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POLICE have charged a man with hitting a girl, 3, with a chair during a fight at a Gosnells tavern last night.
The incident at Ogden's Bar & Grill on Albany Highway occurred about 11pm when the girl's parents were watching live entertainment with their daughter asleep alongside in a pram.
Police will allege that as a result of a verbal altercation, a male patron at the hotel picked up and threw a chair towards the girl's father.
The chair missed the father but struck the child in the head, police say.
She was taken to Princess Margaret Hospital for emergency treatment and stitching of a deep cut to her forehead.
Other members of the audience attacked the man, who broke free and fled.
Today the girl was undergoing surgery to determine the extent of her injuries, police said.
Armadale Detectives have charged a 34-year-old Gosnells man with aggravated unlawful wounding. He is due to appear in Armadale Magistrate's Court today.
Police are still asking anyone who witnessed the incident to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
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Saturday, 24 October 2009
Thursday, 22 October 2009
Perth Heat seraching for third straight title
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The Heat won 12 of their 16 games last season, before defeating the New South Wales Patriots two games to one in the Championship Series.
Former Heat pitcher and Baseball WA Events Manager Shane Tonkin has been promoted to the new position of Barbagallo Perth Heat General Manager and is looking forward to what promises to be an exciting summer of baseball action.
“The Barbagallo Perth Heat have an incredible opportunity to win three consecutive national championships for the first time in franchise history," he said.
"All the local-based players have been working hard with their respective clubs, and our US based players have returned ready to play following their 142-game Minor League seasons.
"Both on and off the field, the Barbagallo Perth HEAT staff and players are very much looking forward to another successful season.”
The Heat’s roster has remained largely intact from last season, with Canberra-based outfielder Nick Kimpton returning to the side and looking to replicate the form that won him last season’s Helms Award, for the competition’s Most Valuable Player.
Also returning is infielder and Morley local Luke Hughes, who is aiming for a spot on the Minnesota Twins roster for the opening of the 2010 Major League Baseball season.
The Heat's season begins this Thursday, when they take on South Australia in Kalgoorlie, before returning to Perth for games on Friday and Saturday at Baseball Park, Thornlie.
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THE Barbagallo Perth Heat will be seeking a third consecutive Claxton Shield championship when the 2010 Claxton Shield season begins in November.
As a new national league edges closer, the Claxton Shield schedule has once again been expanded, with each of the five teams playing 24 regular season games, up from last season’s 16.The Heat won 12 of their 16 games last season, before defeating the New South Wales Patriots two games to one in the Championship Series.
Former Heat pitcher and Baseball WA Events Manager Shane Tonkin has been promoted to the new position of Barbagallo Perth Heat General Manager and is looking forward to what promises to be an exciting summer of baseball action.
“The Barbagallo Perth Heat have an incredible opportunity to win three consecutive national championships for the first time in franchise history," he said.
"All the local-based players have been working hard with their respective clubs, and our US based players have returned ready to play following their 142-game Minor League seasons.
"Both on and off the field, the Barbagallo Perth HEAT staff and players are very much looking forward to another successful season.”
The Heat’s roster has remained largely intact from last season, with Canberra-based outfielder Nick Kimpton returning to the side and looking to replicate the form that won him last season’s Helms Award, for the competition’s Most Valuable Player.
Also returning is infielder and Morley local Luke Hughes, who is aiming for a spot on the Minnesota Twins roster for the opening of the 2010 Major League Baseball season.
The Heat's season begins this Thursday, when they take on South Australia in Kalgoorlie, before returning to Perth for games on Friday and Saturday at Baseball Park, Thornlie.
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Same Mayor, New Deputy
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Name
Cr Olwen Searle JP (Mrs) (Mayor)
Phone
9455 1951
Fax
9455 1951
Street
6 Malaleuca Court, Canning Vale WA 6155
Office
Postal Address: 32 Edinbridge Road, Kenwick WA 6107
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Term expires 19 October 2013
Name
Cr Bill Wiffen JP (Mr) (Deputy Mayor)
Phone
9398 9776
Fax
9490 1904
Street
58 Prince Street, Gosnells
Comments
Term expires 16 October 2011
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Boy, 2, dies after running into car's path
Wednesday, 21 October 2009
God's Garbage MC associate on assault charge
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When the victim refused to pay, the accused allegedly repeatedly punched and kicked him, causing him to suffer numerous cuts, abrasions and bruising which required medical attention.
Police will also allege that some weeks before Sunday's assault, the accused first attended the victim’s address and demanded money to repair his damaged motorcycle, which was involved in a traffic accident with the 49-year-old victim’s son.
The man allegedly made threats to the complainant and his family, telling the family of his bikie association.
The man is due to appear in the Armadale Magistrates Court on Friday to face charges of assault occasioning bodily harm and threats with intent to influence.
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AN associate of the God's Garbage outlaw motorcycle gang has been charged over a violent attack during a dispute about motorcycle repairs.
Police alleged that on Sunday the 24-year-old Armadale man attended the victim’s address in Maddington and demanded the victim pay for his motorbike repairs after an accident some weeks earlier.When the victim refused to pay, the accused allegedly repeatedly punched and kicked him, causing him to suffer numerous cuts, abrasions and bruising which required medical attention.
Police will also allege that some weeks before Sunday's assault, the accused first attended the victim’s address and demanded money to repair his damaged motorcycle, which was involved in a traffic accident with the 49-year-old victim’s son.
The man allegedly made threats to the complainant and his family, telling the family of his bikie association.
The man is due to appear in the Armadale Magistrates Court on Friday to face charges of assault occasioning bodily harm and threats with intent to influence.
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