Family Fun at Autumn River Festival!

BULLETINBELMONTISSUE THR EE , MAY 2014

IN ThIs IssUE:

• Autumn River Festival Fun

• Community Emergency Preparedness

• Register for electronic rate notices

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We welcome active participation in our local government and open dialogue on Council activities.

It was such a pleasure seeing so many local residents at our City of Belmont Autumn River Festival last month. Over 4,000 people came to Garvey Park to take advantage of the delightful weather, relax by the river and enjoy all the free activities, food and entertainment.

I know Councillors and Council staff had a great day serving fish and chips, manning stalls, organising activities and I thank them all for their input into making it such a fun day for all.

OPPORTUNITy NEWsMAyOR’s MEssAgE

East WardCr. Phil Marks (Mayor) P: 9277 4919 M: 0417 998 229 crmarks@belmont.wa.gov.au

Cr. Margie Bass P/F: 9277 9504 M: 0423 768 760 crbass@belmont.wa.gov.au

Cr. Bernie Ryan P: 9277 4529 M: 0418 941 328 crryan@belmont.wa.gov.au

West WardCr Robert Rossi JP (Deputy Mayor) P: 9361 6696 crrossi@belmont.wa.gov.au

Cr. Lauren Cayoun P: 9361 0719 M: 0416 380 633 crcayoun@belmont.wa.gov.au

Cr. Paul hitt P/F: 9478 6260 crhitt@belmont.wa.gov.au

south Ward Cr. Janet Powell P/F: 9277 3915 M: 0407 277 391 crpowell@belmont.wa.gov.au

Cr. Patrick gardner M: 0423 105 032 crgardner@belmont.wa.gov.au

Cr. steve Wolff M: 0401 822 553 crwolff@belmont.wa.gov.au

You may have heard of the recent findings of dead birds at Tomato Lake caused by avian botulism. I would like to remind everyone not to feed bread to birds as it can upset the balance of nature and is one of the contributing factors that cause high nutrient levels in waterways.

Avian botulism is a serious disease which causes progressive weakness, paralysis and death in water birds. The first sign is usually a drooping head and affected birds must be removed from the lake immediately to prevent spread of the bacteria. If you see any sick or dead water

birds, contact the City’s Parks and Environment Department on 9477 7257.

The City is committed to providing a vast selection of events and activities for our residents and this includes the annual Belmont Art and Photographic Awards and Exhibition. It is a particularly wonderful event as it showcases the incredible talent we have right here in Belmont and I look forward to seeing this year’s exhibition.

Cr. Phil Marks Mayor

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ELECTRONIC RATE NOTICEsYou can now register to receive future rate notices by email, rather than by post.

To register, complete the registration form at www.belmont.wa.gov.au quicklinks - eRates or contact the City’s Rates Department on 9477 7245.

AUTUMN RIvER FEsTIvAL FUNOver 4,000 people gathered at Garvey Park in glorious Autumn weather last month for the City’s Autumn River Festival; one of the City’s largest events of the year.

City of Belmont residents who had presented their Opportunity Card on arrival received vouchers for free food and drinks, including Kailis fish and chips, coffee and a BPA-free coffee travel mug, soft drinks, fruit salad, a wine tasting and a native seedling.

There was also an abundance of free family fun including spectacular live water-ski shows, stand-up paddle boarding, hole-in-one golf competition and live stage entertainment.

Kids enjoyed a wide array of free activities including carnival rides, camel rides and face painting.

Congratulations to Lucy Thompson from Belmont who won the Lamont’s hamper simply by completing the survey at the event. The City received a huge amount of fantastic feedback from residents who praised the City for the wonderful atmosphere on the day for families to enjoy.

Residents who wish to obtain an Opportunity Card can call 9477 7407 or email opportunitycard@belmont.wa.gov.au

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sENIORs INFORMATION sEssIONs – hEALTh FOR LIFECommunity members are invited to attend the free Health for Life information session available to seniors living within the City of Belmont.

Get active and participate in a group exercise activity suitable for all fitness levels, followed by a healthy cooking class.

Time: 10am to 2pm

Date: Tuesday, 15 July 2014

Venue: Belmont Senior Citizens Centre, Progress Way, Cloverdale

Sessions will include a morning tea and lunch and will also feature a presentation on ageing well and making the most of concessions and benefits available for seniors.

RSVP by Tuesday, 1 July by contacting Tammy Carleo, Seniors Engagement Officer on 9477 7149 or email tammy.carleo@belmont.wa.gov.au

ON ThE ROADsHere you can find a list of the current and upcoming road and drainage works within the City of Belmont. Find out what is happening and where.

ROAD AND DRAINAgE WORKs

Location sectionDescription of Works

Epsom Avenue 10 Epsom Avenue to Matheson Road Road Rehabilitation

Kew Street Intersection of Pearl Road Road Modification

Centenary Park Daly StreetCar Park and Drainage Upgrade

Avarna Street Elmsfield Street to Avarna Street cul de sac Road Rehabilitation

Abernethy Road Intersection of Campbell Street Road Modification

Centenary Park Daly StreetCar Park and Drainage Upgrade

Kooyong Road Kestal Place and Fulham Street Drainage Upgrade

Daly Street Intersection Barker Street Drainage Upgrade

Help us to improve our services by providing feedback and report problems spotted at www.belmont.wa.gov.au, or contact the Technical Services Department on 9477 7118.

WRIghT sTREET AND BELgRAvIA sTREET INTERsECTION – BLACK sPOTBlack spot at Wright street and Belgravia street Intersection

Due to the high number of crashes at the Wright Street and Belgravia Street intersection, the City of Belmont recently completed modifications to improve this section of the road and make it safer for both pedestrians and vehicles.

Work consisted of installing traffic calming devices called pre-deflection nibs on the northern and eastern legs of the existing single lane roundabout, reducing the speed of vehicles on their approach to the roundabout.

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COMMUNITy DEvELOPMENT

To celebrate Harmony Day – Everyone Belongs, the City of Belmont hosted the Harmony Week Concert at Tomato Lake in March, to promote and recognise our community’s cultural diversity.

Performers representing many different cultures entertained the crowds and there were lots of activities on the day including an inflatable bungy run slam dunk game, art projects and jewellery making, supported by local stakeholders Jacaranda Community Centre, Sri Chinmoy, New Life City Church, Bentley Armadale Medicare Local and the City of Belmont’s Youth Centre.

Featuring the Akwaaba African dance and drummers group, traditional dance and music by the Indian group Temple of Fine Arts of the Classical, the Roztiazhka Ukrainian Cossack Dancers, the energetic Samoan Cultural Group and the vibrant Dadajaal Dhanbul Aboriginal Dance Group, Harmony Day was a great success.

Harmony Day is an Australian Government programme and coincides with the United Nations International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. It has been widely celebrated across communities throughout Australia since 1999.

For more information, please contact Amina Currimbhoy, Coordinator Community Development on 9477 7442 or email amina.currimbhoy@belmont.wa.gov.au

For more information on National Harmony Day, visit www.harmony.gov.au

With the winter storm season approaching, there is no better time to start thinking about preparing your family and your home in case of an emergency.

The City of Belmont’s Emergency Preparedness information brochures have been launched to raise the community’s awareness of how to prepare for emergencies. The brochure is available in nine different languages including Arabic, Mandarin, Filipino/Tagalog, Italian, Cantonese, Vietnamese, Punjabi, Somali and English.

The brochure was developed thanks to funding from the City of Belmont and the Federal Government’s Natural Disaster Resilience Grant Program.

Brochures are available from the City of Belmont Civic Centre, Ruth Faulkner Public Library and at www.belmont.wa.gov.au

For more information, please contact Amina Currimbhoy, Coordinator Community Development on 9477 7442 or email amina.currimbhoy@belmont.wa.gov.au

EvERyONE BELONgs IN ThE CITy OF BELMONT

Lesley Howell, Amina Currimbhoy, Mayor Phil Marks and Lisa Dobrin.

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2014 BELMONT ART AND PhOTOgRAPhIC AWARDs AND ExhIBITIONEntries have opened for the 2014 Belmont Art and Photographic Awards and Exhibition!

Entry forms are available from the City of Belmont Civic Centre, Belmont Forum Shopping Centre Customer Service or online at www.belmont.wa.gov.au Return your completed entry form and payment to the City of Belmont Civic Centre by Thursday, 19 June 2014.

The exhibition will be held at Belmont Forum Shopping Centre from Monday, 21 July to Saturday, 2 August 2014.

For more information, contact the Community Wellbeing Team on 9477 7409.

Last Orders, (Detail) by James Mallard. Winner 2013 City of Belmont Acquisitive Photography Award.

Manaaki Tai and City of Belmont Mayor, Cr Phil Marks.

sPORTINg AND CULTURAL DONATIONsThe City is proud of its high achievers for excelling in their sports and wishes to congratulate local sporting donation recipients: Manaaki Tai (State mixed netball tournament in Western Australia), Aimee Martin (National women’s baseball championships in New South Wales), Braidyn Nelson (Australian junior ten pin bowling championships in New South Wales), Tyler Armenti (National sprints for kayaking in South Australia) and River Armenti (National sprints for kayaking in South Australia).

To download the guidelines and application form for sporting donations, visit www.belmont.wa.gov.au and click on Lifestyle, or contact Community Wellbeing on 9477 7184.

COMMUNITy WELLBEINg

COMMUNITy CONsULTATION – ThE ARTsThe City of Belmont is undertaking an Arts Facilities Feasibility Study

to guide both short and long term planning in the arts and we would

like to hear about our communities’ aspirations.

If you live, work or deliver art services in the City of Belmont, you

are welcome to attend one of two consultation forums to be held on:

Light refreshments will be served. As RSVP is essential, please contact

the Community Wellbeing Administration Assistant on 9477 7184.

Tuesday, 20 May 2014 12pm – 2pm Ruth Faulkner Public Library

Thursday, 22 May 2014 6pm – 8pm Ruth Faulkner Public Library

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ACTIvE LIFEsTyLEs A sUCCEssThe City’s avid Dynamic Stretch Pilates participants attended the last session for Term One at the newly renovated Forster Park Hall last month.

The low-cost Pilates style class run by local top ten trainer Tracy Gott has been a huge success, attracting both men and women of all fitness levels to achieve a balance between strength, mobility, flexibility and core strength.

To register for the next round of Dynamic Stretch Pilates Style classes, contact the Community Wellbeing Team on 9477 7184 or email michelle.green@belmont.wa.gov.au

ACTIvE, NUTRITIOUs AND CREATIvE LIFEsTyLE TERM PROgRAMs UPDATEThe City of Belmont has launched the next Active, Nutritious and Creative Lifestyle Term 2 classes. Classes include:

Active Lifestyles Dynamic stretch pilates-style classes, Big and little boot camp; Adult swimming classes and Love, Laughter and Longevity Classes.

Nutritious LifestylesNutrition Simplified – Four steps to achieve Ultimate Wellness.

Creative Lifestyles

Introduction to painting with watercolours and pastels.

Full program details are available at www.belmont.wa.gov.au To register or to subscribe to the City’s mailing list, contact Michelle Green, Community Wellbeing Administration Assistant on 9477 7184 or email michelle.green@belmont.wa.gov.au

We hope that your family has had loads of fun in 2014 by using the Summer and Autumn Fun for Families Activity Diary!

Remember to complete at least eight activities in the edition and return your diary by Friday, 11 July to the City of Belmont Civic Centre, to be in the draw to win either a family day pass to Adventure World or a family pass to Scitech.

For further information, contact Community Wellbeing on 9477 7212.

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LIBRARy AND MUsEUMWhAT’s ON Start something new in 2014 at your

Library, a meeting place like no other!

PERsON OF INTEREsT, sERgEANT gRANT EDgAR, OFFICER IN ChARgE OF ThE sOUTh EAsT METRO DIsTRICT FORENsIC OFFICE

Wednesday, 21 May 2014, 6:30pm to 7:30pm

As the Officer-in-Charge at the South East Metro District Forensic Investigation Office in Perth, Sergeant Grant Edgar has been in the Police Force since 1984 and commenced forensic duties in 1989. Sergeant Edgar is a crime scene investigator and has attended numerous international and national disaster events including the 2002 Bali bombings, the 2004 Thailand tsunami, the 2009 Victorian bushfires and the 2009 Christmas Island boat tragedy, as well as numerous local crime incidents. Sergeant Edgar will offer some insight into the powerful role forensic science plays in the explanation of disasters and crime scenes.

Light refreshments will be available from 6pm. Book now as places are limited.

PERsON OF INTEREsT, DAvID WhIsh-WILsON

Tuesday, 17 June 2014, 6:30pm to 7:30pm

David Whish-Wilson, author and lecturer at Curtin University, will provide a fascinating insight into his book Line of Sight, a fictional story of the death of a brothel madam in Perth in 1975. The story was inspired by the incidents surrounding the death of local identity Shirley Finn.

Light refreshments available from 6pm. Book now as places are limited.

hOMEWORK CLUB – vOLUNTEER hELP NEEDED

Every Thursday during term time, 4pm to 6pm

The Library provides a safe and quiet space for students aged 12+ years to visit on Thursdays from 4pm to 6pm. However, the students need help. If you are a retired teacher or scholar and would like to volunteer as a Homework Club tutor, contact the Library and request a Volunteer Application form.

BELMONT INTEREsT gROUP (BIg)

Monthly on Mondays from 2pm to 3pm suitable for all ages

Be inspired by a great variety of stimulating presenters. Come along and join the friendly and inviting atmosphere plus enjoy light refreshments afterwards. No bookings required.

Monday, 19 May 2014

Join Brain Gym’s Lee-Anne Macleod, an accredited Kinesiologist and experienced counsellor and qualified psychologist, Patrick Deuchar, for a discussion about how brain gym can assist to achieve a greater level of physical, emotional and mental well being. For more information, visit www.braingymwa.com.au

Monday, 16 June 2014

As a member of the Royal Western Australian Historical Society, Jo Pearson will offer a nostalgic trip back to the 19th century with information and photos of the costumes worn during that period.

LIBRARy AND INFORMATION WEEK 2014 – JOIN ThE DOTs

From 19 to 24 May, Ruth Faulkner Public Library will join organisations across the nation to celebrate Library and Information Week 2014.

Organised by the Australian Library and Information Association, the event will promote the value of reading and literacy, the importance of Australia’s book industry and the role of libraries.

Borrow any item during Library and Information Week to have a chance of winning a prize from one of the 300 secretly marked Library items.

For more information on Library and Information Week around Australia, visit www.alia.org.au

WINNERs OF ThE $100 shOPPINg vOUChERs ANNOUNCED!

Congratulations to Andrew Hall and Kristi Turner, winners of the 2014 Library and Heritage survey competition.

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NATIONAL sIMULTANEOUs sTORy-TIME

Wednesday, 21 May 2014, 11am to 11:30am suitable for parents and children aged 2 to 4 years

As part of the National Simultaneous Story Time, the Library will join other Australian libraries in reading the picture book Too Many Elephants in this House by Ursula Dubosarsky. This will mean that the story will be read to more than 100,000 children across Australia on the same day!

The Library’s story time team will delight and entertain children with stories, action and songs. Come along and join in the fun and receive a free sticker. Also, the first 20 families to book a place will receive a free Library Gift pack on the day.

For more information on National Simultaneous Story-time around Australia visit the National Simultaneous Story time pages on at www.alia.org.au/nss

Book now as places are limited.

AUTUMN RIvER FEsTIvAL hAMPER WINNERs

Congratulations to the lucky winners of the Belmont Museum Raffle at the Autumn River Festival last month.

JULy sChOOL hOLIDAys gO WILD!

Let your imagination go wild and visit the Library during the July school holidays for free children’s activities. Activities include LEGO building competitions, story time, emu craft and hands-on experience with wild animals. Visit www.belmont.wa.gov.au for a full list of activities.

MUsEUMNEW ExhIBITION BELMONT ON ThE MOvE – PLANEs, TRAINs AND BRIDgEs

May to July 2014

Join the National Trust and Belmont Museum in celebrating Australian Journeys with the 2014 Western Australian Heritage Festival.

It’s also the perfect time to pack your suitcase and come on a historical journey through Belmont with our own journey themed exhibition, Belmont on the Move – Planes, Trains and Bridges.

Discover the City of Belmont’s dynamic past, from the 19th century convict road of Great Eastern Highway, to memories of the old Belmont Railway Station and the momentous Christmas opening of the Garratt Road Bridge in 1934, built by locals during the Great Depression.

Tales of tragedy from the post-war Dunreath migrant hostel contrast with the parties of ANA aircrews, who relaxed in Redcliffe after seventeen hour long domestic flights in the 1960s.

Come and share your memories of your travels through Belmont!

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A sTEP BACK IN TIME

WORKshOP WITh DION DOsUALDO

Tuesday, 13 May 2014 6pm light refreshments 6:30pm to 7:30pm Workshop 7:30pm to 8:30pm Museum open

Explore your own home history and ask, Who’s Been sleeping in My house? Belmont Museum presents a special opportunity to step Back in Time.

Dion Dosualdo and his team from Landgate will deliver a fun, interactive presentation on researching ancestry or property, including the history of various suburbs and street names.

Landgate has an extensive archive of historical, aerial imagery dating back to the early 1940s as well as an archive of Certificate of Title, land registration documents and historical maps.

After the presentation, take a night stroll through the Belmont Museum and see the Belmont on the Move exhibition with stories of the changing landscape in the City of Belmont.

Book now through Belmont Museum or Ruth Faulkner Public Library, as places are limited.

The Belmont Museum is now open Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2pm to 5pm and we’d love to show you around!

For further information regarding Library and Museum events including bookings, call 9477 7150, email libinfodesk@belmont.wa.gov.au or visit the Library at 215 Wright street, Cloverdale. For details on activities and dates, visit www.belmont.wa.gov.au and click on the Library quicklink.

Autumn River Festival Hampers winners, Chenoah Kickett and Angus Penny.

Autumn River Festival Hampers winners, Cameron, Ava and Rachel Barr.

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ENvIRONMENT

COMMUNITy EMERgENCy PREPAREDNEss

Wednesday, 16 April to Wednesday, 14 May 2014A Draft Belmont Foreshore Precinct Plan has recently been developed to provide the City of Belmont, Swan River Trust and Western Australian Planning Commission with a detailed planning tool to guide the future use and development of the Belmont foreshore.

The City is seeking feedback from the community, with residents, businesses and visitors to the precinct area encouraged to provide comments. The precinct area encompasses the riverfront within the City of Belmont from Graham Farmer Freeway to Ivy Street.

Specific feedback is sought on the identification of future ‘activity nodes’ that may include recreational, tourism and commercial activities, as well as the key issues identified; foreshore path continuity, foreshore erosion, land management and predicted impacts of climate change.

Copies of the Precinct Plan are available from Ruth Faulkner Public Library, 215 Wright St, Cloverdale or can be downloaded from the City of Belmont website www.belmont.wa.gov.au

Please submit comments in writing by close of business on Wednesday, 14 May to belmont@belmont.wa.gov.au, or post or hand deliver to: Att: Nicole Davey City of Belmont, 215 Wright St (LMB 379), Cloverdale WA 6105.

If you have any queries, contact the City’s Coordinator - Environment, Nicole Davey on 94777 7295 or email nicole.davey@belmont.wa.gov.au

BELMONT FOREshORE PRECINCT PLAN OPEN FOR CONsULTATION

A permanent winter sprinkler ban applies to all scheme water and ground water bore users in Perth and Mandurah, from 1 June to 31 August.

As a Waterwise council, the City supports the winter sprinkler ban and is committed to saving water for our community and has already made significant investments into our buildings and our parks to use water wisely. Sporting fields may on occasion be irrigated during the ban, which is permitted through the City’s groundwater licence.

If you see irrigation systems being used anywhere else, it could be for maintenance and testing to prevent blockages, maintenance to playing surfaces and turf areas or the replacement of turf or garden areas.

At home, using hand-held hoses to water your gardens and flushing private bore systems during the sprinkler ban is permitted. Exemptions can also be applied for so that you can water new lawns or gardens for up to 28 days from the day of planting.

For further information about being waterwise and how every drop counts, you can contact the Water Corporation on 13 10 39, or visit www.watercorporation.com.au

For more information on how the City is being waterwise, visit www.belmont.wa.gov.au or contact the City’s Parks and Environment Department on 9477 7257.

WINTER sPRINKLER BAN

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BELMONT FOREshORE PRECINCT PLAN OPEN FOR CONsULTATION

shADE TREE sELECTIONShade tree selection is an important factor in the design of the City’s car parks to provide the dual benefit of providing cool summer shade and warm winter sun.

The City’s Parks and Environment department carefully consider many factors in the shade tree selection process that assist cooling the high surface and air temperatures in car parks. These include tree size, canopy coverage, longevity and leaf litter. The City also designs the internal landscape spaces to enable the selected species to reach their full potential and to maximise returns of financial investment associated with modified car park design and tree cells.

For more information on shade tree selection, contact the City’s Parks and Environment Department on 9477 7257.

COMMUNITy sAFETy AND CRIME PREvENTION

PROTECT yOUR CARThieves are targeting unattended vehicles and are looking for valuable items which have been left on display.

• Do not leave valuable items on view in your vehicle. Even when filling with fuel at petrol stations, lock your car and remove all valuables including your GPS, mobile phone, iPods, laptops, CDs, money and bags when going to pay

• Remove suction cup markings from your window caused by GPS and other holders

• Park in well lit areas

• Make sure that you lock all doors and windows

• Report all suspicious behaviour to police on 131 444 and the City of Belmont Community Watch on 1300 655 011.

Collect your free dashboard window cleaning cloth from the City of Belmont.

LOOK, LOCK AND LEAvE!

NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH WAwww.nhw.wa.gov.au

City of Belmont Neighbourhood Watch Suburb Managers

Rivervale - Robert Rossi 9361 6696 Kewdale - Robert Bradshaw 9478 3589 Ascot Waters - Alan Mo 0426 289 990 Belmont - Paul Hitt 9478 6260 Redcliffe - John Whitton 9277 1585

Cloverdale - Janet Powell 9277 3915 Ascot - Phil Marks 9277 4919 Neighbourhood Watch Security Patrols - 1300 655 011

For more information about Belmont Neighbourhood Watch, please contact your volunteer local suburb manager who is working in your area every day.

If you require further information, contact the City’s Community safety and Crime Prevention Team on 9477 7264 or visit the City’s website on www.becrimefree.com.au for further details.

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City of Belmont215 Wright street, Cloverdale WA 6105Locked Bag 379, Cloverdale WA 6985Phone: 9477 7222 Phone (A/h): 9477 7224Email: belmont@belmont.wa.gov.au Website: www.belmont.wa.gov.au

Open 8:30am to 4:30pm, Monday to Friday

Local residents will receive a copy of the Belmont Bulletin approximately every two months. If you do not currently receive a copy, call 9477 7247. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form without the express permission of the City of Belmont.

OPPORTUNITy CARD A1 Mufflers and TowbarsUnit 4/135 great Eastern highway, Belmont Ph: 9479 4567A1 Mufflers and Towbars specialise in fitting exhausts and tow bars to your vehicle. Offering a professional service with over 30 years of experience.

Offering 5% discount on all services provided.

AsB Marketing2/100 Belmont Avenue, Belmont Ph: 9477 6888 www.asbmarketing.comASB Marketing is an award winning Perth-based promotional products company supplying small, medium and large businesses with a wide range of quality promotional merchandise.

Offering free art design (valued at $100) on every order.

Aussie Battlers Truck Rental223 hardy Road, Belmont Ph: 9277 1369 / 0407 633 935Aussie Battlers is a locally owned and operated discount truck rental company offering furniture removal services and truck hire at a discounted rate.

Offering truck and driver hire for $40/hr (normally $45/hr), truck, driver and partial moving service for $80/hr (normally $90/hr), truck, driver and full moving service for $110/hr (normally $120/hr). A minimum hire time of three hours is required for this offer to be valid.

Belmont Pet shopshop 86 Belmont Forum, 227 Belmont Ave, Cloverdale Ph: 9478 3993 belmontpetshop@iinet.net.auSupplying a variety of pets and pet products, the Belmont Pet Shop offers a wide selection from toys and leads to bird cages and fish tank accessories.

Offering 20% off all toys, collars and leads.

Boss Workwear, Uniforms and Embroidery Perth167 Armadale Road, Rivervale Ph: 9472 5420/0413 100 390 sales@bossembroidery.com.au Boss Workwear, Uniforms and Embroidery is a WA family owned and operated business specialising in personalised embroidery custom logos. We can turn any logo into a great promotional tool for your business. We offer a large range of promotional products and clothing.

Offering free digitizing of logos for orders over 20 garments or free set up costs for screen printing with orders over 50 garments or bags. Trade welcome.

Bravo hire Mid Metro247 great Eastern highway, Belmont Ph: 9277 4400For all landscaping, trailer and general equipment needs for the contractor or home handyman, you are sure to find exactly what you need at Bravo Hire.

Offering 10% discount on all hiring over the value of $80.

Classic Bookbinders96 Belmont Ave, Rivervale Ph: 9479 4777 reception@classicbookbinders.com.au www.classicbookbinders.com.auClassic BookBinders are the award winning leaders in book design and custom made books. Specialising in repairs and restoration of old or damaged books, they offer a quality range of albums presentation books and boxes, files, menus, university thesis and much more.

Offering 5% discount on all services.

Ian Diffen The Tyre Factory Belmont27 Belgravia street, Belmont Ph: 9277 3811 belmont@citydiscounttyres.com.auIan Diffen has access to all brands of tyres for a variety of vehicles at very competitive prices and stock batteries for virtually every application. They can align your vehicle, check your brakes and suspension and stock a wide range of batteries.

Offering small car tyres from $64, large car tyres from $79 and wheel alignment plus rotation and balance for $65.

Itechworldshop 14, 49 great Eastern highway, Rivervale Ph: 9472 7200 www.itechworld.com.auItechworld provides portable satellite TV and solar products perfect for the keen traveller, camper, 4 wheel driver, and RV enthusiast.

Offering 5% discount on Itechworld branded products

Looksmart AlterationsBelmont Forum shopping Centre (near Woolworths) Cloverdale WA 6105 Ph: 9478 5855Whether it’s formalwear, leather, trousers, jackets, shirts, skirts or dresses, get the look and fit you want with Looksmart Alterations, the stylist tailor for all of your alteration needs.

Offering pants or jeans shortening in one hour for $14.99 (standard hem only).

Professional Counselling & Massage TherapyPh: 9277 6527Multi-award winner Rosanna Jackson provides professional counselling to help people understand and resolve any problems or concerns. Rosanna also provides massage therapy for muscle tension, stress, aches and pains. By appointment only.

Offering $10 off the initial service.

Ora sports Fitness237 Knutsford Avenue, Belmont Ph: 0478 723 181 / 0413 731 356 sam@orasportsfitness.com.au www.orasportsfitness.com.au Ora Sports Fitness is a fully equipped 24/7 Gym and Kickboxing for Fitness Gym. Ora Sports Fitness is also a Registered Training Organisation delivering Certificates 3 and 4 in Fitness to become a qualified Personal Trainer and Gym Instructor.

Offering $20 discount to the access card fee for the 24/7 Gym. Enrolments in Certificate 3 or 4 in Fitness receive one free personal training session to the value of $80.

Parry’s Carpets & Floorcoverings203 Alexander Road, Belmont Ph: 9478 5588 www.parryscarpets.com.auFor the best prices and best service on carpet, timber or vinyl flooring, come and see our family company that has been in business for over 20 years. Open 7 days a week.

Offering $50 discount on purchases over $500 from the wide range of carpets, timbers and vinyls. One voucher per sale.

RealtyWest52 Belvidere street, Belmont Ph: 9277 7222 / 0416 193 008 mail@realtywest.com.au www.realtywest.com.auRealtyWest is a professional and dynamic family owned real estate business dedicated to exceeding your expectations as a seller, buyer or landlord.

Offering a $500 sponsorship to any City of Belmont registered junior sporting club at settlement when selling any property within the City of Belmont.

Rechitects Pty Ltd7B harrow Place, Kewdale Ph: 0433 490 048 rechitects@yahoo.comRechitects Pty Ltd is a professional architectural office specialising in residential, commercial mixed use development, interior design and fit out. With over 10 years experience, they can provide all your development needs.

Offering a free initial consultation and $599 for schematic design and feasibility study.

storage King Perth Airport51 Redcliffe Road, Redcliffe Ph: 9477 4100 perthairport@storageking.com.au www.storageperthairport.com.auStorage King Perth Airport is a locally owned self storage facility located close to the Airport. The facility boasts 24/7 access – perfect for FIFO, residential and commercial clients alike. With a full box shop and a preferred removalist list, Storage King is a one stop shop providing simple storage solutions.

Offering 50% off the first month of storage or 25% off boxes.

Present your Opportunity Card at these businesses for fantastic special offers and discounts.

Opportunity Cards must be presented at the time of purchase/service for offers to be valid. Conditions may apply and offers are subject to change.