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City of Cockburn | October 2021 Upcoming event season page 8 Shop Local and WIN! page 5 $6m Precinct upgrade page 7 Cockburn ARC | page 11 Cockburn, the best place to be Document Set ID: 10780190 Version: 1, Version Date: 28/09/2021
Soundings | October 2021 6 7 11 Contents 2021 Local Features Government Elections 4 mall Business Financial S Get your vote in! Counselling Saves Cockburn family The election of five Councillors and the Mayor will take place Saturday 16 October. You can view details about the candidates at 6 nake season is here S What spring will bring www.cockburn.wa.gov.au/elections Local government is the closest level of government to our community, so it is important to vote as Council 7 A new wetlands precinct makes a lot of decisions that impact your neighbourhood. A new home for wildlife, wetlands and scout groups It's too late to post your ballot paper but you can drop it in the ballot box at the City’s 11 W hat’s new at Cockburn ARC front counter in the Administration Building, Something for everyone! Coleville Crescent, Spearwood during office hours and 8am-6pm on Saturday 16 October. The distribution of this edition is 11-15 October 2021, however due to COVID-19, Australia Post has advised Further information, phone 08 9411 3444 or email there may be delays. customer@cockburn.wa.gov.au On the Y ur Home cover Y ur Council Get ready for a fun season of events! Y ur Vote Document Set ID: 10780190 Version: 1, Version Date: 28/09/2021
Cockburn, the best place to be Event Trick or treat the family this Spring For the past 25 years, the City and the Rotary Club of Cockburn have brought fun and frivolity to Manning Park with the annual Cockburn Rotary Spring Fair. Rotary puts all the money raised from the Spring Fair back into the community for projects such as: • School Literacty Awards Art in our skies • M icroscope for kids (in all Cockburn primary The City of Cockburn is a partner sponsor of Fremantle schools) Biennale, a public art festival on 19-20 November. • L ocal Salvation Army projects To the tune of $60,000 from the City’s Cockburn including the Christmas Appeal Community Fund, the festival will land at Coogee Beach in the form of a choreographed light show featuring a fleet of • Sponsorship of local school programs and awards more than 160 drones. • S ponsoring Cockburn students to attend Rotary Fremantle Biennale approached the City for a funding leadership programs. contribution for its headline artwork Moombaki as part of CROSSING21. This year’s theme is Halloween! The Nyoongar word for ‘where the river meets the sky’, Quite fitting for the event on Sunday, Moombaki is a free choreographed drone light show re- 31 October 11am-8pm. Fireworks from creating the first stories of Whadjuk Nyoongar Country. 7.30pm (weather permitting) and it’s Led by emerging Nyoongar artist Ilona McGuire, a fleet of free entry. over 160 drones equipped with LED lights will take flight over the river and ocean to tell ancient and living stories Come dressed up or just come along to enjoy a of place. spooky and very entertaining Spring Fair. www.cockburn.wa.gov.au/events The artwork will be presented in Fremantle, Cockburn and Melville from Friday 5 November to Sunday 21 November 2021. The festival aims to attract 40,000 people across the various sites in Fremantle, Cockburn and Melville. How to see Moombaki Derbarl Yerrigan - 5, 6 and 7 November 2021 at the Swan River between the two bridges, Fremantle Dyoondalup - 12, 13 and 14 November 2021 at the Swan River, Attadale Reserve, Melville Derbarl Nara - 19 & 20 November 2021 at Coogee Beach Reserve, Cockburn. For more information, visit website on www.fremantlebiennale.com.au Document Set ID: 10780190 Version: 1, Version Date: 28/09/2021 3
Soundings | October 2021 Small Business Financial Counselling saves Cockburn family A Cockburn family has found relief after working with the City’s Small Business Financial Counselling service. After an audit by the ATO, the business owner had to shut his doors when he found out his bookkeeper had not been adhering to taxation requirements. The situation worsened when he was unable to access the ATO accounting program to submit financial documents, possibly incurring legal action and an enormous debt. Fight the bite Until the family met with the City's Small With the rainfall we’ve had this winter, we can expect Business Financial Counselling Service, the mosquitoes out in force in the warmer weather. situation looked bleak. In WA alone, we have over 200 different species of The service provided the ATO with the business' mosquito, some of which will carry disease-causing income and expenses, enabling the ATO to viruses, including Ross River Virus. reopen the case. The City monitors the mosquito population closely The service negotiated with the accounting and works with the Department of Health to control software company allowing the business outbreaks. owner two days to retrieve documents for the ATO, significantly reducing the debt to a more Mosquitoes lay their larvae in still or stagnant water, manageable sum. so they are attracted to lakes and wetlands. While the City treats sumps, soak wells, road drains, and This intervention prevented further ATO action, other man-made water bodies to prevent breeding, and gave the business 12 months to resolve its there are things you can do to protect yourself and financial issues. your home: If you find yourself in a similar situation or know Cover up with long, loose-fitting clothing someone with a small business that needs help, recommend the Small Business Financial Use a repellent containing DEET (diethyltoluamide) Counselling Service teams in Cockburn and or picaridin Joondalup. www.cockburn.wa.gov.au/smallbusiness Empty, remove or cover water-holding containers Install insect screens on windows and doors Use mosquito nets and mosquito-proof tents when camping Make sure your pool is chlorinated, and the filtration system is active. For more information, visit www.cockburn.wa.gov.au/mosquitomanagement 4 Document Set ID: 10780190 Version: 1, Version Date: 28/09/2021
Cockburn, the best place to be Shop Local # Shop Local Shoppers Win 2 *$1,000 prize packs, plus 4 weekly $100 vouchers! Spend a minimum of $10 at a locally based and owned business* in Cockburn. Upload a picture of the receipt and fill in your details at www.cockburn.wa.gov.au/shoplocal to WIN! *TCs apply. Make your purchases between 1-30 November 2021. Businesses Win 2 *$500 vouchers for a video or photo shoot to market your company. Promote the campaign to your customers by The City uses trapping to monitor mosquitoes putting up posters, flyers or social media posts which can all be downloaded from our website www.cockburn.wa.gov.au/shoplocal The businesses with the most receipts submitted by customers will win! #ShopLocalCockburn Who makes a difference in your community Nominate someone who makes a difference Every year on Australia Day we celebrate those who tirelessly give back to our community. Every community has local heroes that make a difference, no matter what industry they are from. If you know anyone who fits the bill, nominate them for Citizen of the Year. Nominations are open until 30 October 2021. www.citizenshipawards.com.au/nominate Document Set ID: 10780190 5 Version: 1, Version Date: 28/09/2021
Soundings | October 2021 Snake season is here As the weather warms up, snakes start to become more active. You may start to see them out on our paths and in the grass and bushland near reserves. Remember that snakes are a vital part of the natural environment and play an important role in our ecosystem. Some species are protected and it is illegal to harm them. When it comes to snakes, the best advice is live and let live – so please keep an eye out and keep your distance. Common venomous snakes in Perth What to do if you encounter a snake It is best to avoid snakes if you can. Exercise your dog Dugite/Dobitj on-leash and stick to paths, trails and walkways where (Pseudonaja affinis) you can see the ground. When bush walking, wear long Image courtest trousers and boots that cover the ankles. Dave Robinson If you see a snake remain calm, back away slowly to a safe distance and allow the snake to move away. Leave Dugites vary in colour from grey to olive to brown the snake alone. You are at higher risk of being bitten if with black scales scattered over the body. The head is you force the snake to defend itself. small and indistinct from the neck. Dugites are most What to do if you or your pet are bitten common in drier, grassy bushland areas but can be Snake bites are not common, but should be treated as found almost anywhere including beaches. They are life threatening. fast moving and attracted to aviaries and where mice can be found. First aid for people 1 Remain calm, follow D R S A B C D Tiger Snake/Moyop (Danger, Response, Send for help, Airway, (Notechis scutatus) Breathing, CPR, Defibrillate) Image courtest 2 Call triple zero (000) for an ambulance Dave Robinson 3 Keep the person who has been bitten still 4 Apply a pressure bandage over the bite site 5 Firmly apply another bandage from just above Tiger Snakes differ depending on which part of the fingers or toes and moving upwards on the Australia they are found. In WA they are usually bitten limb have black with yellow bands. Tiger snakes are most 6 Splint and immobilise the limb common around wetlands and other water sources but can also be found far away from water. 7 Do not wash the venom off the skin 8 Record the time of the bite and mark the location of the bite on the skin or bandage with a pen. Found a snake in your home or garden? First aid for pets Snakes are often attracted to backyards and houses 1 Keep your pet calm and quiet to minimise because food, water and shelter may be available. To their stress and movement. Do not allow reduce the risk of snakes taking up residence around them to walk if possible your house, remove food sources, maintain your garden, limit water sources, and ensure flyscreens and doors are 2 Apply a pressure bandage over the bite site in good condition and kept shut. 3 Take your pet to a vet immediately. Call the clinic ahead if possible. If you find a snake in your home, move away slowly. Do not approach or aggravate it. Ensure your pets are Want to learn more? safe and cannot access the snake. Contact the Wildcare helpline on 08 9474 9055 and search online for a The City of Cockburn runs reptile awareness licenced pest controller or reptile handler. workshop during the spring months. To register visit bit.ly/ReptileAware or visit the City of Cockburn’s website www.cockburn.wa.gov.au/snakes 6 Document Set ID: 10780190 Version: 1, Version Date: 28/09/2021
Cockburn, the best place to be Environmental Sustainability Achievements Sustainability is a top priority for the City. Here are some of our achievements in the 2020-21 financial year: 400 streetlights A new home in upgraded to energy efficient LEDs the Wetlands 26% ofbuildings electricity for Council comes from solar photovoltaic systems The City of Cockburn’s $6m upgrade to its regional 4.8 hectares of bushland was rehabilitated across the City, Wetlands Precinct at Walliabup-Bibra Lake was officially with 76,000 seedlings planted opened on 28 August. Net zero emissions The unique environmental hub is home to not-for-profit from our fleet organisations WA Wildlife (formerly Native ARC), The Wetlands Centre Cockburn and Bibra Lake Scout Group. 1,400 street trees were planted The City’s investment in the precinct has delivered purpose-built community facilities for these groups and their wide range of clients and members who have been 12 new reef structures were installed at Coogee Maritime Trail visiting the precinct for 30 years. The precinct was opened by Cockburn Mayor Logan Howlett who planted a Doowart-Tuart (Eucalyptus gomphocephala) adjacent to an artwork and landscaped Where do I put soft plastics? pathway by Nyungar artist Sharyn Egan and sculptor Jahne Rees, inspired by the Southwest snake-necked Soft plastics unfortunately cannot go turtle which lives in local lakes and wetlands. in your recycling bin. The precinct’s main features include: This includes plastic bags, plastic food wrap, food packaging such as pasta, rice A new WA Wildlife (WAW) hospital and and cereal bags, and bubble wrap – any rehabilitation facility plastic that is ‘scrunchable’. Renovated WAW building for use as a training and These types of plastics get caught in the recycling education centre conveyer belt, which can cause the entire system to The Wetlands Centre Cockburn (TWCC) building shut down. renovated and extended to include a new education However, soft plastics can be easily recycled room at a REDcycle collection bin found at many supermarkets. They are transformed into a unique An artificial wetland, plant nursery and wetland range of recycled-plastic products including care operations facility at TWCC furniture, bollards and signage. A new Scout shed with dedicated Rovers den Find your closest drop-off point here: Extra parking, improved traffic and public access, www.wastesorted.wa.gov.au/be-a-great-sort/take landscaped walkways and outdoor classrooms. Document Set ID: 10780190 7 Version: 1, Version Date: 28/09/2021
Soundings | October 2021 Events Out now Community Events Guide Didn’t get your event guide in the post? Grab a copy at any of our libraries or City administration. 15 and 16 October 1 November Side Splitter Comedy Festival Home and personal security Enjoy a night of stand-up comedy. Learn what you can do to help protect Memorial Hall, Hamilton Hill your home. Varies times and prices Cockburn Seniors Centre, Spearwood, www.sidesplitter.com.au 9.30-10.30am 11 November Remembrance Day Commemorative Service Lest We Forget Memorial Hall, Hamilton Hill, 11am-midday 17 October Fur Run Cockburn's only event just for dogs. Manning Park, Hamilton Hill 10am-1pm 20 October Teddy Bears Picnic 4 December See Humphrey B. Bear at this year's picnic! Christmas on the Green Manning Park, Hamilton Hill 10am-1pm Bring in the festive season with us. Rides, entertainment, arts and crafts and more. 30 October Legacy Park, Cockburn Central, 4.30-8pm Seniors Soiree A night for our seniors to enjoy! 26 January 2022 Dalmatinac Club, Hamilton Hill, 6-10pm Australia Day Coogee Beach Tickets on sale 30 September at City Admin Festival Start your day on beach with a free sausage 31 October sizzle, entertainment and competitions. Cockburn Rotary Spring Fair Coogee Beach Reserve, 8am-midday It's a Halloween theme! Enjoy the rides, stalls and entertainment. Visit www.cockburn.wa.gov.au/events for more information or scan the Manning Park, Hamilton Hill, 11am-8pm QR code to subscribe to the events (Fireworks from 7.30pm weather permitting) eNewsletter. COVID-19 These events are subject to change or cancellation – check the City website and social media for the latest information. We recommend downloading the COVID app and adhering to social distancing while attending events. If you feel unwell or are showing symptoms, please seek medical advice and do not attend these events. 8 Document Set ID: 10780190 Version: 1, Version Date: 28/09/2021
Cockburn, the best place to be School Holiday Events Health programs Healthly Living December and January Check out these awesome school holiday activities at programs www.cockburn.wa.gov.au/events Health Eating and Lifestyle (HEAL) 6 week program $30 | full program $10 | Healthcare card Free online Saturdays 16 October – 4 December 9-11am Cockburn Health and Community Facility Azelia Ley Homestead Museum Wednesday open days Mondays www.history.cockburn.wa.gov.au/Azelia-Ley-Museum 8 November – 13 December 10.30am-12.30pm South Lake Ottey Family Centre Register your interest at Cockburn Healthy Lifestyle Program: www.cockburn.wa.gov.au/HEAL Cockburn Trek - Free event 12 November, 8.30am-midday Cockburn Libraries Annual community trek from Coolbellup | Spearwood | Success Coogee Beach Surf Life Saving Club. www.cockburnlibraries.com.au Walk 3km or ride 6km. Registration essential. Food Sensations A program that provides information and skills on healthy eating. www.cockburn.wa.gov.au/foodsensations MAN v FAT New season commencing February 2022 Lose weight while you kick goals. Youth Outrage Group sport incentive to get you healthier. www.cockburn.wa.gov.au/youth www.manvfatsoccer.com.au MAN v FAT Get Wild about Wetlands Programs www.ticketbooth.com.au/CityofCockburn Document Set ID: 10780190 9 Version: 1, Version Date: 28/09/2021
Soundings | October 2021 Walking to school just got more interesting! Bibra Lake Residents Group wanted to find a way to encourage kids to walk to school and reduce traffic congestion around Bibra Lake Primary and Blue Gum Montessori School. Group President Felicity Bairstow came up with the idea of putting stickers of native animals along the walkways to the schools to encourage kids to walk and learn about the native wildlife in the area, with the bonus of reducing traffic around the schools. She engaged the services of local artist Darren Hutchens to create five animal footpath stickers, a turtle, cocky, bat, cocky-track and snake-track. "We are quite an environmentally minded lot, being so close to the lake, and many of us have been involved in campaigns to protect our local bushland and wetlands. They are animals we see and hear regularly," Dr Bairstow said. This project was proudly supported by the Kids will see footpath stickers like these on their City of Cockburn. walk to school Community Events Diary With Christmas just around the corner, community groups, clubs and associations have started planning their festivities in our community. Check out what’s coming up. 27 November 27 November 3 December 11 December 19 December South Lake Cooby Fest Port Coogee Carols and South Lake Christmas Fair Coolbellup Community Christmas Fair Christmas Carols Connecting South Community Assoc Street Christmas Yangebup Connecting South Lake Len Packham Frasers and Progress Assoc Lake Lakelands Reserve Port Coogee Nicholson Lakelands Reserve, South Community Assoc Reserve, Reserve, South 3-6pm Lake Chieftain Esplanade, Yangebup Lake 3-7pm North Coogee 2-6pm 5-8pm 5-9pm 10 Document Set ID: 10780190 Version: 1, Version Date: 28/09/2021
SOMETHING Learn through play with FOR EVERYone playactive Our fun classes are for ages 6 months Become a member to 3 years and their parents. Held in the today! Bandicoots Play Centre. Monday to Thursday during term. Make the most of your membership with all these cool perks: $10 a session Appraisal, program + ongoing review ZUMBA Kids Body scans Jam to your favourite music with easy to follow steps! 24/7 gym access Ages 5 - 11 | Wednesdays from 4pm (security on site) $10 a class | Book online Qualified gym instructors Pool, spa, sauna and steam room access Junior coaching sessions Cockburn ARC app for all your fitness needs Basketball, Futsal and Netball ARC@home workouts Structured lesson plans taught by experienced coaches and umpires. All skill levels are welcome! Over 100 group fitness Years K-2 to 6 | Tuesdays and Wednesdays classes per week $10 a session | No full term commitment Stadium use www.cockburnarc.com.au Document Set ID: 10780190 11 Version: 1, Version Date: 28/09/2021
Soundings | October 2021 Jetty at Woodman Point, Circa 1930 A long history of quarantine in Cockburn In these times of quarantine for COVID-19, it’s easy to forget we have a long history of separating people who arrive with infectious diseases. Over the years, these have included influenza (including the Spanish Flu after WWI), leprosy, smallpox, typhoid, whooping cough and bubonic plague. The stories of quarantine sound familiar today. In 1893, a crew member from the SS Saladin began to reached Fremantle, there were almost 300 sick men show signs of smallpox three weeks after jumping ship on board who were taken to Woodman Point. With in Fremantle. He was sent to hospital, and the ward he so many patients, local and army doctors and nurses was in was quarantined. Authorities traced the other were brought in to care for them, many becoming ill passengers, and they were well. However, a few days themselves. In total, 31 people died. later, three more smallpox cases were detected. Initially What is the old Woodman Point Quarantine Station they were sent to the new infectious diseases tent used for today? hospital at Shenton Park but when more people became Today Woodman Point in Coogee is a recreation camp. ill, patients were sent to Woodman Point. An active friends group runs public heritage tours of As a result of the outbreak, health authorities in Adelaide the museum and many historic buildings. Many are and Melbourne ordered vessels from Fremantle to go descended from former staff and share stories about into quarantine on arrival, and steamship companies nursing smallpox patients and cremations in Australia’s in Adelaide and Melbourne banned passengers from oldest crematorium. To find out more, visit Fremantle. Free smallpox vaccinations were offered www.facebook.com/friendsofwoodmanpointrc at the Perth Town Hall, and the town was cleaned You can find more stories about Cockburn’s history on thoroughly. the Cockburn Reflects Facebook page Woodman Point used to quarantine Spanish www.facebook.com/groups/2283520345293589 influenza sufferers Cockburn History website The biggest outbreak at Woodman Point was at the end www.history.cockburn.wa.gov.au of WWI, when troops brought back Spanish influenza. In 1918, troops on HMAT Boonah picked up the Also check out Ian Darroch’s books about Woodman Spanish flu refuelling in South Africa. By the time they Point: Western Sentinel and The Boonah Tragedy. 12 Document Set ID: 10780190 Version: 1, Version Date: 28/09/2021
Cockburn, the best place to be What are the Security chances of finding Let’s work together my lost dog or cat? to keep our community safe If your dog or cat is lost and is registered and microchipped, our rangers have a very good chance of finding and returning your pet. If you have a public facing CCTV camera at home or As required by law, all dogs over three months old, work and want to help keep your local community and cats over six months old must be registered safe, register with Cam-Map WA. and microchipped. Knowing how many dogs and Cam-Map WA is a secure, comprehensive database cats there are and where they are located also of all voluntarily registered CCTV systems across allows us to provide the right type and number of Western Australia. The database is operated and services and facilities. used by the Western Australia Police Force to Register your dog or cat before the 1 November investigate incidents to improve community safety. deadline at www.cockburn.wa.gov.au/dogcat Register your CCTV cameras Scan the QR code REMINDER Firebreaks and slashing is due by 1 November and must be maintained until 15 April the following year. www.cockburn.wa.gov.au/firebreaks Document Set ID: 10780190 13 Version: 1, Version Date: 28/09/2021
Soundings | October 2021 Community Engagement Beale Park a priority Pick your playground Community input on the City’s 15-year plan for community, sport and recreation facilities identified Beale Did you know there are over 200 Park (Spearwood), Cockburn’s premier soccer facility, playgrounds in the City of Cockburn? as a priority for improvement. The growing number of To manage aging equipment, the City has a renewal children playing soccer has seen the current facilities and schedule where end of life equipment is replaced with a layout of Beale Park reach capacity. new similar version. In late 2020 community input was sought to inform a 14 playgrounds are scheduled to receive replacement draft site design. New clubroom facilities and realignment equipment in 2021-22, based on condition reports from of the fields were key priorities to accommodate yearly inspections. To see which playgrounds go to growing numbers, as well as the protection of confirmed www.cockburn.wa.gov.au/mysuburb and search Carnaby’s Cockatoo roosting habitat. playground renewal. In August, local families were invited Residents said they value the space for exercising, to pick their preferred designs for the 14 playgrounds. walking the dog and playing. Nature themed artwork and Equipment will be replaced, based on preferred designs playgrounds formed part of their vision for the space. this financial year. This feedback is being used, as well as expert guidance from environmental and ecological consultants, to create an updated concept design. Visit www.comment.cockburn.wa.gov.au to find more. Thanks for sharing your views on bulk waste verge collections In July and August we asked our community for its views on how we do bulk waste verge collections. Thank you to the 1,000 plus Cockburn residents who completed our online feedback form, participated in workshops and visited us at our shopping centre pop-ups. You told us what was important to you in a service and what you think about the current system and alternative ways to collect bulk waste. We are now reviewing your input. Your feedback will help us understand what we can do to ensure we deliver a cost-effective bulk waste verge collection service that meets our community’s needs and waste reduction targets for a sustainable future. 14 Document Set ID: 10780190 Version: 1, Version Date: 28/09/2021
Cockburn, the best place to be New sporting ground Young Aubin Grove for North Coogee residents Last month, residents and sporting clubs welcomed the opportunity to provide feedback on concept plans for stage one of a new sporting reserve on Cockburn’s coast. The project, which was identified as a priority during Have Their Say consultation on the Western Suburbs Sporting Precinct Study, will provide public open space for locals and Radiata Park is set to receive a mini much-needed room for local sporting clubs which are facelift thanks to the input of young Aubin outgrowing their current space. Grove residents. Feedback is being considered as part of a development Over 100 school students and local residents application assessment. Construction is expected to were invited to have their say on how Radiata commence in early 2022. Park could better meet their own and their local community’s needs. I want there to be enough fun stuff so we don’t get bored. I think it's a great idea that we have a say in the designing of the youth facility,” said a participant. A draft design, which was published for final public comment in July, included a plaza style skate feature, ‘Ninja Warrior’ style obstacle course and Community input 3 on 3 basketball court. sought on Manning Council considered feedback on the draft at the September Council meeting and made a decision on Park Trails project how the final design should look. To view the final design, visit www.comment.cockburn.wa.gov.au A community working group is being formed to provide further insight on a potential trail network project in The number of 15-24 year old’s in Aubin Grove Manning Park. is expected to grow significantly over the next decade. Long term planning identified a priority to While not a decision-making body, the group of local improve how some public open spaces cater to this representatives will work collaboratively over a number demographic. of meetings to review challenges, opportunities and solutions related to a potential network. Currently, the park has an extensive network of informal trails, formed over the years by walkers, runners and bicycle riders. The potential project aims to provide a properly designed network that improves safety and sustainability while addressing community and rehabilitation needs. To find out more about the project or Community Working Group visit website www.comment.cockburn.wa.gov. au/trailnetwork Radiata Park, Aubin Grove Document Set ID: 10780190 15 Version: 1, Version Date: 28/09/2021
What is the City’s vision for the next 10 years? Local Economy Our VISION is for everyone to shop local Environmental Responsibility Our VISION is to preserve nature for generations to come Community, Lifestyle and Security Our VISION is for everyone to feel safe City Growth and Moving Around Our VISION is to create a vibrant, City centre Listening and Leading Our VISION is for a community focused, sustainable, accountable and progressive organisation Cockburn, the best place to be City of Cockburn Telephone: 08 9411 3444 (8.30am–5pm) | Email: customer@cockburn.wa.gov.au Administration Building, 9 Coleville Crescent, Spearwood 8.30am–4.30pm Monday to Friday Postal Address: PO Box 1215, Bibra Lake DC, WA 6965 Website: www.cockburn.wa.gov.au Cockburn Seniors Centre: 08 9411 3877 | CoSafe: 1300 267 233 Information correct at time of print. Information available in alternative formats on request. Document Set ID: 10780190 Version: 1, Version Date: 28/09/2021
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