Environment and sustainability DateEvery Sunday Karrinyup SwapMart Karrinyup Shopping Centre Get directions 0459 582 840 is open every Sunday and only closed on those Sundays of special significance (e.g The Swapmart is located in the B1 'Yellow' Carpark off Davenport road Casual Sellers should arrive between 5.00am and 5.30am in order to set up before buyers arrive They will be given a number to enter the selling area and are admitted into the undercover selling area at 5:45am When rain or very hot days are forecast there will be more sellers than usual Maximum height of vehicles admitted - 2.2m Sellers are charged $10 per car bay they and their car occupied Please leave dogs at home as they will not be allowed in Please like our facebook page here with generous support from Karrinyup Shopping Centre Management 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 motto and crest was held in the first term of 1921 who was awarded ten shillings and sixpence with three white fleur de lis on a gold shield and a royal blue bar included the following poem about the School motto From ‘Faithfullness’ we never err;Faithful to lend a helping hand,And never sit while elders stand;Faithful to home and not to shirk,Faithful just to ‘Play the Game’,And if we lose – smile all the same was founded on 14 September 1921 at 40 Colin Street when Miss Gouly's Girls' Grammar School and Miss Hilfirty's Alexandra High School merged Ninety-eight students were present on that first day was St Mary's first Principal and Chairman of the Board of Governors he was appointed Archdeacon of Northam and his exceptional qualities as a priest were recognised when he was appointed Bishop of Bendigo in Victoria won a competition to design the School badge - a shield with royal blue bar and three gold fleur-de-lis - and choose the School colours - chocolate and royal blue - and School motto - Fideliter and School prayer have been used at St Mary's since 1921 The School prayer is attributed to St Mary's first Principal Bishop CL Riley and the hymn was written by Ada Rundall Greenaway Miss Ethel H Dannatt was St Mary's first Headmistress She greatly influenced the early development of the School and is remembered in the naming of Dannatt Hall and the Dannatt Bursary was written by students and was published for the first time in 1925 The name Almerta was taken from an Aboriginal word meaning 'very good' Almerta was not produced in some years (1932 1937) and ceased production altogether between 1939 and 1967 Almerta was reintroduced in 1968 and has been printed annually ever since was formed to "keep alive the friendship formed in our school days and to retain the interest of past students in the school." The original school uniform was navy blue but the uniform was changed to maroon to ensure that St Mary's girls were distinguishable from students at other schools An additional St Mary's Junior School was established at St Margaret's Hall Boys and girls were enrolled from age three to eight in anticipation that girls would progress to St Mary's at Colin Street for further schooling Miss Carter became St Mary's second Principal in 1938 she introduced the House system and typing and bookkeeping courses as well as instigating a parents' association The House System was introduced by Headmistress to "afford more competition not only in sports but also in school work." The House names were taken from Aboriginal words – Milpera meaning 'company' who was a Foundation teacher at St Mary's commencing in 1921 She led St Mary's through many of the difficult war years before her untimely death in 1944 The Hamilton Wing in the St Mary's boarding house is named in her honour The School Houses were renamed to acknowledge significant West Australians who had contributed to the establishment of the School: Sir John Winthrop Hackett Bishop Charles Lawrence Riley and Mr Frederick (Frank) Francis Burdett Wittenoom having been interim Headmistress in 1944 when Miss Hamilton became unwell Mrs Myles steered the School through the post-war period into a period of growth and is remembered in the naming of the Elizabeth Myles Library and Myles Wing of the boarding house Some St Mary's girls had boarded with Miss Tothill during the 1930s but it was after the war that Mrs Myles established more formalised boarding provided boarding facilities in the streets around the School and organised three boarding premises in houses fronting Colin Street St Mary's students lined the route for the Queen's visit to Perth on 29 March 1954 Mrs Macdonald became Principal in 1957 and the momentous decision was made to move St Mary's from West Perth to Karrinyup Mrs Macdonald is remembered in the naming of the Macdonald Library in the Junior School and Macdonald Wing of the boarding house They later began a uniform clothing exchange the Ladies' Auxiliary (now the St Mary's Auxiliary) was born an enormous house with extensive gardens on Kings Park Road The house and grounds provided Junior School classrooms managed by the St Mary's Church West Perth Parish The Fidelitas magazine was first published by the Parents' Society as a means of communication from the School to parents the magazine is published bi-annually by the School to move St Mary's from cramped conditions in Colin Street enough to commence the ambitious building programme devised by architect A foundation stone for the new school was laid at Karrinyup by The Honourable David Brand (Premier of Western Australia) and in the presence of the School's Founder Bishop CL Riley and the Chair or the Board Mrs Symington (Paton '33) was appointed Headmistress in 1966 and St Mary's operated in both West Perth and Karrinyup until 1970 when the whole school finally moved to Karrinyup Classes commenced at the Karrinyup campus but also continued at Colin Street with the school running two campuses and a system of buses and taxis to transport students The Junior School did not move to Karrinyup until 1969 and was initially located in what is now part of the Senior School mathematics centre The new three-storey boarding house at Karrinyup was completed and 240 boarders moved in The names of the boarding houses in West Perth were given to the four wings - Dannatt Mitchell and Tothill - with the two other wings named Myles and Macdonald The boarding house was named Anne Symington House in 1986 Due to the increasing number of students at St Mary's It was named Wardle after past parent and generous benefactor The School's 50th birthday was a day of festivities including a whole-school picnic lunch and the cutting of a magnificent cake made by students A Jubilee Thanksgiving Evensong at St George's Cathedral was attended by over 1000 students St Mary's won the Interschool Athletics Carnival was opened by the Federal Minister for Education A new multi-purpose hall was opened and named Dannatt Hall Craig was named after Mrs Frances Eileen Craig MBE who was a member of the St Mary's Board of Governors 1954 to 1958 and Lefroy was named after the Lefroy family particularly Mr John Henry Maxwell (known as Maxwell) Lefroy who was a foundation member of the St Mary's Board of Governors and Sir Anthony Langlois Bruce Lefroy St Mary's Church of England Girls' School was renamed St Mary's Anglican Girls' School in keeping with the renaming in Australia of the Church of England to the Anglican Church of Australia The Chapel of St Mary was dedicated and consecrated by the Archbishop of Perth The building design incorporated features from the original St Mary's Church Mrs Jackson was appointed Principal and continued the development of many facilities around the School including a new Junior School which opened in 1993 The Audrey Jackson Learning Technologies Centre was named in her honour in 1999 St Mary's won the Interschool Swimming Carnival for the first time and went on to dominate winning the title for the next six consecutive years Music and Drama Centre was opened and the first day-long Interhouse Music/Art Festival was held The St Mary's Anglican Girls' School Foundation was established with the motto 'from strength to strength' to secure the long-term future of the School and support its capital development St Mary's was one of the first schools in Australia to introduce Marine Science into the School curriculum and is still one of only a small number of Australian schools to offer the Master Diving programme specifically designed Junior School building was opened After serving the St Mary's community since 1967 the much-loved Reverend Joyce retired from her role as Chaplain She re-joined St Mary's in 2010 part-time to provide support to the Chaplain and students We farewelled Reverend Joyce (for a second time) in 2019 Computers had first arrived at St Mary's in 1983 and thanks to funds raised through the 75th Birthday Fundraising Appeal the Centre was named after Mrs Audrey Jackson (Principal 1983–1997) She presided over the refurbishment and renovation of Anne Symington House and the opening of the Lady Wardle Performing Arts Centre and St Mary's at Metricup She is remembered by the Lynne Thomson Overseas Study Scholarship The Year 10 Exchange Programme was introduced with the first student attending Westover School in the United States in the following year wife of Sir Thomas Wardle and mother of Diane Porter (Wardle '60) was opened The Belvedere was once a striking feature on the roof of Craigmore a grand house in West Perth which St Mary's had leased as a Junior School and boarding house between 1959 and 1965 but the Belvedere found its way to a family home in Peppermint Grove The Junior School buried a time capsule on St Mary's 80th birthday and it will be re-opened on the 14 September 2021 – our 100th birthday The Lady Treatt Centre for Music and Dance named after benefactor Lady Treatt (Frankie Wilson '32 The Old Girls' Association presented the School with a sculpture to celebrate the School's 85th birthday Depicting a young girl who is ready to leave school and find her place in the world the statue stands on stone from the font at St Mary's Church St Mary's at Metricup: The Lady Treatt Centre for Learning and Leadership was built with the support of the School community and the St Mary's Foundation This outdoor education facility is named after Lady Treatt (Frankie Wilson '32 Head Girl) and is the largest of its kind for an all-girls school in Western Australia A new state-of-the-art library was opened and named after former Headmistress The Sir Thomas Wardle Swimming Pool Complex was remodelled and solar heating was installed in the Olympic-sized swimming pool The complex was originally built in 1970 through a donation from Sir Thomas Wardle The Peter Arney Centre for Early Learning was rebuilt and renovated a member of the Board of Governors from 1962–1996 The Marlene Carter Heritage Centre was opened and dedicated by The Right Reverend Kate Wilmot It was named after Miss Marlene Carter ('63) former President of the Old Girls' Association and Chair of the St Mary's Foundation from 2018 The Polson Room was opened and named after Reverend Joyce Polson (Deaconess) It is a multi-purpose function room that caters for school events and student exams and meetings and has a beautiful aspect out to the playing fields The Junior School opened a new adventure playground thanks to funds raised at at the 95th Birthday Fair and support from the Foundation past President of the Old Girls' Association Honorary Life Member of the Parents Society and Honorary Member for Life of the School Mrs Tudball joined St Mary's as our tenth Principal and formally launched the St Mary's Masterplan 2019–2030; an exciting development of our School campus ensuring first-class facilities for our students into the 21st century St Mary's won the Interschool Athletics Carnivals for both Senior and Junior Schools in the same year It was the first Senior School athletics win since 1972 2020 saw the completion of the extension to the Lady Treatt Centre for Music and Dance with spacious new learning and rehearsal rooms additional practice rooms and a beautiful first-floor dance studio overlooking Chapel Valley Thanks to the dedication of so many members of our School community over the last century St Mary's has continued to grow and develop into a leader in the education of girls marked the beginning of a new era of creativity at St Mary’s as students stepped into the remarkable Creative Arts and Design Centre for the first time three-storey facility offers specialised and collaborative learning environments gallery spaces and a cutting-edge media centre St Mary's launched its first Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) a blueprint for fostering meaningful and lasting connections with Indigenous Australians while further embedding the values of reconciliation into the fabric of our School community The House system started at St Mary’s in 1938 with the formation of three Houses Later Houses were added due to the expansion of the School from Colin St All the Houses were named after prominent Western Australian citizens who had been significant benefactors to the school had shown leadership and service in the community and were strong supporters of the Anglican Church Riley House was named in 1940 after Bishop Charles Lawrence Riley CBE MA LLB DTh Cambridge 1888 to 1971 Bishop Riley was the founder of the School being the St Mary’s Church West Perth parish priest who amalgamated the Girls’ Grammar School and the Alexandra High School to form St Mary’s Church of England Girls’ School as a parish school in the St Mary’s Church parish hall and Chairman of the Board of Governors 1921 to 1930 He was later President of the fundraising committee for St Mary’s move from West Perth to Karrinyup Hackett House was named in 1940 after Sir John Winthrop Hackett KCMG BA MA Trinity 1848 to 1916 St Mary’s received an annual bequest of assistance from the estate of Sir John Hackett which helped considerably with the early development of the school The recognition of Sir John Hackett’s substantial contribution to the educational and cultural life of the State most importantly helping to establish the University of Western Australia the Battye Library and the Western Australian Museum heavily influenced the decision to name a House after him Wittenoom House was named in 1940 after Frederick (Frank) Francis Burdett Wittenoom 1855 to 1939 traveller and adventurer – and also an influential member of the St Mary’s Church West Perth parish He gave considerably to the early building needs of the school in West Perth and was largely responsible for the construction of classrooms over the summer of 1921 to 1922 and hall alterations Wardle House was named in 1970 after Sir Thomas Edward Wardle 1912 to 1997 Sir Thomas was the founder and owner of the ‘Tom the Cheap’ grocery stores which became a large and profitable grocery and retail chain He was Lord Mayor of Perth from 1967 to 1972 and was a prominent member of many boards and fundraising charities were significant benefactors to the capital development of St Mary’s Karrinyup campus for many years Craig House was named in 1980 after Mrs Frances Eileen Craig MBE 1896 to 1974 Mrs Craig was an important member of St Mary’s Board of Governors from 1954 to 1958 She worked to renovate and improve the conditions of the boarding houses used by St Mary’s in West Perth Her prominence and influence on many community boards and organisations including the Country Women’s Association and the Save the Children Fund helped Mrs Craig bring about great change and awareness of the needs of women and children in the community and was instrumental in relocating Hale School from West Perth to Wembley Downs Lefroy House was named in 1980 after the pioneering Lefroy family of Western Australia St Mary’s has a strong association with many members of the family but celebrates two in particular: Mr John Henry Maxwell (Maxwell) Lefroy 1865 to 1936 and Sir Anthony Langlois Bruce Lefroy 1881 to 1958 Maxwell Lefroy was a great friend to the Rev’d C.L being the Rector’s Warden of St Mary’s Church West Perth He was also a member of the Board of Governors from 1921 to 1929 Sir Anthony Lefroy owned expanses of land in the Murchison and was a member of many government and community organisations including The Red Cross Society and University of Western Australia He was also a dedicated member of the St Mary’s Church West Perth parish the St Mary’s community have dedicated themselves to collecting and preserving the story and heritage of St Mary’s and its students there is a vital and growing private archives collection housed in the Marlene Carter Heritage Centre and displayed throughout the School The incorporation of the Collection into the daily life and curriculum of the School is regarded as essential in supporting the heritage of St Mary’s and reinforcing the ideals and beliefs established by our founding community If you would like to visit the Marlene Carter Heritage Centre, take a heritage tour, or make a donation to our archives, please make an appointment with our School Archivist via (08) 9341 9113 or archives@stmarys.wa.edu.au © Copyright 2025 St Mary's Anglican Girls' School St Mary’s Anglican Girls’ School acknowledges the stories traditions and living cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples 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For more information on an activity, please view the events calendar or contact your local library Stirling Librarians and Volunteers trained as digital mentors are available for one-on-one sessions to help you with basic computer and tech questions Maximum of one 30-minute session per person per week and 12 sessions per year across the library service The Be Connected website offers hundreds of step-by-step hands-on lessons and online learning resources, which are easily searched and suitable for all levels of learners.  For more information about online learning visit the Be Connected website Dianella sessions Stirling Libraries host monthly BookChat book club meetings BookChat members decide on the books to read Supply of the book sets and discussion notes are coordinated For information about joining an existing book club or starting up a new one Are you an adult with intellectual or developmental disability making friends and having fun together in a public setting Stirling Libraries – Scarborough runs the Next Chapter Book Club Book club members will meet weekly for one hour to discuss and read a book out loud and we will use different reading strategies  For more information contact Stirling Libraries – Scarborough on (08) 9205 7420 This game can be played individually or in a partnership The clubs meet every Monday 12.30pm - 2.30pm (currently at full capacity) and 3.00pm - 5.00pm Stirling Libraries - Dianella runs courses throughout the year Please register your interest for an upcoming course on (08) 9205 7740 For more information contact your local Stirling Library Play Scrabble for fun and enjoy the company of others Bring along your craft projects and join our crafters' group at Dianella If you want to improve your English and meet new people at the same time come along and join one of our English Conversation Groups our Express Reads are constantly being refreshed with multiple copies and new titles available each month All items in the Express Reads collection must be borrowed from Stirling Libraries - Dianella The Innovations Lab in Stirling Libraries - Mirrabooka features a range of new technologies including: For more information ask our friendly staff Come to City of Stirling Libraries - Osborne to join this world of magic Dungeons and Dragons is a popular role-playing game that takes its players into fantasy worlds of beasts The Dungeon Master will take you on journeys you have never imagined • Date: Every 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month  Book now The writers group meets on the fourth Monday of each month 5.30pm -6.30pm at Stirling Libraries - 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Mirrabooka Thursdays fortnightly from 10.00am - 11.00am  Book now Our Baby Rhymetime sessions focus on improving essential early development social communication and literacy skills in your child promote bonding and are fun for both parent and child Our pre-school programs are created to perfectly compliment the state-wide Better Beginnings program Baby Rhymetime sessions offer a fun and educational experience for both young ones and parents Each Baby Rhymetime session will help your child to develop early literacy skills through simple rhymes Sessions subject to public holidays or library closure These sessions are suitable for children aged two to five years and include stories and songs Pre-school Storytime is a fun way to introduce your child to books stimulates their imagination and is a great way for your child to make new friends every Saturday from 10.00am for children zero to five years Sensory Sing and Play is an inclusive program of songs and sensory play based learning in a small group setting During the session you and your child will experience a variety of sensory play activities and rhymes to help build a foundation of early literacy skills Suitable for babies six to 18 months and their caregiver Stirling Libraries - Scarborough: every Thursday 9.30am - 10.00am Book now Stirling Libraries - Dianella: every Friday 1.30pm - 2.00pm Book now Better Beginnings has been improving the lives of young West Australians and their families Better Beginnings focuses on developing literacy skills in children aged zero to four by fostering a love of stories children pick up many of the concepts relating to reading and writing before age five and this gives them a head start once they start school Good Literacy skills are clearly linked to better life outcomes in later life Every child born in Western Australia is entitled to receive a Yellow book bag at birth containing their first board book and helpful information about reading to your child At the age of two your child receives an Orange Sing-and-Grow book bag and another Green bag once they reach Kindergarten Better Beginnings is delivered by the State Library of Western Australia through public libraries throughout the state together with Child Health Nurses and schools Our Baby Rhymetime and Pre School Storytime sessions have been developed alongside Better Beginnings with special focus on delivering these early learning concepts Librarians that conduct these sessions have regular training in early years program delivery Better Beginnings is funded via a tri-partite alliance between the Government of Western Australia (including Royalties for Regions) Western Australian local governments and Rio Tinto An independent evaluation of the initial pilot program by Edith Cowan University demonstrated the program's positive impact on the attitudes behaviours and practices of parents around early literacy Their longitudinal evaluation of the Better Beginnings program demonstrates that Better Beginnings is having a significant positive impact on early reading practices attitudes and beliefs across Western Australia For more information, visit Better Beginnings website The LETS program helps children and their families to improve and practise English in a fun rhymes and stories which develop children's confidence LETS helps children develop skills they will need when they start school Parents and Children participate and improve their English together Suitable for parents/carers and their children aged 3 - 4 years for whom English is a second language Stirling Libraries - Mirrabooka Tuesdays 9.30am - 10.30am Book now for Mirrabooka  LEGO Clubs at Stirling Libraries are the perfect creative outlet for children aged 5-12 years Our goal is to foster an environment that encourages imagination These are drop-in sessions; no bookings are required Parents are kindly asked to remain throughout these sessions to supervise their children Duplo will be available to keep them entertained peer-based club for those who want to learn how to code Coding is a fun and great way to meet people and is quickly becoming an essential life skill work out puzzles and write your own programs Code Club is being run in the Innovations Lab at Mirrabooka Library every Wednesday during school term ** These sessions are currently suspended for Term 2 ** Join us for weekly songs and stories in Chinese language Sessions are aimed at children aged two to five years old and their parents/carers and feature interactive stories and rhymes in the Chinese (Mandarin) language One of the best things in life is learning something new every day Children's University is a program that rewards kids for what they learn outside the classroom in places like public libraries Students enrolled with the Children’s University get their ‘passports’ stamped when they visit recognised Learning Destinations and are recognised for hours of activity through formal University certificates at on-campus graduation ceremonies - complete with official regalia Stirling Libraries - Mirrabooka is proud to become a Learning Destination for Children’s University Take out an item or attend one of our sessions to have your passport stamped You can also get stamps when attending some of our awesome events during school holidays programming and STEAM skillsStirling Libraries provide opportunities for children and teens to learn how to code and gain skills in programming languages STEAM learning focuses on teaching Science the Arts and Mathematics in a  way that is practical and engaging  Look out for various STEAM focused workshops at Stirling Libraries Do you love Minecraft? Minecraft is a ‘sandbox’ game offering players almost limitless possibilities in an almost limitless world. Stirling Libraries have now joined with City of Fremantle, and other public libraries to offer Librarycraft.net. LibraryCraft is a safe, secure, moderated online environment for Minecraft players aged seven to 17.  There are weekly competitions and prizes, but players also: The Innovations Lab in Stirling Libraries - Mirrabooka features a range of new technologies including: For more information ask our friendly staff. Drop into Stirling Libraries - Mirrabooka or Scarborough on Monday afternoon to have a play and experiment with a fun range of technologies, including coding games and robots! All ages are welcome, no bookings are necessary, and staff will be available to assist and answer any questions that you may have. Mondays 3.30pm - 5.00pm (Term times. Sessions commence on second Monday of each term) Due to popular demand, a maximum number of 20 people will be allowed in the session at any one time. No bookings required. City of Stirling kaadatj Nyoongar moort Nyoongar boodja-k Wadjak boodja-k. Ngalak kaadatj Nyoongar nedingar wer birdiya koora koora wer yeyi. Baalabang koondarm, 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, the Wadjak people of the Nyoongar Nation, and pays respect to the Elders both past and present for they hold the memories, the traditions, the culture and hopes of Aboriginal Australia. Home / Events As the days grow longer and undeniably warmer, Karrinyup has turned its attention to the arrival of spring-summer trends. To mark this seasonal sartorial transition, Perth’s leading fashion and lifestyle destination has teamed up with Vogue Australia to present the ultimate celebration of the new season Kicking off on Friday, September 13th and running all weekend long, Australia’s first-ever Vogue Festival is making a grand entrance in Perth this weekend transforming Karrinyup into a colourful hub of fashion the festival will see Karrinyup come alive as new season trends drop in stores alongside a dynamic lineup of events and exclusive experiences that celebrate the best of fashion From panel discussions and workshops to styling sessions and sit-down events with leading designers and fashion tastemakers the festival offers something for everyone Marking the official launch of the festival will be Vogue Fashion After Dark — a ticketed dining experience at Dandelion With a new season fashion preview and intimate Q&A session hosted by Vogue Australia Editorial Director Edwina McCann Senior Fashion and Market Director Kaila Matthews Senior Beauty and Health Editor Remy Rippon and Vogue Living Editor-in-Chief Rebecca Caratti setting the tone for the weekend to come Vogue Australia Editorial Director Edwina McCann said this first-to-Perth event was one the entire team were thrilled to be part of and a celebration that perfectly encapsulates the spirit of spring-summer fashion “This festival is more than an event; it’s an immersive celebration of the spring-summer season and culinary excellence,” McCann said “We are excited to share this unique experience with the Perth community engaging directly with our readers and fashion enthusiasts in a way that embodies the innovative spirit of Vogue The weekend promises to be a vibrant showcase of the season’s defining trends and creative energies.” With Karrinyup set to be brimming with new season style in every corner Kate Wilton said the centre was delighted to welcome the Vogue Australia team to Perth “We are thrilled to be presenting the very first Vogue Festival weekend in Perth — an event that truly highlights Karrinyup’s role as a premier fashion and lifestyle destination.” “Our collaboration with Vogue Australia and the diverse lineup of events reflect our commitment to creating engaging and memorable moments for our community This festival not only celebrates the new season but also underscores our dedication to offering unique and immersive experiences that resonate with our shoppers,” said Wilton Also on the line-up for the weekend is an exclusive long-table lunch event at Coco Republic hosted by Vogue Living Editor-in-Chief Rebecca Caratti Guests will enjoy curated food and wine while gaining a firsthand look into seasonal trends and styling from Caratti On the beauty front, Vogue Beauty Editor Remy Rippon will host the Dopamine Beauty Lounge, highlighting the latest trend in beauty aesthetics through vibrant, dopamine-inducing colours. Beauty lovers will enjoy complimentary touch-ups from Myer’s makeup artists and a selection of Karrinyup retailers Karrinyup’s Vogue Festival will take place on September 14th and 15th. For more information, tickets, and the full list of events and activations, visit the Karrinyup festival website Your Guide to the Best of Perth and WA — From the best events and dining spots to travel tips and lifestyle news we’re your trusted source for discovering the very best our city and state have to offer Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time Hours after a teenager was arrested over the alleged stabbing of two men at Karrinyup Shopping Centre he allegedly went on to commit three further offences was arrested after the public helped police track him and an alleged co-offender down after the alleged June 16 incident that left two men with serious injuries The teenagers were arrested by police and charged after the incident.Credit: Nine News Perth It’s alleged the 16-year-olds stole knives from Big W and took them through the mall to a pre-arranged meeting with two 18-year-olds It is alleged the 16-year-olds threatened the men, and then that one of the 18-year-olds was stabbed in the stomach the 16-year-old appeared before magistrate Alana Padmanabham via video link from Banksia Hill Detention Centre to apply for bail over the charges – two counts of grievous bodily harm and one of aggravated armed robbery though police do not allege he was the primary attacker The court heard he allegedly went on to commit three further serious crimes in the hours after his release on police bail on June 16 and that he was then charged with three separate offences of assault occasioning bodily harm He will appear before the court on those charges on July 18 State prosecutors told Padmanabham they “strongly opposed” releasing the boy from detention “His presentation on body-worn camera footage was quite concerning,” they said “There are strong concerns for his mental health and he was caught on CCTV footage wielding a knife in public … the state would have concerns about the public safety.” But the boy’s lawyer told the court he did not take part in the stabbings and would plead not guilty meaning a trial could be months away and he could spend unnecessary time in custody She told the court “some self-harm” had been reported and he would not get the help he needed at Banksia Hill “These charges will ultimately go to trial based on my instructions and there are ways he could be managed in the community,” she said Padmanabham allowed the boy to be released to a residential youth drug and alcohol program She also told the boy he would be looking at “an immediate term of imprisonment” if found guilty and ordered he return to Banksia Hill upon the program completion “There is a strong prosecution case and although you’re not alleged to have actually done the stabbing you’re not in a position where you should be granted bail,” she said Start the day with a summary of the day’s most important and interesting stories, analysis and insights. Sign up for our Morning Edition newsletter It\\u2019s alleged the 16-year-olds stole knives from Big W and took them through the mall to a pre-arranged meeting with two 18-year-olds It is alleged the 16-year-olds threatened the men the 16-year-old appeared before magistrate Alana Padmanabham via video link from Banksia Hill Detention Centre to apply for bail over the charges \\u2013 two counts of grievous bodily harm and one of aggravated armed robbery State prosecutors told Padmanabham they \\u201Cstrongly opposed\\u201D releasing the boy from detention \\u201CHis presentation on body-worn camera footage was quite concerning,\\u201D they said \\u201CThere are strong concerns for his mental health and he was caught on CCTV footage wielding a knife in public \\u2026 the state would have concerns about the public safety.\\u201D But the boy\\u2019s lawyer told the court he did not take part in the stabbings and would plead not guilty She told the court \\u201Csome self-harm\\u201D had been reported and he would not get the help he needed at Banksia Hill \\u201CThese charges will ultimately go to trial based on my instructions and there are ways he could be managed in the community,\\u201D she said She also told the boy he would be looking at \\u201Can immediate term of imprisonment\\u201D if found guilty and ordered he return to Banksia Hill upon the program completion \\u201CThere is a strong prosecution case and although you\\u2019re not alleged to have actually done the stabbing you\\u2019re not in a position where you should be granted bail,\\u201D she said \\u201CThis really is your last chance.\\u201D Start the day with a summary of the day\\u2019s most important and interesting stories thank you for joining us in what was a busy day for (non-US election or horse racing-related) news Among the headlines today was the sad news of the death of an off-duty WA Police officer who was pulled from the water while scuba diving at Mettams Pool in Trigg Emergency services rushed to the scene but the woman Meanwhile, an independent report has examined the circumstances surrounding the death of a toddler at Joondalup Health Campus; and WA Premier Roger Cook while conceding he was “disappointed” about the tax scandal engulfing soon-to-be-former Mineral Resources boss Chris Ellison stopped short of promising to return a $9000 donation WA Labor received from the miner in July There’s an election going on overseas – you may have heard about it – but we’ll keep the news live and local in our blog a court has been told a teenage girl who was admitted to Perth Children’s Hospital at 28 kilograms when she was almost 17 years old was encouraged to sing along to television shows aimed at preschool children and did not know how to go to the toilet alone The girl’s Floreat parents are on trial in Perth’s District Court over allegations they neglected the child by allowing her to become dangerously underweight and allegedly refused to get her medically assessed an occupational therapist gave evidence that she assessed the girl’s age appropriateness and independence over three sessions by asking her about her interests and activities during a hospital stay in 2021 She found the girl could do little for herself stated that her mum did most things for her and did not seem concerned about the inappropriateness of her interests and activities in relation to her age the woman said the girl was encouraged to watch and sing along to The Teletubbies The Wiggles and Thomas the Tank Engine and was “excited” when her father gifted her a magnetic fishing game for her 17th birthday The now-woman at the centre of the trial is expected to take the stand in the coming days Health Minister Amber-Jade Sanderson has just held a press conference responding an independent review released today into a toddler’s death at Joondalup Health Campus earlier this year Sandipan Dhar died in the hospital on March 24 more than one month after he began suffering a long-running mild fever which was eventually revealed to be related to undiagnosed leukaemia Sanderson welcomed the release of today’s report and said it was clear the incident had been taken “incredibly seriously” WA Health Minister Amber-Jade Sanderson.Credit: Hamish Hastie “What comes through very strongly in the review is the importance of listening to parents,” she said “And I would like to thank the reviewers for genuinely trying to understand the perspective of the parents.” Sanderson said the government was investing $269 million into redeveloping Joondalup Health Campus and work was already under way on a public bed block which would expand capacity “The government has also strengthened the terms of the new contract with Ramsay which will be in place from 2025,” she said “The report will lead to lasting changes at Joondalup Health Campus and more broadly across the health system to it will not bring back a little boy who has been lost.” She said it was a “disappointing” a medical centre which Sandipan’s family took him to before going to the hospital emergency department declined to take part in the review “I wrote to them and requested that they meet with the family even just to hear their concerns and it doesn’t meet community expectations “Their view is that they are simply a subcontractor for general practitioners is that when you present yourself as a care provider that you are then accountable to the people that you provide care for.” The report made nine recommendations to Joondalup Health Campus and one external recommendation which was to support a coronial inquest into Sandipan’s death and review his care before he presented to hospital The hospital has committed to implementing all nine recommendations These include improving communication and relationships with staff and visitors to the ED; enhancing the function of the paediatric pod in the ED including more staff and more skills to meet the increased demand of the hospital and increasing beds at the hospital The report also recommended the hospital review its complaints and patient liaison services where authorities have just downgraded the warning level to “advice” after the fire was contained and controlled Residents are urged to stay alert and monitor their surroundings and keep doors and windows closed Harrisdale Drive remains closed at the intersection of Sacred Glade Firefighters are mopping up in the area after the fire Stay up to date: visit Emergency WA, call 13 DFES (13 3337), follow DFES on Facebook, listen to Radio 6PR, ABC Local Radio or news bulletins we can confirm that an off-duty police officer died while diving at Trigg Beach today It was about 10.30am when emergency services were called about a diver in distress City of Stirling Surf Lifesaving and St John WA rushed to the scene They pulled the woman from the water but first aid attempts were unsuccessful The woman was a first class constable and was in her 40s “Our thoughts and deepest condolences are extended to her family and colleagues,” a spokesperson said “Attending to life and death situations is a daily reality for first responders but incidents involving one of our own are especially difficult Welfare and Safety Division will provide support to those impacted by this tragedy “The family of the deceased has requested privacy during this incredibly difficult time.” Authorities have warned people in Harrisdale to either flee their homes or enact their defence plans as a bushfire rages A Watch and Act alert is in place for people in an area bounded by Wright Road leave now and take with you an emergency kit containing an AM/FM radio that runs off batteries Decide where you will go and how you will get there This could be with family or friends away from the fire Keep your doors and windows closed to keep out smoke but keep water running through the system if possible to prevent embers entering your home wheelie bins and outdoor furniture away from your home If you plan to stay and defend ensure you are mentally and physically prepared with protective clothing and an independent water supply Make final preparations now and start patrolling your property to put out spot fires pets and companion animals should activate their own animal welfare plan the state opposition has lashed the Cook government over its 11th-hour bid to amend the Electoral Act self-serving political manoeuvre” to attack a rival party The state government introduced the “urgent” changes amid concerns over the registration of the Democratic Labour Party - abbreviated to ‘Labour DLP’ - ahead of the March state election WA Opposition Leader Shane Love.Credit: Jesinta Burton Premier Roger Cook told ABC Radio the move was aimed at improving the integrity of the electoral system and addressing the threat of voters becoming confused between the two parties before the upcoming election But opposition leader Shane Love said he believed the move was aimed at shielding Labor’s brand from a “perceived political threat” He said the legislative overhaul was a misuse of Labor’s majority in both houses of parliament accusing the party of taking matters into its own hands after the state’s own electoral commission dismissed its initial complaint: This government has had every opportunity to stack the deck in its favour already pushing through two packages of major electoral reforms in this term only to improperly deem further reforms as ‘urgent’ in a desperate bid to save their own skin The Democratic Labour Party has every right to legitimately participate in this election It’s a party with a rich history tied to the Labor movement including representation with six senators and seven federal House of Representatives seats in its prime Emergency services have been called to the scene of an unfolding incident at Mettams Pool Items left on the beach after the incident.Credit: 9 News Perth then a man returned to shore and called for help St John Ambulance has confirmed they sent multiple crews at “priority 1” speed to attend an incident involving a woman in her 40s Police have been contacted for further information Curtin University has joined forces with NASA on a mission to study the colour of the ocean from space and learn about the ocean’s role in regulating climate Alongside other participants the University of Miami, San José State University and the National Institute of Standards and Technology, they have deployed a 15-metre buoy near Rottnest as part of a new project to ensure the data quality for NASA’s new PACE satellite mission Professor David Antoine, head of Curtin’s Remote Sensing and Satellite Research Group said the new system would verify PACE’s satellite observations “We typically think of the ocean’s colour as blue it looks blue-green because those areas are teeming with single-celled plants called phytoplankton which contain chlorophyll and absorb the blue light,” Professor Antoine said in addition to being a vital food source for all marine life collectively produce more than half of the world’s oxygen and absorb almost as much carbon dioxide as all the trees and land plants on Earth “By measuring the colour of the ocean … we can study the enormous impact phytoplankton have on our climate and the potential of this tiny plant to help combat climate change “Sensors on the buoy capture and analyse colours within sunlight reflected from the ocean to measure algae levels This data is sent to shore via the mobile network where it then helps fine-tune the satellite sensors for more accurate ocean monitoring.” Premier Roger Cook has expressed his disappointment with the tax evasion scandal engulfing miner Mineral Resources and its soon-to-be ex-boss Chris Ellison but ruled out handing back $9000 in donations the miner made to WA Labor Cook told ABC Radio this morning he was “very disappointed” by Monday’s revelations The premier pointed out the miner was a large employer in WA with more than 7000 staff on the payroll and a host of mum-and-dad investors “People should have confidence that when someone is at the helm of a publicly listed company Cook declined to be drawn on whether the billionaire should have been afforded another year at the helm And he stopped short of promising to return a $9000 donation WA Labor accepted from the miner in July while the state government was mulling changes to the gas policy which ultimately benefited gas assets MinRes has now sold to Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting for $1.1 billion The comments came as the WA Greens called on Cook and his government to “come clean” on the nature of its relationship with MinRes and Ellison given its lobbying to relax restrictions on the exporting of onshore gas and the fact former premier Mark McGowan is on the payroll while conceding he was \\u201Cdisappointed\\u201D about the tax scandal engulfing soon-to-be-former Mineral Resources boss Chris Ellison There\\u2019s an election going on overseas \\u2013 you may have heard about it \\u2013 but we\\u2019ll keep the news live and local in our blog a court has been told a teenage girl who was admitted to Perth Children\\u2019s Hospital at 28 kilograms when she was almost 17 years old was encouraged to sing along to television shows aimed at preschool children and did not know how to go to the toilet alone The girl\\u2019s Floreat parents are on trial in Perth\\u2019s District Court over allegations they neglected the child by allowing her to become dangerously underweight and allegedly refused to get her medically assessed an occupational therapist gave evidence that she assessed the girl\\u2019s age appropriateness and independence over three sessions by asking her about her interests and activities during a hospital stay in 2021 The Wiggles and Thomas the Tank Engine and was \\u201Cexcited\\u201D when her father gifted her a magnetic fishing game for her 17th birthday Health Minister Amber-Jade Sanderson has just held a press conference responding an independent review released today into a toddler\\u2019s death at Joondalup Health Campus earlier this year Sanderson welcomed the release of today\\u2019s report and said it was clear the incident had been taken \\u201Cincredibly seriously\\u201D \\u201CWhat comes through very strongly in the review is the importance of listening to parents,\\u201D she said \\u201CAnd I would like to thank the reviewers for genuinely trying to understand the perspective of the parents.\\u201D \\u201CThe government has also strengthened the terms of the new contract with Ramsay which will be in place from 2025,\\u201D she said \\u201CThe report will lead to lasting changes at Joondalup Health Campus and more broadly across the health system to it will not bring back a little boy who has been lost.\\u201D She said it was a \\u201Cdisappointing\\u201D a medical centre which Sandipan\\u2019s family took him to before going to the hospital emergency department declined to take part in the review \\u201CI wrote to them and requested that they meet with the family even just to hear their concerns and they declined to do that,\\u201D she said and it doesn\\u2019t meet community expectations \\u201CTheir view is that they are simply a subcontractor for general practitioners that you are then accountable to the people that you provide care for.\\u201D which was to support a coronial inquest into Sandipan\\u2019s death and review his care before he presented to hospital where authorities have just downgraded the warning level to \\u201Cadvice\\u201D after the fire was contained and controlled \\u201COur thoughts and deepest condolences are extended to her family and colleagues,\\u201D a spokesperson said \\u201CAttending to life and death situations is a daily reality for first responders but incidents involving one of our own are especially difficult \\u201CThe family of the deceased has requested privacy during this incredibly difficult time.\\u201D which leader Shane Love branded a \\u201Cbrazen self-serving political manoeuvre\\u201D to attack a rival party The state government introduced the \\u201Curgent\\u201D changes amid concerns over the registration of the Democratic Labour Party - abbreviated to \\u2018Labour DLP\\u2019 - ahead of the March state election But opposition leader Shane Love said he believed the move was aimed at shielding Labor\\u2019s brand from a \\u201Cperceived political threat\\u201D He said the legislative overhaul was a misuse of Labor\\u2019s majority in both houses of parliament accusing the party of taking matters into its own hands after the state\\u2019s own electoral commission dismissed its initial complaint: only to improperly deem further reforms as \\u2018urgent\\u2019 in a desperate bid to save their own skin It\\u2019s a party with a rich history tied to the Labor movement St John Ambulance has confirmed they sent multiple crews at \\u201Cpriority 1\\u201D speed to attend an incident involving a woman in her 40s Curtin University has joined forces with NASA on a mission to study the colour of the ocean from space and learn about the ocean\\u2019s role in regulating climate Alongside other participants the University of Miami San Jos\\u00E9 State University and the National Institute of Standards and Technology they have deployed a 15-metre buoy near Rottnest as part of a new project to ensure the data quality for NASA\\u2019s new satellite mission said the new system would verify PACE\\u2019s satellite observations \\u201CWe typically think of the ocean\\u2019s colour as blue which contain chlorophyll and absorb the blue light,\\u201D Professor Antoine said collectively produce more than half of the world\\u2019s oxygen and absorb almost as much carbon dioxide as all the trees and land plants on Earth \\u201CBy measuring the colour of the ocean \\u2026 we can study the enormous impact phytoplankton have on our climate and the potential of this tiny plant to help combat climate change \\u201CSensors on the buoy capture and analyse colours within sunlight reflected from the ocean to measure algae levels where it then helps fine-tune the satellite sensors for more accurate ocean monitoring.\\u201D Cook told ABC Radio this morning he was \\u201Cvery disappointed\\u201D by Monday\\u2019s revelations \\u201CPeople should have confidence that when someone is at the helm of a publicly listed company while the state government was mulling changes to the gas policy which ultimately benefited gas assets MinRes has now sold to Gina Rinehart\\u2019s Hancock Prospecting for $1.1 billion The comments came as the WA Greens called on Cook and his government to \\u201Ccome clean\\u201D on the nature of its relationship with MinRes and Ellison Search the City of Stirling Library catalogue place a reservation and renew library loans From within the catalogue you can choose to search by author title or subject to find the resource you need Library loans and catalogueThe online catalogue allows you to: Library loans and catalogue The Good Reading Hub for Book Lovers is a fantastic resource packed full of great information about books You can create a list of books you'd like to read read independent reviews and great articles about books and authors Best of all it's free for all library members For more information and to create your account, please visit the Good Reading Hub website Two teenagers will face court on Monday charged over a stabbing in Karrinyup on Sunday that left two men with critical injuries were arrested after members of the public helped guide police to their locations The teenagers were arrested by police and charged on Sunday.Credit: Nine News Perth Police allege the boys were armed with knives when they arrived at a pre-arranged meeting with two 18-year-old men on Northgate Street They claim the boys then threatened the two men and that during an altercation one of the 18-year-old was stabbed in the stomach sustained slash wounds to his wrists and thigh Police say one of the boys grabbed a bag of Cannabis from the car and then took off It was information from members of the public who saw the boys in the vicinity of Karrinyup Shopping Centre with knives “Several police units including detectives Canine Unit and Police Air Wing were deployed to the area,” a police spokesperson said The two men are still in a critical condition at Royal Perth Hospital one from Doubleview and one from Karrinyup were each charged with aggravated armed robbery and grievous bodily harm \\u201CSeveral police units including detectives Canine Unit and Police Air Wing were deployed to the area,\\u201D a police spokesperson said From date night dining and retail therapy to blockbuster movies and wellness from head to toe there’s something exciting happening at just about every hour of the day at Karrinyup we’ve put together the ultimate itinerary to explore Karrinyup over a jam-packed day of fashion We don’t know about you, but we need a coffee or two to get our day off to a good start – and Karrinyup has a coffee option practically around every corner. Soak up the morning sunshine on the West Deck with a coffee from Little Laika: the little sister to the popular Lathlain brunch spot they’ll also keep you fuelled with a delicious brekkie Or, if you’re feeling extra fancy, why not enjoy a complimentary coffee after dropping your car off at the Centre’s convenient valet parking Keep the good vibes going by stopping into the Centre’s tranquil wellness club whether you’re stretching and sweating with a session of reformer pilates from boutique studio Dynamic Pilates a session of gentle flow yoga or let out some steam with some boxing That’s not to mention the team of health practitioners on hand to help you feel your ultimate best (Or look extra chic lounging on the couch – no judgement here!) If that sounds a little overwhelming to you, there’s a gun team of personal stylists available who can refresh your wardrobe for that snazzy new job or find the perfect glamorous look for an upcoming event amplify your gorgeousness with one of Karrinyup’s bounteous beauty offerings from sleek skincare and nourishing hair products to bold and beautiful makeup You’ll be feeling bougie, supple and smelling absolutely delectable with a spritz of Parisian glamour from Christian Dior Beauty & Parfum, or step into Australian skincare powerhouse Aesop for their signature soothing vibes Of course, why not get it all in one spot? Myer’s beauty hall boasts row after gleaming row of luxe beauty brands as well as cult beauty favourites like The Ordinary and experimental sister brand NIOD You thought we were done? Not by a long shot! After you’ve finished up with your lunch, you can catch the latest blockbuster movie at the huge 10-cinema HOYTS Along with luxe recliners and huge screens it’s also home to WA’s first ever D-BOX auditorium roll and move in sync with whatever you’re watching on screen 24 years since first opening their doors, Arirang is one of Perth’s KBBQ OGs… And what better way to round out a day of shopping than with succulent Korean grilled meats? Just make sure to leave room for a Biscoff-crumbed or cinnamon-glazed Pretzel for dessert you can really keep the fun going all night To check out even more of the fun, food and fashion you can discover at Karrinyup Shopping Centre, head to the Centre’s Website with the much-vaunted redevelopment reaching completion last weekend we figured it’s about time you got acquainted with the $800mil development Almost doubling in size and with just under 300 stores in total Karrinyup is now Perth’s leading fashion and lifestyle destination It’s also home to dozens of new places to eat This brand-new outdoor entertainment and dining precinct will be the place to be for some seriously fun times along with a variety of great eat and drink options Along with-it being home to the first HOYTS Cinemas north of the river (featuring 10 state-of-the-art screens) there’s also an Archie Brothers Cirque Electriq (arcade games landscaped community space that has an alfresco kids playground known as ‘The Cubby’ (pictured perfect for stretching the legs and a little relaxation break from the hustle and bustle of the shops If The West Deck’s expanded offering wasn’t enough, there’s an additional 18 new places to eat and drink along The Café Terrace. It features a variety of local and international cuisines like the Leederville fave Thuggs Fried Chicken & Burgers The Loop is Perth’s premier fashion and lifestyle destination home to a catwalk’s array of renowned Australian and international brands like the much-hyped Perth debut of Sephora They’ll be joined by leading Australian furniture and design brand Coco Republic and designer handbag brand Coach along with a host of premium brands to be found over two floors in The Loop you’ll find a slew of new stores on the ground floor including Nike Woolworths and a host of local fresh food purveyors The Fresh Market is a convenient marketplace catering to your everyday needs Here you’ll find everything from freshly baked sourdough to unique floral designs with excellent local vendors like Barrett’s Bakery Head to the Karrinyup Shopping Centre Website now for more info. Fans of Mad Max’s post-apocalyptic world attended the Furiosa premiere at Karrinyup’s Hoyts Cinema on Tuesday night The 2024 epic promised action and adventure amid the backdrop of a harsh Australian wasteland Starring Chris Hemsworth and Anya Taylor-Joy the film enjoyed its world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival on May 15 1/24Kavya Gor Picture: Alan Chau/The West Australian 2/24Cate Gilchrist & Giselle Nash-Smith Picture: Alan Chau/The West Australian 3/24Bahar Sayed & Rachel Ciesla Picture: Alan Chau/The West Australian 4/24Ellie Christina & Ben Luff Picture: Alan Chau/The West Australian 5/242024 | SWM Socials - Furiosa Premiere at Hoyts Cinema Photo - Danny Rogers & Brendon Tapscott - Alan Chau - The West Australian 6/242024 | SWM Socials - Furiosa Premiere at Hoyts Cinema Photo - Alexander Circosta & Betsy Shaw - Alan Chau - The West Australian They’ve done it again! Another gorgeous home, captured by our friends over at Crib Creative has crossed our desks and we just have to give you a squiz The distinctive Karrinyup family home, built by Refined Edge by Brian Burke Homes has a spectacular frontage onto Lake Gwelup Reserve – offering not only leafy parkside views These views are enjoyed from the absolutely mammoth double-glazed windows the home boasts This shape is repeated across the home’s design but is most impressively used in the spacious The space’s symmetrical glass doors and glazing open out onto both a central grassed courtyard and a generous covered alfresco area – both the decking and ceiling cladding are Spotted Gum as is the flooring throughout the lower level The U-shaped floor plan means that just about every room of the home is flooded with sunlight – as well as views over not just the garden and courtyard the double study makes use of this view with a stunning the kitchen is bringing a double dose of wow factor A window overlooking the pool takes up an entire wall leading into the incredibly generous scullery – with its own double sink it functions practically as a second kitchen the large windows looking out onto the garden means its just as light-filled as the rest of the home entry from the garage is via a stylish mudroom and drop zone – perfect for containing the chaos of kids and pets Upstairs are four of the home’s five bedrooms The primary suite enjoys lakeside views not only from the pitched window a generous walk in robe makes getting ready a breeze The other upstairs bedrooms share a similarly spacious and luxurious bathroom with a back-to-wall bath and double vanity Custom designed to be the owners’ forever home for them and their three small children, it’s not currently on the market – but if you love the look of this home, you can check out more homes by Refined Edge here Photos courtesy of Crib Creative Gone are the days where the city was the only place to be wined and dined by Western Australia’s best culinary talent − the suburbs are quickly becoming the place to be We checked out Karrinyup Shopping Centre’s West Deck to get the low down on the top-notch dining experiences ready to make your night unforgettable Inspired by the vibrancy and buzz of south-east Asian market culture, Spice Market is delivering authentic Thai flavours with the same tenacity and fervour each dish delivers the unique flavours of the Asian subtropics whole steamed Barramundi and stir fries with that addictive wok-hei are only scratching the surface of what’s available Featuring a list of even more colourful cocktails − check out the lychee caprioska − if the mouth-watering menu hasn’t gotten you in already then the aromas floating through the West Deck certainly will From owner Lydia Zhang (Juicy Bao Bao, Authentic Bites Northbridge), comes Karrinyup’s very own Authentic Bites Dumpling House A twin to their original − and ever so popular − Northbridge venue Authentic Bites’ Chinese dumplings are some of the best that Perth has to offer Famed for their xiao long bao and pork and prawn wontons it’s not uncommon to find enthusiastic dumpling lovers queuing around the block for these juicy handmade wonders With a stunning list of steamed and pan-fried Shanghainese classics − as well as some phenomenal rice and noodle dishes − Authentic Bites will leave you a committed dumpling devotee From the mind of Sauma chef and restauranteur Gurps Bagga, comes Topi – a flavourful exploration of India’s regional cuisines After realising the importance of climate and produce limitation in creating India’s distinct regional flavours Bagga became fascinated with regenerative farming and began to maximise his use of Western Australian produce From fish curries with Shark Bay Barramundi to fresh Manjimup turmeric in their signature Margarita the Topi experience is best enjoyed with a large group of friends and family From starting out at farmers markets in 2014 to quickly becoming one of the CBD’s most popular lunch bars, Luanne Balaba’s much loved Baguette Me Not has gained popularity and love for all the right reasons Inspired by traditional Vietnamese street food Baguette Me Not’s contemporary rendition of the classic bánh mì and steamed bao are one of the West Deck’s highlights From the group behind The Camfield and The Elford comes their latest venue: Good Company Helmed by passionate and energetic executive chef Ben Keal the massive venue offers a wide variety of fruit-filled cocktails carefully picked wines and beers with a stacked menu of refined pub classics Good Company eagerly pumps out pizzas from their Marana Forni gas-back pizza oven along with crispy nibbles and tasty mains − including a juicy lamb rump that’s out of this world With a beautiful alfresco area to enjoy live music and a giant screen to watch the footy Good Company is the long overdue pub that Karrinyup deserves No strangers to the authentic Korean tradition, Arirang have been around since 1999 with locations in Barrack Street and Cannington owner Daniel Yu has been overseeing the running of their busy restaurant venues Arirang also offers a wide variety of soups noodles and more that’ll have you constantly taking the night off cooking With a stylish venue inspired by the Amalfi coast and utilising the best Australian seafood, O Mare Mio offers traditional Neopolitan wood-fired pizzas paired with a selection of local and international wines With an alfresco dining area similar to a trattoria in Portofino O Mare Mio is a great place to stay a while and will have you reaching for the dessert menu every time From Laika Coffee in Lathlain, comes their new little sister venue: Little Laika Offering traditional barista classics along with a rotating single origin filter or batch brew coffee Little Laika has got your caffeinated needs sorted They’re also serving up brunch favourites along with a few newbies that are sure to join that list − think chilli crab scrambled eggs and pulled pork eggs benedict Super Tetsudo is the West Deck’s new cutting-edge Kaiten style sushi train offering incredibly delicious and affordable sushi all delivered by robot waiters or high-speed trains Inspired by the small boutique sushi shops found throughout Japan owner Kenny Lim spent two years planning his state-of-the-art restaurant concept before deciding that it was finally ready to go “I wanted it to be something new; something bold,” Lim says about his anime inspired restaurant “Although we’re at the forefront of technology our Chefs will always be the backbone of what we do.” Just be sure to get there as early as you can to avoid the queue Third generation publican John Parker (The Royal, The Standard and Fleur) has opened the group’s first suburban dining venue, Dandelion which is also a two-storey bar and micro-distillery Dandelion offers world class cuisine with bars on both levels Head Chef Chase Weber’s fresh and flavourful South-East Asian menu is one of his best With a wide range of sharing options from zesty small bites to crisp and smoky larger plates much of Weber’s menu features a “touch of fire” from Dandelion’s open coal grill and wok station From humble beginnings operating out of a shipping container in Northbridge to opening eight new locations over a two-year period Pretzel’s artisanal sweet and savoury soft pretzels are modelled after a New York City subway station staple Brittany Garbutt’s West Deck venue offers your classic sugar and salt toppings all the way up to three-cheese pepperoni and peanut butter and Oreo Sauce-wise we’re talking American mustard to nacho cheese or white chocolate to Nutella – there’s an infinite number of ways to bring those Instagram food pics to life After their success with Hermanos en Cantina in Beaufort Street Tex-Mex aficionados Siri Solumsmoen and Stuart Bernstein have opened their exciting new and tasty taqueria out on the West Deck Famous for their signature slow-cooked beef brisket and pulled pork carnitas Solumsmoen and Bernstein offer a delicious twist on classic Tex-Mex flavours with their spicy Señor Incredible and king prawn loaded Booker T Packed with plenty of vegan and non-vegan options satisfy those Tex-Mex cravings with a refreshing Hermanos en Taco’s margarita or ice-cold beer on tap Remember the echoes of Greensleeves through the suburbs on a Sunday afternoon? Perth brothers Alex and Mitchell Wells’ new West Deck ice creamery is here to take you back to the humble Mr Whippy van. 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retail sector heavily impacted by the global pandemic \u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eBut things are looking up for the beleaguered sector with Australian Bureau of Statistics data showing a 1.3 per cent increase in trade month-on-month and a 1.7 per cent increase compared to September \u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eResults of CBRE’s Asia Pacific Retail Flash Survey also painted a brighter picture for the future of retail.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThree-quarters of retailers surveyed said they were expecting the tide to turn in 2022 and 68 per cent said they would be pursuing omnichannel retail where bricks and mortar stores would fulfil online orders cementing ongoing demand for retail assets \u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eAlmost half of retailers said they were looking to move to quality retail spaces or renegotiating existing leases.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eAMP Capital almost doubled the retail space on offer at Karrinyup Shopping Centre taking it from 59,874sq m to more than 109,000sq m and 290 retail stores in addition to an outdoor entertainment and dining precinct \u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe group has also undertaken a $100-million with more than 80 per cent sold off the plan 270-apartment and commercial tenancies development has won approval on the western side of the Karrinyup Shopping Centre site \u003c/span\u003e\u003c/div\u003e\u003c/div\u003e\u003c/div\u003e\u003c/div\u003e\u003c/div\u003e\u003cdiv class=\"row ci\"\u003e\u003cdiv class=\"cell cs12 cx12\"\u003e\u003cdiv class=\"ci cl\"\u003e\u003cp\u003e\u003cbr\u003eAMP Capital global head of real estate Kylie O’Connor said the development showed AMP Capital was “embracing the future of retail and mixed-use development”.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003e“Our vision for this project has always been to create an integrated development \u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003e“This redevelopment addresses the community’s expectations to provide not just best-in-class retailers wellness and service offerings,” Robbins said \u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003e“We look forward to the ongoing partnership with our retailers local management and the broader Perth community including UniSuper’s Perth-based members.”\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eWhile just 10 per cent of retailers surveyed by CBRE have reported sales performance exceeding pre-pandemic figures \u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eSentinel Property Group announced earlier this year it would join a growing number of owners of retail assets to convert unused portions of their properties to office and professional space \u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe Brisbane-based fund manager’s chief investment officer Warren Ebert said the retail sector was undergoing significant changes due to the advent and challenges of Covid-19.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eAs a result Lendlease’s third residential building in the Collins Wharf precinct of Victoria Harbour.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe 28-storey building at 971 Collins Street in Melbourne’s Docklands will deliver 312 homes in a mix of one two and three-bedroom apartments as well as townhouses and penthouses.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eAccording to Lendlease the project has already secured more than 50 per cent in presales.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eHickory is the construction contractor—it completed the precinct’s first development in 2019 and is also working on LendLease’s second tower Regatta.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eFor Ancora Hickory is implementing several technical construction methods including various piling techniques and precast concrete solutions that enable a parallel-track construction program.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe building’s facade designed by architect Warren and Mahoney uses a three-stage design incorporating double-glazed glass and textured precast concrete with Reckli and brick finishes.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe structural design transitions from a solid podium base to lighter upper levels “reflecting a maritime theme” aligned with the Collins Wharf design objectives.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eAncora will connect to the neighbouring Regatta development via a podium allowing resident access to shared amenities.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eDesigned as an all-electric building that includes electric vehicle infrastructure the development is targeting a 5 Star Green Star certification Completion is expected in 2027.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eRegatta including build-to-rent and build-to-sell units.\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003e\u003c/span\u003e\u003c/div\u003e\u003c/div\u003e\u003cp\u003eExtensive wharf works including remediation of pre-existing wharf piles installation of raker piles and construction of the extension to Australia Walk are also part of the project.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eTechnical challenges include constructing on the finger wharf and co-ordinating extensive above-wharf road reserve and public parkland works.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe Collins Wharf precinct will ultimately comprise six residential buildings of more than 1800 homes surrounded by over 5000sq m of parks and community space.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eLendlease is developing the parkland concurrently with the residential components including the extension of Australian Walk that forms part of the City of Melbourne’s Greenline project.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eLendlease executive director of development Adam Williams said Collins Wharf “is fast becoming a sought-after address .. which took just a handful of hours to emerge on Saturday night the Coalition’s failure to sway voters has come under intense scrutiny.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eIts lack of policies around property that resonated with voters has been a large part of that criticism.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eAmong those policies was a $5-billion infrastructure program to unlock up to 500,000 new homes was greeted with no small amount of scepticism.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe Coalition also campaigned on its previously revealed plan to allow first home buyers to draw down on their superannuation giving access to up to $50,000 to help fund mortgage deposits.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eWhile that proposal had won some support it got the thumbs down from many of Australia’s top economists who said the measure could prove highly inflationary among other issues.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eSimilarly its plan to allow mortgage interest for first home buyers to be tax-deductible was roundly criticised for its likely inflationary and regressive effects.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eIt has also been pointed out that the Coalition’s rejection of the Green’s policies around housing supply affordable housing and help for renters did it no favours.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe ALP went to the polls spruiking an extension of schemes introduced during its previous term including a $10-billion promise for its first-home buyers’ scheme to encourage 100,000 more homes.\u0026nbsp;\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eIt also had its Help to Buy shared equity scheme under which the Government pays up to 40 per cent of the house price to point to.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eIf it was these policies per se or the lack of detail and depth to the Coalition’s the nation's ready for the Albanese government to act.\u003cbr\u003e\u003cbr\u003e\u003c/span\u003e\u003c/div\u003e\u003c/div\u003e\u003cp\u003eWhat is clear been endorsed to follow through on its policies and fix the crisis that is crippling the Australian property sector.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eAs Urban Taskforce Australia chief executive\u0026nbsp;Tom\u0026nbsp;Forrest has pointed out it is time for the Federal Government to get back to work.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003e“Housing affordability and housing supply featured large during the campaign,” Forrest said.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003e“The key now is for the Government to strike while the iron’s hot.\u0026nbsp;\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003e“If legislation is needed to support the delivery of Labor’s $10-billion 100,000 new homes commitment—then pass it through the parliament now and get on with it.”\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe states have made many changes to how they enable home development The Federal Government’s support of that is crucial to its success material supply assistance or any other factor that affects getting homes out of the ground.\u003c/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThis has been a pivotal election Then Cities for Total Fan Immersion\",\"slug\":\"billionaire-arsenal-rams-denver-nuggets-sports-anchored-precincts\",\"datePublished\":\"2025-04-30T00:00+10:00\",\"tags\":[],\"summary\":\"Why your next home might be stadium-adjacent; sports are the hook But things are looking up for the beleaguered sector with Australian Bureau of Statistics data showing a 1.3 per cent increase in trade month-on-month Results of CBRE’s Asia Pacific Retail Flash Survey also painted a brighter picture for the future of retail Three-quarters of retailers surveyed said they were expecting the tide to turn in 2022 Almost half of retailers said they were looking to move to quality retail spaces or renegotiating existing leases AMP Capital almost doubled the retail space on offer at Karrinyup Shopping Centre The group has also undertaken a $100-million A three-building development for 270 new dwellings and commercial tenancies has also won approval on the western side of the site AMP Capital global head of real estate Kylie O’Connor said the development showed AMP Capital was “embracing the future of retail and mixed-use development” “Our vision for this project has always been to create an integrated development Karrinyup Shopping Centre now offers access to a genuine mixed-use precinct for all to enjoy,” O’Connor said “The successful completion of the development at Karrinyup Shopping Centre underscores our track record and expertise in real estate development and funds management.” Karrinyup Shopping Centre owner UniSuper’s head of property Kent Robbins said it was a “proud moment” to see the centre completed alongside project partners AMP Capital and Multiplex “This redevelopment addresses the community’s expectations to provide not just best-in-class retailers “We look forward to the ongoing partnership with our retailers including UniSuper’s Perth-based members.” While just 10 per cent of retailers surveyed by CBRE have reported sales performance exceeding pre-pandemic figures Sentinel Property Group announced earlier this year it would join a growing number of owners of retail assets to convert unused portions of their properties to office and professional space The Brisbane-based fund manager’s chief investment officer Warren Ebert said the retail sector was undergoing significant changes due to the advent and challenges of Covid-19 it has repurposed part of its DFO Cairns retail complex for office and medical services space Plans for an apartment development on the Karrinyup shopping centre site featuring triple towers one of which would be one of the tallest buildings in greater Perth prompted a crowd of more than 200 locals at a special meeting at the City of Stirling Wednesday night The proposal for the western side of the existing shopping centre features 270 apartments the latter being about the height of the CBD’s Westpac tower An artist’s impression of the Karrinyup shopping centre redevelopment.Credit: Hames Sharley 60 per cent two-bed and 20 per cent three-bed apartments Apartment development has always been part of the plans but the application showing these building heights was only lodged in mid-2020 and residents say the final scale applied for came as a complete shock A protest group has gathered more than 800 signatures on a petition objecting to the development and organised a special electors’ meeting at the City of Stirling on Wednesday evening which was standing room only The tallest of the development’s three towers would rival some CBD buildings.Credit: Hames Sharley Karrinyup Residents for Responsible Development say they are “not NIMBYs but “BIMBYs” – the ‘B’ standing for ‘best practice’ – and actually welcome the shopping centre redevelopment Their key issues are what they say was a lack of community consultation on the current form of the proposal inadequate planning controls and the overall bulk and scale of the proposal They say in accordance with state planning policy an activity centre plan or structure plan should have been prepared for the entire shopping centre site and surrounding areas building heights and a step-down transition between high-density apartment areas and low-density single-family homes The city originally recommended refusal of the 2015 proposal because of this activity centre plan not being complete but the joint development assessment panel approved it on the grounds of exceptional economic circumstances They said all images shown of the proposed apartments between 2015 and mid-2020 showed two eight-storey buildings and one four-storey An artist’s impression of the development.Credit: Hames Sharley Group spokeswoman Lynnette Noack lives directly opposite one of the proposed towers on Burroughs Street 15 and 24 storeys in family suburb overlooking single family homes is not appropriate “This is not near the beach or the city or a university This is the northern suburbs and this is totally out of place and we are totally opposed “This is exactly what AMP [Capital] would have discovered if they had bothered to have discourse with us.” She said she received no consultation about the proposal – not a letter It’s the City of Stirling’s job to collect public feedback assess the proposal against local planning rules and provide a report and recommendation to decision-maker the joint development assessment panel The city has placed notices on the city’s public comment portal asserting three times on the one web page – twice bolded once underlined – it is not the decision-maker for the development which has lodged the plans on behalf of owners AMP Capital and UniSuper Its application says the height is reflective of a centre undergoing a significant transition to provide a greater diversity of uses “The City of Stirling Design Review Panel were of the view that the proposed building heights were appropriate for this centre,” it stated “The site and buildings are considered to be a landmark It is appropriate to maximise the number of dwellings within the activity centre “This building height is required in order to ensure the adequate density is ultimately achieved within the central core of the Karrinyup centre “The proposal is located on the portion of the site where any midday overshadowing or overlooking is minimised.” City of Stirling Mayor Mark Irwin said the city and Council had welcomed the chance to hear from electors in an open forum which had been carried out in a respectful manner The group had put forward seven motions the Council would consider at its March 30 meeting Mayor Irwin said the City advertised the application in line with both city procedure and state planning regulations the City made the plans available on its website and posted lettersposted to all owners and occupiers within 200 metres of the site The applicant also installed several 5-square-metre signs on the site for 21 days Given the scope of the application the City had actually gone further than required “In anticipation of the community interest the City proactively extended the advertising period by a week increasing the total advertising period to 28 days,” he said “The City also created a dedicated page for the project on our website with additional information over and above the development plans to help residents better understand the proposal and encourage them to make their submission making it easier for people toleave feedback in a timely manner.” City staff were considering the 748 public submissions received on the plans It was likely the Council would also be considering the City staff’s report on the development on March 30 the application would be considered and determined by the Metro Inner-North JDAP the latter being about the height of the CBD\\u2019s Westpac tower A protest group has gathered more than 800 signatures on a petition objecting to the development and organised a special electors\\u2019 meeting at the City of Stirling on Wednesday evening which was standing room only Karrinyup Residents for Responsible Development say they are \\u201Cnot NIMBYs but \\u201CBIMBYs\\u201D \\u2013 the \\u2018B\\u2019 standing for \\u2018best practice\\u2019 \\u2013 and actually welcome the shopping centre redevelopment \\u201CThis is not near the beach or the city or a university \\u201CThis is exactly what AMP [Capital] would have discovered if they had bothered to have discourse with us.\\u201D She said she received no consultation about the proposal \\u2013 not a letter \\u201CConsultation is a dialogue,\\u201D she said \\u201CYou\\u2019re supposed to work together.\\u201D It\\u2019s the City of Stirling\\u2019s job to collect public feedback The city has placed notices on the city\\u2019s public comment portal asserting three times on the one web page \\u2013 twice bolded once underlined \\u2013 it is not the decision-maker for the development \\u201CThe City of Stirling Design Review Panel were of the view that the proposed building heights were appropriate for this centre,\\u201D it stated \\u201CThe site and buildings are considered to be a landmark \\u201CThis building height is required in order to ensure the adequate density is ultimately achieved within the central core of the Karrinyup centre \\u201CThe proposal is located on the portion of the site where any midday overshadowing or overlooking is minimised.\\u201D \\u201CIn anticipation of the community interest increasing the total advertising period to 28 days,\\u201D he said \\u201CThe City also created a dedicated page for the project on our website making it easier for people toleave feedback in a timely manner.\\u201D It was likely the Council would also be considering the City staff\\u2019s report on the development on March 30 the application would be considered and determined by the Metro Inner-North JDAP.