functions. The latest Australian and the Australian Centre who continue to live with Rossmoyne Southern River before. Weekday lunch prices Unity Wellbeing Index on Quality of Life (Deakin their parents. Laputa is Japanese are $49 and $59 for the survey nds average life University), evaluates sat- “For those living with satisfaction in 2016 hit a isfaction with life across a their parents, average life Phone TINA 0402 314 114 for Castle in the Sky weekends and for dinner, record score of 76.7, the range of areas –standard satisfaction (72.0) is the www.step2it.iinet.net.au www.tina4.zumba.com and owners Yili Kagu- Monday to Thursday it is highest since the index’s of living, health, achieve- lowest it has been for 10 ra Pty Ltd have spent $60 and $75 on Friday, NEW CLASSES for 2017 recommence $200,000 just installing Saturday and Sunday. inception in 2000. It con- ment, personal relation- years,” Dr Hutchinson 16 January ‘Get Up and Go & Be Active’ tinues an upward trend ships, safety, community said. new windows to ensure For children it is $24.50 that began in 2006. connection and future customers feel like they for lunch Monday to Fri-
This comes despite a security. A personal well- HAGN##066/298 are in a castle in the day and $29.50 for the long-term decline in health being score out of 100 is sky, looking out over the weekends, $30 for din- satisfaction over the last recorded. DANCE YOUR WAY TO GOOD Swan River. ners Monday to Thurs- 16 years, and increasing “The domains of stan- HEALTH IN THIS CLASS FOR And to keep the castle day and $37.50 for dinner concern about the possi- dard of living (80.8), safety analogy going, guests on Friday, Saturday and bility of a terrorist attack. (82.0), community con- OVER 50s! are treated like royalty Sunday. “These ndings reit- nection (73.7) and future with chefs producing “Wines are available erate a major theme of security (73.3) reached Easy-to-learn dance steps | Great music | Lots of fun! freshly cooked food from $10 a glass or up to the Wellbeing Index over their highest recorded at a series of stations $2000 a bottle,” chef Lim time, which is that satis- levels, which is interesting reminiscent of the food said. faction with one’s health when set against the nd- CLASS INFORMATION: served at premier buff et Chef Lim said every is not a signi cant driver of ing on the perceived likeli- Mondays 9.30am-10.30am | Fridays 9am-10am dining places like Hong eff ort is made to source their personal wellbeing,’’ hood of a terrorist attack,’’ WA Stage School - Unit 1/388 Victoria Rd, Malaga Kong, Singapore, Jakar- the best local produce in- Deakin University senior Dr Hutchinson said. Cost $8 per class ta, Thailand or China. cluding sh which is pur- research fellow Delyse She says while the in- A $3 million tout of chased fresh daily from Hutchinson says. dex does not examine the Enrolment and more information: the new restaurant in- the markets. “Of greater importance reasons behind this in- Phone 9249 8558 | Email [email protected] corporates lavish marble “This buff et style is are nancial security, a creasing happiness trend, oors and countertops diff erent, the setup is sense of purpose in life overall life satisfaction also imported from China diff erent, and the style is and strong relationships. runs deeper than our daily HAGN#065/298 along with distinctive of freshly cooked food We call this the golden concerns about housing Japanese styling. right in from of you with Chef Vincent Lim said a blend of Western style HAGN#015/298 the restaurant was aim- Asian infused cooking. ing to recreate a style “Our emphasis is of dining that people strong on customer ser- Learn Classesto range fromDance! beginners to intermediate.e. NEW CLASSES would know from eating vice, with attention to for 2017 start No partners required. Adult classes available. at places like Jumbo in detail that separates the ✥ BALLROOM ✥ LATIN ✥ SALSA Hong Kong. good from the excellent,” Monday 16 January ✥ CEROC ✥ LINDYHOP ✥ ROCK ’N’ ROLLLL ✥ WEST COAST SWING ✥ JIVE/SWING “This is a ‘must do’ he said. ENROL NOW! restaurant experience in Laputa aims to ap- Perth,” he said. peal to a wide audience The changing menu including visitors from features the avours of around the world, busi- SOCIAL DAY CLASSES Korea, Japan, Thailand, ness people from near- Singapore and the Phil- by St George’s Terrace “A Segway tour is DANCE 11am Beginner Ballroom ippines, as well as West- through to locals looking something you Friday 3 February 8pm-late 12pm Beginner & Intermediate Latin ern-style cooking and is for something diff erent.
✁ DJ, oor show and general dancing 1pm Intermediate Ballroom freshly cooked at sta- Bookings at the restau- have to try”. BYO Nibbles & Drinks tions in front of diners. rant can be made by 2pm New Vogue Sequence Dancing Specialist Japanese, phoning 9325 4081 or Its easy because it self balances and loads of fun for Entry $10 per person Pay at the door dessert, Asian, Chinese through Laputa’s web- everyone. Suitable for all ages so long as you are over and Western chefs are in site at www.laputa-buf 12yo and approx. 45kg. ZUMBA $10 Private Lessons and charge of their own food fet.com; www.facebook. Take some friends or family and enjoy it together. Thursday 7pm Beginners welcome Wedding Dance Available sections including tep- com/laputaperth/ and on After all its holiday time! Medium, intensity class, panyaki, grilled, deep- Instagram at laputaperth. We operate at 3 locations, Perth, Fremantle and High & Low Options. fried, cold, seafood, sal- WIN WIN WIN Rottnest Island offering 60 or 90 minute guided tours. KIDS’ CLASSES Go at your own pace Monday & Tuesday 4.45-5.45pm ads and desserts. To win one of three Training and skills practice to ride the Segway safely “Expect more than lunches for two at La- is all included. Learn more about your city and the FREE TRIAL LESSON with this ad crème brulee and puta simply email win@ changes that it is going through by listening to our ✁ cheesecake for des- haveagonews.com.au professional guides as you glide around at ease. sert,” chef Lim said. or write to Laputa Com- Right through the holidays we are operating For more information call Jenny on seven days per week. Please check our website Laputa features a petition PO Box 1042, for tour times/dates of operation and location of wide range of South- West Leederville 6901. our tour bases. 0413 430 721 East Asian desserts. Competition closes
Come and have fun at Segway Tours WA ✁ The main restaurant 5/2/16. Visit www.jusdance.com.au area seats 250 people Lunch prize expires at www.segwaytourswa.com.au or call 1300 808 180 1984 Albany Hwy, MADDINGTON (enter off Burwash Place) along with three VIP the end of April 2017. 36 HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 298 JANUARY 2017 Retire in Style ADVERTISING FEATURE Retirement villages are mainly what they are cracked up to be by Frank Smith The survey explored the life. Most were aged 80 cent reported issues such ers. Two thirds of these dent life satisfaction. All Where possible all po- experiences of village res- years or more, and nearly as delays, building prob- respondents had not had villages should have dis- tential residents need to GLOWING accounts of idents and their families of 90 per cent were over 70. lems, availability of prom- their issues resolved to pute resolution processes be informed of the possi- life in a retirement village their contractual interac- They had lived in their vil- ised facilities and com- their satisfaction. and ensure this is high- bility of this before enter- appear in advertising and tions with village owners lage up to 10 years. plicated or poorly written Most villages had a lighted to new residents ing retirement village life. publications by the village and managers – including Their reasons for mov- contracts. dispute resolution pro- as they enter the village. If a change of ownership owners. But is it as good aff ordability, maintenance ing into retirement villages A high proportion of cedure, but this did not She said managers and does occur, appropri- as it sounds? and repairs and the pro- was varied including a respondents reported a always work as planned owners need to commu- ate independent support Now Dr Sue Malta and cess for resolving any dis- concern for safety and maintenance problem and one third of residents nicate eff ectively with res- should be available to her colleagues at Na- putes. downsizing to a cheaper, to the village manager. were unaware of the pro- idents about the process- residents during the ne- tional Ageing Research Nearly 2000 responses more manageable dwell- These were mainly gen- cess. es involved in dealing with gotiating period, so that Institute (NARI) based were received. Dr Malta ing. eral outdoor maintenance Departments of Con- requests and the time- all changes can be com- at Melbourne University says that indicates that Most new residents issues and were dealt with sumer Aff airs in most frames required before municated eff ectively and has conducted an inde- many older adult resi- experienced no issues promptly and resolved to states have developed decisions can be made, with full disclosure. pendent survey commis- dents of retirement vil- (contractual or otherwise) residents’ satisfaction. good practice protocols particularly when matters Survey respondents sioned by Residents of lages were keen to be in- which needed resolving However, a few issues for resolving disputes in are complex, substantial were generally satis ed Retirement Villages of Vic- volved and have their say prior to taking up resi- took a long time to be re- retirement villages and or sensitive. with retirement village life. toria (RRVV). about retirement village dence. However 22 per solved and some are un- can act as a mediator in Nearly half the villages Overall, they regarded likely to ever be resolved. such a process. changed ownership or retirement village life as a One- fth of all respon- Dr Malta commented made major changes to positive experience and dents had to go over the that the better village contract terms during the would recommend it to village manager’s head to management handles dis- tenure of survey respon- their family, friends or col- contact regional manag- putes the greater is resi- dents of the respondents. leagues. 1 MONTHS STORAGE A landmark development for Rossmoyne cember to assess the development application for Australis at Rossmoyne Waters. Following good dis- cussion on community needs and the advantages of the impressive design, a vote was taken to ap- prove the development. Australis will provide 86 residential apartments for NEW CUSTOMERSFREE ONLY. OFFER ENDS 31.01.17. SEE IN STORE FOR TERMS AND CONDITIONS retirees and will boast numerous common amenities including a heated pool, spa, gym, sauna, lawn bowls green and cafe. The building will also boast impressive architectural treatments and will be visible from Leach Highway, creating a remarkable landmark statement on the boundary of the City of Canning. Gary Blagden, CEO of Adventist Care said: “Some delay was caused due to the changing requirements to re safety regulations following Western Australia’s The proposed layout of Australis apartments more recent, devastating bush res. However, we are excited and glad to see that the hard work put in has OSBORNE PARK AUSTRALIS, the highly anticipated development at paid off . We are con dent that many retirees will be 6141 1000 Rossmoyne Waters has been approved. able to bene t from this exciting development.” SIMPLE STORAGE SOLUTIONS The Department of Planning’s Metro Central Joint Works are anticipated to commence early this Development Assessment Panel (JDAP) met in De- year. HAGN#035/298 9.25% pa* Distributions last 4 years, 100% tax deferred Income comes from a share of the property management fees paid SterlingSterling IncomeIncome UnitsUnits from the rent collected Historically pays distribution of 9.25%pa* by the Sterling property management business. 100% tax deferred Over 2000 properties Monthly distributions under management with Income derived from residential property management an estimated value of over $800 million. 4 year track record Redeemable after first 12 months**
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SM=h^ifka^=aofsbI=`fqv=_b^`e 38 HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 298 JANUARY 2017 Retire in Style ADVERTISING FEATURE Life at Willow Creek Mews Retiring in style the most of life. the village is unaff ordable of other features, like a CONTEMPORARY living has seen a greatly changed Looking back at what to live in. raised ceiling in the open attitude to retiring. While some may see it as a time has made the village so “The unique nancial plan living areas, a huge to gently ease into a quieter life, others see it as an appealing, Louis May, structure of our village double bedroom and an opportunity to revitalise their lifestyle, spend more director of Mayco Prop- means it is virtually im- extra-large study or spare time with friends and family, travel to far- ung places erties Pty Ltd who man- possible for it to become bedroom. that have for too long only been a dream, and tick off age the village said: “We unaff ordable. And the “They come with Euro- as many items on the bucket list as they can. This is thought initially it would design principles of ‘Age- pean appliances, new t- called retiring in style. be price driven due to the ing in Place’ where every ted carpets and presented For those who recognise something of themselves WILLOW CREEK Mews is in peaceful surroundings initial $140,000 price tag, aspect of ageing has been just as new,” he said. “The in the latter, downsizing comes as a solution to smooth now three years old and and the assurance of but were quickly proved taken into consideration, two re-sale villas are in- the transition from juggling all the responsibilities of a after a few early teething continued aff ordability in wrong. ensure a resident does distinguishable from new. home-owner to liberating themselves through moving problems, is now estab- an unpredictable world. “Retirees want a place not need to move out of But ideal for the bargain into apartment living. lishing itself as one of the This has seen the village of permanence, and this their home before nursing hunter. But while it is called downsizing, some apartment most aff ordable villages in mature into a commu- is where Willow Creek home care being needed, “We are now selling our developments off er an upscaling of lifestyle. Civic Western Australia. nity where like-minded Mews excelled, because is a tremendous asset to last new villa. It has been Heart is one that presents a range of amenities that will It appeals to retirees retirees, or in some cases a low entry price means the village. our display villa and is no leave people feeling they have landed in a modern day who want a quality home nearly retirees, are making nothing if after a few years He went on to explain longer needed, so anyone Downton Abbey. how even though the entry wanting a brand new villa, Whether entertaining friends or family, residents HAGN#007/298 cost was very modest the this is your last chance. will nd, just for starters, a library, two private dining residents still embraced And at $159,000 it is a real rooms, sauna and steam room, putting greens, wine the fact that their nancial bargain,” he said. cellar, two theatrettes, and a wet-edge pool. But in- investment increased over Located in Green elds stead of all of these in manor grounds they are located the years in the same way and convenient for shops, on the dedicated third oor residential quarters, just as other property values buses, and the Peel Health moments from the front door. and would bene t them or Campus, the village could their heirs, rather than dis- not be better located. To ensure residents have as much time as possible – appearing in exit fees. It is only a few minutes let’s face it you’re going to be busy taking advantage of As a chartered accoun- bus ride to the train station everything on off er – the convenience of a Woolworths We offer two storey lifts that are affordable, purposed supermarket and a range of cafes and retail shops on designed for tting into new and established homes. tant, Louis deals with or to the Mandurah fore- these issues regularly. shore where the unique the ground oor of Civic Heart provide the ultimate in “There is nothing savvy lifestyle of Mandurah can easy living. They are electric, surprisingly compact and can be custom Not many people are able to say they have a built to t into the most amazing spaces with no lift shaft. about giving over 40 per be enjoyed to the full. cent of your assets away The village is regulated 2500sqm walk-in-pantry to satisfy that last-minute to a village operator just by the Retirement Vil- craving or that unspent commute time can result in in- It’s a great alternative to a stair rider, with wheelchair dulging in breakfast at the local café downstairs on the and walker friendly models available. because you have lived in lages Act and is nancially a particular village for ten structured to maximise ground oor — just a short elevator ride away. With a GP clinic and dentist proposed on the rst It’s GST free for those unable to climb years.” all current State and Fed- stairs due to health issues. He has never been able eral Concessions. Villas oor, residents will be able to wait in their own home to see the value in villages can be inspected at most and pop down in the lift once the doctor is ready to see This lift is designed by an Australian, where high entry and exit times, but by appointment them. No more ipping through well-thumbed maga- made in Australia for Australians. fees dominate the fee only. Call Stephen May on zines wondering how much longer there is to wait. structure. 0419 042 300 rst. He will These are just some of the bene ts of living at Civic Showroom: Inter oor Access (WA distributor) When talking of value ensure you are connected Heart. Just remember that downsizing allows people 15 Resource Way, Malaga (by appointment) for money he is also quick with the best person to to proactively choose how they live. Once children Tel: 9276 6060 to point out the quality of handle your enquiry. 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by Brad Elborough The 12-year-old Ken Mauger – the multiple over the years – as Hall of Fame in Knox- another crash,” he said. liked what he saw – the world champion on the newspapers have come ville, USA (2005-06). “People still get hurt, but HOW Ken Brown fell in fast and furious stock- bikes. and gone. There have been safety has gone nuts love with the Speedway cars gunning it around Locally, Chum Taylor, They include the many some changes over compared to those early is probably a familiar the 586m track; the roar Ron Krikke and John papers, magazines and those years. years. story. and fumes from the en- Fenton were among websites that dedicate Ken remembers pre- “You go to Kwinana When he was a kid, he gine; and the mud falling his favourites. He’d fol- space to the sport from internet and email days now and the top Sprint- got his hands on some on those of the crowd low them and enjoy around the world, espe- having to read his sto- car teams have huge free passes to a meet at brave enough to sit on their victories the same cially in the US. ries from a pay phone transporters with prob- the Claremont track that a bend. way many others do There has always at the back of Clare- ably $500,000 in spares. were being handed out While the sport has re- now with AFL stars and been a need to update mont Showgrounds to a “It’s always been a at school. located (to Kwinana Mo- teams. people with what is hap- copytaker at whichever rich man’s sport. They He and one of his two torplex) a now 74-year- Ken never had an in- pening in this extremely newspaper he was writ- say that if you want to brothers caught a train in old Ken still loves the clination to get behind popular sport. ing for. make a small fortune in from Bayswater one Fri- sport just as much. the wheel of any of the Ken became the of- He recalls one night speedway, start with a Ken Brown day night to check it out. “I don’t remember speedway vehicles cial historian for Clare- when a local hounded big one.” too much (from the ear- and compete; but that mont Speedway and still him for 15 minutes while Words came easy for lier days) other than the doesn’t mean he didn’t lls the same role at the he carefully spoke out Ken. He was a primary crashes,” he said. get heavily involved with Perth Motorplex. every word and spelt school teacher and was “In those old days, the the sport. If you have anything every driver’s name as fortunate enough that speed cars would have “I used to sit under the stashed away that was a local resident banged he didn’t have to go HAGN#075/298 just a rollbar, so when speakers on the back written about speedway on the door of the phone country and miss out there was an accident straight at Claremont in WA, including “The booth because she on going to Claremont and someone rolled and write down all of the All-Time Claremont wanted to make a call. Showgrounds during over, or their car would results,” Ken recalls. Speedway Fact-File – That would have been the speedway season. go up the wall, there was “Then in ’66 I picked End of An Era”, it was half way through a meet His two marriages silence. No one spoke. up a newspaper and probably written by Ken. and he would have had have ended in divorce “The doctor would go read that it was looking And you can still pur- to go back at the end of and he admits, semi- out on the back of a ute for people to cover their chase some of his old the feature race and up- jokingly, that the speed- and he’d wave a torch to local tracks. and new publications date the top of the story way might have been a signal for an ambulance. “So, I sent something through his Facebook with the main informa- factor. “There was a deathly off and I have been do- page. tion and headline. But he still spends hush until we knew the ing it ever since. He was inducted into In the very early days, time with his grandkids driver would be okay.” “From something that the Claremont Speed- he would have been on weekends and still When Ken got a li- is still a hobby; I have way Hall of Fame in reading from his long goes to the speedway. $ cence of his own, he been lucky enough to 2000, the last year that hand notes and then And this season is a AND YOURS could head down there write about it for 50 it was held at the show- later with pages from his cracker, with the World FROM 180,000 every other week. years,” (celebrated last grounds (having started big “clunker” of a type- Series Sprintcars fea- (NO STAMP DUTY OR TAXES) He celebrated the February). in 1927). writer, which had no de- tured on 11 February. wins of his heroes, such The places you Ken was also hon- lete button – but plenty If you can’t get there, as American speedcar would have read Ken’s oured with the Award for of xxxx through errors. you’ll probably be able driver Bob Tattersall, words about Claremont Outstanding Contribu- In the sport itself, safe- to learn the results from who would: ‘give our Speedway’s results and tion to the Sport in the ty is the notable change Ken’s Facebook page. guys a half lap start in about the drivers of the Australian Sprintcar Poll, over the years. Speedway informa- a four-lap race and still diff erent types of cars that was organised by “Now if there’s a tion – www.motorplex. beat them’ and Ivan and bikes, has changed the National Sprintcar crash, it’s usually just com.au HAGN#047/298 HAGN#056/298 $220,000From Retirement & Aged Care Association (Inc)
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or 6250 0016 to arrange an obligation free tour of the village. Coral Estate (Unit 46) 1 Anzac Place, Mandurah $275,000 ono • 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom • Floor tiles - kitchen • Built in robes to all bathrooms • Verticals and curtains provided • Lock up garage under main roof • Ducted air con throughout with room for storage • Spilt system air con in lounge For more details visit: • Large rear patio with shed and ceiling fans www.swancare.com.au • Freshly painted and new carpet to all rooms • Medi-alarm • Rear courtyard with patio Contact Cheryl 9535 0200 • Mon-Fri: 9am-3pm HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 298 JANUARY 2017 43 Retire in Style ADVERTISING FEATURE Want to live longer? Study says to eat more old cheese... life of yeasts, ies and roundworms. vessels as spermidine is known to have that blood pressure. Now a team of French and Austrian scien- eff ect on aged mice. The diff erence between high and low di- tists have be able to extend the lifespan and Unlike other longevity-promoting agents etary intake of spermidine amounted to a 40 improve heart health in rats and mice by add- spermidine had no detectable eff ects on glu- per cent reduction in risk of fatal and non-fatal ing spermidine to their drinking water. cose and insulin metabolism and is therefore heart failure, particularly in men, as well as oth- The authors, led by Guido Kroemer, Simon unlikely to be a problem for diabetics. er fewer other coronary diseases and stroke. Sedej and Frank Madeo hypothesise that this Even when spermidine supplementation is The authors say the next step should be a lifespan-extending eff ect is due to the ability not started until the mice are middle-aged, clinical study of spermidine supplement to the of spermidine to activate a cellular process spermidine improved heart function, suggest- diet of volunteers. Given that spermidine oc- known as autophagy, which allows the body to ing it delayed the aging process of the heart curs naturally in food and in the body there is degrade and recycle cellular components that and hence contributed to the increase in lifes- very little risk of adverse reactions. have passed their use by date. Mice bred to pan. Other reported bene ts of spermidine in- have no ability to activate autophagy received The authors also wondered whether intake clude restoring memory to fruit ies, prevent- no bene t from spermidine supplements. of dietary spermidine could be bene cial for ing age-related bone loss and reducing in- By removing accumulated rubbish in older humans. It also does not promote cancers. ammation. Cheese for longevity heart muscle cells autophagy ensures that They applied a food intake questionnaire Spermidine is synthesised in the body of all heart muscles remain active and eff ective for to a group of about 800 people in the town animals and is also present in a wide array of by Frank Smith a longer period. of Bruneck, Italy. They then calculated the foods. Good dietary sources of spermidine Spermidine also induced cardioprotective approximate spermidine intake of each par- include wheat germ, aged cheese, soybeans, SCIENTISTS have known for several years eff ects in rats by lowering their blood pressure ticipant. The group with the highest intake of mushrooms, green tea and leafy greens. that adding a naturally occurring chemical and improving their heart function. This may spermidine had the lowest risk of heart failure The study was published last month in the called spermidine to their diet can extend the be due to increasing the elasticity of blood and other cardiovascular diseases and lower international journal Nature – Medicine. Happy times at Kingsley Retirement Village are 63 villas within the indoor carpet bowls and areas of the village in- Village off ers residents a complex and all are two Friday night social club cluding gardens and the lifestyle of companion- bedroom and one bath- dinners. monitored emergency ship, comfort and secu- room. Other facilities and call buttons in each villa. rity in a relaxed environ- All villas for sale are services include an ex- “With the residents so ment. freshly painted with new tensive library, podiatrist, active on the strata com- The villas are very well carpets and the design beautician and hair- mittee it ensures that not priced, starting from off ers open plan lounge dresser. only is the village very $299,950 and off er peo- and dining rooms with an Sales agent for the vil- well run but the fees are ple the opportunity to alfresco outdoor area for lage, Rhett Marron, says about the lowest I have free up capital and live a year round entertaining. that one of the many ad- seen,” said Rhett. happy and fruitful retire- Centrally located, its vantages of this village “The Kingsley Retire- ment. just 500 metres from the is that it’s run as a strata ment Village provides The village is a pleas- Rhett Marron Kingsley Village Shop- title village with six of the a safe environment in ant, friendly and happy KINGSLEY Retirement ping Centre. seven seats held by resi- which to live. In the Vil- place to live and is ideally Village off ers residents The common room is dents and the seventh lage’s 30 year history located in the heart of a relaxed lifestyle in the the epicentre of the vil- seat taken by the village we are not aware of any Kingsley. prestigious suburb of lage and the residents manager. break-ins, theft or van- For more information Kingsley. have a very active social This in eff ect means dalism owing to the de- about Kingsley Retire- The village is designed club. the residents run the sign of the Village and ment Village visit the vil- as a series of exclusive During the week they village and ensure that the residents who look lage for its home open cul-de-sacs with indi- organise sundowners, strata levies are kept very out for one another,” he on Sundays between vidual features and land- croquet from the bowling low. They cover mainte- said. 2-2.45pm or call Rhett scaped gardens. 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FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT Brad Russell 0407 772 685 | of ce 9242 9300 44 HAVE-A-GO NEWS No. 298 JANUARY 2017 Retire in Style ADVERTISING FEATURE Social isolation is a growing issue in the community Home monitoring of structured approach to pression to some degree best foot forward and chronic disease endeavor to eliminate any if they nd themselves joined the Bethanie social isolation that they may be alone due to the passing centre,“ said Sybil. patients can save experiencing. of a loved one, so they “Everyone at Bethanie At Bethanie South become increasingly iso- South Perth has become Perth social centre staff lated, but do not want to a true friend of mine. We lives and money work with case managers, be a nuisance by asking talk to each other, com- family, spouses and com- family or friends for help. fort each other and we munity workers to identify “Often just getting out have become a real fam- and assist anyone feeling the door is the rst step ily,” she said. socially isolated. and so with the support One of Sybil’s friends, A number of seniors from Bethanie they can Ted Butson, has been vis- in the Perth community become active again and iting the Bethanie South become isolated due to feel that they are a worth- Perth centre for two From L to R; Sybil Watson - Kathleen Dielenberg - Frank lack of independence as a while member of soci- years. Wood - Pauline Smith - Pedro Noordeman - Ted result of family members ety,” said Kristin. “I love it here, I visit ve Butson - Jean Storer - Patrick Flanagan and Sheila Nagle moving away, the passing The social program times a week,” said Ted. of a spouse, hospitalisa- at Bethanie South Perth “My favourite part of the SOCIAL isolation is a just about people living on tion, loss of con dence, social centre provides centre is the bus trips, growing issue in the Aus- their own; it can occur for loss of their driver’s li- transport to get to and especially if we go to the tralian population, with people living at home, in cence or they become from the day centre, ocean or the hills. All my Telehealth nurse Lay Yean Woo showing Jack Ferni- older adults at greater risk villages and even in resi- withdrawn due to physi- morning tea, a hot meal friends are just a bonus.” hough and how to use the home monitoring system due to a range of physical, dential care. With this in and the opportunity to Sybil acknowledged cal disabilities such as de- by Frank Smith social and structural fac- mind, Bethanie staff are mentia. When this is iden- interact with like-minded the hard working staff tors, according to a recent always looking at ways ti ed, they can be referred seniors looking to stay and volunteers at the study. to encourage individuals to one of Bethanie’s social connected. centre. AUSTRALIA’S rst large-scale use of telehealth to moni- Research con rms that in their care to take the centres and become part At the centre, Bethanie “Since coming to tor chronically ill patients at home reduced mortality by 40 being socially isolated can opportunity to lessen the of a caring group in a simi- clients have the chance Bethanie, I’ve noticed per cent in a trial at Bacchus Marsh, Victoria. negatively aff ect mental impact of social isolation. lar situation. to go out on excursions that the volunteers here It also reduced hospital admissions by 36 per cent, as well as physical health. To that end, Bethanie’s length of stay in hospital by 42 per cent and Medical Ben- Bethanie South Perth to parks, restaurants, and must really love people e ts Scheme expenditure by 24 per cent through savings It is important that the therapy and activity staff social centre coordinator, concerts or to engage in and true to their reputa- in cost of GP visits, specialist visits and procedures car- community recognises work closely with their Kristin Leslie said many a variety of activities such tion, we have the most ried out. that social isolation is not clients through a holistic, seniors experience de- as painting, craft, bowling wonderful team caring In a 12 month long trial CSIRO researchers provided
HAGN#010/298 and exercises. for us. We are all very 287 patients with a telehealth device that included partici- Bethanie client Sybil lucky,“ she said. pant/clinician video conferencing capabilities, messaging Watson moved to Perth “It is exactly what features and the delivery of clinical and study speci c from South Africa and Bethanie is here for – to questionnaires, as well as vital signs devices to monitor knowing no one except assist seniors to feel love their ECG, heart rate, spirometry, blood pressure, oxygen her family, was referred and acceptance and to saturation, body weight and body temperature, with glu- to the Bethanie South know that the Bethanie cometry an optional add-on. Perth social centre. Sybil program that helped Patients reported improvements in anxiety, depression attends the centre four them was very positive,” and quality of life, with many nding that home monitoring times a week and has said Kristin. gave them a better understanding of their chronic condi- made many friends. For more information tions. “When I arrived from on Bethanie’s broad Jack Fernihough, a participant in the trial, attributed the South Africa I was a range of services, visit telehealth technology to saving his life when it picked up stranger in this country, www.bethanie.com.au the early signs his heart was under increased stress, al- so I decided to put my or phone 131 151. lowing him to receive lifesaving surgery. “In April this year I had a triple bypass and without the monitor we wouldn’t have known that there was anything Lovely Augusta seriously wrong,” Mr Fernihough said. “It found out things about my heart that I wouldn’t have - why not move known about until it was too late and I’d probably be gone by now.” to a pristine area CSIRO lead researcher Dr Rajiv Jayasena said the 12-month trial enabled chronic disease patients to self- OFFERS of the West! manage their conditions at home through the provision of HOLLYWOOD VILLAGE telehealth services. “Aged patients with multiple chronic diseases, such as INDEPENDENT LIVING UNITS IN The Augusta Retirement Units are administered cardiovascular disease, diabetes or chronic lung disease CENTRAL LEAFY N EDLANDS by a small group of volunteers. account for more than 70 per cent of our health system One of our superb self-contained and expenditure,” Dr Jayasena said. The refurbished units in Hollywood Village provide air-conditioned units has just had a complete Health workers can assess changes in their patient’s a ‘makeover’, and is ‘as new’, and again is available conditions remotely and provide appropriate care inter- residents security and independence without the worry for occupation in a Lifetime Tenancy. ventions earlier to help them stay out of hospital. of home maintenance. Conveniently located within the Djerriwarrh Health Services’ Telehealth nurse, Lay Yean ‘ONE UNIT LEFT $230,000’ Woo, said was a very easy process to monitor her pa- complex is a mini-mart, Day Therapy Centre, cafe and a A two bedroom, one bathroom unit tient’s health results daily. hair salon. with roller door at the side. “I can see the information in real-time, I can monitor There is a small weekly maintenance fee them, following up with a phone call if there’s any issues of $50 which covers all rates, water, with their health,” Ms Yean Woo said. A comprehensive aged care facility is also on site - external lawns and gardens. “Also with the time that has been freed up I can look after more new clients being referred to me.” Regis Weston, allowing residents to move conveniently Dr Javasena said more than 500,000 Australians aged into aged care should circumstances change. For enquiries, contact over 65 would be good candidates for at-home telemoni-
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following Monday. achieving his members de- to stop dancing, undo the Working their way through grees by 1974. That year problem and resume as best the ranks within a couple of saw the Humphreys family, they could. Such was the years of competing, Len and Len and Pam, Debbie-Anne quality of their dancing that Pamela won numerous State born 1967, Melanie (1971) they won the title, regardless. titles in Ballroom and were and Brendan (1972) – all to Teaching, coaching and chosen as WA representa- become champion danc- adjudicating became their fo- tives to the Australasians in ers – move to England for six cus, with Len taking the op- New Zealand in 1961. months. This gave the cou- portunity to travel the country After competing in WA and ple the opportunity to work to judge at most of Australia’s taking numerous titles in the with such giants in the dance major championships along amateur Ballroom eld, Len industry as Bill and Bobby with all of WA’s events. In- and Pam turned professional Irvine, Anthony Hurley, Alan ternationally Len has been in 1963, adding New Vogue and Hazel Fletcher and Peter invited to adjudicate at such and Exhibition to their reper- Eggleton. They also ful lled a events as the Singapore toire, training under Bob and life-long dream to compete Open and, most notably, the Shelda Wrightson. at Blackpool and the world 1985 World Professional Ball- grated from England to WA a They took the 1963 Rising championships. room (standard) champion- few years earlier. Star Ballroom championship The family returned to WA ships in Germany. Growing up in East Fre- title and numerous local and in early 1975, to relieve Pam’s Along with coaching, ad- mantle, Len started dance State titles in Exhibition. sister and brother-in-law of judicating and running a very lessons at Wrightson’s Dance The pair had married by the school management successful school, Len has Studio in Fremantle aged 15. 1964 and went to Sydney which now covered Victoria held a number of positions on The irony was he had been to compete at the Trocadero Park to Medina. In 1979 the both the Australian Institute invited to a school dance by Ballroom, being the couple couple returned to England of Dancing and WA Dance his friends but wasn’t keen to beat at both state and for six weeks, after which Masters Association execu- to attend because he did not national level for Exhibition. they focussed their eff orts in tive committees, adding ex- like dancing. But that soon They enjoyed big success Australia. ecutive roles to his portfolio. changed. When he saw Rob- that year, taking the South After 24 years of compet- Len was awarded the Or- ert and Shelda Wrightson Paci c professional Exhi- ing, locally, nationally and der of Australia Medal in dance an exhibition – he was bition title and state New internationally, the couple 2003 for his services to the inspired. Vogue title. retired from competition in dance profession and devel- Len was soon dancing his Within three years, Len and 1985 and set about training opment of dance in Australia. medal exams, partnered for Pam left Wrightson’s to open some of Australia’s future With Humphreys Dance Stu- the higher grade by Hillary Humphreys Dance School, champions in both the ama- dio celebrating 50 years of Peters, Shelda Wrightson at the RSL hall in Victoria teur and professional elds, service to the community in Len Humphreys and Pamela Strickland and Shirley Bickley. Len also Park. Within months they specialising in Ballroom. 2017, Len has this year been started his competitive ca- had celebrated the arrival of One of Len’s favourite nominated for the Victoria by Adam Penn a teenager when he did not reer with Pamela Strickland. the rst of their three children memories of his competi- Park Hall of Fame. like dancing – but that was a A colourful and exciting and moved their school to tion days, is dancing in the If anyone on the Perth LEN Humphreys has cut a brief interlude. partnership developed be- the former Alexandria The- Exhibition championships dance scene has historic ne gure in the local and in- Len, who celebrated 50 tween the pair, Len recalling atre on Albany Highway, their in Geraldton in 1981. During photos for Adam Penn’s on- ternational dance scene, his years of teaching in 2014, that they would eff ectively base for the next 30 years. the routine, Pam’s heel got going dance series, please elegant and graceful style in- was born on Boxing Day break as a partnership ev- Len studied under Robert caught, then tangled in Len’s contact Adam at tophat97@ spiring many young dancers. 1942 to William and Irene ery Saturday after train- Wrightson for Standard and shoelace. Unable to release optusnet.com.au or on mo- It’s a far cry from his days as Humphreys who had mi- ing, only to re-engage the Gwen Johnson for Latin, the tangle, they were forced bile 0412 361 917. Members wanted for the U3A choir TV Talk: A 20 year show required so come along dustry and to the media tic televisual pace for and join. as a television present- quickly-bored view- During 2017 it has a busy er. ers, popular presenter, program planned includ- The important link ex-champion swimmer ing performances at aged demonstrated by Burke Johanna Griggs, leads care and seniors centres - gardening, homes and an Olympian-size team and these are provided as DIY - didn’t slip past the including Graham Ross, part of the community ser- TV networks, of course, Ed Halmagyi, Jason vice ethos. It is also hoping to take part in the Singing but it was another two Hodges, Karen Martini, in the City in Perth during years post-Burke be- Tara Dennis, Adam Do- fore the advent of the vile, Demi Harman and Heritage Week in October. by Lee Tate The choir begin practis- next blockbuster of that everybody’s favourite, ing for 2017 on Tuesday theme, Better Homes Dr Harry Cooper. 14 March and practice BETTER Homes and and Gardens. TV vet Harry Cooper Gardens is cruising BH&G started in assumed a key role af- The U3A choir performing at the Annual Variety Concert which was held in the days will be the second, third and fourth Tuesday through 20 years - re- 1996 with actress Noni ter his own TV series, Uniting Church Hall in Perth. of the month from 10am markable in anyone’s Hazlehurst hosting until Harry’s Practice, was THE U3A choir started ve but also to those listening tor and accompanist Gioi to 12.30pm at the Guild ratings book. 2004. (Remember, her axed in 2003. years ago as a result of a and joining in. making the program very Room, Wesley Church, This makes it Austra- then-husband, John Planting the seed of a talk given by Professor During 2016 the choir interesting and at times 75 William Street, Perth. lia’s longest-running TV Jarratt, was also a pre- top and highly-lucrative Jane Davidson at the UWA has gone from strength challenging. Anyone interested in join- lifestyle program. senter). TV series and watching on the bene ts of singing to strength learning new The choir also welcomed ing would be most wel- By way of compari- But it was no walk in it bud, struggle and - to health and wellbeing, songs also part singing several new members and come so come along. son, Hey Hey It’s Satur- the park at the start for nally ourish takes – like not just to those singing with the musical direc- now has an increase in the If people would like day ran for on Channel BH&G despite Burke’s any successful garden - number of tenors. How- more information then go 9 for 27 years from 1971 Backyard’s ground- enormous groundwork, ever there is always room to www.u3auwa.org or to 1999 (with a recess in breaking. Success, as cost and preparation. for more with no audition email [email protected]. 1978). is often the case, came Now all three com- Abracadabra Young Talent Time down to timeslots. mercial networks have Plumbing Gas & Hot Water – brainchild of WA’s BH&G aired on Tues- taken turns at the top Johnny Young – was days at 7.30pm, back- with homegrown series: LICENCE # PL 7849 GF 9742 nationally popular on to-back with The Great Channel 9 with Burke’s PENSION the box for 18 continu- Outdoors until the travel Backyard and Hey Hey • Blocked drains DISCOUNT ous years for Channel program was moved to It’s Saturday, Channel 10 • Hot water systems 10 from 1971 to 1988 Mondays in the 2000s. with Young Talent Time Have a Go News is now available from (and was also brought BH&G moved to Sat- and current kingmaker • Leaking taps and cisterns back brie y). urday nights at 7.30pm Channel 7 with Better • Burst pipe detection & repair Venetian Deli & Takeaway Burke’s Backyard ran in 2004 before being Homes and Gardens. • Gas installations & servicing located at Dolphin Quay, Mandurah for 17 years from 1987 shifted to 6.30pm. 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Fifty years on...WA Opera celebrates On the silver screen... Opera in the Park a host of January lms Opera’s 50th Anniversary in this free gala concert of operatic hits in one of the most beautiful settings Perth has to off er. As has occurred each year since 2010, the Op- era in the Park production will be simulcast to region- al communities through- out the state. A special fund-raising event is being held in con- junction with this produc- tion. Patrons can enjoy the ultimate City of Perth’s BACK in 1967 it would summer calendar, draw- recognisable Anvil Chorus Opera in the Park experi- have been diffi cult to ing thousands upon thou- from the Mozart master- ence as well as supporting imagine back that, over sands of people to the Su- piece Il Trovatore and the Jackie place a mere week af- living on the streets, Western Australian Op- ter the assassination of dodging all sorts of ter- the next 50 years, the preme Court Gardens towering Nessum dorma era. Ticket price includes THE assassination of Western Australian Opera To celebrate Western from Turandot by Puccini. exclusive dinner; seating President John F Ken- her beloved husband, rors in the process. would establish itself as a Australian Opera’s 50th This thrilling program and hospitality at the gala nedy in 1963 was a Larraín takes us on a Eventually ending up strong, vibrant company Anniversary, Opera in the will be presented by Aus- concert and VIP access to moment that de ned journey with the First in an orphanage, Sa- and a agship organisa- Park 2017 will be a 50th tralian artists with the West a post-concert party with a generation. That this Lady as she recounts roo is adopted by an tion in the Australian arts gala concert showcasing Australian Opera Chorus the artists. handsome, charismatic the immediate aftermath Australian couple, and landscape. the wonder of the human and Western Australian More information and leader with a beautiful of her husband; her re- nds safety and love as And it would have been voice. Symphony Orchestra bookings: cbishop@ wife and two young chil- turn to the White House, he grows up in Hobart. even more diffi cult back The program will feature conducted by Brad Co- waopera.asn.au dren could have his life arrangements for the Not wanting to hurt his then to comprehend that highlights from some of hen. WA Opera in the Park ended so brutally, de ed President’s funeral, and adoptive parents’ feel- the City of Perth’s Opera in the world’s greatest op- The whole audience are is a free event and will be comprehension. her time spent accom- ings, he buries his past, the Park production would eras including The Tore- invited to dress in black held at Supreme Court With Jackie, director panying her husband’s his emotional need for be one of the most popu- ador’s Song from Bizet’s tie or evening dress to Gardens on Saturday 4 Pablo Larraín retells this coffi n to Arlington Cem- reuni cation and his lar events on the Perth Carmen, the instantly celebrate West Australian February at 8pm. story solely through the etery. These sequences hope of ever nding his eyes of Jacqueline Ken- complete a moving por- lost mother and brother. nedy, casting Natalie trait of a grieving woman A chance meeting with Portman in the lead role. — a widow and mother some fellow Indians Starring Natalie Port- struggling with over- reawakens his secret One man’s dream of going for Gold man, Greta Gerwig, whelming tragedy and yearnings. With just a FROM director Stephen Gaghan (Acad- ers Club, The Wolf of Wall Street) and John Hurt, Billy Crudup attention. small store of memories, emy Award® winning writer of Traffi c) Golden Globe nominees Edgar Ramirez and Peter Sarsgaard. In cinemas now. and the help of some comes an incredible true story of one (Hands of Stone, The Girl on the Train) Jackie was as much Lion newly developed satel- man’s dream to nd gold. and Bryce Dallas Howard (Jurassic a public gure as her In Lion, ve-year-old lite-imaging technology, Kenny Wells (McConaughey) is a World, Peter’s Dragon). husband, an outwardly Saroo nds himself Saroo embarks on one modern day prospector, hustler and Gold is in cinemas 2 February poised partner who alone and travelling on of the greatest needle- dreamer, desperate for a lucky break. WIN WIN WIN was placed under great the wrong train away in-ahaystack quests of Left with few options, Wells teams up To be in the draw to win one of ten scrutiny, yet played her from his home in north- modern times. with an equally luckless geologist to double passes to Gold simply send role with consummate ern India. 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La Soirée returns to Perth Fringe Festival with a new lineup tional variety sensation bers of the La Soirée fam- into his exquisite punked- Haylock. “Our madcap La Soirée takes cen- ily, with a few additional up aerial ballet. family of performers love tre stage in the glori- surprises including the Back in the Perth Perth and simply can’t ous Edith Spiegeltent sensational New Orleans show are much-loved wait to get back.” in Fringe World’s latest songstress Acantha favourites including Come one, come all hub in the historic heart Lang, a breath of fresh the Incredible Rubber and come often to the of Perth at the fabu- blue air – Scotty the Blue Man, Captain Frodo, delicious, deviant and lous Cathedral Square Bunny, hula-hooping and Hamish McCann delirious La Soirée. precinct. It features a marvel Satya Bella, sul- and his sexy pole act. Make your summer cocktail of jaw-dropping try aerial artist Katharine And nally, you’ve seen season special and get acrobats, mind-bending Arnold and high-speed the inimitable Ursula your fringe on early – contortionists and thrill- skating ash duo Leo Martinez in all her glory. tickets for this show will ing chanteuses, in their and Ursula who are mak- Now wait ‘til you meet sell out so book now! hottest line-up yet. ing their Australian debut. her little sister, Lily Mar- La Soirée runs from They’re thrilled to an- Then there’s raucous tinez. 13 January to Sunday nounce a tantalising roll comedy couple Daredevil “We’ve been blown 26 February at the Edith call of brand new acts Chicken, the stunning away by the overwhelm- Spiegeltent, Cathedral Scotty the Blue Bunny © Viktor Wallstrom and old favourites for Valerie Murzak with her ing support of Fringe Square, corner Hay and ONE of this paper’s fa- don’s West End. This new show, in a brand the third Fringe World dazzling contortion and World Festival and the Barrack Streets Perth. vourite shows from the award-winning smash new Spiegeltent and in a Festival season in Perth, hand balance mirror ball rousing response of Tickets from $35 last two year’s Fringe hit sensation from Fringe brand new location. performing now until 26 act, and the breathtaking Perth audiences over (standing). Bookings World’s La Soirée re- World 2015 and 2016 is The legendary and February. Bret P ster, who blends the last two years,” said through www.fringe turns direct from Lon- now playing with a brand award winning interna- Meet the newest mem- breathtaking physical skill creative producer Brett world.com.au.
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Treat your pet to SCENE (2): THE Holly Wood Tuesday Morning Show SCENE (1): ON WEDNESDAY 21 December, Kin- a holiday too with held their Christmas farewell on 13 December at Care WA hosted more than 70 customers and the Perth Town Hall. The hall was jam packed with their families for Christmas lunch at the Perth House and revellers and City of Perth Lord Mayor Lisa Scaffi di Zoo’s Rothchild’s room. This event was the culmi- Pet Sitters addressed the crowd followed by an entertaining nation of a number of “social connect” events held Christmas show by the Tivoli Club. The Tuesday by the In-Home Care provider throughout 2016. Morning Show will return in 2017 at the Perth Town Social connect is an integral part of the in-home Hall from 14 February between 11am and noon. services that KinCare is able to off er customers Our team of experienced and reliable sitters will keep your home safe SCENE (2): Seen, top row, from left to right; Michelle and provides a unique platform whereby custom- and secure plus love and care for pets in their home environment. Davies with grandson Connor - Gwyn and Don Smith ers, their families and their home care worker/s All our sitters have police clearances and, as animal lovers themselves, - Lord Mayor Lisa Scaffi di with compere Bernard Car- can interact and communicate in settings outside they will look after your pet and your home as if it were their own. ney - Shirley Dowresen and Jessie Lovek - Molly Baker of their residence. KinCare’s social calendar this For full details call Jenny from House and Pet Sitters on and Lorraine McFadzan - Evelyn and Ron Lancaster. year has included regular Coff ee Clubs across a Second row, from left; The Perth Town Hall was brim- range of metropolitan venues, a number of trips 0400 611 840, email [email protected] or ming with Christmas cheer - Jeanette Dunn and Evelyn to the Swan River foreshore, as well as a ‘Wild- visit www.houseandpetsitters.com.auau Lancaster - Pam Mcveigh and Pam More eld - Beryl ower Walk’ in Kings Park. The Perth Zoo Christ- Pipes with Peg Albury. mas lunch was enjoyed by all in attendance with a Third row; The Tivoli Club entertained the crowd with number of customers already expressing an inter- its Christmas show. est in attending next years’ event. Seen were some of the guests and families enjoy- ing the festivities. SCENE (1): Seen from left to right we have Audrey Calder, Meguy Antoine, Talita Radin (business devel- opment manager - KinCare WA), Joseph Mcateer, Ashley Butler (state manager - KinCare WA) and John Sexton.
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