North, Birrell take Joondalup attack to pieces

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19th January 2009, 9:00 WST

A record partnership involving WA captain Marcus North has ushered Bayswater-Morley into the top six of the Retravision Shield and into the frame to play in the finals series in March.

North’s second century of the season, a dominant 158, helped Bayswater displace Perth in sixth place despite the Demons recording a tight victory over Fremantle.

After coming together at 3-20 in replay to Joondalup’s imposing 9-320, North and Matt Birrell (153) put on 326 for the fourth wicket to help the Bears to 6-413.

The stand was the biggest in WACA history for the fourth wicket, passing the 319 put on by Justin Langer and Kade Harvey for Scarborough against Fremantle in 2000-01.

Baywater’s previous record was the 199 set by Derek Aslett and Glen Hughes against Wanneroo 24 years ago.

Another four runs would have seen North and Birrell create the third highest stand for any wicket in WACA history but they have to be content with the fifth highest.

North’s State team-mate Luke Ronchi saw Perth home in reply to Fremantle’s 237 by remaining 88 not out.

But Perth dropped a spot despite their win and are now just 0.42 points – or 42 runs – out of the top six.

The race for the finals has become more intense with candidates Rockingham-Mandurah, University and Wanneroo improving their chances with solid wins.

Rockingham pushed hard for an outright win over last-placed Midland-Guildford but could not take the final four wickets.

Midland were rolled for 139 in reply to Rocky’s 7-329 and were in trouble at 6-77 in their second innings before hanging on.

Uni saw off a lion-hearted effort from State speedster Ben Edmondson to record a superb fighting win over South Perth.

Uni lost three wickets in a hurry with the game in the balance at tea after South Perth made 230 but captain Josh Mangan (82) and Mark Penter (111) produced a stout century stand to see them home.

And Wanneroo’s 9-449 was far too many for Gosnells who were dismissed for 196 and had to work hard to stave off an outright loss after losing 4-1 in their second innings.

Ryan Duffield and Norwood produced a club record sixth wicket stand of 145 to help Gosnells survive after Graeme Atkinson did the damage during an expensive spell that saw three wickets and 61 runs in a seven-over spell.

Willetton and Subiaco-Floreat retained their placed in the top six after their draw provided them with five points each but both teams are now vulnerable to the challengers pushing from below.

Melville stretched their lead at the top of the ladder after a comprehensive win over Mt Lawley while powerhouse Scarborough lost all 20 wickets in innings of 74 and 176 as they slumped to a thrashing at the hands of fifth-placed Claremont-Nedlands.

Jim Allenby had superb figures of 5-20 and 3-20 as the strife-racked Claremont maintained their strong recent form.

Scorecards

Willetton v Subiaco-Floreat

Subiaco-Floreat
First Innings
Bolton c Ball b O’Connell 57
Malajczuk lbw O’Connell 26
Murphy c Brennan b O’Connell 21
Glew b Ball 28
Hansberry not out 76
Serjeant b O’Connell 7
Monteleone b O’Connell 43
Willey lbw Ball 0
Townsend c Inglis b Hall 23
Branston b Lagana 16
Baker c Mason b Johnston 19
Sundries: 7
Total: 323
Fall: 73, 89, 131, 141, 157, 215, 216, 258, 280, 323
Bowling: Lagana 18-3-70-1, Ball 18-2-62-2, Johnston 14-3-49-1, Hall 9-2-22-1, O’Connell 32-6-112-5, Elliot 1-0-5-0

Willetton
First Innings
Elliot c Townsend b Branston 73
Smith c Sergeant b Monteleone 36
Johnston lbw Branston 35
O’Connell c Bolton b Willey 37
Brennan c Townsend b Monteleone 4
Mason not out 62
Bond not out 21
Sundries: 11
Total: 5-279
Fall: 81, 144, 149, 158, 231
Bowling: Branston 16-3-71-2, Willey 16-3-38-1, Bolton 7-1-27-0, Baker 13-2-55-0, Hansberry 22-10-25-0, Monteleone 19-1-51-2, Glew 1-0-3-0
Match drawn


Bayswater-Morley v Joondalup

Joondalup
First Innings
Newnham b Thistle G 31
Swart c Robb b Barnes 11
Howell lbw Adams 11
Campbell c Todd b North 162
Richards b Adams 37
Boyland c & b Barnes 1
Wiley lbw North 11
Swards c Adams b North 17
Sprague b Barnes 18
D’Cruz not out 6
Brett not out 0
Sundries: 15
Total: 9-320 dec
Fall: 34, 44, 85, 183, 217, 266, 275, 310, 310
Bowling: Thistle M 12-2-41-0, Wright 12-2-44-0, Thistle G 5-0-33-1, Barnes 22.2-7-72-3, Adams 12-3-48-2, North 18-1-68-3

Bayswater-Morley
First Innings
Morgan c Swart b Sprague 4
Todd b Sprague 9
Wright lbw Boyland 4
Birrell lbw Swart 153
North c Boyland b Brett 158
Adams not out 32
Robb st Wiley b Brett 27
Thistle not out 7
Sundries: 19
Total: 6-413
Fall: 4, 9, 20, 346, 350, 399
Bowling: Sprague 11-2-47-2, Boyland 15-4-49-1, Swards 7-1-33-0, D’Cruz 6-0-22-0, Howell 7-0-18-0, Richards 6-1-28-0, Brett 22-0-111-2, Swart 20-5-91-1, Newnham 2-0-11-0
Bayswater-Morley won on first innings


Claremont-Nedlands v Scarborough

Claremont-Nedlands
First Innings
King c Stoinis b Hopes 27
Robinson lbw Mitchell 13
Rees c Johnson b Mitchell 10
Allenby lbw Branston 0
Mason c Johnson b Coetzee 22
Brabazon c Mitchell b Hopes 65
Clements c Stoinis b Branston 41
Roberts run out 2
Kelly c Johnson b Doropoulos 4
Rosario st Johnson b Hopes 5
McKay not out 0
Sundries: 22
Total: 211
Fall: 36, 54, 60, 60, 97, 180, 190, 199, 211, 211
Bowling: Coetzee 14-1-52-1, Branston 19-3-43-2, Mitchell 11-3-21-2, Tye 8-3-20-0, Hopes 17.4-7-31-3, Doropoulos 13-2-33-1

Scarborough
First Innings
Heron c Roberts b Allenby 5
Stoinis c King b Allenby 11
Doropoulos lbw Rosario 9
Johnson c King b Allenby 24
Coetzee c Brabazon b Allenby 6
Nowell c King b Roberts 0
Mitchell c Rees b Rosario 0
Hamilton-Brown c King b Roberts 4
Hopes c Allenby b Roberts 0
Tye lbw Allenby 5
Branston not out 1
Sundries: 9
Total: 74
Fall: 10, 20, 33, 42, 49, 53, 64, 64, 73, 74
Bowling: Kelly 9-2-22-0, Rosario 8-2-17-2, Allenby 9.3-2-20-5, Roberts 5-2-11-3

Scarborough
Second Innings
Heron c Mason b Kelly 4
Stoinis c King b Allenby 14
Doropoulos c Shea b Allenby 12
Johnson c Allenby b Kelly 4
Coetzee c Shea b Rosario 24
Nowell c King b Roberts 12
Mitchell lbw Allenby 6
Hopes c McKay b Rosario 54
Hamilton-Brown lbw McKay 5
Tye c King b Rosario 27
Branston not out 0
Sundries: 14
Total: 176
Fall: 4, 19, 36, 36, 56, 80, 92, 121
Bowling: Kelly 9-1-47-2, Allenby 12-6-20-3, Rosario 11-1-54-3, Roberts 6-1-23-1, McKay 7-1-21-1, Clements 2-1-2-0

Claremont-Nedlands
Second Innings
Rees not out 10
Allenby not out 2
Total: 0-12
Bowling: Mitchell 1-0-7-0, Doropoulos 1-0-5-0
Claremont-Nedlands won on first innings


Gosnells v Wanneroo

Wanneroo
First Innings
Charles c Maynard b Townsend 0
Richards c Gauder b Duffield 53
Dixon c McBride b Horton 112
Fairchild lbw Duffield 17
Fawcett c Bailey b Turner 114
Delborello lbw Jenkins 0
Warren c Townsend b Turner 41
Atkinson GT c Norwood b Turner 59
Henry c Jenkins b Turner 11
Atkinson GS not out 38
Quelch not out 0
Sundries: 4
Total: 9-449
Fall: 7, 120, 168, 200, 200, 285, 396, 400, 443
Bowling: Duffield 24-5-62-2, Townsend 14-1-67-1, Jenkins 16-1-71-1, Turner 19-0-146-4, Horton 17-1-89-1, Maynard 2-0-11-0

Gosnells
First Innings
Horton c Charles b Atkinson GS 14
Turner b Quelch 6
Gauder c & b Atkinson GS 62
Maynard b Warren 27
Upton c Quelch b Atkinson GT 37
Norwood c Henry b Delborello 33
Bailey run out 0
Duffield c Quelch b Atkinson GT 6
Townsend b Delborello 4
Jenkins not out 1
McBride injured 0
Sundries: 6
Total: 9-196 dec
Fall: 17, 31, 71, 142, 161, 179, 184, 194, 196
Bowling: Quelch 12-3-33-1, Atkinson GS 14-3-40-2, Dixon 5-3-8-0, Warren 7-2-27-1, Delborello 15-1-51-2, Fawcett 8-3-20-0, Atkinson GT 8.2-3-11-2

Gosnells
Second Innings
Horton run out 9
Bailey c Atkinson GS b Atkinson GT 12
Maynard st Henry b Atkinson GT 33
Upton c Charles b Delborello 1
Gauder c Fairchild b Atkinson GT 0
Norwood not out 88
Duffield not out 56
Sundries: 4
Total: 5-203
Fall: 9, 57, 58, 58, 58
Bowling: Quelch 5-0-31-0, Atkinson GS 3-0-15-0, Atkinson GT 7-2-61-3, Delborello 8-2-52-1, Richards 1-0-7-0, Fawcett 1-0-9-0, Warren 2-0-24-0
Wanneroo won on first innings


Melville v Mt Lawley

Melville
First Innings
Meuleman lbw Davis P 3
Towers b Kelly 75
Voges c Meredith b Palladino 63
Porter b Palladino 6
Gillies run out 13
Vince b Davis P 59
Lillis c Brownlie b Armstrong 51
Magoffin c Beaton b Armstrong 2
Russell c Kelly b Armstrong 0
Greig not out 6
Platel b Armstrong 13
Sundries: 23
Total: 314
Fall: 8, 136, 158, 158, 179, 289, 292, 293, 293, 314
Bowling: Davis P 25-8-66-2, Armstrong 20-6-70-4, Palladino 19-4-61-2, Walshaw 10-0-43-0, Davis G 3-0-16-0

Mt Lawley
First Innings
Meredith c Russell b Platel 28
Baverstock c Voges b Platel 1
Brownlie lbw Gillies 4
Rakich c Greig b Magoffin 9
Beaton run out 24
Walshaw c Greig b Porter 17
Davis G c Greig b Platel 26
Davis P c Towers b Platel 35
Kelly c Voges b Gillies 8
Palladino c Meuleman b Platel 13
Armstrong not out 0
Sundries: 11
Total: 176
Fall: 17, 37, 37, 56, 85, 97, 149, 155, 176, 176
Bowling: Magoffin 12-4-30-1, Porter 13-6-23-1, Gillies 10-3-20-2, Platel 16.1-3-50-5, Voges 11-3-20-0, Russell 8-0-33-0, Vince 1-1-0-0

Melville
Second Innings
Towers not out 33
Greig b Kelly 35
Russell st Meredith b Baverstock 14
Sundries: 7
Total: 2-89
Fall: 68, 89
Bowling: Davis P 4-1-8-0, Armstrong 4-0-23-0, Walshaw 4-0-23-0, Kelly 3-0-31-1, Baverstock 0.2-0-4-1
Melville won on first innings


Perth v Fremantle

Fremantle
First Innings
Shuttleworth R c Walters b Nelson 55
Milton b Nelson 37
Simmons c Moir b Nicholas 26
Creevey run out 21
Dorey b Scali 19
Aslett c & b Yardy 22
Smith c Nicholas b Wilkinson 8
Muchall lbw Keenan 20
Beaumont c Wilkinson b Scali 26
Heath c Snadden b Keenan 1
Miles not out 0
Sundries: 2
Total: 237
Fall: 85, 112, 122, 148, 180, 191, 196, 236, 237
Bowling: Keenan 16-4-32-2, Scali 14-6-28-2, Wilkinson 12-1-50-1, Walters 5-1-21-0, Nicholas 11-2-38-1, Nelson 14-4-37-2, Yardy 13-5-29-1

Perth
First Innings
Yardy c Smith b Dorey 3
Barranca c Creevey b Dorey 49
Nelson c Muchall b Dorey 56
Snadden c Smith b Dorey 3
Walters run out 6
Ronchi not out 88
Nicholas c & b Simmons 20
Moir c Creevey b Muchall 6
Webster c Muchall b Dorey 2
Keenan b Heath 13
Scali c Simmons b Beaumont 1
Sundries: 16
Total: 263
Fall: 8, 113, 117, 123, 131, 180, 211, 233, 255
Bowling: Dorey 18-5-39-5, Heath 10-2-40-1, Muchall 13-0-52-1, Simmons 20-0-64-1, Beaumont 9-0-46-1, Miles 2-0-7-0

Fremantle
Second Innings
Simmons c Barranca b Keenan 16
Shuttleworth R c Barranca b Nicholas 24
Milton c Walters b Nicholas 11
Aslett c Yardy b Nicholas 0
Creevey not out 0
Sundries: 1
Total: 4-32
Fall: 30, 46, 46, 52
Bowling: Keenan 11-4-23-1, Scali 6-0-17-0, Nicholas 4.4-2-11-3
Perth won on first innings


Rockingham-Mandurah V Midland-Guildford

Rockingham-Mandurah
First Innings
Whisson c Jones b Howard 31
Sutton c Jones b Crosswell 6
Heal b Crosswell 4
Staines c Griffith b Blight 109
Coulson lbw Griffith 44
Wright not out 76
Perera c Jones b Crosswell 5
Hughes b Howard 26
Spark not out 9
Sundries: 19
Total: 7-329 dec
Fall: 20, 28, 57, 169, 226, 245
Bowling: Worthington 17-5-46-0, Griffith 20-7-75-1, Crosswell 15-2-57-3, Howard 11-0-55-2, Jose 12-3-42-0, Blight 4-0-16-1, Del Prete 3-0-25-0

Midland-Guildford
First Innings
Corcoran c Sarsero b Loveridge 0
Jones c Spark b Loveridge 0
Howard lbw Perera 10
Worthington c Senz b Loveridge 0
O’Connor b Sarsero 17
Sadler c Spark b Loveridge 38
Blight lbw Perera 9
Jose b Sarsero 4
Del Prete b Sarsero 24
Crosswell c&b Sutton 20
Griffiths not out 11
Sundries: 6
Total: 139
Fall: 0, 1, 1, 29, 29, 57, 71, 87, 114, 139
Bowling: Loveridge 14-2-43-4, Heal 1-1-0-0, Sarsero 16-3-32-3, Perera 11-3-34-2, Hughes 2-0-7-0, Coulson 3-1-7-0, Sutton 2.3-0-13-1

Midland-Guildford
Second Innings
Worthington c Staines b Perera 46
Corcoran lbw Hughes 11
O’Connor c Heal b Sarsero 4
Sadler b Coulson 5
Blight lbw Perera 0
Jose not out 27
Del Prete b Perera 1
Jones not out 28
Sundries: 8
Total: 6-130
Fall: 43, 62, 64, 64, 74, 77
Bowling: Loveridge 4-0-16-0, Sarsero 8-2-19-1, Perera 10-2-29-3, Hughes 3-1-20-1, Coulson 3-1-4-1, Heal 8-2-15-0, Sutton 2-0-7-0, Staines 1-0-14-0
Rockingham-Mandurah won on first innings


University v South Perth

South Perth
First Innings
Brunner c Barratt b Molinari 33
Davenport c Mangan b Molinari 22
Brown lbw Mangan 13
Hood c Marshall b Evans 49
Powis not out 64
Gardiner lbw Evans 0
O’Shea c Barratt b Evans 0
Thompson b Evans 0
Allan not out 32
Edmondson c Marshall b Molinari 4
Guthridge c Penter M b Molinari 6
Sundries: 7
Total: 230
Bowling: Molinari 19-5-60-4, Evans 22-5-60-5, Penter A 14-6-43-0, Mangan 8-1-48-1, Cameron 2-0-12-0

University
First Innings
Cameron J b Thompson 10
Cameron A c Brown b Guthridge 33
Paver c Allan b Edmondson 16
Mangan run out 82
Penter M b Guthridge 111
Marshall b O’Shea 4
Smith c Powis b Thompson 2
Barratt lbw Guthridge 5
Molinari not out 42
Evans c Brunner b Powis 39
Penter A c&b O'Shea 3
Sundries: 15
Total: 362
Fall: 16, 45, 86, 210, 216, 220, 245, 292, 346, 362
Bowling: Edmondson 27-4-59-1, Thompson 19-5-73-2, Guthridge 21-6-84-3, O’Shea 30.2-2-99-2, Powis 8-1-27-1, Brunner 2-0-11-0
University won on first innings


Round 11 ladder
Melville 150.18
Scarborough 134.97
Willetton 118.95
Subiaco-Floreat 114.14
Claremont-Nedlands 113.76
Bayswater-Morley 112.93
Perth 112.51
Rockingham-Mandurah 104.76
University 102.07
Wanneroo 101.52
Fremantle 96.80
South Perth 94.59
Joondalup 82.36
Gosnells 82.27
Mt Lawley 69.73
Midland-Guildford 59.18

PERTH
JOHN TOWNSEND

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Perth's dodgy restaurants

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Glenn Cordingley

January 15, 2009 12:36pm

SIXTEEN WA food outlets were publicly named and shamed in an on-line list for breaching health regulations in 2008.
The website currently lists prosecutions that have taken place under the Food Standards Code or WA Health Act, provided on a voluntary basis by local governments.

Eight were within the City of Gosnells and three in the City of Swan.

The fines and costs on those establishments alone were almost $50,000.

Read the full list of Perth's most dodgy restaurants. HERE

The biggest penalties were handed out to the Foodworks Supermarket in Atwell ($7659), La cascade Restaurant in Nedlands ($7500 plus $1750 costs), and Fast Eddy’s Café in Midland ($6000) and $957 costs.

BBH Hot Bread in Stratton breached a number of regulations including not protecting food, lack of temperature control and not clean and sanitary.

Vermin was also found on the premises. Defendants Xen Xon Tang and Thi Le Hoa were fined $4000 each with $950 costs.

The French Hot Bread Shop in Bunbury also copped a $6000 fine plus $1626 costs for the sale and preparation of adulterated food.

Adulterated food is generally considered to be food that has been contaminated so much that it is considered to be unfit for human consumption.

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Stunning season leads Perth Heat to home grand final

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Gemma Laidler

January 15, 2009 12:53pm

THE Claxton Shield baseball grand final looms and reigning champion Perth Heat will defend its title with in a home series at Baseball Park in Thornlie.

Perth's challenger has yet to be decided but will head into the furnace from February 6-8.

The champions started their season strong, with four wins from five matches in the showcase round last December.

The Heat lost its first game to Queensland Rams 2-8 before stringing together a series of wins against South Australia Bite, Victoria Aces and New South Wales Patriots.

The side then travelled to Canberra and Wollongong in round two to take on the Patriots in a rain interrupted series.

NSW took the first game 3-5 but Perth rebounded to take the second 7-2, but was unable to follow up and let the series slip away with an 8-11 loss in game three.

Some big hitting in the series-losing game - including homeruns from Lachlan Dale, Dean White, Matt Kennelly and Nick Kimpton - was not enough to get Perth over the line.

But a home series against the Queensland Rams in round three promised to have the Heat bounce back and the team did not disappoint.

Perth swept the series, 6-3, 4-2 and 6-3 in the third match.

The Heat's Tim Kennelly sealed game one when he lifted the ball over the fence to bring home three runners.

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Pomersbach needs to buckle down, says coach

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* Tim Clarke
* January 15, 2009 - 12:28PM

WA's troubled batting star Luke Pomersbach still has a future at the top level of cricket, according to WA coach Tom Moody , but has been warned his work rate needs to match his talent if he wants to play for Australia again.

Pomersbach's underwhelming season this year took a drastic turn last week, when he was fined and dropped for missing a club game after going AWOL following the funeral of a close friend.

WA will be attempting to make the Big Bash preliminary final against Queensland tonight, without Pomersbach who was not considered for selection for the game because of his latest indiscretion.

But Moody said the 24 year-old could still have a massive future in the game - but needs to buckle down.

"He is in the equations from tonight onwards, but Luke has got to go back into the systems, score runs, recapture form and like everyone else present himself as a selection opportunity for the first one day after the T20 program," Moody said.

"He has not gone anywhere, but like a lot of players it is coming to terms with the recognition, that responsibility and expectation.

"The player is still there, the quality is still there, the X factor is still there - he just needs to get focused, work harder and recapture that form.

"It is how he bounces back is the most important thing."

After a season of indifferent form last week Pomersbach was dropped to the second XI by Moody, his season taking a tragic turn when a close friend died suddenly.

This turn of fate rendered him unavailable for the closing stages of the WA second XI clash with New South Wales.

But the 24 year-old then failed to make contact with the WACA on Friday and Saturday, when he was due to play for club site Gosnells.

That breached his contract with the WACA, and while a statement said the Association was sympathetic to Pomersbach's situation, his behaviour had been deemed unacceptable.

Moody said Pomersbach's slump from Australian T20 debutant just over a year ago and IPL star was a lesson that talent can only get you so far.

"He has not lost that exceptional talent, that is still three - but he has got to realize that it takes a little but more than talent to be successful on a consistent basis," Moody said.

"Having worked with him and Shaun (Marsh) during the IPL we were very ,mindful on keeping an eye on that type of thing. He did not get ahead of himself.

"But he is realising it is a pretty competitive world out there when it comes to staking a claim for not only WA but Australia, and it takes a lot of hard work in combination with what God's given you."

Moody said a similar message had got through to Marsh, who will line up for Australia against South Africa in the first one day international at the MCG tomorrow.

"We felt Shaun turned the corner a couple of weeks ago with his form, so I am sure a big knock is around the corner," Moody said.

"It is a shame it did not happen with us, but I think Australia is going to get the reward for that. He is going through a lean period as well, but he has recognized he has got to work a lot harder as well."

And the coach also said he believed the spectre of Matthew Hayden's impending retirement - confirmed earlier this week - may have been attracting Marsh's eye away from his immediate priority.

"Hayden was always going to retire at some point, and maybe that has been the problem with Shaun.

"Maybe he has recognized potentially there is a spot coming up and he's been focused too far ahead of himself and not concentrating on the immediate issues which are continuing to work on his game, work hard and score runs here."

Meanwhile Moody said he has still had no contact from English cricket bosses, after his name was strongly linked to the head coaching job made vacant by Peter Moores' sacking last week.


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Perth swelters ... and there's worse to come

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* Chalpat Sonti
* January 15, 2009 - 12:19PM

Parts of Perth could be headed for their hottest January day in 11 years tomorrow.

As the mercury begins its climb to an expected maximum of 38 degrees today, the maximum temperature tomorrow is predicted to hit 40 degrees for the first time since February last year.

However, weatherzone.com.au forecaster Martin Palmer said inland parts of the city, such as Gosnells and Armadale, could see temperatures hit 42 degrees.

If so, that would be just shy of the 42.6 degrees recorded in January 1998, the highest recorded temperature for the month in the city since a new weather station came into operation in 1992.

The all-time January high for Perth is 46 degrees recorded at the airport in 1991. The old Perth weather station, decommissioned in 1992, recorded 45.8 degrees the same day.

A combination of heat from the north and easterly winds were combining to push up the mercury in the city to levels being experienced further inland, Mr Palmer said.

But there would be relief from the heat on Saturday, with a cool change expected to drop temperatures down to the low 30s.

There was also a small chance of a storm on Sunday, with temperatures expected to remain in the low 30s next week.


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Man's nose bitten off at New Year's party

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* January 15, 2009 - 8:53AM

A man has been charged for allegedly biting off another man's nose at a New Year's Eve party in Roleystone.

Police claim the alleged attacker arrived at the party earlier in the evening with his girlfriend and had been drinking heavily.

The 33-year-old, from Highgate, allegedly became involved in an argument with another partygoer around 3.30am on New Year's Day.

The argument escalated and police claim the man picked up a pair of scissors from a table and stabbed a 43-year-old Gosnells man in the throat, causing a small cut.

The man was then asked to leave the party by the 45-year-old host.

However, police allege that as the host was escorting the man out of the house, he turned and bit the host, taking off a small portion of his nose.

The man later sought treatment at Royal Perth Hospital where he underwent plastic surgery to repair the wound.

Armadale Detectives investigated the incident and yesterday located the alleged offender.

He has been charged with unlawful wounding and assault occasioning bodily harm and will appear in the Armadale Magistrates Court today.



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