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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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Pty Ltd see how effectively Maylands library Editor-in-chief: Avenue bridge with a public operates. Andrew Smith toilet, is the result of the Directors: This evening I watched as a recent Andrew Smith & Pip Thomson implacable position taken by the arrival to Australia was shown how ACN: 009 416 620 Public Transport Authority in to borrow books. refusing a toilet on railway land I thought how wonderful it was EDITORIAL at Maylands. to see the joy on the little girl and her Editor: Andrew Smith In 2016 Maylands MP Lisa Baker mum’s faces. Chief of Staff & Production Steve Grant put out a study by Curtin University I have worked in a school Editor: library and I have knowledge and Sub Editor: Stephen Pollock looking at ‘designing out crime’ in Journalists: Maylands. experience of the demands made on Jenny D’Anger, David Bell, It found that the provision of a willing and hard-working staff. Stephen Pollock, It is commendable that the Matthew Eeles public toilet within the Maylands Cartoonist: Chatfi eld activity centre was an essential librarians and other staff do such an Story Deadline: Tues noon element in reducing antisocial outstanding job. behaviour. Jennifer Antulov ADMINISTRATION Address supplied Business Development The PTA’s position warranting Director: Bryan Zemunik no further discussion, Ms Baker and Reception: Liz Parnov Bayswater councillor Catherine Ehrhardt have worked hard for eight Don’t move it ADVERTISING years to find an alternate site which Director: Natalie Hug Easter family fun suited the community and business I WAS a member of one of the Assistant to Director: Melanie Buljan alike, but without success; until now Maylands community groups Display Advertising: Come along to The Provedores Market Easter Edition, proudly sponsored by it seems. who worked with Main Roads Fiona West, Angie Durkins, Pisconeri Fine Foods & Wines. However the plan to move the on the Seventh Avenue bridge Dale Evans Features Manager: Held on Saturday 13 April from 9am-4pm, the market looks set to be one sculpture has found little support committee to choose the from community organisations, nor successful artwork and decide Fiona West of the biggest and best yet, with something for the whole family to enjoy. Real Estate: some members of the Maylands where it would be located. Natalie Hug Featuring all the Italian food stalls that have made The Provedores Market Business Association. I would be very disappointed Ad Copy Control: one of the most talked about markets in Perth. Maylands is steeped in history Julie Rainbow Browse through 40 stalls offering a wide variety of quality goods and if Main Roads now agreed to and celebrates it: moving past the site Bayswater council’s request to Trades & Services: wares, including lots of creative/craft stalls, just in time for Easter & Mothers Bryan Zemunik proposed for the toilet on Whatley relocate the sculpture to the other Day gifts. Ten stalls will be run by local Mt Hawthorn businesses & residents Crescent, we see the beautifully Classifi eds: side of the railway line, where the Liz Parnov and four of the stalls will be run by entrepreneurial children! restored School for the Blind, now an committee had already decided was Ads Deadline: Mon 5pm elegant home for the WA Ballet. not the best place to put it. On the corner of Eighth Avenue I believe a public toilet near the PRODUCTION Offering a tempting selection of cured are the 100-year-old shops and train station is needed, however the Production Manager: apartment building, and opposite is Matthew Eeles site where the sculpture now stands Graphic Design: meat, cheese, wine and beer tastings, as the majestic Old Peninsula Hotel. would have to be the worst possible Nibha Mehra, Helena Tay To move a sculpture recognising “ well as a cooking demonstration. position for it. ACCOUNTS the bridge’s history from this area to The city of Bayswater should Christine Smith be replaced by a public loo, no matter Director: rescind the decision to request Main Daisy Smith Pisconeri Cash & Carry will be open all day, offering a tempting selection Admin: how decorative, is incomprehensible. Roads’ permission to relocate the of cured meat, cheese, wine and beer tastings, as well as a cooking The Seventh Avenue-Whatley sculpture. DISTRIBUTION demonstration. All children are welcome to take part in the Easter egg hunt at Crescent intersection is busy as Manager: Stephanie The city should also request Campbell vehicles turn on and off the bridge. 11am. There’s also a special Easter raffle for the adults: within the Pisconeri that the premier bangs some heads Assistants: Heike Motzek, Cash & Carry, 5 products will be marked with a golden egg sticker. Find and A toilet block on that site would together at the Public Transport Dave D’Anger & many locals! buy the product and you will win an Easter Hamper! be extremely difficult to access and Trust, so that permission be granted dangerous to use, particularly with a WEBSITE Established in 1952, Pisconeri Fine Foods & Wines has long been part of to allow the toilets to be built at the & SOCIAL MEDIA clientele who may be intoxicated. train station where water, power and Online Producer: the local community, operating in Mt Hawthorn since the 1990s. The market Matthew Eeles No, the logical site is the car park sewerage services already exist. was created to showcase European products and local artisan offerings. on railway land near the train station. www.perthvoice.com It’s a wonderful fun-filled day that brings the community together. For more This is where the toilets are Discretely placed beside the needed most and the best outcome information, please visit the facebook page: The Provedores Market. bike path and backing onto the for Maylands residents and also train The Provedores Market brick signals building, it would patrons. 13 April 9am-4pm be screened by trees on the verge My thoughts are shared by the 106-110 Hobart Street Mount Hawthorn opposite, to serve public transport other Maylands community groups users, cyclists and the general public. who were part of the the original Come on PTA, railways are Main Roads’ committee, as do every a public amenity and should be other local person I have spoken Where serving the community through with. which they pass. Terry Gaunt, do we go? A toilet at any station has always Maylands We’re delivered been the norm. Ed’s note: Mr Gaunt is a former to letterboxes on Why is Maylands being Bayswater councillor Thursdays, Fridays and discriminated against? Saturdays throughout: Pam Hall Coolbinia* Johnson Road, Maylands Good for some East Perth* Highgate FURTHER to my recent letter “A Inglewood* Enriching lives sobering thought” (Voice, March Leederville 23, 2019) I have further questions Maylands* I WRITE with much pleasure to about parklets in Vincent. Menora* inform you what a difference the These are the parking bays on the Mt Hawthorn Maylands library makes to the street given over to certain traders for Mt Lawley lives of its many patrons. commercial use. Northbridge* From the moment I joined Who decides which businesses North Perth Bayswater libraries, I have had get them and what do they pay for Perth unbridled enjoyment from the them? West Perth atmosphere of friendliness and As a parklet increases the traders’ enthusiasm I see every week when floor space, do they pay extra rent or *Fortnightly Distribution I change books, and each month, rates? If not, why not? PLUS: We deliver to especially, when I attend the book Do the customers get a discount key drop-points in Bayswater, Dianella, club. on their food and beverages because Yokine and Perth CBD One of the issues within the brief of the city’s generous concessions Total Voice circulation: of local government is social justice. afforded to the trader? No. By providing a safe space where Not only are ratepayers paying 25,670 people can meet, use technology and for the upkeep of areas like streets September 2018* discuss books and ideas in safety and and parking bays, but they are also comfort, the council is making this subsidising certain businesses. accessible in spades. Ratepayers are not getting a The Voice is part of the independent and WA-owned At a time when literacy can mean discount on their consumables from Herald Newspaper Group, anything from finance to safety, I can these preferred traders. which also publishes the: safely say I have enjoyed each book What concessions are given to a club meeting. business that does not serve food and I grew up in the then-town of beverages, and conducts its business Total Herald circulation: Bayswater. When I was 12, the inside its premises, whether leased or 74,266 Bayswater library opened on King owned? September 2018* William Street. Where is the equity? I mention this because the range Hope Alexander of people from diverse backgrounds West Perth Page 4 - The Perth Voice, Saturday April 6, 2019 www.perthvoice.com Branding backflip PUBLIC NOTICE STIRLING councillor Suzanne than 35 years under his belt. Migdale has backflipped on her Cr Migdale originally wanted “We, the undersigned, are push to remove individuals’ names, individual names removed from external extremely disappointed that the LOCAL PLANNING SCHEME NO. 2 signage and marketing of all Stirling’s including that of former mayor new Councillor Suzanne Migdale NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO leisure centres, claiming it wasn’t has called for the removal of Terry Tyzack, from the city’s aquatic consistent and hindered marketing. USE OR DEVELOP LAND centres. Mr Tyzack’s name, noting this But Cr Elizabeth Re said the issue has been settled previously Following the presentation of a petition showed the plan was seen as Notice is hereby given that the Trustee for by Council on more than one CJPS Incorporated Trust & the Trustee for 137-signature petition against the disrespectful. occasion. proposal at last Tuesday’s council Neither Cr Migdale nor Mr Tyzack RODPAT FAMILY TRUST has applied to the meeting, Cr Migdale withdrew a would comment. Mr Tyzack is the City of Stirling’s City of Vincent for Change of use to café on rebranding motion. It is the third time he has faced calls longest serving Councillor, serving 274 Bulwer Street, Perth being on Certifi cate However she then lodged an from councillors to have his name for more than 35 years. of Title Volume 269, Folio 85A. alternative motion calling on staff to removed from the Inglewood aquatic The aquatic centre bearing his investigate how Stirling’s leisure centres centre named in his honour. name fittingly overlooks Yokine TO COMMENT ON THIS PROPOSAL appear in online searches, and “ensure The alternative Google motion would Reserve which Mr Tyzack Any persons wishing to comment on this consistency for the city’s brand and also affect the Herb Graham Recreation successfully led to the creation of proposal should do so in writing users.” Centre in Mirrabooka, named after a by leading a campaign to close the by 7 May 2019 to: rubbish tip on the land.” Mr Tyzack, now retired, is a former former WA deputy premier and housing CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Stirling mayor and was the longest minister in the Hawke government. Mr City of Vincent serving councillor in the city with more Graham died in 1982. PO Box 82, LEEDERVILLE WA 6902 Maestro’s retro electro by DAVID BELL ONE of the weirdest instruments in the world – the “trautonium” – will be played by Munich musician Peter Pichler in Perth this week. The proto-synth was created by scientist Freidrich Trautwein in the Weimar Republic in 1929. THE PERTH VOICE... The most famous trautonium player was Dr Trautwein’s associate, professor Oskar Sala, who mastered the electronic instrument after training in THE MOST classical piano and organ as a youngster. It’s considered the “great grandfather” of the synthesiser, and the eerie sound was prominently POWERFUL TOOL featured in Alfred Hitchcock’s 1963 classic The Birds. IN A TRADIE’S With Sala’s death in 2002, Pichler became the world’s leading trautonium player and is now bringing one to Perth, the first time he’s toured TOOLBOX! outside Europe. 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