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16th December 2005: Movies in the Park
An outdoor cinema series of family films will be held this summer in Sir James McCusker Park with the first
screening on 7th January 2006 and continuing fortnightly until early March.
The program is being organised by the Beaumaris Baptist Church, there will be a small fee of $8 per family or $2
single to help cover expenses.
More information is available from the
Beaumaris Baptist Church website.
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9th December 2005: Carols in the Park
The annual Carols By Torchlight event is on again this year, on
Sunday 18th December 2005 in the ampitheatre area of Sir James McCusker Park
commencing at 7:30pm so bring a picnic basket and lots of seasonal goodwill, and don't
forget your Torch.
The event is being arranged by Pastor Craig Lydon of the Beaumaris Baptist Church with support
from Satterlys.
The Church will also be fundraising on the night in support of the Chaplaincy of Matt Bartlett,
Chaplain for Ocean Reef High School and Connolly Primary School, please show your support.
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7th December 2005: Currambine Shopping Centre Structure Plan.
The structure plan for the Currambine District Shopping Centre has been released. We
urge all residents to view the plan and to forward their comments to Joondalup
City Council by December 22nd as this is expected to impact Iluka significantly.
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20th November 2005: Discovery Park.
After living in Discovery Circuit, Iluka for the past 4 years we have noticed the gradual lack of attention that the park seems to get, apart from the odd lawn mowing.
The park is slowly being overtaken by clover and apparently we were informed from another neighbour that it will not be sprayed unless it becomes a problem ie prickles on childrens feet etc.
Well i guess when the children come home with their socks covered on burrs that i spend the next few days vacuuming up and picking off my carpet then it is a problem.
The children cannot run at the park without shoes.
After a recent trip to Brighton north of Quinns I couldnt believe my eyes to see such beautiful parks everywhere, with playgrounds and feature work etc.It makes our park look pretty dismal, and our surrounding neighbours all seem to agree.
Before we worry about bins for dog poo etc how about bringing the park up to standard and making it more inviting for the kids - at least decent grass to run on.
We are surrounded by so many kids in this area.
And as for the dog poo - responsible people take a bag with them when they walk their dog and take home with them.
Placing a bin there wont solve the problem of irresponsible people.
Heidi Brazier
From the Committee
We have recieved a number of complaints about the condition of the park in discovery circuit,
unfortunately the park does not fall under the SAR so it is not under the control of the
committee or our maintenance contractor but instead all maintenance is managed by the Developers
(Satterly) and
Joondalup council who we have contacted to pass on the concerns of residents.
As yet we have no timeframe as to when the park will fall under our remit, until then residents are
encouraged to contact the developers and council with their concerns.
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1st November 2005: Scheduled maintenance of cabling system.
E-wire have informed us that maintenance of the cabling system in Iluka is scheduled to take
place between the 7th and 25th of November.
This means that both cable Internet and Television services in Iluka may experience intermittent
outages between 8:00am and 5:30pm during this period. Only small sections of the system will be
shut down at any one time while tests are carried out and any components replaced.
Further information is available from e-wire via email
support@e-wire.net.au or phone 1300 135 231.
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1st November 2005: Upgrade of Burns Beach Road. Updated
Following consultation with residents, an alternate plan has been put in place for the
diversion of traffic due to the upgrade of Burns Beach Road. More »
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6th October 2005: Upgrade of Burns Beach Road
A temporary diversion will be in place during October due to the upgrade
of Burns Beach Road. More »
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5th October 2005: Answers to AGM questions
Unfortunately, Paul Easthope, Satterley's Project Manager for Iluka was unable to attend the
recent Annual General Meeting. A number of questions were forwarded to Paul after the meeting and
his responses are available here.
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5th October 2005: Security of Bushland from Arson
To all residents.
Two teenage boys were seen running from the site of a bushfire on Naturaliste Bvd. at 8am this morning.
If you have any knowledge of this incident, please contact the police.
It is in the interest of all home owners to prevent incidents of this nature from being repeated and to nip such acts in the bud.
This time we were able to get the fire under control before the fire service arrived, we may not be so lucky next time.
Please be extra vigilant during weekends and school holidays.
Brian Baker
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4th August 2005: Local Babysitter seeking Work
Are you desperate for a night out? Well citizen's of Iluka fear no more! I, a responsible and
reliable teenage babysitter, am at your service! I am available for your service day and night
Saturday, all day Sunday and weeknights.
For more information call 9304 24 94 or 0400608857
after 3:30pm weekdays and anytime weekend's. Look forward to hearing from you.
Rebecca Edwards
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14th Feb 2005: A bin in Discovery Circuit Park
I would love to see a bin placed in Discovery Circuit Park as there is a large amount of dog
droppings in this park & on the path through it. I think people are deterred from picking up
their dog pooh because they have nowhere to deposit it & dont like to have to carry it all the
way to another bin. Would the placing of a bin at this park be offensive to nearby residents?
Clare Mulholland.
From the Committee
We suggest that residents around the park contact Joondalup Council who manage all the bins in
the suburb, we're sure they will be happy to assist. Is it the time of year or something in the
air but there seems to be more and more dog droppings all over the suburb? We wouldn't like to
believe that dog owners in Iluka are so uncaring about their neighbours.
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14th Feb 2005: A Mailbox in Iluka
There is no mailbox in our suburb. The nearest one is in the shoppingcentre Currambine. Are there more people who wants a mailbox in the centre of our suburb?.
Splinter van de Klashorst.
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5th February 2005: Community Information evening
All residents are invited to a Community Information evening to be held on Wednesday 16th
February between 6pm and 8pm at the Beaumaris Sports Association.
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2nd February 2005: Beach Access
We have received information from Joondalup council regarding the closure of the steps providing access
to Beaumaris Beach from the foreshore park.
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2nd February 2005: Beach Access
We have received information from Joondalup council regarding the closure of the steps providing access
to Beaumaris Beach from the foreshore park.
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February/March 2005 Feature: Bag it & Bin it
A number of residents have reported what appears to be an increase in the amount of dog
"jobbies" in Iluka.
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13th Jan 2005: Currambine Shopping Centre a Local Disgrace
What are your thoughts on the access for pedestrians, and the disgraceful "landscaping" and maintenance of the Currambine Shopping Centre?
For mine, it is an absolute disgrace to the community (not only Iluka) to have a local shopping centre with surrounding grounds of the centre to be in such bad condition. It really is a blight on the area. And what about that ugly fenced off drainage sump on the Marmion Ave grassed rise to the car park !!
Added to this is the centre has no user friendly access for pedestrians, let alone any for disabled people. It did have access pathways until the ugly sump was put in on the hill and now all we have is a steep climb up the sand and grassy bank with tracks through what was a garden area.
The management of the centre do nothing to encourage people coming to the centre on foot (or other means by people with disabilities).
Local people should be encouraged to visit the centre to go to the movies, restaurants, shops, medical practices etc by walking there, but are only discouraged to do this by the lack of suitable access.
I have forwarded my thoughts to the centre management and I suggest others to do the same if they feel the same as I do on this matter.
David Waterman
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