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Wet weather did little to dampen the spirits of the attendees and service providers who took part in the Community Wellbeing Expo at Origins Market. Photos: Chloe Motzouris Photography | @shot_by_chloe

Mental health expo brings community closer

FACES + PLACES MORE than 20 local organisations came together at Origins Market for the Busselton Mental Health Week Community Wellbeing Expo, connecting residents with services and support available across the region. Organised by the Busselton Mental Health Week Consortium, the free event provided an opportunity for community members to meet local service providers, learn about mental health resources and take part in a

range of activities. Visitors enjoyed face painting, circus skills, a reptile encounter, silent disco, drumming workshop and open mic sessions, while participating organisations offered information, interactive activities and opportunities for conversation. Despite wet weather, the event attracted strong community attendance, with Origins Market providing an indoor venue for the day’s activities.

Organisers said the expo highlighted the range of services and community groups working to improve mental health and wellbeing, reduce stigma and encourage greater connection across the Busselton region. The event also aimed to make it easier for residents to learn where they could turn for support, while providing a relaxed environment for conversations about mental health. The consortium thanked participating organisations, activity providers and commu-

nity members for their involvement, along with Origins Market for hosting the event. Funding and organisational support was provided by Western Australian Association for Mental Health, Rio Tinto, Rotary Club of Busselton Geographe Bay, Lamp Inc and Radiance Network. The expo formed part of local Mental Health Week activities aimed at raising awareness of mental health and encouraging people to seek support when needed.

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MALE loneliness has increasingly become a focus of mental health discussions, particularly among men whose social networks shrink following relationship breakdowns, career changes, relocation or retirement. Recent research cited by men’s mentoring organisation Mentoring Men found 53 percent of Australian men aged 35 to 50 met clinical criteria for loneliness, while 47 percent reported lacking companionship some

A new app is about to launch - developed right here in the South West - aimed at establishing friendships between men based on shared interests and activities. Unlike dating apps or social media platforms, Wingmate encourages in-person meetings, rather than screen-based interactions. Images supplied.

or all of the time. Luke believes one of the biggest challenges is that men often struggle to acknowledge loneliness, let alone take steps to address it. His approach is to remove some of the awkwardness by giving people a shared activity and a reason to meet. “Most men don’t need another social media platform or dating app,” he said. “They just need someone who says, ‘Yeah mate, I’ll come with you.’” WINGMATE allows users to select their interests and find nearby activities organised by other members. Someone looking for a fishing companion, a fourth player for golf or a team for the local

pub quiz can join an existing event or create their own. Each event has a dedicated group chat, while a reliability rating rewards participants for following through and attending. The platform has been designed around men’s social connection and wellbeing, although anyone aged 18 and over can join. It will be free to download and use at launch, with no subscription required to create or attend events. Luke hopes its appeal will extend beyond major cities, particularly to regional communities where opportunities to meet new people can be limited. The venture will be headquartered in Dunsborough, with Luke intending to keep future business growth and employment op-

Entrepreneur Luke Martin is preparing to launch Wingmate in early December. The longtime Dunsborough local drew on personal experience for inspiration to develop the app.

portunities in the South West. He said there were opportunities for people to get on board as the project is finalised. “We welcome local business support, through partners and investors to assist bringing Wingmate to our mates that really need it.” Ultimately, the app’s success will be measured by friendships rather than downloads. “If Wingmate helps one bloke avoid spending another weekend sitting at home alone, then we’ve already succeeded,” Luke said. Wingmate will be available through the Apple App Store and Google Play. To get in touch with the team, and discuss potential partnerships, email support@wingm8app.com

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A DUNSBOROUGH entrepreneur is taking on the growing problem of male loneliness with a new social app designed to help men make friends, reconnect with their communities and build lasting relationships through shared interests. After experiencing firsthand how difficult it can be to rebuild a social circle in adulthood, local resident Luke Martin has developed Wingmate, a free app launching across Australia and the United Kingdom in early December. The concept is straightforward: connect people who enjoy the same activities, whether that’s surfing, fishing, golf, footy, trivia or simply catching up for a beer. Unlike dating apps or traditional social media platforms, Wingmate focuses on getting people together in person rather than keeping them behind their screens. For Luke, who has called Dunsborough home for 24 years, the idea grew from a deeply personal experience. “Five years ago my marriage ended after eighteen years. “Overnight I had to rebuild my whole life — including my friendships,” he said. “When you’re married with kids, your social life revolves around family. “Suddenly I was alone on a regular basis. My mates were busy with their own families, and every plan got cancelled at the last minute.” The experience prompted him to question why, despite the proliferation of dating apps and online communities, there were relatively few straightforward ways for adult men to form new friendships. “I kept asking myself: why isn’t there an app that simply helps blokes meet other mates through activities and shared interests? That’s where most people actually connect.”

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A BUSSELTON-raised fashion student has turned inspiration from her hometown’s beaches into an award-winning design, proving sun protection and style can go hand in hand. Curtin University student Taylah Dow, 22, has won Cancer Council WA’s 2026 SunSmart Design Challenge with From Shore to Soirée, a contemporary pair of wideleg pants designed to offer greater sun coverage without compromising on style. Inspired by long summer days spent around Busselton’s beaches, the granite-grey pants feature adjustable drawstring hems, allowing them to be worn full length or shortened for a different look. Taylah said she wanted to challenge traditional perceptions of sun-protective clothing. “I wanted to create something that still provided substantial coverage, but that someone would genuinely feel excited to wear because it reflected their personal style,” she said. “The design was inspired by the idea of clothing that could take the wearer from the beach to lunch or dinner without needing to change.” Growing up in the South West, Taylah said she had always been conscious of the strength of the WA sun, but participating in the competition had changed her approach to fashion design. “It showed me that functionality doesn’t have to restrict creativity – it can actually create new opportunities within a design,” she said.

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Improve your home with Daikin Busselton resident and fashion student Taylah Dow (right) has won Cancer Council WA’s 2026 SunSmart Design Challenge with a pair of wide-legged pants (worn by model Tatum Grech, left) designed to provide protection from the sun. The stylish and flexible design will go on sale in Perth this week. Image supplied.

The recognition has also provided a confidence boost as she continues her studies and develops her career. “I’m still studying and finding my way as a designer, so to have people within the industry see something in my work and believe it is worth producing has given me a huge amount of confidence.” Cancer Council WA SunSmart manager Sally Blane said the annual challenge encouraged young designers to incorporate sun protection into contemporary fashion. “Because melanoma is one of the most common cancers in young West Australians between the ages of 15 and

39, one of SunSmart’s aims is to create greater awareness amongst young people about the damage that prolonged exposure to UV can cause,” she said. “Thoughtful, creative designs such as Taylah’s prove that being SunSmart can also be stylish and fun.” As part of her win, Taylah’s design has been manufactured in a limited run by Sofia Clothing in Balcatta. The pants will be available for purchase from Ruck Rover General Store in Northbridge from Thursday, October 22. More information about the SunSmart Design Challenge is available at www. myuv.com.au.

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Singers of all ages came together to celebrate World Singing Day in Busselton’s Mitchell Park - with a goal to celebrate the positive effects of singing as a group and capture the spirit of the local community through shared songs. All photos thanks to Abby Murray Photography.

whelmed by the community’s enthusiastic response. “I was surprised and delighted with how many came and sang with family and friends,” she said. She said conversations with participants throughout the afternoon had been particularly moving, and confirmed plans to bring the event back in 2027. Sing Australia conductor Emma Nisbet said the gathering demonstrated that singing should be about

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enjoyment rather than technical ability. “I feel like in life there is always a pressure that whatever you do, you have to be the ‘best’ at it, you have to compete and win to be successful at something,” she said. “But singing should never be about that, it should be about joy and connection and passion and a beautiful release of emotions.” Susanne Siegrist said the relaxed atmosphere had made the event

particularly special. “It felt relaxed, welcoming, and centred on a simple but powerful idea: creating one voice that reflected our community and our shared humanity,” she said. Brendan Jagoe-Banks said the event had brought together members of different local choirs and singing groups, creating opportunities for new friendships and connections. BBTT president Lisa Massey

said seeing the community come together through music had been particularly rewarding. “The collaboration and partnerships made through your efforts will have legacy for Building Busselton and the Busselton community,” she said. The town team’s next community event will be Box City, presented with Paint the Cape REaD, at Mitchell Park on Tuesday, October 27, from 9am to noon.

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VOICES rang out across Mitchell Park on Saturday, October 17, as Busselton joined communities around the world celebrating World Singing Day for the first time. Organised by Building Busselton Town Team (BBTT) in partnership with Shine Project Australia, the free community singalong brought together local musicians, choirs, families and residents for an afternoon of music and connection. The event was inspired by local resident Sheila Bentley, who had hoped to bring World Singing Day to Busselton after experiencing a similar celebration in Perth several years ago. With support from BBTT volunteers, Shine Project Australia and the Lions Club of Busselton, her vision became a reality. The afternoon featured 15 songs spanning several decades, including ‘Jolene’, ‘I Will Survive’ and ‘Sweet Dreams’, with local musicians and singing groups leading the crowd. Performers included Tim Cross, Karen Bigwood and the Cleanskins, David Pilpel, Shine Project and SoundWaves singers, and Sing Australia Busselton, conducted by Emma Nisbet. The program also featured ‘Room For Everyone’, the official 2026 World Singing Day song. Ms Bentley said she was over-

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The City of Busselton has received a Development Application to use and/or develop land for the following purpose and public comments are invited. Property: Lot 9044 and 9047 Joseph Drive Yalyalup WA 6280 Proposed Development: Use Not Listed (Independent Living Complex) The proposal comprises: • 307 residential lease sites, accommodating up to 364 dwellings (some duplex configurations) designed for persons aged over 55 • Communal Facilities Details of the proposal are available on the City’s online engagement portal called ‘Your Say’ https://yoursay.busselton.wa.gov.au/da26-0532 or scan QR below. Please register online and complete the survey to make a submission regarding this proposal on or before 4 November 2026. If you do not have access to the internet or a computer, the proposal is available for viewing and completing a submission online at the City of Busselton Civic and Administration Centre, 2 Southern Drive, Busselton; or alternatively at the Busselton or Dunsborough Libraries. Please be aware that details of your submission may be made available to the applicant for the opportunity to respond. In certain instances, your submission may also be used to form part of a Council report making it a public document.

Planning and Development Act 2005 City of Busselton Notice of Public Advertisement of Planning Proposal

The City of Busselton has received an application to use and/or develop land for the following purpose and public comments are invited. Property: 379 Tom Cullity Drive Wilyabrup WA Proposed Development: Use Not Listed – Managers Dwelling (Additions/Alterations) The proposed ‘Manager’s Residence – Additions/Alterations) development consists of the following elements: • Addition to the existing Manager’s Residence constructed in the 1970’s, the additions / alterations include: - Reconfiguration of internal layout of existing Manager’s Residence; - Addition of three (3) new bedrooms; - Addition of two (2) new bathrooms; - New Laundry; and - New Garage. • The Dwelling will serve as accommodation for the Vineyard Manager and family. In considering an application for development approval, the local government shall have due regard to the matters to be considered under cl 67 of the Planning and Development (Local Planning Schemes) Regulations 2015 (Deemed Provisions) and apply the principles of orderly and proper planning. Details of the proposal are available on the City’s online engagement portal called ‘Your Say’ https://yoursay.busselton.wa.gov.au/da26-0445 Please register online and complete the survey to make a submission regarding this proposal on or before 11 November 2026. If you do not have access to the internet or a computer, the proposal is available for viewing and completing a submission online at the City of Busselton Civic and Administration Centre, 2 Southern Drive, Busselton; or alternatively at the Busselton or Dunsborough Libraries. Please be aware that details of your submission may be made available to the applicant for the opportunity to respond. In certain instances, your submission may also be used to form part of a Council report making it a public document.

The City of Busselton has received an application to use and/or develop land for the following purpose and public comments are invited. Property: Lot 9044 and 9047 Joseph Drive Yalyalup WA 6280 Proposed Development: Local Centre (Shops, 2 x Restaurant/Cafe, Recreation – Private, Liquor Store - Small and Medical Centre) Details of the proposal are available on the City’s online engagement portal called ‘Your Say’ https://yoursay.busselton.wa.gov.au/da26-0531 or scan QR code below. Please register online and complete the survey to make a submission regarding this proposal on or before 4 November 2026. If you do not have access to the internet or a computer, the proposal is available for viewing and completing a submission online at the City of Busselton Civic and Administration Centre, 2 Southern Drive, Busselton; or alternatively at the Busselton or Dunsborough Libraries. Please be aware that details of your submission may be made available to the applicant for the opportunity to respond. In certain instances, your submission may also be used to form part of a Council report making it a public document.

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Open Projects Our teams are continually undertaking works around the City. Please slow down and show caution around work sites. following wing are some current or upcoming works. The ffollo Castle Rock carpark - works (October - November 2026) Fern Road and Eagle Bay to Meelup Road - Footpath works (October - November 2026) Oates Oat a es Road - Grav at Gravel a el resheeting and drainage av drainag a e upgrades (October 2026) ag Vincent Street and Bay View Crescent, Dunsborough Refurbishment of sea walls (September - December 2026) Cape Naturaliste Road resurfacing (October 2026) To keep up to date or view upcoming works, please scan the QR code or visit the City’s website.

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Maintenance works – Sea Play by the Bay Playground

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Maintenance works to replace and reseal timbers on the Sea Play by the Bay playground will be taking place from Monday 2 November until Friday 6 November 2026 (subject to weather). The northern section of the playground will remain open to the public.

Community Emergency Preparedness Open Day

Seasonal Works: Shade sails, beach enclosures and beach access matting

Sunday 25 October 2026 1.00 to 3.00pm

In preparation for summer, the beach enclosures at Busselton and Dunsborough will start being installed from 26 October 2026 (subject to weather). Machinery will be operating on the beach and vessels will be in the water. Please keep a safe distance while works are underway. Installation of shade sails, the Busselton Foreshore Amphitheatre roof and beach access matting will begin from mid October and continue over several weeks. Please continue to keep clear of work areas.

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Is your household ready for the bushfire season? This interactive event will bring together key agencies from the Local Emergency Management Committee to help residents better understand bushfire risk and take practical steps to prepare.

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This is to certify that the following persons have been appointed by the City of Busselton Council under section 38 of the Bush Fires Act 1954, as Bush Fire Control Officers for the purposes of the Bush Fires Act 1954: • Chief Bush Fire Control Officer – Alan Guthrie • Deputy Bush Fire Control Officer – Todd Johnson • Senior Bush Fire Control Officer – Peter Dawson

The restricted burning period is now in place until 30 November 2026 (Subject to change).

A Permit to Burn is required during Restricted Burning Period. Permits obtained via your local Fire Control Officer (see website below).

Notice of fireworks at Churchill Park Friday 30 October 2026

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Busselton Show have organised a fireworks display to celebrate their event that will take place at Churchill Park between 8.00pm and 9.30pm on Friday 30 October 2026. A note to please keep your pets safe and secure inside your home to avoid the fireworks frightening them. saltwaterbusselton.c saltwaterbusselton.com.au com.a au

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Busselton Show | 30 – 31 October 2026 Churchill Park comes alive with all the fun of a country show. Fireworks on Friday night! After Dark - Elmari Steyn – Just Me| 6 November 2026 Ease into the weekend with Friday nights drinks at Saltwater Bar. Take your time exploring Elmari Steyn’s exhibition Just Me, accompanied by live music from saxophonist, Stewie Pearce. Community Concert Series | 26 November 2026 Enjoy performances by Busselton Community Singers and CareSong Busselton. This is a free community event, no tickets required. Seating is available on a first come, first served basis, with standing room available should demand exceed the seating capacity. Ironkids Busselton | 5 December 2026 This is a participation-focused event, with no timing or placings recorded, encouraging young athletes to enjoy taking part and having fun. Register now!

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BUSINESSES and entrepreneurs from across the South West were recognised for their achievements at the 32nd South West Business Excellence Awards, held at Sabina River Farm in Busselton on Friday, October 9. Hosted by regional business organisation BSW Connect, the annual gala celebrated achievements in small business, hospitality, trades, customer service, sustainability and community contribution. Among the night’s multiple award winners was Old Coast Building, which claimed both the Trades and Customer Experience awards, along with runner-up honours in the Emerging Business Leader category. Gull and Anchor also enjoyed a successful evening, winning the Small Business and Emerging Business Leader awards. Max’s Kennel Club took out the Tourism and Hospitality category and was runner-up in Sustainability and Environmental, while Love Empire claimed the Micro Business award. Other winners included WA Mental Health, which received two awards for Diversity and Inclusivity and Professional Services. Nougat & Nice was recognised

for Retail and Sales, with the business also celebrating a clean sweep of the individual employee and leadership honours. Vanessa Ritchie was named Employee of the Year, with colleague Jessica Dyer runner-up, while Sarah Sorenson took out Star Business Leader of the Year. Pemberton Discovery Tours claimed the evening’s highest honour, Star Business of the Year, alongside awards for Community Contribution and Sustainability and Environmental. Margaret River business Southern Workwear was also recognised, finishing runner-up in the Retail and Sales category. BSW Connect said the awards aimed to recognise businesses of all sizes and encourage operators to reflect on their achievements, challenges and opportunities for growth. The not-for-profit organisation runs networking events, educational activities and business development initiatives throughout the year, connecting business owners and professionals across the region. The gala also provided an opportunity for finalists, sponsors and industry representatives to celebrate the contribution of regional businesses to the South West economy.

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Are we building away our future with small lots?

find it fascinating that the City of Busselton is concerned at the ever growing sea of house roofs that are forming a scab over our precious land yet they fail to recognise that it is the greed of developers and the City that this blight is occurring. Small blocks with large homes and roof areas taking at least 80 percent of the block area is the order of the day. Obvious outcomes are less trees, very little childrens play area and more importantly only 20 percent or less rain falling on the ground which should be of concern to this City which has no abundance of scheme water. In my youth many years ago, I lived in Victoria and in those days society at large valued the environment and councils cared for their entire land mass with rules and regulations aimed at the future well being of the total environment. House blocks were 1/4 acre and home sizes set so that no more than 30 percent of each block was covered in roof area. The result; more trees, children played at home and very few water restrictions occurred as 70 percent of the rain that fell went into the soil and not into the drainage system as it does in this City. If my memory serves me well I recall this City planning for a population size of 70,000, twice what we presently have so unless the council changes its ways, the roofing scab can only get bigger and we will have to endure even greater water restrictions. John Wilkins, Bovell

n August each year*, Djilba local season on Wardandi Boodja in the south-west corner of South-west Western Australia, some of the local endangered Ngarlook Baudin’s White-tailed Black Cockatoos arrive to forage in the remnant, equally rare,

Marri woodlands edged by Mewett Road (near Dunsborough).*for the last few years. Over the years the land, the flat coastal wetland that is part of the southern most tip of the Swan Coastal Plain, has been cleared (about 94 percent in the City of Busselton). Within that clearing some fragments of forest have been retained, and there remains some remnants as roadside vegetation corridors that connect the forest fragments. It is within these left overs, the remaining few cuts, of the habitat lost by the process of a thousand cuts, that the endangered black cockatoos attempt to survive. We-too! I’m going out on a bendy limb here, like a Ngarlook (Baudin’s Black Cockatoo) reaching tentatively for a honkey nut. Recently I saw in a social media post that 403 trees in the East Dunsborough urban expansion planning would be “impacted”. So, it seemed so casually reported, that I went and checked the environmental document online at the City of Busselton YourSay web site, and found out that the tree impact (the environmental impact) had actually been reduced from 517 trees to the 403 trees. “Impacted” may mean loss or clearing of the trees during development disturbances. Western Australia’s iconic and endangered Black Cockatoos are regarded as an ecological umbrella species. This means if we humans look after the natural environment for the benefit of the black cockatoos, we too can find benefits in the places we live. “We-too!” almost sounds like a black cockatoo locator call. A call to look after where we live. You can look at the development

Structure Plan documents at yoursay. busselton.wa.gov.au/dp24-0008, and maybe you will find that the environmental investigations, or some other aspect need some more work to be adequate for such a massive development plan. Frank Bear, Yallingup

he letter from Mr Johnson (Letters, October 7) assumes an individual determines the context of a situation, and I disagree. They play a part, but the facts matter.

The facts are appearing now as the IDF accesses the limited files Hamas maintained. All this information was reviewed by an independent Australian Air Chief Marshal, Mark Binskin who suggested it was a severe operational failing, mistaken identity and no criminal behavioirs were exhibited by Israel. All in the “fog of war” that surrounds this religious war instigated by a terrorist group coming for the “Saturday people and then the Sunday ones”.

Referring to non-combatants and accountability in this horrible urban war, he fails to recognize that Hamas ignored the Geneva Convention from the beginning by establishing a battlefield that was aimed at using civilians as shields for fighters and children over ten as combatants.

This old Arab saying is the motive that has driven this conflict since 1948 and now Europe is coping with a similar hate that has been imported from the Middle East.

All these tunnels lead to hospitals, mosques and schools, staging areas for combatants.

What Israel did in response to this was not genocide as Mr Johson states and this propaganda reflect the mindless hate Jewish people have endured since the Evian Conference in 1938 when the world condemned twelve million Jews to their fate.

These are all war crimes, but Hamas did not care about this when they invested over ninety billion dollars in World Aid to create this labyrinth of horror underground, explicitly to protect fighters and not their people. It cost over ninety billion dollars in aid that could have made Gaza the Monte Carlo of the Middle East as it was a stunning place when I was there in 1978. What is not mentioned is that Hamas also used ambulances and NGOs, including World Kitchen vehicles to move fighters around Gaza that is the size of Greater Canberra. Hamas have been embedded within these organizations since 2007 as employment depends on membership with Hamas. The same allegation applies to journalists who double as Hamas agents at night.

We saw this hate at the Opera House on the 8th of October 2023 before Israel did anything!

The term genocide created by Rapheal Lemkin at Nuremburg applied to the extermination of 59% of the 12 million Jews in Europe. In Gaza the 74000 killed with no real breakdown of this into combatants/civilians, is smashed by the World Health Organization data stating 100000 plus babies were born in this war. Think of that...in a traumatic war zone, the reproduction rate increases! On all levels this is astounding and discounts genocide as 500 world dignitaries state in unison. Ignore the corrupt UN or organizations with links to Hamas! The population in Gaza today is down by 3 percent not 59 percent.

This is why the International Court of Justice cannot proceed with their allegations against Israel regarding genocide. No one is able to produce facts proving genocide as Israel has provided three pipes to provide water to Gaza every day, inoculated children with 1000000 vaccines and provides 60 trucks of aid a day. Hamas of cause has commandeered all this and forced the people to pay in order for them to finance the war. Israel has not stopped reproduction one of the main tenets of the genocide definition. The claim that this was a long-term aim has been proven to be incorrect as evidence found in the tunnels suggest Hamas was acting in conjunction with Hesbollah, Houthis, Iran and Qatar, the financier. The tunnel construction began in 2007 after removal of the Palestinian Authority. The coordination of the attack on Israel broke down as many of the terrorist were on drugs and attacked soft targets like the kibbutzim instead of Ashkelon a large military /naval base...consequently the raping and pillaging. Hezbollah and Iran fired rockets and ballistic missiles, but Israel could counter act this preventing attacking forces from weakening their position. Bill Clinton alluded to this fact last year when he stated Arafat duped him when they handed Gaza over to the Palestinians. They did not want a state; they wanted a place to use as a launching pad to remove the State of Israel from the Middle East. They never wanted a two-state solution. Facts are more important. William Kilner

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VETERAN firefighter Allan Guthrie OAM will continue leading the City of Busselton’s volunteer bushfire response network after being unanimously reappointed as Chief Bush Fire Control Officer. Mr Guthrie has held the position for 35 years and has been a member of the Wilyabrup Bush Fire Brigade for 54 years. His reappointment was supported by the City’s Bush Fire Advisory Committee and Council, alongside the reappointment of Todd Johnson as Deputy Chief Bush Fire Control Officer. Outgoing deputy Oscar Negus was also acknowledged for his service and leadership. The appointments coincide with the introduction of Senior Bush Fire Control Officer positions across the City’s volunteer brigade network, aimed at developing future leaders and supporting succession planning. Mayor Phill Cronin said Mr Guthrie’s longstanding commitment to the community was remarkable. “Providing 54 years of service, including 35 years as Chief Bush Fire Control Officer, is an extraordinary contribution to the community,” he said.

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National tourism conference in town Chief Bush Fire Control Officer Allan Guthrie OAM (centre) with City of Busselton Mayor Phill Cronin (left) and DFES Chief Superintendent South – Country and Aviation Operations Phil Brandrett. Image supplied.

Mr Guthrie oversees a network of 13 volunteer bush fire brigades, comprising about 380 active and auxiliary members who respond to incidents across the City and elsewhere in Western Australia. The leadership appointments come as the region prepares for another bushfire season. Residents will have an opportunity to meet local firefighters and learn about emergency preparedness at the Bushfire Ready Together community open day on Sunday, October 25.

The free event, supported by the Department of Fire and Emergency Services and the Residents of Eagle Bay Association, will be held at the Eagle Bay Bush Fire Brigade on Fern Road from 1pm to 3pm. Mayor Cronin encouraged residents to attend and learn practical ways to prepare their properties and households for bushfire emergencies. Registrations are available at events.humanitix.com/eagle-bay-community-emergency-preparedness-open-day

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TOURISM industry leaders from across Australia will converge on Busselton this week for the Australian Regional Tourism Convention, being held at the city’s new Saltwater Busselton venue.

“Tourism contributes more than $700 million annually to our local economy, and hosting an event like this in Busselton is a fantastic opportunity to show off what is special about our region,” she said.

Running from October 20 to 23, the convention will bring together tourism operators, destination managers, industry representatives and government officials to discuss the opportunities and challenges facing regional tourism. It will be the fifth major conference hosted at Saltwater Busselton since the venue opened earlier this year, as the City looks to attract more large-scale business events. City of Busselton Deputy Mayor Kate Cox said the convention would provide an opportunity to showcase the region to tourism

Cr Cox said attracting conferences during the traditionally quieter shoulder season could also help support local businesses and encourage year-round visitation. Delegates will have opportunities to experience the region’s food, wine, coastline and nature-based tourism offerings. The convention has been secured with support from Australia’s South West, the Margaret River Busselton Tourism Association, the South West Development Commission and Business Events Perth.

FELIX - Felix is a lovely, big, handsome 9-year-old man who came into SAFE Busselton’s care after his family became homeless. He loves his food, sitting on the recliners, looking out the front door and bedroom windows. Although not a lap cat, he sure does love chin and back rubs. His carer picks him up daily for a quick cuddle! He enjoys using the scratching post attached to his cat tower. Felix needs to be an only pet as he doesn’t get along with other cats or dogs. He will also need access to a secure outside enclosure or catio as he loves sitting in the sun and getting fresh air. Felix grew up around children and also lived with rabbits, chickens and guinea pigs and had no issues. His adoption fee is $275.

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Free workshops offer help for local creatives ARTS + CULTURE SOUTH West artists and creative organisations will have an opportunity to learn more about fundraising and financial sustainability when a Creative Australia representative visits Busselton next month. James Boyd, Creative Australia’s State Manager of Development and Partnerships, will offer free one-on-one consultations from November 17 to 19, helping artists, arts organisations and community groups explore ways to secure financial support for their work. The sessions follow the launch of Margaret River Region Open Studios’ AusArt Day fundraising campaign, which aims to raise $35,000 to support local artists and creative opportunities beyond its annual September event. Mr Boyd will provide advice on developing fundraising strategies, attracting philanthropic support and building relationships with donors and business partners. The consultations will also cover crowdfunding, donor circles, trusts and foundations, gifts in wills and emerging trends in

arts fundraising. For artists and organisations without charitable status, Mr Boyd can explain how the Australian Cultural Fund enables them to receive tax-deductible donations for creative projects. The sessions are designed to help participants develop the knowledge and confidence to diversify their income and establish longer-term financial support for their creative activities. They also offer an opportunity for artists and community organisations to begin planning fundraising campaigns and projects for 2027. One-hour appointments are available on Tuesday, November 17, from 3pm to 5.30pm; Wednesday, November 18, from 10.30am to 5.30pm; and Thursday, November 19, from 9am to noon and 2pm to 3pm. Bookings can be made directly with Mr Boyd by emailing james.boyd@creative.gov.au or calling 0417 977 022. More information about the Australian Cultural Fund is available at australianculturalfund.org.au.

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ENVIRONMENT AFTER more than two decades operating from Duchess Street, environmental organisation GeoCatch has relocated to new premises in Busselton, bringing it closer to several community groups with shared interests. The organisation has moved to a larger office at 23 Roe Terrace, alongside the Busselton Community Gardens and near FAWNA and the Busselton Men’s Shed. GeoCatch has worked with local communities for more than 30 years to protect waterways, improve catchment health and support sustainable land management throughout the Geographe region. GeoCatch chair Vicky Winton said the relocation would create opportunities for greater collaboration. “Moving into new premises provides for synergies with like-minded community groups and will help to build momentum around our increasingly vital work,” she said. Executive manager Drew McKenzie said the move was about more than simply finding additional office space. “It’s a larger office that gives us room to grow and a beautiful space that will support more connection with the community, where people feel welcome to drop in, share ideas, learn, connect and be part

The GeoCatch team on the front porch of their new office premises, giving the organisation more space alongside the Busselton Community Gardens, and close to FAWNA and the Busselton Men’s Shed.

of looking after our local environment together,” he said. “Being surrounded by green open space and next door to other not-for-profit organisations like the Busselton Community Gardens, FAWNA and the Men’s Shed feels like a natural fit for GeoCatch.” The organisation also acknowledged its longstanding partnership with the Department of Water and Environmental Regulation, which has supported its work over the past three decades. Department regional director South West Adam Maskew said the partnership had delivered significant environmental and communi-

ty benefits. “GeoCatch delivers significant environmental and community outcomes across the Geographe catchment and the Department has been proud to support that growth and to work alongside GeoCatch on initiatives that have strengthened catchment management, protected waterways and built community capacity,” he said. GeoCatch said it would continue its work supporting healthy waterways, resilient landscapes and community-led environmental projects from its new Busselton headquarters.

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combine the capability needed for remote environments with the comfort of a modern basecamp at sea. HX’s expeditions span Antarctica, Alaska, Greenland, Svalbard, the Northwest Passage and the Galápagos. Each destination offers something different, but the philosophy remains the same: go beyond simply seeing a place and give nature room to shape the experience. In a world where so much has been mapped, photographed and shared, these remote regions can still feel genuinely wild. After more than 130 years of expedition travel, HX continues to take travellers into them, with the understanding that the most memorable moments are often the ones no itinerary could have predicted. The real reward is discovering what happens when nature is allowed to lead the way. WANT TO EXPLORE THE WORLD OF EXPEDITION TRAVEL? Join Amanda Reed from Travel Associates for an HX Expeditions presentation exploring the possibilities across Antarctica, Alaska, Greenland, the Galápagos, Svalbard, the Northwest Passage and beyond. Saturday, 14 November, 10am at Shelter Brewing Co Registration required. Scan the QR code to secure your place.

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Busselton Toyota

2020 Hyundai Tucson ActiveX 2WD BSN 96GU. Automatic transmission, 2.0Litre petrol and only travelled 67,086kms. With many features and trade-ins welcome.

$45,990

2025 Toyota Corolla Hatchback 1IPS 406. Automatic transmission, 1.8Litre 4cylinder petrol + hybrid power, balance of 5 year unlimited km warranty plus 1 extra year and travelled 17,082kms. Trade-ins welcome.

2025 Toyota HiLux 4x2 Single Cab Ute BSN 36GX. Automatic transmission, 2.7Litre petrol, balance of 5 year new car warranty plus one extra year and travelled 22,226kms. Tradeins welcome.

2017 Toyota HiLux SR5 Dual Cab 4x4 Pickup BSN 17AU. Automatic transmission, 2.8Litre turbo diesel, only travelled 187,360kms, many extras and trade-ins welcome.

2016 Toyota LandCruiser Prado GXL 4x4 Wagon BSN 94GE. Automatic transmission, 2.8Litre turbo diesel, travelled only 128,301kms and some extras. Trade-ins welcome.

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2024 Toyota Corolla Cross GX Wagon 1ICJ 216. Automatic transmission, 2.0Litre petrol, travelled 57,311kms, balance of 5 year unlimited km warranty and trade-ins welcome.

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2021 Kia Carnival S Van 1HJQ 653. Automatic transmission, 3.5Litre V6 petrol, travelled 93,149kms and balance of new car warranty. Trade-ins welcome.

$32,990

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2013 Toyota HiLux SR5 Dual Cab 4x4 BSN 37GX. Automatic transmission, 3.0Litre turbo diesel, some extras and travelled 181,182kms. Trade-ins welcome.

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2022 Toyota Corolla Hatchback 1HPS 862. Automatic transmission, 1.8Litre 4cylinder petrol + hybrid power, balance of 5 year unlimited km warranty plus 1 extra year and travelled 56,800kms. Trade-ins welcome.

$31,990

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2021 Toyota Corolla ZR Sports Hatch BSN 46GX. Automatic transmission, 1.8Litre petrol + hybrid power, hard to find and travelled 107,135kms. Trade-ins welcome.

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2025 Ford Kuga Ambiente AWD Wagon AU 30937. Automtaic transmission, 4 cylinder petrol engine and only travelled 144,430kms. Trade-ins welcome.

$29,990

• Full Tank of Fuel • $100 Service Voucher • Free 12 months Toyota Roadside Assist^ • Peace of mind 90-point Inspection by Toyota Technicians

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2022 Isuzu MU-X LST 4x4 Wagon BSN 65GU. Automatic transmission, 3.0Litre turbo diesel, some extras and only travelled 90,872kms. Trade-ins welcome.

2023 Toyota HiLux SR Dual Cab Chassis 1IDH 904. Automatic transmission, 2.8Litre turbo diesel, balance of 5 year unlimited km warranty and travelled 38,067kms. Trade-ins welcome.

$92,990

2017 Toyota LandCruiser VX 4x4 Wagon BSN 90GP. Automatic transmission, 4.5Litre twin turbo diesel with some extras and travelled 95,122kms. Trade-ins welcome.

$99,990

2022 Toyota LandCruiser VX 300 Wagon BSN 61CT. Automatic transmission, 3.3Litre twin turbo diesel with many extras and travelled 130,219kms. Trade-ins welcome.

$110,990

2020 Toyota LandCruiser LC200 VX 4WD Wagon 1HGQ 836. Automatic transmission, 4.5Litre twin turbo diesel, pre-rego GVM upgrade, many extra and only traelled 81,531kms. Trade-ins welcome.

$65,990

2023 Toyota HiLux SR5 Dual Cab BSN 32GX. Automatic transmission, 2.8Litre turbo diesel and travelled only 105,429kms, balance of new car warranty and many extras. Trade-ins welcome.

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2023 Isuzu D-Max LS-U 4x4 Cab Chassis 1HWG 925. Automatic transmission, 3.0Litre turbo diesel, only travelled 86,491kms, balance of new car warranty and trade-ins welcome.

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2022 Toyota LandCruiser LC300 VX BSN 02GX. Automatic transmission, 3.3Litre twin turbo diesel, many extras, thousands spent, balance of 5 year unlimited km warranty and 1 extra year and travelled 77,372kms. Trade-ins welcome.

Trade-ins welcome - $$$ Need Finance? Call Rob Saltarini on 9781 0000 or 0433 832 038 Busselton Toyota 78 West Street, BusseltonT 08 9781 0000 DL 11144 busseltontoyota.com.au

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Applicability Of Statutory Warranty May Vary For Used Vehicles Sold In Different States And Territories In Australia. You Must Check With Your Toyota Dealer To Determine What Statutory Warranty Is Applicable (If Any). Any Statutory Warranty Does Not Limit And May Not Necessarily Exceed Your Rights Under The Competition And Consumer Act 2010. ^Toyota Extra Care Roadside Assist Is Administered By Toyota Finance, A Division Of Toyota Finance Australia Limited, Abn 48 002 435 181, Afsl And Australian Credit Licence 392536. *Approved Applicants Only. Terms And Conditions Apply. Toyota Finance Is A Division Of Toyota Finance Australia Limited. Toyota Insurance Is Issued By Toyota Finance Australia Limited Abn 48 002 435 181, Afsl And Australian Credit Licence 392536. +Terms & Conditions Apply. Toyota Finance Australia Limited, Australian Credit Licence 392536. Toyota Insurance Is A Division Of Aioi Nissay Dowa Insurance Co Ltd Abn 39 096 302 466 Afsl Number 254489 (Andia). The Insurer Is Andia. Prices Include Gst

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TOYOTA CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED IN A CLASS OF ITS OWN At Busselton Toyota

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C E R T I BSN36GS F 2022 TOYOTA RAV4 CRUISER I $51,990* E Automatic transmission, 2.5Litre petrol + D balance of 5 year unlimited hybrid power, VIN/BATCH NUMBER U17412

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Automatic transmission, 3.3Litre twin 000,000kms turbo diesel, balance of 5 year unlimited km warranty + 1 EXTRA YEAR and tradeins welcome. 13,888kms

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Automatic transmission, 2.8Litre turbo diesel +48volt power, balance of 5 year unlimited km warranty plus 1 EXTRA YEAR and trade-ins welcome. 86,256kms

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#Applicable to pre-owned vehicles purchased as a Toyota Certified Pre-Owned (TCPO) vehicle on or after 01/01/2022. TCPO Warranty expires 1yr after sale, or 1yr after the current New Vehicle Warranty expires (if applicable), or 10 years from the date of registration in original owner’s name, or at 160,000kms (whichever occurs first). TCPO Warranty does not apply to vehicles used for commercial purpose (eg taxis or rideshare). See toyota.com.au/tcpowarranty for T&Cs. This warranty does not limit and may not necessarily exceed your rights under the Australian Consumer Law. *Terms and conditions apply. Toyota Roadside Assist expires 12 months from the vehicle purchase date. Toyota Roadside Assist is administered by Toyota Finance, a division of Toyota Finance Australia Limited ABN 48 002 435 181, AFSL and Australian Credit Licence 392536. ^The GFV is the minimum value of your Toyota at the end of your finance contract, as determined by Toyota Finance. If you decide to return your car to Toyota Finance at the end of your term, Toyota Finance will pay you the agreed GFV, which will be put against your final payment subject to fair wear and tear conditions and agreed kilometres being met. Terms, conditions, fees, charges & lending criteria apply. Approved applicants only. Toyota Finance is a division of Toyota Finance Australia Limited ABN 48 002 435 181, AFSL and Australian Credit Licence 392536. T2023-019928

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Bringing premium results to your neighbourhood. Another one sold by Jason Dragstra

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TRADES & DIRECTORY SERVICES Augusta-Margaret River Mail Phone: 0437 811 157 Busselton-Dunsborough Mail or email: Angela.Fleay@sen.com.au Chimney Sweep AU32923

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Death Notices

Augusta-Margaret River Mail Phone: 0437 811 157 Busselton-Dunsborough Mail or email: angela.fleay@sen.com.au

Public Notices

JOHNSTON Judith Anne (née Sykes) Judy — Our Beautiful Mum Passed away peacefully, dearly loved Mum to Megan and Michelle (Shelley), affectionately known as The Mother Ship to Megan and Mumma Bear to Shelley. Adored Grandma to Jackson, Jared, Blair and Haden, and proud Great-Grandma to Henri and precious angel Patrick. Forever loved and remembered. -----A celebration of Judy's life will be held in the William Barrett and Sons Bantry Chapel, 105 Bussell Hwy Busselton, on Friday week 30.10.2026 at 11.00am. She will be laid to rest alongside her beloved parents, Nan and Poppy Sykes. Mourners are invited to please bring their own floral tribute to the cemetery.

Church Notices

Margaret "Joan or Jo" 14.10.1929 - 15.10.2026 Beloved Aunt of Michael,Tammie, Bruce, Peter, Graeme, Margot, Hugh and their families. Dear friend of many. Kind, caring, hard working with a deep love of nature. Dedicated nurse, farmer's daughter, sister and aunt. Thank you Drs and WCC staff who cared for her so well. Resting now after a lifetime of service to friends, family and church.

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2026 Annual General Meeting

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Busselton Ukulele Strummers Inc. will hold their Annual General Meeting on Friday 4th December 2026 at 5.00pm at The Esplanade Hotel, Busselton.

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REID Joan Loved sister of David (dec) and Jacynth. A life devoted to everyone and her family. Rest in Peace.

REID Margaret 'Joan' 14/10/1929 - 15/10/2026 Beloved Auntie Jo to Margot and Great-Aunt to Domenico, Yolanda, Leopoldo and Lorenzo. Such a special auntie to us, kind, gentle, with a sense of humour, always wanting to help, always bringing chocolate to share, with a marvellous knowledge of nature and a thirst for more. How fortunate we have been to have had her as our special auntie all our lives. She called it ' a wonderful life' and left peacefully as she wished with family present. Greatly loved by all who knew her, Auntie Jo you will be missed.

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This casual role requires availability to work weekends, some evenings and public holidays. If you are community-minded, confident in dynamic environments and enjoy being part of a professional, supportive team, we would love to hear from you.

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Memorial Tributes and Services REID Joan Our Auntie Jo wanted NO funeral, NO fuss and NO tears. So, we're planning a wake to remember and honour her. It will be a cuppa and sandwich and a chance to reminisce with others. Details are still being finalised but please save Friday 30th October, 10-12 to join us in Busselton. Look for more details in next week's paper or email maranup29@gmail.com to register your intent to attend.

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The first-ever Filipino Community Sports Fest was a celebration of culture, community, cuisine and friendly competition, bringing together local famillies, friends and supporters together for a day of sports and ‘bayanihan’. Photos supplied.

Sport and friendship unite community NICKY LEFEBVRE COMMUNITY SPORT SPORT, food and friendship were at the heart of a special celebration in Busselton on Saturday, October 17, as the Busselton–Dunsborough Filipino community held its first Filipino Community Sports Fest. Organised by Busselton– Dunsborough Filipino Community officials, the inaugural event brought together local families, friends and supporters for a day of friendly competition, cultural celebration and connection. Basketball and pickleball took centre stage, with players of all abilities joining in the festivities. On the basketball court, three teams – the Busselton Warriors, Busselton Slashers and Dunsbor-

ough Pretty Boys – competed for bragging rights, cheered on by enthusiastic supporters. After a series of closely contested matches, the Busselton Warriors emerged as the inaugural basketball champions. The pickleball tournament also proved popular, with players of varying experience taking to the courts for some friendly competition. However, a spokesperson for the event said the day was about much more than sporting success. “For many Filipino families living in Busselton and Dunsborough, opportunities to come together as a community can be difficult to find among busy work and family commitments,” the spokesperson said.

“Our community includes people working across so many industries, from healthcare and aged care to hospitality, mechanics and early childhood education. “This was a chance for everyone to put those responsibilities aside for a day, reconnect with friends, meet new people and enjoy being together.” Food was another highlight of the celebration, with participants gathering for a shared dinner featuring traditional Filipino favourite lechon, or roast pig. The meal provided an opportunity for families to exchange stories, share laughter and enjoy a familiar taste of home. The spokesperson said the gathering reflected the Filipino tradi-

tion of bayanihan, a cultural value centred on cooperation, mutual support and community spirit. “Even though many of us are living far from the Philippines, occasions like this remind us that we can still find that wonderful sense of home and belonging through our community,” the spokesperson said. “It’s about supporting one another, building friendships and making sure our families, particularly our children, feel connected to their culture.” The event also highlighted the growing Filipino community across Busselton and Dunsborough, whose members contribute to the region through a wide range of professions, businesses and

community activities. Organisers thanked the sponsors, volunteers, participants and families whose contributions helped make the inaugural festival possible. With the first Sports Fest drawing such enthusiastic support, the community hopes to establish the celebration as an annual tradition. “We’re incredibly grateful to everyone who helped make the day happen,” the spokesperson said. “Sport brought us together, but it was the friendships, laughter and sense of community that made the day so special. “We hope this is just the beginning of something we can all look forward to celebrating together for many years to come.”

Young athletes reach new heights

SCHOOL SPORT YOUNG athletes at Georgiana Molloy Anglican School have celebrated a successful first year of the school’s PEAK Athlete Development Program, with students achieving success across regional, state and national sporting competitions. Launched in 2026, the program was designed to help aspiring athletes balance their sporting commitments with education, while developing the skills and knowledge needed to pursue their goals. Led by former AFL player and coach Mark Nicoski, who is also a qualified Health and Physical Education teacher, PEAK combines individual athlete development with education in nutrition, recovery, performance, mindset and wellbeing. The inaugural group has recorded achievements across a range of sports, including national championship appearances, state medals, swimming records and qualification for national equestrian competitions. Students have also earned selection in representative teams and secured places in development pathways including the South West Academy of Sport, Football West National Training Centre Academy, junior equestrian programs and state-level gymnastics pathways. Beyond competition results, the program focuses on helping students become well-rounded individuals through personalised development plans and small-group education sessions. GMAS principal Brad Evans said the initiative was about

The first year of the GMAS PEAK Athlete Development Program has seen several impressive achievements from students across a wide range of sports.

more than sporting success. “PEAK is about creating opportunities for young people who are passionate about their sport, while ensuring they remain connected to their learning, their wellbeing and their school community,” he said. “We are incredibly proud of what our inaugural group has achieved, but equally proud of the way they have supported one another and represented the School.” Following its successful first year, the school is looking to build on the program’s foundations and continue supporting

talented young athletes across the region. Applications for the 2027 PEAK Athlete Development Program are now open to students entering Years 10 to 12 who are competing or developing at a high level in their chosen sport. Applications close on November 7, with shortlisted candidates to be invited for interviews. More information is available at www.gmas.wa.edu.au/ student-life/peak-program or by emailing peak@gmas. wa.edu.au.

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Netball talent takes centre stage

NETBALL THE BUSSELTON Magpies Netball Club celebrated the achievements of its players and volunteers on Friday night, bringing another successful season to a close at its annual presentation night. Players, coaches, volunteers and supporters gathered for an evening of awards, laughter and celebrations, with plenty of stories shared and a dance floor that may never quite recover. Awards were presented across all grades, recognising outstanding performances, commitment and sportsmanship throughout the season. In League, Felicity Watson was named Most Valuable Player, with Isabel Legros runner-up. Indiana Smith received the Coaches Award, while Shukia Riley was voted Players’ Player. Reserves player Samantha Conroy capped off an impressive season by claiming both the MVP and Players’ Player awards. Yasmin Riley was named runner-up, while Maddison Marshall received the Coaches Award. In Masters, Bree Smith took out the MVP award ahead of runner-up Lauren Valli. Louise Sandison received the Coaches Award and Louise Coffey was named Players’ Player. The club’s younger players were

FROM LEFT: Reserves MVP Sam Conroy; 16s MVP India Lawson; Masters MVP Bree Smith; 18s MVP Ebony Russell; and League MVP Felicity Watson.

also recognised, with Ebony Russell claiming the 18 & Under MVP award. Neve Foley was runner-up, Grace Drummond received the Coaches Award and Lucy Franklin was named Most Improved. In the 16 & Under grade, India Lawson added the club’s MVP award to her competition-wide 16 & Under MVP title. Mila Devereaux was named runner-up, Mollie Milenkovic received the Coaches Award and Ayla Cameron was recognised as Most Improved. One of the night’s major honours, the Tash O’Neill Club Person of the Year Award, was jointly awarded to Shannon Prentice and Annette Kontogeorgis. Both were recognised for their

It was a night of glitz and glam for the players as they celebrated a season of success and awarded their best and brightest across all grades. Images supplied.

dedication to the club, willingness to lend a hand and countless hours spent supporting players, coaches and members behind the scenes. The evening also provided an opportunity to acknowledge the friendships, community spirit and volunteer contributions that underpin the club’s success. With the 2026 season wrapped up, attention is already turning to next year. Junior trials will take place this weekend, while senior players are invited to submit expressions of interest ahead of trials in late January. For more visit www.busseltonmagpiesnetballclub.com.au or follow @busseltonmagpiesnetball on social media.

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Grit, gears and glory NICKY LEFEBVRE

SWISS national champion Casey South and defending women’s champion Sarah Tucknott have claimed victory at the 2026 Cape to Cape MTB, following four days of racing across the South West. Nearly 800 riders took part in the annual mountain bike event, which took competitors from Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse in Augusta through Nannup and Margaret River before finishing at Cape Naturaliste in Dunsborough. Albany-born and Swissraised South made an impressive debut at the event, arriving just a week after finishing 13th at the UCI Gravel World Championships.

ISLAND TRIO: Sri Lankans Thilan Wimalasooriya (left) and Rumesh Silv (centre) have joined their compatriot Ajith Rajapaksha in the A-Grade ranks at Vasse Cricket Club this season. Photo: Allan Miller

Saints topple Bulls

ALLAN MILLER CRICKET ST MARYS caused the first upset of the season when they defeated reigning premiers Cowaramup in the opening round of A-Grade fixtures in the Busselton-Margaret River Cricket Association on Saturday. A tidy attack led by veteran allrounder Justin Chandler (3-19) and leftarm spinner Kieran Zahra (3-13), supported by medium-pacer Kevin Rice (2-15), bundled out the Bulls for 98 in 38 overs on a grassy track to pave the way for the upset win. Saints were in some strife at 4-47 in reply (including 36 from skipper Zoraiz Saeed) before young players Brodie Clively (28 not out) and Kieran Zahra (21 not out) steadied the ship to see the underdogs home by six wickets with a massive 28 overs to spare. The closest game of the round took place at Margaret River, where last year’s cellar dwellers Vasse scraped home by 20 runs over Hawks in a good-natured contest. Batting first, Vasse tallied 192 all out thanks to half-centuries from Sri Lankans Ajith Rajapaksha (54) and Rumesh Silva (56) in his first game for his new club, with Josh Perks hitting a sensible 29 to score valuable runs in the late order. Teenage tearaway Sam Joyce (2-22 off 10 overs) was the pick of the bowlers for Hawks, while Shane Joyce held a brilliant one-handed catch to dismiss Rajapaksha.

Chasing 193 to win, Hawks remained in the hunt thanks to skipper Shane Joyce (73 off 79 balls) but Mark Sauzier’s maiden fivefor at A-Grade level (5-37) had the final say in the result. One point of interest from the game was that fact that 16-year-olds Manny Cartell-Smith (for Hawks) and Bailey Gregg (for Vasse) both claimed a wicket in their first over of A-Grade cricket. The remaining A-Grade contest on Saturday saw Dunsborough score a seven-wicket win over Yallingup-Oddbods at Dunsborough. Choosing first use of a well-prepared wicket, YOBS were restricted to 158 all out with Luke Wedderburn (42) and Charlie Sutcliffe (36) topping the score. YOBS were boosted by the inclusion in their lineup of Yorkshire 19-year-olds Sutcliffe and Paul Smirthwaite, and also had Dave MacLeay returning to their side for the first time in five years. Dunsborough’s attack was led by Rory Calhoun (3-22 off 10 overs) while Darby Tas and Ashton McCarthy each claimed two scalps. Home captain Cain Reynolds notched 54 while allrounder Harrison Sutherland (49 not out) was still there at the finish as Dunsborough won with 15 overs in hand. In B-Grade games on Saturday, a massive 188-run second-wicket partnership between James Paull (116) and Anthony Lunt (71) saw

Cowaramup set an imposing total of 4-232 off 45 overs against St Marys at Bovell Park. Trevor Ayers took three of the four wickets to fall for Saints, who mounted 175 all out in reply with Kye Barrow (55) topscoring. At Margaret River, Hawks totalled 204 all out with father and son Jack Green (46) and Jimmy Green (40 leading the way. Vasse replied with 136 thanks to a knock of 49 from skipper Dennis Amour. Dunsborough scored a close three-wicket win over YOBS in the remaining B-Grade contest. YOBS totalled 206 all out with captain Alex Warner (68) contributing over a third of the runs, before Dunsborough replied with 7-208, winning the game with just three balls to spare. The individual highlight of C-Grade cricket was an outstanding 131 off 88 balls (including 16 fours and 7 sixes) by Lachlan Smith to lead Nannup (2-210) to an eight-wicket win over Dunsborough White (209 all out). The other three C-Grade games were closely fought. YOBS Academy scored their second win in as many games when they beat Vasse by three wickets, Hawks defeated Dunsborough Blue (with veteran Mat Kent scoring 63 and taking three wickets for the victors), while a maiden ton from Will Whiteford (103) led YOBS to a victory over St Marys (with Bernie Zahra hitting 86 for Saints).

However, it was defending champion and South West local Connor Wright who made the early running, winning a sprint finish on the opening stage ahead of South and Harry Bebbington. South took control on stage two, launching an attack through Nannup’s Tank 7 Mountain Bike Park to establish a lead of around 90 seconds. Wright fought back during the Margaret River stage, attacking repeatedly in an effort to close the gap, but was unable to make significant inroads.

Sarah Tucknott (left) and Casey South took out the Women’s and Men’s titles at the 2026 Cape to Cape MTB race, after tackling four gruelling stages across the South West of WA. All images: Daniela Tommasi Photography

South proved too strong, claiming his second stage victory and securing the overall title. “It’s super nice to take the win home,” South said. “I didn’t expect it, I just wanted to come here and have a blast, have a good time.” South praised the event’s trails, organisation and welcoming atmosphere. “Just to meet all the people as well, the Aussies are just so friendly. I’m not really used to it from home, so it’s just a super nice event.”

Two-time podium finisher Brent Rees claimed the third stage, with the overall standings remaining unchanged.

In the women’s competition, Tucknott delivered a dominant performance, winning all four stages to secure consecutive Cape to Cape titles.

Wright continued to challenge during the final stage, building a lead of between 10 and 20 seconds at various points, but

The defending champion set the pace from the opening stage at Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse and maintained her advantage

throughout the event. “It feels unbelievable to come back and do a double win in back-to-back years,” she said. “This event has been part of my life for a really long time. At first just coming to watch Reece [brother] and dad [Tony] race and my mum [Jenny] race as well.” Now a multiple-time competitor, Tucknott said winning the event carried particular personal significance. “I think this is my seventh or eighth time, it takes a little while to get to where you want to be but I am super happy.” Wright finished runner-up in the men’s overall standings, with Bebbington third. Tessa Taylor claimed second place in the women’s competition, followed by Elizabeth Nuspan in third.

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