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The CiTy of SubiaCo preSenTS The
for Young Writers
T im WinTon AWArd
Let your
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EVENTS
SUBIACO SCENE
Australia’s Biggest Morning TeaFriday 25 May, 10am to 11.30am Shenton Park Community Centre, 240 Onslow Road $10 per person | Book at www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/events
Befriend Monthly Sausage SizzleSunday 27 May, 12pm to 2pm Market Square, Roberts Road, Subiaco $2.50 hot dogs, $1 drinks RSVP to 0404 831 201 | www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/events Supported by a City of Subiaco partnership
Author Talk: Louise Allan Monday 28 May, 6pm to 8pm Subiaco Library, 237 Rokeby Road, Subiaco FREE | www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/events
Seniors’ Coffee ClubTuesday 29 May, 10am to 11am Café Café, 8 Subiaco Square, Subiaco Attendees to pay for refreshments www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/events
Brandcamp: Your recipe for a purposeful brand (workshop for not-for-proft and community groups)Thursday 31 May, 9am to 1pm Subiaco Community Centre, 203 Bagot Road, Subiaco $5 | Book at www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/events
COMMUNITY NOTICES
WWW.SUBIACO.WA.GOV.AU241 Rokeby Road, Subiaco WA 6008 | T (08) 9237 9222 | E [email protected]
For more information and full events listing visit
2018 HERITAGE CONSERVATION AND SUSTAINABLE BUILDING AWARDSThe owners and architects of three City of Subiaco homes have been recognised across two categories at the Heritage Conservation and Sustainable Building Awards.
Adaptation of a Heritage Place
The winner of this category was 201 Railway Road, Subiaco, designed by MSG Architects. The combined former store and residence have been retained and sensitively adapted to accommodate the owners’ traditional Chinese medicine practice. In brief, the judges described this project as ‘a sensitive adaptation of a corner store and residence’.
New Buildings in Heritage Streetscapes
A commendation in this category was awarded to 27 Hopetoun Terrace, Shenton Park, which refects the owners’ appreciation of the original streetscape context of the property and the traditional character of this part of Shenton Park. The residence combines modern materials with traditional details, and the judges described this project as ‘a good neighbour to its context’.
The winner of this category was 88 Heytesbury Road, Subiaco, which was designed by Luigi Rosselli Architects. The project demonstrates the successful management of scale, massing and materials to allow a larger, modern residential building to sit respectfully within a traditional streetscape. In brief, the judges described this project as ‘a modern interpretation of the traditional streetscape.’
To see the award-winning entries, visit www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/heritageawards
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GRANTSDo you have an amazing idea which promotes a sense of belonging to the Subiaco community? Or helps improve the wellbeing of residents? The city would love to hear from you. It could be public art, a community event or a theatrical performance. Applications are currently being accepted from community organisations for the July round of Community Development Grants. For further details, visit www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/grants or call 9237 9324. Applications close at 4pm on Monday 2 July.
SUBIACO COMMUNITY LEGAL SERVICEThe Subiaco Community Legal Service is run by a team of experienced and qualifed lawyers who donate their time to assist local residents with legal matters, including estate planning, wills, commercial and civil issues, and family law. Appointments are available every Monday (excluding public holidays) between 6pm and 8pm. To book and for more information, visit www.subiaco.legal. The Subiaco Community Legal Service is supported by a City of Subiaco Community Partnership.
PLANNING CONSULTATIONThe following item is open for comment:
Matter Address Closing date
Proposed Heritage Areas
52 to 86 and 51 to 125 Lawler Street; 230 to 280 and 241 to 281 Hamersley Road; and 5 to 51 Sadlier Street and 103 to 119 Redfern Street
Friday 8 June, 5pm
To view documents related to the above, visit www.haveyoursay.subiaco.wa.gov.au or drop into the city’s Administration Centre at 241 Rokeby Road or Subiaco Library at 237 Rokeby Road. You can also comment via email to [email protected] or by mail addressed to the Chief Executive Offcer (address in footer below). Clearly indicate your name, address and the proposal or application to which the submission relates.
SHAPE OUR CITY DROP-IN SESSIONS: DAGLISH STATION PRECINCTThe City of Subiaco’s drop-in sessions regarding the draft Local Planning Strategy and draft Local Planning Scheme No. 5 have so far been well-attended. Attendees at recent sessions have been able to sit down with city staff members, ask questions and gain a better understanding of what the documents propose.
If you are a resident or ratepayer in the City of Subiaco, these draft documents propose signifcant changes that could affect your property and neighbourhood so if you would like to provide feedback that could infuence the fnal outcome, now is the time to do so. To access the documents and make a submission, visit www.haveyoursay.subiaco.wa.gov.au. Submissions close at 5pm on Friday 13 July.
This week’s drop-in sessions will focus on the Daglish Station precinct which is the area bounded by Nicholson Road to the south, Selby Street to the west, Hay Street to the north and then parts of Bagot, Hensman, Hamersley and Rokeby roads to the east – see the map on the Have Your Say Subiaco website for clarifcation. Details of the drop-in sessions are as follows:
Daglish Station precinct
Thursday 24 May 6pm to 8pm The Palms Community Centre
Saturday 26 May 10am to 12pm Subiaco Community Centre
Last chance! Entries close at 4pm on Monday 21 May.www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/shauntanaward
2018 TIM WINTON AWARD FOR YOUNG WRITERSIt’s time to sharpen your pencils and ready your pens – the Tim Winton Award for Young Writers is back for its 26th year! With four-time Miles Franklin Award-winner Tim Winton as its patron, the award fosters creativity and imagination with an emphasis on the importance of storytelling.
The city invites all West Australian school students, from years one to twelve, to submit an original story up to 2000 words in length. Entries will be judged by a panel of local authors, educators and librarians, who will be looking for originality, story development and writing quality.
Entries open on Tuesday 5 June. All entries must be registered online and stories submitted either online or in person to Subiaco Library by 4pm on Monday 25 June. For more information, visit www.subiaco.wa.gov.au/timwintonaward
Good luck, young writers, and let your imagination take you somewhere unexpected!
