To better understand what is means to be ‘a local’ our suburb profile seeks to understand the local stories Koora (past) Boordawan (future) and respond to Ngalang Maya (our place) This snapshot identifies the unique character of Doubleview’s neighbourhood and helps the City rethink how we deliver services with a local focus Doubleview was named for its views of both the Indian Ocean and the Darling Ranges but development was slow until returning World War Two soldiers were given homes in the area including residential and community development Doubleview acquired its name as the suburb offers two extensive views the Indian Ocean to the west and the Darling Ranges and Perth to the east One of the first landowners in Doubleview was John Daniel Manning a dairy farmer who occupied land in 1895 but did not develop it The northern section of Doubleview was first subdivided in 1910 by Perth real estate agent Charles Edgar Stoneman but land did not sell rapidly and many investors were led to believe they were buying in the city centre Art for All in the Hall - hosted by Transition Town Stirling These are the top local priorities you've told us about what's important for Doubleview: The City has created Locally-led Stirling to drive deeper connection at a local suburb level to listen and respond with a local focus At the heart of this Locally-led approach is an understanding that local people know what they need and a vision for everyone to get involved in shaping what it means to be “a local” We want to bring neighbours together, invest in local stories and inspire opportunities to work together. To find out more about Locally-led Stirling, visit Shaping our City. If you're looking for ways to get involved in your local area, please contact one of the City’s Local Engagement Officers by emailing getinvolved@stirling.wa.gov.au Connor subdivided the southern portion of Doubleview although once again blocks were slow to sell and developers Dudley and Dwyer acquired the unsold lots in both parts of Doubleview in 1926 While they created the name for the area in an attempt to attract interest development did not begin to accelerate until the government began providing returned soldiers homes in the northern section of Doubleview after World War Two Single detached dwellings dominate Doubleview but there are some scattered unit and duplex developments Much of the area contains post-war housing a significant proportion of which was constructed by the government and many of the original dwellings are of timber-frame construction with more recent developments using brick and tile Some parts of the southern section of Doubleview contain examples of 1960s and international-style housing There are seven local open spaces and one community open space in Doubleview that offer both active and passive recreation While Doubleview Primary School serves the educational needs of younger students in the area Doubleview also offers spectacular views from Ewen Street and the water tower on Princess Street which is visible from all parts of the surrounding region Westfield Innaloo is the nearest major retail outlet, supplemented by older retail strips along Sackville Terrace and Scarborough Beach Road. City of Stirling kaadatj Nyoongar moort Nyoongar boodja-k Wadjak boodja-k Ngalak kaadatj Nyoongar nedingar wer birdiya koora koora wer yeyi malayin wer nakolak baalap yang ngalany-al Ngalak dandjoo barn wer kaaratj bandang boodja-k The City of Stirling acknowledges the traditional custodians of this land and pays respect to the Elders both past and present for they hold the memories the culture and hopes of Aboriginal Australia Sixty-odd years after the Doubleview Bowls Club was founded the neighbourhood bowlo has undergone a dramatic transformation But it’s not down to new turf or shiny new balls – the driving force behind the transformation is Jacob D’Vauz and Anisha Halik D’Vauz’s CV includes stints at Rockpool, Madalena’s, Tiny’s and Uncle Joe’s and his fine-dining DNA is evident in the food he and Halik dish out and we definitely didn’t have anyone under the age of 30,” D’Vauz tells Broadsheet we get upwards of 600 people every Wednesday and Friday for dinner.” Make sure you're subscribed to our newsletter today Arrive early to snag one of the weekly specials which typically sell out within 30 minutes of the kitchen’s 5.30pm opening and cost no more than $26 It’s easy to see why this unassuming suburban bowls club has become a go-to for many locals Dishes like oyster blade, slow-roasted for 12 hours until meltingly tender, are served either with a fish-sauce caramel glaze, mash and sizeable onion rings, or swimming in a satay sauce, which D’Vauz perfected in Bali while at Potato Head’s restaurant Specials like scallop and prawn toast with curried mayo take their place on the chalkboard alongside bowlo staples like cheeseburgers “We get proper beef mince from Balcatta butcher Troy’s Meats for the patties,” says D’Vauz “I’ve been cooking fish the same way since I was 14 at Landsdale Fish & Chips where I worked for a decade,” she explains “The owner taught me his secret recipe and while the chips are cooked just as masterfully Thick pickle slices add a refreshing and welcome zing The menu is both affordable – a family of four can eat well for under $100 – and approachable “One of the best parts of the job is seeing the regulars try something they wouldn’t normally it’s their first time trying raw fish,” says D’Vauz A constantly changing menu means the kitchen can work with the freshest best-priced produce from D’Vauz’s market visits “I’m able to have more fun in the kitchen and be more creative than I’ve been in any other job while still offering people an experience at an affordable price,” he says “That’s the most satisfying part of this.” D’Vauz and Halik understand the importance of accessibility The fact that just about anyone can come here and enjoy a good meal with their kids is a big motivator for us.” While the hospo couple has injected youthful energy into the club long-standing members are also embracing the new vibe who have been members for more than 30 years sit in the same spot and get table service Some weeks you’re nervous giving them a spicy curry A New App Fights Food Waste With Discounted Goods From Local Bakeries and Restaurants Deadbeat Brings Grunge and a Top Sydney Bartender to Perth’s CBD First Look: Light Years Lands in Perth With Its Most Ambitious Menu Yet Local Knowledge: Teassential Competes for the Caffeine Crown in the Coffee-Obsessed CBD Doubleview Gold Corp (TSX-V:DBG) reports long copper-gold-silver-cobalt intercepts from drilling during the 2024 campaign at its 100% owned Polymetallic Hat Porphyry Project and H077 have expanded the mineralisation and potentially will increase the Hat Project’s resource in size and grade The 2024 drilling program was designed to confirm the integrity of the resource estimate categories particularly the indicated resource figures and potentially to allow elevating part or all to a measured resource. Holes were directed to intersect shallow mineralisation and to further explore high-grade zones Drilling has confirmed the continuity of mineralisation indicating that the deposit exhibits greater consistency than typically expected of a porphyry-style deposit drillhole H075 has mineralisation from 45m depth to 341m CEO Farshad Shirvani says the 2024 campaign was successful in testing confirming and improving the resource model. “We are encouraged to see the occurrence of mineralisation closer to the surface as well as strong mineralisation drill holes which proves continuity and allows for more detailed structural interpretations,” says Shirvani “This will strongly reflect in the upcoming MRE.V 2.0 that will be part of Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) and add value to the Polymetallic Hat Deposit by increasing the metal content We are continuously working on our exploration model as data becomes available to recognize details of the deposit and its critical and precious metals.” Doubleview Gold Corp is a mineral resource exploration and development company headquartered in Vancouver Write to info@mining.com.au at Mining.com.au Unico Silver makes ‘multiple new discoveries’ at Cerro Leon Unico Silver (ASX:USL) says the final results from phase-two diamond drilling at.. 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ASX shifts down a gear Stay Informed on up-to-the-minute mining news Get the best articles straight to your inbox ASX ends winning streak as energy sector tumbles05 May Military Metals discusses antimony exploration in Slovakia05 May Unico Silver makes ‘multiple new discoveries’ at Cerro Leon05 May Critica readies to drill satellite rare earths targets 05 May Either the URL was mistyped or the page may no longer be available You may not be able to find the page you were after because of: You might find one of the following links useful: The Elescan™ XRF-100 Elemental Slurry Analyzer performs real-time slurry stream analysis for mining and mineral applications The Thermo Scientific™ ARL X900 XRF Spectrometer is a WDXRF analyzer with XRD capability that provides quick The Bettersizer 2600 is a wet or dry particle size analyzer from Bettersize Instruments Handheld X-ray fluorescence spectrometry is becoming increasingly important in the mining industry as it aids in maximizing productivity of processes the Business Development Manager at Plextek talks to AZoMining about navigating the future of mining Uwe König, the Global Mining Segment Manager at Malvern Panalytical talks to AZoMining about the importance of technology and sustainability in mining you can trust me to find commercial scientific answers from AZoNetwork.com please log into your AZoProfile account first Registered members can chat with Azthena, request quotations, download pdf's, brochures and subscribe to our related newsletter content A few things you need to know before we start Read the full Vancouver-based Doubleview Gold (TSXV: DBGl; OTCQB: DBLVF) announced significant assay results from its 2024 drilling program at the Hat polymetallic deposit in northwestern British Columbia Doubleview Gold is a mineral resource exploration and development company The company announced that the results from drill holes H078 and H079 include the most substantial intervals of high-grade copper and gold mineralization encountered at the Hat project to date The significant results are as follows: Hole H078: 1.00% copper and 0.46 g/t old over 107 metres within 409 within of 0.39% copper and 0.28 g/t gold hole H079: 0.95% copper and 0.79 g/t gold over 82 metres within 213 metres of 0.59% copper and 0.50 g/t gold Doubleview Gold also reported that drill holes H081 H083 and H085 provide more details of the East Lisle Zone a shallow extension of the Main Lisle zone. Drill teams indicate the recent work focused on the Central Lisle zone The company interpreted this zone as a potential porphyry feeder zone The Hat deposit, located in northwestern British Columbia, is a polymetallic porphyry project with major resources of copper, gold, cobalt, and the potential for scandium. As one of the region's significant sources of critical minerals, the Hat deposit has undergone targeted exploration and development. More information is posted at www.DoubleView.ca and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById("ak_js_1").setAttribute("value",(new Date()).getTime()); Canadian Mining Journal provides information on new Canadian mining and exploration trends corporate developments and industry events The proliferation of new small bars and restaurants around Scarborough and Doubleview has meant we’re more spoilt for choice than ever with great spots for a night out Here’s our picks for great eating and drinking around the 6018/6019 and we’ve tried to organise the list a little more restaurant-y at the top with more bar vibes down the bottom – enjoy If it’s laid-back, old school Italian restaurant vibes great for family and friends you’re looking for, Al Fornetto must be the place The amount of choice on offer in the menus is as big as the meals themselves There’s an array of pizzas and pastas to pick your way through alongside some Italian main classics like Pollo or Veal Parmigiana and arguably their hero dish The kinda spot you’ll find yourself spending hours at with the right group of peeps Just across the corner from Al Fornetto you’ll find a much newer kid on the block – Jalisco Serving up some seriously good tacos and tequila follow the red neon skull and you will find your Mexican heaven but its their tacos that’ll have you coming back again and again Perched on the beach with a view that’ll take your breath away, La Capannina is bringing the relaxed We can’t think of much better than having a slice of pizza in one hand and a cocktail in another Once the go-to party destination along the Scarborough beach strip, El Grotto has matured over the years into one of its most delicious eating joints COVID-times saw a shift in focus towards this Mexican hangout’s food offerings and the general public is all the better for it Their fish and beef birria burritos are filled with goodness and the tacos moorish as anything and all are best washed down with a superior selection of cocktails Oh and if you’re looking for a boogie by the beach Grotto still gets its groove on late into the night While it may be nestled right on Scarborough beach, The Peach Pit has anything but your beach bod on its mind. Formerly more a party palace, The Peach Pit has since risen to become one Perth’s premier smashed burger haunts their rotating burgers of month will do exactly that to your dreams – and if that doesn’t get ya We’re pretty spoilt for choice when it comes to bars along the Scarborough Beach foreshore, but it’s hard to go past the views at Scarborough Beach Bar Perched upstairs you get a primo viewing platform of surfers over the hill all set to chilled DJs a very tempting cocktail selection and relaxed Italo-coastal pub fare like Kingfish Crudo Nestled on the corner of Scarborough Beach Road and Gildercliffe Street, you might not see Pizzaca Caffe as you pass by Pizzaca are pumping out amazing food and drink from dawn ‘til dusk Start the day off right from a list of sweet and savoury hot cakes dig in to those classic Italian comfort foods: woodfire pizzas chilli mussels and even a parmi that you can top with spaghetti bolognese The Lookout ain’t just a huge bar on the beach in Scarbs it’s also got some good time bowling alleys inside Some may have laughed at the notion of converting the old Matisse Beach Club into a bar you can go bowling at but it’s been a huge hit down on the Esplanade With regular meal and bowling deals during the week we recommend popping by then when it’s a bit more chill although if you feel like turning it up it’s got the rowdiest Sunday sesh on the strip Hellburger by name As you can see in this list there is plenty of competition for excellent burger joints in the 6019 and Hellburger more than holds its own with their take on smashed-style burgers with regeneratively-farmed WA grass-fed beef They also may just be low-key serving up the best fries in the hood their special sauce is like Big Mac’s on crack and the whole combination may just send you straight to you-know-where Evan and Sarah Hewitt’s suburban bar and restaurant is the living embodiment of a hidden gem. Whether it’s your morning coffee, a fried chicken taco or some fries loaded with melted cheese, pulled pork and sour cream, General Public has got you sorted Serving up sensational pizzas that champion locally sourced ingredients and a naturally fermented dough prepare to have your mind blown from the very first bite Pair that with six rotating beers on tap and a swag of delicious WA wines and you’ve got yourself a solid night of eating and drinking on your hands Basically everything can be done gluten free As the sun stretches overhead, you might find yourself floating over from Drift Kitchen to the heritage courtyard at SKØL a Scandinavian bar and eatery from the Drift crew some gravlax or grilled slipper lobster with garlic and dill butter and make sure to sip on one of their perfectly Instagrammable cocktails Literally right around the corner you’ll find one of the newest additions to Perth’s wine bar scene – Bodega Opened by pizzeria Il Locale (which is conveniently located on the same road) Bodega offers a Mediterranean-inspired menu and wine list featuring French Mathieu Bourget’s Il Locale is serving up some of the best Neapolitan pizza in town With a passionate and humble team of Scarborough locals it hasn’t taken long for this pizzeria to build a strong bond with its community Combining local and imported D.O.P ingredients – including Stracciatella and Burrata from La Delizia Latticini – Il Locale’s three-day Caputo and Manitoba fermented dough is the perfect vessel to carry the very essence of quality toppings An absolute mainstay on the strip for years, you’ll be hard-pressed to find a better spot to watch a Scarborough sunset with beer in hand than Oceans 6019 There’s always DJs on hand to help soundtrack those sundown vibes will you’ll also find some live music inside and maybe even a sneaky bit of karaoke if you’re up to it The Indi Bar has been holding down live music in Scarborough for years They’ve had some of Australia’s biggest bands roll through along with always showcasing some of its future stars Plus their pool parties go are the place to once that sun comes back out and Toastface Grillah on the food is an absolute winner More of a morning person? Check our 10 fave Scarborough cafes. Doubleview Gold Corp. [DBG-TSXV, DBLVF-OTCQB A1W038-FSE] has announced significant high-grade copper and gold intercepts in drill results from its 100%-owned Hat polymetallic porphyry deposit in northwestern British Columbia The company completed 10,000 metres of additional drilling in 2024 part of an effort to demonstrate Hat’s potential to be an important source of precious and critical minerals in Canada Results from drill holes H078 and H079 include the most substantial intervals of high-grade copper and gold mineralization encountered at the Hat Project to date The company said recent drilling focused on the Central Lisle Zone which was discovered in 2024 and is interpreted as a potential porphyry feeder zone The Lisle Zone is an alkalic-type-gold-copper porphyry discovery closely similar in genesis alteration and mineralization to several important British Columbia mines “The intercepts demonstrate shallow mineralization horizons and provide further evidence of the Hat Deposit’s robust mineralization profile,’’ the company said in a February 25 Drilling highlights include drill hole H078 which returned 672 metres of average grad 0.29% copper and 0.22 g/t gold (0.50% copper equivalent CuEq) from 12 metres to 684 metres Significant long intersections include 409 metres [from 92 metres to 501 metres] averaging 0.39% copper and 0.28 g/t gold [0.65% CuEq] including 104 metres [from 247 metres to 354 metres] averaging 1.00% copper and 0.46 g/t gold [1.42% CuEq] the highest-grade interval recorded at the Hat Project Hole H079 returned 0.95% copper and 0.79 g/t gold over 82 metres within 213 metres of 0.59% copper and 0.50 g/t gold Other drill holes reported in the latest press release are extending the mineralization envelope of the Hat Deposit H082 and H083 also provide more details of the East Lisle Zone a shallow extension of the Main Lisle Zone The shares trade in a 52-week range of 60 cents and 29 cents “These are the most significant drill results we have ever reported from the Hat Project that is attracting attention from major players in the metals industry,’’ said Doubleview President and CEO Farshad Shirvani “These results not only underscore the robust nature of the Hat Deposit but also enhance its potential to become a world class polymetallic resource,’’ he said “We are excited about the conclusions and these findings and look forward to advancing the project with further drilling and exploration activities.’’ The Hat polymetallic porphyry deposit is one of a small number of North American deposits that contains significant amounts of scandium a rare metal that is deemed critical for economic and national security by the Canadian and American federal governments The latest drill intercepts display consistent copper as well as consistent scandium mineralization reinforcing the Hat Deposit’s potential as a significant resource of strategic metals the company announced a maiden open pit resource estimate (MRE) for the Hat project It was highlighted by an indicated resource of 150 million tonnes of containing 1.35 billion pounds of copper equivalent (CuEq) at 0.408% CuEq 929,000 ounces of gold and 2.0 million ounces of silver On top of that is an inferred resource of 477 million tonnes containing 3.62 billion pounds of CuEq at 0.344% CuEq 2.3 million ounces of gold and 7.57 million ounces of silver According to the MRE the Scandium potential for the Hat Deposit is estimated to be 300 to 500 million tonnes at an average grade of 40 ppm (0.004%) Sc203 material that is confined solely to the resource blocks that meet a cut-off grade of 0.2% CuEq within the open pit shell that defines the extent of the mineral resource estimate The company has said the 2024 drilling program was designed to confirm the integrity of the resource estimate categories particularly the indicated resource figures and potentially to allow elevating part or all to a measured resource Drill holes have been directed to intersect shallow mineralization and to further explore high grade zones Doubleview has also said drilling has confirmed the continuity of mineralization indicating that the deposit exhibits greater consistency than is typically expected of a porphyry-style deposit It is expected that the latest drilling results will be strongly reflected in the upcoming mineral resource estimate (MRE version 2.0) that will be part of the preliminary economic assessment (PEA) and add value to the Hat Deposit by increasing the metal content “We are continuously working on our exploration model as data becomes available to recognize details of the deposit and its critical and precious metals,’’ the company said the East Lisle Zone has revealed a promising new zone of mineralization beyond the conceptual pit shell proposed in the maiden mineral resource estimate and at depth which is expected to be extended in the upcoming resource estimate (MRE V 2.0) with the new conceptual pit walls Significant drill intercepts from the East Lisle Zone include H081 which returned 315 metres of 0.32% CuEq from 39 metres to 354 metres The results from the East Lisle Zone indicate potential extensions of the Hat Deposit to the east The drill intercepts show consistent grades over substantial lengths underscoring the prospectivity of this area and supporting further exploration the company said the Far Northwest Lisle Zone has produced encouraging results “These results suggest significant potential for mineralization in this area further extending the scope of the Hat Polymetallic Deposit.’’ Intercepts from the Far Northwest Lisle Zone include hole H086 which returned 73 metres of 0.34% CuEq (0.20% copper is company that offers investors an opportunity to participate.. 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By Peter Kennedy The Golden Triangle mining district in northwestern British Columbia ranks among the richest.. 2025 - (ACN Newswire) - Doubleview Gold Corp (TSXV:DBG)(OTCQB:DBLVF)(FSE:1D4) (the "Company" or "Doubleview") is pleased to share its plans for the upcoming 2025 exploration season for its 100% owned BC projects Based on the Company's successful 2024 exploration season which included publishing the Hat Project's maiden resource estimate (‘MRE V1') exceptional high-grade drill results from its 10,000m drill program (please see the Company's news release from February 05 2025) and the recently announced collaboration of the Company with Her Excellency Sheikha Sara Nasser Al-Thani of Qmission of Qatar (please see the Company's news release from March 05 Doubleview is readying its field crews for the upcoming field season Hat Project - 2025 Program of WorkDoubleview is setting out to continue building on its exploration success at its polymetallic Hat Project The 2024 drill results have provided important information which is supporting the Company's geological team in understanding the evolution of and ultimately the entire Hat Deposit ("Hat" or "Deposit") system The goals of the upcoming drill season are to continue to expand and build the resource to higher levels of confidence to test newly identified targets to the northwest and east of the Deposit and to find the source of the system that created the Hat Deposit Details for the environmental sampling program are currently being finalized Doubleview's intensions are to implement this work to fulfill regulatory requirements necessary towards further development of the Hat Project The Preliminary Economic Assessment ("HAT PEA") with an updated Mineral Resource Estimate ("HAT MRE 2.0") is steadily progressing as expected President & CEO Farshad Shirvani states: "After achieving several milestones for the Hat Project technical team and I are excited about the newly acquired information which will guide this year's efforts Our goals are to find the porphyry system's source to further advance the integrity of the resource estimate categories to continue advancing environmental work and building stakeholder relationships There are less than 90 drill holes at the Hat Project and we have been able to show tremendous results it is very clear that there are many more opportunities to enhance the Hat Deposit that our team is eager to explore." Mr Shirvani added: "The Company is continuing its dialogue with Her Excellency Sara Nasser Al-Thani of Qmission of Qatar to build a strong relationship to explore optimal opportunities for both sides With the worldwide growing attention on critical minerals by governments and major mining companies alike we believe that the Company is a great position." Red Spring - 2025 Exploration ProgramPart of Doubleview's portfolio of projects is Red Spring It is a copper-silver-gold project which in recent exploration programs showed elevated zinc values With copper and zinc being elements that are listed as Critical Minerals by the Canadian Government the Red Spring project merits a well-tailored exploration program For this season an extensive ground IP program is planned which will be followed-up by drilling based on the IP results The goal of the exploration program is to build on existing data and together with the new results Currently the two potential deposit types in focus for the project are sediment hosted copper-silver deposits and Eskay Creek type deposits Doubleview maintains a website at www.doubleview.ca and Doubleview's Qualified Person with respect to the Hat Project as defined by National Instrument 43-101 Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects and approved the technical contents of this news release He is not independent of Doubleview as he is a shareholder in the company A mineral resource exploration and development company is headquartered in Vancouver It is publicly traded on the TSX-Venture Exchange (TSXV:DBG)(OTCQB:DBLVF)(WKN:LA1W038) and financing precious and base metal exploration projects across North America with a strong emphasis on British Columbia The company enhances shareholder value through the acquisition and exploration of high-quality gold and silver projects-collectively critical minerals-utilizing cutting-edge exploration techniques Doubleview's success is deeply rooted in the unwavering support of its long-term shareholders Their ongoing commitment has been instrumental in advancing the company's strategic initiatives Doubleview looks forward to further collaborative growth and development and continues to welcome active participation from its valued stakeholders as the company expands its portfolio and strengthens its position in the critical minerals sector is a polymetallic porphyry project with major resources of copper As one of the region's significant sources of critical minerals the Hat deposit has undergone targeted exploration and development as of the recently completed Mineral Resource Estimate and the Company's July 25 Open Pit Model Hat Resource Category Tonnage CuEq Cu Co Au Ag CuEq Cu Co Au AgMt % % % g/t g/t million lb million lb million lb thousand oz thousand ozIn Pit Indicated 150 0.408 0.221 0.008 0.19 0.42 1,353 733 28 929 2,045Inferred 477 0.344 0.185 0.009 0.15 0.49 3,619 1,945 91 2,328 7,575 Scandium potential for the Hat Deposit is estimated to be 300 to 500 million tonnes at an average grade of 40 ppm (0.004%) Sc2O3 *- Copper Equivalent (CuEq) currently does not include the Scandium- Metal equivalents should not be relied upon for future evaluations.- Parameters used to calculate Copper Equivalent: Au price (US$/oz): 1900; Ag price (US$/oz): 24; Cu price (US$/lb): 4; Co price (US$/lb): 22 Au recovery: 89.0%; Ag recovery: 68.0%; Cu recovery: 84.0%; Co recovery: 78.0% * Copper Equivalent Calculation CuEq in % = ([Ag grade in ppm] *24*0.68/31.1035 + [Au grade in ppm] *1900*.89/31.1035 + 0.0001* [Co grade in ppm] *22*0.78*22.0462 + 0.0001* [Cu grade in ppm] *4*0.84*22.0462)/(4*22.0462*0.84) Farshad Shirvani, President & Chief Executive OfficerFor further information please contact:Doubleview Gold CorpVancouver, BC Farshad ShirvaniPresident & CEOT: (604) 678-9587E: corporate@doubleview.ca NEITHER TSX VENTURE EXCHANGE NOR ITS REGULATION SERVICES PROVIDER (AS THAT TERM IS DEFINED IN THE POLICIES OF THE TSX VENTURE EXCHANGE) ACCEPTS RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE ADEQUACY OR ACCURACY OF THIS RELEASE Certain of the statements made and information contained herein may constitute "forward-looking information." In particular references to the private placement and future work programs or expectations on the quality or results of such work programs are subject to risks associated with operations on the property as well as other risks that we may not be currently aware of readers are advised not to place undue reliance on forward-looking information Except as required under applicable securities legislation the Company undertakes no obligation to publicly update or revise forward-looking information The City of Stirling has partnered with Western Power to work together towards converting overhead distribution powerlines to underground power while improving street appearance and opportunities for increased uptake of solar and other technologies Underground power offers improved reliability and safety street appeal and allowing the tree canopy to flourish The underground power project will be carried out in stages residents within the project boundary will receive a notification outlining what will be done and how it may impact you The process of transforming a suburb to underground power means that some things are going down - poles and lines - whilst some new things are going up - primary equipment sites or those large boxes on the side of the road or back of a park A community forum for the whole suburb called 'Watts Up Is Going Down' will help answer people's questions about who is doing what and when The cost of undergrounding power is shared between the State Government with payment facilitated through the City of Stirling The City will be responsible for invoicing residents for the installation costs This cost and partnership model addresses the need to renew ageing electricity infrastructure while acknowledging the shared benefits of this project To find out if your suburb is listed for underground power, please visit Western Power Please note that Western Power determines the order of these projects based on the age of the assets in that area and therefore the need to underground them Note: This is the latest information provided by Western Power and will be updated on a regular basis as new information becomes available (last updated April 2024) Western Power’s contractor will be doing a letter drop to all properties located in the Joondanna area that are in the project boundary for the North Perth/Mount Hawthorn (TUPP) Underground Power Project The letter is to acknowledge that the works are to begin in the area and provide key details as to the work being conducted and contact details. Please click here to see a copy of the letter that will be received at the property address. please contact Western Power’s contractor on the provided contact details The cost of undergrounding power is split between Western Power and the ratepayer A service charge is the amount to be charged to properties in the project area and reflects the share of the project cost Network charge – this is determined by property type (residential or non-residential) and the associated demand for network capacity as allocated by Western Power Connection charge – the figure varies dependent upon several factors: Property owners can expect to receive their service charge in the 2025/26 financial year The City will be in contact with property owners to confirm the service charge amount prior to 1 July 2025 Western Power targets areas where the overhead network is due, or will soon be due, for replacement. Once Western Power has identified a project area, it approaches the relevant local government with an offer to convert that area to underground power Western Power makes offers to local governments in priority order The cost for different suburbs and projects will vary depending on the unique site conditions and the number of properties within the nominated precinct Western Power conduct an open tender process for each project and select the best contractor based on their selection model. The City has no involvement in this process. If you wish to discuss this matter further, please contact Western Power, please click here to be taken to their Underground Power website the costs of the program are shared between Western Power Local Government and the State Government with total costs determined by Western Power The State Government’s contribution is tiered based on socio-economic factors The City has adopted a ‘user pays’ model to recoup its contribution from properties directly benefitting Residents are required to pay a proportion of the network cost regardless of whether the resident’s service connection is undergrounded or not Residents without an underground connection will also need to pay a connection cost The City has used a dollar per kilo-volt-ampere (KVA) allocation methodology for the financial model to determine the Network Charge to Property Owners The network has been designed to meet the expected energy requirements for the area and this is achieved by allocating a KVA to each property type The total KVA’s are added up together and then divided by the total project network cost to get a dollar per KVA The dollar per KVA is then multiplied against an assigned expected KVA for that property which results in the total network fee for that property A connection charge is then calculated based on the connection type for each property and then added to the network charge to arrive at the full project cost required to be paid by the property owner SUPP projects are based on a user-pays principle where those benefitting are those required to pay a contribution The benefits of the program are received by the State Government agencies (through upgrade of their infrastructure) and the ratepayers (through improved reliability efficiency of services and improved property values) Local governments are not the asset owners and therefore do not contribute to the cost of the project (outside of contributions required for City-owned properties) Funding such activities out of operational budgets would place upward pressure on rates paid by all property owners in The City Western Power is contributing 88% of the network cost Ratepayers are required to contribute the remaining 12% This equates to a network charge of $2,078 per residential property Businesses are charged a variable network charge based on the demand they place on the network Pensioners and seniors who have the following concession cards may be eligible for underground power rebates under the Rates and Charges (Rebates and Deferments) Act 1992: Holders of the above cards (except those who only have a WA Seniors Card) may also be eligible to defer paying their underground power charge This means the charge remains as a debt on the property until the property is sold You can also access the Apply for a pensioners or seniors rebate web page or the Pensioners and Seniors Concessions Scheme fact sheet for more information. Please see below Doubleview Project Zones which includes estimated start and completion dates. Yes. Most of the cost of undergrounding power is laying new underground cables in the street and installing new street lighting. Those properties which have an existing pole to pillar connection e.g. an underground cable within their property from an overhead street network via green dome either within their own property or an adjoining property, will be required to contribute towards the overall cost of the project in the form of network cost. Any property, where a person resides who is registered as having a medical condition which necessitates constant power supply, will be given special consideration when the changeover is programmed. The affected resident, or their carer, needs to contact Western Power or the contractor so that arrangements can be made to carry out the changeover without risk to the affected person’s health or welfare. Future underground power projects mapDoubleview Underground Power Zone mapHow does underground power work?The installation of primary equipment is vital in delivering underground power It includes equipment such as ground-mounted transformers and switchgear units to distribute electricity through the underground network The equipment is typically housed in green cabinets as shown in the image below The location of where primary equipment is installed is assessed based on technical needs the equipment is placed in public open spaces The below video explains the underground power process Play videoUnderground powerFAQs with payment facilitated through the relevant Local Government Authority Ratepayers will pay one single consumer mains charge which is the combined total of the network charge for their area and applicable connection fee for their property the City will allow those who are unable to make a lump sum payment the opportunity to pay in instalments over six years Payment options are outlined in the Notice please contact the City to discuss the matter further Payments can be made online or by calling the City on (08) 9205 8555 Ratepayers who are eligible pensioners and seniors will receive a State Government rebate Eligibility provisions for any person seeking to register with the City for underground power concessions are: The owner of the property as of the due date of the levy being charged is responsible for full payment of the invoice Underground power charges are not apportioned between the buyer and seller and the seller is required to pay the balance of charges at settlement have already paid the lump sum amount there will be no adjustment as part of the property settlement have decided to participate in the instalment option the City will calculate the remainder of the scheme costs to the end of the term and provide this information to your settlement agent for payment at settlement You will be responsible for the full costs and they will not be adjusted between you and the buyer We know that when we talk to locals about their priorities for their neighbourhood underground power is always in the top couple of answers Undergrounding those poles and wires doesn't just enable more trees to be planted along our streets but it also better protects that infrastructure from storm damage As part of the Western Power program to deliver underground power across the City we will partner with Western Power to hold a community forum in each underground power project area at the start of each project These 'Watts Up is Going Down' sessions will help answer some frequently asked questions like: Experts from both Western Power and the City of Stirling will attend these community meetings and be able to answer your questions in person Types and placement of primary equipmentWhen moving power lines underground and removing poles several essential equipment types are used: Residents visually impacted by proposed Primary Equipment sites will be sent a letter For any information relating to underground power charges, please contact the City of Stirling at (08) 9205 8555 or email undergroundpower@stirling.wa.gov.au For any technical queries relating to the Western Power underground infrastructure or its placement Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time A man has been arrested after he allegedly stole a car and took police on a high-speed chase through Perth before abandoning the vehicle WA Police said the 31-year-old allegedly stole a Toyota Landcruiser from a home in Perth’s northern suburbs on December 23 which police saw in Karrinyup just before 4pm on Christmas Day A 31-year-old man is arrested in Lockridge Officers allege the driver failed to stop as they pursued the car through Doubleview eventually stopping over concerns further pursuit would endanger the public A short time later the vehicle was abandoned on Smith Street in Morley On Boxing Day police searched a Lockridge home where they allege the man fled on foot then catching up with him on the roof of a neighbouring property They arrested and charged him with 15 offences including the theft of a motorbike from East Perth on November 30 A 33-year-old Madeley woman was also arrested at the address and charged with one count of stealing a motor vehicle She is due to appear before the Perth Magistrates Court on January 14 The man is due before Perth Magistrates Court on Friday India in strife as Boland snares Kohli shortly after lunch Nearly $300,000 of heroin allegedly excreted by two men after baggage search at Perth Airport Perth loses its housing market crown as peak growth passes WA Police said the 31-year-old allegedly stole a Toyota Landcruiser from a home in Perth\\u2019s northern suburbs on December 23 This page provides information about residential bin collections including how to find out when your next bin day is how to request new bins or upgrade your residential waste service and how to report damaged or 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working days Request a new bin Request an additional bin One red lid (general waste) bin - 140 litre One yellow lid (recycling) bin - 240 litre One optional lime green (garden organics) bin - 240 litre If your current bin isn’t meeting your househould needs you can request an upgrade of the existing service for an additional fee While upgrading a green waste bin isn't currently available Request a bin upgrade For all other bin requests and enquiries, please contact us via the general enquiry and feedback form If you are looking for on-demand waste collections, you can learn more about on-demand through our video playlist, or please visit our page here for more information Lodge other bin request Sorting your waste correctly means that you’re diverting waste from landfill and creating a more sustainable future for our community When our three bin system was rolled out in July 2015, garden organics (GO) bins were only delivered to properties of 400sqm or more. If you do not have a garden organics waste bin and wish to apply for one, please phone our Customer Contact Centre The City can provide assistance for residents who cannot physically put their bins out on the verge or do not have anyone else to assist them Use our bin day search function above to check we might not have reached your area yet due to varying truck rounds If your bin was out on time and it was missed you may need to arrange a paid return collection or wait until your next bin day If you forgot to place your bin out on your bin day or missed the reporting window you can still arrange a paid return collection For more information, please submit a general enquiry and feedback form a good local bowlo is worth its weight in lawn bowls And the criteria for what makes a great bowls club is pretty simple: Are the greens in good nick?Are the pints cheap?Are there friendly faces at the bar up for a yarn Below you’ll find a bunch of places that always have these ticked off along with a few other added bonuses along the way Meat raffles, chase the ace, sport on the tele, purple ATM… Doubleview Bowling Club has it all, including a well-stocked bar slinging out great drinks at bowls club prices. Wednesday and Friday nights have some incredible food courtesy of Special Delivery it’s cheap as chips to become a social member and there’s free barefoot bowls on Sunday arvos too One of Perth’s oldest bowlos (it’s celebrating its 90th birthday in 2025), Bassendean Bowling Club is a haven for locals offering darts and pool on top of the action on the greens It’s got a very pleasant outdoor area AKA The Den a bunch of big screens to watch the footy on and plenty of smiling faces on either side of the bar After a few years spent in the wilderness (see also: renovations), the North Freo Bowlo bounced back bigger and better than ever late in 2024 It’s open on Fridays from 4-10pm and Sunday arvos from 2-8pm but they’ve got plenty going on during those times and fun for the family in a very community-minded space They’re on the hunt for new sponsors to keep the good times rolling too so hit ’em up if you’re a local business who loves a bowlo as much as we do Osborne Park is big on family and community vibes offering excellently-priced food and drink all throughout the week They also don’t mind a spot of barefoot bowling One of Perth’s oldest and friendliest bowls clubs, Como Bowling & Recreation Club has plenty going on during the week for peeps young and old Friday nights is when the action is though chase the ace and barefoot bowls for just $10pp from 6-8pm get down between 5-6pm for even cheaper drinks during happy hour They’ve got a bit of everything at Inglewood The bar is about as old school Aussie bowls club as it gets For some top shelf inner city bowling action the 125 year old (!) Perth & Tatts in East Perth is the place to be They also host some high intensity darts competitions on the weekends and have some pool tables to knock a few balls around if you’re feeling so inclined As far as letting the (big) kids run wild, the Baysie is the place to be They’ve got regular food truck takeovers and local brewery tap takeovers are always pouring A proud club that’s managed to find the perfect balance between the social and sporting side of things Almost Perth’s most scenic bowls club, the lush surrounds of the Mount Lawley Bowling Club are steeped in history and the art deco designs make for a pretty great function space as well Another spot that’s rather popular amongst the Mount Lawley young folk it gets pretty busy on the weekends but always a good time Cnr Storthes & Rookwood Street Mount Lawley Yes we’re sorry Mount Lawley, but it’s hard to argue with the “club with a million dollar view” on Bayview Terrace in Mosman Park they’ve always got something going on including kitchen takeovers A beacon of good vibes and community, the South Perth Bowling Club is right in the thick of it just next door to the Perth Zoo so in good nick all year-round and there’s plenty of lighting making for some excellent night time bowling We use cookies to analyze user behavior in order to constantly improve the website for you. Learn more (TSXV: DBG) (OTCQB: DBLVF) (FSE: A1W038) (the "Company or "Doubleview") announces it has granted incentive stock options to certain officers directors and consultants of the Company to acquire an aggregate of 1,900,000 common shares in the capital of the Company at an exercise price of $0.80 (the "Options") in accordance with the Company's 10% rolling incentive stock option plan The Options are exercisable for a five-year term expiring March 31 a mineral resource exploration and development company and is publicly traded on the TSX-Venture Exchange (TSXV: DBG) (OTCQB: DBLVF) (FSE: A1W038) (FSE: 1D4) acquires and finances precious and base metal exploration projects in North America Doubleview increases shareholder value through acquisition and exploration of quality gold copper and silver properties and the application of advanced state-of-the-art exploration methods The Company's portfolio of strategic properties provides diversification and mitigates investment risk On behalf of the Board of Directors,Farshad Shirvani Doubleview Gold CorpVancouver, BC Farshad ShirvaniPresident & CEOT: (604) 678-9587E: corporate@doubleview.ca To view the source version of this press release, please visit https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/246837 SOURCE: Doubleview Gold Corp. Sign Up Company Profile Mining and Metals An announcement from Doubleview Gold ( (TSE:DBG) ) is now available Doubleview Gold Corp has announced its 2025 exploration program building on the success of its 2024 season which included significant milestones such as the Hat Project’s maiden resource estimate and high-grade drill results The company plans to expand its exploration efforts at the Hat Project to increase resource confidence and test new targets while also advancing environmental work and stakeholder relationships Doubleview is planning an extensive exploration program for its Red Spring project The collaboration with Her Excellency Sheikha Sara Nasser Al-Thani of Qmission of Qatar is expected to strengthen the company’s position in the critical minerals market It is publicly traded on the TSX-Venture Exchange and focuses on identifying For an in-depth examination of DBG stock, go to TipRanks’ Stock Analysis page Disclaimer & Disclosure Report an Issue An announcement from Doubleview Gold ( (TSE:DBG) ) is now available Disclaimer & Disclosure Report an Issue The latest update is out from Doubleview Gold ( (TSE:DBG) ) has announced a collaboration with Her Excellency Sheikha Sara Nasser Al-Thani to explore investment opportunities in its HAT Polymetallic Porphyry Deposit in British Columbia This partnership aims to leverage the Qatar Investment Authority’s interest in diverse sectors beyond oil and gas highlighting the deposit’s potential to provide critical minerals like copper which are essential for future sustainability focusing on the exploration and development of polymetallic deposits with a market focus on unique and critical mineral deposits that contribute to sustainable resource development Technical Sentiment Consensus Rating: Sell For a thorough assessment of DBG stock, go to TipRanks’ Stock Analysis page The latest update is out from Doubleview Gold ( (TSE:DBG) ) A1W038-FSE] is a company that offers unique exposure to precious and critical minerals including the key ingredients in the transition to a low carbon economy The company’s 100%-owned Hat polymetallic porphyry deposit is one of a small number of North American deposits that contains significant amounts of scandium and we have them,’’ said Doubleview President and CEO Farshad Shirvani during a recent interview with Resource World It is why the value of Doubleview shares surged 24% when the company recently announced a maiden resource estimate (MRE) for the Hat project Highlights include an indicated resource of 150 million tonnes (at a 0.2% CuEq cut-off grade) containing 1.35 billion pounds of copper equivalent (CuEq) at 0.408% CuEq On top of that is an inferred resource of 477 million tonnes (at a 0.2% CuEq cut-off grade) containing 3.62 billion pounds of CuEq at 0.344% CuEq The Scandium potential for the Hat Deposit is estimated to be 300 to 500 million tonnes at an average grade of 40 ppm (0.004%) Sc203 by jumping from 33 cents to a high of 45 cents the shares had slipped back to 40.5 cents leaving the company with a market cap of $77.4 million based on 191.2 million shares outstanding The shares are currently trading in a 52-week range of 68 cents and 31 cents Believing that Hat can become an important source of critical minerals Doubleview has said it aims to develop a district-scale polymetallic deposit in a move that will benefit key stakeholders a geologist with more than 27 years of mineral exploration experience in Canada He is currently the President of Terracad Geoscience Services Ltd Prior to taking Doubleview public on the TSX Venture Exchange Shirvani served as a director of several junior mining companies The Hat project is located in B.C.’s Golden Triangle a region that is known for its rich and diverse geology one that has the potential to host several types of the world’s most profitable deposits including high-grade gold and silver veins large scale porphyries and volcanogenic massive sulphides Hat covers 5 200 hectares and is located 95 kilometres southwest of Dease Lake and 190 kilometres south of Atlin It is also located 10 kilometres north of the Golden Bear mine road Current access is via fixed-wing aircraft or helicopter from Dease Lake or Whitehorse The recently completed Northwest Transmission Line brings electric power to within 120 kilometres Doubleview discovered the Hat deposit in early 2014 from a greenfield prospect in the first drilling season Following the drilling of six holes with marginal but encouraging success a more aggressive drilling campaign in 2014 resulted in the discovery of the Lisle Zone of gold-copper mineralization the company said it completed almost 11,000 metres of drilling during the 2023 exploration season work that explored and extended the Lisle deposit to the west enabling a new interpretation of the deposit orientation and model and revealing a new gold-silver-cobalt-rich area It said several previously unconnected mineral zones were joined and over-all dimensions were increased news release included a 4.0-metre section of hole H067 which returned a remarkable 6.94% copper and 8.29 g/t gold (11.27% copper equivalent calculated “The discovery of a deposit with potential deliverables of scandium copper and gold by Doubleview is a significant achievement for the company its shareholders and North America as a whole,’’ Shirvani has said “Of particular significance is the potential for scandium as the USA imports 100% of scandium needed,’’ he said Scandium is utilized in various industries due to its unique properties Applications take advantage of scandium’s ability to enhance the strength making the resultant alloy ideal for aerospace scandium finds applications in the manufacturing of solid oxide fuel cells where it serves as a critical component due to its electrical conductivity and heat resistance These fuel cells are used in power generation with high efficiency and low emissions “This landmark discovery [at the Hat project] has the potential to expand the use of scandium in a variety of applications one of which is the ability to enhance the energy capacity stability and safety of nickel-metal hydride (NiMH) batteries commonly used in electric vehicles and consumer electronics,’’ Shirvani said Doubleview said tests have shown that scandium can be extracted from tailings using sulphuric acid at elevated temperatures as a lixiviant Tests also show that scandium can be separated into an intermediate scandium – aluminum product that can be processed further for the recovery of a scandium oxide product Separation of scandium and aluminum is the focus of the next phase of test work as per the Company’s news release in late July 3,460 metres of drilling was completed already The company said the main objectives of the 2024 drilling program are to improve grade and further explore mineralization trends identified by statistical and geological models Another objective is to conduct infill drilling in areas where drill holes are sparce or overly widespread and better define he deposit’s envelope Drill crews will also target areas of shallower mineralization to improve grade and tonnage prior to a future “Version 2” mineral resource estimate “Several opportunities to improve the maiden resource were identified which we want to realize promptly during this year’s field season including very targeted drilling,’’ Shirvani said the size of the deposit has increased by very targeted drilling bringing it to a footprint of about 1.5 kilometres by 1.38 kilometres,” he said Doubleview Gold ( (TSE:DBG) ) has issued an announcement has announced the granting of incentive stock options to its officers allowing them to acquire a total of 1,900,000 common shares at an exercise price of $0.80 These options are part of the company’s 10% rolling incentive stock option plan and are exercisable over a five-year term This move is likely to enhance the company’s operational flexibility and align the interests of its stakeholders with its long-term strategic goals is a mineral resource exploration and development company based in Vancouver and financing precious and base metal exploration projects in North America The company aims to increase shareholder value through the acquisition and exploration of gold and silver properties using advanced exploration methods offering a diversified portfolio to mitigate investment risk Find detailed analytics on DBG stock on TipRanks’ Stock Analysis page Doubleview Gold ( (TSE:DBG) ) has issued an announcement wallet-friendly resultsUnder the command of two young gun chefs the kitchen at Doubleview Bowling Club is a win-win-win for eaters the community and – most importantly – hospitality workers Remove items from your saved list to add more Add articles to your saved list and come back to them anytime Share1 / 6Roast chicken and fish and chips.Tori Lill2 / 6Ipoh curry with rice noodle and fried tofu.Tori Lill3 / 6Fish and chips An all-time classic gets proper treatment at Doubleview Bowling Club.Tori Lill4 / 6Indonesian roast beef with peanut sauce and rice.Tori Lill5 / 6Roast chicken with creamed corn potato and gravy.Tori Lill6 / 6A basket of fried wontons Perfect bowls snack.Tori LillPrevious SlideNext Slide14/20How we score the queue for the bistro at the Doubleview Bowling Club often starts forming before the kitchen opens at 5.30pm getting in line early is a matter of convenience Maybe they’re on the way home from the office or school pick-up Or maybe the bowlo is exactly where they’re supposed to be because they’ve got a must-win four-a-side community bowls game that evening and need to be ready to roll at 7pm this early mealtime is simply good old-fashioned FOMO It pays to get in early for dinner at Doubleview Bowling Club.Tori LillAs your correspondent can attest to Wednesday and Friday night late-comers to this community hub in hilly Doubleview run the risk of missing out on that day’s chalkboard specials Perhaps there’ll be two lines of pink chalk through the char siu chicken Maryland served with rice and Asian greens ($25): a meal a pal texted me about and described as “would not have looked out of place at any top restaurant” you’ll be in line as the final serve of thick-sliced roast oyster blade and garlic prawns ($25) gets picked up by its lucky owner; have just enough time to wonder what could have been; then watch helplessly as it disappears into the jumble of tables that populate the club’s sprawling hall In your head, you hear the immortal (paraphrased) words of the Seinfeld universe’s most famous chef: no reef and beef for you bowlo kitchens running out of food isn’t something to write home about is the breadth of flavours and influences in play at the Doubleview Bowling Club one could reasonably expect to find roast chook ($25) roast beef and other classic Australiana on offer These aren’t the bowlo meals our grandparents ate they didn’t have Anisha Halik and Jacob D’Vauz cooking them dinner either Uncle Joe’s Mess Hall or one of the many places he’s cooked at over the past 15 years you’ll know that old mate isn’t shy when it comes to dishing out flavour in his cooking But even if you weren’t aware of the D’Vauz origin story one forkful of our man’s pappardelle ragu ($25; craggy noodles in a deep ragu of beef short rib) lets you know that D’Vauz feels completely at home in a kitchen but its vego counterpart with grilled eggplant ($20) glazed with maltose fermented soy and honey afforded me a similar contact high While the five-dish menu changes weekly, the double cheeseburger ($20) is one of two permanent items and understandably so: it’s a banger. The patties are made with mince from cult Balcatta butcher Troy’s Meats Ever wondered what would happen if Macca’s and HJs teamed up Marvel-Capcom style and combined the cheeseburger and Whopper The burger also comes with some of the greatest traditional chips I’ve eaten in Perth brittle and crunchy on the outside and airy inside they’re the pale yellow nubbins of fried potato we all dream of seeing when we unwrap our parcels of fish and chips The day’s menu. Once it’s gone, it’s gone.Tori LillA graphic designer by training, Halik is deep in the fish and chips game (a decade at Landsdale Fish and Chips; four years as the opening manager at the Sealanes fish and chipper) and it shows frying chips isn’t rocket science: you get a good product then wait for the oil (changed regularly) to come to temperature before cooking there’s a difference between someone that knows how to do something and someone that has the discipline to sweat all the details The fish and chips ($23) is the other menu mainstay and also Halik’s domain also great and the giant plinths of fried fish (usually barramundi) are juicy golden and crunchy everywhere they ought to be She’s the only person that makes the batter and not even hubby knows the recipe Of the 220-ish meals the kitchen serves each night “How do you make a small fortune in hospitality? Start with a big fortune.” So goes the classic gallows humour of those in the food game. Right now, it feels like that game is extra challenging, with reduced spending and staff shortages two comments I’m hearing regularly from operators. But despite the current climate, venues continue to open. While everyone is entitled to roll the dice and chase dreams, I just wonder if now’s the time to open something. Or at least something that follows the traditional path of dropping six figures on building, fit-out, staff, marketing et al and opening the doors saddled with crazy debt. (“Pop-ups built Hoodburger,” says co-founder Matt Shaw “I don’t think anyone expected the bowls club to get as big as it did.“) “If I could buy or lease a big bowling club I’d ditch my warehouse and go back to one in a heartbeat.” bowls clubs gave operators a chance to test proof-of-concept before taking the plunge and opening permanent places here’s a couple that came from traditional hospitality backgrounds switching tack and doing something The view from the al fresco dining area.Tori LillDiners get delicious high-calibre cooking at an accessible price (nothing on the menu is more than $25) as more diners equals more money spent across the bar D’Vauz and Halik – and their young daughter Naia – get a life together The couple are only in service two nights each week and in a much better position than previously in their careers there’s no way I could afford a mortgage plus support my young family on a chef’s income in the traditional restaurant model,” says D’Vauz wallet-friendly mix of pub favourites and contemporary drinks Read on for a possible explanation for the stock’s unusual movement Doubleview Gold Corp.’s stock is on the rise following its announcement of a collaboration with Her Excellency Sheikha Sara Nasser Al-Thani This partnership aims to attract investment from the Qatar Investment Authority into Doubleview’s HAT Polymetallic Porphyry Deposit in British Columbia The deposit is rich in critical minerals like copper which are essential for sustainable development This strategic move aligns with the Authority’s goal to diversify its investments beyond oil and gas No specific changes in price targets were mentioned For further insights into DBG stock on TipRanks’ Stock Analysis page See more of today’s top stock gainers and losers Doubleview Gold ( (TSE:DBG) ) is experiencing volatility We like to bang on about how great (or rather OK!) Perth is – but our greatness doesn’t just happen out of nowhere We’re partnering up with Town Team Movement so we can shine a light on some of the people who help make our communities so unique and just a few of the excellent initiatives they’re working on This week, we’re featuring Joslin Colli, one of the brains behind The Bend When new suburbs were established in Ellenbrook 15 years ago Joslin recalls that a post box and a local deli were essential for communities to connect she offers a great perspective on the underlying reality of crafting a local network within a suburb Optimistic and determined to improve her locality Joslin has years of experience working in local government – including handling the bureaucracy involved in creating community events Joslin devotes a portion of her time to The Bend; an active Town Team in Doubleview that owes its name to the last curve towards the ocean on Scarborough Beach Road One of the events organised by The Bend was a successful soirée that was established a few years ago welcoming about 500 residents at a local venue Whilst benefiting from the support of their local government as well as other non-for-profit organisations faces challenges – like a high volume of paperwork and administrative duties that can overwhelm committee members leading to disengagement due to higher priorities in their personal lives Joslin strongly believes that active participation can be more powerful and of greater value than donation with groups like Town Teams enabling and encouraging positive change within a place Town Team is a place for anyone willing to be active create and develop their personal and collaborative skills As well as their communal projects creating profound and rewarding sense of connectedness the willingness of a neighbourhood to come together and drive improvement in shared places will dictate their collective success and prosperity Want to get involved and become a doer in your own community? Head to the Town Team Movement website to learn more. Doubleview Gold (TSX-V:DBG) continues to extend the ‘gold rich zone’ within the South Lisle Zone following analyses from 3 Hat property drillholes The Hat porphyry project is located in the Stikine mining district of northwestern British Columbia Canada and contains several of North American critical metals including copper The company says 2023 program of drilling explored and confirmed southern and southwestern continuations of the Lisle zone of porphyry-style mineralisation and showed strong metal values and broad dimensions as well as a previously unrevealed area of high gold and cobalt values Assay data from an additional 5 drillholes will be released as soon as it has been confirmed President and Chief Executive Officer says the latest drillholes confirm the ‘very impressive’ dimensions of the Hat deposit and the persistent strong values in copper “All of which are important in the global effort to identify and produce metals vital to new and developing technologies to supplement or replace traditional energy sources.” Scandium is one of the rarest critical metals group deemed critical metals by the Canadian and American federal governments The Hat property comprises 5,200 hectares in 10 mineral tenures and is located in northwestern British Columbia 95km southwest of Dease Lake and 190km south of Atlin It is immediately east of the Coast Mountains and south of Level Mountain Current access is by fixed-wing aircraft from Dease Lake or Whitehorse to the nearby airstrip or by helicopter directly to the Hat project camp The recently completed Northwest Transmission Line brings electric power to within 120km and Highway 37 Doubleview Gold is a mineral resource exploration and development company based in Vancouver and is publicly traded on the TSX-Venture Exchange and finances precious and base metal exploration projects in North America The company’s portfolio of strategic properties provides diversification and mitigates investment risks Write to Adam Orlando at Mining.com.au A Doubleview father who set his three-year-old daughter alight and doused her seven- year-old autistic sister with petrol while in a drug-induced psychosis has been sentenced to 17 years behind bars Edward John Herbert admitted intending to murder the girls at the family's Doubleview home in August 2015 a defence that WA Supreme Court Justice Lindy Jenkins rejected in April after his judge-alone trial Edward John Herbert has been jailed for 17 years after setting fire to his children in Doubleview.Credit: Facebook Herbert had been drinking almost a carton of beer and smoking $50 worth of cannabis a day in the weeks leading up to the attack in which he inflicted life-threatening burns to 13 per cent of his youngest daughter's body and left her permanently scarred the 45-year-old shouted that aliens were coming to get him and said: "The werewolf is coming at 12 o'clock." telling his now ex-partner he was going to kill her as she fled the house in fear Off-duty policewoman Stephanie Bochorsky heard a commotion from her nearby home and ran into the house She fought back tears as she told the trial she saw the three-year-old standing up in her cot with "her whole head on fire" and put out the flames using a blanket She then saw Herbert pouring petrol over the autistic girl as she lay in her bed and dragged the child out of the house while holding her burnt sister The trial heard a different neighbour rushed in with a fire extinguisher and found Herbert naked He told the neighbour he burnt his daughter because she was "too f***ing beautiful" then lunged at the man with a knife but was hit on the head with the fire extinguisher When another neighbour rescued Herbert's six-year-old son the offender told her: "Don't worry Prosecutor Amanda Forrester said the boy had to be physically removed from his bed as he was frozen with fear from what he had heard And if the policewoman hadn't intervened it was highly likely Herbert would have set his older daughter alight the younger girl had suffered damaged vocal chords and hearing and would continue to feel pain from her burns Justice Jenkins commended the neighbours for acting quickly and courageously saying Constable Bochorsky saved the girls' lives who no longer suffers from psychosis or bi-polar disorder has been banned from contact with his daughters and ex-partner under lifetime restraining orders while an order applying to his son will expire two years after his release from jail Defence counsel Mara Barone said her client had told his psychiatrist he felt profound shame and guilt and was in "hell" knowing what he'd done to his daughter Justice Jenkins told Herbert his ex-partner had said he'd "broken her heart into many pieces" Edward John Herbert admitted intending to murder the girls at the family's Doubleview home in August 2015 in which he inflicted life-threatening burns to 13 per cent of his youngest daughter's body and left her permanently scarred the 45-year-old shouted that aliens were coming to get him and said: \\\"The werewolf is coming at 12 o'clock.\\\" She fought back tears as she told the trial she saw the three-year-old standing up in her cot with \\\"her whole head on fire\\\" and put out the flames using a blanket He told the neighbour he burnt his daughter because she was \\\"too f***ing beautiful\\\" When another neighbour rescued Herbert's six-year-old son saying Constable Bochorsky saved the girls' lives Defence counsel Mara Barone said her client had told his psychiatrist he felt profound shame and guilt and was in \\\"hell\\\" knowing what he'd done to his daughter Justice Jenkins told Herbert his ex-partner had said he'd \\\"broken her heart into many pieces\\\" 14 November 2019 | Tennis West 60 pre-primary students at Doubleview Primary School received brand new ANZ Tennis Hot Shots racquets Former Doubleview PS student and professional tennis player Tristan Schoolkate Lubi Milivojevic to present the tennis racquets to the pre-primary students Taking time out to meet with the students of Doubleview PS Schoolkate’s final year on the junior circuit saw him win an impressive six junior ITF singles and doubles titles to reach a career high ITF junior ranking of number 33 in the world In what was a standout year for the recently turned professional player Schoolkate claimed the J2 Singles title in Prato the Singles and Doubles titles at the Australian Winter International in Sydney in addition to finishing as a Singles Finalist in the B2 Fiji Schoolkate claimed a round of 16 finish at both the Junior Wimbledon and the US Open Juniors events played qualifying at the French Open and reached the doubles quarter finals at the Australian Open Juniors A further 30,000 racquets will be handed out to first year primary school students across Australia in over 500 schools this year as ANZ’s ongoing support of the new school starter racquet initiative will see a total of 140,000 racquets delivered across Australia at the end of 2019 “Many of our customers and staff are passionate about tennis and we’re thrilled to be renewing our significant support of tennis in Australia This program enables us to support the sport throughout hundreds of Australian communities,” ANZ Group Executive “We’re committed to growing this sport across the region and ANZ Tennis Hot Shots is a continuation of our investment into grassroots participation.” we have an opportunity to make a positive contribution to getting kids active I believe tennis is uniquely placed to help put an end to the inactivity crisis that is currently facing this next generation of children in Australia,” Tennis Australia’s Chief Tennis Officer Matt Dwyer said “By introducing a racquet to these children in their formative years at school we can help play a role in their approach to physical activity and create lifelong memories through tennis and with the recent research that suggests tennis can add a further 9.7 years to your life “We’re proud of our partnership with ANZ and grateful for their ongoing support of tennis and their commitment to growing the game at all levels.” Mr Dwyer said ANZ Tennis Hot Shots Racquet Roadshow fast facts: For further information about ANZ Tennis Hot Shots please visit www.hotshots.tennis.com.au has been ordered by a Perth court to spend seven days at a mental health facility to be further assessed The 29-year-old semi-professional basketballer stands accused of murdering his 30-year-old girlfriend He has undergone an initial mental health assessment but has yet to seek legal representation is accused of murdering girlfriend Stephanie Lee Robinson at her flat in Ravenscar Street in Doubleview.Credit: Facebook He will be taken to Graylands Hospital's high-security mental facility and brought back to Perth Magistrates Court on Monday At his first appearance on Sunday, he was seen rambling and prosecutors sought to have him sent to the Frankland Centre after displaying signs of psychosis by talking about the "galaxy inside his head" Ms Robinson's body was found just after 7am on Saturday inside a burning Ravenscar Street flat that she mostly shared with Mr Thowath Pal which sparked a city-wide manhunt for the basketballer an investigating officer noted in a memo that Mr Thowath Pal was rambling about having "a neutron star for a father" Stephanie Lee Robinson's body was found dead in a burning home in Doubleview by emergency services on Saturday morning Shortly after he was taken to Sir Charles Gardiner Hospital for a minor injury following a fall the attending doctor gave a medical opinion that the basketballer was displaying signs of psychosis but did not seek to make a diagnosis Ms Robinson posted on Facebook she was in in a "complicated relationship" since November 2 Ms Robinson was not the mother of Mr Thowath Pal's two young children A resident claimed on social media to have seen the couple walking along Huntriss Road and Sackville Terrace the day before "laughing happily" together before entering the flat Mr Thowath Pal started his basketball career as a junior with the Rockingham Flames at the age of 17 before signing with the North West Tasmanian Thunder in 2017 and Mandurah Magic in 2018 The Kenyan-born center also spent a number of years playing college basketball in the US with the University of North Carolina Asheville Bulldogs and signed up as a training player with the Perth Wildcats after returning from America in 2016 The 29-year-old returned to the Flames after playing one season with Mandurah Magic He will be taken to Graylands Hospital's high-security mental facility he was seen rambling and prosecutors sought to have him sent to the Frankland Centre after displaying signs of psychosis by talking about the Ms Robinson's body was found just after 7am on Saturday inside a burning Ravenscar Street flat that she mostly shared with Mr Thowath Pal an investigating officer noted in a memo that Mr Thowath Pal was rambling about having \\\"a neutron star for a father\\\" Ms Robinson posted on Facebook she was in in a \\\"complicated relationship\\\" since November 2 Ms Robinson was not the mother of Mr Thowath Pal's two young children \\\"laughing happily\\\" together before entering the flat were devastated when the beloved Doubleview cafe closed in mid-2021: so much so that they decided to take over the space and ensure the local community had a communal living room to call its own The result of the Fletchers’ graft is Folk & Merchant a cosy cafe that opened on Sunday with a morning of free coffee Based on the steady trickle of customers drifting in and out of the space during opening week it seems that locals are happy to see the space back in action “We wanted to open our doors as soon as we could and then work out what the space needs and what the community wants,” says Laura “We want to talk to customers and understand what they want us to be.” While the Fletchers are keen to listen to customers one point they’re adamant about is their support for local businesses is baked by Doubleview home bakery Bread Bros; the relishes and jams are from Oohlala Preserves and the kombucha is from Scarborough’s Hippie Kombucha Wangara-based Kaltiva Coffee Roasters are responsible for the cafe’s custom blend while the roasters husband-and-wife owners Teia Karauria and Lloyd Rainsford can also be found working the coffee machine The food menu keeps things simple with toast open sandwiches and croissants and baked goods on offer Folk & Merchant is predominantly outdoor seating with a coffee window servicing the takeaway crowd the Fletchers have expanded the cafe into the former fitness studio and added additional indoor seating and a retail space As well as clothes from Laura’s own children’s label Lucie June (prior to becoming a cafe owner Laura worked as a fashion buyer and interior designer) Wooden benches and stools handmade in Bali dot the room One of the key features of Folk & Merchant’s next phase will be transforming a car park space into an outdoor community area that will include a children’s nature play area @folkandmerchant Twitter feed ©2025 BellMedia All Rights Reserved A teenager died almost instantly after being stabbed in the neck outside a house party in Perth's northern suburbs was drinking with friends when he got into a scuffle with Abraham Keung Cross a 36-year-old who had been loitering out the front of the Doubleview house with another man was found dead outside a party in Doubleview in October 2013 The West Australian Supreme Court heard on Tuesday that fellow partygoers saw Cross lunge at Mr Pinner's neck with a small knife that up until then had been concealed Mr Pinner's throat was slashed and he bled to death in the street within moments Defence lawyer Anthony Eyers said in his opening statement that Cross had been skateboarding earlier in the day and was catching up with friend Shaun Peter Donaldson while he waited for his girlfriend to pick him up Mr Eyers said the pair had exchanged "good natured words" with partygoers but the mutual exchanges wore thin and the heavily tattooed men were mobbed by a group of up to 10 much larger and drunker teens Prosecutor James MacTaggart said Cross had no reason to be hanging around a party for young people when he could have waited at the house of Mr Donaldson's mother just around the corner Mr MacTaggart said Cross berated a drunken teen who was being assisted by friends in the front yard and had said derogatory things to girls at the party He said Cross intended to cause the intoxicated Mr Pinner serious harm and had denied he had been mobbed by the group "He was in no danger whatsoever," Mr MacTaggart said The prosecution said Mr Donaldson had retrieved a machete he had brandished at the teens but had nothing to do with the fatal stabbing and was not standing near Mr Pinner when he died Mr MacTaggart said when Mr Pinner's friends tried to apprehend the pair A teenager died almost instantly after being stabbed in the neck outside a house party in Perth's northern suburbs The West Australian Supreme Court heard on Tuesday that fellow partygoers saw Cross lunge at Mr Pinner's neck with a small knife that up until then had been concealed Mr Pinner's throat was slashed and he bled to death in the street within moments Mr Eyers said the pair had exchanged \\\"good natured words\\\" with partygoers but the mutual exchanges wore thin and the heavily tattooed men were mobbed by a group of up to 10 much larger and drunker teens Prosecutor James MacTaggart said Cross had no reason to be hanging around a party for young people when he could have waited at the house of Mr Donaldson's mother just around the corner \\\"He was in no danger whatsoever,\\\" Mr MacTaggart said Mr MacTaggart said when Mr Pinner's friends tried to apprehend the pair