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City of Wanneroo Presents: double the aussie talent
Countdown to Cat Laws is your cat registered with the City?
05 Honouring our Pioneers for their valuable contribution to the community
11 All the latest libraries, arts, museum and exhibition activities
Saturday 9 November 2013 Wanneroo Showgrounds
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Countdown to Cat Laws Is your cat registered with the City of Wanneroo? The Cat Act 2011 was passed by the West Australian Parliament in November 2011, so what does this mean for your feline friends? From 1 November 2013, all cats over six months of age are required to be: Registered with a local government Sterilised (unless used for breeding by a registered breeder) Microchipped so they can be returned to their owners if lost, stolen or straying from their owner’s property.
Whilst the Act does not come into effect until 1 November 2013, the City of Wanneroo encourages responsible cat ownership and recommends that cat owners sterilise and microchip their cats before the due date. The cost of registration will soon be determined.
For updates, visit the Department of Local Government’s website dlg.wa.gov.au
The City’s friendly Ranger Services are always happy to help, please contact them on 9405 5000.
Visit the Cat Haven at www.cathaven.com.au for all your sterilisation and microchipping needs as well as events leading up to the changes in November.
From 1 November, all cats over six months of age are required to be registered.
Local government elections - 19 October 2013 Voting is voluntary in local government elections in Western Australia, however the City of Wanneroo encourages all residents to have a say in who represents your ward’s interests.
local government roll. People who own or occupy property within a local government may apply to that local government to be included on the roll as non-resident owners/occupiers.
Residents enrolled on the State electoral roll are automatically enrolled on the corresponding
For further information visit waec.wa.gov.au or call the City of Wanneroo on 9405 5000.
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Cover : Australian music artists Lisa Mitchell and Josh Pyke.
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City of Wanneroo Presents: Lisa Mitchell and Josh Pyke The City of Wanneroo is proud to bring its residents another free first-class concert on Saturday, 9 November at Wanneroo Showgrounds, this time featuring two of Australia’s prominent artists, Lisa Mitchell and Josh Pyke. Fresh from supporting a national tour for Neil Finn and Paul Kelly and recently releasing her debut album Bless this Mess, Lisa Mitchell is excited to be heading over with her four piece band and entertaining the residents of Wanneroo. “I’m really looking forward to seeing everyone... I’ve only really hung out in Perth and I have some friends in Bunbury and that’s about it, so I’m excited to see more of the countryside, you are all so lucky over there,” she said. “My last album came out just late last year so I will be playing at least half new stuff and definitely some old goldies.
“You’d be crazy not to come down and hang out with us and have a beautiful time.” - Lisa Mitchell
Not only is Mitchell looking forward to playing at the concert, but also to be co-headlining with Pyke. “I grew up listening to Josh, so for me he’s a huge inspiration. He’s very much and has always been in my musical psyche so yeah, I love him, I’ve always been very inspired by his work,” she explained. “You’d be crazy not to come down and hang out with us and have a beautiful time.” Off the back of his recent national tour for his new album The Beginning and the End of Everything, you’ll be moved by the tunes of Josh Pyke. Known for his ability to weave intelligent lyrics with warm melodies and quirky song structures, Pyke will bring modern day story telling depth for all to enjoy. “I really think at these sorts of events people are there to have a good time, they’re there to hear songs that they know and [I’m] there to engage with an audience as a whole. I will be playing all the stuff from my records, all the singles, things like that,” Pyke announced.
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“I love Lisa Mitchell’s stuff, I’ve always thought she was super, super talented and I’ve enjoyed her most recent stuff as well so I think it’s going to be good fun.” Pyke said he loved playing free shows because it opens up the demographic and he wants to see everyone get involved in the community spirit and come along on the day. “It’s so nice when it’s a free gig. You can come down and see the community being together. It feels really inclusive,” he explained. “It’s a chance for me to play to families and also all ages, kids that I often don’t get to play gigs to. It’s always a great vibe. “Not every community gets events at this sort of level put on for them just for their enjoyment.”
Don’t miss your chance to see these incredible acts, the concert is suitable for the whole family with kids’ entertainment, a youth area and plenty of fun activities for everyone to enjoy from 4pm-10pm. Bring along a picnic or visit one of the many food and drink vendors on the day.
“It’s so nice when it’s a free gig... you can come down and see the community being together, it feels really inclusive.” - Josh Pyke
City of Wanneroo Presents: Lisa Mitchell and Josh Pyke Saturday 9 November 2013 // 4pm-10pm Wanneroo Showgrounds
GET YOUR TICKETS Tickets are available now exclusively to City of Wanneroo residents until Monday 23 September 2013. How to access your FREE tickets: 1 Visit wanneroo.wa.gov.au and follow the links to the ticketing page 2 Select up to a maximum of four tickets per household (no ticket required for children under 12.)
3 Complete your name, address and email details Josh Pyke.
Tickets are subject to availability and open to the general public from Monday, 23 September 2013. Internet access and assistance is available at all City of Wanneroo libraries. This is a smoke and alcohol free event, join the City’s Facebook page www.facebook.com/cityofwanneroo for updates.
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Construction of Edith Cowan University’s Health Centre, incorporating the Wanneroo GP Super Clinic in the Wanneroo Town Centre, is on track to be open to the public in just over a year.
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Boost for City’s Health Services
The $22 million project will provide much-needed health services to the region, offering general practitioner, nursing and midwifery services to the community whilst providing teaching and research opportunities for ECU students and staff. It will also deliver allied health services such as clinical psychology, physiotherapy, speech pathology, occupational therapy, nutrition and exercise physiology, along with Indigenous health and visiting specialist services.
ECU Vice-Chancellor Professor Kerry Cox, Mayor Tracey Roberts and ECU Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Health Advancement) Professor Cobie Rudd.
ECU Vice-Chancellor Professor Kerry Cox said construction began on the Dundebar Road site on 30 January, and was progressing well. “I am pleased to say that the project is progressing on time with a practical completion date in mid2014,” Professor Cox said.
The internal fit-out will then take place mid-year, and the clinic is expected to be operational by October 2014. The four level office-style Health Centre, which includes a basement car park, has an overall gross floor area of more than 4,000sqm and will provide parking for 70 cars. Earthworks have been finalised, lift cores poured, a brick retaining wall and
the ground floor slab completed and concreting of the first floor is being finalised. The project is currently on budget as well. “Access to healthcare is vital, especially in such a rapidly growing region,” Wanneroo Mayor Tracey Roberts said. “Once complete, the ECU Health Centre will become one of our greatest community assets, providing for our residents’ health needs
City of Wanneroo Public Health Plan The City of Wanneroo plays a key role in supporting our communities to live healthy and active lifestyles. The draft City of Wanneroo Public Health Plan 2014-2017 identifies the health status of the community, highlights priority issues and needs and establishes the City’s strategies for the next three years regarding community health and wellbeing. 04
The purpose of the plan is to protect, improve and promote the health and wellbeing of the people living in our City. We encourage all residents to comment on the draft Public Health Plan via the ‘Your Say’ section of the City’s website. Comments can be received up until 16 September 2013.
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and taking pressure off Joondalup Health Campus. “It is exciting to see the building take shape and each day we are a little closer to having a state-ofthe-art health clinic in our own town centre.” The Commonwealth Government and State Government have each contributed $5 million to the project, with ECU investing $12 million.
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Honouring our Pioneers
The City of Wanneroo Pioneering family has extended to 221, with 12 new Pioneers honoured at the annual Pioneers lunch recently.
John and Dorothy Parin with Mayor Tracey Roberts.
Pioneers Vesa and Peter Trandos.
Freemen of the City, Ruth Reid and Margaret Cockman.
The title of Pioneer is awarded to community members who have lived in the City of Wanneroo for 50 years of their adult life, showing an outstanding commitment to Wanneroo.
Our pioneers hold the stories of Wanneroo; they have been through the changes and the developments and have some fantastic memories that will be cherished forever.
One of our new Pioneers, Constance Irene Neave, was born in England and moved to Wanneroo in 1963 with her husband Albert. Constance has a wonderful memory of first moving to the City of Wanneroo.
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providing for families at home, and the vast landscapes with only one road to Lancelin.
Most importantly, all agree they wouldn’t want to live anywhere else.
“The first morning I woke up in Yanchep Park I thought I was in heaven. It was so beautiful and peaceful and as I looked out over the lake from my back door it was just a picture”
A big congratulations and welcome to our new pioneers:
Rosa Allen
Fred Bannister
Ante Chokolich
“The first morning I woke up in Yanchep Park I thought I was in heaven. It was so beautiful and peaceful and as I looked out over the lake from my back door it was just like a picture. We were so happy living there. Everyone was so friendly just like a happy family.” Andy Heerkens
Many of the Pioneers remember spending their Saturday nights at the Crisafulli picture theatre, the Atlantis Marine Park in Two Rocks, camping in Yanchep, working at the market gardens, on farms, for the Shire or Desmond Pratt
Johanna Heerkens
George Jambanis
Dorothy Maloney
Constance Neave
Hilda Pratt
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Mayor Tracey Roberts with the City of Wanneroo’s 2013 Pioneers.
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Yanchep Lagoon Redevelopment underway
Stage 1 works have now begun for the realignment of Brazier Road between Wilkie Avenue and Yanchep Beach Road. These include construction of a realigned roadway between Wilkie Avenue and the Yanchep Kiosk, together with associated retaining walls, earthworks and drainage. The new road will also include a dual use path, on-street parking and street lighting. In addition, a new car parking area is planned for Fishermans Hollow and a roundabout will be constructed at the intersection of Brazier Road and Wilkie Avenue. Yanchep Kiosk from the north to the existing car park opposite Picnic Cove, whilst vehicle traffic from the south will be diverted via Wilkie Avenue onto Yanchep Beach Road. Pedestrian access to the works area will be closed until late December 2013.
Vehicle traffic will be able to access both the Lagoon Beach and the Lagoon Drive and Brazier Road, Yanchep Traffic Treatment
Kingsway will see a new ‘nature play based’ playground with the development of a regional play space within Kingsway Regional Sporting Complex. Deputy Mayor Gray
The facility will include: play equipment, playable art components, nature play, musical play equipment and an important retention of existing mature native vegetation. Works involve a median island traffic treatment on Lagoon Drive, between St Ives Drive and Foreshore Vista and on Brazier Road, between Lagoon Drive and Compass Circle.
A roundabout is proposed for the intersection of Lagoon Drive and Brazier Road.
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Construction is due to commence in September 2013 with the completion scheduled for the end of December 2013.
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The median island traffic treatment works are currently scheduled between October and December 2013 however, construction of the roundabout at Lagoon Drive/Brazier Road is subject to Western Power’s timeline and is more likely to occur early in 2014.
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Alexander Drive/ Marangaroo Drive Intersection
The works for this State Black Spot Project include construction of left turn lanes on Marangaroo Drive on the western side approach to the intersection at Alexander Drive, and on Alexander Drive the northern side approach to the intersection at Marangaroo Drive. Works also include an upgrade to the traffic signals at Alexander Drive on the northern side approach to the intersection at Marangaroo Drive.
Construction works are scheduled between October and December 2013.
Works are progressing well, with public utility service relocation work currently being carried out. All works are on the eastern side of Marmion Avenue with road widening of the Hester Avenue median island nearing completion and road construction on the
Development of a Master Plan for the improvement of the Wanneroo Road Town Centre Streetscape has now been completed and endorsed by Council. The Stage 1 works include landscaping of the Cr Steffens
northern and southern bypass lanes well under way. Completion of the project is scheduled for October subject to
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Wanneroo Road median islands between Church Road and Noonan Drive. The contractor has been appointed and is finalising their program based on preparation of a Traffic Management Plan for Main Roads WA approval
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lowering of services by Western Power. The travelling public is requested to follow traffic management direction
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and coordination of Western Power streetlighting and power assets.
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Works recommenced in August 2013 following
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receipt of advice from the Department of Environment Regulation that the report relating to the removal of asbestos fence sheeting had been validated, with completion schedule by April 2014.
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and expect delays as there will be temporary lane closures to enable the works to be undertaken in a safe manner.
This project involves the realignment of the existing Lenore Road from Ocean Reef Road at its signalised intersection with Hartman Drive, and includes construction of a new dual carriageway with street lighting, drainage and pathways. This will merge into a new single carriageway north of Kemp Street prior to connecting with the existing Lenore Road at East Road.
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Australasian Safari comes to Wanneroo
The showgrounds will provide a base for the endurance motorsport event’s competitors, service crew, media, motorsport officials and event staff, before they embark on seven days and 3,500km of
off-road racing adventure through Western Australia’s Mid-West region.
from right across the globe to Wanneroo Showgrounds for the first time.”
Mayor Tracey Roberts said the City of Wanneroo is proud to be a major sponsor of the 2013 Australasian Safari.
The event attracts a diverse field of both local and international competitors from countries like the United States, France, South Africa, Czech Republic, Romania and Malaysia.
“I am delighted that an international event of this calibre will be bringing their HQ to the City for our residents to enjoy.
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“We look forward to welcoming competitors
Australia Day Awards nominations Do you know someone who works hard for the City of Wanneroo community? Say thank you, by nominating them for an Australia Day Award.
Anyone in the community can submit a nomination. To nominate a person or group for the City of Wanneroo Australia Day Awards, complete an application form and forward it to:
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1. City of Wanneroo Charles Searson Australia Day Youth Award presented to an individual under 25 years of age who has made an outstanding contribution to the local community.
City of Wanneroo Australia Day Awards Locked Bag 1, Wanneroo WA 6946
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2. City of Wanneroo Australia Day Award presented to an individual over 25 years of age who has made an outstanding contribution to the local community. 3. City of Wanneroo Australia Day Community Group or Event Award presented to an outstanding local community group or event.
Nominations close Friday 29 November 2013 Award recipients will be announced at the City of Wanneroo’s special Australia Day Citizenship Ceremony.
For further information, please contact Communications and Events on 9405 5012 or visit wanneroo.wa.gov.au
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“I am delighted that an international event of this calibre will be bringing their HQ to the City for our residents to enjoy.”
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The Australasian Safari, one of the toughest and most challenging motorsport events in the world, will hold its event headquarters at Wanneroo Showgrounds for the 2013 event.
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More young people benefit from facilities
This fantastic initiative has seen the number of young people visiting the youth room at the Hainsworth Centre in Girrawheen rise from 15-25 per shift to 40-80 young people at each session. Osvaldo has visited several schools around the area both primary and secondary - to promote the youth programs, engaging with over 500 young people by speaking at assemblies, in classrooms and running lunchtime activities. The City has also been liaising with both the Centre for Cerebral Palsy and Inclusion WA to help make the Hainsworth youth program more inclusive for young people in the community who are living with a disability. Currently there is one young person with a disability attending
Youth Support Worker Osvaldo Bravo has been influential in the growing success of Hainsworth’s youth program.
the Hainsworth youth program every Tuesday. Since beginning they have now made friends and become more confident with communicating and their carer has noticed a significant increase in social development.
numbers and created a wonderful atmosphere.
Mayor Tracey Roberts said the hard work and consistency of the Youth Team has increased
“By actually engaging with young people on a personal level we are able to create activities they enjoy
“When you step inside the youth room you see young people having a good time in a safe and happy environment. It’s something the City is extremely proud of achieving.”
and attract those who really benefit from these programs.” For more information about our youth services, contact the friendly youth team on 9405 5000, visit the website and ‘like’ the new City of Wanneroo Youth Facebook page at www.facebook.com/ cowyouth
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Over the last eight months the City’s youth team, in particular Youth Support Worker Osvaldo Bravo, have been working hard to increase the amount of young people who access services in the Girrawheen area.
Support via Parenting Place Find out how to make the most of your child’s early years. This is your one stop shop for parenting resources, information and support. Look out for topics that may be of interest to you and your family, whilst your children enjoy art and craft experiences, stories and puppets. For more information contact the City of Wanneroo Early Childhood Officer on 9405 5907. Friday 25 October 2013 9.30am-12.30pm Ocean Keys Shopping Centre, 36 Ocean Keys Blvd, Clarkson (near Kmart entrance) The parenting place is supported by the Department for Communities, City of Wanneroo and local agencies
Butler Writer’s Group Wednesdays 9.30am-10.30am Butler Community Centre (inc. visits to Clarkson Library) Cost $10
Healthy
Therapeutic art for relaxation and self-esteem Wednesdays 11am-noon Butler Community Centre (inc. visits to Clarkson Library) Cost $10
Heartmoves
Hainsworth Community Centre, Girrawheen 14 October to 11 December Monday and Wednesday 9am-10am $3.50 per class
MOVE Fitness
Phil Renkin Recreation Centre, Two Rocks 15 October to 13 December Tuesday and Friday 1pm-2pm, $3.50 per class Creche availiable Tuesday only $2.30 per child
Foundations
Hainsworth Community Centre, Girrawheen Learn the foundations of basic exercise 21 October to 11 December Monday 11am-2pm, Wednesday 10am-12pm (incl nutrtion workshop), $3.50 per class Creche available $2.30 per child
Registrations essential: contact Azure Entertainment on 0408 999 943 or email contact@azureentertainment.com.au
Walking Groups
Walking is a fun, free and easy way to be more active. All ages and fitness levels welcome. Banksia Grove Every Wednesday 9.30am-10.30am Meet at Banksia Grove Community Centre 14 Grasstree Bend, Banksia Grove
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Butler Every Wednesday 9am-10am Meet at Butler Community Centre, Kingsbridge Park, Butler
For bookings or further information contact 9405 5000, email programs@wanneroo.wa.gov.au or visit wanneroo.wa.gov.au
HEALTHY COMMUNITIES ‘This initiative is funded by the Australian Government’
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Essential exam assistance
Check out some of these great services available at your local library to assist with your exam preparation:
Transparent Language - Anywhere, anytime language learning. My Career Match - Career guidance and resumé assistance. Britannica Online - Electronic Encyclopaedia. Studentbox - An online community for high school students in years 10 to 12. Plus our libraries offer: Quiet study areas in all libraries Free Wifi PCs which can be booked in advance Printing, laminating and scanning facilities (costs apply) Exam specific guides such as: Study Strategies Plus, Passing Exams for Dummies and De-Stress for Exams. You can also access our online databases by visiting www.library.wanneroo.wa.gov.au
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What’s Happening // Libraries CITY OF WANNEROO LIBRARIES
Library lock-in with narrator Stig Wemyss Lock heads with Lockie Leonard, sing a tune with Singenpoo, bump shoulders with Bugalugs Bum Thief and hear from the man who brought them all to life!
Stig Wemyss has narrated some of Australia’s most iconic children’s books. Don’t miss your chance to see him do his thing live at the library.
One lucky fan will also go home with an iPod Shuffle!
Tuesday 22 October // 5pm-6.30pm Wanneroo Library, 3 Rocca Way, Wanneroo
Cost $5, bookings 9405 5940. (9+ years)
An Evening with Judy Nunn Friday 22 November // 6pm-7.30pm The Great Court, Wanneroo Library and Cultural Centre, 3 Rocca Way, Wanneroo
Cost $5 for library members, $10 for non members, bookings essential 9405 5940.
Studentbox here to help students
Studentbox is a West Australian based online community for senior high school students with the aim of getting students through school and into university.
Studentbox has loads of useful tools and study resources to help make high school easier, such as:
Forums TISC ATAR calculator help Past WACE exams Cheat Sheets and Revision Resources Study and Exam tips and lots more
You can also access our online resources by visiting www.library.wanneroo.wa.gov.au
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Cost $5 per child (accompanying adults free)
50,000th Visitor
Making Wanneroo Home
The Wanneroo Regional Museum celebrated its 50,000th visitor on Friday, 28 July - since opening its doors in September 2009.
What was the one thing you couldn’t leave behind when you moved to Wanneroo? The Wanneroo Museum is developing a new display and wants your story about migrating to Wanneroo. If you would like to be involved please contact the Curator on 9405 5903.
Local resident Sybil Hopkins of Marangaroo walked through the doors as a first time visitor, whilst part of a City of Wanneroo HACC Social Support Program. Sybil has memories of a section of Wanneroo Road constructed of planks shown in the museum.
Tuesday 8 October and Thursday 10 October 10.30am-noon, WLCC Theatrette 3 Rocca Way, Wanneroo Bring your children along to enjoy kids’ flicks and classic Walt Disney cartoons. Sure to amuse the young and young at heart.
School holidays kidsflicks Cost $20 per person, bookings 9405 5920. Saturday 16 November // 2pm-4.30pm WLCC Theatrette, 3 Rocca Way, Wanneroo
Tracing your family history
The Community History Centre is hosting another presentation on family history research for beginners. Join us for guidance through the maze of genealogical resources and learn how to organise the information you discover. Hear about the types of online and printed resources available and see a demonstration of some important electronic databases.
FREE, enquiries 9405 5920.
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Sunday 3 November // 1pm-4pm Buckingham House and the Old Wanneroo Schoolhouse, 10 Neville Drive, Wanneroo. Parking in Neville Park off Scenic Drive. Enjoy farm animals, old fashioned games, face painters, damper making demonstrations and craft activities for children in the old School House. An exciting afternoon for the whole family! Experience hands on heritage activities and life in the ‘olden days’ at Buckingham House, a former dairy farm in Wanneroo and the Wanneroo Old School House.
Relive the olden days with your family at KidsFest What’s Happening // Museum
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Meet the Artist Talk - James Foley James Foley is a children’s author and illustrator. His latest book, ‘In The Lion’, was released by Walker Books in 2012. His debut picture book was the award winning ‘The Last Viking’. James has worked as a freelancer, creating cartoons and illustrations for publications, promotions, events and corporations.
‘Sharing Stories’ comic project. Come along and meet James in what will be a fun and insightful evening. Thursday 10 October // 6pm-8pm (incl. 1hr in the Gallery) Wanneroo Library and Cultural Centre, cost $5, bookings 9405 5920.
More recently James has worked with community groups and non-government organisations, working with children with special needs and teaching students in country towns through the Rural Development Australia (Wheatbelt)
Creative Celebrity Heads Create a fun collage, a caricature and a hilarious comic strip featuring your favourite celebrity with author and artist James Foley. Monday 7 October Workshop 1 10am-noon Workshop 2 1pm-3pm Wanneroo Library and Cultural Centre Conference Room
(A workshop for young adults and adults)
James Foley will showcase several styles of drawing and illustration. Sharing tools and tricks of the trade, he will lead the workshop participants into telling their own story through elements like line, tone, colour and texture. Saturday 12 October 10am-1pm Wanneroo Library and Cultural Centre, cost $20, bookings 9405 5920.
October school holiday workshops (Ages 7+)
James Foley The Power of the Drawn Page
Getting MORE Animated It’s time to learn MORE and create even MORE amazing animations with Steve Aiton. Some previous animation experience is useful. Friday 11 October // 1pm-4pm Wanneroo Library and Cultural Centre Conference Room Cost $35, all materials provided, bookings 9405 5920.
Cost $20, bring along a couple of A4 pictures of your favourite celebrities. All other materials provided, bookings 9405 5920.
Deck the Halls with Christmas Decorations (Ages 4-10 years)
Create wonderful Christmas decorations to take home for the festive season. Wednesday 27 November 4pm-5pm Thursday 28 November 4pm-5pm Cost $5 per child (4-10 years) Children 4-6 years must be accompanied by an adult (adults free). Bookings essential on 9405 5920.
Distorted Portraits Learn how to draw the most interesting of subjects... people! Then explore fun ways to create weird and wonderful distortions with Cindy Lane. Wednesday 9 October Workshop 1 10am-noon Workshop 2 1pm-3pm Wanneroo Library and Cultural Centre Conference Room Cost $20, all materials provided, bookings 9405 5920.
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His work attracts a broad base audience and invites dialogue with strangers. For many years he has
The exhibition will showcase existing original drawings of Australian faces from diverse cultural backgrounds.
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worked in India and Australia examining the role of the arts in creating resilient and healthy communities.
Now showing until 13 October Wanneroo Library and Cultural Centre 3 Rocca Way, Wanneroo FREE but bookings required on 9405 5920.
Wednesday 9 October 10am-11am Thursday 17 October 6pm-8pm (includes 1hr in the Gallery) Wanneroo Library and Cultural Centre, 3 Rocca Way, Wanneroo Is it just funny, or does it mean more? Step into the past to discover how to decode a number of crackingly clever cartoons from yesteryear then leap back to the present and use your new found skills to tackle some of the amazing cartoons in Behind the Lines.
Ros Marshall Inside the Lines
eX de Medici - Tetanus, (detail) 2009 watercolour on paper AWM ART94226
FREE entry Enquiries 9405 5914. Weekday 10am-4pm Weekends noon-4pm Closed Mondays Wanneroo Library and Cultural Centre Gallery 3 Rocca Way, Wanneroo WA 6065 Now showing until Sunday 22 September the Australian War Memorial.
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Daniel Connell is an Australian visual artist whose work is concerned with creating spaces for self-reflection in public.
Daniel Connell - Face Up FREE entry, enquiries 9405 5914. Weekday 10am-4pm Weekends noon-4pm, closed Mondays 5 October to 10 November Wanneroo Library and Cultural Centre, 3 Rocca Way, Wanneroo Explore the political year that featured asylum seekers to leadership battles, the carbon tax to the economy. It was a year of controversy, crises and sometimes unintentional comedy. As the saying goes, a year is a long time in politics. Behind the Lines 2012 looks back on the highs and lows of the political year through the eyes of Australia’s best cartoonists. Their observations of the personalities, parties and political powerplays are insightful, amusing and emotive.
Exhibition - Behind the Lines Their paintings and works on paper will be on display for the first time outside of Each artist was commissioned by the Australian War Memorial to produce artworks in response to their tours to Timor-Leste and the Solomon Islands with our Australian Peacekeepers. Perspectives showcases the art of two of Australia’s leading artists: Jon Cattapan and eX de Medici.
Artistic Perspectives captures peacekeeping tours What’s Happening // Exhibitions
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Enjoy a coffee and a crossword
It’s Spring! Take some time to relax with this great crossword all about the wonderful City you live in. Flick through the pages of this issue of What’s Happening and visit our website for help with the answers. ACROSS 1. Find out how to make the most of your child’s early years with Parenting _____ (5) 4. Arts ‘Project’ in Butler (3) 5. Officers that keep our City safe (7) 7. A new exhibition by Jon Cattapan and eX de Medici ___________ (11) 8. Residents living in the City for 50 years or longer are called ________ (8) 9. Everyone’s favourite pet-filled fun day is on Sunday 27 October (4,9) 13. Sporting complex located in Madeley______ (8) 14. There will be a new roundabout at the intersection of Marmion and ______ Avenues (6) 15. One of the headliners for the concert is Lisa ______ (8) Down 2-Clarkson, 3-Microchipped, 4-House, 6-Lifestyles, 7-Girrawheen, 8-Safari, 12-Nunn Answers Across 1-Place, 4-Hub, 5-Rangers, 7-Perspectives, 8-Pioneers, 9-Dogs Breakfast, 13-Kingsway
Friday at the Flicks
Please check the program closer to scheduled screening date
DOWN 2. A library in the City of Wanneroo (8) 3. By November 1, all cats over six months of age are required to be ____________ (12) 4. Kidsfest will be held at Buckingham _____ (5) 6. The City of Wanneroo plays a key role in supporting our communities to live healthy and active ____ (10) 10. Most southern suburb in the City of Wanneroo (10) 11. One of the toughest and challenging motorsport events, the Australasian ______ is coming to Wanneroo Showgrounds (6) 12. Enjoy an evening with Judy ____ (4)
Can Can (G) (Sinatra, MacLaine) Friday 20 September 2pm and 7pm
The Caine Mutiny (PG) (Bogart, Ferrer, Johnston) Friday 1 November 2pm and 7pm
King Solomon’s Mines (PG) (Granger, Kerr) Friday 4 October 2pm and 7pm
A Night at the Opera (G) (Marx Brothers) Friday 15 November 2pm and 7pm
Mr Smith Goes to Washington (G) Friday 18 October 2pm and 7pm
Captain Lightfoot (PG) (Hudson, Rush) Friday 29 November 2pm and 7pm
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Presented by Everyone’s favourite pet-filled fun day - Dogs Breakfast, presented by ADVANCE, is back for another year, this time celebrating not just your furry K9 pals but pets of all shapes and sizes!
On Sunday, 27 October at Kingsway Regional Sporting Complex, Dogs Breakfast, presented by ADVANCE, is going to be bigger and better than ever with over 30 exhibitors, a raft of entertainment, live demonstrations, free vet-checks and activities for our two and four-legged friends.
Follow the behaviour sessions and learn some tips or get a photo with your pet in a photo booth, there will also be plenty of competitions and giveaways on the day. Our friendly City of Wanneroo Rangers will also be on site doing registrations of both cats and dogs, so beat the rego deadline whilst having a fun day out.
Visit wanneroo.wa.gov.au/dogsbreakfast to find out more.