Sun shines for Nornalup Picnic

Sunshine, music, food stalls, craft stalls, children’s activities and an art show made for a successful Picnic at Nornalup on Sunday at Settlers Park, Nornalup.

This was the second Picnic organised by the Nornalup Residents and Ratepayers Association on the WA Day long weekend, with support from Lotterywest and local sponsors.

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Results of the art competition, themed Ficifolia, Forest and Frankland, will be published in the Walpole Weekly next week.

~ Philip Powell, Nornalup Resident and Ratepayers Association.

More photos on page 8

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Temperatures and rainfall recorded in North Walpole Sunday 26 May to Saturday 1 June, 2019

Temperatures Rainfall

Min Max mm

Sunday 10.5 17.2 0

Monday 11.5 17.5 0

Tuesday 8.5 16.9 0

Wednesday 7.8 17.3 0.2

Thursday 9.0 20.8 0.2

Friday 14.3 20.6 0

Saturday 12.4 20.9 1.8

2.2

Walpole forecast for the next five days:

Total rainfall for the week

Sources: www.bom.gov.au; www.willyweather.com.au

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Bendigo Agency 10:30am-3pm Walpole Waste Transfer Station

Tuesday and Thursday 1pm-5pm; Sunday 9am-5pm Peaceful Bay Refuse Site

Wednesday 9am-1pm; Sunday 1pm-4:30pm Library 9840 1108

Wednesday 9am-12pm and 1pm-3:30pm Friday 9am-12pm and 1pm-3:30pm,

Saturday 9am-12pm Walpole Op Shop

Monday - Friday 9:30am-11:30am

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Why are target symbols popping up on south coast beaches? It’s part of an aerial survey underway by the Shire of Denmark studying coastal erosion.

“You may see these 'targets' painted in various places at those locations,” the Shire said.

“These are GPS targets that allow us to build 3D images of our coastline.

“From the imagery, we can follow sand movement over time, and understand seasonal and long term trends of erosion, helping us make better informed decisions about coastal management and planning.”

~Source: ABC Great Southern

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7) The Management Committee will make the final decision on whether or not to publish the content in the next available edition of the Weekly.

Email weekly@walpole.org.au.

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June’s is cancelled so we can go to the BTH Soup Day on Friday 1st June.

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Blockade established to defend old-growth karri forest scheduled for clearfelling. In a massive breach of community trust and expectation, an old-growth karri forest near Manjimup is scheduled for clear-felling this week. A nonviolent community protest has been set up in defence.

“The forest is known as Lewin 06. It’s astoundingly beautiful, one of the most beautiful, ancient karri forest ecosystems in the world,” said Jess Beckerling, convener of the WA Forest Alliance.

“We first came across this forest two years ago on a survey. Bulldozers were parked over the weekend, having pushed tracks into what was obviously an old-growth forest. We stopped the logging with a community old-growth nomination which found 17-hectares of old-growth forest, a diverse ecotype zone and a large eagle’s nest that had been missed in the planning process.

Over the past two years we have spent a lot of time in Lewin 06, and stayed in conversation with FPC and the Government about its incredible value. We were shocked and dismayed to hear last week that loggers were returning.

Now the loggers are back for the rest of this forest, which is also old-growth but has been disqualified from old-growth status and protection on the most absurd grounds,” she said.

In WA, we are very proud of our State policy to protect old-growth forests from logging. It was a very hard fought campaign that tens of thousands of people were personally involved and deeply invested in. It’s something we collectively take very much to heart.

The problem is that the definition of old-growth was written in such a way that it underestimates the true extent of old-growth and fails to protect all the State’s precious old-growth forests.

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Thought for the day “Worry is like a rocking chair: it gives you

something to do, but never gets you anywhere.”

~ Erma Bombeck

Continued from page 4... In the karri forests just one stump from a tree cut down sometime in past 150 years or so disqualifies that area of forest from official old-growth status and protection. A further ‘minimum area rule’ means that small or irregularly shaped areas of old-growth forest are excluded from protection even when no trees have been cut down in the past. This goes against community expectations and an ecological application of the national old-growth forest definition.

Lewin 06 should be immediately protected. It is a mistake for this forest to be on logging plans. And the old-growth definition should be urgently improved to make sure this doesn’t happen again.

We call on the McGowan Government to urgently to pull loggers out of Lewin forest and correct the definition of old-growth forest being applied by DBCA and the FPC to ensure that our precious old-growth forests are fully protected,” said Ms Beckerling.

CONTACT Jess Beckerling 0488 777 592 | jessbeckerling@waforestalliance.org

NB: DIRECTIONS and NOTES The blockade camp is on Pine Creek Road, off Graphite Road, just west of One Tree Bridge between Manjimup and Nannup. It is well sign-posted. One Tree Bridge is searchable on Google maps and you can see Pine Creek Road a few kilometres to the west. You will find activity on Pine Creek Road between 1 and 10 kilometres from the corner of Graphite.

There is no mobile reception.

If you can’t reach Jess, text her or leave a voicemail, she will be frequently going to a nearby site with mobile signal to check messages.

~ Source WA Forest alliance (Facebook)

Photo: Martine Perret

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Walpole Country Club Bowls SCROUNGERS BOWLS

All Welcome

Starting Sunday 9th June then every Sunday at 9:00am

At the Walpole Country Club Bowling Green

Bowls Available

If you had fun at the corporate bowls then

Scroungers is for you

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Walpole featured in the June 1st edition of the online GreyNomads.com.au Below : The free camping area in Walpole in WA’s south west has been massively popular with grey nomads and other travellers … but some local residents are beginning to have second thoughts. After seeking comments on the issue, Manjimup Shire received 34 submissions … of which approximately 70% opposed the current situation in which RVs park for free overnight in a bitumenised area across the South Coast Highway from the town centre.

The Voice of the South newspaper reports that the Walpole Town Centre Revitalisation Committee is pushing to change things up, perhaps by seeing a $10 fee introduced and finding a different spot for overnight campers.

The committee’s community member Ivan Gardner, who lives and works directly across from the parking area, said that free overnight RV stays had ‘choked’ the parking lot up in summer.

Many grey nomads love Walpole for the trees ... and the free camping. PIC: Manjimup Shire

Walpole Free Camping still under Review...

Continues on page 17...

“We had 13 four-wheel-drives and caravans there one night with no room for other, original users,” he said. “I talk to a lot of people and I make it my business to

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Post your photos on the web or social media #mywalpoleweekly

Weekly social

Do you have questions about internet banking?

Or just banking questions in general?

Sharon from Bendigo Bank will be visiting the Walpole Agency to run internet banking sessions and help you with all of your banking questions.

Drop in and have a chat with Sharon on the following dates:

23rd May 10.30am to 2pm

6th June 10.30am to 2pm

20th June 10.30am to 2pm

28th June 10.30am to 3pm

Dig the Dust and Billy Rufus

Art exhibition Pictures on this page: Philip Powel

Gail Guthrie and Brenda Painter

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Weekly events

Day Details

Mondays

Mahjong, 10am-Noon at Walpole Community Hall 2pm-3pm at Nornalup Community Hall Soccer, 3:15pm-4:15pm at Walpole Sport and Rec Centre Zumba, 5:30pm–6:30pm at Walpole Sport and Rec Centre Bus for Swimming (to Manjimup) Phone 9840 8485 Doctor Services at Walpole Silver Chain by appointment 98401173.

Tuesdays

Gentle Stretch with Leah (suits beginners), 5:15pm at Walpole Community Hall Weight Watchers, 9:30am at the Anglican Church Autumn Club, 1pm at Walpole Sport and Rec Centre

Wednesdays

Seniors Activity Social Club, 10am Tone and Stretch Class, 9-10am at Walpole Sport and Rec Centre Doctor Services at Walpole Silver Chain by appointment 98401173

Thursdays

Yoga with Jenny, 6pm at Walpole Community Hall Walpole Kinder Gym, 10am at Walpole Sport and Rec Centre Seniors Computing (during School terms), 1pm-3pm at Walpole CRC Pathology Pathwest at Walpole Silver Chain 8:30am-11:30am

Fridays

Gentle Stretch with Leah (suits beginners), 6:30am and 8am at Walpole Wellness Centre Walpole Menshed, 9:30am-12:30pm at LIA Miguel Place, Walpole Table Tennis, 5pm at Nornalup Community Hall Community Bus to Albany (Monthly) Phone 9840 8485 Walpole Youth Group, (Fortnightly) 4:30pm-7pm. Phone Adele 9840 8918

Saturdays Yoga with Jenny, 9am at Walpole Community Centre

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Now that the federal election is over, the role regional Australia played in the result is being analysed with great interest.

In the lead up to polling day, the Regional Australia Institute was often asked the same question - what is it that regional Australia needs?

The results of our Policy Hack in Canberra earlier this year certainly gave a clear direction of what that was, and called for a new approach to the way government works with regional Australia.

Whether you live in south-west Western Australia or northern NSW, local needs can be very different, reflecting the diversity that is regional Australia.

However, as a collective group, regional Australia needs governments to invest in “soft” infrastructure - put simply, governments need to invest in people and the places that they live.

While we know investment in infrastructure such as roads, rail and airports is critical, our research is showing that regional Australia needs a rebalanced direction.

Investing in human capital has to be pushed further up the agenda to meet jobs demand of the future.

On June 12, we're heading to Perth to roll-out the next of our national event series - Regions Rising 2019 - where we are elevating the issues most critical to regional Australia.

As we head around the country, we will also be unveiling key RAI research.

In Perth, Western Australia's Regional Development Minister, Alannah MacTiernan, will be launching our Regional Growth Prospects Report.

Regional people want less blanket policy, more strategic support

Continued page 10...

Article written by Liz Ritchie, co-chief executive of the Regional Australia Institute

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7 Jenny Boyle, Lou Howard, Barry Nockolds, Emma McKinlay 8 Brian Vigus, Lyall Clark, Zali Vigus, Phoebe O’Brien, Maddisen Dixon 9 Colin Steele 10 Grace Alice Gardner 11 Toby Burton, Ella Harris,

Oscar Ebbett

June

4 to 3

June July

Alternative Archive - Nectere Exhibition at the Manjimup Art Gallery

6 20 28

June June June

Bendigo Bank Internet Banking Sessions, 10:30am-2pm at Walpole CRC

7 June BTH Ladies Club Annual Soup Day, 11:30am at Tingledale Hall

14 June Shire Denmark Community Financial Assistance Applications close.

31 July Dept. Communities Women’s Plan consultation closes.

20 June Applications for Walpole CRC Traineeship close

22 June Yoga Day with Leah 8:30am - 1:30pm at Walpole Community Centre

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This report looks at four industries important to the economic success of regional Australia - food processing, tourism, advanced manufacturing and creative industries.

The report takes a deep dive into the job market of these four sectors - to find out where they matter the most in regional Australia.

This piece of research will enable policy makers and regional stakeholders to prioritise investment opportunities and help drive local economies in a more strategic way - and ultimately drive job growth.

In 2016, the last census count revealed 221,592 regional Australians were employed in tourism, 31,286 in advanced manufacturing, 95,660 in the creative industry sector and 86,562 in food processing.

Growth in these industries could lead to increased employment and the positive socioeconomic benefits this brings to a local community.

For the regions where this matters most, regional leaders will need to take a good look at the workforce and skill availability in their regions and act to ensure potential new jobs can be filled.

To do this, regions might like to look at implementing regional learning systems (growing workers from within) or regional migration strategies - as outlined in the RAI's recent The Future of Regional Jobs Report.

There are many examples of where regional communities are ahead of government and driving their own communities through locally-led strategies around education and jobs - but people want to be supported.

Once our report is released, we're encouraging regional leaders to take a look and see how your region is tracking, then kick start conversations about what plans are needed for the future.

The RAI's Policy Hack in Canberra confirmed that regional Australians want to be empowered through the implementation of flexible and place-based policy that resonates with where they live.

This reflects a shift from the blanket polices that often seek to ease the burden of administrative functions, towards the people and place itself, and towards the intended outcomes of the intervention.

The RAI's Regional Growth Prospects Report will be available on our website on June 12.

Source: Canberratimes.com.au

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know that people want RVs, but they don’t want them parking overnight in the main street … and we don’t want it to be free, anything that’s free gets abused to the billyo.”

Manjimup councillor David Tapley has called for a fee of $10 per night be charged at eight to 10 overnight RV parking spaces to be created somewhere else in Walpole.

Cr Tapley told The Voice of the South that the west end of Pioneer Park, or Town Jetty, were two possible locations for a purpose-built RV park. He said he would prefer the existing parking lot in town be for rest only, and not for overnight stays.

He expressed confidence that a balance could be reached between the needs of locals and those of the RV community.

Shire planner Brian Robinson has advised that a report would be prepared for consideration at the next Shire Council meeting on June 13, and he promised the report would address the committee’s comments.

~ Source: TheGreyNomads.com.au

...from page 7

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Business of the Month...Shop local!

By C Smith, CRC Communications

WalpoleOnline.com is your local online business directory and our June business of the month is Walpole Australia Post.

There has been a postal service of some description in Walpole pretty much since the community was first established. Over the years the Post Office has changed homes a few times; had some absolutely wonderful people looking after Walpole’s postal needs; and steadily grown into what the small business is today.

In 2002, Louise Pickett, together with Pam Pernich, bought the business and Louise took on the Australia Post licence. At that time, the post office was operating at the front of Burton Realty and, with limited space, provided postal products and did the mail processing.

In 2004, the New Post Office was built and the product range was expanded to include all the range of retail products that we have today as well as providing the community with bill payment and banking services. Australia Post is an agency for more than 70 banking facilities including the Commonwealth Bank,

Pictured: Lynn Jolley, Walpole Australia Post

BankWest, Nab, Westpac and Bendigo Bank; making it possible for community members to do deposits and withdrawals with your eftpos card.

Over the last 17 years there has been a huge change in the way that we operate with significant technology changes across the board. We have seen a downturn in letters being posted due to the increased use of email and other social media options. On the other hand, there has been a big jump in parcel postage due to online purchasing.

We have a great team at the Post Office with Lyn and Fiona always at hand to help with your postal needs and retail selections, and Katie who makes sure your mail is sorted in record time each day. We’re here to help in any way we can.

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Nationally recognised choreographer, Annette Carmichael, is seeking 200 women to create her next large-scale dance performance, Chorus.

Chorus is a community project that brings together women from Denmark, Bunbury, Mandurah, Ravensthorpe, Perth and Albany with the final performances happening on the long weekend in March 2020 in Denmark. Months of planning and rehearsals will create a powerful and deeply meaningful experience for performers and audience.

When describing the project Annette said: Chorus is a dance performance that calls for the end of violence against women. It holds hope and optimism at its core and is inspired by the peace marches and group actions of women across the world calling for equality and demanding safety.

Annette is inviting women aged 14 years and over to participate in the project. No prior experience is required. For Denmark women there are three different ways to get involved depending on your physical capacity and time available. For Albany women the project picks up quickly with a week of workshops in the July school holidays.

Local dance artists, Holly Carter and Sumer Addy join Annette alongside composer James Gentle and designers Kevin Draper and Indra Geidans to create this epic production.

The performance utilises contemporary dance which is created in collaboration with the participants and suits many \different ages and abilities.

Women can find out more via two weekend taster workshops happening in Albany on Sat 8 & Sun 9 June

200 Women Needed For Dance Performances

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at Vancouver Arts Centre or in Denmark on Sat 15 & Sun 16 June at Denmark Civic Centre.

These taster workshops to try out the dance style, hear more about the themes and decide if they’d like to move forward with the project.

Further details and to register go to chorus.annettecarmichael.com.au

This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council for the Arts, its arts funding and advisory body and the State Government of Western Australia through the Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries. It is supported by the City of Albany’s Vancouver Arts Centre.

Chorus Dance Project: Free Taster Workshops Albany: Vancouver Arts Centre, Sat 8 June (2pm – 5pm), Sun 9 June (10am – 1pm) Denmark Civic Centre, Sat 15 June (midday – 3pm), Sun 16 June (10am – 1pm)

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Shire of Denmark Discover Denmark

Community Financial Assistance Program Applica�ons Now Open

Applica�ons are now invited from locally based community organisa�ons and groups, opera�ng on a not-for profit basis, an opportunity to apply for financial assistance funding from the Shire of Denmark within the 2019/2020 Community Financial Assistance Program.

Community Financial Assistance Program

This program is designed to provide financial assistance for organisa�ons and/or projects, which benefit the community. Community Financial Assistance funds may be used for various purposes, including minor building construc�on, maintenance or repair, equipment purchase or hire, events or func�ons, relief from Council fees and charges etc.

Program guidelines and applica�on forms for the above Community Financial Assistance Program are available from the Shire of Denmark Administra�on Office, Denmark Recrea�on Centre, Denmark Public Library, and on Council’s website h�ps://www.denmark.wa.gov.au/community-financial-assistance-grants.aspx.

All poten�al applicants are encouraged to discuss their applica�ons with Noni Entwisle, Assistant Accountant, prior to lodging their submission.

Applica�ons close 4.00pm Friday 14th June 2019.

For further informa�on, please contact the administra�on office on (08) 9848 0300 or on email to enquiries@denmark.wa.gov.au.

Bill Parker Chief Execu�ve Officer PO Box 183, Denmark WA 6333 Telephone: (08) 9848 0300 Email: enquiries@denmark.wa.gov.au Web: www.denmark.wa.gov.au

National Livestock Identification Wand

Available for hire just $10. Our trained staff can assist with data exports and uploads to the National database for an additional $10 fee.

Let us help you keep track of your livestock movements.

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Kerry Halse 0427 482 437 Email: halsee@westnet.com.au

An exciting opportunity will soon arise for the part-time position of Trainee

Hours of work will be 9am - 4pm Tuesday to Friday.

A number of course options are available.

The traineeship offered will be under contract for18 months and will involve:

Learning basic project and event management skills

Learning specific aspects of financial administration and reporting

General administration duties Customer service Banking

Practical training will be provided on site in conjunction with formal nationally accredited modules to form the qualification chosen.

Key competencies required:

Good team player Sound English and Math abilities Able to accept and follow direction Excellent communication and rapport building

skills Sound values of equality, integrity, loyalty,

respect, confidentiality and trust Basic computer skills are desirable Work unsupervised Police Clearance

The position will begin as soon as the appointment has been filled.

Written applications with CV and References by COB 20th June 2019.

Please address all applications to:

Selection Panel - Confidential Trainee Position Walpole CRC PO Box 197 Walpole WA 6398

SITUATION VACANT Walpole CRC Trainee Job Description:

Skills

Good team player

Sound English and Maths abilities

Able to accept and follow direction

Excellent communication and relationship building

skills

Sound values of equality, integrity, loyalty, respect,

confidentiality and trust.

Basic computer skills are desirable.

Duties

As directed by Managers.

Ascertain customers’ requirements and direct to

staff and/or volunteers to attend

Answer phone calls in accordance with procedure

Take payments of services entering transactions

in excel spreadsheet and money in cash drawer

Enter and maintain the cash recording sheets

Complete the bank deposit book and bank the

deposit.

Assist with Walpole Weekly Billing

Assist with Walpole Community Directory and

Walpole Weekly as directed

Coordinate and assist with WASO broadcasts,

videoconferences and recordings.

Assist when needed in all forthcoming bookings and events that may need organization; such as catering, room arrangement, hall hire, special arrangements and technical support.

Trainee Studies as per modules.

Maintain membership with other NFP Community

Group/s

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WALPOLE CONCRETE SUPPLIES and EARTHMOVING SERVICE

Pre-mix concrete Sand, gravel carting Site works, house & shed pads, driveways Back hoe, bobcat, loader and grader hire Blue metal and metal dust available.

Contact Nigel Fry Phone 9840 1626 - Mobile 0419 948 072

Golf

Weekly sport

St George’s Anglican Church

Walpole Corner Vista and Pier Streets

Holy Communion Sunday 10am.

Contact: The Wardens Telephone: 9848 2173 Website: www.denmarkanglican.org.au

The Walpole Hotel Motel

What’s On

Friday, 7th June: Happy Hour 5pm - 7pm Bar Snacks at 5:30pm Chase the Ace $300 Drawn 7:30pm Wednesdays Happy Hour 5pm - 7pm

Punters Club Gavin 192.00 This week’s punter - Gavin

This week’s Bottle Shop Specials Carlton Dry Stubbies: $46.99 Coopers Original Ale Carton: $51.99 Hahn Ultra Crisp Stubbies Carton: $51.99 Emu Export Cans 30 Block: $53.99 Corona Stubbies Carton: $51.99 Great Northern Stubbies Carton: $46.99 Carlton Draft Stubbies Carton: $51.99

Restaurant Open 7 days -

Lunch 12pm - 2pm Dinner 6pm - 8pm

www.walpolehotelmotel.com.au Phone: 9840 1023

Scroungers Golf 28/5/2019 PAR 1st M Hagdorn + 2 2nd Matt Anning + 1 3rd W. Burton + 1 Nornalup Riverside Chalets Long Putt Ed Hill 9 Owen & Cheryl Simmonds Best 3rd W Dumbrell 10 Big AL’s Best 2nd

W Burton 11 Kevin & Hes Anderson’s NTP B Laing 17 Walpole Concrete & Walpole Hardware NTP W Burton 13 Birdies W Dumbrell 10 G Peck 14 W Burton 11 ~ Mal Lumb

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EARTHMOVING SERVICE

WALPOLE TO KENT RIVER & SURROUNDING AREAS

Building site preparation,

driveways, sand pads.

Gravel & sand supply. Fire hazard & B.A.L reduction works.

For site assessments & quotes contact

Kim Smith 0447 408 052 or 9840 8052 E. deepsouth666@hotmail.com

BOW BRIDGE EARTHWORKS

COMPETITIVE RATES, QUALITY ASSURED.

Classifieds

Attention Caravaners

New to Walpole Hardware Dual use kettles-electric or gas

(Single use only on gas)

While you’re there get your smoke alarm, fire blanket and extinguisher.

See Norm

House Sitter Needed

From 26/6/19 to 15/7/19. Own transport necessary. Poultry and active dog to care for.

Phone: Gail 0408 918 971

Beef Cattle

Steers from $170 Heffers from $160. 45 Cattle. Phone: 0409 109 625

For Rent

Farm cottage for rent. Near Tree Top Walk. Phone: 9840 8002

Classifieds

Personal/household classifieds, this size and format $6. If not sold the first week, get one week free! No accounts. Cash upfront only.

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