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by DAVID BELLCBD worker Jason Miller spends his lunch breaks documenting local people for his Humans of Perth project.

The 35-year-old IT administrator came here from New Mexico seven years ago and started taking pictures of Perth people soon after his arrival.

“I was walking through downtown and I was taken by the variety, the diverse culture of people,” he says. “I saw stories in peoples’ faces and their expressions, and I thought this was very beautiful.”

In those early days he says “I felt like a creep! I felt strange going up to them”.

Recently his wife gave him the book Humans of New York, by out-of-work stockbroker turxned photographer Brandon Stanton.

When he saw the pictures and the stories he realised it aligned with his own work, and it inspired him to start a local version.

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INSIDE• Noranda Street Festival plans p2• This street is rubbish, p3• Stirling’s rubbish mountain, p3• Maylands grog barn fi ght continues, p4• plus more news, arts, food, competitions and estateOnly in your Perth Voice

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• from page 1“It was very captivating, I

just had this strong feeling that I needed to create the Humans of Perth page after that.”

Since starting in January, his Humans of Perth page has attracted 2700 followers.

Mr Miller approaches strangers, starting up conversations and asking them about themselves. Within a couple of minutes people can reveal a lot about themselves.

One 65-year-old homeless man told Mr Miller: “I have had four wishes and none of them have come true.”

“What were they?” Mr Miller asked. “I don’t remember anymore,” the man said. “I just live day by day.”

Other people talk about troubled home lives, and about relying on their grandad. One young couple, when asked about

their future, diff ered wildly: The woman said she wanted to open an animal shelter, the man—studying law and commerce—said: “I’m interested in the process of law and love wearing a suit. Ultimately I want to be rich.”

The number of “noes” Mr Miller gets “depends on the day. If it’s a really hot day I get four out of 15.

“Sometimes I may go a couple of weeks without anybody saying no.”

Hailing from a techy family, the artistically-inclined IT man says “there’s been some research done about how we in western society are becoming more lonely because of our technology.

“Because we have the convenience of hiding behind our phones, our screens, so we don’t connect. I think there’s some loneliness to it, and I

identifi ed with that. That’s how I feel as well.

“I want that feeling of being connected to other people, and Humans of Perth fulfi lls that.”

Long-term he’s not certain where he wants to take it, but if it ever gets big enough to make money from he would only ever do it for charity. One of his fi rst subjects was a 21-year-old woman going blind: she needed to raise money for surgery to halt her degenerative disease. After posting her image the fundraising target was met in a fl ash. If the project progresses, he wants to use it to help people like that.

“I don’t need the money, I’m fortunate I can do this on my lunchbreak.”

Mr Miller’s photos and stories are at humansofperth.tumblr.com or look for it on Facebook.

by STEPHEN POLLOCKTHE pedestrian bridge at Dog Swamp (the actual swamp) has been closed because the handrails are unsafe.

Stirling city council has earmarked $25,000 in the draft 2014/15 budget for repairs. Located off Wanneroo Road in Yokine, the wetland is a refuge for waterbirds and has a playground and grasslands. The bridge leads to the “Old King Cole’s castle”, the entrance to the now defunct “Land of make believe”. The mystical land once had small buildings based on fairy tales, including three little pigs houses and a stork carrying a baby.

STIRLING city council has decided to delay installing $150,000 of new signs in the city’s parks and reserves until it has a clearer picture of what’s happening with council mergers.

The council is mulling over the approval of updating its 2011 style guide, which will involve new signs.

As part of the 2011 style guide, signs have already been installed in more than 50 parks and reserves.

“The sign designs are timeless and durable and this professional and uniform approach to signage is portraying a much more positive image for the city compared to the ad-hoc signs of the past,” wrote council o cers.

by STEPHEN POLLOCKNORANDA and Maylands are set to host street festivals in November.

Bayswater councillors green-lit $25,000 in funding for the Noranda community market and Maylands street festival.

North ward councillor Michelle Sutherland says it will be the fi rst time Noranda has hosted a major street festival.

“Since 2006 the city has held festivals in Bayswater, Morley and Maylands, but not Noranda,” she says.

“This will be great for the north ward and something for the community to get excited about.”

The Noranda market,

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earmarked for November 2, will include stalls, entertainers, children’s activities and amusement rides.

It is being spearheaded by the not-for-profi t group community Connect, which has previously organised events for Rockingham city council, and the Hawaiian group, which manages the Noranda Palms Shopping Centre.

The festival will be held close to the centre, with Robert Thompson Reserve touted as most likely.

The Maylands street festival is being organised by the local business association, which has been involved with the 2008, 2010 and 2012 festivals. Plans for a “Maylands Maker’s fare,” did not make the council shortlist.

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by DAVID BELLGARBAGE dumpers have made an extreme sport out of littering in Yokine, with a temple of trash dumped on Hector Street.

The vacant block has long been a magnet for garbage: even outdated satellite images on Google maps shows fi lth spread wantonly around.

Couches, cans, cardboard boxes, old insulation: nothing’s too crap to be dumped on this verge.

The Voice reader who tipped us off to the junk said it was hard to tell the diff erence between Hector Street and a third-world slum.

Stirling council picks up hard rubbish just once a year, after pulling it back from twice-yearly pickups in January 2013. There were concerns at the time about the cutback leading

by STEPHEN POLLOCKSTIRLING city council has recycled virtually none of its domestic kerbside waste since August, dumping nearly 7000 tonnes of rubbish in landfi ll every month.

The council’s recycling system collapsed when the Atlas recycling facility in Mirrabooka unexpectedly ceased operations last August.

The facility had achieved a 65 per cent recycling rate over 10 years, from just one kerbside bin.

“There is no other operating alternative waste treatment facilities in WA with the capacity to take the city’s domestic waste,” Stirling council director Geoff Eves said.

Since August Stirling has investigated moving from a one- to a three-bin system and is consulting ratepayers.

Meantime it will continue to add to the 63,000-tonne mountain of rubbish it has sent to landfi ll since August.

Hilary Brad says residents have been left in the dark about the recycling collapse and are unaware their rubbish is going to landfi ll: “It only dawned on me after the reading the article in the Voice about Stirling moving to three bins and the Atlas plant shutting down,” she says.

“Residents should have been made aware of this so they can make alternative arrangements or have a choice in the matter.

“I’m surprised the biggest council in WA didn’t have a Plan

B in place after the plant shut down.”

Mr Eves says the council is looking in the short term at expanding its agreement with the AnaeCo facility in Shenton Park, which processes around 20,000 tonnes of Stirling’s domestic waste every year.

He adds the council had been negotiating a contract extension with Atlas when the company’s Mirrabooka plant closed for repairs and all discussions were mysteriously suspended.

“The city has received no o cial notice of the reasons why the plant has not been recommissioned and has requested meetings with the contractor to discuss future developments without success,” he says.

Waste mountain

•This shrine to the gods of garbage has been dumped on Hector Street. Photo by Matthew Dwyer

to more dumping, with lazy homeowners preferring to leave rubbish on the verge for half the year rather than take it to the tip themselves. The council “has not noted an increase in illegal dumping” following the change says council waste and fl eet

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The mid-sized tree on the corner of Lake and Brisbane Streets was one of the heftiest to be knocked over in recent years, apparently the target of a strongman contest by meatheads.

“I was going on an early morning walk and came across it. I’m really disappointed,” Mr Carey says.

“It’s just this ongoing, senseless, and destructive vandalism.

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by STEPHEN POLLOCKWOOLWORTHS has lodged a liquor licence application for its controversial 990sqm Dan Murphy’s at the Maylands Peninsula Tavern.

It was lodged with the WA department of racing gaming and liquor.

Labor Maylands MP Lisa Baker plans to lodge an o cial objection to the licence in a last gasp attempt to kill the project.

“That’s nearly the area of an entire football fi eld of our suburb dedicated to selling cheap grog,” she says.

“If this plan goes ahead, it will pave the way for other big liquor barns to move into this small community, which is already battling issues of street drinking and antisocial behaviour.

“Residents are overwhelmingly opposed to this plan, with more than 80 per cent saying a Dan Murphy’s in the centre of Maylands is not in the public interest.”

Ms Baker says locals support the $3.5 million revamp of the Maylands Peninsula Tavern, but not the bottleshop element of the proposal.

The bottleshop won planning approval from the unelected but powerful state administrative tribunal after earlier being rejected by both the locally elected Bayswater city council and the local planning assessment panel.

In 2010 Ms Baker spearheaded a campaign that stopped Coles building a similar outlet on Guildford Road.

Maylands is home to a number of agencies, including Shopfront, Autumn Centre and 55 Central, that tackle the impact of alcoholism.

Reverend Chris Albany from the nearby St Luke’s Church, which hosts local AA meetings, has joined the chorus of opposition.

“The last thing that the Maylands area needs is a large discount liquor store,” he says. “The area houses services for people who have had alcohol problems in the past, and it’s a mainly residential area.”

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• John Carey is fed up with tree vandals in Vincent. Photo by David Bell

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THE weekend’s olive harvest went well for the kids from North Perth primary school who were out picking fruit to raise money for their P&C.

There were fewer olives this year after a hot, dry summer, but the 730kg of juicy olives yielded even more oil, with 126 litres pressed at York olive oil co, compared to last year’s 104.

Last year $7000 was raised selling the oil dubbed “Harvest 6006”, and the multi-variety brew picked up a silver medal at the Royal Show.

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FORMER Vincent CEO John Giorgi has been given a payout in the ballpark of $200,000.

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Mr Giorgi’s contract was due to expire December 31 and he’d hoped to get renewed, but

by DAVID BELLTHE search for the new CEO of Vincent is on, with the council off ering between $200,000 and $300,000 for the right candidate.

The council is looking for a new CEO after it voted 7/1 not to renew John Giorgi’s contract.

The job off er was posted on Seek on April 24 and mayor John Carey says there’s already been a lot of interest.

When Mr Giorgi’s contract

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Lots of interest“Contrary to that view that

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councillors voted 7/1 to let him go.

Mr Giorgi went on immediate leave and loyal council staff launched a petition demanding his reinstatement, to no avail. Mr Giorgi came to a quiet agreement with the council that he leave early.

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by STEPHEN POLLOCKBAYSWATER city councillor John Rifi ci has sold his iconic cafe, after 14 years grinding coff ees and whipping up lasagna.

Rifo’s Cafe, at the corner of Guildford Road and Eighth Avenue, helped spark Maylands’ cafe strip culture.

Cr Rifi ci has sold the business to a four-person consortium, including long-time staff er Cassia, saying he felt jaded commuting seven days a week to and from his North Fremantle home.

The 51-year-old has hung up his apron to sell real estate in and around Fremantle.

“I’m still friends with loads of people in Maylands and know lots of business owners, so it won’t impact my ability to be a Bayswater councillor,” he says.

• The pioneering Rifo’s Cafe in Maylands. Photo by

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“I also still own the building Rifo’s operates in, so there will always be that tie as well.

“I haven’t decided whether I will run again for council at the next election.”

In June Mr Rifi ci, staff and customers—including a nine-year-old girl—barricaded themselves inside the cafe when a gang tried to smash its way in with rocks.

A staff er was king-hit, a customer punched and bottles were hurled.

The traumatic incident inspired Mr Rifi ci to seek election, running on an anti-social behaviour ticket.

He is pushing for CCTV on Eighth Avenue and a more visible police presence in Maylands.

Mr Rifi ci says the new owners will modernise the menu with more tapas and shared plate options.

Before opening Rifo’s, Mr Rifi ci was a hairdresser for 20 years, a profession shared with mayor Sylvan Albert.

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But it was a diff erent story in 1980: “We wrote to the top 10 Australian artists…[and] the only one to reply was Arthur Boyd,” Robyn Berkeley tells the Voice.

Luckily for her they didn’t come any more credentialed than Boyd, who’d said; “If you’re going to give it a go so will I,” she recalls.

It didn’t take long for the art world to see the value of limited edition prints in promoting art to a new, and growing, audience.

These days Berkeley no long needs to send letters: “Artists are coming to us,” she says.

Over the fi rst 10 years Boyd’s work continued to be a favourite: “Because people wanted them.”

Limited editions aren’t a simple case of making a digital image: it’s labour intensive.

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The image is produced from a block, plate, or stone on zinc, copper or a similar surface, with the artist working closely with the print maker, or master printer,

Berkeley says. Each piece is numbered, blind-stamped and has the artist’s signature, and print runs can be as little as 25: “It’s expensive because the way of hand-printing is dying,” Berkeley says.

Owning an original Boyd or Olley is out of reach of most, but an etching or print sells for around $5000–$8000 and are sought after as an investment, Berkeley says.

“People are buying one at a time to sell in their old age.”

Berkeley Editions’ etchings feature in leading galleries, institutions, corporate and private collections around the world, including the collection of the late Queen Mother.

Along with a swag of prints by the likes of Clifton Pugh and Charles Blackman, Shead has created three exclusively for the exhibition.

There’ll also be original works on paper by Shead, Jason Benjamin and Fred Cress.

Berkeley Editions Works on Paper, the Great Print Revival is on at Linton and Kay Galleries, St George’s Terrace, Perth May 6–20.

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ARIES (Mar 21 – Apr 20)Venus arrives. She puts the light of delight in the air - and in your eyes. She mellows

you. She shifts you from giving to receiving. She might even make you feel vulnerable. She will show her face fi rst in and around your friends. Watch for her as you interact. Treat her with respect.

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CANCER (June 22 – Jul 22)The Moon passes through early in the week. This is always food for your soul.

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LEO (Jul 23 – Aug 22)Sitting on your chair looking out at the world, it could all look to be at

cross-purposes with you. Or, if you have done your homework, it could look fascinating and beautiful but leave you happy to watch without being engaged. It’s more a time of refl ection than of doing. Be peaceful.

VIRGO (Aug 23 – Sept 22)Mercury is in Taurus, adding a powerful layer of satisfaction to all that you love to

do. You are at your best when you come down from the tower of your complex mind, into the simplicity of your senses. Then you fl ow and glow. The planets are encouraging you to do just that right now.

LIBRA (Sept 23 – Oct 23)Most are having a smooth ride, but you are hooked into some kind of a battle,

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SCORPIO (Oct 24 – Nov 21)The Sun is in Taurus, giving you ground. There’s a lovely confl uence

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SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 – Dec 21)From the journey of transformation comes deeper relationship – which in turn leads

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CAPRICORN (Dec 22 – Jan 19)The changes you are going through will have no substance unless they lead to

a making of meaning. Your project now is to make meaning. That doesn’t mean projecting what you think you know on to life. It means being suffi ciently bewildered to create understanding anew.

AQUARIUS (Jan 20 – Feb 18)There is simply no point in attempting to impose even the most beautiful, original

ideas, wilfully. In attempting to do so, they are bound to atrophy and you are bound to start contradicting yourself. It will take all your awareness to stay true, but tread gently. Adapt to tricky times.

PISCES (Feb 19 – Mar 20)Venus departs. She has gifted you many delights. She has also no doubt

stirred up some of the more complex currents of feminine energy. Keep your focus on the delights. To remember our moments of joy, to hold them in our hearts, can make us strong. Exercise gentle strength.

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