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Council staff bid to stop ASHESmemorials to loved ones TEST

Kristie Lim she wanted more time to did not have the informa- discuss whether ashes tion on-hand at the meet- officers could be allowed to be ing. want to stop people scat- scattered in public places. Cr Ashley Wallace said tering the ashes of their “In Wales, they have for- more time was needed to loved ones on council ests where you can put consider whether a ban on land. your loved one in an orga- scattering of ashes would The proposal is part of a nic cardboard box and be a good idea or not. review of the City’s bury them in a forest Infrastructure and memorials in public plac- where there are no environment executive es and reserves policy. plaques,” she said. director Andrew Murphy Council officers say “I do think that our per- said some people might people can instead use the ceptions of what we do not like ashes being scat- Metropolitan Cemeteries with our loved ones are tered in public areas. Board’s “specialised facil- changing and if it is orga- The policy will be dealt Turtley awesome ities”. nic and not upsetting the with by the council before However the council environment, I don’t have December 31. Ten gorgeous baby turtles have been has pushed back, voting at a problem with it.” The City of Bayswater released into a suburban lake. its May 18 meeting to defer She also asked officers has a memorial seat policy Picture: Catherine advertising the proposed about whether there were which does not allow ash- FULL STORY P3 Ehrhardt policy for comment. environmental impacts of es to be placed in or near a Mayor Emma Cole said scattering ashes but they seat. IMAGES TASTE SWANS FROM OF THE FIRM UP PAST BEST IN FOUR

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NEWS ...... P2-8 CRIMEWATCH ...... P4 Power LIFESTYLE ...... P9, 16 CATHOLIC SCHOOLS FEATURE ...... P10-11 transfer RESIDENTIAL ...... P12-13 THE City of Vincent TRADES DIRECTORY ...... P14-15 will take over a part of SPORT ...... P17 Summers Street in East Perth as part of the MOTORING ...... P18-19 State Government’s redevelopment of the East Perth Power Sta- Catholic Education WA representatives unveil the artwork. Picture: Matt Biocich tion. The Public Trans-

INSIDE port Authority will pay the City’s $1000 legal fees for the transfer. Anniversary art The City has been maintaining the road Editorial Director: Amanda Keenan A STAINED glass artwork has also made work at Yagan This year is also the 200th pavement within the News Production: Michael Palmer has been created to mark 50 Square, and recreated in national anniversary of subject lot. Design: Carly Pilton years of Catholic schools in stained glass by Kim Fitzpa- Catholic education. Redevelopment of Features Editor: Arylene Westlake-Jennings WA. trick. CEWA executive director the East Perth Power Digital Editor: Alison Middleton The artwork ‘50 Years It will be installed in the Dr Debra Sayce said Catho- Station site might require changes to the General inquiries: 9237 1000 Together’ was made by entrance of the Catholic lic education was an integral road layout. Email: [email protected] Whadjuk-Yuet-Ballardong Education WA offices in Lee- part of the education land- artist Kevin Bynder, who derville. scape. Reporters: Kristie Lim 9237 1563 (Bayswater, Bassendean, Vincent) Nadia Budihardjo 9237 1564 (Stirling) Photographers: David Baylis, Andrew Ritchie Advertising Manager: Max Wilson 0420 927 511 Advertising Executives: communitynews.com.au Julie Gaze 0420 211769 Sharlene Galvin 0448 000801 communitynews.com.au/subscribe Contact Centre/Trades: Ricardo Jeremiah 9237 1490 /EasternReporter Distribution 1800 811 855 Published by: Community Newspaper Group 50 Hasler Road, Osborne Park WA 6017. /EasternReporter

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STV June 10, 2021 NEWS 3 No strings attached Michael Palmer tion at the end of the meeting as urgent business. A SIX-metre high puppet The council ultimately planned to be the centre- voted 8-1 to give NAIDOC piece of NAIDOC Week cele- Perth Inc. $156,000. brations in Perth was nearly Cr Rebecca Gordon initia- scrapped after the City of lly moved the City instead Perth inadvertently gave it give $120,000 because the no funding. higher amount contravened Celebrations planned for a council policy. NAIDOC Week include the “Our policy currently Bayswater councillor NAIDOC Perth Ball, Miss states funding of this nature Catherine Ehrhardt with NAIDOC Perth and the NAI- should be capped at 30 per one of the baby turtles. Picture: Mike Clarke DOC Perth Awards. cent of the project cost and The opening ceremony in we’re being proposed to fund the Supreme Court Gardens 75 per cent,” she said. on July 4 will be a family- “We can’t create appli- Turtles friendly free event featuring cants that are going to be Indigenous foods, tradition- wholly and solely relying on al music and song, dance, the to hold come out arts and craft and Indig- such events. enous-designed clothing. “It’s an exciting opportu- Its signature event will be nity but we need to stick of their the 6m-high female puppet with our policies that have known as Marri Dyin, mean- been benchmarked with ing great woman in Eora lan- other capital cities and it is shells guage, that will walk the time we apply them.” streets of Perth, starting Cr Catherine Lezer said TEN baby turtles were from Elizabeth Quay. she supported the event but released into the waters of NAIDOC Perth Inc. had the City should stick to its Lake Bungana in Maylands applied for a $156,000 spon- original budget and correct on the first day of winter. sorship from the City to help processes. City of Bayswater staffers, it hold the events. Deputy Mayor Sandy Ang- Councillor Catherine Ehr- An amendment at the hie said the City spent mil- hardt and locals joined the council’s May meeting to lions of dollars on Turtle Oblonga Rescue and reduce the City’s sponsor- Christmas and Australia Rehabilitation Network to ship to $120,000 was defeated Day celebrations. release the turtles last Tues- 4-5. “This is $156,000 for an day. Acting governance important celebration,” she This comes after Maylands alliance manager Siobhan said. resident Margaret Landre Rippington then pointed out NAIDOC Perth Inc. said found a disturbed turtle egg that this meant the City the event would have to be nest and contacted the net- would not be giving the scaled back if it did not work, which raised the eggs event any funding at all, receive its requested until the hatching. dumbfounding the council. amount. Cr Ehrhardt thanked Ms Staff and the council con- The City gave $20,000 each Landre and the network for ferred for about 10 minutes year from 2016-17 to 2019-20 finding and raising the eggs. before Cr Liam Gobbert and $30,000 in 2020-21 to the “The City of Bayswater is asked to revisit the applica- opening week ceremony. Marri Dyin is scheduled to come to Perth for NAIDOC Week. home to the oblong turtle (also known as the western long necked turtle or the City wastes no time with rubbish service snake necked turtle),” she said. THE City of Vincent has de- Businesses that have al- “Commercial waste pro- long term. “Turtle hatchlings help veloped a micro-business ready found a new waste ser- viders have economies of “We honestly couldn’t keep down the number of waste service for businesses vice will get a rebate of about scale, are highly competitive imagine it any other way,” mosquitoes. that have not found a new $520 in the 2021-22 financial and provide tailored servic- she said. “One tiny turtle can eat up supplier before the City’s year. es costed in a way that “For a business, especially to 70 mosquito larvae a day.” service ends. Mayor Emma Cole said the encourages less rubbish to of our size, residential bins She encouraged people to The City’s commercial City was proposing a freeze landfill and more recycling are just not large enough. watch out for oblong turtles waste collection will end on on commercial rates in 2021- streams.” “If businesses are worried near their habitats of perma- June 30 ahead of its Food Or- 22 for the second year in a The Old Laundry in North they may not have enough nent and seasonal freshwa- ganics and Garden Organics row. Perth has been using com- rubbish to warrant a com- ter bodies including rivers, three-bin roll-out in October. “We know this decision mercial waste supplier Suez mercial-sized bin, a good lakes and wetlands. The micro service was de- has an impact on businesses for years. idea could perhaps be to “They nest on the shore- veloped after feedback from and we are committed to a Manager Ilana Dunnet share bins with other busi- lines in sandy soil and this is businesses. It will be availa- rebate plus freezing com- said she had worked in hos- nesses.” why it’s really important ble to rateable businesses for mercial rates,” she said. pitality for 10 years and that dogs remain on lead $699 and managed as part of “We’re providing support always used commercial The Old Laundry manager near our lakes and wetland the standard residential col- and advice to make the tran- bins, which she said were Ilana Dunnet and Vincent areas, and cats kept inside,” lection system. sition as smooth as possible. more cost effective in the Mayor Emma Cole. she said.

STV 4 NEWS June 10, 2021

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Open Monday - most vulnerable Saturday RAINE Square has become home to a different type of fashion in the lead up to win- 106a Cambridge St ter. It has teamed with Uniting WEST LEEDERVILLE WA and South Metropolitan TAFE to raise awareness of www.daneechi.com homelessness and promote ph 0490 499 734 sustainable fashion practic- 4330556-2 es. It has set up a donation point where people can leave pre-loved pieces of clothing that can be used by Urban Upcycle to help people expe- riencing homelessness in the CBD during winter. Uniting WA chief execu- tive Amanda Hunt said it was an example of positive change for the community. “Urban Upcycle reminds us of the potential to create something wonderful and new out of something old,” she said. “It changes the way we look at things and opens us The donation point in Raine Square. up to new possibilities, with the most tangible, positive textiles in the world (per cap- — a social enterprise that impact being delivered for ita),” South Metro TAFE aims to reduce stigma people experiencing home- fashion business senior lec- around homelessness in lessness in Perth.” turer Lisa Piller said. Perth — to create a piece of TAFE students will use “Our Bentley TAFE fash- art to support the creative. some of the donated items to ion students understand the “Myassar thoroughly ‘upcycle’ into new designs role they have to play as enjoyed being a part of this which will be exhibited in emerging designers in pro- fantastic initiative, which the Windows of Wentworth moting... textile waste as a has significantly expanded and auctioned. valued resource. The rein- UneARThed’s reach in Proceeds and extra dona- carnation of discarded appa- empowering individuals tions will go to Uniting WA. rel by Bentley fashion affected by homelessness,” According to Clean Up student designers creates a UneARThed’s Esther Koom- Australia, Australians next chapter in the narrative son said. dump 15 tonnes of clothing of a textile product.” Donations can be made at and fabric waste every 10 Raine Square has commis- Raine Square weekdays minutes. sioned artist Myassar, who 8am-9pm, Saturdays “Australians are the sec- has experienced homeless- 8am-5pm and Sundays ond highest consumer of ness, through UneARThed 11am-5pm until June 27. CRIMEWATCH

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STV June 10, 2021 NEWS 5 Spectator risks can not stand Kristie Lim lic safety and reputation. Beatty Park and Litis Sta- she said. tannia West Development ment and sustainability If the assessment reports dium grandstands are cur- “Beatty Park grandstand Plan, which is due to come to strategy, which outlined the THE City of Vincent will any new issues, the existing rently not open for public has been assessed by a struc- the council in June to future of its infrastructure reassess the risks of three risk assessment will be use. tural engineer, concrete spe- approve for community con- including sport and recre- ageing grandstands, in a bid updated. Mayor Emma Cole told the cialist and facade expert and sultation. ational buildings. to keep spectators safe. The decision comes after Reporter public safety was is structurally secure, but “The Leederville Oval Floreat Athena Football At the May 18 meeting, the City’s corporate risk reg- “paramount” and the com- access is not permitted due grandstand is structurally Club president Con Poulios, councillors agreed to ask the ister described the grand- mittee was taking a precau- to non-compliances and the sound and in use. whose club is based at Litis, City to undertake a reassess- stands as ageing and unsafe tionary approach, and need for maintenance work, “We continue to consult said the club and council ment of the risks associated with emerging safety risks ensuring that risks assess- which has commenced. The with stakeholders and the were working through with grandstand structures due to electrical and structu- ments were ongoing and City is also in the early stag- reassessment is to ensure we options on the “best fit” for at Leederville Oval, Litis ral issues. updated. es of looking into a heritage have the highest considera- the redevelopment of the Stadium and Beatty Park. The register said Litis Sta- “We have works listed in restoration project for the tion of public safety.” stadium precinct. The reassessment will dium’s grandstand and some the draft budget to manage entry to the grandstand. She said the City was cur- The audit committee will address broader conse- buildings were proposed for the risks associated with “The Litis grandstand will rently consulting the public consider the reassessment quence types including pub- demolition. these ageing grandstands,” form part of the draft Bri- on its draft asset manage- in June. Look local Boost for bike riders PERTH-based busi- MT Lawley Primary School families are now riding to nesses will receive pref- students are losing their and from school without erence from the City of training wheels thanks to a their training wheels and it Perth when it is looking cycling program. is wonderful to see them get- to buy goods and ser- The school has been tak- ting more exercise and vices. ing part in the Department spending quality time The City has amend- of Transport’s Your Move together,” Mrs Martin said. ed its purchasing policy Schools program ‘Super Department of Transport to favour businesses in Boost’, executive director urban the City. Super Boost gives schools mobility Justin McKirdy It is intended to sup- free bike safety checks, bike said Super Boost gave port local businesses education workshops so schools access to a range of and encourage others children can ride safely, and active transport initiatives to move to the City. cyscling instructor training at no cost. Cr Di Bain said it was for teachers to enable them “Providing access to bike great the City had a to teach riding skills. education not only gives “buy local” policy. Mt Lawley PS rolled out kids the practical skills and “For the first time the bike education to its Year 1 confidence they need to ride City of Perth is actually students earlier this year. a bike safely, it gives them a looking to its rate- Acting principal Sandra healthy habit for life,” he payers and saying ‘hey Martin said students said. guys, we want to sup- enjoyed the program and it For more information port you as much as we was a pleasure to see their about the Your Move can’,” she siad. skills and confidence grow. Schools program, visit the Mt Lawley Primary students are being encouraged to ride their bikes. “The students and their Your Move website.

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STV 6 NEWS June 10, 2021 Aged Care Training Enrolments for 2021 now open Evening / Sat / Online / Day classes Picture into past Professional career to assist older / disabled people with their day to day activities and health in the home THE City of Vincent is encouraging the public to Blended Delivery combo: submit historic photos in its - Sat, evenings, day classes, online - mix to suit your family 21st Local Arts History and life style Awards. The awards have helped - 10 weeks with work experience form a collection of local - Work experience & employment assistance included photos, memoirs and stories about the City. Government funded - Conditions apply Mayor Emma Cole encouraged current and for- CHC33015 Certicate III in Individual Support mer residents to tell their (Ageing / Disability) stories about the locals, plac- es or events that made Vin- ROLLING INTAKES AND TRAINEESHIPS AVAILABLE cent a special place. “We invite the community to mark the ‘coming of age’ Ph - 1300 855 503 of the City’s Local History Email: [email protected] • www.dnakingstontraining.edu.au Collection by sharing their PERTH-MANDURAH-BUNBURY favourite photos and stories with us,’’ she said. RTO Provider No.6811 / CRICOS Provider No.02899B “Our recent shared expe- rience of COVID-19 has seen many local residents discov- Olive Mary Hale (nee Buck) 1925 Picture: City of Vincent er or renew their interest in the history of their streets 60th anniversary next year.” panel will assess entries and 4446230-1 and neighbourhoods. Next year also marks the award cash prizes. For infor- “We’d especially love to 125th anniversary of Hyde mation, call 9273 6534 or hear from people with perso- Park being gazetted as a pub- email local.history@vin- nal stories or photos of Beat- lic park. cent.wa.gov.au. 94%94% ty Park, which celebrates its An independent judging Entries close on July 30. OF OUR READERS LIKE TO SUPPORT Nook a great place to hang out LOCAL TRADES AND BUSINESSES INGLENOOKS has been rec- trated that small projects around the country. ognised in a national indus- can have very big impacts, Mr Giudici said Ingle- Make your presence known! try award. evidenced by their high level nooks was the group’s most Call 13 20 13 now to discuss The public open space of use by the community,” expensive initiative to date. solutions to suit your local area opposite Inglewood Town the judges said. “When we have lock- marketing campaign. Square and library was Inglewood on Beaufort downs, the neighbouring named the Great Place cate- chairman Damien Giudici businesses can’t really use Source: Local Reader Panel Advertising Survey conducted by gory winner at the recent said the award was a “David their tables and chairs,” he Marketintel October 2017. 2021 National Planning and Goliath win”, as they said. “Open spaces became Institute Awards. were up against multimil- alfresco dining for Sugar & 4246385 “This great place has illus- lion-dollar projects from Nice and Black Pig Deli.”

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STV June 10, 2021 NEWS 7 Care on home front

Alison Middleton our lives are.” Silver Chain delivers in- WHEN Carmela Yom-Tov home palliative care servic- was released from hospital es to 7000 Australians every to receive palliative care in year through its palliative her home, she did not know care team of more than 500 what to expect. staff. Northern Suburbs Community Legal Centre’s Camille A clinical psychologist for In WA alone, there are Grubba with Public Trustee marketing officer Claire more than 45 years, author close to 4000 palliative care Sharman at the display in the Perth office. and grandmother of two, Dr clients cared for by 240 staff Yom-Tov has lived a remark- in the past year. able life. The palliative care team Restoring elders’ trust After being diagnosed comprises nurses, doctors, with terminal blood cancer, care aides, social workers, THE Public Trustee is Community Legal Centre the 74-year-old was deter- counsellors and spiritual travelling down the purple and aims to get people talk- mined to maintain her inde- care workers. road as part of a campaign ing about the issue. pendence and remain at Silver Chain WA executive to highlight the scourge of According to the WA home with her husband. director Renae Lavell said elder abuse. Public Trustee, the most “I was diagnosed with the organisation’s palliative Until World Elder Abuse prevalent form of elder Waldenstrom macroglobuli- care team enabled clients to Awareness Day on June 15, abuse is financial abuse, nemia, a very rare but seri- maximise their time with it is hosting a display to the illegal or improper use ous form of lymphoma,” Dr their loved ones while sup- raise awareness of the ser- or management of money, Yom-Tov said. porting and working to min- vices available to help property or other financial “The prognosis was poor. imise the physical and older people experiencing resources. Very shortly after I was dis- emotional stress experi- physical, social, financial, It can take place in isola- charged from hospital, I enced by clients and those psychological or sexual tion from the abused per- received a phone call from close to them. abuse. son due to the rise of Silver Chain’s palliative care “Our approach to pallia- The showcase includes a electronic transactions. service. tive care ensures that every purple “road” of flowers “Sadly, in most cases, “The nurse, social worker part of a client’s wellbeing is made by art and craft the abusers are family and doctor visited me at my understood, and their needs groups, seniors and volun- members and more specif- home; the high level of ser- are respected and fulfilled, teers in the community, ically, the adult children,” vice was unbelievable. Since including medical care, with every flower repre- WA Public Trustee Brian then, a nurse visits regularly Carmela Yom-Tov with her husband Zvi. Picture: Silver Chain physical symptoms as well senting someone’s story, a Roche said. and will come at any time I as their spiritual needs,” Ms conversation or a reflec- The Public Trustee is at need.” tling in Perth 34 years ago. shouldn’t be at home, where Lavell said. tion on the sensitive sub- level 1/553 Hay Street, Dr Yom-Tov shared her “We have lived in this I am comfortable and in a “National Palliative Care ject. Perth. story of at-home care as part house for 21 years and place I know, rather than a Week is not only a time to On show at the office in If you believe you, or of National Palliative Care thanks to the care of Silver foreign place I don’t. recognise the amazing con- the Perth CBD until June someone you know, may be Week last month. Chain, I can continue to “Being home also means tribution that family mem- 11, the Purple Road project experiencing elder abuse, Born in South Africa, she receive care here and be friends can drop in when I bers make to helping is facilitated by the Older contact the confidential and husband of 50 years, Zvi, with my husband,” Dr Yom- am feeling up to it and I can Australians receive end-of- People’s Rights Service at Advocare Elder Abuse previously lived in Israel Tov said. sit on the veranda and watch life care at home, but also the the Northern Suburbs Help Line on 1300 724 679. and had short stints in a few “I am still mobile, so the beautiful Hyde Park in relentless and tireless effort other countries before set- there’s no reason why I front of me. Home is where of our staff.”

STV 8 NEWS we buy... June 10, 2021 • diamonds • old gold • broken jewellery Gone cray cray

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STV June 10, 2021 LIFESTYLE 9 More than skin deep

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Beyond the breast

Tanya MacNaughton Cottesloe, said. the social and financial provide innovative and “The book tells of how impact. holistic cancer care. PETRINA Burnett’s our stories collectively “We know younger She said writing her breast cancer diagnosis in have resulted in an women do get the disease, book 14 years on had 2007 at age 31 may have ongoing intergenerational but there’s ramifications provided her space from defined her life, but the challenge, something of people don’t realise for the intensity of her story of her experience which my cousin’s young women,” Burnett experience and she hoped navigating the cancer children will have to face said. it helped readers to better pathway in her new book going forward.” “It felt good to talk understand the It’s Not (Just) About the Burnett’s bilateral about that and it also felt challenges of any genetic Breast covers much more mastectomies and breast good to talk about the disease. “I’ve had time to than mastectomies, reconstruction surgery, genetic aspect. The gene get more insight and reconstructions and as well as oophorectomies was only found 12 years perspective about my chemotherapy. to manage her ovarian before I was diagnosed so journey, which I think “A year after I was cancer risk, left her with it was early days in the will help others,” Burnett diagnosed, I was found to further challenges, genetics world and they said. carry the BRCA1 gene including early were trying to work out The book has already mutation, explaining why menopause and how to best manage hit number one in the my grandmother, aunt, infertility. people like us.” breast cancer category of cousin and I had come to She said it was a story Burnett, who has been the Australian and US be diagnosed with heard less in the public a physiotherapist for 24 Amazon Kindle stores aggressive breast or space, where younger years, founded Subiaco’s and can be ordered via Petrina Burnett. ovarian cancers at such women with a cancer BGAL Physiotherapy in Burnett’s website, Picture: young ages,” Burnett, of diagnosis had to manage 2009 with the vision to wellstrongcourage.com. Steve Ferrier

BROOKE Dunnell has won winner by Fogarty Press and a $20,000 “Each of the shortlisted his daughter, but turns the 2021 Fogarty Literary Foundation executive cash prize to support manuscripts had a into an exploration of Award — a biennial prize chairwoman Annie future writing singular story to tell and childhood bullying and for an unpublished Fogarty at the Fremantle endeavours. delivered it in a the ways in which one manuscript by a WA Press Great Big Book Fremantle Press compelling and confident woman can remake her author aged between 18 Read held in ECU’s publisher and Fogarty way,” Richter said. own future once she and 35 — with her novel Spiegeltent on June 2. Literary Award judge “This novel begins with begins to understand the The Glass House. The award secured the Georgia Richter said The the failing health of an meaning of her past.” The South Perth writer publication of her Glass House was a story elderly father and the Dunnell has a creative was announced the manuscript by Fremantle full of surprises. failing marriage of Julia, writing PhD from UWA. Brooke Dunnell (centre). Picture: Jess Gateley New side to dance story

Tanya MacNaughton “She’d seen an ad in a its season at Crown Theatre magazine advertising for Perth, June 29 to July 17. TAYLAH Small never West Side Story and “I have quite a heavy talked about ‘if’ but always thought I should go for it dance role, so I’m in a lot of about ‘when’ she was going because they were looking the scenes where there are to be on stage while for classically trained just dancers and we create growing up in Kardinya — dancers. the atmosphere for Tony she just never imagined it “I was terrified because and Maria,” Small said. would be in music theatre. I’d never been to a music “There’s a scene in the The 21-year-old, pictured, theatre audition before and show that we call ‘the began dancing as a tiny tot it’s very different to a ballet ballet’ that has a lot of and despite a brief time in audition because partnering and heavy singing lessons as a everyone’s just so loud in technique work. It’s my youngster, her life and love music theatre. For ballet, favourite part.” was always about classical everyone just quietly does Small said her biggest ballet. their Pilates exercises.” learning curve was how to She spent half a year at Success at the West Side take care of her voice and John Curtin College of the Story audition saw Small body properly under the Arts before being moved thrust into the music strain of eight shows a into a full-time ballet theatre world, having to week, travel and sleep course and, a week after learn how to sing, act and deprivation. finishing a secondment to dance in chorus heels for “It’s about honing in on the Australian Ballet the first time. This was all my instrument and Company, was offered her in 2019 before tours of learning to look after first professional role as Australia’s east coast, New myself and intuitively know Minnie in Opera Australia Zealand and Germany. what I need,” she said. and GWB Entertainment’s The plan to extend the “The experience has production of West Side tour into 2020 got postponed really helped me transition Story. due to COVID-19 and the from being a student into a “My physio was actually cast has now returned to professional performer.” the person who told me the rehearsal room of the West Side Story is at Crown about the audition,” Small Romeo and Juliet-inspired Theatre Perth, June 29 to said. Broadway classic ahead of July 17.

STV June 10, 2021 SPORT 17 Courts now in session

HUNDREDS of netball “Noranda is the home of players have been reaping netball in Perth’s inner-east- the benefits of the newly- ern suburbs, with 15 clubs Swans resurfaced courts in Noran- who train and play on the da at the start of the winter courts as part of the Noran- season. da Netball Association,” he The City of Bayswater said. recently finished resurfac- “Not only will the redeve- ing 16 netball courts, fenc- lopment attract more swoop ing, energy-saving LED players to netball and boost sports floodlighting, the profile of the sport, it improved drainage and will raise the standard of kerbing at the netball centre. competition for local clubs It cost the City $1.4 mil- and increase player safety. lion, with funds coming out “The brand new surface of the 2019-20 budget and last has been designed with safe- year’s $5.09m local economic ty front of mind, as the sub- and social stimulus package. surfaces of the courts have Bayswater councillors been stripped and recon- joined the Noranda Netball structed, followed by top- Association, West Coast Fe- coating, to ensure safe play ver players and Netball WA in line with Netball WA stan- at the official opening on dards. May 29. “By upgrading the courts, Peel's Lloyd Meek and Swan's Gorey Gault do battle. Picture: Daniel Wilkins Mayor Dan Bull said the the Association has the op- redevelopment was a huge portunity to host carnivals Mitchell Woodcock Peel were going to simply It all started with a tight when Stefan Giro kicked win for netball teams and and invite other associations outrun the visitors. first quarter as both teams consecutive goals to start the supporters. to compete.” SWAN Districts and Peel Yet an inability to put felt each other out without second quarter, but for all may have shared the victo- away their opponent during hitting a decisive blow. their dominance they still ries in the battles around the two quarters of dominance Peel’s lack of a big forward could not lead at half-time, grounds, but the Swans won caught up with them, with saw them waste several op- kicking five straight behinds the war of attrition to solidi- Swan Districts swooping on portunities going forward, to let the visitors off the fy their position in the top their chance in the final while Swan Districts went hook. four. term, kicking the only three wide which meant they were As if Peel coach Cam Both sides couldn’t be split goals. taking low percentage shots. Shepherd wasn’t frustrated for much of the game, but Swan Districts midfielder Brayden Lawler broke the enough, Ben Hancock had a ultimately Peel’s inaccuracy Josh Cipro (16 disposals and deadlock for the Thunder moment he’d like to forget and Swan’s superior fitness eight tackles), Sam Fisher after 21 minutes, but this when he won the first clea- were the difference as the (23 and 8), Jesse Turner (24 awoke Swan Districts who rance of the third term, only visitors kicked away in the disposals) and Frank Ander- responded with three goals to run the wrong way and final term to claim a 10.7 (67) son (24 and 11) lifted to an- in the final nine minutes to deliver a lace out pass to to 7.17 (59) win at David other level when the game lead by 14 points at the first Warwick Wilson (two goals), Grays Arena on Saturday. was on the line, with the big- break on the back of their who kicked an easy goal When Ben Howlett ger Peel bodies unable to go pressure up forward which from the square. marked his 100th game with with them, having spent suffocated Peel’s defence. Peel ran out of steam in a goal after the three-quar- much of their energy to get The Thunder met Swan the final term as Swans A drone shot of the Noranda netball courts. ter time siren, it looked as if in front at the final break. Districts’ challenge head-on claimed their fifth win. Picture: West Coast Sporting Surfaces

STV 18 Motoring

Super-size Palisade Sam Jeremic Aside from its imposing The second row gets its And there’s a lot of fruit There’s also comfort, eco is big and bold with a price exterior presence — it looks own temperature controls, if you opt for the and — our preference — tag to match, but also offers YOU would be forgiven for like something Tony heated outward seats, and Highlander: head-up smart mode, which will huge amounts of practical thinking the Hyundai Soprano would get around doors with two cup holders display, heated and cooled adjust car behaviour to how space and heaps of gear to Palisade is excessive in in — most obvious is the and bottle storage. front seats, digital radio, a you’re driving. feel worth it. Those not many ways. space inside, particularly Seats six, seven and eight blind-spot camera display The powertrain feels a needing eight seats can still Not only is it one of the the width. It’s the get cupholders and air when indicating, two tad dated in the V6 petrol apply, but the petrol is few eight-seat SUVs going automotive version of vents. sunroofs, electric models, however. You can thirsty and the diesel might around — meaning it’s having a king bed to Access to the back is hands-free tailgate, suede feel the front wheels doing be a better option if the plenty big — Hyundai yourself: you can really pretty hassle-free, with the roof lining, Nappa leather all of the work and traction budget allows. already had the popular stretch out in comfort. 60-40 split second row and more. is rather easily lost. Santa Fe in the large SUV Buttons replace a folding and sliding easily. It doesn’t quite feel at It’s also a thirsty mill, HYUNDAI segment. conventional gear changer, Adjusting the second row luxury SUV levels, but still sucking up north of But the brand reckons which helps create a means adults can fit in all largely feels a bit special 14L/100km over our week. PALISADE many buyers found the massive storage space three rows at once but, and deserving of its $70k Opting for the diesel VARIANT Highlander Santa Fe too small, so it consisting of a centre cubby despite the Palisade’s price tag. all-wheel-drive version PRICE $71,000 convinced global HQ to and two big shelves, the top width, three adults in the The lounge room-like costs an extra $4000 though, ENGINE 3.8-litre V6 make the Palisade in incorporating retractable third row will be squished. comfort continues on the so many would petrol right-hand drive to serve as cup holders and wireless But even if the rearmost road with plush seats and a understandably stick with OUTPUTS 217kW/355Nm its new SUV flagship Down phone charging. seats are unlikely to be cushioning ride. the petrol despite its flaws. TRANSMISSION Under. There are charging ports used, the Palisade has Some may find it a tad The width of the vehicle Eight-speed automatic, The result is certainly everywhere, including in appeal. soft but this is an eight-seat can also raise issues in FWD large-scale motoring, rows two and three. There’s a handy 311 litres SUV, so expectations of carparks with narrow FUEL ECONOMY especially in the top-spec In fact, those who miss with all three rows in place, sportiness need to be spaces, particularly when 10.7L/100km Highlander variant we had out on riding up front won’t or a cavernous 711 with the tempered, despite the loading children. for a week. be too upset. third row folded. presence of a sport mode. VERDICT: The Palisade

STV June 10, 2021 MOTORING 19 Motoring Skoda’s light car bulks up SKODA has revealed its all-new Fabia light car, which is expected to arrive in Australia in the first half of 2022. Design-wise, it’s in keeping with other recent Skoda releases, featuring more aggressive styling via slim headlights, wide air intakes and strong body panel lines along the side. It sits on the same platform as Skoda’s Kamiq SUV, Scala small car and Volkswagen Polo, and has had a significant growth spurt. The fourth-generation Fabia is 110mm longer, 48mm wider, 7mm lower and a 94mm longer wheelbase than its predecessor, which has seen the boot grow 50 litres to 380 litres and up to 1190 litres with the rear seats folded. Happily, Skoda says the Fabia will once again be offered with a wagon body at an undetermined later stage, with the local arm keen to bring it to Australia. There are a number of engine choices available overseas, but Australia will presumably have the option of 1.0-litre three-cylinder turbo-petrol engines offering 70kW or 81kW as is currently the case.

Lambo charging ahead Sam Jeremic The first step will see the It’s believed the “Lamborghini’s brand continue to make Aventador’s plug-in hybrid electrification plan is a LAMBORGHINI has internal combustion replacement will still have change of course that was announced it will begin engines for its Aventador, its famous V12 engine. made necessary by a transitioning to electric Huracan and Urus models The final step in the radically changed context, power, with all models to until the end of next year, second half of the decade in which we want to give have some form of before it begins a €1.5 will be a focus on pure our contribution by electrification by 2024 and billion (AU$2.3 billion) shift electrification, with a continuing to reduce an all new EV model to to hybridise its entire fourth, entirely electric environmental impact with arrive before the end of the line-up. model to join the line-up by tangible projects,” decade. Its first hybrid 2030. Winkelmann said. The Italian supercar production car will be a Lamborghini chief “Lamborghini has always maker announced a plug-in hybrid version of executive Stephan been synonymous with three-step strategy, which it the Urus arriving in 2023 Winkelmann, pictured, said pre-eminent technological calls ‘Direzione Cor Tauri’ (the Sian hybrid from last the move was necessary, expertise in building (Towards Cor Tauri), year is limited to just 63 but the brand’s DNA would engines with extraordinary referencing the brightest units), before successors to be preserved. Shifting to performance. This star in the Taurus the Aventador and Huracan new technologies was a key commitment will continue constellation. arrive the following year. part of the brand’s history. as an absolute priority.” STV 20 • THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 2021 COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS

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