Local MP THE TWEED Justine Volume 2 #24 Elliot’s Thursday, February 25, 2010 Advertising and news enquiries: newsletter Phone: (02) 6672 2280 liftout Fax: (02) 6672 4933 [email protected] [email protected] centre pages www.tweedecho.com.au LOCAL & INDEPENDENT
Preserve our threatened fig! Mayor defends delay in submitting report
Ken Sapwell the Feds have called up Cobaki.’ Cr Polglase conceded that a staff Tweed mayor Warren Polglase has request for a deadline extension for defended his role in delaying staff a submission raising concerns about submissions critical of the Cobaki an application to begin earthworks at Lakes and Kings Forest developments Cobaki would likely be a casualty of despite advice a decision on at least the rescission motion. one the projects was ‘imminent’. ‘That may have to come off the Cr Polglase said he was confident recommendation because the 28-day the Department of Planning would (extension) may be absorbed by the not sign off on concept plans for ei- time we deal with it - although the ther project before next month fol- department is aware of it because it’s lowing the federal government’s 11th- on our web page.’ hour decision to intervene in Cobaki Chief planner Vince Connell had Lakes (see page 32). urged the council to back an official He also justified a rescission mo- request to extend the deadline for one tion which put one submission on ice of two submissions until March 17 for a month and possibly killed off after an officer in the department had Mary Todd (front) and her sister Vi Shoobridge are not happy that the historic fig tree (background) at Byangum another, saying the inclusion of Cr refused a request by a council staffer. planted by their pioneering grandfather Harry Hatton in memory of their father Richard could be chopped down. Katie Milne’s request for an independ- Photo Jeff ‘Fig Mince’ Dawson ent review of the two projects had ‘Resourcing limitations’ Luis Feliu the tree as one of two surviving daugh- tree would be chopped down as she already been examined in previous Mr Connell said the submission, ters of Richard James Hatton. ‘would like to be present’. staff reports. involving large areas of open space A granddaughter of one of the Tweed’s ‘This tree means a great deal to ‘It has been suggested to me that if ‘There is no need to ask for a re- land being dedicated to council and European pioneers has called for the me and the story of its planting was the tree should be destroyed a plaque view of things like low-cost housing, stormwater management systems preservation of a historic old fig tree told to me over and over as a child. I should be erected in its place, telling water usage and employment generat- which staff say will impact on council at Byangum planted 112 years ago to understand the tree was given herit- the story, also another tree of the same ing possibilities because they have all infrastructure, couldn’t be prepared mark her father’s birth. age listing and as such it seems to me type of fig should be planted as close been done before,’ he said. in time for the last meeting because Mary Todd, of Bray Park, has joined every effort should be made to pre- as possible to the original, preferably ‘I can assure everyone that the of ‘resourcing limitations.’ the push by locals and other family serve it before taking the drastic step taken from the memorial tree. submissions will be supported by Meantime a copy of the other sub- members to preserve the Small Leafed of cutting it down,’ she said. ‘This would be of interest not only the council next month and would mission, raising wide-ranging con- Fig about a kilometre south of the to my sister, myself and other mem- have been supported 100 per cent if cerns about draft development con- Byangum bridge which Tweed Shire Reputed to be very tough bers of the Hatton family, but also to amendments calling for the review trol plans for the two projects, have Council says will be removed soon ‘I know a little about this type of the residents of Byangum and would had not been included. been sent to Planning Minister Tony due to the tree’s poor health and con- fig tree. They are reputed to be very preserve historical records of Tweed Kelly by at least two community or- cerns over safety to motorists. tough and have the ability to recover Valley pioneers.’ ‘Plenty of time’ ganisations. The tree was planted by early Tweed naturally from disease which would Mary’s father Richard James Hat- ‘The action by a federal department Jeremy Cornford, a spokesman for blacksmith Harry Hatton to mark the kill many other trees. As this type of ton, who died in 1963, was a trooper in calling-up Cobaki means it could the watchdog organisation Tweed birth of his son, Richard, who was fig encircles another tree and causes in the 6th Light Horse Regiment serv- be delayed for a further three or four Monitor, told Mr Kelly his group was Mary’s father. A council arborist said its host to die. The fig tree at Byan- ing in Egypt and Palestine in the First months, providing plenty of time for disturbed that council should treat roadworks near the tree in recent years gum was planted inside the stump of World War. us to get the staff submissions away at critical report from one of its own had led to compaction of half the tree’s another tree.’ Another descendant of the pioneer- the next council meeting,’ he said. expert departments ‘in such a cavalier root zone which affected its vigour, Mrs Todd has asked council to seek ing Hatton family, Michael Harley, ‘I have checked it out and the delay fashion’. leaving it susceptible to disease. a second opinion on the need to cut from Brisbane wrote to The Echolast won’t affect anything. I have spoken to ‘Among the concerns raised by A lifelong Tweed resident, Mrs Todd the tree down without making every week saying he had asked council staff our directors and the department of planning director Vince Connell wrote to council this week, saying she effort to preserve it. She has also asked to preserve the tree and urged locals planning is fully aware of what is hap- and his staff are the small size of the had a special interest and concern over to be notified by council when the to pressure council on the issue. pening up here. They are also aware continued on page 2 20% OFF RECYCLED TEAK PRODUCTS Non-seaworthyth dilapidateddil id t d boatsb t are cconsigned to an unknown fate... until we FROM THIS ddiscover them. Each salvaged piece from LAST thtthese vessels has its own distinctive features, left intact for you to relive its saga. 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SCU conducted a pilot emissions in Australia, so environment.’ org. 7HARF 3TREET -URWILLUMBAH s Council approves $3.6m museum extension Tweed Council will forge ahead thought it had already spent population growth areas. adjoining the existing museum with a $3.6 million museum too much money in Murwil- But apart from triggering a site. extension at Murwillumbah lumbah, including $15 mil- debate between deputy mayor Council staff said $1 million < despite a late push to house the lion on a multi-level car park Phil Youngblutt and Cr Barry had been set aside for the $3.6 * 3* 4 * region’s historic collection in and swimming pool complex, Longland about whether Mur- million project, with the rest the town’s council chambers. and believed something ‘more willumbah or Uki was the most expected to come through ‘fu- , ** % "3 3 = 7 Chinderah-based councillor positive’ should be done with central town, the radical idea ture grants or sale of assets.’ Kevin Skinner revived long- council’s funds. failed to generate support from The council entered into a simmering up-river-down- ‘I think a museum, commu- colleagues. memorandum of understand- river tensions by suggesting nity centre and library could A bid to put the plans on the ing several years ago to fund the council could save millions be housed quite nicely in the backburner won the support of a new museum after hear- of dollars by building a new building we are presently sit- only Cr Katie Milne, with oth- ing that leaks in the historic council headquarters in Tweed ting in,’ he said, adding that re- ers backing a staff recommen- colonial building now being Heads. location to Tweed Heads would dation to seek a development used was threatening valuable He said many ratepayers bring the chamber closer to application for a new building exhibits.
! "# $ %&'( ) ## * + Mayor defends delay on Cobaki report (from page 1) !" proposed building blocks, over- even though a Leda subsidiary included with staff submis- [supporting the review] and I # $ %&&'() ""*++ +, -. all engineering standards, en- group had donated $80,000 to sions before signing a rescis- decided to act to fix it and I /-0/&1# 213!4-&&3( " -1!54, -66 vironmental concerns and the Tweed Directions candidates, sion along with Crs Polglase stand by what I decided to do. 0/&1# 213!4 &&&3( " -1!54, 66 proper provision of social and including Mr Polglase, in and Dot Holdom, apologised ‘I’m sorry if I stuffed every- &?= 7 8 09:;' !" (< community services,’ Mr Corn- 2004. for his backflip. one about by not working it =! /! ford said in a press release. ‘The council’s code of con- He said he realised after all out properly the first time 3 7<:" " -&3! "/ ‘The report also raises the duct states that the perception speaking to ‘a couple of people’ around but in the spur of the 7 ! > $(<>+4:: / issue of Queensland develop- of a conflict is as important during the dinner break that moment I thought it was okay ment provisions being allowed as the actuality and it was the issues raised by Cr Milne to include Cr Milne’s amend- to be applied to aspects of a common knowledge that Mr were covered by current and ment.’ * 3* 4 2 NSW development as proposed Polglase had benefited from previous staff submissions to , 3 for the joint Leda projects the funding. the department at least ‘three Independent review 9" &3! 5 617 *8 599 "":+ ‘It is about time council re- or four times.’ Cr Milne’s amendment, alised that petty gagging ef- Pecuniary conflict ‘They were written by bu- which was also originally sup- : :! $ #$ %/ *8 * forts, such as occurred last ‘While a pecuniary conflict reaucrats for bureaucrats and ported by Crs Barry Longland 8 * 4 : *++ &&% week, only makes responsible is deemed to last only for the if you allow them to communi- and Joan van Lieshout, called )%. ; * 2 5 9 + *+ 9, 6 community groups more de- four-year council term, the cate at their own level you will on Mr Kelly to conduct an in- 8* , - termined in their endeavours previous Polglase-led coun- achieve what you are trying to dependent review of eight mat- to ensure the Minister had all cil was sacked after only 14 achieve,’ he said. ters relating to the two mega the facts before him before months in office so, technically, ‘I was lead to believe that developments. deciding an issue which will Cr Polglase still has almost two that’s the secret to it all but They involved issues relating impact on the amenity of every years of that four-year period I’m only a new councillor. It’s to sustainability, urban design, !"#$ % !!& '$"! resident of the Tweed. to serve.’ a shame these things happen employment, social planning, ( ) * + , $ !* ‘We have also alerted the Cr Kevin Skinner, who origi- but there was no bias or malice indigenous cultural heritage, * - . & Minister to the mayor refusing nally supported the request for intended. open space, environment and / 0 - 1 - * 222+ + +* to declare a conflict of interest an independent review to be ‘I realised I made an error water and sewerage outcomes.
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Victoria Cosford Tweed-based Every Woman’s nees are doing out there, its Values Endorsed (EVE). often not acknowledged,’ she The second annual Wonders TSWS manager Tracy Asby said. of Women (WOW) Gala Ball said this year’s event had a total ‘It’s also important to rec- to be held at Plantation House of 36 nominees for Outstanding ognise that behind every great in Duranbah, next Saturday, Achievement Awards, includ- woman there are lots of sup- March 6, celebrates Tweed ing two new entries, for young port mechanisms that involve women who have overcome woman and environment. and include men.’ challenges to achieve success. Ms Asby said the event cele- The Fantasy Gala Ball will The event marking the cen- brated and honoured the work feature The Carool All Stars tenary celebration of Interna- done by women in the com- alongside a delicious three- tional Women’s Day is a joint munity. course meal. For tickets ($60 initiative of Tweed Shire Wom- ‘There’s some gob-smacking per head) and info call 02 6672 en’s Service (TSWS) and the work that some of these nomi- 4188. www.tweedecho.com.au
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Letters to the Editor Fax: 6672 4933 Email: [email protected] Framing of the water issues still unsatisfactory Deadline: Noon, Tuesday Letters longer than 200 words may ■ The Terms of Reference only already raised half of what’s to the meetings. At times frus- share this beautiful environ- and Europe have been using it be cut and pseudonyms are not allows the Community Work- needed to pay court costs for trating, because of limitations ment of creeks and rainforest for decades) and a more self acceptable. Please include your full ing Group (CWG) to be con- Cr Milne’s attempt at getting that the committee is bound gullies with the wallabies, koa- responsible approach. name, address and phone number. sultative in nature on matters an injunction to stop the rally, by, and the ridiculously short las and many different varie- If you would like a say on identified as key environmen- a case which was not given a time frame given for this con- ties of birds. the Tweed’s Water Options, How come? tal, social and cultural issues fair hearing. Well done every- sultation process, but I have Imagine for a moment now, fill in a Community Water On the front page of last associated with each of the one who has contributed! learnt a lot over the last few bulldozers clear-felling 400 Survey http://www.calderaen- week’s Echo (February 18), the bulk water supply options. Now community-minded months. hectares, chainsaws screech- vironmentcentre.org, or drop chief planner for Tweed Shire Decision powers for a ‘dam’ Tweed citizens are looking at I know all the statistics, ing, rock blasting echoing in to the Caldera Environ- Council is quoted as saying are retained by Tweed Shire the Draft LEP and the water facts and figures: six dwellings through the valley, cement ment Centre in Queen Street, (among other things) that un- Council. augmentation issue. Dead- inundated,19 landowners who works and infrastructure for Murwillumbah, to sign a pe- der the proposed codes for the My constituency has come lines are in late March (see need roads relocated, 21 hec- a 40-metre-high dam wall for tition. two new large towns, ‘sewer to the conclusion that the TSC website for details). The tares of Mebbin National Park three years. Come to the upcoming Uki lines could be built under pri- second-rated option for a new LEP has broad brushstrokes flooded, etc, etc but I don’t I ask you, Tweed residents, is Hall Water Options Meeting, vate property’. dam at Byrrill Creek costing applied to the landscape at the want to talk about that… this the right environment for this Saturday, February 27 at 2 Now, I agree that should be up to $58.4 million is not ac- will of some faceless bureau- I know this valley, where I such devastation? Is the prime pm, where there will be many a concern to the council, but ceptable, due to Byrrill Creek’s crat, probably Sydney-based. have lived for 28 years, is a farm land at Clarrie Hall and excellent guest speakers, a film my question is this. How come high conservation value in When scrutinised we can see special place, a part of the ge- the forested gullies that would and slide show. Metricon got away with it? vegetation and fauna. just how it jeopardises the fu- ological formation of World be flooded there OK? Or if a fun picnic day with ture of the region and I recom- Heritage Mt Warning National Why don’t we look towards the family with a guided creek Alan Davis I do not support the third- mend anyone concerned about Park. Byrrill Creek catchment the future in a more sustaina- walk, maybe a dip, and some Pottsville rated option ‘A pipeline to the SEQ water grid’. This option preserving our landscape and is the highest-ranking conser- ble way; large rainwater tanks, information is more your Inspiring fundraising has been accurately described cultural values and everyone vation status riverine area in minimise water use and major style, that’s on Sunday, March in recent press reports as ‘pipe- concerned about intergenera- the Tweed Shire and is home recycled water plants? It may 14 at 10am. The No Rally Group would dreams’ while the fourth-rated tional equity has a close look to a diverse variety of fauna cost more, a change of attitude Joanna Gardner like to thank everyone who option, a pipeline to Rous Wa- at it and writes in. and flora species, some of about recycled water (England Byrrill Creek has contributed to the Injunc- ter, remains an unconfirmed As for the water options: them classified as threatened tion Legal Fund fundraising supply. two of the options given to or endangered. The waterfalls drive. We’re about halfway to Council’s number-one op- the Community Working and peaceful pools, overhung our goal of $30,000. tion ‘Raising the existing Clar- Group (CWG) to consider are by native callistemons, lilly The show of support for No Kingscliff Podiatry rie Hall dam’ costing $30-40 not even options! No one in pillies and watergums are the Andy Jenkins - Podiatrist Rally Group and Katie Milne million dollars is likely to have their right mind would risk perfect habitat for the many has been really heartening, adverse environmental affects sinking bores in our spring- platypus that live along the en- orthotics ingrown toenails and shows how strongly locals and cause loss of Aboriginal fed valleys, it’s simply too tire length of the creek. gentle, effective podiatry heel & arch pain feel about the rally’s invasion cultural sites. risky for everyone dependent People here have made their of our beautiful region. Had Tweed Shire Council on springs, farmers and rural homes and brought up their Ph: 02 6674 2933 On the up side, the situa- included in their bulk water residents alike. Piping water in families, the majority with less NEW location: Level 2, Kingscliff Central, Pearl St tion has inspired many of us to supply coarse screening op- from Rous and SE QLD is no carbon footprint than the av- NEW stylish extra depth/width summer sandals work together for good local tion list, the reuse of avail- option either, as their own wa- erage Tweed resident, with so- government and sustainable able bulk greywater, purified ter supplies ran critically low lar power, tanks for water, or- development. NRG will keep water, stormwater harvesting, in the ‘Millennium Drought’. chards and a vegie garden. We fundraising after we reach the etc there would be no need to The Tweed needs to consid- target for the injunction costs, make a costly dam decision. er the options which the CWG to help us get on the front foot By 2036 a predicted popula- were not given to consider: in defending our caldera. tion increase of 76,198 in new reducing demand through Secure donations can be development areas could have education and offering incen- made through the website, had access to more than 17,700 tives, mandating adequately www.norallygroup.org, or ML of water now wasted. I will sized water tanks for new via the form in this week’s not support council’s number houses and subsidising these Echo. Please call or email us one dam wall option while for existing dwellings, and en- if you would like a receipt, or they refuse to reuse at least 30 forcing dual reticulation for all to arrange a tax deductible per cent of water now wasted, new developments. In other donation. The NRG contact which saving would obviate parts of the state and indeed number is 0466 436 054. the need for a dam solution. the world this is paid for by And a diary note: the next Richard Murray the developers so this option fundraiser is a quiz night at the Tweed Heads would be cost neutral for the Sheoak Shack, Fingal Head, on community whilst also sup- Friday, March 12. So start get- ■ Submissions season contin- plying much needed wetland ting your team together. For ues apace. I have read some habitat. info call 07 5523 1130. very well-argued and factual As for dams – like the rally Andrea Vickers submissions showing that the they are just s-o-o last century, NRG secretary WRC rally was a financial flop whatever is TSC thinking? Kingscliff as well as being socially and Dr Fiona McCormick environmentally disruptive. 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■ Councillors last week vot- developer of Lot 156 at Hast- Why the kowtowing to de- the foreseeable future of such Dr Rod Whitehead ed to restrict debate to three ings Point to remove fencing velopers at every turn? Cr van needs being met? BScHon (Canada), BDSc (QLD) minutes and the number of that had been reported by res- Lieshout said in a meeting So now Tweed council has • New ownership as of July 1st - Dr Rod Whitehead questions to five. They refused idents as a public safety and some months ago, ‘We must Byrrill Creek Dam as a water • Cosmeti c Soluti ons you can trust to include in the general man- flood hazard. remember that the developers management option to service • Modern, relaxed, biocompati ble denti stry ager’s submission to the rally And they refused to allow are our clients’. these new developments. This • ‘On the spot’ bulk billing for EPC pati ents review any issues on environ- questions on the concreting of Cr Milne’s relentless pursuit area has the most riparian con- • ‘On the day’ emergency appointments ment, social, indigenous or the natural waterway at Ozone of sustainability in develop- servation status, more platypus Dr Brian Tracey working Fridays economic matters. Street, Chinderah. ment would impose a finan- and is the most pristine creek They cancelled the work- Cr Katie Milne cial burden on developers and in the Tweed with koala colo- 7/14 Middleton Street, Byron Bay • 02 6680 7774 shop for ‘Positive Develop- Carool Cr Skinner was quick to point nies, 15 endangered species, ment’, the latest theory in sus- out this might aggravate de- wildlife corridors and backs on tainable urban design. They ■ I bet all the people in vari- velopers. to three World Heritage areas. refused to allow questions ous community groups who How quickly the council A dam would destroy all that about infrastructure costs and worked so hard to get a certain forgets Cr Milne got the most forever and for what? The aver- traffic issues Cobaki Lakes and ‘community’ candidate elected votes in the history of Tweed age lifespan of a dam is only 50 KingsForest. are regretting it now. elections. Cr Longland would years and the cost to taxpayers They did request a review More secretive and pro-de- not have even got in if not for around $58 million. of sustainability and other velopment than any of them. her preference votes. Council The UN declared 2010 as factors from the state govern- Working actively against com- should be following her lead, the Year of Biodiversity as spe- SPECIALS ment for these two mini cities, munity consultation and stick- not treating her in a patron- cies loss every day is between ENGLISH STYLE but this only lasted till the din- ing up for very bad develop- ising and disrespectful way. 100-1000 times faster than GAMMON STEAKS ner break when a rescission ments. She is the one who is doing before. The number one cause $ 99 Definitely not as advertised, the wishes of the majority of of species extinction is habi- 12 /kg motion was lodged which also prevented the 35-page council just the opposite. Tweed residents. tat loss, especially freshwater SKINLESS MARYLAND CHICKEN FILLETS report being submitted. Joyce Horniman Her motion to request the ecosystems. $ 99 Cr Polglase did not declare Murwillumbah state government to reclaim There is no requirement on 7 /kg any conflict of interest in these Kings Forest and Cobaki dam owners to account for developments even though ■ Last council meeting was Lakes as a nature reserve in- species at risk after the dam is NOW SUPPLYING IGA SALT VILLAGE, KINGSCLIFF & POTTSVILLE the developer of these sites one of the worst bullying ses- stead of turning them into built. Tragically, many world RESTAURANT QUALITY MEAT TO YOU had donated $80,000 to fund sions of Cr Milne I have so far mini cities would have been governments are planning big, the Balance team campaign of witnessed. the best move for the 450 spe- destructive dams in biodiver- 2/26 Minjungbal Drive, Tweed Heads South which he was part. Cr Holdom moved for a cies there, over 30 of which are sity hotspots. What kind of Ph: 07 5524 1311 Councillors refused to re- limit of five questions, three endangered. future is this for our kids? quest the council-funded Eco- minutes each for councillors. Yet not a single councillor If you care about protecting HELP STOP THE REPCO RALLY! nomic Development Corpora- This motion arose due to the seconded it. As a result our this area, come to the meeting tion provide a greater focus on extreme meticulousness of Cr population is set to double this Saturday, February 27, at We’re halfway there! Help us reach our goal of sustainability. Milne in researching issues with 80,000 more people. 2pm at Uki Hall and get in- $30,000 to cover the costs of Katie Milne’s legal They refused to fine the de- pertaining to environmen- There is not enough infra- formed. The best solution for challenge to the 2009 Repco Rally. veloper of Banora Point Cara- tal protection that the other structure (water, hospitals, water use is rainwater tanks, O Yes, I want to help No Rally Group protect our environment van Park for numerous works ‘green platform’ councillors schools, police, roads, nursing stormwater collection, recy- and lifestyle by donating $...... carried out that needed retro- can’t be bothered dealing with, homes, etc) to cope with so cling and wise water use. O I enclose my Cheque/ Money Order to spective approvals. making meetings longer than many people and with state Menkit Prince NRG Treasurer, PO Box 309, Murwillumbah, 2484, NSW They refused to order the they wish. coffers empty what chance in Uki O I will deposit directly to: NRG Legal Fund BSB: 062580 ACN: 1027 8397 O I will arrange a periodic payment of $...... each: week / fortnight / month Very little research and no inspections at Ozone St Please send me a receipt O ■ I was amazed to read in a lo- carried out on the proposed two areas of Australia: in the bly 500 people find themselves Please inform me of future plans to save the Tweed from inappropriate O developments: cal paper recently that Mr War- road at Chinderah. We only Cape York Peninsula and in a homeless! had one councillor on this site, small area of Northern Rivers. My question to council is Address/email ...... ren Polglase stated that a lot of councillors’ time was spent on after the development was ap- It’s not as though the council this, ‘What hold does a devel- ...... research and on-site inspec- proved, and he admitted he is not aware of the protected oper appear to have on coun- ...... tions of new developments. thought he signed for the block species along this waterway, cil, that they will allow this to T: 0466 436 054 E: [email protected] I think very little research on the other side of the creek. their own Environment Spe- happen?’ Can any developer www.norallygroup.org and no inspections at all were Makes one wonder. cialist Planner noted it in her use a council’s unmade roads Val Butcher report, and voiced all the same for their own benefit? How can Chinderah concerns as we have, includ- council appear to care about ing the disturbing of the acid the environment on one hand, ■ The beautiful mural taking sulphate soil and potentially while at the same time approv- shape at Murwillumbah, show- putting sulphuric acid into the ing the destruction of another ing some of the fauna and flora Tweed River. So they have been one? fast disappearing from our area made fully aware of all of these It does make you realise, if is amazing. An initiative of things, yet ignored the report. you weren’t already aware, that Tweed Shire Council, it’s 700 Why? the Tweed Council will let de- metres long and represents rare We also note that on the velopers do what they want! So and endangered species. new draft LEP they have re- they had better start painting I suppose council does need zoned the other side of the wa- trees, fish and birds on the mu- paintings of these things, terway as industrial land, so ral as well as the endangered when a 630-metre-long water- another of our concerns is that species, as soon we will have way with all the trees along its if they get their way and build none left of these! banks is being destroyed with the road over the waterway, Councillors like Katie Milne this same council’s approval. how long will it be before they are also a rare species that we There are four Marbled Frog- turn the three caravan parks need to protect. mouth Owls living in these on this side of the waterway Lynda Mack trees, they are only found in into industrial land and possi- Chinderah
continued from page 7 from their own gardens. etables and lots of fruit. have formed a group to invite I haven’t had a power bill The walk is on this Sun- the general public on a walking and am in credit with my en- day, February 28, from 10am tour of the pristine final pre- ergy supplier by $150. Resi- (DST), it will take about half an cinct of The Ecovillage called dents also feel that they are hour and wheelchair options ‘The Highlands’. On the walk, contributing in a positive way are organised. Call Michelle they’ll share some of their en- to solve the problem of global on 07 5598 7355 or email fay@ vironmental living experiences climate change by living here. theecovillage.com.au and then offer a morning tea Community spirit is prevalent Fay Buckland made mostly from produce in this place. So are leafy veg- Currumbin 8 February 25, 2010 The Tweed Shire Echo
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GUY KACHEL, SUNDAY AT SALTBAR BEACHBAR AND good LIVE entertainment BISTRO Ragga Jump Jackson Firebird and includes dancing, singing, comedy and magic. Kingscliff taste John Fog and his group Ragga Following sold out shows Beach Club, Friday. Jump have played throughout in Melbourne, Sydney and South-East Asia over the last Adelaide, acclaimed Victorian Fire ‘n Ice guide 15 years. Ragga Jump were rockers Jackson Firebird bring Fire ‘n Ice is a Gold Coast cover originally based out of Bali but their garage blues rock to the page 14 band performing a variety of have also played in Jakarta, Sin- Soundlounge on Friday night. music from the 70s through to gapore and Hong Kong, with Spiderbait frontman Kram has some gigs being huge open air described them as ‘the best current top 40 hits. From the concerts. The musicians in the band in a long time – AC/DC smooth sounds of Barry White gig group have come from many meets John Spencer Blues to the foot tapping beats of countries including Jamaica, Explosion.’ The duo consists Matchbox 20 the band plays Denmark, Indonesia and Eng- of fat guitar, distorted vocals, songs you can sing along with. land, each member bringing hard-hitting drums and the See them at Le Monde Kirra, guide their own style to the band. unconventional sounds of a 1.30pm on Sunday. Other highlights include head- page 14 lining the Adelaide Festival in DENNIS DEAN, POTTSVILLE Elder Park in front of 12,000 SPORTS CLUB, people, also a number of Down 6PM ON to Earth festivals and Rock SATURDAY xword, Against Racism. John strongly believes in the power of reggae and world-beat music to bring chess, people together and elevate our consciousness for a funky future for the planet. Terranora stars Tavern, Friday February 26 page 22 from 8pm. Elvis to the Max Kye Cole Dennis Dean It’s been well over a quarter Kye Cole broke the shackles At 22 Dennis decided to pursue of a century since the King of of a stressful, unrewarding a career as a solo singer guitar- interview Rock & Roll, Elvis Aaron Presley, desk job and is now fulfilling ist and started with a one year dropped his mortal coil. his dream and living life to the trip throughout Europe work- with Rodger Hodgson of Undisputedly there is and only fullest. Kye’s first EP,Scenes Like ing in venues around southern Supertramp ever will be one King, but the That is an upbeat country rock Spain and southern England. page 13 legend lives on and committed EP encompassing thoughtful Prior to moving back to the to keeping the spirit alive, is miked-up, upside-down ‘bottle Guy Kachel and image inspiring lyrics that Gold Coast in 1992, Dennis was a solo vocalist/guitarist on the Elvis impersonator, Max Pel- bin’. Jackson Firebird’s explo- Originally from Tamworth, delve into the ideas of luck, fun, licano Twin Towns Clubs and Sydney club circuit working out . sion onto the music scene Guy Kachel moved to the love and heartbreak. Resorts, Saturday. of the the Agency-Cordon Blur has included shows with Tim north coast in 2004. He cites Although he’s flying high, Kye is influences from the likes of Bob for two years and guest soloist Rogers, Airborne, Little Birdie, humble in the fact that it’s not Wolverines The Fumes, Dallas Frasca, The Dylan, Muddy Waters, John on Fairstar cruises. Dennis sing- all good times. Giving up a suc- Since forming in 1994 the Screaming Jets and most Hiatt, Chris Whitley, JJ Cale, ing style is in between Sting cessful career as an engineer Wolverines have introduced recently the Snowdroppers. Little Feat, Robben Ford, Stevie and Chris Issack and his fiery audiences all around Australia February 26 Soundlounge, Ray Vaughan, Rodney Crowell, required major sacrifices, none lead guitar playing has hints of and NZ to their unique blend Currumbin. Alwyn Aurisch, Lawrie Minson, of which would have been pos- Santana and Eric Clapton. Re- of tongue-in-cheek humour, Ted Tilbrook, Paul Wookey, sible without the unconditional alistic backing sequences help hard-hitting, rock-your-sox-off The Wayne Nettle Steve Baker and of course Han- love and support of his wife to create a full stage sound so Wolverines music. See these Show nah, Jordan & Jared. See him who is an inspiration in both the music is not only suitable ‘likeable rogues’ at Twin Towns Wayne’s show features char- Sunday at Saltbar Beachbar life and music. Club Banora for dancing, but is flexible and Clubs and Resorts, Friday. acters and impersonations and Bistro, Kingscliff, 2pm. 6pm Wednesday. familiar enough to accom-
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Contact Justine Elliot Offi ce: 107 Minjungbal Drive, Tweed Heads South Phone: 1300 720 675
Deputy Prime Minister Justine delivers more than $145 million in federal funding for visits North Coast local infrastructure
$97.2 million for 80 local primary schools infrastructure under Primary Schools for the 21st Century. $9.5 million for 89 local primary schools under the National School Pride Program. $3.8 million for Science and Language Centres at three local schools. $3.7 million for Community Education and Training programs in Murwillumbah, Mullumbimby, Tweed and Dunoon. $985,990 for refurbishment Deputy Prime Minister Julia Gillard and Justine with Tweed Heads Primary School and maintenance of the North Principal, Captains and Vice Captains, inspecting the plans for their new hall. Coast Institute of TAFE – Kingscliff and Murwillumbah Campuses. The Deputy Prime Minister Julia students of Tweed Heads Public Gillard and local MP Justine Elliot School with a fantastic learning $1.3 million for Tweed Shire recently visited Tweed Heads Public environment,” Justine said. Council for projects across School. Whilst at the school they the shire, including upgrading Ambrose Brown Park saw fi rsthand the site for a new hall “This investment in our local schools in Pottsville and the Kingscliff and covered outdoor learning area. is part of the largest schools building Foreshore Reserve, the Construction is imminent for this program ever to ensure our children installation of CCTV in exciting new infrastructure project. have a better place to learn. It will support jobs, stimulate our local Murwillumbah, construction This $2.4 million project has been economy and build important of a skate park and Visitors funded under the Primary Schools for infrastructure for the long term.” Centre in Tweed Heads and the the 21st Century initiative. The school extension of the Burringbar/ Mooball Cycleway. has also received $125,000 in federal During her visit to the North Coast, funding to refurbish existing school the Deputy Prime Minister also visited $1.6 million for social and facilities under the National School Southern Cross University’s new Gold public housing repairs for Pride Program. Coast Campus, where she offi cially 461 housing units. opened the Foundation Building, and $14.2 million for 46 social “This is a very exciting project for the joined Justine and local shoppers for housing projects under children and families of Richmond. lunch in Tweed City Shopping Centre. Stage two of the Social The new facilities will provide the Housing Program. $1.7 million for Black Spot Program funding for road INSIDE: Work starts on Sexton Hill upgrade More services safety throughout the for older Australians More aged care beds for Tweed electorate. JUSTINE ELLIOT MP FEDERAL MEMBER FOR RICHMOND FEBRUARY 2010 Work starts on Sexton Hill upgrade
Construction on the $310 million “As a former police offi cer, I know how Sexton Hill Pacifi c Highway upgrade vitally important it is to fi x our roads and is underway. improve safety for drivers,” Justine said.
Justine joined NSW Premier Kristina “The upgrade will improve safety and Keneally to turn the fi rst sod on the reduce travel times, and will make $310 million Sexton Hill Pacifi c Highway a real difference for the thousands upgrade in December. of local people who travel this busy section of highway every day.” The upgrade is one of the largest infrastructure projects ever undertaken The construction of the upgrade will in NSW. The upgrade was a key 2007 support up to 250 jobs in the short Justine and NSW Premier Kristina election commitment, and the Rudd term, benefi ting local families and the Keneally turning the sod for the Government has delivered $300 million local economy. Sexton Hill Highway Upgrade. to fast-track this important project.
Australia SAVE THE DATE Day Award RSPCA Justine was honoured to attend Tweed Shire Council Million celebrations for Australia Day in Burringbar this year. Justine is Paws Walk pictured with Jean Nutley and Jean Fenwick who accepted the 2010 award for community event of the year for the RSPCA’s Million The 2010 Million Paws walk will Paws walk. be held on Sunday 16 May at Jack Bayliss Park in Kingscliff. More information on the walk can be found at http://www. millionpawswalk.com.au/ ALWAYS AVAILABLE TO HELP
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Please contact my offi ce on 1300 720 675 or email [email protected] JUSTINE ELLIOT MP FEDERAL MEMBER FOR RICHMOND FEBRUARY 2010
More services for Helping older people older Australians find services
The Rudd Government is delivering The Rudd Government offers more services to more older many services to help older Australians than ever before. Australians and it is important that you can quickly and easily Over the next four years we will find and contact the service provide more than $44 billion for aged that you need. and community care services across Australia. Justine recently launched the Australian Government Directory Recently Justine announced that of Services for Older People 2010 North Coast Home and Community in Tweed Heads South, with the Care (HACC) services will receive more help of Doreen Welsh and her than $655,000 in additional funding, local volunteer group Twin Towns above the more than $27 million Friends. provided to the North Coast region this financial year. The free directory provides “I’d like to thank the staff that work in important information for older This funding will help many people aged care and community care. I’m people and their families with stay in their homes rather than move always inspired by the dedication and chapters on accessing aged care, prematurely into residential care, commitment of staff and volunteers legal rights, finance and health. allowing them to remain in their that provide care and support for our communities, close to friends and older Australians”. The directory is an easy to family. The funding will contribute read source of information. The to practical services, such as home “We must always remember directory will give people ready modification, transport, food delivery that it is our Seniors that access to a clear summary of and respite. built our nation. All our lives services and will help them to are enriched by the wisdom, identify and contact the programs “These services make a real and experience and knowledge that or services that may be of the practical difference in the lives of many our older Australians bring to our greatest assistance to them. older local residents,” Justine said. community,” Justine said. Copies of the directory are free, and are available by contacting the Aged Care Information Line on 1800 500 853, by contacting More aged care beds for Tweed: a Commonwealth Respite and Carelink Centre on 1800 052 222 Opening of new dementia wing or through Centrelink offices.
Justine recently opened the $8.6 million new 41 place dementia- specific wing at Bupa Care Services’ Banora Point aged care facility.
The Banora Point facility boasts a sensory dementia garden, single rooms with en-suites, upgraded kitchen and laundry facilities and construction of the new wing created 35 jobs, with almost all workers drawn from the local area.
“Innovative approaches to dementia care such as this sensory garden are Bupa Banora Point General to be commended. I congratulate the Manager Jo-Spirit Jones, Bupa Twin Towns Friends volunteers Banora Point resident Doug Murray staff and management at Bupa Banora and President Doreen Welsh with and Justine. Point for their hard work in developing Justine. this facility,” Justine said. The Rudd Government: Working hard to build Australia’s future
Here are just some of the Rudd Government’s achievements in the last 2 years:
Acting decisively to support jobs Investing in new cancer research and small businesses during the and treatment centres. Global Recession. Funding a 30% increase in GP training Keeping Government fi nances strong places to help address a shortage, with Australia retaining its AAA credit especially in regional and rural areas. rating. Creating 130,000 new training places Funding 1,000 new nurse training & granting 290,000 new computers for places to ensure patients get the care schools. they deserve. Establishing a single national school curriculum with a focus on the basics: Supporting record investment in reading, writing and arithmetic. solar and wind power to protect our environment for future generations. New Trades Training Centres in our High Schools to give kids practical Abolishing WorkChoices and restoring skills for work. fairness to the workplace. Tax cuts for working families. Helping secure our water supplies by providing funding to help build Record infrastructure investment in recycling, desalination and stormwater roads, highways, hospitals & schools. harvesting projects. There are currently more than 28,000 infrastructure projects underway. Helping the health of the Murray- The largest schools building program Darling by implementing the fi rst ever ever to ensure our children have a better purchase of water entitlements by the place to learn. Federal Government.
“I’m optimistic about Australia’s future. Our nation has led the world getting through the Global Recession and we’re preparing Australia for the challenges of the future.” Kevin Rudd Prime Minister of Australia.
Authorised by Justine Elliot MP, 107 Minjungbal Drive, Tweed Heads South, NSW 2486. This material has been produced by Justine Elliot MP using her printing and communications entitlement. Television Guide
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Condong Men 5 v Ipswich Swifts on Sunday 21st ils 21, Tigers 14, Misfits 8, Leftovers 6 D.Colter , B,R,Down to 30pts Friday Callaghan 558, G Faulkner 548. 17- SPORT RSULTS Wednesday 17th Win: R Fuller, K February. Gold Division: The men and Lions 4. Aaron Chapman and Brett 12th Febrary 2010 Members Win- Feb-10; Air Pistol - A Uren 585, A BOWLS Hall, T Kennedy. Runner/up B Young, won 2 rinks and lost 3, ladies won 1 Atkinson both from Jokers, 180 on the ner W.Quantrill 40 pts B.R.D. to 36 Berry 574, J Lumsden 571, R Rees 551. Cabarita Men T Scuis, T Muldoon. Lucky raffle win: rink and lost 1. After Round 5 both night. Monday 22.2 A Grade Hogan’s pts Saturday 13th February Indi- 20-Feb-10 - A Stevens 637, R Rees 577, 3/2/10 Win: B Coustley & K Doolin r/up S Sager, B Dunne, B Willkins, B Dunne. the men and ladies are in 5th position Heroes 13 def Cgulls 2, Blues 11 def vidual Stableford. Winner A.Grade A Gazzard 576, S Nash 575, R Fleming J Knight & M Jaffray cons W Chatman & Thursday 17/2 3 bowl pairs shootout – on the ladder. Bronze Division: The Gulls 4 and Jokers played the friendly K.O’Grady 39 pts R.Up J.Robertson 567, J Traves 557, J Lumsden 556, G R Maunders. 8/2/10 Win: D Hopps & B win: B Wilkins, J Knight $30 each Run- men won 3 rinks and lost 2 while the game with Devils. B Grade Tigers 7 def 38 pts Winner B.Grade D.Veares 39 Andronicus 547, D Dowling 547, N Coustley, r/up A Latif & B Montgomery ner up B Clifford B Clifford $20 each. ladies again won both rinks. The men We’re Back 4 and Sharks 9 def Leftovers pts c.b R.Up A.McLean 39 pts Win- Davis 546, P Norris 543, J Hoctor 540, cons B Riley & B Pilling. 10/2/10 Win: Friday nights div 5 6 7 trial Raffle win: B are in 2nd position while the ladies 2 with no results from Chinderah Mis- ner C.Grade P.Varela 43 pts . R.Up K Hansen 540, A Uren 537, J Gove 527, R Tonkin & S Brecard r/up B Rae & N McBurney, S Cook, C Vigilone, S Cook, lead their group by 9 points. Social fits concerning their game against the C.Brown 42 pts Winner D.Grade R King 518, M Fleming 514, S Dundon Ambrose, cons R Allen & K Liddington. T Kennedy. Bowls Results: Thursday 18th: Win: Lions. Bill Aitken from Blues threw 180 C.Breen 42 pts R.Up Roy Brown 40 469, B Campbell 452, D Gazzard 428. 13/2/10 Social win: A Kidd, F Arcus Cudgen Leagues Ladies A Curnow, J Quinn, S Jamieson. M on the night. Point Score subject to pts . Eagle 11th B.McLean N.Pin 2nd Ladies Air Pistol: W Green 372, G & J McLellan,cons A Wilson,G Watson Div 2 Pennant & Brunswick Heads Scott, H Hockey, B Turner; G Fletcher, confirmation A Grade Blues 44, Jokers P.Fleming 8th C.Hulme 10th O’Flynn 365. Air Pistol: D Dowling & T Riches.15/2/10 Win: R Allen & C Thurs 11th, Ladies Social Results G Hayden, A Brown; Plate Win: F McNa- 27, Hogan’s Heroes 22, Gulls 19 and P.Whitford. 14th J.Watson B/R/Down 597, R Cavanagh 567. Rifle Shoot: Klaverstyn, r/up W Chatman &K Doo- Win: Rnk2, Marie Ellen, Yvonne Pritch- mara, J Frazer, L Murphey. Saturday Cgulls 8. B Grade Sharks 31, We’re Back to 35 pts c.b. Correction for last Sat- P O’Connor 616, G Faulkner 611, B lin, cons F Cameron & P Rose. 17/2/10 ard, Trish McGee, Margaret Huddy. 20th Win: D Whittington, J Frazer, J 28, Tigers 21, Devils 21, Leftovers 8, urday A.Grade G.Beatty 67 nett c.b Cornford 601, R Walters 597, R Flem- Win: C Klaverstyn & B Lambert r/up B Raffle Faye Parkes ( Brunswick Hds ) McLaughlin; Plate Win: F McNamara, Misfits 8 and Lions 4. R.Up d,Van Egdom . 67 nett B.Grade ing 596, R Cavanagh 592, S Jenkins Davey & P Killey, cons K Kennedy & I Congratulations Everyone. Coming J Julius, R Graham. Tuesday 23rd: GOLF A.McLean 68 nett R.Up A.Ryder 69 590, K Neinert 589, J Hoctor 585, B Crabb. 20/2/10 Social win: I McGlash- up – Thurs 18th,. Pennants Grade 4 Win: D Hopps, M Jaffray; Runners Up: Chinderah Seniors Social nett c.b C.Grade R.Pols 65 nett R.Up Wenban 584, M Walters 582, M Lux- en, P Killey & K Ross cons K Kennedy d Pottsville, Cabarita d Grade 2 Raf- K Banks, T Hills; Plate Win: T Wonka, W Results for Thursday 11.2 - Stableford S.Allan 70 nett Monday 15th Veter- ton 577, J Lumsden 576, E Wenban & J Rannie. 22/2/10 Win: R Allen & C fle – Wendy Fielding. Sun Social Bowls Blackwood. Winner ‘A’grade - Rex Howard - 37 ans Ind Stableford Winner A.Grade 573, R Gospel 560, N Luxton 539, T Klaverstyn r/up M Morgan & J Stewart Win: Rnk1, Ann Revie, Pat Pieterse, F Pottsville Women points - new h/cap 9, R/up - Ray Ken- A.Fraser 38 pts R.Up G.Jacobson 37 Walters 535, C Everett 526. Standard cons W Chatman & K Doolin. Pieterse; Friendship Rnk4, Marion Hull, Thursday 18th Win: J.Brammer, L.Rice way - 36 points (c/back) - new h/cap 5, pts c.b Winner B.Grade J.Bertrams Pistol - R Gospel 566, B Wenban 561, Cabarita Beach Women John Holt, Coog Prichard; Raffle – Val & H.Woodbridge. Lucky Bowler: J.Boyd Winner ‘B’grade - Jenny O’Flanagan 37 pts R.Up C.Somerville 36 pts N.Pin R Cavanagh 548, E Wenban 474. Pennant – 10.02.10 Grade 3 - Schiemer. Raffle: J.Brammar - 41 points (c/back) - new h/cap 15, R/ s 2nd A.Bryce 8th G.Hughes 10th Murwilumbah 41 defeated Cabar- Cudgen Leagues Men Tweed Heads Ladies Bowling Club up - Geoff Condon - 41 points - new h/ B.Bolt 14th A.Collings B.R.D.to 35 pts ita 37. 11.02.10 Grade 2 - Cabarita Wed 17/2/09 Mens Mufti Win: Championships 2’S: A. Plowright & cap 14, Winner ‘C’grade - Liz Fairth- Tuesday 16th Women’s Ind Stabl- MONTHLY MARKETS 41 defeated Murwillumbah 33. M.Vanrunt,J.Brimsmead, W.Shardlow. L.A. French 25 def. P. Southern & K. orne - 37 points - new h/cap 18, R/up eford Winner A.Grade J.Rockliff 34 Every Sat 6-11am Farmers Market – 16.02.10 Grade 2 - Cabarita 43 de- Losing Rink J.Turner, B.Cusack, Figura 13. N. Sayer & S. Hanlon 24 def. - Barry Dyson - 36 points - new h/cap pts c.b R.Up J.Selvey 34 pts B.Grade Currumbin Wildlife Sactuary 0417 759 777 feated Brunswick Heads 37, Grade 3 P.Tindale M. Cooper & S. Lusby 14, A. Ebsworth 20, Ball rundown to 34 points (c/back). I.McCormack 34 pts c.b R.Up P.Buckler 1st Sat Brunswick Heads (02) 6628 4495 Sat 20/2/09 Mens Whites Win: & M.Wright 18 def. W. Wilson & L. Wil- Results for Monday 18.2 Ambrose (4 34 pts C.Grade J.Roche 31 pts R.Up - Ocean Shores 52 defeated Cabarita 1st Sat 8-11am Casuarina Farmers’ Market 13. 18.02.10 Grade 2 - Cabarita 51 T.Potocnick,R.Corney,J.Krizman Losing son 17. J. Finney & P. Mann 26 def. L. person) Win: Noel Brinsmead, Glen L.Sheppard 30 pts B.R.D.to 29 pts c.b 0414 777 432 defeated Cudgen Leagues 33, Grade Rink B.Goldstone, G.Hallett,K.Berger Elsey & P. Griffith 12. S. Goldsmith & Henry, Kevin Jeans, Les Kafoa - net 46 Wednesday 17th 4.BB.B.Aggragate 1st Sun Banora Point Farmers’ Market 3 - Cabarita 38 defeated Pottsville 37. Kingscliff Ladies Bowls M. Crane 14 def. D. Cunnington & T. 4/8. R/up - Garry Carey, Sandy Daley, Win: K.Dean & J.Walker 75 pts R.Up 0417 759 777 23.02.10 Grade 3 - Mullumbimby 57 Wednesday Feb.10th. Win- Dixon 10. V. Young & B. Makin 23 def. Jan Boulton, Ted Boulton - net 46 5/8. R.Up I,Douglas 67 nett N.Pin 2nd 1st Sun Byron Bay (02) 6680 9703 defeated Cabarita 27. 25.02.10 Grade ner was Diane Jones, Runners up J. Roach & F. Hewitt 17 P. Reedy & J. Ball rundown to net 49 1/8. Results A.McLean 10th B.Harbison B.R.D 72 1st Sun Pottsville (02) 6676 4555 2 - Cabarita to play Brunswick Heads I.Fuller/A.Carruthers. Raffle 1st Prize. Wae 21 def. H. Mason & M. Gwynne for Thursday 18.2 - Stroke Winner nett c.b Thursday 18th Women’s 4 1st Sun Tweed Heads (07) 5599 1714 B. Massey, 2nd prize E. Eadie. Sec- 16. 17th February 2’S C. Murphy & R. -’A’ grade - Geoff Howell - net 56 - new B.B.B. Stableford Win: D.Stafford & Grade 3 - Cabarita to play Murwillum- 2nd Sat Kingscliff (02) 6674 0827 ond Round Win: Open Singles Davies 22 def. B. LeBoeuf & N. Bell 7 E. h/cap 8, R/up - Ted Boulton - net 57 - M.Shields 39 pts c.b R.Up C.Waugh & bah. 05.03.10 Grade 3 - Cabarita to 2nd Sun The Channon (02) 6688 6433 Championship D.Jones 25 def Bradley & L. Hodsdon 20 def. V. Moore new h/cap 10, Winner ‘B’ grade - Barry J.Williams 39 pts N.Pin 2nd M.Reynolds play Ocean Shores. 09.03.10 Grade 3 2nd Sun Chillingham 0437 041 023 Thursday Pair - Cabarita to play Pottsville. 11.03.10 N.Craven 23, S.Akers 25 def. E.Taylor. & R. Curtis 7. H. Bard- Dyson - net 58 (c/back) - new h/cap 8th J.Jenkins & J.Baker 10th J.Williams 2nd Sun Lennox Head (02) 6672 2874 Grade 3 - Cabarita to play Mullumbim- J.Scher 25 def B.Petri 23, W.Butler sley & B. Bitmead 17 (10 ends) def. S. 16, R/up - Merv Bryant - net 58 - new 14th J/Moore & J.Davis B,R,Down to 2nd Sun Coolangatta (07) 5533 8202 by. 23.02.10 Social Bowls - Winning def M.McCrindle on a forfeit. King- Jackson & J. Withington 17 (7 ends) L. h/cap 13, Winner ‘C’ grade - Ken Bag- 36 pts c.b Friday 19th February 2010 2nd Sun Tweed Heads (07) 5599 1714 Rink - B.Overall, C.Lynch, M.Rae. Con- fisher Triples played Monday 15th Spencer & M. Picking 21 def. J. Ryan & nall - net 54 (c/back) - new h/cap 21, Members Winner M.Calvert 38 pts solation - I.McGlasham, R.Lee, R.King. Feb. Win: S.Cancilier/J.Munn/D.O’Neill, J. Webster 19. Thursday 4’S N. Craig R/up - Yvonne Hawkins - net 54 - new B.R.D. to 34 pts c.b Saturday 20th 3rd Sat 8-11am Casuarina Farmers’ Market Raffles - M.Watson, M.Overall, J.Jones. Sth Tweed 6 + 45,2nd. M.Lyons/W. , N. Matheson, R. Wallace, G. Harrop h/cap 28. Ball rundown to net 61 February Individual V’S Par Winner 0414 777 432 Monthly Raffle - B.Petty. Visitors - Erica Munns/R.McRae Sth Tweed 6 + 34, 25 def. G. Lock, P. McNamara, S. Asser, Hole-in-One 9th hole - Stewart A.Grade J.Moen +4 R.Up A.Harrison 3rd Sat Mullumbimby (02) 6684 3370 Maddock, Salisbury and Judith Jones. 3rd. A.McKensie/G.Lane/C.Puddick, D. Kendall 13. A. Warman, J. Redman, Stoddart – YAY! +2 c.b Winner B.Grade G.Veares +6 3rd Sat Murwillumbah Cottage Markets 0417 759 777 Condong Men Musgrave Hill 4 + 30. 4th. N.Craven/C. S. Hambleton, E. Simpson 25 def. J. Results for Monday 22/2/10 - Stroke R.Up T.Grugan +4 Winner C.Grade 3rd Sun Ballina (02) 6687 4328 Wednesday: Win: L Muir, K Hall, R Smith/I.Azzopardi,Kingscliff 4 + 14, 5th Lyon, M. Riley, B. Ochard, V. Pridham & Monthly Medal – Winner Month- O.McCallum +9 R.Up K.Halls +6 Win- 3rd Sun Banora Point Farmers’ Market Fuller, Runners/up D Coates, B McLen- J.Boyd/W.Fielding/J/Kent,Pottsville 4 + 14. K. Henshaw, D. Stewart, M. Baxter, ly Medal - Keith Simpson Winner ‘A’ ner D.Grade B.Dobinson +11 R.Up 0417 759 777 nan, W Chislom. Lucky raffle win: Carlo 10, Round 1,2 & 3.Win: M.Maeno/R,. V. Philpot 27 def. P. Govett, E. Weston, grade - Ron Gibson - net 59 (c/back) B.Murray +2 c.b N.Pin 2nd P.Maskill 3rd Sun Nimbin (02) 6689 0000 C Sager, T Rowland, C Sager. Thursday Green/J.Cunningham Mermaid D. Evans, D. McNamara. A. Sargeant, - new h/cap 5, R/up - Des Arndell - net 8th J.Robertson 14th A.Kearney B/R/ 3rd Sun Pottsville (02) 6676 4555 3 bowl triples. 14 teams played and Beach. K.Watkins/T.Pask/J.Stevens L. Wiles, S. Ganter, N. Bell 27 def. A. 59 - new h/cap 11. Winner ‘B’ grade - Down to Square c.b. 3rd Sun Tweed Heads (07) 5599 1714 win: B Clifford, B Clifford $50 each , Paradise Point. M.Wright/J.Finney/A. Vermeulen, J. White, K. Davies, M. Keith Simpson - net 51 - new h/cap 16. SHOOTING 3rd Sun Uki (02) 6679 9026 runners/up C Douglas S Massey $25 Ebsworth,Tweed Heads. 9 Raffle Win: Gunton 11. L. KeHenbugh, M. Jarick, J. R/up - Bob Keane - net 57 - new h/cap Murwillumbah Pistol Club each. Saturday pennant trial at Len- were 1st. T.Pask, D.Miles. A.McKensie,V. Dodsley, J. Kerkow 28 def. D. Davis, N. 14. Winner ‘C’ grade - Jan Boulton 10-Feb-10; Air Pistol - A Uren 608, 4th Sat Kingscliff (02) 6674 0827 nox Head Div 1 Con 3-0 Div 3 1 -2 Div Gravolin, M.Still, J.Young, I Azzopardi Dowling, E. Deimel, J. Pearce 10. - net 57 - new h/cap 24, R/up - Geoff R Rees 574, J Lumsden 571, D Bes- 4th Sun Bangalow (02) 6687 1911 4/5 3-0 Div 6/7 3-0. S Massey, B Wicks, and M.Mantell. DARTS Curry - net 58 - new h/cap 20. Winner son 544. 13-Feb-10; Sports Pistol 4th Sun (in 5 Sun month) Coolangatta (07) 5533 8202 B Ayres, M Jaffray won the District Kingscliff Men Tweed Valley Putting Contest - Bob Keane - 24 putts. - M Rohrick 649, B Campbell 586, A 4th Sun Murwillumbah 0422 565 168 Open Fours. Tweed Valley Shield: Round 6 – A Results Monday 15.2 A Grade: Blues Ball rundown to net 62. Berry 584, D Stebbing 577, A Uren 4th Sun Tweed Heads (07) 5599 1714 Condong Cane Toads Division: Tweed Heads 50 d King- 10 def Hogan’s Heroes 5, Jokers 11 def Murwillumbah 576, S Nash 573, R Rees 572, D Gaz- Sunday 21st Cane Toads v Robina Fly- scliff 22: B Division: Tweed Heads 41 Gulls 4 and Cgulls and Tigers played Wednesday 10th Individual Stable- zard 549, S Stebbing 535, J Hoctor 5th Sun Nimbin (02) 6689 0000 ers Bowlers – win: G Stewart,P Reynolds, d Kingscliff 32. Round 7 at Tweed the friendly game. In B Grade Sharks ford Winner I,Campbell 62 nett R.Up I 532 J Traves 532, R King 526, H Gray 5th Sun Tweed Heads (07) 5599 1714 K Wheeldon and runners/up V Boyd, M Heads on Monday 29th. Round 4 of 11 def Lions 0, We’re Back 9 def Lefto- Douglas 67 nett N.Pin 2nd A.McLean 486. Centre Fire - D Stebbing 581, Reynolds, H Perost. Raffle win: J Dowl- Super Challenge Gold Division: vers 2 and Devils 8 def Chinderah Mis- 10th B.Harbison B.R.D 72 nett c.b J Lumsden 573, G Andronicus 562, FARMERS MARKETS ing, P Reynolds, T George, Kooka. Dis- The men won 1 rink and lost 4. The fits 3. Point Score subject to confirma- Thursday 11th Women’s Individual N Davis 561, J Gove 560, W Gray 459. Each Sat 8-11am Bangalow (02) 6687 1137 trict triples at Byron Bay Sunday J ladies lost both rinks. 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AOOB Meditation Centre, Mermaid Waters, welcome. For info call 02 6674 2074. 07 5575 2126, email:goldcoast@ Australasian Order of Old Bastards au.bkwsu.org Community garden Twin Towns Branch next monthly Drama school Committed people with time avail- meeting Friday, March 5, at South Water meeting able for non-profit committee for a Tweed Sports Club, Tweed Heads Another public meeting on the community garden. First meeting South at 2pm (DST) in the Secret comes to shire’s water-supply options will be Saturday, March 6, at 2pm. For info Garden Room. Names and money held at Uki Hall on Saturday, Febru- call David on 02 6672 7014. are due for next bus trip on April ary 27, at 2pm. There will be some Mur’bah 11, intending members invited to guest speakers on environmental Exit meeting attend. issues and a short film and slide Exit International meeting on end CWA sausage sizzle show. The Environment Defenders of life choices. Friday, March 12. Office from Lismore will advise on Phone Elaine on 07 5535 1151. Kingscliff Country Womens As- legislative requirements on the dam sociation meets on the 2nd Tuesday options and help write submissions, WONFA of the month at Cudgen Leagues which close on March 26. Come We Ought Never Feel Alone Club at 9.30am. We are holding a along and have your say. sausage sizzle outside Woolies at (WONFA) variety morning on March Kingscliff on March 27. All proceeds VIEW clubs 2 featuring soloist Robyn Green and go to our disaster fund. ‘The Early History of Cudgen and Twin Towns Day View Club meets Chinderah’ with Felicia Cecil from VIEW clubs on the first Thursday of every 11am at Kingscliff Uniting Church, month at the South Tweed Sports 24 Kingscliff St. Lunch will follow, Twin Towns Evening View Club Club, 4 Minjungbal Drive. Call Freda donation $5. RSVP to Estelle 6676 meets every second Wednesday, on 07 5524 1357. A trading table 2577 by March 1. next meet is March 10 at Tweed will operate this month and new Heads Bowls Club. 6.30pm for 7pm. members welcome. Lifeball Victoria Cosford Drama teacher Sophie Macken, centre, with students Kaleb Women of all ages are welcome. En- and Rosie King doing some face-expression exercises. joy a great meal and guest speaker, Friday food giveaway Lifeball is an exercise sport similar to netball but played at a walking A performance school for pri- Olwen Anderson on ‘How to lower Food giveway for aged pensioner your cholesterol naturally’. Call pace by senior men and women. mary-school children has been in Murwillumbah after teach- drama/performance pathway card holders, at new time 10-30am Come and have a try. Sessions held established in Murwillumbah. ing some local children drama can also help even the most re- Barbara on 07 5523 1057 by 1pm to 1pm (DST) Fridays only. At the Monday, March 8, with attendees, every Tuesday 9.30am-11.30am at The Magic School drama and discovering that ‘the kids served child grow in self-esteem ibar, Wharf St, Tweed Heads. Thanks Tweed Supersports Centre, Chinde- apologies and guests. to all who have donated packet and group will cater for all primary wanted more’. Her main thrust and find their confidence.’ rah, $5 per person. Contact Jill (02) school students in a series of will be building self-esteem The venue is the Autumn tinned food but more needed. For 66740636 or George (07) 55244558 Biochar talk info call Lorraine on 0755 998612 or after-school classes offering and confidence. Club, next door to the library ‘Biochar, Ancient Solutions To Thelma on 07 5536 3037. U3A drama, dance, performance, ‘It’s one of the best ways that in Murwillumbah. ‘The idea’, Modern Problems’ is the title of an speech and voice lessons. I can help kids with this, I’ve Sophie said, ‘is to give a per- interesting slide show and talk by Wed food giveaway U3A Twin Towns would like to wel- come new and existing members Primary school teacher So- noticed’, she said. formance to the public at the renowned environmentalist Dr Paul Free food giveaway for struggling to a year of learning, sharing and phie Macken will be manning Each aspect of the course is end of the year. We’ll start with Taylor presented by Climate Action pensioners on Wednesday 12.30pm making friends. Courses include the project, assisted by one Now (CAN) at the Imperial Hotel, DST at iBar Tweed Heads. More designed to improve students’ a series of classes to see how astronomy, astrology, painting, Murwillumbah, on Thursday, March non perishable food donations are other. She told The Echo that self-esteem, voice projection it goes – I’ve got hopes it will digital photograph, Australian 11, at 6.30pm. All welcome. desperately needed as our queue she had previously worked and creativity, with the classes go far!’ So far about 20 local history, Japanese conversation. gets longer every week. It is sad for Brian Dale and the Bright suited to those children with kids are enrolled. For further Starting March 16, illustrations and Latin dancing when the end of the queue arrives cartooning. For info call 07 5599 Lights school on and off for five talent or ‘an obvious creative information or to enrol contact Fun Latin dancing offers a great way and there is nothing left. Please years in both Ballina and Byron flair’ as well as ‘those who seek Sophie Macken on 0411 203 to meet new friends and enjoy the 2249 between 10am-1pm (DST). help us keep the pensioners eating. Bay, largely teaching drama. the spotlight.’ 508 or email sophmacken@ wonderful music of the Caribbean, Terri 0414 376 057 Cuba and South America while Family night She was inspired to start up According to Sophie, ‘a hotmail.com learning the steps to salsa, meren- Parenting program Global Care family food and fun night every third Saturday (next one prostateawarnenessaustralia.com organisations in our region. The ‘five gue, cha cha and other dances. No Pottsville Beach Neighbourhood Hospital auxiliary Feb 27) at Christian Outreach Cen- most wanted’ volunteer vacan- partners needed, easy to learn. At Centre (PBNC) and Parents and Tweed Hospital Auxiliary meetings tre, Prince Street, Murwillumbah. Volunteering cies this week include: Kingscliff, the Gecko Hall, Currumbin. For info Teachers present 1-2-3 Magic, are held on the first Monday of Entry $5 for family $2.50 for singles Malfunction Surf Festival assistants; call Neville 0437 733 891. a popular parenting program, every month in the Islander Room Looking for a way to gain work includes tea and entertainment. All Bray Park, kitchen hand; Tweed for carers of children 2-12yrs, to in the Tweed Civic Centre. New experience, meet friends and/or Toastmasters welcome. Also free sausage sizzle Shire, sports program development strengthen family relationships. All members welcome. For info call contribute to your community? officer; Pottsville, cleaner; Kingscliff, Murwillumbah Toastmasters next every third Saturday at Murwillum- sessions free. Wednesday, March Merle on 07 5536 1441. Each week NORTEC Volunteering group assistant (aged care); For info meeting on March 4 will feature a bah markets. For info call Glenn on 17, 24 and 31, 6pm-8pm, PBNC, 12a has around 200 volunteer positions on these visit www.nortecltd.com. speech by a competition-winning 0422 741558. Prostate awareness Elizabeth Street, Pottsville Beach. available through community au or call 02 6672 8288. speaker. Guests welcome, call Marg Bookings essential, call Angela on Red Cross Prostate Awarness Twin Towns and 02 6677 0575 or Phil 02 6677 9388 02 6676 4555 or email admin@ Tweed Coast’s first meeting for the Full moon March 1 03:38 for details. pottsbnc.ngo.org.au no later than Tweed Heads Red Cross Branch year will be held at Twin Towns Third quarter March 8 02:42 MARCH 2010 Friday, March 12. will resume monthly meetings on Services Club, Friday, Feb 5 in the New moon March 16 08:01 Astronomical data Vintage film night 2nd Friday of each month in the Anzac Room, starting at 2pm (DST) First quarter March 23 22:00 and tides Friends of the Tweed River Regional Music club community room at Tweed City with special guest speaker Graeme Full moon March 30 13:25 Museum are hosting a vintage Tweed Links Music Club, enjoy Shopping Centre, commencing Sait on the immune system as our Day of Sun Sun Moon Moon High tide, Low tide, month rise set rise set height (m) height (m) film night at the Regent Cinema, with morning tea at 9.30am. Visitors best health provider. Entry fee $5, an afternoon of entertainment at 1 M 0637 1919 1926 0651 0933,1.93; 2204,1.69 0313,0.21; 1558,0.11 Murwillumbah, on Thursday, May welcome, form info call Joyce on 07 lucky door prizes. All welcome. For Coolangatta Tweed Heads Golf 2 T 0638 1918 2003 0759 1021,1.84; 2250,1.73 0406,0.19; 1639,0.16 13, at 6pm. 5524 1277. info visit our new website www. Club, Sunday, March 7, 2pm (DST). 3 W 0638 1916 2041 0905 1110,1.71; 2336,1.73 0500,0.22; 1718,0.25 Dancing, singing, quartet and a 4 T 0639 1915 2121 1011 1159,1.54 0553,0.29; 1759,0.36 Garden club variety instrumental group. $5 for EMERGENCY NUMBERS 5 F 0640 1914 2204 1115 0022,1.70; 1247,1.37 0649,0.38; 1838,0.48 The Murwillumbah Garden Club club members, $10 non-members, Please stick this by your phone 6 S 0640 1913 2250 1218 0111,1.64; 1340,1.22 0749,0.48; 1921,0.59 bus trip to Queensland Dahlia no bookings necessary. For info call 7 S 0641 1912 2340 1317 0203,1.56; 1440,1.12 0855,0.57; 2014,0.68 Elaine on 07 5590 7870. Society show at Mount Cootha on EMERGENCY ONLY AMBULANCE, FIRE, POLICE ...... 000 8 M 0642 1911 1411 0303,1.49; 1556,1.07 1008,0.61; 2121,0.73 Saturday, March 20. Cost $25 per AMBULANCE Kingscliff, Tweed Heads, Murwillumbah .... 131 233 9 T 0642 1910 0033 1500 0414,1.45; 1717,1.09 1119,0.62; 2237,0.74 head bus only. Bus departs Sun- Science fiction MURWILLUMBAH HOSPITAL ...... 02 6672 1822 10 W 0643 1909 0128 1543 0523,1.45; 1819,1.15 1219,0.58; 2345,0.70 nyside at 8am, returns around 5pm. Science fiction fans interested in 11 T 0643 1908 0223 1621 0620,1.49; 1905,1.23 1305,0.53 EMERGENCY ...... 02 6672 0230 Bookings and payment to be made forming a group to discus this sub- 12 F 0644 1907 0318 1656 0706,1.53; 1943,1.31 0040,0.63; 1343,0.47 at Beveleys on Main Street, Friday ject, call Felix Jenkins 02 6674 2023. TWEED HEADS HOSPITAL ...... 07 5536 1133 13 S 0645 1905 0412 1727 0745,1.57; 2017,1.38 0125,0.57; 1415,0.42 March 12, between 9am-11am. For FIRE BRIGADE 14 S 0645 1904 0505 1757 0821,1.60; 2048,1.45 0204,0.51; 1445,0.39 info call Len on 6672 2020 or Steve Mental health Kingscliff ...... 02 6674 1271 15 M 0646 1903 0557 1825 0855,1.61; 2119,1.51 0241,0.46; 1515,0.37 on 6672 2273. Mental Health carers meetings for Murwillumbah ...... 02 6672 8305 16 T 0646 1902 0650 1855 0929,1.59; 2150,1.57 0317,0.43; 1542,0.37 next month: Mondays March 2 and Tweed Heads ...... 07 5536 2222 17 W 0647 1901 0744 1925 1002,1.55; 2223,1.61 0355,0.41; 1610,0.38 Croquet club 16. Families and friends of people Tweed Rural Fire Service ...... 02 6672 7888 18 T 0648 1900 0839 1958 1038,1.50; 2257,1.64 0433,0.41; 1639,0.41 The Murwillumbah Croquet Club with mental illness are welcome POLICE NON EMERGENCIES 24/7 ...... 131 444 19 F 0648 1859 0936 2035 1115,1.43; 2333,1.64 0514,0.43; 1711,0.46 20 S 0649 1857 1036 2116 1157,1.35 0548,0.46; 1745,0.51 is introducing a new fun game of to share friendship, information Tweed Heads ...... 07 5536 0999 21 S 0649 1856 1136 2204 0015,1.62; 1244,1.26 0647,0.50; 1827,0.58 mallet sport. To celebrate the club is and experiences with other carers Murwillumbah ...... 02 6672 9499 offering free lessons every Sunday from 10am on the first and third 22 M 0650 1855 1237 2259 0103,1.59; 1341,1.19 0745,0.54; 1918,0.64 Kingscliff ...... 02 6674 9399 in March from 2-4pm. Come alone Mondays in each month at the 23 T 0650 1854 1334 0201,1.56; 1451,1.15 0857,0.55; 2027,0.68 STATE EMERGENCY SERVICE ...... 132 500 or bring your friends to the club at Tweed Heads Library, Brett Street 24 W 0651 1853 1428 0000 0312,1.56; 1615,1.16 1015,0.52; 2149,0.67 Knox Park. For more information (no public holidays). Knowledge- Tweed Heads ...... 07 5524 1349 25 T 0651 1852 1516 0105 0428,1.60; 1730,1.25 1124,0.45; 2307,0.60 phone the club on 6672 2064 or able volunteer members of the Murwillumbah ...... 02 6676 7355 26 F 0652 1850 1600 0213 0538,1.68; 1830,1.37 1222,0.36 Margaret 0407 901 025 (flat shoes Tweed Valley Mental Health Carers LIFELINE ...... 131 114 27 S 0653 1849 1641 0321 0637,1.76; 1921,1.51 0015,0.49; 1313,0.27 only required). Network assist. Inquiries (07) 5524 GOLD COAST HELICOPTER RESCUE SERVICE .....07 5598 0222 28 S 0653 1848 1718 0428 0731,1.81; 2009,1.64 0114,0.38; 1359,0.22 4556. TWEED COAST AIR SEA RESCUE ...... 07 5536 9333 29 M 0654 1847 1755 0535 0823,1.80; 2054,1.74 0209,0.29; 1442,0.20 30 T 0654 1846 1833 0642 0913,1.75; 2139,1.82 0302,0.23; 1523,0.23 Positive thinking DOMESTIC VIOLENCE 24 hour crisis line ...... 1800 656 463 31 W 0655 1845 1912 0748 1001,1.66; 2223,1.85 0355,0.22; 1603,0.29 Learn simple and practical Prayer day ANIMAL WELFARE (RSPCA) ...... 07 5536 5135 All times are Daylight Savings Time. Time lags: Ballina Boat techniques to help you achieve a World Day of Prayer for Cameroon, NSW Wildlife Information & Rescue Service (WIRES) . 02 6628 1898 Dock: 15 min; Byron Bay: nil; Brunswick River Highway Bridge: more balanced and positive life West Africa, Friday, March 5, to be WILDLIFE CARERS TWEED VALLEY ...... 02 6672 4789 high 30 min, low 1 hr; Mullumbimby: 1 hr 10 min; Billinudgel: through this free workshop on held at Uniting Church, Kingscliff, 3 hr 55 min; Chinderah: high 1 hr 30 min, low 2 hr; Terranora CURRUMBIN SANCTUARY ...... 07 5534 1266 Inlet: high 2 hr 10 min, low 2 hr 25 min; Murwillumbah: high Saturday, February 27, 2pm to 4pm. 24 Kingscliff Street, Kingscliff, from SEA WORLD ...... 07 5588 2222 2 hr 30 min, low 2 hr 50 min. Tides in bold indicate high tide of Call Brahma Kumaris Raja Yoga 10am, followed by morning tea. All 1.7m or more and low tide of 0.3m or less. Data courtesy of the National Tidal Centre. www.tweedecho.com.au The Tweed Shire Echo February 25, 2010 31 Backburner
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