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Perth Voice, Saturday April 6, 2019 Driving School The Perth Simon Millman ® MEMBER FOR MOUNT LAWLEY WHAT’S YOUR PROPERTY WORTH? Call 9201 9800 or visit our North Perth office [email protected] edisonproperty.com.au VNo 1078 Saturdayoice April 6, 2019 • Phone 9430 7727 • www.perthvoice.com • [email protected] Underground resistance council’s meeting. by STEPHEN POLLOCK “The program now appears to be aimed at GETTING underground Stirling powers up for the poor higher socio-economic areas power has turned into a where there is an ability/ class war, says Stirling commercial bidding war cent council contribution Government Association. and this likelihood reduces willingness of property council. that favours the rich and just to get a look-in with “Property owners in even further when local owners to make increased Calling for the McGowan pits councils against each the Underground Power lower socio-economic governments are required payments, rather than the government to review other. Steering Committee, which areas are unlikely to ever to bid competitively against initial aim of the SUPP to the state’s underground Stirling staff say they’re is made up of members be granted projects due each other to be selected for reduce risks associated with power program, the council being forced to offer more from WA Treasury, Western to the reduced ability for a program,” officers wrote storm events and impact on says it has turned into a than the usual 50 per Power and the WA Local residents to make payments, in a report to last week’s • Continued page 2 Vincent SOMEWHERE IN THIS PAPER IS A dumps FAKE AD! Find it for your verge chance to win one of 3 vouchers of $25 each for Braddock’s pickups Dispensary SEE COMPETITIONS PAGE FOR DETAILS by DAVID BELL THE “bring out your dead” tradition in Vincent is headed for the trash pile with councillors voting to end Filch bulk verge collections. • , directed by Rachel Fitzgerald, is the story of a On Tuesday (April bank heist going awry when 2) Vincent councillors the robbers get more than unanimously supported Cr Josh Topelberg’s motion to they bargained for. not renew the city’s tender for bulk verge collection. He cited a truckload of reasons to dump the system 180 ABERDEEN STREET including: NORTHBRIDGE • Unsightly verges for two months a year (or even Let’s make it a date more since many people put stuff out early and that’s on top of the green waste A SHORT film about the first film in the lineup “I’ve noticed a collective feel loneliness and love, collection months); dating in your 80s kicks is Deighties, the tale of Phil blind eye turned to the and everybody needs • Rubbish blowing off a series of screenings (86) who lost his wife 18 notion of the elderly companionship.” around neighbourhoods; months earlier and embarks needing intimacy,” he said. The seven short films from emerging on a quest to find love in the “I’ve always loved will be shown on April 5, • Late-night verge filmmakers at Yagan hunters creeping around the modern dating world. that Deighties tells an starting at 1pm. neighbourhood; Square this week. Director Mason Fleming emotionally universal Then every Friday at • Illegal dumping on Filmmakers from ECU’s said that empathy was story. It acknowledges 1pm one of the films will be • Deighties is a empathetic • Continued page 2 WA Screen Academy are always the objective when that everybody will re-screened. look at dating in your older getting some exposure on making Deighties. age, everybody will years. the big 45-metre screen, and DESIGN AND INTERIORS Our 2018 Award Winners, once again shows the commitment to great design and quality manufacturing by Western Cabinets. Winner: 2018 Kitchen and Bathroom Designers Institute Designer Medium Kitchens WA Winner: 2018 Kitchen and Bathroom Designers Institute Kitchen Designer of the Year WA Be Inspired! Visit our Award Winning showroom or call to speak with one of our Designers. 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During the verge collection the freezer door opened and the rancid meat toppled out. No interest in Stench The stench lingered for bashing banks two days and council workers eventually had to replace the mulch outside the property. The report said there was Vincent Deputy mayor Susan by DAVID BELL no direct impact as a result of Gontaszewski seconded the the royal commission, but “the DESPITE a royal commission indirect, and wider issue, is motion and said this was the exposing a long list of misdeeds related to social impact as to worst year yet for complaints by the major banks, Stirling who the city chooses to invest about verge junk. council’s finance staff are with”. Mayor Emma Cole said The officer’s report says they “there are the stalwarts out there advising councillors not to pull investments out of the big two it now “have the option to move that love it, but yes I definitely away from those institutions agree with Cr Gontaszewski, deals with – yet. which have been found to I certainly fielded way more The council has $92.7 million have acted below community complaints this year than with NAB – by far its biggest standards and expectations”. previous”. investment – and $25.1m with The report alse noted the She said only 15 per cent of Westpac. commissioner’s view that NAB verge collection junk is diverted Both were criticised by still seemed unable to grasp from landfill, “and while there commissioner Ken Hayne, who “what is the right thing to do”. is this perception that a lot is said “time will tell” if Westpac But councillors were will pull up its socks, and NAB advised to adopt a wait-and- picked up off the verge and got the worst review of the four recycled...it doesn’t hit anywhere see approach for now and with the commissioner fearing “monitor” the banks’ responses. near close what you can recycle there would continue to be a if you use other methods”. The officers suggested a “wide gap between the public further report to council if the Vincent councillors have face NAB seeks to show and what banks didn’t pick up their game. asked staff to come up with an it does in practice”. The city’s investment policy alternative to verge collections Stirling council’s finance lists one objective as “socially by June. staff put together a report responsible investment”, but Some neighbouring councils for councillors looking at the that section only calls out give residents tip passes or let “implications” of changing their “removing investments… [in] them have a skip occasionally. investments away from the banks companies that are involved in The motion doesn’t specify an criticised by the commissioner. fossil fuel projects”. alternative. 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