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Issue 17 Thursday September 24, 2020
Doors now open
Available free online with news from West River, Hopetoun, Jerdacuttup, Munglinup, and Lake King and Ravensthorpe
We opened the doors to
Dawry’s Bottlo for a taste on
Tuesday September 22nd
with many people from the
broader community in full
support.
We would like to thank
everyone who has been in
thus far and look forward to
seeing many more familiar
faces.
There are so many exciting
things happening in-store
over the coming months.
We look forward to sharing
them with you!
—Wayne & Deb Daw
■ (Right) Stacey Webster
was the first customer to be
served by Deb Daw, new
owner of Dawry’s Bottlo.
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Moolyall Mincers crowned Hunt &
Community Spirit, Thursday September 24, 2020 - Page 3
Gather’s 2020 Sausage Champs
ON SALE 23RD SEPTEMBER 2020
You could not get it much better weather wise for last Sundays
Hunt & Gather event. 26 deg, sun shining and most importantly
■ Photo Credit$ Megan
50 Lemon 2 ea
no wind! ON SALE 23RD SEPTEMBER 2020
Cadbury Share
This week’s
Packs 144‑180g
Selected Varieties
HotE!
All these combined, made it a perfect start to Hunt & Gather’s
You can’t go past IGA for 100s of
picnic in the park and Sausage Making comp. Crowds
SPECIALS
Coca-Cola, Sprite or Fanta
24x375mL Selected Varieties
$1.57 per Litre
gathered with their pre ordered picnic box’s from Gourmet
Grazers or brought their own delicious goodies from home and PRIC $
182 ea
settled in for a lovely relaxing arvo in the park listening to music
by one of our favourite entertainers, Hayden McGlinn and the
Arnott's Tim Tam
Biscuits 160‑200g
Linley Valley
Selected Varieties
much anticipated sausage making comp, hosted by none other
than Vince Garreffa, The Prince of Flesh! & Lifeline Ambassador.
Marquees were set up in the Senior Citizens courtyard where
4 teams battled it out under Vince’s tutorage to make skinless
PORK SHOULDER
ROAST
Low Prices right across the store
sausages that not only had to look impressive but taste amazing
6
using the herbs and spices that Vince supplied. Coca-Cola, Sprite or Fanta
Instructions were given to the teams by Vince regarding
24x375mL Selected Varieties
$1.57 per Litre
HotE! $ 50
PRIC
Smith's Crinkle
personal preparations, work top prep and how to gauge the
Cut, Poppables
or Oven Baked
kg
Chips 90‑170g
Selected Varieties
quantity of spices to use for the quantity of meat they had.
Vince and his Little Helper (aka Coralie Daw) checked the teams Linley Valley $ 75
1
Serving Suggestion
Australian T-Bone Steak...........................................................$23.00kg
ea
progress along the way and gave out little tips and lots of Australian Lamb Rump.............................................................$19.00kg On Sale
encouragement! PORK SHOULDER
Pork Loin Steak........................................................................$16.00kg
While stoc
With cheering from the crowd, fun and banter flowed among ROAST
Australian Bananas 750g pack...................................................$2.69ea
Streets Magnum
Tub 440mL or
Sticks 4‑6 Pack
650
Selected Varieties
the teams - Banger Boys, Sausage Slingers, Moolyall Mincers Cabbage.....................................................................................$1.40ea
$
and ACH Minerals. Moolyall Mincers went on to become the
sausage champs with their tasty morsels, Sausage Slingers
kg
$ 50
Carrots 1kg pack........................................................................$1.30ea
ea
Red Onions................................................................................$2.60kg
4
not far behind in 2nd, followed by Banger Boys in 3rd and
Serving Suggestion
Arnott’s Tim Tam Biscuits 160-200g select varieties..................$1.82ea
ACH taking out 4th place. Great team participation as all got
On Sale Wed 23rd September to Tue 29th September 2020.
Continental Pasta & Sauce or Rice 85-120g select varieties.....$1.00ea
While stocks last. Some products or varieties may not be available
at all stores. Visit iga.com.au for more info.
involved and kept the onlookers entertained.
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John West Tuna 95g select varieties..........................................$1.15ea
Sausage comp done, prizes given it was time for all to relax and Philadelphia Original or Light Cream Cheese Block 250g.........$2.35ea
finish off the afternoon, chatting with friends and dancing away Viva Multi-purpose Cleaning Towel 2 pack select varieties........$1.75ea
to Hayden’s music.
On sale Wednesday September 23rd
A special mention and a very big thank you must go to our to Tuesday September 29th, 2020
sponsors ACH Minerals, RRAC, 4 Rivers Plumbing & Shire of
Ravensthorpe.
30 Veal Street Hopetoun • 9838 3919
Great day & Great community support!
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Contacts
Ambulance: Shire of Ravensthorpe
Emergency ......................................................................................... 000
Non-Emergency ........................................................................ 13 12 13 Councillor Contact Details
Hospitals: Shire Council Offices...............................................................9839 0000
Ravensthorpe ........................................................................ 9838 2211
Keith Dunlop—Shire President...................................................................
Esperance .............................................................................. 9071 0888
Phone: 9838 330; Mobile: 0428 383 302
Albany...................................................................................... 9892 2222
Email: Keith.dunlop@ravensthorpe.wa.gov.au
Doctors Surgery:
Jules Belli—Deputy Shire President....................Mobile: 0427 440 582
Hopetoun ............................................................................... 9838 3854
Email: Jules.belli@ravensthorpe.wa.gov.au
Ravensthorpe ........................................................................ 9838 1600
Ian Goldfinch.......................Phone: 9838 5049; Mobile: 0428 385 049
Dentist:
Email: Ian.goldfinch@ravensthorpe.wa.gov.au
Ravensthorpe ........................................................................ 9838 1322
Tom Major..............................................................Mobile: 0403 782 887
Esperance Hospital
Email: Tom.major@ravensthorpe.wa.gov.au
Public Dental Clinic................................................................... 9071 0889
Mark Mudie..........................................................................0428 356 064
Community Nurse/Child Health:
Email: mark.mudie@ravensthorpe.wa.gov.au
Ravensthorpe ........................................................................ 9838 2211
Graham Richardson............Phone: 9838 3880; Mobile: 0474 492 810
Extended Care Nurse:
Email: Graham.richardson@ravensthorpe.wa.gov.au
Hopetoun ............................................................................... 9838 3323
Sue Leighton......................................................... Phone: 0407 981 301
Home and Community Care
Email: sue.leighton@ravensthorpe.wa.gov.au
Office ........................................................................................ 9838 3144
Mobile ............................................................................... 0429 889 675
Community Vehicle Service
Coordinator..........................................................................0439 335 147 Word of the Day
Hospital Auxiliary: ubiquitous adjective | yoo-BIK-wuh-tuss
Second Tuesday of the month 1.30pm in the Red Room
Contact Judy Harp Definition:
: existing or being everywhere at the same time : constantly
Allied Health: encountered : widespread
Services such as Physio, Dietician, Occupational Therapy and Speech
Pathology are available. Contact Ravensthorpe or Esperance Hospital Did You Know?
to find out more about these services. Ubiquitous comes to us from the noun ubiquity, meaning “presence
everywhere or in many places simultaneously.” Both words are
Mental Health: ultimately derived from the Latin word for “everywhere,” which is
There is a Mental Health service available currently. Please contact ubique. Ubiquitous, which has often been used with a touch of
Ravensthorpe Hospital to find out more about this service. exaggeration to describe those things that it seems like you can’t go
a day without encountering, has become a more widespread and
popular word than ubiquity. It may not quite be ubiquitous, but if
you keep your eyes and ears open, you’re apt to encounter the word
ubiquitous quite a bit.
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Homegrown Homemade
Community Spirit, Thursday September 24, 2020 - Page 5
competition a huge success
■ Homegrown Homemade
The old Seniors building
was the venue for this year’s
Homegrown Homemade
competition.
It was an amazing sight
of greenery, flowers and
sumptuous cakes.
Our competitors outdid
themselves with well over
100 entries.
The judges earned our
heartfelt congratulations
for a difficult job well done.
Thank you, Ladies.
And a HUGE thank you to
all our sponsors. Without
you all this day would not be
possible.
■ More photos page 7
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Payroll / HR Officer
Part Time
The Shire of Ravensthorpe has an exciting and rare opportunity for an energetic, driven
and experienced Payroll and Human Recourses Officer to join our Corporate Services
Team. The Successful applicant will undertake payroll functions and duties for
approximately 80 staff and have an understanding contemporary human recourses
practices.
The successful applicant will be required to demonstrate strict confidentiality and be
highly motivated with a can do attitude, team focused and possess excellent problem
solving, communication, organisational and time management skills.
If you have a finance or payroll background we would encourage you to apply for this
position as the successful applicant will be provided with training and support required
for the position. Got more question please contact Les Mainwaring, Director Corporate
and Community Services by calling (08) 9839 0000.
The successful applicants will be offered an attractive salary package that will be
negotiated dependent on qualifications, skills and experience as per the Shire of
Ravensthorpe Enterprise Bargaining Agreement 2020. The salary package offered will
include up to the following:
• Base salary up to $32.64 per hour or (Pro Rata) of $64,497 per year
• Superannuation up to 14.5% including co-contributions
• Ravensthorpe allowance of $100.00 per week and only applies to Staff that
reside within the Shire (Part time staff are Pro Rata)
• Annual leave of 4 weeks per year (Part time is Pro Rata)
• Public holidays
• Uniform allowance
To be considered for this position, applicants must submit a current resume and a letter
of application outlining your experience and why the Shire of Ravensthorpe should
consider you joining our Corporate Services Team. All applications are to be forwarded
to Kim Bransby, Executive Assistant by emailing ea1@ravensthorpe.wa.gov.au
Applications must be received by no later than 2:00pm, Monday 12 October 2020.
The Shire of Ravensthorpe is a family orientated an equal opportunity employer.
Gavin Pollock
Chief Executive Officer
Homegrown Homemade
Community Spirit, Thursday September 24, 2020 - Page 7
competition a huge success
CONCRETING
MARK CAMERON
CONTRACTING
All aspects of concrete
Supply and lay with onsite mixing in the
areas of Hopetoun & Ravensthorpe.
Contact Mark 0429 653 031
Sabrina Hahn visits CWA
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■ Hopetoun CWA
We were very fortunate to
receive a visit from Sabrina
Hahn on September 5th
after she had done her
weekly gardening show
on the ABC. She is visiting
the Ravensthorpe shire
as a Patron to the Annual
Ravensthorpe Wildflower
Show.
Sabrina joined us for a
Devonshire Tea and many
photos with members.
On the September 14th we
held our monthly meeting
with 15 members present.
Members wish to thank
Lance Goddard for repairing ■ (Back) Lyn Craig, Ann Dunlop, Coralie Thomas, Mary Smith, Wendy Zani, Roz Biddulph, Pam Cousins, Viv
the down pipes to our water Herbert, Carole Lee, (middle) Jean Farman, Anne French, Helen King, our guest Sabrina Hahn, (front) Elsie
Schofield.
tank.
members did at the for making Chicken Soup, Seunis, Brian Zani, Ted
Members were required Wildflower show. Pam Finn and Margaret Pike McNamara and Tim
to vote on State Fund for making scones, Astrid Flanagan. A little thank you
Raising Projects and Life She thanked members
Stephen for donating the will be coming your way.
Membership for long serving who contributed and also
Sourdough bread sticks. We had a great time and the
members across the state. members of the general
funds raised will go towards
public who came and helped Our wonderful kitchen
Our President Pam Cousins the blinds on the verandah.
us, namely Shirley Reynolds helpers were Jeanette
reported on the catering ■ Continued page 9
Sabrina Hahn visits CWA
Community Spirit, Thursday September 24, 2020 - Page 9
■ From page 8
All members agreed that if
the opportunity arises, we
will do it again.
Lyn Craig gave a report on
the meeting she attended at
the Esperance Holiday Units.
Lyn is our delegate for this
committee
Special thanks to Tommy
Reynolds for the shoe rack
for the centre with the wood
donated by Wendy Zani. It
looks great.
Members from Hopetoun
CWA have been invited to
attend the annual Munglinup
CWA luncheon and 10
members will be going.
Arrangements are being
made for Chris Marshall to
come and do a presentation
behind her and donate to Egerton, Roz Biddulph and Next meeting will be held on
on Dementia sometime in
this great cause. We will Elsie Schofield. October 12th with hostesses
November. This was going
also have a tin at the CWA Colleen Tonkin and Viv
to be held in March, but Viv Herbert won the flower
building. Herbert. Raffle donor is Lyn
with Covid19 shut down competition and Pam
Kennedy.
prevented this. Hopetoun CWA has made a Cousins won the raffle.
donation to Roz for Crawford
Whilst our member Trix Boyd
HOUSES/UNITS
Lodge.
was in hospital in Perth, she
was visited by Hospital visitor At the time of writing this
for CWA Murial Barron. article, McMullens Blinds
FOR LEASE
from Esperance are installing
A member of the public has
the blinds on our verandah,
asked CWA to write to the
so come down and enjoy a
Shire of Ravensthorpe to see
Devonshire Tea and use the
if a disabled parking bay
seating donated by Mens in
could be installed near the
Sheds. The men have been
In these towns:-
CWA area.
promised a regular supply of
Our Treasurer Roz Biddulph cakes and scones. Katanning
is holding a fundraising drive
for Crawford Lodge in Perth.
Prior to closing the meeting,
the members sang Happy
Gnowangerup
Many Hopetoun people
have stayed at Crawford
Birthday to Pam Cousins, and
then a delicious afternoon
Lake Grace
Lodge during their cancer
treatment, so please get
tea was served by Ayu
Newdegate
Lake King
Varley
Ravensthorpe
Jerramungup
Bremer Bay
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(08) 9845 9697 or admin@advancehousing.com.au
Page 10 - Community Spirit, Thursday September 24, 2020
Southern Biosecurity Group Update
Final reminder - last days for the Annual Last year after many years of lobbying, years with additional grants.
Pest Survey. The survey will remain open the “Esperance extension” (actually a
So far the works completed from May
on the Southern Biosecurity Group Ravensthorpe and Esperance addition)
2018 to June 2020 include:
website until the weekend so you can of 660kms was funded and work began
have your say on which pests are a last year. 8kms has been added in the • 200km of SBF has been replaced
priority for you. Link to the survey here. Ravensthorpe Shire in the total of sixty to date and a further 125km of fence
three kms on freehold land. Negotations currently under construction.
Rabbit control - SBG is funding further
are progressing between DPIRD
releases of the Calicivirus in a bid to help • 380km of fence and access track has
and Esperance Tjaltjraak Native Title
landholders control this menace. Contact been treated with herbicide (sprayed)
Aboriginal Corporation (ETNTAC) around
Jack at RAIN (rainnrm@westnet.com.au) and a further 50km of vegetation
the Indigenous Land Use Agreement
if you are interested in participating in removed mechanically (and by hand).
(ILUA). Virtually all of the fence materials
the program in late Spring. Additional 50km of spraying contracted
have now been procured and material
for August 2020
The State Barrier Fence is key deliveries are happening. The State and
infrastructure in WA’s Biosecurity Federal governments have contributed • Ravensthorpe. 50km of major
management and classed as a state funds and anecdotally even the 8kms are earthworks and grading completed to
asset. Construction began in 1902 of already making a difference in the control repair flood damage.
three Rabbit proof fences and later of Wild dogs in the area. Southern
• Ravensthorpe to east of Hyden. 65km
collectively became known as the State Biosecurity Group have also been
of old lapwire replaced.
Vermin Fence, then the Emu fence and successful in a submission to the WA
now some refer to it as the Wild dog Industry Funding Scheme (Sheep and • Ravensthorpe to east of Lake King.
fence. In 2013 a lap wire was added to Goat) to monitor species movements 55km of reposting completed
820kms of the fence to deter wild dogs before and after the extension with the
• The entire fence from north of
from digging under it and the 170km funding agreement recently completed.
Kalbarri to Ravensthorpe is currently
Yilgarn Gap as it was known was closed
Many people don’t realise that it is illegal being inspected and maintained on
in 2014.
for the general public to travel on the a fortnightly basis by four separate
The existing fence is 1190 kms long and track that runs along side the fence, contractors.
runs from Northampton in the North with a potential fine of up to $10 000.
• 167km of access track grading has
(in the Northern Biosecurity Group’s Maintenance is ongoing and there has
been completed.
region) to Ravensthorpe in the South. been a lot of activity over the past few
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Community Spirit, Thursday September 24, 2020 - Page 11
It is with much sadness that
I will no longer participate
in the fruitfly eradication
programme.
I travelled approximately
1000km and spent 80 hours
distributing and checking
traps each year; probably
another 9 hours filling,
emptying and washing traps
so they could be reused.
All Ravensthorpe traps have
been filled and are ready for
distribution. Hopetoun traps
are only partially completed.
To collect your traps, lids,
refill and hangers please ask
at your local shire office.
The Shire needs to be
thanked for their purchase
of bait over many years
and my thanks to those
willing participants allowing
placement of bait on your
property.
—Jan Field
Did you know?
Christian Bale reportedly studied Tom Cruise’s
mannerisms to prepare for his role as a serial killer Patrick
Bateman in American Psycho.
Gene Autry is the only person to be awarded stars in all
five categories on the Hollywood Walk of Fame (film,
television, music, radio, and live performance).
The word “PEZ” comes from the German word for
peppermint – PfeffErminZ.
The hashtag symbol is technically called an octothorpe.
There are 11 U.S. states have land farther south than the
most northern point of Mexico.
There is a Boring, Oregon and a Dull, Scotland. They have
Peter Rundle MLA
been sister cities since 2012.
Actress Nichelle Nichols, who played Lieutenant Uhura
in the original Star Trek, almost quit the show after one Member for Roe
season, but was persuaded to stay on by Martin Luther
King Jr., who felt the role was important to the Civil Rights Narrogin Office Esperance Office
Movement. PO Box 378
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The term “soccer” does not originate in America. The Fax 08 9881 3082 Fax 08 9071 6788
word is from Britain, where it was derived from a short
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form of “Association Football.” www.peterrundle.com.au
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Defeated only once in roughly 300 matches, President facebook.com/PeterRundleRoe
Abraham Lincoln was inducted into the National Wrestling
Hall Of Fame in 1992.Page 12 - Community Spirit, Thursday September 24, 2020
FIREBREAK NOTICE 2020/21
65 Morgans Street, Ravensthorpe For updated information on Western Australian
Western Australia 6346 alerts and warning about Bureau of
fires, floods, storms, Meteorology
PO Box 43, Ravensthorpe earthquakes cyclones, 1300 659 210
Western Australia 6346 hazardous material incidents www.bom.gov.au
and more visit
www.ravensthorpe.wa.gov.au www.emergency.wa.gtov.au
DFES 13 33 37
ABN: 52 674 538 418 www.dfes.wa.gov.au
NOTICE TO ALL OWNERS AND
IN ALL EMERGENCIES CALL 000
OCCUPIERS OF LAND WITHIN FIRE – AMBULANCE – POLICE
THE SHIRE OF RAVENSTHORPE
FIRST AND FINAL NOTICE
BUSHFIRES ACT 1954
Pursuant to the powers contained in Section 33 of the Bush Fires Act 1954, you are hereby required on or before the 12th
day of October 2020 or within fourteen (14) days of becoming the owner or occupier of land should this be after the 12th
day of October 2020 to clear firebreaks and remove flammable materials from the land owned or occupied by you as
specified hereunder and to maintain the specified land and firebreaks clear of all flammable materials up to and including
the 27th day of April 2021.
DEFINITIONS
Asset Protection Zone: A low fuel area immediately b. All area of land exceeding 3000m2
surrounding a building, with a minimum width of 20m. i. Establish and Maintain an Asset Protection Zone around
Mineral Earth Fire Breaks: A strip of land that has been all habitable buildings;
cleared of all trees, bushes, grasses and any other object ii. Grassed areas (dry or reticulated) to be maintained to a
or thing or flammable vegetation material leaving clear maximum height of 100mm; and
mineral earth – Achievable by ploughing, grading or early iii. A 3 metre wide mineral earth fire break constructed and
spraying. maintained inside ALL external boundaries where practicable.
Flammable Material: Any material that is easily ignited, Located around fuel storage tanks, sheds, gas cylinders and
capable of burning and of carrying a fire. within 6 metres of haystacks. Haystacks cannot be situated on
Fire Fuel: Any combustible material, dead or alive, in the external boundary.
isolation or clusters with other combustible materials that c. Bushfire Management plan – if a BMP relating to the
will be likely to fuel a bushfire; heavy leaf litter, dead leaves property has been adopted by Council, that shall be applicable
in gutters, fallen branches, all dry grass exceeding a height as an alternative to the standard requirements listed in this
of 100mm, any tree or branch of a tree that may fall onto a Notice.
building.
Bushfire Management Plan (BMP): A document that sets RURAL AREAS – Applies to all land zoned as Rural
out short, medium and long term-risk management a. Any rural land abutting land zoned as Rural Residential,
strategies for the life of a development. To be prepared by Urban, Industrial or Commercial must have a 3 metre wide
an accredited Bushfire Planning Practitioner in accordance mineral earth firebreak constructed and maintained inside ALL
with the requirements of State Planning Policy 3.7, Planning external boundaries. Breaks should also have a 5 metre vertical
in Bushfire Prone Areas (SPP3.7) and associated clearance to provide unrestricted vehicular access.
Guidelines. b. Any Rural Land, Rural Conservation, Rural Small Holdings
Bushfire Planning Practitioner: A person who holds Level less than 100ha;
Two (2) or Level Three (3) accreditation under the Western i. Areas of unmanaged pasture or grassland must have a 3
Australia Bushfire Accreditation Framework. metre wide mineral earth fire break constructed and
Fire Fuel Tonnes per Hectare: 2 tonnes per hectare = 200 maintained inside ALL external boundaries.
grams or 2 handfuls per square metre and 8 tonnes per ii. Breaks should also have a 5 metre vertical clearance to
hectare = 800grams or 8 handfuls per square metre. provide unrestricted vehicular access
iii. Driveways must be cleared to a minimum of 4 metres wide
TOWN SITE: RESIDENTIAL, INDUSTRIAL & and 5 metres in height, to provide unrestricted access to
emergency service vehicles.
COMMERCIAL AREAS c. A 3 metre wide mineral earth fire break shall be located
Applies to all land zoned within the town sites of
around fuel storage tanks, shed, gas cylinders and within 6
Fitzgerald, Hopetoun, Jerdacuttup, Munglinup &
metres of haystacks. Haystacks cannot be situated on the
Ravensthorpe
external boundary.
a. All areas of land 3000m2 or less,
i. Reduce fire fuel from the whole of land such that fuel
loads are maintained to a maximum of 2 tonnes per
hectare. Isolated trees and managed shrubs may
generally be retained.Community Spirit, Thursday September 24, 2020 - Page 13
RURAL RESIDENTIAL – Including areas known as Proposals for a Bushfire Management Plan (BMP) must be
Blue-Vista, Dunn Swamp, Krystal Park, Seaview Estate, provided to the Shire no later than 1st of September for
Steeredale Estate and Whale Bay Estate permission to provide alternative fire mitigation measures on the
a. A 3 metre wide mineral earth fire break or a 3 metre land;
wide mulched/slashed fire break immediately inside ALL i. If a BMP has been approved by the Shire, it will thereafter
external boundaries. Breaks should also have a 5 metre replace and totally extinguish the landowner’s obligations to
vertical clearance for unrestricted vehicular access. otherwise implement the standard regulations as described in
b. Parkland clearing must be carried out in all open the Fire Regulation Notice, appropriate to the zoning of the
paddocks and along the boundary of the property. Clearing property; or
means all dead vegetation and flammable material are ii. If a BMP has not been approved then the standard
removed. Regulations must be implemented by the due dates.
c. Unmanaged pasture and grasslands must be maintained
to a height no greater than 100 millimetres. NON COMPLIANCE
d. A 3 metre wide mineral earth firebreak shall be located Pursuant to Section 33(3)(4)(5) of the Bushfires Act 1954, failure
around fuel storage tanks, sheds, gas cylinders and within 6 to comply to the requirements mentioned within this Notice, by
metres of haystacks. Haystacks cannot be situated on the the required compliance dates will result in the following:
external boundary. a. A Category 1 Notice (Warning Notice), providing an
e. Establish and maintain a Low Fuel Zone 1 metre wide additional 14 calendar days for the property to comply to this
around Power Infrastructure e.g. Metre Box, Poles and notice. Failure to comply to this Notice will result in;
Underground Power Domes. b. A Category 2 Notice (Infringement Notice), a $250
f. Driveways must be cleared to a minimum of 4 metres infringement will be issued to the landowner, with an additional
wide and 5 metres in height to provide unrestricted access 7 calendar days for the property to comply with this Notice.
to emergency service vehicles. Failure to comply with this Notice will result in;
g. Establish and Maintain an Asset Protection Zone c. A Category 3 Notice (Works Order), the Shire will engage an
around all habitable buildings available contractor on your behalf and authorize the contractor
h. Bushfire Management plan – if a BMP relating to the to enter the property to carry out the required works in
property has been adopted by Council, that shall be accordance with this Fire Breaks Notice.
applicable. Note: A Category 2 Notice can be issued instead of a Category
1 if the authorised officer of the Shire of Ravensthorpe deems it
PLANTATIONS appropriate.
All Plantations MUST;
a. Maintain a 15 metre wide mineral earth fire break inside Landowners/occupiers issued with a Category 2 Notice
all external boundaries with a 5 metre vertical clearance to (Infringement Notice) have 28 days to arrange payment with the
provide unrestricted vehicular access; Shire of Ravensthorpe otherwise infringement notices may be
b. Have an approved Bushfire Management Plan with the referred to Department of Justice Fines Enforcement Registry
Shire of Ravensthorpe; or for follow up payment, which can lead to the suspension of your
c. Plantations are to abide by the Guidelines for Plantation Driver’s Licence.
Fire Protection developed by the Department of Fire &
Emergency Services. A Category 3 Notice (Works Order) can be issued at any time
throughout the compliance period for properties not maintained
to the requirements within the Fire Break Notice. As such the
APPLICATION TO VARY REQUEST Shire of Ravensthorpe will recover ALL cost incurred against the
a. Variations
landowner as permissible under the Bush Fires Act 1954.
If it is impracticable for any reason to clear firebreaks or take
measures in accordance with this Notice, you may apply to
the Shire in writing before the 1st of October each year for
permission to provide firebreaks in alternative locations or
take alternative measures to prevent the outbreak or spread
of a bushfire. If permission is not granted in writing by the
Shire, you shall comply with this requirement of this Notice.
The requirement for an Asset Protection Zone may be
varied by Council on application. Where it is not practical for
an existing dwelling to provide a 20 metre Asset Protection
Zone a landowner may apply for a variation to the Firebreak
Notice. In considering any such request regard will be given
to;
i. The topography of the site or privacy issues;
ii. Potential Environmental impacts; and
iii. Provision of alternative low or managed fuel zones.
The Shire may approve variations to the Asset Protection
Zone for a period no more than 5 years.
b. Bushfire Management Plan
As an alternative to lodging a request for a variation, a
landowner may have a site specific Bushfire Management
Plan prepared by a Bushfire Planning Practitioner that
fully complies with the requirements of State Planning Policy
3.7 Planning in Bushfire Prone Areas (SPP3.7) and
associated Guidelines. This Bushfire Management Plan is
to be approved by the Shire of Ravensthorpe.Page 14 - Community Spirit, Thursday September 24, 2020
Administration Officer
Full Time
The Shire of Ravensthorpe has an exciting and rare opportunity for an energetic, driven
and experienced Administration Officer to join our Technical Services Team. The
Successful applicant will undertake administration duties and functions for the Director
Technical Services and provide administration support to the Works Supervisor, Asset
and Engineering Technical Officers.
The successful applicant will be required to demonstrate strict confidentiality and be
highly motivated with a can do attitude, team focused and possess excellent problem
solving, communication, organisational and time management skills.
If you have an administration background we would encourage you to apply for this
position as the successful applicant will be provided with training and support required
for the position. Got more question please contact Graham Steel, Director Technical
Services by calling (08) 9839 0000.
The successful applicants will be offered an attractive salary package that will be
negotiated dependent on qualifications, skills and experience as per the Shire of
Ravensthorpe Enterprise Bargaining Agreement 2020. The salary package offered will
include up to the following:
• Base salary up to $32.64 per hour or $64,497 per year
• Superannuation up to 14.5% including co-contributions
• Ravensthorpe allowance of $100.00 per week and only applies to Staff that
reside within the Shire
• Annual leave of 4 weeks per year
• Public holidays
• Uniform allowance
To be considered for this position, applicants must submit a current resume and a letter
of application outlining your experience and why the Shire of Ravensthorpe should
consider you joining our Technical Services Team. All applications are to be forwarded
to Kim Bransby, Executive Assistant by emailing ea1@ravensthorpe.wa.gov.au
Applications must be received by no later than 2:00pm, Monday 12 October 2020.
The Shire of Ravensthorpe is a family orientated an equal opportunity employer.
Gavin Pollock
Chief Executive OfficerCommunity Spirit, Thursday September 24, 2020 - Page 15
Getting to know Kwongkan: Insight into a
local Threatened Ecological Community
What is a Kwongkan? sources for animals such
as the honey possum and
‘Kwongkan’ is widely used
Carnaby’s black cockatoo.
Noongar Aboriginal word
that describes the easily Noongar groups have a
traversed, open sandplain/ strong cultural connection to
mallee country with low Kwongkan, its resources and
scrubby vegetation and sacred sites within.
taller shrubs that is only
Unfortunately, this important
found within the South-
ecological community has
West Botanical Province of
been subject to a range of
Western Australia.
threatening processes since
The term also includes heath European settlement.
shrub lands on other rock
Kwongkan is now listed
types, such as coastal heaths
as a Priority Ecological
on granite, quartzite and
Community by the WA
limestone. ■ A stand of Kwongkan vegetation - Fitzgerald River National
Government, a National
Park.
These vegetation Threatened Ecological
communities are highly Community (TEC) by the management practices, unsealed roads during wet
complex and dominated by Commonwealth and listed as • invasive flora and fauna, conditions and check the
members of the Proteaceae endangered and nationally National Park road condition
• and climate change.
family (e.g. Banksia, protected under the reports.
Grevillea, Hakea). Environment Protection and Due to the impact of these
These achievable on ground
Biodiversity Conservation threats, the Kwongkan TEC
Locally, Kwongkan is the actions can help improve the
Act (1999). has undergone a severe
dominant vegetation type condition of the Kwongkan
reduction in integrity and has
found within the Fitzgerald What are its threats? TEC.
a fragmented geographic
River National Park, east distribution. It now mostly —RAIN
A large portion of the
towards Jerdacuttup and on exists in nature reserves and
ecological community has
the Esperance sandplains on private property as small
already been lost due to
beyond. and fragmented patches.
extensive land clearing and
Why is it important? degradation. On ground recovery
The Proteaceae dominated Remaining areas are It is important that
Kwongkan shrubland is vulnerable to threats such as: community members and
renowned for its remarkable private landholders aid the
• dieback due to the plant protection and restoration of
floristic diversity, endemism
pathogen, Phytophthora the Kwongkan TEC by:
and is recognised as part of
cinnamomi,
a global biodiversity hotspot. • Installing fencing to control
• altered fire regimes the access of domestic and
Kwongkan plants provide
(inappropriate frequencies), introduced animals into
habitat for a range of unique
• land clearing, Kwongkan vegetation,
native birds, reptiles, insects
• revegetating degraded ■ Carnaby’s black cockatoo
and mammals and vital food • unsustainable land
Kwongkan shrub land (Calyptorhynchus latirostris).
and controlling weeds on
adjacent land,
• avoiding impacting
important patches, DISTRIBUTOR
• practicing responsible
recreation i.e. staying on NEWDEGATE
maintained pathways and STOCK &
4WD tracks,
TRADING
• following the hygiene
protocols and procedures Ph: 9871 1556
for the on-ground MOB: 0428 711 556
management of dieback
24 hours fuel at Newdegate
(cleaning boots, vehicles
etc.), FOR ALL ON FARM
• and avoiding driving on DELIVERIES OF FUEL
■ Coastal heath.Page 16 - Community Spirit, Thursday September 24, 2020
Managing and retaining staff
Community Spirit, Thursday September 24, 2020 - Page 17
■ GRDC constraints.
The GRDC Filling the Farm Labour Gap
fact sheet recommends employers
• Staffing issues are a constraint for
plan ahead to understand their
many growers, particularly in areas
specific labour needs to source labour
where it is difficult to attract people to
resources best suited to their business.
live remotely
This allows time to ensure the correct
• Human resources management is an
processes are in place to find the right
essential component of any business
employee and retain staff either long-
but is often undervalued
term or on a seasonal basis.
• Employers have evolving
The People in Agriculture website,
responsibilities to staff and regulations
which was developed by key
to follow as a result of COVID-19
members across the agricultural
control measures
sector, recommends “creating a better
• Planning for labour hire and workplace” by looking beyond pay
managing employees fairly and rates.
appropriately can set an employer up
It outlines factors that can help create
for success
a positive working environment with a
Attracting and retaining the right staff good work-life balance. This includes sector is reporting labour shortages
is an ongoing issue for many grain offering career development options, as a result. This is particularly the case
growers a safe working environment and when it comes to international travel
reasonable and fair working hours and restrictions limiting the traditional
Agriculture labour requirements labour source of overseas workers,
conditions.
fluctuate throughout the year and or backpackers, to take up short-term
The need to plan is even more critical roles.
often peak at harvest, adding the
in 2020 as coronavirus (COVID-19)
extra challenge of staffing when Read the full article on managing and
has changed the way people live,
grain growers are already under time retaining staff
work and travel and the agriculturalnoticeboard
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The Sahara is the largest non-polar desert in the world. It
is comparable in size to China or the United States.
WINDSPRAY
It’s been said that nearly 3% of the ice in Antarctic glaciers
is penguin urine.
ARTS ANNUAL
The first tiger shark to hatch inside of its mother’s womb
eats all the other embryos of its siblings. Even scientists
admit that this is an unusual mode of survival.
ART EXHIBITION
The the Kola Superdeep Borehole in Russia is the world’s
deepest hole. It is 7.5 miles deep, but interestingly, only 9
inches wide.
and COMPETITION
King Henry VIII had a “Groom of the Stool”, whose job was Opens Friday 25th September
to monitor and assist in the King’s bowel motions. The role
remained in existence until King Edward VII abolished it in 6pm at the Hopetoun
1901.
Community Centre.
With an average height of about 13,000 feet and
stretching for 4,300 miles, the Andes Mountains are the All welcome!
longest continental mountain range in the world.
Exhibition continues until Wednesday 7th October
High heeled shoes were originally created for men.
Open Wednesday to Friday 9am - 4pm,
The word “orange” was first used to describe the fruit, not Sat 10am - 4pm, Sun 1 - 5pm.
the color.Community Spirit, Thursday September 24, 2020 - Page 19
Why the late shift in the winter 2020 rainfall forecasts?
■ Climate Kelpie correct outcome. Green areas indicate
that the outlook has been correct more
often than not, with darker greens
Every week the Bureau of Meteorology (higher percentages) indicating areas
releases updated climate outlooks with a higher level of outlook accuracy.
for the weeks, fortnights, months and
During winter, green covers much of
seasons ahead. The climate outlooks
Australia, indicating that there would
show the odds of the upcoming period
have been good agreement between
being wetter or drier, and warmer or
the forecasts and the observed rainfall.
cooler, than usual.
Past accuracy changes with every
These outlooks are different to weather outlook period, so make sure you ■ Rainfall deciles for January to June
forecasts. While weather forecasts check the past accuracy is above 50 per 2020 showed above-average rainfall
can tell you what the temperature will cent before using the outlooks in your for much of southeast Australia. Source:
be tomorrow and how much rain to decision making. Bureau of Meteorology.
expect, climate outlooks cannot be
Historically accurate outlooks are the
this specific. This is because the further
sign of a good model, and good models SAM events at this time of year can only
we look ahead, the more that small or
respond to changes in climate drivers. be forecast around two weeks ahead
random changes in the atmosphere
at best, and typically interact with the
can amplify into different weather Changes in 2020
impacts of longer-term drivers such as
patterns. That is why they are expressed
The outlook for winter 2020, which El Niño and La Niña (ENSO) and the
as a likelihood (or probability), rather
was released on 4 June 2020, saw the Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD). In this case,
than a certainty, of wetter or warmer
chance of wetter conditions ease back the rapidly evolving and very strong
conditions ahead.
by around 10 to 15 per cent from the SAM event was captured by the models
The purpose of climate outlooks is outlook of a week before. very late in May and has certainly been
to tip the odds in your favour, which a key player in Australia’s dry June.
It is reasonable to ask how such a
means that in the long term, making
rapid change in the outlook can occur. While the interplay of climate drivers
multiple small decisions based on the
Large changes in the seasonal outlook is complex and less predictable in late
outlooks gives you an edge.
from week to week are rare, as the key autumn and early winter, these three
Levels of accuracy drivers of our climate generally change drivers have also been behind the
slowly. However, in the case of the wetter than average start to 2020 in
Before making plans based on the
winter 2020 forecast, while the warmth southeast Australia.
outlooks, it is important that you check
in the oceans to the northeast and
how accurate the outlook has been in While it is unusual for climate drivers
northwest remained, the atmosphere
the past. to change abruptly, you can check
above the Southern Ocean underwent
on their current status via the latest
The Bureau publishes charts showing an abrupt shift.
Climate Driver Update (formerly the
the historical accuracy of the model.
The winter outlook changed because ENSO Wrap-Up) which is published
By re-running the current climate
of the influence of a short-term climate every second Tuesday at 3pm. This
model every month since 1991, we can
driver: a rapidly developing positive goes into much greater depth on the
show the percentage of the time that
Southern Annular Mode (SAM), which current climate drivers and their recent
the outlook would have favoured the
persisted until the third week of June. changes.
Sport News
Busy days at hand gun club
■ Ravensthorpe Hand Gun 531.12; Trina 515.11; Rosco 476.27; Rosco 462.20; the Revolver Match. Visitors
Club 488.2; Bill 432.6; Dicko Robbie 419.6; Magid 494.10 welcome.
432.4; Magid 400.2; Robbie
Revolver scores for Sunday A firearms licence is not
369.3
September 20th required to come and have a
Mandar scores for August
Centre-Fire: Justin 551.13; go with our club hand-guns.
30th Centre-Fire: Justin 552.13;
Ray 541.16; Magid 407.1;
Ray 517.12; Trina 462.8; Also come and check out
Centre-Fire:Ray 468.24; Trina Bill 394.5
Magid 306.5 the progress of our new
467.15; Bill 448.18
Scores for Sunday 100m rifle range that will
Rim-Fire: Justin 552.19; Ray
Rim-Fire: Ray 479.39; Ted September 20th be up and running soon for
546.15; Ted 469.6; Rosco
474.30; Bill 462.19 calibres up to .223.
Mandar 464.6; Magid 441.9; Robbie
Revolver Scores for Sunday 370; Ron 180 Call 0437 090 303 for further
Centre-Fire: Justin 476.35;
September 6th details.
Ray 473.24; Magid 328.4 Our next shoot is on Sunday
Rim-Fire: Justin 549.14; Ray September 27th and will be —T Henderson
Rim-Fire: Ray 476.34; JustinPage 20 - Community Spirit, Thursday September 24, 2020
arrested in Miami for five misdemeanors, 31. Sandygate Road football and cricket
including indecent exposure? stadium is in which English city?
Quiz courtesy of Businessballs.com
14. In which play does John of Gaunt gives 32. Which of these number one Elvis
his “scepter’d isle” speech? Richard III, King Albums was released BEFORE the others?
John, Richard II, Henry V Promised Land, GI Blues, Pot Luck, Blue
Hawaii
15. Boss, Flex, Vane and Nock are terms
used in which sport? 33. Banjul is the capital of which African
country?
16. In the 1965 film ‘The Great Race’, starring
Jack Lemmon and Tony Curtis, the race is
think
34. In January 1935, the trial of Bruno
from New York to which city? Hauptmann began, accused of the
abduction and murder of which child?
17. The Cuatro Torres Business Area is in
which European city? 35. German Unity Day is celebrated in
TANK
Germany during which month of the year?
18. How was Lloyd Price better known? Mr
Fun, Mr Personality, Mr Danger, Mr Happy 36. What term is given to the balance of
Times light and shade in a piece of work? Care
Perdue, Fresco, Gouache, Chiaroscuro
19. What is the main ingredient of the dish
lutefisk? 37. Who wrote the 1924 musical
1. Canberra is a well known variety of which
vegetable? Cauliflower, Turnip, Broccoli, composition ‘Rhapsody in Blue’?
20. ‘What a Night for a Knight’ was the first
Cabbage episode of which US animated television 38. Which is the largest state in the US?
series, first broadcast in September 1969?
2. ‘Going Straight’ was the sequel to which
39. Habib Bourguiba became the first
British television series? 21. Which US city was previously called New President of which North African country in
Amsterdam? 1957?
3. What colour light indicates the starboard
side of a ship? 22. The painting entitled ‘The View if 40. Canadian jockey John ‘Red’ Pollard
Tinherir’ is a work by which British Prime was famous for riding which well known
4. Morado is Spanish for which colour?
Minister? racehorse?
5. What is the name of the light porous form
23. In shipping what does SOLAS stand for? 41. Which golfer is also know as “Boom
of solidified lava used a skin abrasive?
Boom”? Fred Couples, Nick Price, John Daly,
24. In the US, Oregon, Nevada and Arizona Tiger Woods
6. Who released a 1980 album entitled
border which state?
‘Tennis’?
42. In British government, Sir George
25. What is the title of the 1976 film about Cornewall Lewis was replaced by George
7. Foeniculum Vulgare is the Latin name for
the Watergate Scandal, starring Robert Grey in 1861 in which cabinet post?
what? Garlic, Grapes, Figs, Fennel
Redford and Dustin Hoffman?
8. What nationality is Adele? English, 43. A smew is what type of creature?
26. Love Potion No.9 was a major hit for
American, Scottish, Australian
which group? The Platters, The Clovers, The 44. Which chemical element does ‘Li’
9. How many zeros are in a US billion? Cadillacs, The Dominoes represent in the Periodic Table?
10. In fashion what does VPL stand for? 27. What is the opposite of dextral (on the 45. In which year did English monarch
right hand side)? Elizabeth I die?
11. Who painted Fire Bird Rehearsal? Edgar
Degas, John Glembin, Pablo Picasso, John 28. Which city is the base for Alitalia? 46. Which band released the single “Scar
Asaro Madrid, London, Pairs, Rome Tissue” in 1999? Goo Goo Dolls, U2, Red
Hot Chill Peppers, Limp Bizkit
12. Oberon plays a magic potion on Titania 29. Which English monarch formed The
in A Midsummer Night’s dream that makes Yeomen of the Guard? 47. Which is the only one of Disney’s Seven
her fall in love with who? Puck, Cesario, Dwarfs who does not have a beard?
30. Who composed Appalachian Spring
Bottom, Oberon
(in ballet)? Aaron Copland, Erik Satie, Igor 48. Disc jockey John Ravenscroft was better
13. In March 1969 which US singer was Stravinsky, Leo Delibes known by what name?
49. What was the name of the band formed
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