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PERTH broadcaster DennisCometti has been appointeda Member of the Order ofAustralia.

The Yokine resident re-ceived the accolade for hissignificant service to thebroadcast media and thecommunity.

Cometti said he hadfound the announcement alittle hard to believe.

“It was very surprisingand very flattering,” hesaid.

“It’s a slap on the back

for my family, my goodfriends who I broadcastwith and the people whoemploy me, so all of thatmakes a bit of sense.”

Cometti entered thebroadcast world while play-ing football for West Perth.

He wanted to be a discjockey and spin Top 40tunes and so he “bouncedaround the dial”, workingacross Perth and Mel-bourne for about five yearsplaying songs by The Beat-les and The Rolling Stones.

His first call up to com-mentating came in 1971 for

a state football game, whenhe joined the late Mel-bourne broadcaster IanMajor to call WA versusVictoria.

“I’d never called a gameof sport in my life,” he said.

“It gave me a taste forit.”

Before long, Comettimade the jump to sportbroadcasting.

He commentated onthree Olympic Games,worked as a broadcasteracross the ABC, Seven andNine, landed numerousawards and just this month

had the media centre atOptus Stadium named inhis honour.

“It was almost an out ofbody experience; you thinkthey’re talking about some-body else,” Cometti said ofthe centre.

He will continue in 2019to call Perth AFL gameswith Triple M and workwith Seven.

The broadcaster waseager to thank everyone hehad worked with so farthroughout his career, par-ticularly Bruce McAvaney.

“One of the things about

broadcasting is that youneed to trust the peopleyou’re broadcasting with,”he said.

“At the start we weretwo broadcasters doing ajob, but I think at the endwe almost thought in a sim-ilar fashion and trustedeach other completely.

“It made it so nice to goto work.”

Cometti was also laudedon the Australia Day Hon-ours list for hisvolunteering with Telethonand the Harry Perkins Med-ical Research Institution.

Cometti gets callSports broadcaster Dennis Cometti is renowned for his trademark wit, dry humour and smooth delivery. Picture: Bruce Hunt www.communitypix.com.au d490307

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New supermarket in the offingJessica Warriner

CITY of Stirling residentshave until February 7 tocomment on a proposedWoolworths store at the for-mer Bunnings site on Beau-fort Street in Inglewood.

Inglewood on Beaufortran an online poll in De-cember to gauge local feed-back on the store, with 626voters split 51 per cent insupport and 49 per centagainst.

Several respondentshave asked whether a re-placement Bunnings couldbe built at the site.

The store burnt to theground on February 26 lastyear, after which Bunningsgroup stated it was “contin-uing to work with thelandowner to rebuild theBunnings Inglewood store”.

Woolworths WA region-al development managerJarrad Wilson said the de-velopment would provide

“about 100 ongoing jobs atthe store and 90 jobs duringconstruction”.

“It’s a unique site withits own heritage and ourproposal acknowledges thepre-1960 building conven-tion and context alongBeaufort Street with an ArtDeco architectural style,”he said.

The Woolworths appli-cation includes a cafe onthe ground floor with al-fresco area facing the

street. Along with the su-permarket, there would bea BWS liquor shop on thefirst floor and a mezzanineoffice.

The proposal includesparking for 184 cars and 14bikes, with access viaEighth Avenue.

Public submissionsclose on February 7, withthe application due to be de-termined by the MetroNorth-West Joint Develop-ment Assessment Panel.

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Urban circus performers from 360 Allstars are powering up to entertain crowds at this year’s Fringe World Festival. Picture: Bruce Hunt www.communitypix.com.au d490269

MUSICIAN Gene Petersonspent enough time workingon other people’s showsthat he accidentally gainedthe experience to make hisvery own.

The result was a rein-vention of traditional cir-cus where the twist comesfrom replacing stereo-typical circus art formswith contemporary street

urban style, performedwith video projection andto a live soundtrack.

“Instead of acrobats, wehave breakdancers, insteadof a juggler there is a bas-ketball freestyler, insteadof a unicyclist there is aBMX rider and so on,”music director and drum-mer Peterson said.

“And it’s 360, so all these

art forms feature a rotationof 360 degrees performed byAllstars, who are the bestin the world at their indi-vidual discipline.

“It really is an interna-tional dream team cast.”

The show has been ontour for the past sevenyears in theatres and festi-vals, ranging from regionaland remote communities in

Outback Australia toBroadway at Times Squarein New York.

There have been sold-out seasons at Edinburghand Adelaide Fringe.

The 360 Allstars per-formers are ticking offtheir first Fringe Worldfrom a list of accomplish-ments, with a premiere sea-son at Teatro, The Wood-

side Pleasure Garden untilFebruary 10.

“This tour now is 100shows around Australiaand is the beginning of ournext world tour,” Petersonsaid. “We’re very early onin our Australian leg,which is 100 shows in 114days and then from that wego back to Europe andAmerica and continue for

the next 18 months.”Peterson said despite

Fringe World featuringmany fantastic circus acts,360 Allstars sat in its ownbox within that multidisci-plinary, circus-physicaltheatre genre.

“It’s a full feast for thesenses and for all ages.” hesaid.

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A 12-year-old girl who gavebirth at a Perth hospitalhas sparked a co-ordinatedresponse from a range ofState Government and ex-ternal support agencies.

The girl, who becamepregnant at the age of 11,gave birth earlier thismonth.

Department of Commu-nities assistant director ofgeneral service delivery inthe metropolitan area,Jackie Tang, said while thedepartment would not com-ment on an individual casein order to protect the pri-vacy of children and fami-lies, it worked closely withmultiple agencies when ayoung mother gave birth.

“A co-ordinated re-sponse is required from arange of State Governmentand external support agen-cies both in the short andlong term in order to makea lasting difference to the

wellbeing of all affectedparties,” she said.

“The Department ofCommunities, the WA Po-lice and Department ofHealth work together inten-sively in the best interestsof all concerned.

“If there are concernsthat a child may have beensexually abused or is likelyto be sexually abused, Com-munities undertakes a thor-ough assessment of the situ-ation. Where necessary, thematter will be referred tothe WA Police for furtherinvestigation and referralsto appropriate supports areprovided.”

WA Health Departmentstatistics show since 1980there have been 12 regis-tered births to girls aged 12,the youngest registered ageof a birth mother in WA.

In 2017 there were threeregistered births to girlsaged 13 or younger, sevenregistered births to 14-years-olds and 21 registeredbirths to 15-year-olds.

Births, Deaths and Mar-riages said last year theyoungest mum registeredas giving birth was aged 14.

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A VOLUNTEER supportingpeople in crisis and a horti-culturalist helping rehabil-itate the coastline areamong those people recog-nised at City of Stirling’sAustralia Day awards.

Four individuals andone organisation receivedhonours at the weekend’sCommunity Citizen of theYear Awards ceremony,held with the Australia DayCouncil of WA.

Dianella’s Hayley Solichwas named Community Cit-

izen of the Year for 25 yearsof voluntary work helpingwomen in domestic vio-lence situations, people ex-periencing homelessnessand drug-affected people.

She serves on more than10 mental health commit-tees and has contributedher personal experiences asa carer to Carers WA train-ing videos.

“Quiet achiever” WalterKolb, of North Beach, re-ceived the Senior Commu-nity Citizen of the Year

award for his contributionsas a horticulturalist. He hasdedicated more than 4000hours to the coastal regen-eration of City beaches.

Young Community Citi-zen of the Year was award-ed to Dianella residentLaura Ives Hicks, who is aguide leader at Scarbor-ough Beach SeaviewGuides, serves on a localcommittee for a youngwomen’s guide group anddonates her time to guidingprograms.

Stirling Youth Advo-cates received the ActiveCitizen Award for a com-munity group, recognisingits efforts advocating forand uniting young peoplein the City.

Stirling resident BerniePugh was named the City’sCommunity Volunteer ofthe Year for his more than10 years of volunteering ef-forts, including the pastfour years transporting se-niors on group outings forthe Connect2 program.

Sterling citizens rewardedCommunity Citizen of the Year Hayley Solich has shared her experience of living with someone in recovery from using meth.Picture: Andrew Ritchie www.communitypix.com.au d482300

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ROBERT Buratti’s obses-sion with surrealism in-spired a vision to presentworks of Salvador Dali on agrand scale.

For two years, the artistbehind Subiaco’s BurattiGallery has been curatingexhibition Dali Land,showing at Metro City aspart of Fringe World,which also has the perfor-mance element Dali After

Dark presented by Fringefavourites Briefs Factory.

“We have a strong littlecollection and what we’retrying to do, in the classicFringe spirit, is take thisspace and use it in a differ-ent way,” Buratti said.

“To take a subject andgive it a different voice, soit’s not just an exhibition,it’s a Dali art experiencewith performances.”

Enter Brisbane-basedBriefs Factory, the creativeminds behind Briefs Close

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Shelton and Lisa Fa’alafi,patrons enter through theside stagedoor and walkthrough the corridors

below the stage, dressingrooms and all four storeysof the venue.

“Without giving toomuch away, we want totake people on a journey,”Shelton said.

“You’ll meet Dali andGala (Dali’s wife) who willbe your hosts and we’re po-sitioning this as theirhouse. There are all kindsof different charactersyou’ll meet along the wayand the idea is partly usbringing to life and expand-ing on his artwork and alsobuilding on their ideas ofthe epic surrealist dinnersthey used to hold.”

“It’s like a dinner for thesenses; a dinner of perfor-mance, not actually foodbut we are the food forthought,” Dali After Dark

performer Fa’alafi said.“It’s epic. I think if Dali

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VISION Australia Radio(VAR) has landed a $174,000grant to move into a perma-nent home.

The Lotterywest grantwill help provide newequipment and assist VARPerth move from its tempo-rary studios at ECU to pur-pose-built studios at VisionAustralia’s local headquar-ters in West Leederville.

Disability Services Min-ister Stephen Dawson madethe announcement lastweek.

Vision Australia chiefexecutive Ron Hooton saidthe move would expandPerth programming to 45hours per week and helpthe organisation become anemployment hub for peoplewho were blind or had lowvision.

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CRIME WATCH 7January 29, 2019

Kristie Lim

BAYSWATER police offi-cers want to continue re-ducing crime rates in May-lands as they enter the lastmonth of OperationCowhide.

After concerns aboutanti-social behaviour alongEighth Avenue from thecommunity, MaylandsMLA Lisa Baker andBayswater council in Octo-ber, police started the oper-ation on November 5,which will run until Febru-ary 28.

The aim is to reducecrime, provide proactiveaction and reactive enforce-

ment. Bayswater policeworks regularly with sup-port organisations, thecities of Bayswater andStirling rangers, MountedPolice Section, the RegionalOperations Group, WA Po-lice Force Aboriginal andCommunity Diversity Unitand business owners.

Officer-in-charge JohnWaghorn said that sincestarting in November, thecurrent rate of burglarieshad dropped from 52 percent to 14 per cent com-pared to the same period oftime last year.

“We are actually about34 burglaries better off inthe corresponding period

last year but that is throughall six suburbs,” he said.

“To reduce Maylandsfrom where it was to whereit is now has been good forus.

“With another month ofthe operation, we are confi-dent that it can be reducedeven further.”

Sgt Waghorn said thegoal next month was tobuild on early success.

“What we have donewith Maylands is particu-larly on the Thursdayevening when we have theoverlap, we have dedicateda specific patrol throughthe Maylands area,” hesaid.

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As he walked out, he sawa man standing nearby,which prompted him to en-sure the door to the bike

area was locked. About 15minutes later, the manentered and used bolt cut-ters to cut through the lockand take the $5000 bicycle.

Police found the bicycleleft behind after a robberyof another man in Gosnellsseveral days later.

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Braun muscles way to victorySCARBOROUGH TennisAcademy player NoahBraun (10) has won histhird singles tournament ofthe summer.

The youngster, whostarted playing when hewas six, also won a doublestournament this season.

The Junior Tennis Tour10-and-under events wereheld at Applecross, Mid-land and Nedlands tennisclubs.

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BEN Popham likes a chal-lenge and for the 18-year-old, juggling his Year 12studies last year while trav-elling to Cairns to achieve aworld swimming rankingin freestyle proved a wor-thy feat.

Popham is a finalist forthe WA Sports Star Awardin the Junior Sports Starcategory.

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The 2011 Telethon childsaid CP had been a chal-lenge when it came toswimming but “it’s justabout working around it”.

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The Marmion residentsaid his biggest swimmingachievement was winningtwo gold medals during hisfinal year of high schoollast year, one with the Aus-tralian 34 point men’s relay

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State swimmers pool their talentsWA finished third in the2019 Australia Pool Life Sav-ing Championships after astrong performance fromthe team of 21 athletes.

Travelling to Sydney forthe three-day national com-petition, the WA teamclaimed 24 gold, 15 silverand six bronze medals tofinish third behind NSWand Victoria.

TJ Chong Sue, ofUWA/West Coast SwimClub and Fremantle SurfLife Saving Club (SLSC),was named Overall MaleLifesaver of the Meet afterwinning six individual gold,five team gold and one teamsilver. He also won theUnder 16 Australian CupSuper Lifesaver Award andgold in the Under 16 MaleOverall Championship.

Lily Moore was the pickof WA’s female competitors,winning silver in the Under16 Women’s Overall Cham-pionship after she picked upseven medals in the water.Male swimmer of the meet TJ Chong Sue.

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ming Club and FremantleSLSC) - 1 Individual Silver, 2Team Gold, 3 Team Silver■ Lily Moore (FremantlePort Swimming Club andNorth Cottesloe SLSC) - 2Individual Gold, 1 IndividualSilver, 3 Team Gold, 1 TeamSilver■ Kelton Rothnie (SouthsidePenrhos Wesley Swimming

Club and Fremantle SLSC) -2 Individual Silver, 1 Individ-ual Bronze, 4 Team Gold, 2Team Silver■ Imogen Ashworth (SouthLake Dolphins SwimmingClub and Fremantle SLSC) -1 Individual Bronze■ Felicity Metcalfe (CoogeeBeach SLSC) - 1 IndividualGold

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