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Shire of Coolgardie
Message from the Shire President
November 2018
The Shire received some welcomed news last week during a site visit from St John Management representatives to Kambalda,
where they announced they have come up with a model that will provide the best solution with regards to the provision of a raft of
medical services to the Kambalda community. This service will include a full-time doctor, provision for relieving doctors, staffing
of the Kambalda Medical Centre to work with the current WACHS staff, introducing volunteer driver services and in time a range
of other medical services that will be developed for the benefit of the community. As well as partnering with the mining companies
in our region St John’s have indicated the service will commence mid-November with a public opening day to celebrate this
important occasion.
This will be the very first venture into primary health in regional WA by St John’s. The Shire of Coolgardie is fortunate that when
facing the situation of the withdrawal of the former medical practice in Kambalda, that St John’s saw an opportunity to work with the
Shire to this end. I would like to sincerely thank Bridget McKenzie, the project manager from St John's for the time and effort she
has put into this project and l am sure we will enjoy a long and fruitful partnership with this venture.
At the September council meeting, a resolution was passed requesting the CEO to develop a tourism strategy for the Shire. As a
result of this, the CEO has engaged our current consultant Mia Hicks to work on formulating a draft strategy to be presented at the
November briefing forum for discussion with councillors, and then put out into the community for comments and submissions from
the wider community members. I would encourage anyone in our community that may have suggestions for future development
and growth of tourism, as well as improvement of our many historic and cultural attractions, that you contact your councillors, or
alternately bring your ideas along to the community consultation sessions that will be held in the coming weeks.
Coolgardie residents will notice that there are roadworks occurring at the intersections on each end of Bayley Street once again.
Unfortunately, this has arisen from part of the original work done during the project being substandard with sections of the
pavement lifting following the rainfall the region experienced over the past weeks. The contractors will be working to complete this
remedial work over the next two weeks.
The new residential rubbish bin service will commence in November. This is a result of the Shire of Coolgardie and the City of
Kalgoorlie/Boulder going to tender jointly for waste services last year which has reduced the cost of our bin collection services to
the Shire. The new service will see the introduction of brand new bins with red tops, which were purchased by the Shire and will
have serial ID numbers and allocated to each property.
With the introduction of the new service residents will only be allowed to put out the number of bins they have paid for with their
property rates. Should any residents require additional bins, they will have to make a request to our Shire staff at either Coolgardie
or Kambalda offices. One other change will be the hours of the Friday services, with Kambalda commencing in the morning,
followed by Coolgardie around midday. This is to allow for the disposal of the domestic waste from the truck at the Coolgardie
tip facility. Over time these practices will result in further savings to the Shire due to efficiencies of the whole of waste, and
facility services.
Meetings and forums attended this period:
• Meeting with Department of Communities (child protection), police and Coolgardie Primary School principal on September 21
regarding the behaviour of suspended and unsupervised children both at school and out in the wider community.
• Myself and CEO met with Mincor and MRWA managers in Kalgoorlie to discuss progress of the Widgiemooltha-Cave Hill Road
realignment on September 24.
• CEO, Laura Dwyer and l met with Amana Living managers regarding the provision of aged care services in the Shire.
• The CEO ,Laura Dwyer and l met with Mia Hicks on September 28 to discuss funding opportunities for tourism
related projects.
• Attended a joint workshop with Shires of Dundas and Coolgardie at the Kambalda Recreation Centre on October 3
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to develop an Emergency Risk Management template. The workshop was conducted in conjunction with OEM and
FESA representatives.
• Attended the RRG Technical meeting in Kalgoorlie on October 9, with Keith Dickerson and Peter Miller. The purpose of the
meeting was the allocation of State Government funding for regional road projects next year.
• Myself, Cr Winter and VC co-ordinator Meghan Kent met with Donna Malec, Art Gold and GEMS in Coolgardie on October 10
to discuss a future arts and culture trail that is being developed for the Goldfields-Esperance region.
• Travelled to Perth to attend the WALGA State Roads and Transport Forum on October 15-16.
Malcolm Cullen
Shire President
Shire of Coolgardie
From the desk of the CEO
November 2018
Hope you are all well and here we are at November 2018 already! Our Shire team has had another busy month in October.
On Wednesday, October 24, we had a meeting with Honourable Rita Saffioti MLA, Minister for Transport, in Coolgardie at the
Truck Stop Site at the Minister’s request. It was great to meet with her onsite and discuss possible options and designs that need
to be further refined to present to the community. Following the onsite visit, the Shire met in the Coolgardie Administration Office to
discuss land tenure, road transport and planning issues. The Minister was also very interested in a conversation around the State
Lithium Strategy and the significance of the Shire’s road network and in particular Bayley Street. Currently it is estimated in excess
of 20 trucks a day transport lithium from the Mt Marion Mine to Kwinana.
Later that evening we attended a community information session at the Coolgardie Community Recreation Centre with the team
from Northern Star Resources and Rangecon Construction. They delivered a presentation and an open question and answer
time for the attendees regarding the new 289-room Ford-Bayley Workers Accommodation Village currently being constructed in
Coolgardie. The Shire and Councillors are excited about the opportunities and community benefits that this project will bring to the
Coolgardie Shire.
Last weekend Kambalda Community Recreation Facility hosted the CME Mines Rescue dinner that catered for approximately 300
people on Friday night, and 400 people on Sunday night for the gala dinner. It was great to catch up with the attendees especially
after their intensive training and competition. Well done to the organisers, it was a great weekend and the attendees enjoyed the
Kambalda hospitality.
On Wednesday, October 3, we hosted and attended a hazard scenario workshop run in conjunction with the Shire of Dundas and
the State Emergency Management Committee. All of the rescue services attended and we planned and covered strategies focusing
on our hazard situations should it occur in our shire. These workshops are very important and we need to be prepared for all hazard
scenarios in both of our communities. Thank you to everyone who came along that day from Coolgardie and Kambalda.
Amana Living Kalgoorlie delivered a community information session and lunch at both Coolgardie and Kambalda to discuss the
services they can offer to our two communities. The Shire is exploring the possibility to partner with Amana Living to deliver more
services to the Shire of Coolgardie.
The Shire is extremely excited about current grant funding opportunities that are being explored. These grant funds, if successful in
obtaining, will assist in the funding of the Kambalda Swimming Pool and the Post Office Building in Coolgardie.
Take care,
James Trail
Chief Executive Officer
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March 2019.
Diesel Fuel will be available to the public 24/7 by use of credit card, Eagle Fuel card or Debit card. In
addition, emergency limited supply of petrol is available in 20 litre containers on request by contacting
Shire of Coolgardie Clint Walding directly on 0448 548 853 or by email at operations@littleindustries.com.
Media release: Temporary fuel supply - 8 Granby Road, Kambalda
The Fuel arrangements are: -
• Diesel fuel available 24/7 by use of credit card, Eagle Fuel card or Debit Card
Coolgardie Shire President Malcom Cullen is pleased to announce
• Vehiclesthat the
– light andShire
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for the supply of diesel fuel at a site in Kambalda with local business owner Joe Little at his property at Little Industries in Granby
Road, Kambalda in conjunction with Eagle Petroleum. • Access to the site is via Granby Road. Follow the directional and site signage
Once at the site there is a dedicated one-way driveway through the site. Please follow the directional
•
signage
The temporary arrangements commence on Monday 17 September 2018 and
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March 2019.
in 20 litres contained on request by
Diesel Fuel will be available to the public 24/7 by use of creditcontacting
card, Eagle Fuel card or Debit card. In addition, emergency
Clint directly on 0448 548 853 or by email at operations@littleindustries.com
limited supply of petrol is available in 20 litre containers on
request by contacting Clint Walding directly on 0448 548 853 or
by email at operations@littleindustries.com.
The fuel arrangements are:
• Diesel fuel available 24/7 by use of credit card, Eagle Fuel
card or Debit Card
• Vehicles – light and heavy vehicle up to a max of 20 metres
(RAV 1 network) are able to refuel at the site.
• Access to the site is via Granby Road. Follow the directional
and site signage
• Once at the site there is a dedicated one-way driveway
through the site. Please follow the directional signage
• Petrol - Limited emergency supply of petrol being available
in 20 litres contained on request by contacting Clint directly on
0448 548 853 or by email at operations@littleindustries.com
Shire of Coolgardie Ordinary Meetings for 2018
Meetings of Council are held on the last Tuesday of the month at 6pm. Meetings alternate between Coolgardie
Council Chambers and the Kambalda Community Recreation Facility function room.
Day Date Time Location
Tuesday November 27 6pm Coolgardie
Tuesday December 18 6pm Kambalda
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Families and community members celebrating Australia Day in Kambalda and Coolgardie.
AUSTRALIA DAY!
The shire communities turned out to commemorate and celebrate Australia Day this year with all the fun, food and
community spirit the occasion merits.
At Kambalda the shire hosted a breakfast and ceremony of awards at Lions Park, which was followed by free fun
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activities at the Kambalda pool. The Australian breakfast was cooked and served by local Volunteer Fire and Rescue
WE WILL REMEMBER THEM
Services Crew, so a big thank you to the members for helping on the day! It was great to have the presence of our
local Kambalda St John’s volunteers on standby as well. Thank you!
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Camp construction at Coolgardie
Building work under way on 289 room worker’s accommodation village
Northern Star Resources Limited, a progressive global
scale Australian gold producer, in partnership with the “The development of worker
Shire of Coolgardie and Rangecon Construction, met
with community members to discuss development on the accommodation will be a catalyst for
289‑room worker’s accommodation village on the evening positive benefits to the community
of Tuesday, October 23.
and economy, that will enhance the
Approximately 30 community members attended social and lifestyle choices for those
the meeting, with Northern Star general manager of
operations Darren Stralow asking community members residing and working in Coolgardie.”
how they can work together to create shared value
for Coolgardie. to enhance the social, community and economic
sustainability of Coolgardie.”
“It is not in Northern Star’s or the employee’s interest to
fly people from Perth, house them in a motel and have “The development of worker accommodation within the
them drive long distances to site. What we will be offering townsite will be a catalyst for positive benefits to the
here is a more attractive option for people who would not community and economy, that will enhance the social
normally come to Coolgardie,” Mr Stralow said. and lifestyle choices for those residing and working
in Coolgardie,” Mr Cullen said.
Northern Star’s current goldfields workforce totals more
than 1000 people, with 85 per cent of those based Brendon Grylls of Brendon Grylls Group, who is advising
residentially in Kalgoorlie. Northern Star on the camp development, said this was
a unique opportunity between a mining company and a
Shire of Coolgardie president Malcolm Cullen said the shire council.
development presents an opportunity for economic and
social growth in the town. “It is unusual to have a proactive mining company like
Northern Star combined with a proactive council like
“There are opportunities for our community to engage with the Shire of Coolgardie. It sends a message to other
Northern Star and Rangecon. The village will not have a proponents that Coolgardie is open for business,” Mr
wet mess, gym or pool. They will be using local facilities Grylls said.
and are committed to working with our community for the
benefit of all parties. “The use of existing infrastructure provides an economic
driver for the community. The strength of small
“Lease agreements signed between the Shire of communities make big communities better and will attract
Coolgardie and Northern Star have been conditional on more investment and attention to Coolgardie.”
Northern Star demonstrating to the State Government
what benefits the accommodation site will provide to It is expected that the Ford-Bayley Worker’s
the community. Accommodation Village, named after Arthur Bayley and
William Ford who first discovered gold at Fly Flat in
“The importance of this opportunity to lease the premises 1892, will be semi-operational in December 2018 with
cannot be understated, in providing a unique opportunity construction works completed in February 2019.
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Shire of Coolgardie
Coolgardie Community Recreation Centre
Creativity unleashed at holiday activities
Under the sea arts and crafts
On Tuesday, September 25, our recreation centre staff held the
first school holiday program for the term three holidays, with a
theme of 'under the sea'. The children made scary sharks out of
newspaper, coloured card and googly eyes, as well as jellyfish
by painting paper bowls with bright paints and decorating them
with colourful ribbon and googly eyes. They also made sparkly
seahorses out of paper plates, and multi-coloured turtles from
paper bowls.
Once that was all done, they decorated cupcakes with icing
coloured blue like the ocean, and used sour worms to jelly cubes
to make octopuses sitting on the cupcakes. After that was all
done and the kids had eaten, we all went down to the basketball were all very well behaved. All the kids had their own popcorn
courts to burn off some energy from the cupcakes. and water bottle.
Story time Pizza and board game afternoon
On the first Wednesday of the holidays our story time attendees We had a great afternoon playing board games and eating more
were taken through a magical journey to create their very own homemade pizzas. It was a nice relaxing afternoon for the kids.
story books, with subjects ranging from aliens to dinosaurs. The While some challenged each other to a round of Twister, others
young authors let their imagination run wild as they decorated enjoyed Scrabble and Monopoly. The kids were all very well
their books. behaved and we had a great turnout
Baking fun and creations Story time and teddy’s day out
On the Thursday we decided to make mini pizzas with English Our wonderful story time hero Jessica held a teddy’s day out
muffins, pizza sauce, ham, cheese and pineapple. Once they for story time on the second Wednesday of the holidays. The
were in the oven they smelled delicious! They filled the recreation kids all brought their favourite teddy/toy along for a picnic. They
centre with mouthwatering aromas and even made our clients sang songs, danced and made bears out of paper, which they
who came in ask what that glorious smell was. coloured and decorated with glitter, and then stuck them together
with pins. We then went on a bear hunt around the function room
While they were cooking we made fruit kebabs with watermelon, and sports hall. The kids had a wonderful time and are looking
oranges, strawberries and red apples. After the pizzas were forward to attending another one.
cooked the chefs made apple turnovers. These were delicious
and everyone loved them! Once everyone had full stomachs we Open day
hit the basketball courts to burn off all that energy! On Thursday, October 4 the youth of Coolgardie enjoyed
an afternoon of board games, bowling, tennis and boxing
Movie trip competitions on the Wii, PlayStation games and free time on
The movie trip on Friday, September 28 to Orana Cinema in the computers. We also made mini sausage rolls, party pies
Kalgoorlie to see the film Small Foot was a great success. We and pizza pinwheels. It was great to see the youth join in with
had a great turn out, the movie was awesome and the children our program.
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Tara does team proud at Dust Up
Our ‘everyday hero’ here at the Coolgardie Recreation Centre, Tara The CrossFit competition involved six workouts over a weekend,
Davies, has continued to challenge herself and inspire others this during which Tara and her fellow competitors had to complete a
year, with a coaching role at Coolgardie Primary School as well as range of challenges, including weightlifting, gymnastics-based
entering her first CrossFit competition. movements and running, among others. The event also raised money
for Huntington’s Disease research, with the organisers contributing a
You may remember Tara, one of the Shire Recreation Officers at portion of every entry fee to the cause in honour of Tara.
Coolgardie, from her amazing effort in the HBF Run for a Reason
in May, where she raised thousands for research into Huntington’s Tara was determined to challenge herself by entering the intermediate
Disease by running a half marathon. division, and said the event was hard work but enjoyable and that it
was definitely worth participating.
Since then she has participated in the Pipeline Marathon event, and
has been coaching young athletes at Coolgardie Primary School for She says she has become fully symptomatic with HD during the past
their sports carnival. 12 months, but remains determined to continue challenging herself
and setting the best example possible for her children.
Most recently she participated in Relay for Life with the CrossFit
Kalgoorlie team, and competed in the intermediate division of the Well done Tara, and thank you for continuing to support the
CrossFit Kalgoorlie ‘Desert Dust Up’ competition. community and inspiring us all!
Simple steps to increase Indue card spending limit
When it comes to paying rates, the Cashless Debit Card team would like to remind participants that their Indue card has a $1000 daily
spending limit when using the card at an EFTPOS machine. When using the Indue card to pay for rates in full (if over $1000), at the recreation
centre EFTPOS machine, the daily spending limit will need to be raised.
This limit can simply be increased through the Indue web portal (online account). Alternatively, give the friendly Cashless Debit Card Hotline
team a call on 1800 252 604.
Online payments and transfers (such as payments using BPAY, direct debits, card numbers) have a maximum spending limit of $10,000. This
can also be adjusted to suit the participant’s preference.
The Coolgardie Cashless Debit Card Shopfront is open at the Coolgardie Recreation Centre from
9am–2.30pm Monday to Friday.
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Shire of Coolgardie
Kambalda Community Recreation Centre
KINDY GYM
The Kambalda Community Recreation Facility was
a buzz with lots of little people this month with the
introduction of our kindy gym.
We had a great turn out with roughly 22 children.
There was lots of squeals of delight as they enjoyed
all the activities that were available, from balance
beams, trampolines and lots of equipment to
tumble and play with. At the end of the session we
introduced the giant colorful parachute and with it we
all sang songs and danced it was a HUGE hit.
The program runs every Friday, from
11.30am‑12.15pm, for children aged three to five;
cost is $5 per session. If you are interested in
enrolling your child, please contact the Kambalda
Recreation Facility on 9080 2111 to fill out a
registration form.
5KM SPRING FUN RUN/ WALK
What a great month October has been. During the month we had
our 5km Spring Fun Run/Walk from Kambalda East to Kambalda
West.
There was a great turnout of more than 42 participants who
enjoyed the exercise and sunshine. After the event everyone
enjoyed a delicious sausage sizzle and refreshments that were
kindly donated by the Kambalda CRC.
Awards were handed out to the fastest three participants: first place
was awarded to Mikey Wanoa-Katene; second place to Stevie
Wanoa-Katene; and third to Reece Stevenson. A top effort boys.
A big thankyou to the Kambalda Police that came to our rescue and
became traffic controllers on the day for our participants to cross
the main road. Thanks everyone for making it a great day.
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Wellness expo energises community The Shire of Coolgardie held the annual Community Wellness Expo, previously known as the Women’s Wellness Expo, on Sunday, September 30, 2018. The event was a great success and had a great community atmosphere. Throughout the day there were performances from Pure Gold Bootscooters and Veils of Gold Belly Dancers. The performances were great and enjoyed by attendees. Our very own Bernadette put on two demonstrations of her Metafit class, which is a high intensity interval workout. It was certainly a hit on the day for the younger attendees! Kambalda St Johns gave a presentation about snake bites and asthma. With the warmer weather approaching it was great to have this information passed on to the community and the junior attendees very much enjoyed the presentation. A big thankyou to our local Quirky Quilters group, which donated some beautiful quilts for display during the day. They looked great hanging around the stadium and were viewed in awe. This year we wanted to create the feeling of community togetherness, and the feedback from attendees indicates that this was achieved. “Awesome day, with a real community feel. I really enjoyed the atmosphere,” one participant said. Stall holders also commented that this year they felt as though they were able to dedicate more one on one time to customers. We hope all stall holders and attendees enjoyed the day and we send them a huge thank you for supporting the Community Wellness Expo! Issue 79 November 2018 Page 9 rambler@coolgardie.wa.gov.au
“I learned a lot about dealing
with the law and document
management while also being
able to help people
of all colour
and creed.”
State thanks Cr Logan for decades of service to the law
Councillor Betty Logan has notched up many years of service to magistrate’s visits. I was able to help my people feel quite at ease,
the community in a variety of roles, and this year one aspect of and we were able to help travellers keep moving, because of our
this - her work as a justice of the peace - was formally recognised location on the Eyre Highway, so they weren’t stuck waiting for the
by the West Australian government. magistrate's visit to have their matter to be dealt with.
To acknowledge and express gratitude for her efforts, the “I learned a lot about dealing with the law and document
government awarded her a medal commemorating more than 25 management while also being able to help people of all colour
years of service as a volunteer. and creed.”
Cr Logan, who was living with her young family in Norseman and Cr Logan says one memorable and humorous case from her time
working as a community health nurse at the time, became a JP in at Norseman involved a group of traditional Aboriginal men who
1980 after being approached by community leaders asking her to were travelling through the area on their way to the Coonana
take on the role. community for cultural reasons.
She says she was initially somewhat taken aback, as JPs were They were picked up out of Norseman after leaving Balladonia in
generally older members of the community. However she accepted a happy state and escorted to Norseman. The travellers appeared
the invitation and became one of the younger JPs to be appointed. to be unable to comprehend the court matter, so Cr Logan and her
colleagues chose to deal with the matter lightly.
“There was always a community project on that we were involved
in, so it was good to also be able to help out as a JP and help the She also remembers that shortly before being asked to train as
people,” she said. a JP the Norseman courthouse was blown up by a disgruntled
citizen - with the courthouse typewriter ending up on the roof of the
“As a JP I had the best teachers, especially Virge Wintle post office across the street - and that she was glad there were no
(deceased) who was a long-serving shire president, and in Mr such dramatic incidents during her time on the bench.
Norm Morton (deceased) and Bill Hatto (deceased). They really
were the best and I learned so much from them.” Another highlight was receiving a letter of thanks from an
appreciative representative of the government of the United States
Cr Logan says her mentors and teachers demonstrated that of America for “acting in the service of US citizens in outback
while being a JP was a serious position, it was balanced out by Australia” after helping some Americans who were working at
opportunities to relax and socialise. Norseman at the time.
“It was great that we were able to be there for people, especially “It gave me pleasure to be able to teach people how to deal with
for travellers, and for my people, the Aboriginal community, to be legal matters, which I still do today, in a fair and justly manner. We
able to help each other. We were often called out on weekends were advocates for people and able to help educate them about
and nights, and could deal with the petty incidents in between the their rights,” Cr Logan said.
Issue 79 November 2018 Page 10 rambler@coolgardie.wa.gov.auThe Shire of Coolgardie would like to invite all seniors
to a lunch and information session on
“Home Care Services” with Amana Living
Wednesday, November 14, 2018 at 12pm at the
Coolgardie Community Recreation Centre
Everyone is welcome to attend.
Amana Living provides Home Care Services to Seniors in Coolgardie
and Kambalda. They offer services including house cleaning, laundry,
meal preparation, home maintenance, shower, dressing and grooming
assistance, wound care and many others.
There are job opportunities and training available with Amana Living.
Come along and talk to Nicole and Jennifer.
For more information please telephone:
The Coolgardie Community Resource Centre: 9025 0309
Issue 79 November 2018 Page 11 rambler@coolgardie.wa.gov.auThe Shire of Coolgardie requests
your attendance at the
Annual Seniors Christmas
Luncheon 2018
Date: Thursday 29 November 2018
Time: 11.00AM - 3.00PM
Location:
Coolgardie Community Recreation Centre
RSVP: Monday 12 November 2018
Mikaela Monaghan @ KAMBALDA,
9080 2111
Contact: or
Leanne Shilton @ COOLGARDIE,
9025 0309
A return bus service will be available from the Kambalda
Recreation Centre
Bookings are essential
Departing @ 10.00am SHARP
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FREE
Kalgoorlie Wills & Planning Ahead Seminars
Join the Public Trustee for one of our free community talks to help you
make informed choices about making & storing your Will and planning
the future administration of your financial affairs & estate.
n What really happens if you die without a valid Will?
n Who can challenge your Will?
n What do executors & administrators do?
n Benefits & risks of Enduring Powers of Attorney & Guardianship
1 DAY ONLY-Wednesday 21 November
Session 1 Session 2
10am – 11.30am 5.30pm – 7pm
Eastern Goldfields Rydges Hotel
Community Centre Golden Eagle Room
13 Roberts Street 21 Davidson St
BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL. To register, telephone 1300 746 116 or visit
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www.publictrustee.wa.gov.au
n Wills n Deceased Estate Administration
n WA Will Bank n Enduring Power of Attorney
n Trust Management n Elder Abuse Prevention
n Private Administrator Support
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rambler@coolgardie.wa.gov.auKAMBALDA CULTUR AL AN D ARTS GROUP
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Arty News November 2018
Pottery Workshop
By Len Harmalin
At the Kambalda Arts Centre, Arts Shed
Corner Marianthus Rd & Goldfields Hwy, Kambalda West
Learn about hand building or wheel work depending on demand and your
preference. We have limited wheels available. Have fun making several
different ceramic pieces of your own.
For those who have already been through the introduction phase, they will
continue to the next stage of their skills development. Some people have
pots at our centre to be glazed. That could happen too.
When: Saturday 10th November 2018
Time: 10am—2pm with 1/2 hour lunch break. Age limit 13+ years.
We supply: Clay, glazes, firing, Artist, venue, tools, morning Tea.
You supply: BYO lunch.
Wear old clothes or apron.
Cost: $40 members, $60 non-members.
(Includes membership, clay and firing)
Bookings: email> scottymail.com.au or John on phone # 90273089.
Our program is supported by our regional partners,
the Shire of Coolgardie and Independence Group.
We have in the past been kindly funded by
Country Arts WA.
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Issue 79 November 2018 Page 14 rambler@coolgardie.wa.gov.auBe snake aware in the Goldfields
As the weather starts to warm up, the snakes are starting to come out of hiding.
It is important to note that in the Goldfields there are legless lizards (that look very similar to snakes; but are
non‑venomous), non-venomous snakes (pythons) and venomous snakes. The way to tell the difference between
these three species is the scales on their underside.
If you see a snake or suspect a snake
to be nearby, DO NOT approach or • The top photo, shows a
kill it. Snakes are a protected species venomous snake. Their belly
in Western Australia and killing them scales are long and horizontal.
without reason can result in a fine.
There are qualified snake handlers in
Coolgardie. Please contact the Shire
of Coolgardie on 9080 2111 if you are • The middle photo, shows a
in need of assistance with a snake. non-venomous python. Their
Please do not try and catch the snake belly scales are shorter and have
yourself, as they can strike and may smaller scales next to them.
be venomous.
If you get bitten by a snake,
immediately apply pressure to the • The bottom photo, shows a
wound and imobilise it, moving it non‑venomous legless lizard.
as little as possible. Call triple zero Their belly scales are small and
(000) and try your best to recall what more patterned.
the snake looked like, to help with
identification for anti-venom.
Common snakes in the Goldfields:
• King Brown snake – venomous
• Western Brown snake - venomous
• Dugite snake - venomous
• Tiger snake - venomous
• Carpet Python – non-venomous
• Stimson’s Python – non-venomous
• Hooded Scaly-Foot legless lizard –
non-venomous Brown snake. Dugite snake.
Tiger snake. Carpet python. Hooded scaly-foot legless lizard.
Issue 79 November 2018 Page 15 rambler@coolgardie.wa.gov.auEmergency contacts
for the Shire of Coolgardie
In the event of an emergency situation where police, ambulance or fire and rescue services are needed,
please contact 000 immediately.
For all other emergencies use the following contacts:
Coolgardie Police 9093 8400
Kambalda Police 9027 1555
SES 132 500
Main Roads 138 138
For power issues and faults - Western Power 13 13 51
For water or sewer issues - Water Corporation 13 13 75
For sewer issues - Coolgardie only 9080 2111
Dog attacks 9080 2111
ABN 46 064 990 781
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Issue 79 November 2018 Page 16 rambler@coolgardie.wa.gov.auShire of Coolgardie
Shop 8, Town Square, Kambalda
Fish & Chips, Burgers, Kebabs, Pizza
Councillors
Cr. Tracey Rathbone Cr. Sherryl Botting
(Marzolo) Term Ends 2021
Deputy President Home: 9027 3006
Large selections of hot &
Term Ends 2019 cold food
Takeaway or 1669
Home: 9027 Dine In - BYO
Mobile: 0459 999 296
Groceries, Small Goods, Fruit &
Vegetables
Fresh rollsKarafilis
Cr. Norm baked daily! Cr. Betty Logan
DVD’s, gifts, greeting cards
Term Ends 2021 Justice of the Peace
Mobile: 0429 795 139 Term Ends 2019
Newspapers, book exchange, craft
Email:
supplies
normk2@bigpond.com The Kambalda UnitedHome:
Junior9026 7848
Catering for private functions & birthday Soccer Club would like to thank
parties Cr. Malcolm Cullen
EFTPOS facilities President Tellus Holdings Ltd for their
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Credit
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Sand
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79 November 2018 Page
Page2617 rambler@coolgardie.wa.gov.au
rambler@coolgardie.wa.gov.auSt John Medical comes to Kambalda
St John and the Shire of Coolgardie have been working closely to
finalise plans to provide a GP service in Kambalda, with St John “We have done our due diligence
Medical to open for business on Thursday, November 15, 2018,
filling a void created in the town after the exiting of the previous to make sure we can deliver a
GP service.
comprehensive model of health
St John Health Services Director, Phil Holman, said after much care that will work with the
community consultation, planning and financial forecasting, St
John is optimistic it can implement a viable and sustainable community and business.”
primary health service that will benefit the community long into
the future. St John Medical will also utilise telemedicine with a
metropolitan‑based GP pool to build capacity and each of these
“We have done our due diligence to make sure we can deliver doctors will spend time in the town getting to know the patients
a comprehensive model of health care that will work with the and Kambalda.
community and business,” Mr Holman said.
Shire President Malcolm Cullen said the Shire of Coolgardie
“In fact, we can say we have listened to your needs because was delighted when St John answered the call to investigate the
from day one we are offering a late night session to meet the feasibility of providing a doctor and other medical services to the
needs of the community who return to Kambalda after 5pm from a town.
days’ work.”
St John has a long track record in Kambalda. It has run a
The service will run from the site previously used as a GP volunteer‑led ambulance service for many decades and in the last
practice, inside the WA Country Health Services building on Gum financial year the service responded to more than 100 cases.
Nut Place.
St John will also be supplemented by a range of additional St
“St John has been running general practices in Perth for the John volunteer services to help build a resilient community and
last two years and have used this as the basis for the advanced these will be staged to complement growth in St John Medical
model being introduced in Kambalda,” Mr Holman said. services and to meet the community’s needs.
Join the St John community of volunteers
St John has long been associated with clinical volunteers in our country ambulance service. But the face of St John is changing and
we are building a community of volunteers.
If you would like to learn more about St John, the new volunteering opportunities and why our volunteers join and what they get
out of volunteering, please join us at one of the upcoming information sessions. Together we can build a resilient and strong
Kambalda community.
We also encourage the Kambalda community to download St John’s first responder app for smartphones. The app allows qualified
first aiders to sign up as a first responder and be notified when someone has called triple zero (000) for an ambulance. If you’re not
looking to sign up as a first responder, the app also contains a number of other useful resources including first aid guides.
OPEN FOR BUSINESS
Bookings now welcome
Appointments available from 15 November
Monday - Wednesday............................. 8.30am – 5pm
Thursday .......................................................12pm – 7.30pm
Friday .............................................................. 8.30am – 5pm
Saturday............................................................. 10am – 2pm
Book online at stjohnhealth.com.au or call 9027 0029
This is a private billing practice. Pensioners and children 15 years and under will be bulk billed.
Issue 79 November 2018 Page 18 rambler@coolgardie.wa.gov.auBOOK YOUR GP APPOINTMENT TODAY
Dr Deborah Adeyemi
St John are pleased to have secured the GP services of the previously
employed Kambalda doctor which will make for an easy transition for
patients accessing the service.
Dr Adeyemi has already established a rapport with many patients and is
well versed in their medical history too, after starting work in Kambalda in
January 2016.
“Kambalda is a small but friendly community and my family and I have enjoy
living here,” Dr Adeyemi said. “Joining St John is very exciting as it gives me
a chance to work on a range of broad health issues affecting country WA.”
Dr Adeyemi, whose interests are in women’s health, children’s health,
chronic diseases and skin cancer, said she was keen to stay in the
community because she could see there was a genuine need for a GP in
the town.
Volunteering
with St John
looks different
St John has shown we are in it together
in Kambalda as we work towards building
a sustainable, resilient community.
Volunteering for St John now reflects the broader needs
of the local community, with roles covering a greater range of
services, beyond the traditional Ambulance Officer roles.
Any amount of time you have to give back to your community is
appreciated. To learn more about St John, please join us at one of
these sessions. Refreshments will be served. In return we offer fun,
friendship, support, free first aid training and volunteer benefits.
WHEN: Monday 5 November at 10.30am AND
Wednesday 28 November at 7pm
WHERE: Kambalda Recreation Centre, Kambalda West
RSVP: Raywyn.yare@stjohnambulance.com.au
and nominate your session.
Life goes on. Volunteer with St John.
Issue 79 November 2018 Page 19 rambler@coolgardie.wa.govau*** November Promotion***
Country Ambulance Cover (Benefit Fund).
All new or renewed memberships will go into the draw to win a great
prize.
All new or renewed memberships will
go into the draw to win a great prize.
Competition closes on 30th November 2018.
Competition closes on
Country Ambulance30,
November Cover (Benefit Fund) covers you for all urgent and non-
2018
urgent ambulance transports within WA.
Country Ambulance Cover (Benefit
Fund) covers you for all urgent and
The funds from memberships go directly into YOUR LOCAL Sub Centre
non‑urgent ambulance transports
enabling them to provide a vital ambulance service to the community.
within WA.
The funds
Memberships canfrom memberships
be taken go
out at our regional office in Kalgoorlie (562 Hannan Street), your
directly into YOUR LOCAL Sub
local sub-centre or over the phone (08 9026 2000).
Centre, enabling them to provide
These
a vital memberships
ambulance are valid
service for 12 months and are renewable each year.
to the
community.
Memberships can be taken out at
our regional office in Kalgoorlie
(562 Hannan Street), your local sub
centre or over the phone by calling
08 9026 2000.
These memberships are valid for 12
months and are renewable each year.
Issue 79 November 2018 Page 20 rambler@coolgardie.wa.gov.auApplications open for St John Heart Grant
Thanks to Lotterywest, St John WA is pleased to open expressions of interest to not-for profit organisations for the Heart Grant, where
we’ll be offering around 1,000 defibrillators to be located for public community use, for just $200, normally retailing in excess of $2,000.
This includes the defibrillator unit, a lock box and necessary first aid training.
Apply today www.stjohnheartgrant.com.au
Teach, Learn, Grow week coming to Coolgardie Primary
From November 25 to December 1, a small group of volunteers from
Perth will be at Coolgardie Primary School as part of the Teach Learn
Grow’s Rural Program.
The volunteers will tutor selected students across Years 1 to 6 and
be their mentor for one week. To students, this exciting week is also
known as TLG Week, where students can learn about a variety
of career opportunities and also engage in fun STEAM (Science,
Technology, Engineering, Art, Maths), art, drama and reading activities
with their tutor one-on-one.
The goal of TLG Week and these learning experiences is to
encourage students’ involvement and attendance at school, as well
as widen their future aspirations so that all students can reach their
educational potential.
Teach Learn Grow also provides another program called eMentor,
which aims to provide selected upper primary school students with
a role model and increase their student resilience, improve personal
and social capabilities, and enhance their emotional intelligence.
All programs are sponsored and fundraised, so that Teach Learn
Grow can achieve a vision of an Australia where all children,
regardless of background, location or circumstance, can reach their
educational potential.
If you’d like to contribute, please spread our message, follow our
social media or donate at www.teachlearngrow.org.au/donate so you
can be part of a journey where we can all #BridgeTheGap in Australia.
Issue 79 November 2018 Page 21 rambler@coolgardie.wa.gov.au!
BUSH FIRES ACT NOTICE FOR OWNERS AND OCCUPIERS
Pursuant to the powers contained in Section 33 of the Bush Fires Act 1954, you are hereby required on or before the first day of
November 2018 or within fourteen days of your becoming owner or occupier of land should this be after this day to clear all
firebreaks and remove flammable materials from the land owned or occupied by you as specified hereunder and to have the
specified land and firebreaks clear of all flammable materials from the first day of November 2018 up to the thirty first day of March
2019.
1. Land Outside Town Sites
1.1 All buildings on land which are outside town sites shall be surrounded by two firebreaks not less than two (2)
meters wide cleared of all flammable material, the inner firebreak to be not more than twenty (20) meters from the
perimeter of the building or group of buildings and the outer firebreak not less than 200 meters from the inner
firebreak.
1.2 The removal of flammable material from the whole of the land between the firebreaks required in paragraph 1.1
above.
2. Land In Town Sites
2.1. Where the area of land is 2000 square meters (approximately ½ acre) or less, all flammable material shall be
removed from the whole of the land.
2.2. Where the area of land exceeds 2000 square meters, firebreaks at least three (3) meters in width shall be cleared
of all flammable material immediately inside and along the boundaries of land. Where there are buildings on the
land additional firebreaks three (3) meters in width shall be cleared immediately surrounding each building.
If it is considered for any reason to be impractical to clear firebreaks or remove flammable material as required by this notice, you
may apply to the Council not later than the first day of November 2018 for permission to provide firebreaks in alternative positions or
take alternative action to remove or abate fire hazards. If permission is not granted by Council or its’ duly Authorized Officer, you
shall comply with the requirements of this notice.
“Flammable material” does not include green growing trees or green growing plants in gardens. It also does not include plants native
to the region that are fire resistant, for example; saltbush shrubs.
If the requirements of this notice are carried out by burning, such burning shall comply with the relevant provisions of the Bush Fire
Act 1954.
The penalty for failing to comply with this notice is a fine of $5000 and a person in default is also liable, whether prosecuted or not, to
pay cost of performing the work directed in this notice, if it is not carried out by the owner or occupier by the date required by this
notice.
THE PROHIBITED BURNING PERIOD WILL BE FROM 1 NOVEMBER 2018 TO 31 MARCH 2019 AND SHALL APPLY
THROUGHOUT THE WHOLE SHIRE.
By Order of the Council
James Trail
Chief Executive Officer
Our Community, Our People, Our Future
Issue 79 November 2018 Page 22 rambler@coolgardie.wa.gov.auShire of Coolgardie
Our Community, Our People,
Our Future
All Shire premises and offices will
be closed on
Wednesday, November 21, 2018.
Prohibited They will re-open for normal hours
burning time of business on
Thursday, November 22, 2018.
NO FIRES are to be lit in the open air between
November 1, 2018 and March 31, 2019. The ban applies For futher information please phone 9080 2111.
throughout the whole of the Shire of Coolgardie.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Do not put yourself, your family or
your community at risk!
Coolgardie Volunteer Fire & Rescue
From the desk of the Coolgardie Volunteer
Fire and Rescue Captain David Shilton
As everyone would have seen on the news, WA is starting to experience bushfires. It is the season and there is a very informative
DFES media campaign at the moment with its strong message of “You can’t outrun it or outlast it - so take five minutes to outsmart
it”. In a bushfire every five minutes counts, so take the time now to spend five minutes having a discussion with your family and
friends on what you will do in such an event. All it takes is a five-minute chat to answer three simple questions.
5 MINUTE FIRE CHAT
1. WHEN will you know to leave?
2.WHERE will you go?
3.WHICH way will you go?
BE SAFE AND LEAVE EARLY OR BE PREPARED TO STAY AND DEFEND
Visit the www.dfes.wa.gov website and watch the informative video.
Our junior and senior running teams will be attending the WA State Competition on Friday, November 23, 2018. The teams
have been training well and attending picnic demo’s and a zone competition. Thank you to everyone who has supporting their
fundraising events and to the coaches Braden and Janelle Shilton who not only organise funding but also volunteer their time to
train the runners.
If you wish to join the Coolgardie Volunteer Fire and Rescue Service, come down and see us on Tuesday nights at the station on
Sylvester Street at 7pm, or telephone David Shilton on 0412 859 582.
Issue 79 November 2018 Page 23 rambler@coolgardie.wa.gov.auKerbside Waste Collection
REFUSE COLLECTION
Hard refuse should be placed neatly on the verge as close as possible to
the kerb and your driveway. The following items will be collected from
your verge;
• WHITE GOODS - Stoves, refrigerators (doors to be
Shire of Coolgardie
removed), washing machines etc.
• TRAMPOLINES/SWING SETS must be dismantled
• SCRAP METAL
• OLD FURNITURE
• GENERAL RUBBISH
The white goods and scrap metal should be placed on the verge in a pile
separate to the other hard refuse as this will be collected separately and
recycled. All items of hard refuse will be collected by hand. A maximum weight will
apply and as a general rule, two (2) people should be able to lift the item easily to
shoulder height with the item being no longer than 4 metres. Please note this service is
available in townsites only. It is important that residents pay close attention to the
requirements of the roadside collections. All waste is to be placed in a pile neatly on the
verge no earlier than one (1) week prior to the advertised collection week. All waste must
be placed on the verge by 6.00am on the advertised starting date as the truck will only
travel down your street once. All waste is to be placed on the verge without obstructing
footpaths or line of sight particularly adjacent to road intersections. Waste will not be
collected from Vacant Properties, Public Land or Land outside townsite boundaries.
THE FOLLOWING ITEMS WILL NOT BE COLLECTED
• GREEN WASTE * Chemicals
• Sand * Flammable liquids Liquids
* Flammable
• Rubble * Asbestos
• Bricks * Batteries
• Cement * Motor Vehicles
• Tyres * Car Parts
• Pesticides * Foodstuffs (Household Waste)
COLLECTION DATES
COOLGARDIE 05/11/2018
WEST KAMBALDA 12/11/2018
EAST KAMBALDA 19/11/2018
WIDGIEMOOLTHA 26/11/2018
Issue 79 November 2018 Page 24 rambler@coolgardie.wa.gov.auSUPPORT GUIDE
FOR AOD RELATED SERVICES IN KALGOORLIE-BOULDER, COOLGARDIE & KAMBALDA
Emergency/Ambulance 000 Kalgoorlie Police 9021 9777
EMERGENCY / Kalgoorlie Hospital 9080 5888 Coolgardie Police 9093 8400
INTOXICATED Bega Sobering Up Shelter 9022 5500 Kambalda Police 9027 1555
MEEDAC Patrol (Monday‑Friday 10am‑2pm & 4pm‑12am, Saturday 4pm‑12am, Sunday 4pm‑8pm) 0499 341 005
ALCOHOL AND Counselling & Services 24 Hour Support Lines
Community Alcohol & Drug Service 9021 3069 Alcohol & Drug Support Line 1800 198 024
DRUGS Goldfields Rehabilitation Services 9021 4732 Parent & Family Drug Support Line 1800 653 203
Bega Social Support Unit 9022 5500 Meth Helpline 1800 874 878
Bega Tobacco Action Team 9022 5500 Quitline (smoking) 13 78 48
Volatile Substance Use Incident Reporting Needle Syringe Exchange Program
Community Alcohol & Drug Service 9021 3069 Population Health 9080 8200
Email Reports receptionkalgoorlie@hopecs.org.au 9am‑12pm & 1‑4.30pm Mon, Thu, Fri
Bega Garnbirringu Health Clinic 9022 5500 Population Health 9080 8200
HEALTH 360 Healths + Community 9080 0400 Integrated Team Care (Hope) 9021 3096
Goldfields Women’s Health Centre 9021 8266 Kalgoorlie Hospital 9080 5888
Services 24 Hour Support Lines
MENTAL HEALTH Kalgoorlie Hospital 9080 5888 Rural Link 1800 552 002
Goldfields Community Mental Health 9088 6200 Lifeline 13 11 14
Centrecare 9080 0333 Beyond Blue 1300 224 636
Anglicare 9068 1845 Suicide Call Back 1300 659 467
Red Cross PHaMS 9026 1605 Crisis Care 1800 199 008
Bega Social Support Unit 9022 5500 MensLine 1300 789 978
headspace (12 – 25 years) 9021 5599
Goldfields Women’s Health Care Centre 9021 8266
Services 24 Hour Support Lines
YOUTH headspace Kalgoorlie 9021 5599 Kids Help Line 1800 551 800
SMYL 9093 1350 Lifeline 13 11 14
Bega Social Support Unit 9022 5500 Beyond Blue 1300 224 636
Centrecare 9080 0333 eheadspace www.eheadspace.org.au
Goldfields Child & Adolescent Mental Health 9088 6200
Eastern Goldfields YMCA 9021 1035
Kalgoorlie PCYC 9021 1076
Department of Communities 9022 0700
Department of Housing 9093 5200 Red Cross Outridge Terrace 9026 1605
Goldfields Women’s Refuge 9021 2836 Anglicare Housing Support 9068 1845
HOUSING Trilby Cooper Hostel 9021 5549 Crossroads West Youth Hostel 9091 1016
Salvos Emergency Accommodation 9021 2615 Redcross Short Stay (restricted) 9026 1620
SEXUAL Sexual Assault Sexual Health
Emergency/Ambulance/Police 000 Pop Health Sexual Health Advice 9080 8200
ASSAULT/HEALTH Sexual Assault Resource Centre 9091 1922 Goldfields Women’s Health Centre 9021 8266
Sexual Assault 24hr Support 1800 688 922
DOMESTIC Services 24 Hour Support Lines
Emergency/Ambulance 000 Men’s DV Helpline 1800 000 599
VIOLENCE Goldfields Women’s Refuge 9021 2836 Women’s DV Helpline 1800 007 339
Anglicare 9068 1845 MensLine 1300 789 978
Centrecare 9080 0333
Aboriginal Family Law Service 9021 0244
Goldfields Community Legal Centre 9021 1888
GAMBLING & Gambling Financial Support
Gambling Helpline 1800 858 858 Centrelink 13 62 40
FINANCIAL 0entrecare 9080 0333 Centrecare Financial Counselling 9080 0333
Online Support www.gamblinghelponline.org.au Salvos Emergency Relief 1300 371 288
Red Cross Emergency Relief 9026 1605
EMPLOYMENT & MAX Employment Kalgoorlie 9025 1200 Centrelink 13 62 40
G.E.T.S Kambalda 9027 0794 G.E.T.S Coolgardie 0419 774 719
TRAINING Nindila Training Centre 9022 5500 Stirling Transition to Work Program 6002 1025
Skill Hire 9026 4777 SMYL Community Services 9093 1350
Worklink 9022 7551 Aboriginal Workforce Development 9093 8650
Forrest Personnel 9091 1564 Activ 9021 2537
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Issue 79 November 2018 Page 25 rambler@coolgardie.wa.gov.auIf you can Strum, Hum, Thump, Blow, Tinkle, Sing or even Yodel give Ned a ring on 0437 990 934 and get this
show on the road.
As most are aware when you make stuff you get rubbish left over. We are no exception so we are looking for a
kind hearted person, with an old car trailer to donate that we can do up and use for the dump run.
If you can help please ring Gary on 0457 108 094
Fundraising
One man’s junk is another man’s gold, it has been said, so with this in mind we would like to collect your left over scrap metal.
This could include such things as –
• Aluminium cans
• Copper pipes
• Car Batteries
• Lead Flashings
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If you athink
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kind hearted person, with an old car trailer to donate that we can do up and use for the dump run.
If you can help please ring Gary on 0457 108 094
• Aluminium cans
• Copper pipes Fundraising
• Car batteries
One man’s junk is another man’s gold, it has been said, so with this in mind we would like to collect your left over scrap metal.
This could include such things as –
• Lead flashings • Aluminium cans
• Brass taps and fittings • Copper pipes
• Car Batteries
• Lead Flashings
If you think it might be of some value please
• Brass Taps and Fittings
contact Ray on 0458 187 009.
If you think it might be of some value please contact Ray on 0458 187 009
Issue 72Thank
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in advance Page 15 rambler@coolgardie.wa.gov.au
Thank you in advance
Coolgardie Community Recreation Centre
FITNESS CLASS
Would you like your child to start interacting with other
children?
Issue 72 April 2018 Page 15 rambler@coolgardie.wa.gov.au
Looking for a bit of adult conversation?
Structured and free play for your under 5s.
Come down for a coffee and a chat while your little
ones play.
A healthy morning tea will be provided. Commencing
Monday the 8th of October.
Every Monday morning. $5 per child; $10 per adult
9:30am - 10:30am Every Thursday 6.30pm
$2 per supervised child. Kambalda Recreation
Please call 9025 0309 for further information.
Facility Ph: 9080 2111
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