CONTRIBiill"ORS

COVER DRAWING: COLIN COULSTOCK

l BAYWATCH llllliil!llllllllll II- on your feet, than live a lifetime on your knees>" &'.2:ap.ata- Mexican Revolutionary

cultures are wonderfully equal hues in the great rainbow of humanity." Conventional Wisdom

"A simple smile can have as much value as all the dollars in the world". Dominique Lapiere- City of Joy

"Life is ajonmey, not a destination". Unknown

"The profoundest distances are never geographical". John Fowles- The Magus

''People who appreciate legislation and sausages should not see them being made"· Saying

CHRlSTMAS is the day on which Antiochus IV in 165 B.C., they held Christians celebrate the birthday of Jesus celebrations in the temple in Jerusalem. Christ. Although the exact date of Jesus' They found only a small cruse of oil, birth is not known, it is universally which miraculously provided eight days purpose is to the mind" celebrated on the 25"' of December. The of light for the holy lamps. sentiment of the Christmas season is "Peace on earth and goodwill to all RAMADAN is in the 9"' month in the men". Moslem calendar. It is the holy month of fasting. Moslems may not eat or drink HANNUKKA.H is the Jewish Feast of from dawn til sunset. The end of the long Lights or Feast of'Dedication' fast is joyfully celebrated in the 3 day (hannukkah). This holiday begins on the festival of the Breaking of the Fast eve of the 25.. day of the Hebrew month (Little Bairam). of Kieslev, and lasts eight days. It usually falls in the month of December. After the Jews defeated the Syrian tyrant

IBAVWATCH ll!lilll!li!!llll 111111111111 IBAYWATCH --111111 BBB McGinty, asking "Do you want your part ofthe system. It is quite po1 money spent on schools and hospitals, create a gaol environment whe or on gaols that cost a fortune to keep incidents are much less prevale1 people in?" Western Australia has system appears to be ba! abolished short sentences ofsix months vengeance, rather then justic or Jess. A recent study by the NSW Magistrate stated re Bureau ofCrime Statistics and Research "People are sent to gaol for puni found that a similar policy in this state not to be punished!" As if losi: would produce a cost saving ofbetween freedom isn't enough! ''The 01 $33 million and $47 million a year. difference between the 19'h , In NSW gaols, bashings· are prisons and today's", one exper common place, and nationally, homicide is that the toilets flush. They are 1 In the past ten years the NSW percepti.ons, then actually reducing rates are 7 times higher then in the as they've ever been." They tl prison population has jumped 25% to crime. "The bipartisan formula hold that general population. Research by David system that is Third World 150 per 100 000 of the population. tougher sentences and more people in Neilpern found that 25% of young men conditions. On any given day there are 8 000 gaol will lead to a reduction in crime in NSW have been raped (although this As inmates in the syst people in prison, and annually there are but if that were true, the public could' statistic is said to be low). "And yet look forward to seeing some pre 15 000 people sent to gaol. It is expected, expect to have already seen some return prisons don't need to be as violent as responses to all these issues, bu with Bob Carr's on the hundreds of millions of dollars they are". Tony Vinson (ex head of paper goes to print, we are still! harsher spent on gaols. In fact the opposite has Corrective Services) says, "Assaults and 'the forgotten world'. rapes should not be seen as an inevitable minimum happened. Over the past 15 years the sentences, that increase in prison numbers has been this figure will matched by an equivalent increase in jump to 10 000 crime levels," Bearup informs us. people in prison As Bob Carr speaks proudly of onanygivenday, gaoling increasing numbers of citizens in a few years. (NSW gaols it citizens at almost twice With an election the rate of Victoria), the budget for on the horizon, Corrective Services has blown out to we can expect $729 million. On top, this year, .the more 'law and government is to spend $117 million order mania' to building new gaols. It costs between the state. $145 & $183 a day to keep a prisoner in politicians gaol (this doesn't include administrative redictable costs). Because our politicians are so focused on appearing to do whatever the radio shock jocks and their ignorant callers think ought to be done, the difficult questions are not being asked, Like WA's Attorney - General, Jim

7 IBAYW.ATCH --~~ 1111111- B.AYWATCH --~~ ·- ---- LIVING IN NED KELLY'S ERA

I woUld like to live in Ned tattoo's, the shading, flowing lines and Kelly's era. Not to be a bushranger to be the symbolism they represent to the more or less a pioneer. In them days if wearer. Also I reckon that maybe the you never got out of bed and stoked a world would be a better place if an fire you wouldn't eat. One would spend a animal was the superior species. Our all long day workingjust to have food on conquering dominance will be our the table & a roof overhead. Today its to demise in the end. easy, throw away lifestyles & most Drawing relaxes me very much. things come to us by the flick of a At times when I am drawing a picture, switch. Back when this country was usually in my cell at night, I in a way starting a man had to become part of it. I be good with his ~---""'''r-""'11..... _.-._'1111!!!!111111 imagine my picture to . hands & prepared to be a world & I go eat humble pie, not so .J,.. into it. It takes my much Ned Kelly but _.CfJ~lll\l'fr.·1" ~ head out of gaol for a the law abiding while. I get lost in the members of his ""'A,·..;- --•lines and colours the family were toil less. patterns & poses of I relate to this era the creatures. that's why I draw Mostofwhat . him. I draw comes from My ~IIIJIIII my mind & my imagination is quite affinity with crea.tures I vivid. This shows up & old style weapons, in my drawings. knives, swords. I Mythical beasts, relate to living in the historical animals of 17th & 18th century a history, snakes (sin), lot because I've had dragons, gargoyles & so much trouble creatures I make up in my mind. Most trying to live in the 20th century. I'm not ~---- times I don't really know how they will a modern man and most of my designs _____.... tum out until there finished. I have reflect this. I would choose, ifl had the always been fascinated with the style of choice, to live in yesteryear over the ---- IBAYWATCH 11111111111111111 111111- IBAYWATCH --~~ IIIIIIIIIB r •' . present all the tinie. Then aglrln some labels that are placed on me, a lot could say that yesteryear would be to times by myself. My pictures also remind hard. This is exactly why I would like it. me that all of this chaos around me is just I hate things to be easy, life today in my someone else's picture that I erase when opinion is to easy. There is to much in I'm drawing mine.I believe that everyone this world for all people to use or have has the talent to draw. A lot of people do yet some people use and have nothing. some sort of expressive drawing & then Drawing also slows me down throw it away, not because it isn't any and makes me think. It grounds my soul good, but because to show it off to others & makes me realise that I place to much scares them. Drawing has a way of emphasis on what I am doing and not showing what's in a persons heart. enough on what I am. What I am isn't In here, especially in maximum, a what I'm called or labelled or even the person is hesitant to show their heart. Like sum of what I've been taught. My a dragons heart, its always pure but others pictures remind me that I'm sensitive, would always use its eternal power for imaginative & basically expressive with impure purposes. That's why in history pen on paper. This helps me to shrug off they were labelled as horrific beasts that the junkie, criminal & numerous other caused havoc & mayhem.

text & drawings by Colin Coulstock

IBAYWATCH 10 --··-· --11111111111- 11 --··-· IBAYWATCH --~~~ 111111- What is Love? What is Love? What is Love?•.•• a question well worth asking. A group of professional people posed this question to a group of 4 to 8 year olds, "What does love mean?" The answers they got were broader and deeper than anyone could have imagined. See what you think? "Love is when you tell a guy you like his shirt and he wears it everyday." "When someone loves you, the way they say your name is different. You know that * Noelle- age 7 your names is safe in their mouth." *Billy- age 4 "Love is like a little old woman and a little old man who are still friends even after they know each other so well." "Love is when a girl puts on perfume and a boy puts on shaving cologne and they go *Tommy- age 6 out and smell each other." * Karl Roberts- age 5 "Love is when mommy gives daddy the best piece of chicken." * Elaine - age 5 "Love is when you go out to eat and give somebody most of your french-fries without making them give you any ofthe,irs." "Love is when mommy sees daddy smelly and sweaty and still says he is handsomer * Chrissy - age 6 than Robert Redford." * Chris - age 7 "Love is what makes you smile when you're tired." * Terri - age 4 "Love is when your puppy licks your face even after you left him alone all day." * Becky- age 3 "Love is when my mommy makes coffee for my daddy and she takes a sip before giving it to him, to make sure the taste is OK." "I know my older sister loves me because she gives me all her old clothes and has to go * Danny- age 7 out and buy new ones." * Lauren- age 4 "Love is when yon kiss all the time. Then when you get tired of kissing, you still want to be together and you talk more. My mommy and Daddy are like that. They look gross "When you love somebody, your eyelashes go up and down and little stars come out of when they kiss." you." * Emily- age 8 * Karen- age 7

"Love is what's in the room with you at Christmas if you stop opening presents and "You really shouldn't say 'I love you' unless you mean it. But if you do mean it, you listen." should say it a lot. People forget." * Bobby-age 7 * Jessica- age 8

"If you want to learn to love better, you should start with a friend you hate." * Nikka- age 6

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Nothing. That is the topic. "What?" You say. Well just to enlighten you on the subject nothing is not anything, is nought, in no respect or degree a cipher or nought. Now cipher is an arithmetical Interview with Michael levels. You may wake up with anger symbol which denotes no quantity or McGinley VPP level at l or 2 and then something sparks magnitude, something of no value or you off and you go up to 5 or6. If you importance, a secret method of writing. Q: Michael, can you describe the don't channel or get rid of it, you could You see you really have to stop and think program here in the VPP? end your day at 9 or l 0, in a violent ifl can write about nothing is it really MM: Yes, the first 8 weeks in Stage I, situation. nothing or something. focusses on improving Communication The next topic is Non-Criminal Now, some is of a certain skills. This is a stepping stone to Stage Thinking. You look at how thinking and unspecified number and thing, a material II. Also understanding feelings: why we feeling get us into trouble. They call this object without consciousness that which is get them, handling them in different 'tapes' in your head, because they get or may become an object of thought. situations, empathy and trust. About played over and over in certain Well I have made nothing an trust, say how much we should trust situations. For example, in football, if object of thought so now nothing has how important it is in everyday life;'for someone beats me, I used to think to become something. Or has it? example, we trust many things, like the myself, "If you beat me I want to get The meaning of nothing was traffic flowing in the way it does -it's even" and this could lead to violent discussed and it was found to be a predictable. behaviour ... negative consequences. complex discussion about nothing, so it The next weeks are on Anger You then develope 'counter-tapes' and would have to be something, wouldn't it? Management. Anger is a natural tum the negative into a positive thought. So we have discovered that feeling, everyone gets it. I used to think For example, you might say "I got beaten nothing has a meaning then it contradicts there was something wrong with me but . ' by the better person, I'll have to try itself by the fact that it is something. So we JUSt deal with it in different ways. I harder next time" and that thinking and now I am in a world of ambivalence about used to take anger to violence. In Stage feeling leads to a consequence of the subject. Nothing is now something 2 you learn skills to recognise, control keeping on good tenns with the person. because I have turned nothing into and channel your anger. Some . Perspective Taking is the next topic something, so was it really nothing in the techniques of anger management are: and this involves role plays. With the first place? time out, self-talk, communicating about Bank Robbery, each participant in the Now you may argue the point but your problem (to avoid the 'volcano' group plays all the roles: the tellet: then you must think that you are turning effect). customer, bystander, robber. With 'the nothing into something! Skills to express yourself pro-socially Fare Evader people play the evader include Assertive not Aggressive ticket collector and passenger. This ' By Michael Bunker communication, recognising your anger gives you an understanding of what it

15 illlllllli!llllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllilflllllllll ...... ~~~~· Q: That is very personal and task that is creative, and that means something to someone, like a card or a must be like to be the victim and how our specific ••• action affects the Jives of others and our MM: Yes it's worth doing. It's an box. This builds personal qualities like thinking and feelings in the event. ln the intense l 0 and a half months. The patience and attention to detail, and Parole Hearing: each plays the Parolee future for me looks much brighter practical skills and techniques. in front of the Parole Board. This helps now; more aware of what I feel and There's also an aspect of social you to understand how to present . why. I can deal with problems in a development: with craft, people can work together, or can combine their yourself to theParole board: questwns to positive way. expect. With the Job Interview: you It's my first time in gaols, and I knew I INTERVIEW WITH FELICITY talents to create objects. select a 'job' of interest and had a problem, that I was OSWELL, Teacher Then there's the satisfaction from groupmembers play Company Owners~ uncontrollable. I thought I was the making a little money: some people sell forman, Human Resources officer. Thts only one with that problem. When I Q: What are you teaching here at their work at the Boomgate Gallery. gives you experience at the interview, Long Bay, Felicity? That's a great boost to their sense of self.

~'Thpell i A: Art and Craft, Meditation/Relaxation Q: And what about meditation ••. why • in different gaols: at the Hospital, the is that valuable? • Kevin Waller Therapeutic Unit, the i MMTC (Metropolitan Medical Transit A: Gaol is a stressful place, and to be in i Centre). Recently I've also taught gaol puts anyone's life under pressure. 2 • LOSE A GAME·. OF 11001:. Healing the Mind in the Lifestyles Unit. This makes it hard to relax both the mind 1. :LOSE A (OAME OF POOL . ! i ! and the body. It's amazing that we as SAV TO saF " ILL TRY IIAIWER . i Q: Are the subjects Art and humans can land on the moon but we tirr 'lllE PERSON wrrn THE POOL Q.lll . . * •. .. NEXT TIM!! . 1Meditation connected, do you think? have no idea what goes on in our own .! . . .. · minds, or how to be skilful with our . Cl£1' ALO!If!l Wl1ll EVERYONE Gri KIOtED. 0\Jf OF Pfi.OGllAM t . . I A: Yes, they overlap, in that they both minds. .. a . STA'I'DIG OUT OF TllllUBLE · Et!O OP Ilil Sf:Gfi.O . ! are ways of working with your mind. i Our creativity and imagination are an Meditation helps people to understand tried to solve it It turned to violence. I i expression of our mind. Also, sometimes that their basic nature is good; it helps how to present yourself (many people didn't understand I had other choices; 1people find that using images for you, to stay clear or confident, or to be haven't had job interviews before), this led me to do things I've not been Imeditation is helpful, and they paint successful. I think it is important to how to take a knock-back and not proud of, things I didn't want to i these images, or other ones that come up 'water the seeds that of goodness' in quitting the job. accept responsibility for in my life. i in their mind. people, not to focus only on the negative. Then there's the Victim's Q: So you feel you've made a clean A lot of programs in prison focus on Conference- facing the victims of turnaround? Have you been tested !Q: Why are these subjects important, what has gone wrong, and offending your own crime - based on a real enough? Do you think the future lin your opinion? behaviour, but everyone has a lot of victim's conference. Victims ask will be a big struggle? ' wisdom and talents. My approach is to questions ...Why? And they tell what MM: I get tested every day; not !A: Art and Craft give people confidence focus on those things, to encourage they went through. We also play the looking at the negatives around us, jand self-esteem. It's an achievement to people, and to believe in their potential. victim to get an understanding of looking at the positives. By looking !make something, to complete a practical what we put the victim through, as a that way I'm choosing the right thing deterrent in the future. to do in life, not the negative. In IBAYWATCH lilll!!iBIIIIIIIIIIB 1111- IIIII I ---- 16 IIIII lllll!llll!lllllilll!!illll!llllllllllilllll IBAYWATCH -~~~~~~~~~~ 1111111111111 ""~" Q: What changes have you observed iu useful to them. I also thin it's important your students? to enjoy learning and to make it fun. • Q: Is it different working here, than m A: I see people blossom. People ':ho. other environments? GRAFFITI take a practise and use it - say meditatiOn - Question to Matthew: rna change from being vulnerable or . A: Yes, students are often Is your work graffiti or do you call it wit~drawn, to starting to come out of their psychologically and physically . LETTERING something else? h II They become more confident and traumatised ; and the environment IS very :b~e ~o learn, to talk about their problems controlled. Many inmates don't have a Matthew: It's not so much Graffiti as d to start to enjoy that process. People lot of people in their world: so as a staff lettering. I like fonts, old English :~o participate in meditation start to relax member, you're important m that sense: lettering. For me it is and get less fidgety, leave the room less And being an institution, with all men, It Question: You are working in the Art and can lie still for half an hour. The~ c~ makes a big difference as to how people class on some pieces using letters and colour•••. do you call your work Q: Do you like the writing from other focus and be aware of what's happenmg m learn too. languages that don't use our script, graffiti? Are you a graffiti artist? their body. To slow down and obse~e like japanese, chinese, hebrew, thai, and not react is a very important skill. We Q: What other projects would you arabic? know how often people in here react like people to know about your work Ali: Yes, I grew up around it; my mates did it, we did it at school. The bright quickly; this may not be the best approach here at Long Bay? M: Yes, I like them, but I can't really use to situations in life. colours, and the music that is connected to it: Rap. anything from them. I like the sharpness A: I've been involved in producing. in japanese script. ' Q: What steps do you lead people some murals, especially in the Hospital. ' along to get involved in Art and That's an amazing experience workmg Q: Has your style changed or developed? Q: What's the difference between j Meditation? on a big project over time, and involvin~ calligraphy and lettering. alot of people in all sorts of ways. And It A: First and foremost I establish .trust. has transformed the environment of the Ali: Yes, through practicing with my mates. One person does the outline, M: Calligraphy means beautiful writing, Without that it's hard to do anythmg. unit there. and lettering for me is a way of turning others do the colour. You take turns, all People need to get to know you as a lettering into art. Both are useful, in teacher and a person before they can trust Ed: Thankyou, Felicity! working on the same piece, doing a bit at a time. making cards, say for a loved one. They need to know you're there for you. d try t be their benefit, and not to blu ge or 0 Q: We haven't mentioned tattoos yet, someone you're not; people suss you out Q: How long would it take to do a big piece? though, Ali, you have tattoos over your as to how genuine you are as a teacher. arms and shoulders •.• how do they fit This first step means being reliable and into you interest in drawing? Ali: Say a train carriage, with about 12 conSIS. t e nt (prison is full of inconsistency);. h . then people will take the next step m t eir people, anything from half and hour to three hours. Ali: tattoos mean peace, love, progress and try out things that they're death ... these themes are used to show usually unwilling to try. I try to treat other people. I also do tattooing: it's everyone the same, to be nice to everyone. Q: Is it the group aspect that you like? good money and I have drawing skills. I I encourage people and try and find out also like the pain. what they're interested in and what's Ali; Yea, I like that. Different groups do Q: What sort of pain is it? different areas. My tag name, my group 18 - -IIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IBAYWATCH 1111111111111111111111111111111111111 ll!lllllilllllll is TSF (The Superior Force). 19 --·11111111111111111111111111111111 BAYWATCHIIillllllllll!llillllllllllllll lll!lll- Ali: It only lasts while you're doing the tattoo, it's sharp and burns like fire. Q: Matthew? COMMUNICATION the ones that make me feel the best about myself. So it even has benefits to self­ AND LEARNING esteem. Q: How is it when people ask you M: Yes, I like my tag- DIBZ- the about your tattoos •.• do you mind letters look nice. The D and B are good, I've just completed a communication ANON people asking about them? the I with the dot, and Z on the end. skills and learning course and have found DIBZ has become who I am. A tag is no­ it both interesting and worthwhile. The Ali: No it doesn't matter to me. one else's. first advantage I've found is by using some of the skills I've learnt, eg listening Q: Is there anything else you'd like to Graffiti isn't only done on fences. There to ask more open question s rather than tell people about this subject? Is it are big murals and paintings. There are closed. Combine that with empathy and misunderstood at all? different styles in different countries: it adds up to a better understanding of Switzerland, Germany, USA. I like the what the person wants, needs or means. Ali: Yes, there used to be a graffiti wild style, stuff that's hared to read. I [ I magazine you could buy but they don't like it that people have to look carefully; I've also learnt about assertiveness, i sell it any more. There are places where it looks more like a drawing. which basically means standing up for it's legal to do graffiti. They still sell gun your rights without becoming aggressive. I magazines. I don't think that's fair. Thankyou It means trying to settle things in a win! win manner, which may require I compromise. Or if it's 'no', you say 'no' without feeling guilty. You don't be passive and submit or avoid, or aggressive where you force your will.

With passive/aggressive behaviour there is only one winner, so it's better to be assertive. The only difficulty I can see with assertiveness is I live in a sometimes dangerous enviromnent and sometimes aggression and violence are required. Or passive behaviour may save you from problems temporarily, but only temporarily.

So the way I see it, I'll try to be assertive but I must keep the aggression in the kick bag. At least whilst I'm in gaol. I find that when I look at situations that have been concluded assertively they are IBAYWATCH llllllllillllllilllllllllilllllil llllllllllll - POETRY POETRY LIFTOUT Interview with Paul Carbery A SMALL CELL HOME..... In a small cell There is a place about a situation. Maybe I get to Who can tell? Q: Paul, you write a lot of poetry and For birds to sing offer it freely to others to enjoy..•• is it imagine how people ina certain situation That there's laughter and. pain, Waves to crash Sorrow and shame. important to you if people put their feel, and I write about it. And to write And fish to swim And travel of a kind, own interpretations into your poems? about death and crime and drugs, pain, There is a place Trecking through deserts in our now it is difficult.. ... the program For love to shine mind. · might 've contributed to that. .. (?) Paul: It's fine by me if people put their Children to play anytime With courage and devotion, This place can be own interpretations on it; so long as they We swim through oceans of get some pleasure from it, it's It helps me channel my energy. This A home you see emotion. worthwhile. would not have been possible without One for you, to be shared with me. But in a small cell, the Creative Writing class, the VP Who could tell? ...... And AWAY Q: What motivates you to write Program and Education's support. D.J.M. 811 1/02 poetry, Paul? To hold the thoughts of what can be Painted pictures for you and me Paul: Rosie gave us an assigmnent to We walk these yards fi·om dawn to dusk write a Jove poem, then other ones like Side by side, up and down DOWNSIDE writing a story for media. This exercise Not enough room to turn around touched me and set off my imagination Pain inflicted, loaded up, false Through the early mornirlgtnis;tl 1:ee\ (?;! to start Creative Writing. Another task allegations Visions of what coutld !Je was to write 2 pages of a children's We've had the lot Some were good some were Things we've seen, we can't recall story; the teacher gave me directions and God only knows how 1 nutde it thiis Who'd believe we'd seen it all far I've used that exercise as a foundation to This is prison cold and true To sit and think ofwhatlays~head build upon. Not a place for those like you Will it be gaol or will I be dea

BAYWATCH illllllllillllilllllli!liil llilllllillll have, it to seems significance today. They have todo"lilith truth and freedom. Freedom is the very condition for the exercise of thought. In one hand the human sciences effort we with growing CULTURE AND material deal with the behavior of PIDLOSOPHY individual and collective man and with For men do not live only by bread and the human life and civilization. This is vitamins, and tecnological discovery. an immense help in our effort to They live by value and realities which penetrate the world of man. are above time and are above worth This idea can be made clear by an being known for their own sake. They example. The Aristotelian defmition of feed on that invisible food which man is "rational animal". Now, sustains the life of the spirit. Everything individual men vary in their gift; some makes them aware, not of such and such are possessed of great intellectual giftS, means at service of their life, but of their other no. But all animal that p(>ssc:sscls very reason for living, and suffering and the gift of reason are men: the delnuiffdr[ ', hoping. of man is fulfill in it and this del'ini:~iqlt'~ J The philosopher in society witnesses remaind constant, ho]ldillg ,gl)cJd;f,~ to the dignity of thought. He points to I cannot now discuss ~~ v·~·· what is fundamental in man, and or objective reference ofonr'g'~~ stimulates our thirst for pure knowledge notion: I simply want to illU!itril: and disinterested know ledge, for contrast between the partic:u knowledge about the nature of all things universal notion ofllctw,wf< and the nature of the mind. is that society is in ,,.,.(ih Culture in this context is a sort of work. It is ri;,f{,,c,, disinterested activity, directed toward people who truth and love for its own sake, not truth, is a primarysolut'il'' world, it is because is intent is discerning and contemplating what is the truth of all matters, independently and at the same

27 --··-· wait until 9am then do chin-ups and push­ DRUGS ups, squats, crunches, with supersetting I would like to advise the people in the jail Iromuanniug. What I mean is when, for that drugs are all shit, especially Heroin. It example, your doing behind neck chius, brings people down either way ... selling it do close grip push-ups, when doing in using it, anything to do with it. The end front chins, shoulder length push-ups, then result is Death or Jail, plus the majority of when doing close chins with wide push­ people forget their morals and principals ups, plus with each of these exercises do, because of the Gear. squats, lunges, and cnmches. Jog every opportunity you get and do boxing if you FITNESS know how. To box is very good and all Anyone who wants to get fit should follow the above is excellent fitness. 1 asked God to take away my pride. God said "No. it is not for me to take away, but for these instructions. Firstly wake up at 6am, you to give up." then soon as you are up, drink one and a The best way to guarantee progress in half cups of water, then have a piece of fitness is stay away from drugs and I asked God to take my handicapped child whole. God said "No. her spirit is whole, fruit, than do some stretches: legs, and Ciggarettes and idiots who will do the her body is only temporary." upper body, then come out in the yard and opposite in progessing fitness. I asked God to grant me patience. God said "No. Patience is a by-product of tribulations; it isn't granted, it is earned." INTERVIEW WITH BILL was 18 after I'd fmished High School, to catch up with the Greek language again. KARAFOTIAS ABOUT BEING 1 asked God to give me happiness. God said "No. I give you blessiogs, happiness is up BILINGUAL Q: Why is it important to have both? to you." Q: Bill you have lived in Greece and Bill: Mum, and family members visiting 1 asked God to spare me pain. God said "No. Suffering draws you apart from worldly Australia on many different occasions, and from Greece don't know English. I'm yon speak Greek and English. I'm cares and brings you closer to me." different because half of my life bas been interested to know what it's like to be spent in each country. I can speak both bilingual and bicultural. Maybe you can I asked God to make my spirit grow. God said "No. You must grow on your own, but I languages in both countries. give a bit of background first. will prune you to make you fruitful." Q: Are there any problems about knowing Bill: I was born here and moved to Greece 1 asked God for all things that I might enjoy life. God said. "No. I give yo life so that two languages? from five years old to fifteen, then back to yo may enjoy all things." Australia. I was brought up speaking Greek, Bill: It can be hard to communicate with but had heard English around me in my early friends. Other kids were brought up Greek, 1 asked God to help me LOVE others as much as He loves me. God said "Ahhh, years. It was confusing in my school years­ but.. . I want my own daughter to learn finally you have the idea!" my English was not up to scratch and I was greek, so I speak greek to her when we're teased and neighbours found me hard to alone. I want to keep greek for her understand. I went back to Greece when I grandmother to communicate with her.

IBAYWATCH 11111111111111111111111111111111111111 29 IBAYWATCH 111111111111111111111111111111111 1111111111 ii. It is required to resolve the "irri;i'i;J. Ifleave is not given, reasons difference of opinions between willbe given. for the decision. different courts. iii. whether it is in the interest ofthe If Special Leave is granted, the administration ofjustice applicants case will be heard in the High Court in Canberra. The bench consists of Written submissions are submitted when 5 or 7 Justices of the High Court. There applying for a hearing date. The bench is no further recourse to appeal after the consists of 2 or 3 High Court judges. The High Court. decision is often given on the day of the hearing. If special leave is given, it can Appeals Procedure for be given on terms i.e. limited, express or hearing or they may want to defer their the Criminal Court of decision to a later date. Appeal (C.C.A.) and If the defendants appeal is dismissed by the CCA, he/she may appeal to the High ~ the High Court Court. To be heard before the High FROM THE Court, one first has to be given Special Many defendants are unsure as to how Leave to Appeal. COURTHOUSE the Appeals process works. This article Special Leave is rarely given if: will attempt to explain the basic structure i. the judgement of the Appeals of the Appeals process. Court was correct. For further information it is ii. the appeal is formed on fact. reconnnended that a qualified criminal iii. there is little or no relevance lawyer be consulted. beyond parties to the dispute. iv. it is not a suitable vehicle for If you intend to appeal your trial resolution of a dispute. conviction and/or your sentence, you will v. it is not in the interest of need to front the CCA. The CCA consists justice(often for prosecution of a bench of 3 Supreme Court judges. sentence appeals). Written submissions of the appeal points vi. it is an appeal against an to be raised by the applicant are usually Interlocutory order. submitted about l month before the vii. it challenges previous actual hearing. At the hearing, no judgements of the High Court. evidence will be heard(except under exceptional circumstances). An appeal Special Leave is granted under the usually only deals with what happened at following circumstances, if: the trial and sentencing of the defendant. i. the Judgement is of Public The applicant need not be present at the importance. CCA hearing. The judges may hand down their decision on the day of the BAYWATCH llllillllllillllllillllllilllllll lililllilll!ll 31 - BAYWATCH llllillllllillllllilllllliiiiJIIIHIIIIIIIilll!ll 30 --··-- In International news Australia defeated the Kiwis in a one off test match in they are quality player's hooker Richard Chris McKenna Paul Mellor Preston WIDE windy Wellington 28-12 the Kiwis led Swain from the storm and centre Tonie Campbell and Colin Best have left the e 12-10 at halftime but were gallant in Caroll has returned from England. club. defeat and Richard Swain WORLD OF were best for the Kiwis while Scott Hill Parramatta :the eels have signed half­ St-George:the Dragons have signed and stood out for the back Paul Green from the Roosters they former Panthers forward John Cross they Aussies have also signed Knights utility player have also signed Storm forward Henry John Monis second-rower Steven Crouch Perenara they have also signed Brett In player signing news for next year has joined from the West's Tigers they Firman a half-back from the Sharks. South Sydney has been very busy in the have also snared Shayne Dunley a half­ player market signing Chris and Shane GLEN MacDONNELL back from Manly. Melbourne: the Storm have only one Walker from the they major signing so far half-back Andrew have also signed the Dragons trio of Penrith :the Panthers have only one McFadden but they have secured the : well sports fans another Willie Peters Justin Smith and Lee major signing but a good one former services of former Broncos assistant bumper season has come and gone and Hookey Ashley Hamson has also been Sharks half-back Preston Campbell but coach Craig Bellamy to coach the side. what a season it was by now everyone recruited from the Broncos five- eight they are still negotiating with a couple of knows about the Bulldogs saga they were Luke Branigan has been recruited from other players. NZ Warriors: they have no major by far and away the best team in the the Sharks they have also signed signings at present but they have lost competition but as everyone knows you Roosters pair of Bryan Fietcher and Easts: the premiers have made two major veterans Kevin Campion and Ivan have to play by the rules the season Mark Minechillo winger Ahmed Bijhori signing's both former Canberra players Cleary. ending grand fmal was a hard fought hasjoined the club from the West's half-back and front rower Tigers contest between the and ToddPayten Newcastle: the Knights have signed theN Z Waniors with the Roosters former Canberra prop Brett Hetherington coming out winners 30-12 before a crowd West's Tigers: their main signing so far Cowboys:they have made three major they have lost utility player John Monis · of over 82 000 at Telstra stadium Roosters is former Parramatta five-eight Michael signing's all forwards Kevin Campion to Parramatta second rower Craig Fitzgibbon was named Buttener they have also signed Scott Paul Rahihi and Paul Mcnichols that man of the match the score was 8-6 at half Clayton a winger from the Roosters at should give them some fire power. A test match was played in Tripoli time before the Roosters ran away with it time of going to press they were Lebanon with Lebanon winning 36-6 in the second half. negotiating with three more outside Bulldogs: due to there much published starring for Lebanon was Hazim El backs salary cap breaches the dogs have only Masri scoring a try and kicking six goals English : the grand fmal one major signing former Eels second­ the match drew a crowd of over 10,000. was between St Helens and Bradford with Manly: their major signing's so far are rower Andrew Ryan. St Helens winning 19-18 in a former West's Tigers flyer Kevin Cricket: Australia thrashed Pakistan 3-0 controversial finish St Helens halfback Mcguiness Ben Walker brother of Shane Canberra: the raiders have signed in their test match in United Arab Sean Long kicking the winning field goal and Chris has rejoined the club from Parramatta trio Brad Drew Ian Hindmarsh Emerits at time of going to press Leeds with one minute to go St-Helens will now and Adam Mogg they have also signed Australia had thrashed England in three play the Sydney Roosters in the world Storm second-rower Matt Rua. days in the first test at the Gabba there is club challenge in February Brisbane Broncos: the Broncos have four more tests to go. signed only to players for next year but CronuUa:the Sharks have no major signings but they have lost a number of major players namely Matthew Johns IBAYWATCH --~~~ 111111

33 --··-· Aussie Rules :Australia defeated Ireland third year in a row Skaffe and Jim l-0 in there test series in Dublin the fmal I have recently been reading John Pilger's Heroes. As I read Richards won the year's big event at game fmished in an all in brawl with the through the large section on the Vietnam War, I am reminded of Bathurst Holden finished in the first four. Aussies winning the fight as well as the the colourful and purposely deceptive language used by brawl. In other news the Sydney Swans governments in order to preserve a fa<;ade. This manipulative Motor Cycling: Valentino Rossi again have appointed Paul Roos coach for play on words is very important in pacifying and nullifying any season 2003. dominated winning his third antipathy or adverse reaction to certain policies. Terms like championship in a row. 'pacification', which meant the forceful removal of millions of Motor Racing :Michael Schumacher South Vietnamese from their homes, generations old, into prison Tennis :Lleyton Hewitt finished as the won the formula one grand prix for the camps for their 'protection'. These concentration camps were world number one after winning eight fourth year in a row in the V8S Mark known as 'strategic hamlets', and the unstated, but genuine during the year his main Skaffe won the championship for the t~urnaments reason for their existence was to deprive the VC of a recruiting VIctory was Wimbledon. base.

The most often used words in this war were 'collateral damage' which is quite simply a euphemism for the murder of hundreds of thousands of civilian men, women, and children. At times throughout the war, the indiscriminate bombing ofthe north by the Americans was destroying thousands of innocent lives every day. This was often using 'Anti -personnel' technology which were bombs that sprayed miniature needles into the flesh and organs, designed to 'swim' through the body. Ahnost impossible to detect under x-ray, the victim would die a very slow, agonising death. 'Self-defence' was jettisoned, and the more propaganda friendly 'internal aggression' was used to describe what was inherently the Vietnamese people defending themselves from a US invasion.

This brings me to a more recent 'war on words' and George W Bush, sprouting his rhetoric o the evil of Saddsm Hussein, the. 'barbaric dictator'. Of course America has befriended many dictators in the past, when it is in their own interest, including the likes of Marcos, Pinochet and Noriega. Never forget the irony of Saddsm himself, adopted as an American friend, when he was fighting a war with Iran. It was the US who built up his weapons stockPile. When Bush says, "We must be strong and secure the peace". He means, "we must act now, and go to war." When he talks of'regime change', he means bombing the life out of Iraq and its people, igniting and perpetuating an

BAYWATCH 111111111111111111111111111 IIIIIIIBI BAYWATCHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!IIilllllllillllllli 34 - -· ·-- 35 - -··-· instability in the world, that it has never or rehabilitation is like calling your seen before. Closer to home, the 'strategic. ham! et' "home , · INTERVIEW David: Exactly, and it's very hard to institution that is the Corrective Services break that vicious circle. I think it is in Department would be familia; to you.. , D.J.M. 3/11/02 WITH DAVID the interest of governments to distract Fine words, but the reality of correctwn people in all sorts of ways, to keep them McCOY from becoming discontented and rebelling. One of the man ways is sport. Sport is a powerful way to quieten the Q: David, you've written your .. --.,, masses. Noam Chomsky spoke of 'sport response to a book from the library, ~-'~. ··· r ·· ·-L as an anaesthetic' and he meant exactly Heroes, by John Pilger. I'm interested _ ...... '<'"'.'" l ' J .. . " that; that it acts as a 'numbing' agent, to ask more about your thought on the • •• and 'puts people to sleep' in regard to ~~---:}_~-, ' } situation we're in uow in the world. matters of much more profound Let's start by asking how important significance. I you think knowledge is in current ' world affairs? Look at the power offootball in the UK; it has a prodigious effect on people, and David: Knowledge is the only antidote 4 it takes up a lot of their time. It works! ' ' to the current affliction of fear and Ail a pacifier! It is almost a deliberate bigotry. Greater understanding is a path policy; sport is always there at the end of to the greener pastures of tolerance and the News, as if it were as relevant or compassion.Just as importantly it important as other items. nullifies the politics of fear which is caused by, and spread by ignorance. Q: Does this make you pessimistic about human nature? l . Q: Why do you think a lot of people do not actually want to know about ! I David: No, in fact I'm optimistic. Irvine '· .. ~ world events, and what lies behind them? Welsh once said: " .. the perversity oflife is to remain optimistic, in spite of all the indicators to the contrary." In this case, I David: I think the struggle to exist, would definitely describe myself as coping with many problems in daily perverse, but it is hard not to get living, distracts them from thinking frustrated with our inability to break i about other things. I through moulds and to 'stick it up the I establishment' to improve our lives. Q: So it's a vicious circle, the daily ' struggle can come about because of Q: Do you think it is possible that all the bigger picture, yet people are not sides could work toward a common able to think about the bigger picture, way of progress, or does it have to which could actually help them make always be US and THEM? progress. IBAYWATCH -alllllll 11111111!111 - 37 - 111111111111111111111 11111111111111111111111111 IAAVWA!."'I"~!I.II ---IIIII 1111-1111 - there, and take them to school for "Show ~Interview with and Tell". Sometimes we'd get turtles David: It's a lovely thought, but I thin whereas the negative view actually for the creek at Mt Druitt and put them in it's always US and THEM. This is the applies to themselves? Rodney Dwight the bath. Goannas I used to chase up signatory of a capitalist system. The trees. wealthy want to retain their wealth, and David: I agree with that in essence. government policies reflect that, both on Everything begins with the individual. It VPPl Q: Did you have cages for any of a national and international level. It is comes back to simple things. We need to them? also in the interest of governments to watch less television. Television is a Q: You have been talking about 'divide' the community, to turn groups controlling medium of disinformation. looking after injured animals, and Rod: There was a pair of possums with against each other, rather thau against the Read more books, and recognise that your friend who works with WIRES babies that we kept in a cage. We'd feed system as a whole, the government itself. everything we read has a point of view, (Wildlife Injured Rescue Emergency them frnit, water and eggs. We'd keep This is apparent I the treatment of certain and it is good to compare, and be critical, Service) How did you get interested them for a while and then let them go. 'ethnic minorities', and in the treatment not just take one person's ideas as in this? We'd try to tame them sometimes. of the 'welfare sector'. Poor people gospel. Maybe we'd get them to eat out of your being labelled as the problem, rather than Rodney: I've always like animals. baud; once a bearded dragon did that. respecting them for managing to live on It is helpful to put your thoughts into When I was a kid I wanted to become a We'd feed them raw mince on a stick, or or below the poverty line. They are perspective. To think beyond your zoologist when I grew up, but dead flies on a little stick; sometimes scapegoats. We're moving away from immediate environment, beyond your somewhere along the way I lost track of we'd give them an 'activity feed' and Democracy toward 'cor-pocracy' (from suburb, beyond your country, and even that! I don't know what happens as you throw live crickets to them, like in the beyond your planet. Remember we live Corporate power). Money, power, and get older, I lost my grip. Then lately .I wild politics is being controlled by major in a universe, whose mysteries and met a woman through someone here m One time I had a blue tongue lizard that I corporations. There is a huge and miracles are enough to inspire all of us. gaol, who works for WIRES, and ~e've kept in a box next to my bed (I was. 8). I growing polarity between rich and poor. become friends. So I'm remembenng was feeding it on my bed one mormng It is both interesting and ironic that what I used to like about the bush, and and it grabbed me on the nose and democratic government, led by the US animals. It's like a second chance for wouldn't let go. They lock their jaws. have criticised the 'evils of Communism' me, and now, in gaol I've got the time to My mum had to come and tap it on the for having centralized governmental study before my release. I want to get to head with her finger to get tt. off!! .. control; that people couldn't live their Windsor and work with animals. Maybe lives free of the State. This is exactly later to study at TAFE. When we were catching water dragons what's happening in the West, right we'd do it in twos: one would be in the under our noses, but we have failed to Q: Tell me about some of your creek below, and the other would chase it see it. experience with helping or saving up a tree till it had to drop off the end of animals. a branch. Q: What do you think about the idea that personal/psychological notions Rod: When I was about 6 years old, I'd We had a lot of fun as kids at Mt Druitt. could also apply to the relations spend a lot oftime catching lizards and There were 6 or 7 of us who'd go to each between world powers-ideas like snakes (black, brown, red-belly). I never others' houses. We'd always know 'deni1d' and 'projection', where a got bitten, but my father u~ed to freak . where we were going to go; we'd pack person imagines negative things about out about me doing that. I d put them m another person and blames them, a pillow case and get them out from

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BAYWATCH --~~~ II 40 --··-· 41 --··-· helped me. I was trained to defend my ¥ badly obese master, and I did so very screaming and his left eye opened, then passed away, (God bless her soul), his well. I was the best young talent the he fell back off the Man Cleaver father decided that it was for the best if ORK Tribe had ever seen, and so my master they moved closer to the city, and in that and flat on his back. The crowd was put me into duelling events. The cries of silent for a moment, then they way his son could get some kind of 'Gloras! Gloras!' were screamed to me screamed "Gloras! Gloras! Gloras!' education. by Grant Fitter from the crowd at every event I entered, And I must admit, I've never felt because I never lost a fight, and so I better to this day than when I won that Wayne, only a young boy was excited grew until I was ten years old and the fight for my freedom. and very happy when they arrived in is- story; if you will bear with me, is size of an average man, except for my Bunker city. He was amazed by the greal led 'Upbringing'. Thank you for height. I was only five feet tall. _ big buildings and could not wait to start :ening , it warms my heart that anyone I entered the arena, thousands of Orka school. •uld be interested in normal old me. screaming 'Orka! Orka! Orka'! Orka! is takes place when I was only four OOOOrrkaaaa!' at me as I walked in. Six months later, after Wayne and his rrs through to ten years old. Beware The ground suddenly shook, and a large father were settled down, Wayne fmally : blasphemy I speak in this, and never iron gate opened with the help of two got the opportunity to go to school. He : it or repeat it. large Orks. One of them scarpered away was a strange boy and because he had r family was killed. All of them .. A and over the wall, but the other one limited education, he could not read or d by Orks on my parents' farm saw all casually walked. A huge hand the size of SHORT STORY write. Children teased him, and the them butchered and hung up on posts, my body reached out from the gate and teachers could not put up with him as he .ile I was carried off to be a slave. I the Ork was dragged inside, a terribly by Bill Karafotias held the class back because he was s bought by an almost human Ork loud crunch shaking the arena. A full intellectual. .o looked after me and taught me the size troll came out! He was at least .guage, Barracka. If only I'd twelve feet tall, and he looked like he One cold and windy day, as Wayne It was in the early years of the 30's nembered his teachings things would was made ofrock. He wore a loincloth arrived nice and early to school, like where the government and rich people ve been easier when I was captured by and head a club that looked like it was an always he'd go to the playground to play had great power. It was the year when the ks later on. entire tree- it still had a bird's next and with the other children. That's when he great depression hit the world and the :amed a group of Orkas is a Tribe, the leaves on it. He thundered forwards, and found the 'Letter'. As he could not read poor were left to die in the streets n is Brighty, the stars are Shiny, water the crowd grew silent. He leaned back or write, he took the letter to the teacher becanse of hunger. Julpy, food is Grubber. Cred is Moola, with a crack of his spine and roared loud so she could read it to him. hting is Orka, winning is Gloras, and long. He suddenly stopped in shock "Mrs", he said, in a loud and joyful way, I remember it very well, it was Sunday ile losing is Death as well as dying is and looked down. I had thrust my Man "I found this letter on the playground, so and everyone was taiking about his great ath (funny how they've assimilated Cleaver into his privates while he was can you read it for me?" The teacher problem, 'survival'. That's where I ne of our words into their language, bellowing, and with a moan from the looked at the letter, and in an aggressive heard the greatest story ever told. And .'t it? I laughed, as a child does, when crowd I twisted it right around. He manner told him to go to the principal's now, forty years down the track I decided hears something funny, and I was screamed and fell to the ground, office. Sitting there and not knowing to share the great journey of a boy called lten regularly for this. I don't laugh clutching his loincloth and screaming why he was sent to the pricipal 's office, 'Wayne'. tch anymore.) These are the only like a banshee. I ran up over his chest he started to cry. •rds I remember, so they wonldn't have and stuck my Man 'cleaver into his right Wayne and his father lived in a country eye right up to the hilt. He stopped The principal an ugly looking fella, town where work was very limited and called him in. "What's wrong son?" he people just got by. When his mother 42 111111!1111 11111111111111111111 1111111111111111111111111111 BAYWATCH -1111111111111111 ~~-

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