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JANUARY 2019 | EDITION 01 VISIT THE CITY ONLINE | www.southperth.wa.gov.au
Ernest Johnson Reserve update
Strategic planning projects
Our approach to waste management
Australia Day
Connect South
Planning for our future
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MESSAGE FROM YOUR COUNCIL MAYOR
Sue Doherty
(08) 9474 0720
0411 681 049
mayordoherty@southperth.wa.gov.au
COMO WARD
DEPUTY MAYOR
Glenn Cridland
0438 686 175
crcridland@southperth.wa.gov.au
Tracie McDougall
0409 952 766
crmcdougall@southperth.wa.gov.au
Welcome to 2019 and the January edition of Peninsula, our first for the year. I trust
everyone enjoyed a festive season that brought with it joy and hope, and that resolutions
for 2019 have been made. Whether or not we believe in resolutions, this time of the year MANNING WARD
inspires many of us to reflect and improve. This year my resolution is “New year, same me
but better.” Colin Cala
(08) 9313 2683
One of the City’s most exciting projects – Connect South, is scheduled to start early crcala@southperth.wa.gov.au
this year. The $7.5 million project will see the Mends Street Foreshore in South Perth
transformed into an attractive gateway to our city with a piazza, ample shade, and plenty
of seating. Works will also include upgrades to the northern end of Mends Street. Blake D’Souza
The City’s Australia Day events return to South Perth Foreshore on Saturday 26 January. It 0450 435 065
crdsouza@southperth.wa.gov.au
starts at 8am with a Citizenship Ceremony and a breakfast barbeque. From 3-7.30pm the
family-friendly Celebration Zone will entertain all ages with over 100 activities and events.
It certainly is a wonderful day to celebrate on the banks of the Swan River before settling MILL POINT WARD
in to watch the fireworks in the evening.
This year our South Perth Sounds concert will be headlined by Aussie rockers the Hoodoo Ken Manolas
Gurus. The free event will include lots of pre-show entertainment, family activities and 0406 456 149
gourmet food trucks. See you there, from 5-8.30pm, Saturday 23 February at Sir James crmanolas@southperth.wa.gov.au
Mitchell Park on South Perth Foreshore.
In March, we launch a new free community festival in Manning. We’ve called it Hello Cheryle Irons
Manning, it is a two day extravaganza of live music, entertainment, art installations, 0412 343 344
movie night, games and food. Come along and join in the festivities at Manning crirons@southperth.wa.gov.au
Community Centre and James Miller Oval in Manning, from Saturday 30 March to Sunday
31 March.
MORESBY WARD
Our Annual Report 2017/18 reports on the City’s performance against our Strategic
Community Plan 2017-2027. It is now available to view on the City’s website. Alternatively,
Greg Milner
you can view a hard copy at the Civic Centre and City’s Libraries, or collect a hard copy at 0403 024 124
the Civic Centre. You can also request a copy by writing, emailing or calling us. crmilner@southperth.wa.gov.au
Sue Doherty, Mayor Travis Burrows
0418 661 800
crburrows@southperth.wa.gov.au
This publication is available in alternative formats on request. Contact the
Council Meetings are usually held on
the fourth Tuesday of the month at the
City on 9474 0777 or visit the City’s website.
Civic Centre Council Chambers, cnr
Like us, if you care about the environment you may be wondering about
Sandgate St and South Tce, South Perth.
receiving this edition of Peninsula in plastic wrap. We have ensured the plastic
wrap used is a biodegradable plastic which uses Totally Degradable Plastic Meetings start at 7pm.
Additives™. When disposed of correctly, this wrap will biodegrade within 24 -
36 months. The wrap can be placed in your green top general waste bin or at a Please refer to the City’s
REDcycle drop-off point. To find your closest REDcycle drop-off point visit website for more information
www.redcycle.net.au. www.southperth.wa.gov.au.
Kaartdjinin Nidja Nyungar Whadjuk Boodjar Koora Nidja We acknowledge and pay our respects to the traditional
Djining Noonakoort kaartdijin wangkiny, maam, gnarnk and custodians of this land, the Whadjuk people of the Noongar
boordier Nidja Whadjul kura kura. nation and their Elders past, present and future.
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NEW LOOK PENINSULA
You may have noticed that Peninsula has a slightly different design and layout. It is a little bit bigger and is printed on
a different type of paper. These changes are all part of making our newsletter even easier and more enjoyable to read.
The paper we have chosen is from sustainably managed sources and partially recycled. We would love to hear your
feedback on our new look newsletter. Share your thoughts with us, email: enquiries@southperth.wa.gov.au.
JANUARY TO MARCH
ROAD REHABILITATION WORKS • Douglas Ave (east bound) - Canning Hwy to Vista St,
Works will include some or all of the following: road resurfacing, Kensington
replacement of street kerbing on same alignment, replacement/ • Mill Point Rd - Swan View Tce to Way Rd, South Perth
installation of stormwater drainage structures and replacement • York St - Edward St to Alexandra St, South Perth
signage and road markings. • Duckett Dr/Cloister Ave - intersection, Manning
• Manning Rd (east bound) - Clydesdale St to Ley St, Manning • Norton St - Sandgate St to Canning Hwy, Como
• Manning Rd (west bound) - 70m west of Kent St to Gillon St, For updates on the City’s works visit
Waterford southperth.wa.gov.au/works.
• Manning Rd (west bound) - Gillon St to Elderfield Rd, Waterford
• Kent St (north bound) - Manning Rd to +170m north, Karawara
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CITY PROJECTS
CLONTARF-WATERFORD- The CWSP Foreshore consists of a network of natural reserves,
estuarine conservation wetlands, a Bush Forever site and public
SALTER POINT MASTERPLAN open space. These are the most extensive wetlands in the lower
reaches of the Swan and Canning Rivers and there is no similar
The City has developed the Clontarf-Waterford-Salter Point (CWSP) foreshore vegetation elsewhere along these rivers. The whole area has
Foreshore Draft Masterplan which considers the natural environment, significant connection to Noongar Wadjuk people’s culture, stories
recreational spaces and activities, and facilities and services of this and lifestyles.
precious foreshore. Following stakeholder and community consultation, the Draft
Masterplan was endorsed for public comment by Council at the July
2018 meeting. Feedback received is being analysed, and the draft
document revised accordingly. The Draft Masterplan will be presented
to Council in the first quarter of 2019.
To keep up to date with the project’s progress visit southperth.wa.gov.au/CWSP.
WARD BOUNDARY REVIEW
The City has undertaken a review of its ward system to comply with the NEIL MCDOUGALL LAKE
URBAN SENSITIVE
requirements of the Local Government Act 1995.
Following a public comment period, Council endorsed the proposed ward
boundary changes and Councillor/Elector ratios at their November 2018
meeting.
DESIGN
From time to time Neil McDougall Lake in Como
Proposed ward boundary changes:
experiences growth of an aquatic plant species Lemna
• Mill Point Ward to be reduced in size and have its boundary realigned minor, commonly known as duckweed. It occurs
along Hensman Street between Coode Street, Labouchere Road and naturally, usually during the warmer months and is not
South Terrace harmful to wildlife or people.
• Manning Ward to be increased in size to have its boundary realigned
The lake is a receiving water body for stormwater in
to include the area south of Gentilli Way, extending from Mount Henry
the area, and picks up nutrients from the surrounding
Road to the foreshore east of the Kwinana Freeway. Additionally, it is
catchment area which are then deposited into the lake.
proposed that the ward will exclude the area bounded by Jackson Road
The duckweed feeds off this nutrient and coupled with
and Henley Street
warm weather conditions it flourishes.
• Moresby Ward to be increased in size to include the area formerly within
the Manning Ward bounded by Jackson Road and Henley Street The City’s environment team monitor the occurrence
• Como Ward to be reduced in size and have its boundary extended to of duckweed in the lake on a regular basis, and in 2018
include the area formerly within Mill Point bounded by Coode Street, commenced preparation of a sustainable solution for
Labouchere Road and South Terrace. Additionally, it is proposed that the management of duckweed in the lake. The City
the ward will exclude the area bounded by the foreshore, Gentilli Way proposes to retrofit all inlets that feed into the lake with
and Mount Henry and Edgewater Roads. a range of Water Sensitive Urban Design features to help
to reduce the level of nutrients before they enter the
If these changes are endorsed by the Local Government Advisory Board and
lake.
agreeable to the Minister for Local Government; Heritage; Culture and the
Arts, they will be in place where possible for the next ordinary election in The community and other stakeholders will be invited to
October 2019. share their feedback on the concept designs in early 2019.
To find our more visit yoursay.southperth.wa.gov.au. To keep up to date with this project visit
yoursay.southperth.wa.gov.au.
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CITY PROJECTS
CONNECT SOUTH SET TO STAGE ONE
The detailed design has now been completed and tendered with
TRANSFORM MENDS STREET award of the construction contract recommended at the December
2018 Council Meeting. Subject to Council endorsement, construction
is anticipated to commence after Australia Day and be completed in
VISION late 2019 at an estimated total project cost of $7.5 million (with $2.5
The Connect South project is set to transform Mends Street to become million from National Stronger Regions funding and $5 million from
the urban heart of South Perth and a destination for our community the City of South Perth).
as well as regional and international visitors. The project is focused on These Stage One works will include the development of a piazza on
improving public amenity through place activation, wayfinding, access the Mends Street Foreshore and minor upgrades to Mends Street
to transport and greater economic opportunity. The first stage of the North, between Mill Point Road and South Perth Esplanade. The
project will create an accessible and highly attractive entry point to improvements and upgrades have been designed following extensive
Mends Street, the Perth Zoo and greater South Perth. stakeholder and community engagement.
To find out more visit southperth.wa.gov.au/connectsouth.
RECREATION AND AQUATIC
FACILITY FEASIBILITY PROJECT
One of the key strategies within the City’s Strategic Community Plan
2017-2027 is to ‘plan for and promote the development of recreation
and aquatic facilities to service community needs’.
Guided by the Strategic Community Plan, in 2018 a feasibility project
was initiated to look into the viability and funding opportunities for an
aquatic facility. Preliminary assessments reviewed possible sites and
partnership opportunities. Initial work indicated that a regional sport,
recreation and aquatic facility serving the wider community, including
the City of South Perth, Curtin University, Town of Victoria Park and the
City of Canning, warrants further investigation.
At the 2018 October Council meeting, the Council resolved to support
further project research, start formal stakeholder engagement and
commit to consultation with the community.
The City recognises that to more rigorously examine the feasibility
of such a facility, a detailed business plan needs to be developed to
review a number of options including site selection. The business plan
will be submitted to Council by July 2019.
To find out more about the project visit southperth.wa.gov.au/RAF.
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STRATEGIC PLANNING
PLANNING FOR OUR FUTURE YOUR CHANCE TO HAVE YOUR SAY
Council endorsed the Draft Local Planning Strategy for public
As Perth’s population continues to grow, the City of South Perth advertising in September 2018. Following this endorsement, the draft
faces significant planning opportunities and challenges. The City is document was sent to the Western Australian Planning Commission
renewing the planning framework that guides this growth to ensure it (WAPC). The WAPC is expected to grant approval for public advertising
is responsibly managed for our current and future residents. in early 2019. Once approval is received, the community and other
stakeholders will be invited to provide feedback. This will be your
DRAFT LOCAL PLANNING STRATEGY PROGRESSES opportunity to share your thoughts and help to shape the Local
Planning Strategy. The City will notify the community and other
The City’s population is forecast to grow by an additional 21,742
stakeholders when consultation opens via our website, eNewsletter
people to a total of around 65,000 people between 2016 and 2041.
and Your Say South Perth engagement website.
This population growth will increase demand for employment
opportunities and access to infrastructure of all kinds (social, open The City’s strategic planning officers are available to discuss planning
space, transport). matters in detail over the phone or in person.
The purpose of the City’s Local Planning Strategy is to establish a Email enquiries@southperth.wa.gov.au or phone 9474 0777.
plan that best accommodates this forecast growth and responds to
forecast demand.
To stay up to date with major planning projects,
subscribe to the City’s eNewsletter southperth.wa.gov.au/subscribe and
visit southperth.wa.gov.au/planningprojects.
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STRATEGIC PLANNING
DRAFT SOUTH PERTH ACTIVITY At the October 2018 Council meeting, the Council resolved to further
consider the Draft ACP and the associated scheme amendment before
CENTRE PLAN FURTHER both documents are finalised for public advertising.
To allow Council to review the Draft ACP in detail, workshops were
CONSIDERED BY COUNCIL held in December with elected members, City planning officers and
external consultants with experience in architecture, urban design,
In accordance with State Government planning policy, the City is preparation of statutory documents and economic and demographic
developing a South Perth Activity Centre Plan (ACP) to set out the long analysis of activity centres. Further workshops will be held in
term strategic vision for development in the South Perth Peninsula February 2019.
and immediate surrounding area.
YOUR CHANCE TO HAVE YOUR SAY POPULATION AND DWELLING DENSITY FORECASTS
It is expected that the draft South Perth Activity Centre Plan will The population and dwelling density forecasts that have informed the
be considered at the April 2019 Council meeting. Draft Local Planning Strategy and Draft South Perth Activity Centre
Plan are based on the most up to date and locally-specific information
Once endorsed by Council for public advertising, the Draft ACP will
available to provide the best possible estimate of likely future growth.
be presented to the community and stakeholders. This will give all
This approach is considered contemporary best practice.
community members and other stakeholders the opportunity to
provide their feedback and help to shape the South Perth Activity The data and assumptions that inform the forecasts are available to
Centre Plan. The City will notify the community and other stakeholders view on the Forecast id. website (forecast.id.com.au/south-perth) and
when the consultation opens via our website, eNewsletter and Your in the Draft South Perth Activity Centre Plan, Appendix 1 Economic and
Say South Perth engagement website. Demographic Assessment, available to view on the City’s website.
Following consultation, the City will further review the Draft ACP before The State Government provide targets for residential growth and
it is presented to Council for final endorsement and submitted to the density in a number of planning documents including the Perth and
Western Australian Planning Commission for approval. Peel@3.5 Million strategic framework and state planning policy Activity
Centres for Perth and Peel. These targets are intended as a guide only
For more information on the Draft South Perth Activity Centre Plan
and help to inform detailed local area planning for activity centres and
visit southperth.wa.gov.au/SPACP.
other areas.
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ARTS & EVENTS
MORNING CEREMONY
Australia Day celebrations begin early with the City of South Perth’s Morning Ceremony.
The day commences at 8am with the Flag Raising Ceremony followed by the Citizenship Ceremony
where guests are welcomed with a traditional Welcome to Country before being sworn in as new
Australian citizens. Members of the public are also invited to join in and reaffirm their citizenship
pledge together with the City’s newest Australians.
The proceedings also include the Australia Day WA Citizen of the Year Awards, and the Ted Maslen
Award presented to the student who achieves the highest ATAR score for Year 12 students within
the City of South Perth.
Saturday 26 January 2019
8-9.30am
Big Marquee, Sir James Mitchell Park, South Perth (opposite Forrest St)
Free entry
FIND ME
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DECKCHAIRS PARKING
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ACTION PARK CHALLENGE ZONE
PARKING
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RACING TENNIS
BELLY BUMPERS
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BICYCLE
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CELEBRATION ZONE SUPPORTED BY LOTTERYWEST
GREAT AUSSIE BREAKFAST Presented by the City of South Perth and supported by Lotterywest, the Celebration Zone will
The Great Aussie Breakfast is set to sizzle feature multiple event areas with 100 free activities suitable for toddlers through to adults.
with the Rotary Club of Como providing Spanning along the South Perth Foreshore, there will be a range of food vendors and ample
a BBQ breakfast. For $5 enjoy a delicious shade and picnic areas for families to enjoy. The event provides the opportunity to come
breakfast plus refreshment, with all together and enjoy Australia Day in a safe, alcohol and smoke free environment.
proceeds going back into the local
community. All activities in the Celebration Zone will wrap up at 7.30pm to allow you time to find a spot to
watch the City of Perth Skyworks fireworks display at 8pm.
Saturday 26 January 2019
9.30-10.30am Full details about the Australia Day program including free event shuttle, road closures, ACROD
Sir James Mitchell Park, South Perth parking etc are available on our website southperth.wa.gov.au/australiaday. Share your
(opposite Forrest St) Australia Day photos and videos with us #ausdaysouthperth and #discoversouthperth.
Saturday 26 January 2019
3-7.30pm
Sir James Mitchell Park, South Perth (opposite Forrest St)
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ARTS & EVENTS
FREE EVENT TRANSPORT AND PARKING ACCESS RESTRICTED AREA (ORANGE AREA)
To facilitate access to the City of South Perth Celebration Zone, the Roads will be closed from 12pm-10.30pm on Saturday 26 January
City will be providing a free shuttle service between George Burnett 2019. No street, verge or crossover parking will be permitted during
Leisure Centre (GBLC), Manning Rd, cnr Elderfield Rd, Karawara; the this time. Eligible residents wishing to park on their verge should apply
City of South Perth Civic Centre, cnr Sandgate St and South Tce, South for a Resident Verge Permit. Entry to the access restricted area will only
Perth and the event zone. The shuttle buses will run approximately be via the points marked on the map below.
every 10 minutes back and forth between 2-9.30pm, but not during the
Special permits must be presented to the traffic controllers upon
fireworks (7.30-8.30pm).
entry into the access restricted area. Please place on your dashboard
Both GBLC and the Civic Centre are easily accessible from the Kwinana when approaching road closures and while parked, with your vehicle
Freeway and have ample parking facilities. registration number facing out.
Free bicycle parking is available inside the Celebration Zone (see
map). Don’t forget to bring a bike lock.
ACCESS RESTRICTED AREA (ORANGE AREA) Road closed
Road closure from 12pm–10.30pm. Temporary parking restrictions and double
No street or verge parking permitted. Double parking penalties penalties
apply.
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PENALTIES AND INFRINGEMENTS
Double penalties apply to all City of South Perth infringements issued
on Australia Day 2019. For more information visit the City’s website or contact us on
9474 0777 and enquiries@southperth.wa.gov.au.
Illegally parked vehicles within the Parking Restricted Area will be
towed and impounded.
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ARTS & EVENTS
HOODOO GURUS HEADLINE SOUTH
PERTH SOUNDS
FEBRUARY TO APRIL South Perth Sounds returns to South Perth Foreshore
ARTS, EVENTS & CULTURE with iconic Australian rockers the Hoodoo Gurus. Pack
a picnic and bring your family and friends along to
enjoy the quintessentially Aussie sounds of the Gurus
CALENDAR in one of Perth’s most picturesque settings.
Included with this edition of Peninsula you’ll find our The event will also feature music from local support
second Arts, Events & Culture calendar. Running from act Hot Sand, plus a kids’ games area, roving
February to April, the season includes the ever popular entertainment and lots of yummy food trucks to
OUT free concert South Perth Sounds, Hello Manning - a new
tempt your taste buds.
5-8.30pm, Saturday 23 February 2019
community festival, events for young people, public art
NOW and much more.
Sir James Mitchell Park, Coode St, South Perth
Free
A-RESERVE, ARTS EXPERIENCES
The City’s new program of Temporary and Ephemeral Public Art Commissions, A-Reserve, offers engaging
front-row arts experiences at parks and reserves throughout the City. In early 2019, two A-Reserve
commissions will be on display to the community during the City’s season of Arts, Events and Culture.
The Rose Coloured House Tree of Light
Now - 2 March 2019 2 Feb - 28 March 2019
David Vincent Reserve, Kensington Windsor Park, South Perth
Free, all hours. Free, all hours.
A NEW COMMUNITY FESTIVAL - HELLO MANNING
In 2019 the City launches a new free community festival, Hello
Manning. The two day celebration will feature live music and
entertainment, unique art experiences, activations by local community
groups and businesses, and a family outdoor movie night, family
friendly games and activity zones including a teen chill out zone.
A selection of food trucks will be accompanied by the Hello Manning
long table luncheon tent. Plus, don’t miss unique temporary art
installations including Andy Faraday’s Dark Truck interactive Unselfie
Project and ANTaR’s (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander advocacy
organisation) Sea of Hands project.
4-9pm, Saturday 30 March 2019 and
10am-3pm, Sunday 31 March 2019
Manning Community Centre and James Miller Oval, Manning
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COMMUNITY
SIR JAMES MITCHELL PARK
EXERCISE EQUIPMENT
The City will install new outdoor exercise equipment amongst
the existing shade trees, near the eastern end of the South
Perth Esplanade in Sir James Mitchell Park, South Perth. The
equipment will be situated south of the South Perth Esplanade
car park (SPE 11) and shared use path.
A combination of moving and static equipment that focus on
strength, flexibility and mobility and suit various abilities will
be installed. Work is scheduled to commence at the end of
summer.
MOBILE CCTV TRAILER MAKES
ITS DEBUT
The City has purchased a mobile CCTV trailer which is being used
throughout the City to assist with crime prevention and City Ranger
investigations.
Increasing CCTV coverage in the City will contribute to reducing the
incidence of anti-social and criminal behaviour and enable the City to
provide support to the WA Police and the community.
The unit can be deployed quickly and easily to most locations within
the City, and is being used at events, in graffiti hotspots and in
incidences of emergency management.
EMPOWERING ALL TO ENJOY GOLF
People with mobility disabilities across South Perth will now be able to try, enjoy, and
fall in love with golf at Collier Park Golf.
Through a partnership with Empower Golf, the team have introduced ParaGolfer
golf sessions to their range of services. The ParaGolfer is a revolutionary all-terrain
mobility vehicle that manoeuvres individuals into a range of standing positions to
replicate the full golf experience. The ParaGolfer can be adjusted to suit individuals
and is fully secure, allowing the user to focus on what’s important – enjoying golf.
Fully certified by a range of international golf bodies, the ParaGolfer can be used on
the driving range for both lessons and practice sessions.
Collier Park Golf is committed to making golf available to everyone in the community,
no matter what age or ability. A testament to this is the long standing partnership
between Collier Park Golf and the Como Golf Academy, an initiative from Como
Secondary College designed to provide students with a comprehensive academic
and golf program of the highest quality.
Collier Park Golf is located in Como, and offers a picturesque 27 hole course, driving
range, practice areas, coaching and lessons for all, and a great café and bar area to
relax in and enjoy the surrounds.
For more information visit collierparkgolf.com.au or call 9484 1666.12
LIBRARIES
SOUTH PERTH YOUNG
WRITERS AWARD
Entries for the 2019 South Perth Young Writers
Award open 1 February. This prestigious literary
competition encourages excellence in creative
writing and is open to all students who live in or
attend school within the City of South Perth. There
are five age categories for prose and the Award is
open to all students from Year 1 through to Year 12.
Entries will be accepted at South Perth Library
and Manning Library until Saturday 4 May 2019.
ENGLISH AS A SECOND
LANGUAGE GROUP
BECOME A LIBRARY MEMBER SESSIONS
To access our online eResources and borrow books you must be
Are you, or someone you know interested in joining
a library member. The good news is, it’s free to join! Simply visit
an English as a Second Language conversation group
us at our South Perth or Manning Library branches to register and
at Manning Library? The weekly sessions are informal,
receive your Library Card today. Alternatively, register online at
conversational and will cover a wide variety of topics. They
library.southperth.wa.gov.au/about-the-library/register-online.
are scheduled to begin in January 2019 and take place at
Manning Library.
To register your interest, email
manninglib@southperth.wa.gov.au with your name and
contact details or call Manning Library on 9474 0822.
DISCOVER OUR
eRESOURCES
Are you studying International English Language Testing System
(IELTS)?
As part of our libraries’ online eResources, we have access to
Road to IELTS. The online program will help you pass your exam
with its preparation and practice resources. It is interactive with
up-to-date hints, tips and videos.
Transparent Language Online will also assist you to learn
English as a Second Language. Available via our website or the
handy app, which can be downloaded from the Apple App Store
or Google Play Store. Sign up for an account and work your way
through the online lessons and modules.
As well as our online resources, both the South Perth and
Manning Library have English as a Second Language book
collections. These books start with very basic needs, working
up to material to assist with IELTS/ESL exams. Books can be
borrowed for up to 3 weeks.13
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and hello to the Kooyar Club (for Year 1), the Karda Club (for Year 2-4) and the Mopoke Club
(for Year 5-6).
Our Kooyar kids will still be frogs at heart, but the Karda kids will be goannas and the
Mopokes will be owls. Keep a look out for our fantastic new logos on our member cards
and bookmarks.
We have lots of fun activities planned for club members in 2019 - Robotics at Manning
Library and Make-it! sessions at South Perth Library.
LIBRARIES AND OLD
MILL CLOSURES
Manning and South Perth Libraries and the
Old Mill will be closed for a Staff Development
Day on Friday 22 February 2019. Items can
be returned via the after-hours returns chute
located at both libraries. The libraries will be
open for business as normal on Saturday
23 February 2019 at 10am.14
RECYCLING & WASTE
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Contamination happens when we put the wrong things in the recycling bin. Remember to keep food,
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Soft plastics Save food and liquids for the Textiles
compost heap
Recycle soft plastics at selected Donate old clothes in good condition to local
REDcycle drop off points. Every Coles Rinse bottles, jars and containers to charities. Charity bins are located within the City at:
and Woolworths store in the country ensure they are clean and empty.
• City of South Perth Recycling Centre
is a participating REDcycle store.
Remove the greasy half of pizza boxes 199 Thelma Street, Como
before recycling. • George Burnett Oval car park
Manning Road, Manning
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City of South Perth residents and property owners can dispose of newspapers - no wrapping, polystyrene foam or similar
additional waste and recycling at the City’s Recycling Centre in Como. • Uncontaminated used motor oil (not contaminated with other
To assist the City in reducing waste to landfill and increasing recycling, petroleum products, coolants or similar) to a maximum of 20 litres
the following items are accepted at no additional charge at the per visit
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microwaves
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CAT BOARDING AT THE ANIMAL CARE
FACILITY
Are you going away on holidays and in need of a home away from home for your
precious feline friend?
The City’s cat boarding service offers 32 spacious, light and airy cat condominiums. The
service is housed within the City’s Animal Care Facility at 199 Thelma Street in Como.
Cats are fully catered for in a climate controlled room, with large play gym, high quality
meals at breakfast and dinner, and fresh bedding, linens and kitty litter trays daily.
Carers monitor the cats’ food intake and toilet habits daily to make sure they are
adapting to their new surroundings.
Residents are asked to enquire with City staff about the suitability of the service for their
cats prior to booking. Cat boarding costs are $25 per cat, per day and only available to
City of South Perth residents.
To book contact the City on 9474 0777 or
email enquiries@southperth.wa.gov.au.
2019 COUNCIL MEETING COUNCIL AGENDA BRIEFING ORDINARY COUNCIL MEETING
January Recess January Recess
SCHEDULE 19 February 26 February
Ordinary Council Meetings are held at 7pm in the Council 19 March 26 March
Chamber at the South Perth Civic Centre on the fourth Tuesday
16 April 23 April
of every month, with the exception of January, October and
December. 21 May 28 May
Due to Local Government Elections in October 2019, there will 18 June 25 June
be an additional Ordinary Council Meeting on 22 October for 16 July 23 July
the swearing in ceremony of new Council members at 6pm. 20 August 27 August
Members of the public are encouraged to attend all open 17 September 24 September
meetings of the Council. 8 October 15 October
The public can access Council Meeting Agendas online and 22 October
review a hard copy format at the Civic Centre and City Libraries
19 November 26 November
by 5pm the Friday before the Council Meetings.
10 December 17 December
Animal Care Facility 9474 0777 Manning Library 9474 0822 Recycling Centre 9367 2492
199 Thelma St, Como 2 Conochie Cres, Manning Cnr Hayman Rd & Thelma St, Como
Monday-Sunday 12-3pm manninglib@southperth.wa.gov.au enquiries@southperth.wa.gov.au
Monday-Tuesday 9.30am-5.30pm Monday-Sunday 9am-4.45pm
Collier Park Golf Course 9484 1666
Wednesday 9.30am-7pm South Perth Library 9474 0800
Hayman Rd, Como
Thursday-Friday 9.30am-5.30pm Cnr Sandgate St & South Tce, South Perth
Collier Park Village 9313 0200 Saturday 10am-4pm southperthlib@southperth.wa.gov.au
16 Morrison St, Como Sunday Closed
Monday 9.30am-5.30pm
George Burnett Leisure Centre Manning Senior Citizens 9450 6273 Tuesday-Thursday 9.30am-7pm
9474 0855 3 Downey Dr (off Ley St), Manning Friday 9.30am-5.30pm
Manning Rd, Karawara manningseniors@bigpond.com Saturday 10am-4pm
Sunday Closed
Monday-Friday 8.30am-9pm Old Mill 9367 5788
Saturday-Sunday 8.30am-6pm Mill Point Rd, South Perth South Perth Senior Citizens 9367 9880
oldmill@southperth.wa.gov.au 53 Coode St, South Perth
Graffiti Hotline 1800 007 774
Tuesday-Friday 10am-4pm spsc@bigpond.com
Saturday-Sunday 1-4pm
Civic Centre Monday-Friday 8.30am-5pm
9474 0777 - 24 hours a day 7 days a week enquiries@southperth.wa.gov.au
Cnr Sandgate St & South Tce, #discoversouthperth
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