THE TWEED www.tweedecho.com.au Volume 3 #45 Thursday, July 21, 2011 Advertising and news enquiries: Phone: (02) 6672 2280 [email protected] [email protected] pages 8-9 CAB 21,000 copies every week AUDIT LOCAL & INDEPENDENT Council to spend Rare snail found millions fighting erosion at dam wall site Luis Feliu Herald the government’s plan to dust off the $67 million dam proposal was A Byrrill Creek resident claims to ‘damaging, expensive and entirely have found an endangered Mitchell’s avoidable’. Rainforest Snail near the edge of the ‘Th e minister has embarked on a proposed new dam wall, as the news war against the environmental pro- of the state government’s recent deci- tections that were put in place based sion to review a ban on the dam hit on sound scientifi c evidence,’ Dr Kaye Sydney media this week. said. Resident and anti-dam activist John Minister for Primary Industries, Morrison told Th e Echo he found and Katrina Hodgkinson, quietly an- photographed what he believed to be nounced the review earlier this month one of the rare pyramid-shaped snails in response to questions from the lo- (theresites mitchellae) on a log amid cal ABC News team. The minister deep leaf litter at Pretty Gully, Byrrill had been lobbied by vocal pro-dam Creek in the shadow of Mt Warning Tweed mayor Kevin Skinner, who had last Monday. used his casting vote to get the new Mr Morrison said he reported the dam plan up, and his factional ally Cr Steve Spencer This picture shows the dramatic extent of the erosion in front of the public finding to the Australian National Warren Polglase. Kingscliff Beach caravan park after the latest scouring of the foreshore by Museum’s Atlas of Living Australia Dr Kaye said the two ‘have had A crisis meeting to tackle the erosion big tides. Council work crews and contractors relocated around half a dozen project which catalogues Australia’s their patience rewarded’. emergency at Kingscliff has decided cabins to save them from being destroyed by the big tides. biodiversity aft er he learnt the snail ‘It took the new Primary Industries to spend an extra $255,000 in an at- Photo Jeff ‘Dropping In’ Dawson was listed as critically endangered Minister less than 100 days to throw tempt to stop more of the foreshore under federal legislation and endan- out the scientifi c evidence behind the from tumbling into the ocean. manager Richard Adams said in a Management Plan. gered under NSW law. water-sharing plan and reopen the Workers this week relocated beach- press release that the trust was trying ‘Council has allocated $3 million in Th e fi nd of the rare, air-breathing divisive debate over the future of Byr- front cabins further away from the to protect the source of income the loan funds as its contribution, and at land snail comes as NSW Greens MP rill Creek. erosion zone to stop them toppling Kingscliff Beach Holiday Park pro- this critical stage would greatly appre- John Kaye told the Sydney Morning continued on page 2 into the sea. vides for the maintenance and en- ciate any fi nancial contribution the Th e Tweed Shire Council meeting hancement of Tweed Crown reserves. state or federal governments are able decided to build another 70 metres of Holiday park fl ow-on to provide to implement this proj- sandbag wall in front of the Kingscliff ect to restore the public amenity of Beach Holiday Park as a temporary ‘Council and the trust understand Kingscliff and ensure the commercial measure. the important fl ow-on eff ect to the lo- sustainability of the Kingscliff com- Th is is on top of $140,000 in emer- cal business community which results munity. gency works taking place in front of from tourists staying in the holiday ‘Council, acting as the Trust, will the Holiday Park and south of the park,’ Mr Adams said. seek urgent representation through Cudgen Headland Surf Life Saving ‘Council and the trust’s long-term the local state members of parliament Club. strategy is to nourish Kingscliff for emergency funding and to expe- But this money is dwarfed by the $3 beach with 300,000 cubic metres dite a long-term solution. million earmarked by the council to of sand extracted from the Tweed The council is in the process of permanently safeguard the crumbling River downstream of Barneys Point securing a licence to complete these foreshore. 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If you like Although the church had our stories, let our advertisers know! undergone renovations, Alan ‘If Katrina Hodgkinson was understood modern least-cost, Polglase and Youngblutt who says it had retained much of looking for something to re- integrated water planning, she pushed through the new dam its character. view, she need go no further would have told Tweed Coun- option instead. than Tweed Council’s abysmal cil to look at the cheaper and A council report has already failure to look at water reuse less destructive options, rather identified 45 threatened fauna and efficiency measures before than re-opening the entirely species, including the giant pushing ahead with a damag- discredited Byrrill Creek dam barred frog, the double-eyed ing, expensive and entirely project’. fig parrot, spotted-tail quoll avoidable dam project. The council’s water manager, and brush-tailed rock wal- ‘Tweed Council has failed David Oxenham, told the SMH laby, with many flora species in its duty to minimise water that requests to the NSW Of- and two endangered ecological household bills by looking for fice of Water for ‘the relevant communities in a five-kilome- the lowest cost options. Prima- studies and reports which tre radius of Byrrill Creek. ry Industries Minister Katrina justified why Byrrill Creek Council warned Hodgkinson has now made was singled out from all other herself complicit in their push streams within the Tweed Riv- Save Byrrill Creek cam- for an expensive dam. er Area’ remained unanswered. paigner Joanna Gardner said Science unequivocal Ironically, in the same is- federal environment minister sue, a former Tweed council Tony Burke was aware of the ‘The scientific evidence on water-unit officer, Paul Taylor, proposed dam and has ‘warned the Byrrill Creek is unequivo- said in a letter to the editor that the council of the potential ap- cal. The Water Sharing Plan the Bray Park water treatment plication of the Environment which ruled out the $67 mil- plant cost ratepayers close to Protection and Biodiversity lion dam was based on an $100 million and ‘the previous Conservation Act’. extensive survey of the inun- government and the Tweed Mr Morrison said the snail dation which encountered 12 council see only one way to was first spotted by his five- threatened species. The study pay for it: handing huge strips year-old grandson during a showed that the creek itself is of the coast to developers so garden cleanup and returned largely undisturbed and of- they can carve it up into sub- to the leaf litter beyond the gar- fered important environmental divisions: More houses means den area, which is about 200 and recreational values. more water meters means metres upstream from the site ‘Despite the strength of the more for council coffers’. of the proposed dam wall. case against the dam, Katrina Last year, a lengthy commu- He said the find emphasised Hodgkinson is questioning nity consultation process on what the scientific community the scientific findings and re- options for boosting the shire’s have been saying all along re- opening a divisive debate at the water supply recommended garding the importance of the behest of the conservatives on doubling the capacity of the area for biodiversity conserva- Tweed Council. existing Clarrie Hall Dam by tion and Tweed Shire. ‘Katrina Hodgkinson is be- raising the dam wall, but that For information on the liv- ing irresponsible. 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Several hecklers were ejected Photo Steve Spencer from the public gallery during the debate, as councillors voted four to three (Crs Katie Milne, Barry Longland and Joan van Lieshout against) to approve the track on the Murwillum- bah industrial estate, aft er the racing club relocates from its current home at Border Park in West Tweed Heads. Supporters from the Friends EAGLE VALE of the Hound held a dem- onstration outside the coun- Any 2 for $25 cil chambers just before this interest,’ said Cr Longland. had changed her mind about Shiraz, Cabernet Merlot, week’s meeting, bringing along ‘Our shire will be used as a the greyhound industry aft er Semillon Sauvignon Blanc, several ex-racing greyhounds vehicle to promote gambling. doing ‘an awful lot of research’. they say were saved from being Th ere is no social benefi t for She said the industry was the Chardonnay RRP $20 each ‘put down’ aft er ‘failing to run the wider Tweed community.’ fi ft h largest employer on the fast enough’. Councillors were told that Far North Coast. 32 Marine Parade, Kingscliff Angry scenes followed in- only about 80 people attended ‘If people knew how many ­äÓ®ÊÈÈÇ{Ên{ääÊUÊÜÜÜ°i““>˜ÕiÃ‡Üˆ˜ià œ«°Vœ“°>Õ side the council chamber with the dog races, but they would greyhounds are housed in this mayor Kevin Skinner repeat- be televised nationally on Sky area they would be amazed,’ edly warning people in the TV, with Mt Warning as a she said. public gallery to stop shouting backdrop in some of the im- Cr Phil Youngblutt said out. ages. greyhound breeding was no Several people were eject- diff erent to the rearing of cattle Christmas is coming early at ed by security as protesters Using World dogs that were ‘bred to work’. swapped insults with grey- Heritage area as ‘Th ey are looked aft er better hound breeders. than many human beings,’ he Bangalow 2479 Th ree councillors attempted racetrack backdrop said. ‘For many of these breed- to stop the $5.6 million proj- ‘I’m not comfortable that our ers it is their life’s work.’ ect, saying the track would not World Heritage area should be Cr Katie Milne said the track ...and we’d like you to celebrate with us. fi t well with the Tweed Shire’s used as a backdrop for a race- would not fi t with ‘the charac- We’re having a huge Christmas in July Sale image. track,’ said Cr Longland. ter of the Tweed Valley’ and Deputy mayor Barry Long- Cr Joan van Lieshout said there was a 2,000-signature on Bangalow market weekend, 23-24 July, land said the land was ear- she believed the greyhound petition against the proposal. to clear all winter stock. marked for industrial use and racing industry was involved ‘We all know how beautiful Everything in store including jewellery, not a racing track. in cruelty to animals. these animals are and how sen- ‘It’s not the best use of this ‘We should attract the right sitive. I don’t think they should designer fashion labels, chandeliers, land and the promotion of industries to the shire,’ she said. be using these animals for en- antiques & homewares will be reduced gambling is not in the public But Cr Dot Holdom said she tertainment.’ by 50% and more. Tweed Valley inspires fantasy trilogy Bangalow 2479 Cnr Byron & Station Streets, Bangalow Kate McIntosh I’m crazy or not’. Born in Port Moresby in the Banora Point author Cath 1950s, Caths says her parents Sherwood always thought the nicknamed her ‘Th e Spook’ for Tweed Valley was magic. her ability to contact people on So much so in fact it inspired the other side. her to write a fantasy adventure After turning 18 she spent trilogy set in the Mt Warning three years in an ashram, caldera. where she trained in natural TriUnia, the fi rst book in the healing and massage, going illustrated Earth Speak series, on to work as a counsellor for is the story of what happens youth and domestic violence when the idyllic existence of services. Cath Sherwood’s adventure three children and their animal Cath is now seeking spon- fantasy series is set in the friends comes under threat. sorship to help distribute the Green Cauldron. Photo Jeff Local readers will easily rec- books and hopes the series will ‘Muddle Earth’ Dawson ognise the references to well inspire a wider green move- known places in the Tweed, from the area, from my point ment towards protecting the including Fig Tree Valley, Th e of view and perceptions; I’ve caldera’s unique biodiversity. Siding and Tumble Gum. put it all into the book.’ ‘We can be the change,’ she Cath, who lived in Murwil- Featuring striking illustra- said. lumbah for 25 years, says she tions by Alstonville artist Lisa ‘We have the technology, the drew heavily on her own ex- Knight, the trilogy is aimed passion and the business heads periences in the area, as well as at young readers 10 years and to be able to do it.’ her affi nity with nature and the over, although Cath says many Cath is currently working spiritual world. elements can be enjoyed by on the second and third instal- ‘Th e book is born of years of adults too. ments in the series, which are love of the true magic that life She jokes that she decided due for release later this year. is and making it real in my life,’ to write her series in the fan- More info about the book she said. tasy genre so people could series is available at www.triu- ‘I’ve drawn strong infl uences ‘make up their own mind if nia.com.

www.tweedecho.com.au Th e Tweed Shire Echo July 21, 2011 5 Local News Abbott spruiks baseless fantasies aul Keating sums up whole country into recession to erately putting in the boot. these Treasury forecasts are Tony Abbott’s current achieve his ambition. Abbott is, of course, perfect- out by 100 per cent – and the P political message thus: Ignoring the scientists, ly entitled to oppose the car- Treasury was just about spot Volume 3 #45 July 21, 2011 ‘Give me the job or I’ll wreck economists, the CSIRO, the bon tax and campaign against on about the far more disrup- the place.’ federal Treasury, the Produc- its introduction. tive GST – the carbon tax will Well, it takes one to know tivity Commission and any But he is not entitled to do so make very little diff erence to Holding back the tide one. This was precisely the other rational voices seeking by making up totally baseless the domestic economy; it isn’t spirit in which Keating con- to restore the debate to a sen- fantasies with the sole aim of meant to. Is sand replenishment for Kingscliff beach the long-term solution? ducted his own campaign to sible level, Abbott continues to frightening the voters. It is meant to change spend- In addressing the recent dramatic erosion taking place there, coun- wrest the Labor Party leader- barnstorm the country rant- Industries are not about to ing patterns, not to curtail cil decided to battle on relentlessly against this natural event, de- ship from Bob Hawke in 1991. ing about towns wiped off the close down; the latest fore- them. Some things will cer- spite the huge cost to ratepayers. The plan, apart from building an He made it clear that he was map, industries closed down, cast is for the coal industry to tainly become more expensive, expensive protective rock wall at the front of the van park like the not going to give up, and un- but as they do, cheaper alter- one recently built for the bowls club next door, is to pump a lot of less and until he succeeded natives will become available sand from the Tweed River onto the depleted beach, similar to the he would continue to destabi- – Economics 101. sandpumping operation at nearby Fingal Head which re-nourishes At a time when the economy is lise the government and deny So far at least Julia Gillard the tourist-drawcard beaches of the southern Gold Coast. vulnerable, the leader of the loyal Hawke any clear air in which has failed to get this message But that multi-million-dollar plan went awry as well when too to assert his authority. opposition is quite deliberately across due largely to the fact much sand ended up on Kirra, Coolangatta and Rainbow Bay beaches, making them more like a desert landscape and obliterat- And eventually the party putting in the boot. that, as Abbott keeps remind- ing the world-famous Kirra Point surf break. Both the state govern- succumbed; not because they ing us, before the election ments have battled with that thorny problem for years. Beach ero- particularly wanted Keating as she said there would not be a sion is mostly a natural part of the weather cycle and not a ‘natural leader, but because it was the by Mungo MacCallum carbon tax at all; her change disaster,’ as some like to call it in order to extract state funding. only way to end the impasse. of mind since has provoked a Sand replenishment worked temporarily earlier this year when Most leadership challenges backlash of resentment that council spent over half a million dollars to restore Kingscliff beach follow a similar path; Hawke’s the loss of untold thousands double in size in spite of the John Howard’s ‘non-core’ in time for the state surf lifesaving titles held there. It didn’t take own pursuit of Bill Hayden and of jobs and the bankrupting carbon tax. It, like the whole promises never did. long for all that sand to disappear and now Tweed ratepayers are John Howard’s relentless un- of the nation’s households – economy, will grow at a mar- And Abbott is stoking the wondering when the fi nancial bleeding will stop. dermining of Andrew Peacock Australia’s economy, indeed its ginally slower pace than it resentment and thriving on it, If beachfront cabins have had to be relocated away from the are obvious examples while entire way of life, reduced to might otherwise have. and brutally driving down the erosion zone, how much longer before the whole van park should Malcolm Turnbull’s more gen- a grim third-world socialism. And the same applies to jobs: economy in the process. be closed down? The park will cost ratepayers dearly if council tlemanly removal of Brendan And by doing so, he is in overall many more will be cre- Th ere used to be serious stric- continues to try to shore it up. Nelson would probably have grave danger of spruiking a ated, but not quite as many as tures on politicians who took There were no qualms years ago when council closed down the gone the same way if Nelson self-fulfilling prophecy, even without the tax. this road; the voters punished popular Border Park van park at the Jack Evans Harbour foreshore had not eff ectively given up. without the introduction of a Of course, there will be some them for what was seen as put- and Kingscliff locals and visitors would probably welcome the And Abbott’s own execution carbon tax or any other kind movement within and between ting their own political advan- beachfront used for passive open recreation. Why throw more of Turnbull was so speedy only of policy. industries, as there always has tage above that of their country, millions at it? Do we then move sand pumping operations further because his backers, led by the Consumer confidence is been; particularly in times of a stance akin to treason. south as erosion bites? Where will it all end? Unlike the Border Park ruthless Nick Minchin, made it plummeting and many invest- high employment, as we have Th at appears not to be hap- facility which was not aff ected by coastal erosion, the Kingscliff van clear that the alternative was a ment decisions are delayed, not now and can confi dently ex- pening to Abbott in the pre- park really does need closing down, instead of having more money civil war which would drag on because of fear of a carbon tax pect to continue, the Austral- sent case; his mendacious and wasted trying to save it. until they got their way. but because of the uncertainty ian work force is a mobile one. short-sighted demagoguery But the biggest joke on ratepayers is that council, as trustee of Seen from outside, these dis- induced by Abbott’s threat to But with or without a carbon is somehow more acceptable these parks, is pushing ahead with an unpopular van park proposal putes look petty, even child- repeal it. tax, the prospect has seldom to a jaded electorate than the further south at Cabarita: yes, right on the beachfront. Will they ish: the temper tantrums of a Th e housing sector is slip- been brighter. cause about which they were ever learn? spoiled child screaming: ‘It’s ping and retail sales are already And as for the cost of liv- so enthusiastic less than fi ve my toy and I can break it if I in the doldrums. ing: the predicted increase is years ago. Tweed Shire Echo want to.’ Obviously Abbott is not to 0.7 per cent, barely one quarter And if Abbott can indeed in- Publisher David Lovejoy Th ey were of serious, even blame for all of the slump; the of that imposed by the GST, duce suffi cient fear to force the Editor Luis Feliu life-threatening importance economic situation in Europe and for most people there will economy into recession, why, Advertising Manager Angela Cornell to the party, but had little ef- and the United States is con- Accounts Manager Simon Haslam be compensation even for that this may be just what he needs Production Manager Ziggi Browning fect on the lives of the general tributing to a worldwide reluc- small amount. to propel him into the Lodge. ¼/ iʍœLʜvÊ>ʘiÜë>«iÀʈÃÊ̜ÊVœ“vœÀÌÊÌ iÊ>vyʈVÌi`Ê>˜`Ê>vyʈVÌ populace. tance to spend. 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6 July 21, 2011 Th e Tweed Shire Echo www.tweedecho.com.au Letters www.tweedecho.com.au Th e sky-is-falling-run-for-the-hills-we’re-all-ruined tax Q If you put money into an ac- But once I pushed beyond the know the extent of the icecaps. defeatist outlook, stemming So I applaud the ALP, the nesses pass on their costs. count to assist your future, it’s pain and stiff ness I discovered Th us we can work out the dif- from the distorted self-interest Greens and Independents for I was very pleased to hear called investing or saving. the joys of cycling again and ference in forcing between the of business as usual, combined the Carbon Tax and the plan Bob Brown last Saturday ad- If you borrow money to I encourage everybody who middle of the last ice age, when with the denialist ideologies for a comprehensive clean dressing a press conference buy a house to have future can to partake of this healthy the mean global temperature of their apologists. In fact we energy policy. The Gillard in Brisbane, applauding Julia residential security, it is a loan exercise. was five degrees cooler, and have everything we need, if we government has established Gillard for her great negotiat- but still seen as an investment Apart from the fi tness angle, the present extraglacial: 3.5 can inspire courage and gener- Australia, the highest per cap- ing skills and saying that she or a good choice of expendi- cycling is a great time to think. watts per square metre, due osity of spirit, to save our butts ita carbon-emitting country was a person who kept her ture. It clears the mind and connects to the reduced ice sheets, and by rapidly deploying a low car- in the developed world, as a word. The government has Yet how can spending us with nature. We cyclists are three watts due to greenhouse bon emission economy while much-needed international taken bold steps in the eff ort money on assisting the ef- also helping our ailing planet gases. Th us we can calculate creating fuller employment, leader in the eff ort to address to combat climate change in ficiency of the natural re- by not using nasty, smelly, pol- the climate sensitivity as fi ve and a safer and happier world. climate change. Our govern- the face of a contentious po- source that supplies us luting cars every time we want degrees per 6.5 watts or about Paul Taylor, PhD ment is embracing the car- litical environment and pow- everything be called a tax? to go out. three quarters of a degree per (emailed from Germany) bon-reduction plan as a way erful special interests. Th is is human stupidity at its Of course we are still breath- watt. A doubling of CO2 leads to stimulate the economy and As the world’s biggest ex- highest. Calling an invest- ing out that nasty carbon gas, to a climate forcing of four Q If we don’t get climate change keep Australia competitive. porter of coal, Australia is ment a cost is just plain idi- but I am working on that, aft er watts, so the sensitivity to a sorted, there really is no other It is designed to protect not lacking in well-funded otic. all we don’t want to add to the doubling of CO2 is three de- question that is going to be so consumers and ensure a climate deniers. For example, Th e climate changes every greenhouse eff ect by breath- grees. Th is is not theory, this overwhelming in terms of the smooth transition for in- the Institute of Public Aff airs, day; it’s not about climate ing out. Because I do not trust is empirical. confl icts, the struggle for re- dustry. Gillard’s proposal in- which is funded by major change, it’s about us using our AGW figures I am labelled Our civilisation developed sources, the climate refugees cludes targeted tax cuts and mining and oil companies in resources more effi ciently. a global warming denier. Yet I in the unusually stable climate and the wars, which will en- rebates for consumers drawn Australia, funds and enables When big business do this, have discovered the joys of the and sea level that has existed sue, as well as wondrous lo- from the revenue generated fringe climate change sceptics. they call it a capital invest- treadly, not those powered by since the last ice age, but we cal iconic areas like our Great by the carbon price, ensur- Sue Stock ment or research and devel- engines, but honest to good- have already increased CO2 by Barrier Reef under attack from ing that the average Austral- Nimbin opment investment because ness pedal power. 40 per cent since preindustrial increased ocean acidifi cation. ian does not suff er if busi- Q More letters on page 10 they know it will reap divi- I wonder how many of the times, and the earth is obvi- We have to face this new dends and profi ts. global warming alarmists are ously warming. In fact busi- reality. We need to stop mak- Carbon Tax, what crap, it’s using push-bikes instead of ness as usual is guaranteed to ing false choices. It’s not a Commonsense Community carbon-coughing horseless double CO2 and bring us three about whether we can aff ord Contribution. carriages. Well, to all global degrees, possibly substantially to deal with this because of Dave Burdon warming alarmists I have this more, of warming this century. the effect on the economy Insurance for you and your family Tweed Heads to say. On yer bike. So where is our climate because there won’t be any -JGF
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It won’t ‘make us all global warming?’ His answer: vertibly in control of the cli- poorer’ as she claims, because because ‘…these people stand mate, but scientists fear our t Childcare benefi t available we’re being compensated. to make huge profi ts from this control will be very short lived t Become a carer and work from Many of us will be better off . new economic opportunity.’ – as little as just the next few home They aren’t ‘taxing us for Huh? Guess he is not familiar years they warn! t Free training & fi nancial support exhaling’, they’re taxing a few with the humungous profits The past climate record provided large polluters for burning made by the banking and fossil shows that in a warmer world billions of tonnes of carbon. fuel industries that are actually additional feedbacks come Th is carbon has been excluded driving the disinformation. into play, such as release from the natural cycle for mil- From ice cores covering over of methane ice from below lions of years, and if we burn 500,000 years we know a lot, shallow seas that can kick in all of it, it’s unlikely our civili- including that the climate is runaway climate change com- TWEED 4 Park Street Tweed Heads sation will survive the ensuing very sensitive to small energy pletely beyond our ability to Phone 07 5536 1865 climate catastrophe. inputs (forcings). Transitions claw back. LISMORE 150 Laurel Avenue Lismore We are already paying for between glacial and warm pe- Th e last time the earth was Phone 02 6621 6437 Serving the Community since 1980 climate change. Th e number riods were triggered by tiny 2–3 degrees warmer than to- ‘A division of Northern Rivers Childcare Services Inc.’ of climate-related natural di- fractions of a per cent changes day, three million years ago, sasters has more than doubled in seasonal solar input, due to the ocean was 25 metres higher, in the last 30 years, and if we cyclical variations in the earth’s taking away the land now oc- ATTENTION HOME OWNERS, FARMERS, don’t make the polluters pay inclination and distance from cupied by one billion people. now, we will all have to pay the sun, amplifi ed by power- Th e danger can be much worse: GARDENERS, POOL OWNERS AND dearly for the damage in the ful feedbacks that we are now scientists estimate the carry- not-too-distant future. triggering again. Over time ing capacity of a four degrees LAWN LOVERS With regards to ‘hot spots’ changes in snow and ice build warmer world this century is see http://sks.to/hotspot. up changed the amount of less than one billion people! Yasir Assam sunlight reflected back into So to answer Chris’s ques- Midginbil space. As the earth warms the tion: most climate scientists, oceans release CO2, which be- but a small minority of politi- Q I have discovered the joys of ing a greenhouse gas causes cians, are issuing dire warnings recycling. It happened when I the earth to retain more of the because… well… what’s com- turned 60 and lived 20 kilo- sun’s heat. From the ice cores ing in our children’s time is metres from town. I hadn’t we know the composition of dire. Is this gloom and doom? ridden a push-bike for years the atmosphere and the tem- No! Th is is reality! 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Koala recovery plan nomic resilience and sustain- continent where land or water please their paymasters. Such The launch of Tweed Shire ability (p10). If it were, then could be contaminated. action would help restore Council’s Koala Connect pro- we should not be hearing more ‘Full safety measures will be confidence in government ject funded by the NSW Gov- talk of coal-seam gas mining in place with constant moni- achieving an unbiased result ernment Environment Trust and exploration licences for the toring and supervision’ – ha, if consultants were randomly might encourage Tweed Shire area. We should not be hear- ha. chosen. Council to new action. ing more talk by Lismore MP Just check out their current We are pleased to see min- The Tweed communi- Th omas George supporting a track record. Murphy rules – isters voicing sentiments to ty will continue to insist on Byrrill Creek dam and unsus- you better believe it. prevent big business trampling a Cobaki recovery plan tainable growth and develop- David Lintern on people’s rights, but what we and a connecting koala habitat ment. Uki need now is legislative action corridor, linking Queensland’s Why is it that motions put as the public is sick of hearing Currumbin Valley/Elano- at council meetings regard- CSG questions so-called ‘motherhood’ state- ra koala management plan to ing environment and sustain- With regard to the recent me- ments and spin. the Cobaki area. Tweed Shire ability issues, eg biodiversity dia release by the minister for Also, we will be carefully Council in its 2010 submis- study, climate action, planning resources and energy, Chris watching the outcome to any sion to NSW Planning failed farmers in the Bellata area be- to mention the following ko- ing confronted with compulso- ala ‘connection’ corridors: the ry arbitration by CSG miners. Gold Coast City priority link- Goodbye, old girl Will they, in essence, be forced age – Currumbin to Cobaki Well, there’s fi shermen and a year and still had a few to sell out or just leave their (Tweed Shire) bioregional there’s fi shermen. more in her. But now she’s land and homes? Likewise corridor on the McPherson You know the feeling you dead. the possible intrusion of CSG Range and the Gold Coast get when you recognise a A fl athead of this size goes mining to the fertile black-soil Currumbin Valley koala reha- name in the eulogy column? on the palate like old boots plains of the Moree Shire. bilitation plan. I didn’t till I turned to the and I can’t help hoping Vic We wonder what plans large While council’s submission sports page last week. Renz from Beaudesert had a multinational mining compa- was that a SEPP 44 koala plan I recognised the big little tummy ache that night. nies have for our area? of management was necessary fl athead straight away. I If you’re going to take Phil Latz for the Cobaki Lakes develop- caught her about a month home a fi sh, at least do a Stokers Siding ment, NSW Planning made no ago; she dragged my kayak little research and don’t go provision to save the Cobaki up and down Mooball Creek killing the big breeders just In your dreams, council koala, when allowing the Co- and made my day. When she so you can brag about it. My Tweed Shire Council’s deter- baki Lakes Concept Plan. Th e was safely beside the yak I mates believed me. Good- mination to barge ahead with Cobaki Lakes developer has al- cursed myself for forgetting bye, old girl. their proposal for an upmarket, lowed koala habitat, when his the camera, but not for one Kenny Grierson tourist accommodation park consultant stated, ‘Revegeta- second did I contemplate Cabarita Beach (not an aff ordable-family-holi- tion works on the subject site killing such a beautiful Q Several other local fi sher- day caravan park as some seem will result in a long-term net creature. men wrote expressing their to believe) on south Cabarita Win Tickets to the gain of approximately 85.47ha A fl athead of this size is (as disgust at our photo. The reminds me of a melding of of suitable forage and/or cor- any akubra-wearing fi sher- Echo apologises for publish- The Field of Dreams and a ridor habitat for the koala’. man should know) certainly ing it; we do not condone cargo cult. Byron Bay It is now incumbent a breeding female, and this irresponsible fi shing and we Firstly, despite an over- upon Tweed councillors to one has kept our river popu- should have known better whelming 90 per cent ob- Writers’ Festival! provide hope for Cobaki/ lated with tasty fi sh for many – Ed. jection rate of submissions There is no better time to subscribe to BayFM Currumbin Valley’s koa- received, and a rapidly disap- than this July. New and renewing subscribers will las with a Cobaki koala habitat and development reforms, are Hartcher. I congratulate his pearing Kingscliff beachside not only go into the monthly draw to win a full 3 corridor and a recovery plan. voted down nearly every time? intention to consult with com- caravan park, and a dropping day pass to the Byron Bay Writers Festival but Richard W Murray Let us fi nd inspiration and op- munities prior to determin- in tourist numbers, they insist you will automatically go into the draw for ALL Tweed Heads Environment timism by working together ing the status of an explora- on pushing the ‘build it and Group Inc. to recognise and address the tion licence application, so we they will come’ notion. All well the daily and major prizes during our upcoming challenges before us, but more wait for this to happen in the and good in a fairytale movie, Major Subscriber Drive, taking place this year Opportunities missed signifi cantly realising the col- Tweed. but equally as unbelievable. between the 8th and 21st of August. I read, with inspiration and lective opportunities that exist. Th e minister speaks of bal- Th ey then further insist that Show your support for Byron Shire’s own and unfounded optimism, Katie Steve Tate ancing the rights of landown- this tourist park/resort will Milne’s letter to the editor on Stokers Siding ers and miners’ expectations, bring us immense wealth and only radio station and subscribe now. Already a June 23. It is of course rein- but will the party with the best prosperity. current subscriber? Well, we haven’t forgotten forcement of the overwhelm- Murphy’s Law (most expensive) lawyer win Th is myth is not prosperous, you. You automatically go into a separate draw to ing community feedback ex- Over the last 50 of my 70-odd the day? Who will decide the but preposterous! win a full 3-day pass to the Writers’ Festival. Yes, pressed late last year during the years on this planet I have outcome when the ultimate Presently the Hideaway the early bird really does catch the book worm. Tweed Community Engage- learned the greatest possible re- ‘public good’ is largely a sub- Motel at Cabarita Beach is in ment Strategy. spect for Murphy’s Law: ‘Any- jective measure? the hands of the liquidators. Subscribe online at www.bayfm.org So why then is the same sen- thing that can go wrong will Will miners’ wishes or claims Cabarita Beach Motel is no or phone 6680 7999 timent not expressed/refl ected go wrong’. override a local council’s prop- more. Our last cargo-cult sav- in our Tweed Shire Council’s It is poetic in its simplic- erly researched and logical iours, Resort Corp, have gone Community Strategic Plan ity and transcends most other decision to ban coal-seam gas ‘belly up’, leaving the resort 2011-2021, despite guiding complex eff orts to predict out- (CSG) mining? What if this is management rights to be re- principles of social justice, eco- comes on any subject. on state or Crown land – for cently on-sold by the admin- Even the technological won- example, where public water istrators. The pub has been ders of NASA have at times supplies are at risk of being sold, and most of the unsold fallen to Murphy’s Law. contaminated? In some cases, accommodation and commer- So are we supposed to be- the oft -mentioned remediation cial units have been resumed lieve that mining companies, requirement may simply not be by one of the lenders. In fact, their engineers, politicians – practical or possible. the occupancy rate of tourist just anyone – is able to resist Further clarifi cation of these accommodation on the whole or avoid this awesome law of issues is needed, regardless of Tweed Coast is about 40 per human nature? the media ‘noise’ dominating cent (TEDC). Somewhere Murphy will the carbon tax. Th en along come the great be laughing uncontrollably In addition, the issue of min- white gods of all things eco- at statements like ‘world best ing companies, not govern- nomic (our council) promising practice’ and ‘industry best ment, choosing consultants to us a lifeline, a boom, prosper- practice’. conduct environmental or oth- ity beyond our wildest dreams. Put Murphy’s Law alongside er surveys such as community Well, I am here to tell you, they Nichols’s Fourth Law, ‘Avoid consultation, to my knowledge, are not the messiah. Th ey are any action with an unaccept- has not been resolved. We feel just naughty boys and girls able outcome,’ and you have all that details such as these need (apologies to Monty Python… you could ever need to know attention to ensure the minis- a more credible business con- about the sheer stupidity of al- ter’s stated intentions achieve sultant). lowing coal-seam gas mining an equitable outcome as con- Tim Smerd of any sort in any part of any sultants can skew results to Bogangar

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It’s Blues Jim, but not as we know it Geoff Achison has a reputation as a formidable acoustic and electric guitarist, a capable vocalist and a composer of good, funky songs without the clichés. ‘It’s Blues Jim but not as we know it’. Having taught himself to play in the isola- tion of rural Australia, he has developed a blues/funk style all his own that can be delicate one moment and explosive the next. Unaware of how the sounds he was hearing on his limited record collection were produced, he invented some of his own techniques – without the aid of pedals or gadgets. As a result, watching this guy wrench sounds from his simple set-up can be something of a spectacle. Geoff also possesses a soulful voice that has evoked favourable comparisons to Joe Cocker or Warren Haynes. An award-winning songwriter to THE BLACK SEEDS boot, Geoff’s live set features an infectious mix of catchy original tunes, impro- COOLANGATTA HOTEL vised jamming and inspired versions of blues and soul classics. He has toured JULY 30 regularly around the globe and won honours on three continents. Years of touring, recording and performing have seen him share stages and open shows SARAH MCLEOD with such high-calibre artists as Jorma Kaukonen & Hot Tuna, John Mayall, CURRUMBIN SOUNDLOUNGE Clarence ‘Gatemouth’ Brown, Hubert Sumlin, Levon Helm and Delbert McClin- AUGUST 5 ton as well as top Aussies ‘Dutch’ Tilders, Phil Manning, Jeff Lang and Tommy Emmanuel. Growing up in the small town of Malmsbury, Geoff somehow devel- KERRIANNE COX oped a passion for American blues music and taught himself to play on a beat- SPHINX ROCK CAFE up instrument he discovered ‘under the stairs’ of the family home. In his early LIL’ FI AND BILL JACOBI AUGUST 7 20s he found employment as lead guitarist with Melbourne’s top blues band SPHINX ROCK CAFE Dutch Tilders and The Blues Club. See Geoff at the Currumbin SUNDAY REGURGITATOR SoundLounge on Friday. COOLANGATTA HOTEL AUGUST 19 top. Originally released as Spantronics in Australia, both records were released in the UK in 2006 and 2007 and distributed by MGM worldwide. THE ASH GRUNWALD FUNSTERS Doc Span is renowned for his unique smokey voice, expressive tone, soul- CURR COOLANGATTA HOTEL UMBIN RSL ful dynamics and exciting stage presence. His style is drawn from a personal SU AUGUST 26 NDAY pilgrimage through the blues with years of jamming with many of Chicago’s blues greats while a paramedic at the notorious Cook County jail, hence the GRAVEYARD TRAIN Doc. Doc’s influences include, but aren’t limited to: Muddy Waters, Jimi Hendrix, CURRUMBIN SOUNDLOUNGE Howlin Wolf, JJ Cale, Little Feat, Little Walter, James Brown and Big Walter SEPTEMBER 2 Horton. BIRDS OF TOKYO Matthew is a soulful musician, multi-instrumentalist, producer, engineer and COOLANGATTA HOTEL composer. His annual visits to Australia fostered an exciting musical partnership SEPTEMBER 9 with Doc Span. A professional guitarist since the age of 17, Matthew played and recorded across Europe with the Sensational Alex Harvey Band and ran prestig- DUBMARINE ious recording studios in London before settling into writing and recording his CURRUMBIN SOUNDLOUNGE own material from ‘the castle’ in south-west Britain. SEPTEMBER 23 Doc performs and records original and traditional blues with Doc Span Blues. He also performs, in acoustic format, Delta Blues. Go see the Doc at the Currumbin SoundLounge Friday. She’s got legs and knows how to use them High-energy rock Rhonda Burchmore celebrates 2011 with her brand-new show, Wasabi are a high-energy rock show Legs 11. This ageless icon of the entertainment industry combines that has been playing around south- her sensuality, comedy and phenomenal vocal talents in this east Queensland for the past two chronological tale of her life that includes working with showbiz years building a fan base and reputa- legends, stars, politicians and royalty. Her show features the music tion as one of south-east Queensland’s PJ LANE from her own ‘leading lady’ roles and smash hits songs that are best live bands. TWIN significant in her entertaining journey. With a fully computer-operated light TOWNS From Birth of the Blues, To Sir With Love, and Diamonds Are A Girl’s show, high-quality sound, and an en- FRIDAY Best Friend to Dancing Queen, Rhonda will pack the show with gaging and entertaining performance WITH memorable moments, lots of laughs, a few tears, stunning gowns every time, Wasabi are more than just a RHONDA and sheer entertainment. PJ Lane, son of legendary Don Lane, covers band; it’s a rock show aimed at BIRCHMORE will be Rhonda’s special guest and he will perform a few of his keeping the dance floor busy from start own favourite songs, plus a couple of his father’s, delivered with to finish. The members of Wasabi are bucket loads of chutzpah. Friday Twin Towns. seasoned musicians playing all around Australia and internationally including Doc Span such venues as Conrad Jupiters, Twin C SPAN A melting pot of remarkable sounds, stories, emotional great DO IN Towns, Treasury Casino, The Shangri-la RRUMB CU GE Hotel Bangkok and Narwana Beach re- playing, inspiring lyrics and groove-focused tracks, Something DLOUN SOUN sort Bin Tan Island, Indonesia and perfor- For The Pain and The Treatment are a cross-continental recording FRIDAY project produced at Matthew Cang’s Somerset studio in the UK mances covered by Australian radio and and partly recorded and written on Doc’s back porch on a lap- television. Wasabi play a great mix of www.tweedecho.com.au The Tweed Shire Echo July 21, 2011 11 Soap Box

RHONDA BURCHMORE Mandy Nolan OFF YOUR FACEBOOK classic to modern rock covers that you sing, TWIN TOWNS FRIDAY dance and drink to, giving a polished and genuine performance always because they THE OTHER NIGHT I was driving back from a gig daughters. Whole. Most of the negative media love what they do – entertaining. After they when I caught the tail end of a program on ABC about FB for teenagers has been about bullying rocked the house down at Currumbin RSL radio. A gentleman, whose name escapes me but or paedophiles. Weirdos pretending to be 14 but on Anzac Day, the club has asked Wasabi to was clearly an expert in his fi eld, was warning actually being some creepy predator who meets return this Saturday. listeners about revealing too much private you at the train station then dismembers you. information about themselves on Facebook. Maybe instead of suggested friends they could You just can’t have too much Facebook and all its narcissistic ‘tell me about create a section dedicated to suggested predators. fun yourself’ seductions has created a golden age for How about ‘Stalker of the week’. Over the school internet scammers who now have access to our holidays my daughters were denied access to their The Funsters are a trio with members Greg most private information. And we have off ered Facebook accounts for about four days. It was like Powell (vocals and guitar), Rose Powell it willingly, posted on our home pages for all to watching a heroin addict in severe withdrawal. (vocals and guitar) and Tom Schache see. ‘Hey here’s a pic of me in my bra and undies’. They were listless. They lay in their beds. They (percussionist). With many years of experi- ‘Here I am on a pony.’ Oh and in case you want became aggressive. They made threats. They cried. ence between them such as talent shows to see more of me, here’s a whole bloody album! Then they started begging to use my step-dad’s and big bands, to studio session work and No-one wants to look at other people’s albums, computer. They bargained. They slammed the performances with Grace Knight, Ron particularly when all the photos are of you. Unless door. They didn’t shower. They wandered around Kenoly, Darlene Zschech and Latin Con- it’s your stalker. We lock our houses, we have car a house full of humans declaring ‘this is so fricking nection, at the Woodford Folk Festival alarms, but we put out our private information boring there’s no one to talk to’. Their eyes had and 2000 Olympic Games Celebrations, for the world to see. For instance, on the average that same hollow stare of the alienated and The Funsters will defi nitely get the party Facebook we have our name, our date of birth, disconnected. Facebook Zombies. You see if you started! Check out the Funsters at the our marital status; we often have pictures of our aren’t on Facebook posting photos of yourself Currumbin RSL on Sunday. kids and their names. We have pictures of our pets. receiving comments like ‘oh my god you are so We state the town where we live. These are just hot’ then you don’t exist. If you’re not hot you’re What’s in a name? the clues your aspiring scammer needs to decode just not. I notice on my own Facebook account No Use For A Name are touring the passwords to your bank accounts, internet there are adults addicted to posting virtually Australia and NZ this July and August, accounts, phone accounts etc. You see most every thought they have throughout the day for people use their children or pets as password approval and recognition by their cyber-peers. bringing their storied reputation of names. It’s not hard to fi sh around and fi nd out But they’re adults. They can manage the soul- debaucherous awesomeness that your parent’s names… and let’s face it, every snatching implications of thinking that you have spans nine albums, fi ve continents and single idiot out there wants a trillion people saying just engaged in a real human exchange. On FB it’s a lineup more ready to shred punk Happy Birthday – so everyone’s super-keen to far easier to be crueler, to be more provocative, to rock songs than almost any other reveal their birthdate. The Facebook critic went on have an apparently bulletproof persona. But this is lineup in the history of not only Nufan, to say ‘when you get something for free you have just what I call cyber-puffi ng. The other word I like but dare we say it: the entire history of to assume that you are the product’. It was chilling. to use is ‘dickheading’. I’ve read my kid’s Facebook the galaxy. No, fer real. Check it: New So this giant cybersnake called the internet that raves and the postings from their friends. Every axe-master Chris Rest from Lagwagon brings me social networking opportunities is parent should have a look. It’s shocking. Even the and bad-ass drummer Boz Rivera from actually using me? Facebook is just a giant data nicest kids are morons. I want my children back. the Mad Caddies join Tony Sly, who’s hoover to sell advertising. Our mindless chat may The ones with real personalities who could have a pretty much approaching legend appear meaningless and inconsequential, but it’s conversation. The ones who watched a movie with status. And as if that still isn’t enough highly valuable to those who might be interested me. The ones who told me I was wrecking their of an upgrade, Tony went whole hog in demographic behaviour. We’re complicit to lives. Instead I’ve got wide-eyed ghouls who feed on bassist Matt Riddle and put him a constant social survey about our values, our their souls into the portal they call Facebook. The into the hospital where he made him lifestyle choices and our general behaviour. And internet screen has become the virtual pond that die several times, lose 70 pounds, get GEOFF ACHISON if that’s not bad enough, Facebook has eaten my young Narcissus died staring into. rid of his ‘diva-like’ gallbladder and ul- CURRUMBIN FRIDAY timately emerge lean, mean and full of SOUNDLOUNGE that brand-new angst that only getting a seven-fi gure hospital bill can provide. It’s backwards, faster, tighter, more technical, thinner, and less drunk, and the end results are the dawn of a new and exciting era from a band of legends, all with fresh perspective and a bunch of new reasons to turn up the fl ame under the No Use For A Name kettle. Coolangatta Hotel Sunday. Serving up your Green Eggs and Ham The Dr Seuss books are the source of inspiration for this musical journey with Lil’ Fi and Bill Jacobi. Lil’ Fi is a busy woman. Her performance schedule demands enormous talent and she has oodles to give. Because Lil’Fi views every performance as an emanation from her lounge room she draws her audiences into a delightful web of storytelling and music. Her empower- ing lyrics and naturally irrever- ent character make people feel fantastic. Renowned Australia wide as the ‘blues singer with an Australian twang’ she is a true blues diva. Over the last 15 years Lil’Fi has forged an impressive career as a singer/ songwriter. Her credits include fi ve awards for best female blues vocalist, a library of independent and compilation albums and as a much-loved Woodford Folk Festival per- former. Bill Jacobi considers himself as one of the luckiest people alive. Now living in Uki he is following a solo career as well as co-performing in Method with Frank Corby (Bondi Cigars). Jacobi’s career includes playing with Floyd Vincent and the Child Brides, the Shane Howard Band, Neil Murray and the Rainmakers. He supported R BAND Midnight Oil on their REA SOLE AND NDAY Blue Sky Mining circuit; he BABALOU SU played on the Warumpi Band No Humbug album. His touring has taken him around Europe many 12 July 21, 2011 Th e Tweed Shire Echo www.tweedecho.com.au the tweed echo times: he has played countless gigs up and down the coast of Aus- Gig Guide tralia. Lil’ Fi and Bill Jacobi will be serving Green Eggs and Ham at the Sphinx Rock Café. Bring the family and settle in for an afternoon of THURSDAY 21 QSAL TBAR KINGSCLIFF N SUNDAY 24 QTWEE D HEADS BOWLS CLUB extreme talent on Sunday. DARREN MARLOW 6.30PM SHANE TEINAKI QB URLEIGH BEARS LEAGUES QTWEE D HEADS BOWLS CLUB QBABALOU, KINGSCLIFF A July Christmas with Carlotta CLUB 6PM PAUL ANTHONY NOON BOB MILDREN HOTEL, 3.30PM ANDREA TUESDAY 26 QC LUB BANORA 6PM DARRYL SOLER BAND Carlotta has been a part of the Australian and international enter- 7.30PM SWITCH KIERNAN QTW IN TOWNS 8.30PM QB URLEIGH BEARS LEAGUES QCUDGEN LEAGUES CLUB tainment scene for many years. She was the star and producer of QCOO LANGATTA HOTEL 8PM RHONDA BURCHMORE CLUB 2.30PM SHANE NOON JAYNE HENRY the famous Les Girls back in the sixties, which ran for many success- ARCHIE RYE DUO LEGS 11 WITH PJ LANE TEINAKI QMAR TY’S AT CABA CABARITA  ful years in the famous King’s Cross. She also performs with special QTWEE D HEADS BOWLS CLUB QUKI HALL 7.30PM IN THE QCORONATION PARK, THE BEACH 7PM JAM NIGHT 6PM VEENIE’S – HOTSHOTZ CHANNON OPERA IN THE guest star, the famous fi ve-time Mo Award winner, Monique St John PRESENCE OF GONGS WITH ANNETTE from Simone and Monique’s Playgirls. Twin Towns Tuesday. PARK FRIDAY 22 SATURDAY 23 QCH INDERA TAVERN DARREN QTWEE D HEADS BOWLS CLUB Q BILAMBIL SPORTS CLUB 8PM QBURLEIGH BEARS LEAGUES MARLOW 6.30PM CRAIG SHAW WISHING WELL CLUB 7.30PM TWO R MORE QC LUB BANORA 11.30AM QTW IN TOWNS 11AM Q BURLEIGH BEARS LEAGUES QCH INDERA TAVERN 3PM MR LYNNE HYNES 12.30PM CARLOTTA’S CHRISTMAS IN CLUB 7.30 INDER TROY GLENN BRACE JULY WITH MONIQUE ST QC LUB BANORA 7PM STEVE QCOO LANGATTA HOTEL 3PM THEATRE QC LUB BANORA 7PM JOHN CUMMINS AND THE RETROACTIVE DAN ENGLAND 8PM NO USE Scarlett O’Hara at the Crimson Parrot BARSTUDS QCOO LANGATTA HOTEL FOR A NAME NWEDNESDAY 27 Murwillumbah Theatre Company has chosen a David Williamson QCON DONG BOWLS CLUB 9.30PM ALTAR EGOS & DJ QKIRRA SPORTS CLUB 4PM play for their latest production. Scarlett O’Hara at the Crimson Par- IRISH TRIO AND THE MIKE LIFTIN HAVE-A-GO-KARAOKE QBABALOU 7PM SPANISH DREAMERS Q rot is about dreams, romance and the magic of the unexpected. The QC URRUMBIN RSL 7PM KINGSCLIFF SURF CLUB 6PM DANCE NIGHT QCOO LANGATTA HOTEL WASABI 3PM PAUL ATKINS QC LUB BANORA 6PM main character, Scarlett O’Hara, is a forty-something incompetent, 9.30PM BLIND LEMON QKI NGSCLIFF BEACH BOWLS QMAR TY’S AT CABA, CABARITA ANTHONY CLASSEN accident-prone waitress, who lives with her bullying, manipulative QC UDGEN LEAGUES CLUB 7PM BEACH 1.30PM CABALEROS CLUB 7.30PM RICHARD QTWEE D HEADS BOWLS CLUB mother. Scarlett’s brain teems with the characters, situations and PAUL MULQUEEN BRENT QNE VERLAND COOLANGATTA dialogue from the movies she loves and consumes like popcorn. But QC URRUMBIN SOUNDLOUNGE QMUR WILLUMBAH SERVICES EASY SUNDAYS 6.30PM ROY DANIELS while she is off in la-la land, she may just be missing something 7.30PM GEOFF ACHISON CLUB 6.30PM MANTRA QPA TCH LOUNGE WITH DOC SPAN THURSDAY 28 magical and exciting QP OTTSVILLE BEACH SPORTS COOLANGATTA 3.30PM DAN QC URRUMBIN RSL 7PM TWO R CLUB 6PM MARTIN WAY HANNAFORD Q CLUB BANORA 6PM BUD MORE QPA TCH LOUNGE QP OTTSVILLE BEACH SPORTS MANTHEY QKI NGSCLIFF BEACH BOWLS CLUB 4PM LEITH STUART COOLANGATTA 8PM DJ QCOO LANGATTA HOTEL 8PM CLUB 7.30PM HIGH NOON ALFIE ROMEO QSP HINX ROCK CAFE MT QKI NGSCLIFF SURF CLUB 6PM QSAL TBAR, KINGSCLIFF FOSSIL BURRELL 1PM LIL’ FI AND ARCHIE RYE DUO LEIGH JAMES ROCK BILL JACOBI QC UDGEN LEAGUES 6PM QMAR TY’S @ CABA, CABARITA QS EAGULLS LAKEVIEW QSUR FERS BEER GARDEN GLENN BRACE BEACH 7PM AARON BISHOP LOUNGE 8PM THE STREET SUNDAY SESSIONS QKIRRA SPORTS CLUB 8PM QMUR WILLUMBAH SERVICES QTWEE D HEADS BOWLS CLUB QTWEE D HEADS BOWLS CLUB PHIL EIZENBERG’S OPEN CLUB 6.30PM DENNIS DEAN 7.30PM THE AUSTRALIAN 5PM DAVE CLAYTON MIKE NITE QPA TCH LOUNGE BEACH BOYS MONDAY 25 QTWEE D HEADS BOWLS CLUB COOLANGATTA 8PM KHAN QTW IN TOWNS 8.30PM BAND FOREVER ROD WITH DAVE QKINGSCLIFF BEACH BOWLS 6PM VEENIE’S – SWIZZLE QP OTTSVILLE BEACH SPORTS BATTAH & ASHLEIGH CLUB 12 NOON SHANE QTW IN TOWNS 11AM TONY CLUB 7PM DENNIS CUTHEN TOOLE TEINAKI FENELON

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KHAN BAND happening in her own life.The play will use fi lm clips, acted by PATCH LOUNGE the cast, from Scarlett’s favourite old movies, as she imagines COOLANGATTA herself and others in roles from fi lms such as Gone with the Wind, FRIDAY Casablanca, Calamity Jane and The Wizard of Oz. Scarlett O’Hara at the Crimson Parrot opens on Friday at 7.30 pm at the Murwillumbah Civic Centre Auditorium with a local clubs and associations Charity Night and continues on Saturday 23, Thursday 28, Friday 29 and Saturday 30 July all at 7.30 pm. There are also two matinees on Sunday July 24 and 31 at 2 pm. Join Scarlett and her friends as they serve up a quirky play using multimedia and Williamson’s customary wit. Patrons are, as usual, invited to bring their own food and drinks as the seating will be cabaret-style. Please note that this play contains adult themes and coarse language. For further information call Rosemary on 02 6672 1520.

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SCARLETT O’HARA AND THE CRIMSON PARROT FROM FRIDAY AT THE MURWILLUMBAH CIVIC CENTRE Dennis Nona Naath (Dugong hunting platform) (detail) shown in Freshwater Saltwater exhibition AUDITORIUM On display until 31 July 2011 Olive Cotton Award for photographic portraiture Portrait of a stranger: ABC Open internet project a rourke summer: Meredith Crowe Pressing Currents: Hobie Porter On display until 7 August Freshwater Saltwater - Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander prints Australian National Maritime Museum Travelling Exhibition (91)(92,9

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1. A 4-year-old boy, played beautifully by Dong Bowen, begins to learn the diffi culties of rebelling against a conformist society in Little Red Flowers (SBS2, Friday, 9pm). 2. Even the likeable Steve Carell cannot save Evan Almighty (Prime, Saturday, 7.30pm) from being a dog of a comedy. God wants him to build a new ark, and there’s not a development application in sight. 3. Australian fl ick Panic At Rock Island premieres (NBN, Sunday, 8.30pm). Festival goers are trapped in Sydney Harbour with a deadly virus – vomiting ensues. 1 2 3 Spiderbait provides some of the music.

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ARIES: Remember how you hate being in the media, on the street, in education, VIRGO: You’ll get plenty of emotional yoga important enough to fi ght for in your life and and diverse views are way healthier than pressured? Then hold that thought if you health and social change. Because the more and mental calisthenics keeping up with what’s not. Careful listening and questioning monocultures. stars start getting too insistent with others. It you listen, the more you can hear what isn’t people’s mood changes this week. Plus will help handle and communicate this AQUARIUS: Oops! Your emotional baggage isn’t in your best interests to be too trusting being said. remembering happy homes require careful week’s strong feelings, your own and other could be showing this week, which supports either, so be wary of volunteering personal CANCER: Cancerians can be the zodiac’s compromise; when arbitrating family dramas peoples’. closely examining any inconvenient truths information because hidden agendas are in your logical mind sees what’s needed, but most engaging charmers, so don’t let SAGITTARIUS: While this is a serious period that surface concerning the way you relate the ascendancy this week. no-one will listen unless you speak to their this week’s edgy aspects ruin your mood. for our planetary home, reconnecting with (or don’t) to others. Do this honestly, and TAURUS feelings. the funny side of life makes it bearable – WITH LILITH : This week’s energetic holding Everyone loves a smiley face; just look at you’ll fi nd late-week Aries moon useful for pattern suits the Tauran temperament just peoples’ response to his holiness the Dalai LIBRA: Librans love nothing better than a though being a sensitive extrovert could fuelling any new resolutions into action. This week’s Cancerian fi ne, allowing you to process present deep Lama, your primo Cancerian example of little retail therapy, but dwindling resources have its tricky moments this week when your PISCES: Early-week Pisces moon invites transits highlight what’s planetary changes at your own organic caring for others without taking on their pain. suggest developing new priorities for most enjoyable activity is brainstorming and pace. The trick with navigating transitions shopping and buying. Your leading lady the best day for it Friday. quiet times before late-week Aries moon being held onto from LEO: Your majesty’s style is instinctive, but gracefully is not waiting till the last possible right now it needs to be strategic because Venus in the sign of staying at home would CAPRICORN: You’re excused for getting pumps up the volume on everyone airing our past – memories, moment when things are painful to make others’ perceptions will aff ect how the rest of much prefer your getting creative at Villa confused with this week’s mood swings and their opinions. Keep things simple this week attitudes or beliefs that your move. the month plays out. Communicator Mercury Libra with what you already have. changing arrangements – just when you’ve by avoiding complications, confusion and need kissing goodbye GEMINI: This week’s word is listen. To other in Leo usually says the right thing but SCORPIO: With planetary energies shaking fi gured out why others are grouchy they’ve drama. 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formance level was equivalent to 19. Time to wander over a country getaway (5,7) 26. Sanitarium, recovery centre CHESS by Ian Rogers that needed for a Grandmaster Mungo’s Crossword From The Week wide area, for treasure (5) 15. Help yon ox play on (6,6) Play at Seagulls Club, Thurs 6-10pm result. 21. Sicken over La this instrument! (9) Hard work may be as impor- The following game, Tao’s Douce’s quick post (3,4) 17. Reach out after every DOWN tant as talent but simply cannot shock victory over Zhao in the 23. Ship’s accountant pain (7) 1. Candidate, one proposed for explain a phenomenon such as fourth round of the Checkmate holds us back from the 18. Where you’ll find a office (7) Trevor Tao. tournament, sees nothing flashy chaser (7) voter performing well? 2. Scorn, hold in contempt (7) Adelaide’s Tao came from but nonetheless leaves one in 24. In the wrap-up, (2,1,4) 3. Old ocean liner (9) nowhere to win the Australian shock at the ease with which a measure the century – 19. Rent-a-party turns 4. Sects. Religious groups (5) Junior Championship at 14 top class player such as Zhao and fail (7) into a storm (7) 5. Inclining, tending (7) and then qualify for Australia’s can be beaten by a player who 25. Small instrument 20. Oxygen, copper, 6. Skittle (7) Olympic team in 1994 at age 17. simply plays one good move after for the officer in charge lithium – way to go for 7. Seaside shack (5,7) Since then Tao has played another. of the song about the this doctor (7) 10. Country hideaway (5,7) chess only sporadically, concen- Adelaide 2011 navy (7) 22. Sucker for a calm 15. Percussion instrument with trating on a science career. He White: T Tao 26. Sadly, lost her heart – church (5) wooden sounding boards (9) have a holiday here! (6,6) 17. Otalgia (7) has had virtually no chance to Black: Zhao Zong Yuan Quick Clues earn an International Master title, Opening: Sicilian Defence 18. Performing well, successful yet he has reached that level of 1.e4 c5 2.Nf3 d6 3.Bb5+ Nc6 4.0-0 Bd7 DOWN ACROSS (2,1.4) strength on what would appear 5.c4 g6 6.d4 cxd4 7.Bxc6 Bxc6 8.Qxd4 Nf6 1.Candidate: one born in 1. Naturist resort (6,6) 19. Powerful windstorm (7) 9.Nc3 Calm play, since 9.e5!? dxe5 10.Qxd8+ an Alaskan city (7) 8. Altogether, in unison 20. Eye doctor (7) to be raw talent. Rxd8 11.Nxe5 Bd7 12.Be3 Bg7 13.Bxa7 Ng4! Last weekend Tao came out of 2. Piss messily in a river? (2,5) 22. Blood-sucking parasite (5) works out well for Black. 9…Bg7 10.Qd3 Scorn! (7) 9. Beginner, student (7) a two-year hibernation to win the 0-0 11.Be3 a5 12.Bd4 Nd7 13.Bxg7 Kxg7 Checkmate Open in Adelaide, 3. Cooks the joint over 11. Ascertain, make 14.Qd4+ Kg8 15.Nd5 e6?! Now Black’s d boiling water – in a liner, playing, according to the top seed pawn becomes a long-term problem. Zhao sure (7) Last week’s solution perhaps (9) Grandmaster Zhao Zong Yuan, later judged 15…b5 as satisfactory for Black. 12. Evening footwear (7) ‘simply magnificently’. 16.Nc3 Nc5 17.Rad1 Qb6 18.Rd2 Rad8 4. Reductions across 13. Greek island (5) At the Checkmate Open Tao 19.Rfd1 a4 20.Qe3 Rd7 21.h4! With Black Cryptic Clues 11. Make certain to swindle the student religious sects (5) 14. Six-sided (9) tied up defending his d pawn, Tao launches an company (7) 5. Education not right, but 16. Bible’s new testament outplayed Zhao, Australia’s top ACROSS player, drew easily with 2010 attack on the other flank. 21…Qb4 22.a3! 12. Error for each piece of it’s an inclination (7) (3,6) Qxc4?! 23.Rd4 Qa6 24.Rxd6 Qa5 25.Ne5 1. Woven nylon container for footwear (7) 6. Baseball team to stick 19. Cache of treasure (5) winner GM Darryl Johansen, upper-class model in night club and demolished IM James Morris Rc7 A choice of evils – 25…Rxd6 26.Rxd6 13. Native American keeps time to skittle! (7) 21. Post sent by plane Be8 27.Ng4 f6 28.e5! also works out well for – a place barely adequate for a for the island (5) 7. Beat coach, get ready (3,4) in 45 minutes, winning the 2011 White. 26.h5 Nb3 27.Ng4 f6 28.e5! fxe5 Checkmate title and the $1,000 vacation! (6,6) 14. Curse a girl overrunning the for a holiday hideout (5,7) 23. Hunter, chaser (7) 29.hxg6 Rg7 29…hxg6 30.Rxe6 Rg7 31.Nf6+ 8. Altogether, five courses to keep cell of beehive, for instance (9) 10. Game, right, real 24. Shut in, wrap (7) first prize outright. was equally hopeless. 30.Nxe5 Qc5 31.Qxc5 Tao joked after his win that mum (2,5) 16. Help! Go, set off with the confusion before 25. Small egg-shaped Nxc5 32.Nxc6 bxc6 33.Rxc6 1-0 White will entertainment at a he was a little rusty, yet his per- win a third pawn and the game. 9. Novice is a big profiteer! (7) good news (3,6) wind instrument (7) www.tweedecho.com.au The Tweed Shire Echo July 21, 2011 17 [email protected] Sport [email protected] Big fish: the bigger picture Sun’s win over Tigers in Cairns years; it hung out in a hole near This was a homecoming for Ukerebagh Island. I named Suns’ forward Charlie Dixon him ‘Flash’ – and now? Gone! who grew up in Cairns and as I don’t think people who fish a junior played many games regularly are the worry, it’s the at Cazalys and was certainly blow-ins that snag a big one impressed with the upgrade. not knowing they are mess- Richmond has committed to ing with our river’s life system. playing a home game against Education is the key. Signs at the Suns at the venue until 2013 boat ramps might be a good and has been criticised for giv- idea – and a change of law. ing up its home ground advan- On another fishy note, ap- tage and transferring games to parently I’ve been making a Darwin and Cairns. few readers cringe by the way Richmond half-back Brett I spell taylor. I’ve got a mate Deledio said the Tigers had who also lives in Pottsville; his used the heat chamber six David Solano. I was having a chat with Ben name is Dale ‘Smelly’ Taylor times in the past fortnight to ‘The Bass’ Kelly; he is a Potty and that’s how I thought it was try to become acclimatised. To James Walle and Anthony local. He told me a story about spelt. When I checked the Ox- Suns defender Jarrod Har- Pope, the sports editor passed how he went out on his ho- ford Dictionary it says a ‘tai- bow originally recruited from on your emails to me: I feel bie two weeks ago, picked up lor’ is the maker of garments. Cairns talked down the pros- your pain. a couple of 35cm poddy mul- Then it states: ‘taylor’ – (Aust. pect of the heat giving the Suns Last week’s photo was a sad let (big poddies Ben) rigged marine food fish) but when I an advantage. one. Anthony’s kids asked their them live bait style and fished checked my old fishing mags The telling point in the match dad why someone would kill his secret spot. Ben’s looking it appears I’ve got it wrong, I was after half-time when Rich- such a big breeder flathead like down at the mullet and a big apologise about that. mond kicked a miserable two that. Anthony wasn’t sure how lizard came out of the depths By the way the Tweed is full goals in the third quarter and to answer them. I would have and nailed the mullet. Mr Kelly of tailor at the moment. The held only a 13-point lead at the said just one word – ignorance. lost the fish, but he swears it river has been fishing great last change. Ignorance to the fact that flat- looked like the same fish, the and for the first time in a cou- Gold Coast coach Guy Mc- ple of weeks I managed to get Kenna said the third quarter head that large are female difference being Ben would The Suns’ Rex Liddy in a clinch with Tigers’ Trent Cotchin during through the tailor and down to was pivotal to the outcome and breeders and that fish would have let it go. Saturday’s clash in Cairns. Photo Getty Images have kept the Pottsville estu- I know of a few resident the bream and flathead, in fact particularly noted defenders ary system in flatties for years monsters in the Tweed; one got I caught two of each (a little Stuart Amos more than 10,000 fans turned Nathan Bock, Campbell Brown to come. What was that fellow caught recently by someone on like Noah’s ark I guess). up at Cazalys Oval for a tense and rookie Rory Thompson. thinking? He could have taken a BBQ boat. I couldn’t believe it PS: Hi to Colin and Cheryl Cairns showed that AFL has a game between Richmond and The final core Suns 12.13.85 a photo then let it go (I do it all as I’ve known that fish for five testing out their new boat. home in Far North QLD when the Gold Coast on Saturday. defeated the Tigers 9.16.70. the time) and besides lizards Grade Singles Final: Winner, Kay Thompson Schiemer defeated B. Cusack 150/137, B. Moore pot, R. Curtis def. L. Spencer, D. Turner, E. Simpson, K.Bullen 41 pts R.Up K.Blyth 37 pts Winner that big don’t taste that good. SPORT RESULTS runner up Josephine Fletcher. Social Bowls: defeated F. Smith 150/135, K. Foran defeated D. J. Roche. M. Crane, S. Lusby, M. Cooper, P. Govett B.Grade C/Somerville 37 pts R.Up R.Neil 36 The fellow comes from up BOWLS Winning Rink - Barry Petty, Les Robson, Gordon Lowe 150/123 & C. Prichard defeated B. Murray def. B. Sydenham, S. Rushton, R. Wallis, P. Reedy. L. pts c.b N.Pins 2nd B.Bolt 8th E.Sherwood 10th Cabarita Beach Men – 13/7/11 Winners G Lake Barrow and Ken Ross. Consolation – Kate Potter 157/119. Social Monday Mixed P. Pieterse, S. Wilson, V. CUnnington, P. Dearlove, A. Plowright W.Mavin 14th W.Mavin B.R.D. 72 pts c.b Wednes- in Queensland somewhere, & P Schofield, /r up K Stanley & L Ponting cons and Judy Jones. Raffles Kath Dimauro, Maria Hinks & F. Pieterse winners and Wednesday’s def. L. Rayward, C. Cragg, B. Makin, W. Wilson. J. day June 13 Individual Stableford Winner where if he’d kept that fish he M Morgan & T Hunter. Round Robin results Andrews and Judith Tuckey. District Singles Men’s Triples Winner G Border . D. Lowe los- Ryan, S. Ganter, H. Reid, G. Evans def. N, Wise, C. A.Grade V.Formica 42 pts R.Up T.North 41 pts Cabarita Green def Pottsville Red, Cabarita Final: winner Joy Lake, runner up June Woth- ing rink Davis, F. Keech, D. McNamara. B.Grade M.Shields 44 pts c.b R.Up D.Jones 44 pts would have copped a huge fine, Green now leads the competition. 16/7/11 Mud- erspoon. Kingscliff Ladies – Open Triples played Tweed Heads Men – Monday, July 18 – Social N.Pin 2 P.Keegan 10 D.Veares Veteran M.Shields yet in NSW you can legally runners Triples Winners C Klaverstyn, R Parrett, Condong Men Wednesday – 13th Winners D Wednesday, July 13: M. Brown, D. Jones, S. Ak- Results Sun July 10: Green 1: Ray and Marilyn 44 pts B.R.D to 35 pts Wednesday Sporters keep one flathead over 70cms. & G Searle def J Richards, R Watkins & J Stewart. Coats, R Turner, B McLennan r/u R Fuller, L Muir, ers defeated F. Lean, C. Smith, I. Azzopardi. Rink Baker, Pat and Ray Toomey; r/up: Russ and Joyce Winner H.Burgett 25 pts N.Pin 8th G.Hughes 14 18/7/11 Winners H Clutterbuck & L Dempsey,r/ T Kennedy. Raffle winners B Albury, D Cranwell, winners 13th July: M. Brown, D. Jones, S. Akers; Pearce, Gwen and Keith Goldsmith Green 2: Pat P. P. Fleming B.R.D. 20 pts c.b Friday 15 Women ‘s What gives? Fisheries should up G Lake & D Hopps, cons R Norris & J Wyborn. G Cox, D Cranwell. Singles played K Lutherbor- runners-Up: S. Davies, M. Booth, E. Downes. Raf- and John Griffiths; r/up: Joan Lyon, Ena Hayden, j.Brooks 38 pts Members Winner L.Higgins 40 maybe check this out. Heck, Club Triples J Cook,P Schofield& B Lambert rough def R Paxton. D Reynolds def R Kaehler. W fles: I. Hockey, E. McCelland. Tony and Pam Govett Green 3: Mac and Helen pts Saturday 16 July Individual Stableford def J Clarke, D Vegter & J Baxter. J McArdle, M Peart def G Miller. Kingscliff Men – President’s Singles, R Cox, Chris and Tony Askew; r/up: Wendy and Alex in 4 Grades Winner A.Grade C.Hyde 38 pts nobody needs to keep flathead Morgan & B Griffiths def B Venner, N Ambrose Cudgen Leagues Ladies – Thurs 14: Ladies McLeay d P Murphy. Social Bowls Tuesday Mason, Ruth and Trevor White Green 4: Maureen R.Up L.L.Gorton 37 pts B.Grade G.Smith 34 pts that big. & B Rae. social winners - Rnk2, Yvonne Pritchard, Ann 12th July Amcal Open Pairs: Winners: S & J and Jack Blagbrough; r/up: Pat and John Mann c.b R.Up T.Taylor 34 pts C.Grade C.Breen 44 Cabarita Beach Women – July 19: Club B Revie, Colleen Wein. Raffle - Joanne Dent. Archer. Runners Up: G Mynott, R Nuttall. Plate Tues July 12: Men: Green 1: Jack Blagbrough, pts R.Up G.Papas 41 pts D.Grade R.Dick 39 pts New moon July 1 18:54 20:03 Social Sunday Winners, A Reid, L Fleming, J winners: S & G Knight. Thursday 14th July: Lol Sables, Ramsay MacDonald, Bob Wike; r/up: c.b R.Up J.O’Grady 39 pts N.Pin 2 W.Colefax 8 Noble. Runners up – (losing rink) G Stevens, Winners: J Barnes, H Hockey, L Murphey; G Hay- Paul Chircop, Val McGrath, Peter Goldsmith, Ron A.McLean 10 T.Hindle 14 C.Breen First quarter July 8 16:29 JULY 2011 C Street, G Horner. Raffles – D Tyndale, Coog don, P McKirdy, R Maltby; G McNamara, G Davis, Edwards Green 2: Russell Luland, Don Shoobert, RUGBY LEAGUE Full moon July 15 16:40 Prichard, N Hutton. M Rice. Plate Winners: A Brown, A Reid, T Hills. John Gunton, Jim Croghan; r/up: Derek Chap- NRRRL Round 13 – Evans Head V Tweed Astronomical data Cudgen Men – Minor single championship Kingscliff Mixed – Bowls Pairs Sunday July man, Jim O’Neill, Terry Thompson, John Heath Coast – 1st Evans Head 14 D Tweed Coast 6 Reg Third quarter July 23 15:02 and tides winner: Graham Border 31 def Ken Hansen 23 17 “Locals versus the Visitors.” Winners: Locals. Ladies: Green 3: Wendy Mason, Nita Dowling, Evans Head 26 D Tweed Coast 6 18 Tweed Coast New moon July 31 04:40 Championships – consistency singles V. Results were as follows: Overall winners Col- Eileen Hunt, Dorothy Turner; r/up: Carolyn Da- 50 D Evans Head 4 Kyogle V Grafton Rhinos leen Smith and Harry Hockey, Runners Up Gail vis, Adrianne Nash, Beth Jacobson, Helen Carter. – 1st Grafton Rhinos 54 D Kyogle 36 Reg Kyogle Day of Sun Sun Moon Moon High tide, Low tide, month rise set rise set height (m) height (m) MONTHLY MARKETS and Ray Phipps, 3rd Karen and Robin Hayes, 4th Green 4: R. Witt, Marjorie Crane, Betty Bradley, 34 D Grafton Rhinos 6 18 Kyogle 28 D Grafton 1 F 0639 1700 0614 1653 0808,1.33; 2015,1.88 0216,0.37; 1342,0.49 Fay Lean and Peter Jones, 5th Maisie Lincoln and Lois Hodsdon; r/up: Jeane Beale, Liz Boulton, Rhinos 0 Grafton Ghosts V Marist Brothers Nancy Ward, Fran Hewitt Wed July 13: Ran- 2 S 0639 1700 0703 1755 0852,1.36; 2059,1.91 0257,0.32; 1427,0.47 1st Sat Brunswick Heads (02) 6628 4495 Ray Amour, 6th Sandra Akers and Brian Turner, – 1st Grafton Ghosts 36 D Marist Brothers 16 dom Rink Draw Green 1: 1st Sun Byron Bay (02) 6680 9703 7th Raewyn and Kevin Liddington. George Mynott, Brian Reg Grafton Ghosts 24 D Marist Brothers 22 18 3 S 0639 1700 0749 1858 0937,1.39; 2143,1.91 0339,0.28; 1514,0.46 South Tweed Men – Wednesday 13/7 Am Newcombe, Roy Nuttall; r/up: John Moon, Bernie Grafton Ghosts 18 D Marist Brothers 8 Murwil- 4 M 0639 1701 0830 2002 1024,1.41; 2228,1.86 0421,0.27; 1603,0.46 1st Sun Pottsville (02) 6676 4555 Pairs N. Hardie & A Dearman +38. Runners up Fletcher, Laurie Cooper Green 2: Tony Goad, Lau- lumbah V Casino Rsm – 1st Murwillumbah 5 T 0639 1701 0909 2105 1114,1.44; 2315,1.78 0506,0.27; 1657,0.48 1st Sun Tweed Heads (07) 5599 1714 M.Olive & B.Padgham +32c/b, Third G.thomas rie Rea, Oscar Cunningham, Jim Croghan; r/up: 30 D Casino Rsm 0 Reg Murwillumbah 64 D 6 W 0639 1702 0946 2208 1205,1.47 0551,0.30; 1754,0.52 & A Piper +32 Wednesday PM Social winners Jim O’Neill, Roger Graf, John Craig, Con Impel- Casino Rsm 6 18 Murwillumbah 28 D Casino 7 T 0639 1702 1023 2311 0006,1.66; 1300,1.50 0639,0.34; 1857,0.56 2nd Sat Kingscliff 0406 724 323 were H.Ward, K.Graham, R Eyers. Runners up lizzeri Green 3: Derek Brean, Norm Hoffman, Pe- Rsm 16 Northern United V Mullumbimby – 8 F 0639 1702 1101 0102,1.53; 1357,1.54 0729,0.39; 2008,0.58 2nd Sun The Channon (02) 6688 6433 K.Mc Cleod, M.Miller. Thursday PM Pairs Win- ter Barns, Dennis Lusby on c/b; r/up: Paul Chircop, 1st Northern United 86 D Mullumbimby Reg ners W.Earea & M. Rosa +14 Runners up were Doug Cole, Chris White, John Parker-Smith. Northern United 0 D Forfeit 18 Mullumbimby 9 S 0639 1703 1141 0015 0207,1.41; 1458,1.59 0822,0.44; 2126,0.57 2nd Sun Chillingham 0437 041 023 2nd Sun Lennox Head (02) 6672 2874 B.Heap & R Hickman +13. Winners of losers were DARTS 24 D Northern United 22 Cudgen V Lower 10 S 0638 1703 1226 0120 0318,1.32; 1600,1.66 0919,0.48; 2243,0.52 H. Clutterbuck & U.kughel +15. Tweed Valley – TV vs West Moreton – TVDA Clarence – 1st Cudgen 52 D Lower Clarence 16 11 M 0638 1704 1315 0225 0431,1.27; 1702,1.73 1018,0.50; 2351,0.44 2nd Sun Coolangatta (07) 5533 8202 Tweed Heads Ladies – Wednesday Ladies won 21 games to West Moreton’s 14 games. Reg Cudgen 48 D Lower Clarence 2 18 Cudgen 12 T 0638 1704 1408 0329 0539,1.27; 1800,1.80 1116,0.49 2nd Sun Tweed Heads (07) 5599 1714 Pairs; G. Horlock, M. Little def. M. Purchell, M. Monday 18th July: A Grade Jokers 13 def Ho- 50 D Lower Clarence 0 Byron Bay V Ballina – 13 W 0638 1705 1507 0429 0638,1.30; 1853,1.85 0048,0.37; 1212,0.48 Picking. A. Morrissey, V. Neill def. J. Ware, P. gan’s Heroes 2, Blues 13 def Lions 2 and contrary Reg Byron Bay 56 D Ballina 16. 14 T 0638 1705 1607 0524 0730,1.33; 1941,1.88 0139,0.31; 1302,0.46 3rd Sat Mullumbimby (02) 6684 3370 Reedy. V. Cunningham, B. Bryant, def. S. Asser, to what I was told over the phone, Gulls 13 def SHOOTING 15 F 0637 1706 1708 0614 0816,1.35; 2025,1.87 0224,0.28; 1350,0.45 3rd Sat Murwillumbah Cottage Markets P. Southern. D. Phillips, L. Phillips def. S. Lusby, Moon Guppies 2. B Grade Misfits 6 def Devils 5, Murwillumbah Pistol Club – 12-July- J. Roche. G. Evans, K. Henshaw def. L. Elsey, P. Chuckers 6 def Ramseys Heroes’ 5, We’re Back 9 11;Standad Pistol - W Byrne 568, B Kleem 554, 16 S 0637 1706 1807 0657 0900,1.37; 2106,1.83 0304,0.28; 1435,0.46 0417 759 777 3rd Sun Ballina (02) 6687 4328 Griffith. S. Hanlon, H. Ramsay def. M. Cooper, E. def Leftovers 2, Tigers 9 def Boomerangs 2. The P Schlunke 549, B Dowling 548, A Uren 539, J 17 S 0637 1707 1905 0735 0942,1.37; 2145,1.77 0343,0.31; 1518,0.49 P. Mann point score subject to confirmation: A Grade 3rd Sun Nimbin (02) 6689 0000 Simpson. , J. Finney def. F. Martin, P. Dear- Schlunke 488, R Rees 380. Air Pistol - I Young 18 M 0636 1707 2000 0810 1021,1.38; 2221,1.68 0419,0.34; 1600,0.52 love. J. Lyon, L.A. French def. H. Mason, P, Clark. Jokers 36, Blues 34, Hogan’s Heroes 18, Gulls 13 536. Rifle - DB esson 594. 13 -July-11; Ladies Air 19 T 0636 1708 2054 0842 1100,1.37; 2256,1.62 0453,0.39; 1642,0.57 3rd Sun Pottsville (02) 6676 4555 H. Bosisto, M. Forrest def. K. Figura, A. Ebsworth. and Lions 12. B Grade Misfits 24,C huckers 22, Pistol - E Reid 362, A Gazzard 359, Open Air 20 W 0636 1708 2146 0913 1140,1.38; 2332,1.47 0527,0.43; 1726,0.62 3rd Sun Tweed Heads (07) 5599 1714 L. Rayward, M. Dare def. M. Bowler, B. Halsall. F. Ramseys Heroes’ 21, Tigers 19, Leftovers and Pistol - P Melnikas 578, R Rees 557, J Lumsden 21 T 0635 1709 2238 0943 1221,1.38 0600,0.48; 1814,0.67 3rd Sun Uki (02) 6679 5012 Keech, V. Moore, D. Curtis def. B. Everson, B. McI- Devils 16, We’re Back 14, Moon Guppies 8 and 547. 16-July-11; Centre Fire - J Lumsden 565, J 22 F 0635 1709 2331 1015 0013,1.36; 1307,1.39 0638,0.52; 1910,0.71 ntyre, L Woodley. Thursday Ladies Fours: D. Boomerangs 4. Duckworth 556, J Gove 553, W Gray 484, Sports Cunnington, J. Oswald, C. Graver H. Bosisto def. GOLF Pistol - T Hill 652, A Berry 603, N Davis 584, A 23 S 0634 1710 1048 0101,1.26; 1359,1.40 0721,0.57; 2016,0.73 4th Sat Kingscliff 0406 724 323 4th Sun Bangalow (02) 6687 1911 K. Thatcher, L, Hodsdon, A. Ebsworth, E. Bradley. Chinderah Seniors Social – Results for Uren 582, P Melnikas 578, S Nash 564, R Rees 24 S 0634 1710 0024 1124 0201,1.18; 1455,1.42 0811,0.60; 2132,0.71 11/7/11 - Stroke Winner A grade 4th Sun (in 5 Sun month) Coolangatta B. LeBouef, H. Bardsley, J. Withington, H. Carter : - Ron Hankin 551, B Kleem 546, J Gracie 524, J Hoctor 521. La- 25 M 0633 1711 0118 1205 0312,1.13; 1554,1.47 0908,0.62; 2244,0.65 def. J, Lyon, M. Gwynne, M. Purcell, M. Picking. - net 56 - new h/cap 8. R/up - Bob Magee - net dies & Junior Air Pistol - K Johnson 383, E 26 T 0633 1712 0214 1251 0423,1.13; 1650,1.54 1006,0.61; 2342,0.57 (07) 5533 8202 K. Figura, F. Hewitt, J. Finney, C. Hawkins def. P. 58 - new h/cap 8. Winner B grade - Charlie Ga- Bartrim 364, W Byrne 351, E Reid 345, J Higgens 27 W 0632 1712 0309 1342 0525,1.16; 1741,1.63 1100,0.58 4th Sun Murwillumbah 0422 565 168 Mann, J. Ware, S. Goldsmith, L,A, French. R. Re- rett - net 53 - new h/cap 13. R/up - Wayne Huxley 338. Open Air Pistol - J Nash 577, B Thompson 28 T 0632 1713 0403 1438 0616,1.21; 1827,1.73 0030,0.47; 1150,0.52 4th Sun Tweed Heads (07) 5599 1714 iter, J. Gilroy, D. Kendal, H. Ramsay def. D. Duncan, - net 54 - new h/cap 14. Winner C grade - Helen 573, R Cavanagh 572, J Gracie 563, D Reid 449. 29 F 0631 1713 0454 1539 0701,1.28; 1912,1.82 0112,0.37; 1237,0.46 M. GUnton, S. Taylor, L. Elsey. P. Griffith, N. Bell, J. Wain - net 53(c/back) - new h/cap 23. R/up - Ria 17-July-11; Rifle - J Duckworth 602, RC avanagh 5th Sun Nimbin (02) 6689 0000 Smith, B. Cooper def. M. Kelly, K. Sieben, S Asser, Cahill - net 53 - new h/cap 23. Ball rundown to 596, E Reid 582, N Luxton 551, J Lumsden 548. 30 S 0630 1714 0541 1643 0745,1.35; 1955,1.89 0152,0.28; 1324,0.39 5th Sun Tweed Heads (07) 5599 1714 D. Woods. J. White, E. Heath, E. Hunt, J. Brown net 57. Reuslts for 14/7/11 - Stroke Winner Murwillumbah Rifle Club – Shaun Dolan 31 S 0630 1714 0625 1748 0830,1.42; 2039,1.92 0232,0.21; 1412,0.34 dwf. N. Craig, N, Dowling, J. Fisher, B. Bitmead. A grade - Pat Maye - net 56 - new h/cap 10. R/ wins at Beaudesert Alan Cronk was 4th and All times Eastern Standard Time. M. Baxter, V. Pridham, J. Webster def. D. Stew- up - Tom Hyde - net 58 - new h/cap 12. Winner Dave Phippard 10th in the A Grade Aggregate. Time lags: Ballina Boat Dock: 15 min; Byron Bay: nil; WEEKLY FARMERS MARKETS art, B. Casey, L Vidulich.J.Hoffman, J. Ryman, B. B grade - Di Carroll - net 55(c/back) - new h/cap Gordon Morris, in Scope Class came 4th. Small- Brunswick River Highway Bridge: high 30 min, low 1 Each Tue New Brighton (02)6684 5390 hr; Mullumbimby: 1 hr 10 min; Billinudgel: 3 hr 55 min; Jacobsen def. M. Jarick, T. Congdon, P. Clark. J. 13. R/up - Mel Brodie - net 55 - new h/cap 14. Ball bore: W.Sunderland 397, 6, 403; W.Shoobridge Chinderah: high 1 hr 30 min, low 2 hr; Terranora Inlet: high 2 Each Wed 7-11am Mur’bah (02) 6684 7834 Pattoli, S. Hambleton, J. Casey def. B. 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EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/OFFICE MANAGER WARNING View clubs from across the The Department of Fair Trading has TUITION As the Executive Assistant and Offi ce Manager you will be responsible for providing Northern Rivers to the Queensland warned people to be very careful about Noticeboard administrative support to the CEO, including producing high level reports and documents, assistance PRIMARY teacher, 20 yrs exp avail border will come together on July with preparation and organisation of board and general meetings and coordinating travel itineraries responding to advertisements offering for individual English & Maths tuition Computer skills 28 at the South Tweed Sports Club as required. You will also be responsible for the effi cient management of the Rainforest Rescue work at home. Readers should be from 10.30am for their annual gala offi ce including developing strategies for ensuring that offi ce processes run smoothly and that staff Murwillumbah. Ph Debbie 0417600513 Computer Association Tweed wary if asked to pay money upfront for day. This year’s theme is a ‘Touch relations are maintained. The successful applicant will have highly developed written and oral employment opportunities and never Seniors (C.A.T.S.) meets on the third communication skills, a high level of computer literacy and will be an organised and detail orientated MUSICAL NOTES Wednesday of each month 10.30am of the Irish’. The fun-fi lled day will person. Previous experience in a similar role is essential. This is a permanent part-time position. send money to a post offi ce box. at Seagulls Club. Get computer include fantastic entertainment Closing Date: Applications must be received by Friday 29 GUITAR AMP REPAIRS , all pro audio & advice and learn computer skills at as well as reports on what is July 5:00pm. Email [email protected] for CAREER IN custom modifi cations. Ph 07 55454831 happening behind the scenes. The full position description and to apply with your cover letter your own pace in a friendly social www.thorphillipsaudio.com cost for a roast dinner and desserts, and resume. Selection criteria must be addressed. environment. All welcome. For CHILDCARE plus entertainment will be $25 and Would you like to become a carer and JAZZ PIANO, DOUBLE BASS & DRUM more details call Noelene on 5599 bookings can be made by ringing work from home? Free training & fi nancial TRIO FOR HIRE 8939 (Business hours). support is provided, to enable you to Well rehearsed & accomplished players. Jan Blanch on 02 6680 2016. provide accredited high quality care in a Phone 0412732465 Riding volunteers home environment. You will be supported Banora Probus by the largest scheme in NSW. Flexible LIVESTOCK Riding for the Disabled Tweed Banora Point Probus Club meets hours. Childcare benefi t available. Phone Valley Centre needs regular Northern Rivers Family Day Care for PBL DOUBLE HORSE FLOAT - 90 ext, helpers on Tuesday, Thursday or next Monday (July 25). Guest more info on 07 5536 1865. as new, used twice, $10,000. Ph 66891043 Saturday mornings during school speaker is Margaret Wilkinson who We have exciting opportunities for suitably qualifi ed and experienced people to home line only join our team. terms. Horse skills are not essential is the president of U3A. Visitors are SUBSCRIBE TO THE ECHO and training is provided. Call Sylvia welcome at meetings and on the The Family Centre is a progressive community based not-for-profi t If you want to be sure of your copy each PETS club’s monthly outings. For more organisation established in 1988. We provide a range of family support and 0419 437 217. week, or if you have a friend who’d like info ring Gerry 07 5523 0028. family relationship education services on the NSW Far North Coast and lower to have a subscription, why not send ADOPT A CAT from Animal Welfare Gold Coast regions. them one? $35 per quarter or $125 per League NSW. Phone 66844070 Seniors concert The positions offer generous above award conditions and salary packaging year, post incl. Write to ‘The Echo’ Auxiliary fete arrangements. GOING AWAY? Who is looking after your A free concert will be held next 6 Village Way, Stuart St, Mullumbimby The Tweed Hospital Auxiliary’s pets? Kingscliff Petsitting 0419358794 or Monday (July 25) at 1pm at the Manager Family Services 2482 including payment in advance. annual fete will be held on October SCHCaDS Award Grade 6 - 35 hours per week www.kingscliffpetsitting.com.au Coolangatta Senior Citizens Centre, You will bring program management & supervisory experience to this key 2 Gerrard Street, Coolangatta. This 8. Donations of books, jewellery, role. The manager is responsible for supporting the team to provide high knitting wool, crochet cotton, fabric is a 6 month old, desexed month’s concert will feature the quality service to the families we work with. The position is based at our remnants, pre-loved clothing and Tweed Heads South offi ce MAXI male, Bull Arab X - a Dixie Jazz Band. Tea and coff ee is gentle, but very energetic breed. He has available, BYO lunch/snacks. For bric-a-brac wanted and may be a lovely nature, has had some training left at the hospital gift shop. For Family Worker and is great with kids, cats and guinea info call 07 5536 4050. SCHCaDS Award Grade 4 - 35 hours per week pigs! If you can give Maxi a permanent, info call 07 5506 7867. Auxiliary Providing services to families in our early intervention & intensive family loving home where he will get plenty AGM will be held on August 1 in support programs. The position is based at our Tweed Heads South offi ce. End of life Peppers Coorabell Retreat of exercise, please phone Yolana on the auditorium of the Civic Centre, 0449 049 136 or the Friends of the For information about end of life Family Worker (Ballina) requires the services of Pound Adoption Booth on 07 5524 Tweed Heads at 2pm, the monthly SCHCaDS Award Grade 4 - 28 hours per week 8590. Visit www.friendsofthepound. choices workshops and meetings meeting to begin at noon (bring Providing services to families in our intensive family support program in the a Sous Chef. com to view other animals looking for held throughout the year, please Ballina/Byron Shires. The position is based at our Ballina offi ce. lunch). Interested people welcome, Minimum 3 years experience permanent homes. call Elaine on 0421 796 713. guest speaker from SES. For info in Fine Dining and all aspects PLEASE DESEX Applications for all positions close 4pm Monday 1 August 2011 YOUR ANIMALS – If on donations call 07 5506 7867, for of kitchen management. you need fi nancial Tree planting Applicants will be required to undertake a criminal record check and a working auxiliary call Merle 07 5536 1441. assistance with cat For National Tree Day, at Gerald with children check. Please send CV to desexing phone [email protected] 0487 179 244 for an Parker Park, opposite the Uki Garden comp Please download an information package at www.thefamilycentre.org.au or fax 02 6684 8137 appointment during Sportsground, on the riverbank on A reminder that entries in our National Desexing July 31 from 9am to noon. Holes will Month program in July Murwillumbah and District Garden (conditions apply). be pre-dug to make it easy. Coff ee Club’s annual garden competition and tea provided and if you like www.friendsofthepound.com are now being accepted. Entry 07 5524 8590 bring some morning tea to share. forms are available from JH Low cost food Williams, Budds, Murwillumbah ONLY ADULTS Services Club, Earth and Colour Low cost food available for Nursery, Kingscliff Bowls Club or ATTRACTIVE LADIES WANTED 18+ struggling pensioners/students at phone Margaret on 02 6672 3782. Team Support Librarian Phone Lilly 0422177493 Elevation Care, 56 Caloola Drive, Judging will take place August <ŝŶŐƐĐůŝīĂŵƉƵƐ (off Ducat Street), Tweed Heads 29-30, with a presentation night on on Mondays 11.30am to 2.30pm. September 5. Status: Permanent Part-Time - 12 hours per week TWEED Please note as of August 1 the new opening time will be noon. Bring Quest fundraiser Hourly Rate: $28.52 - $37.28 per hour COAST your pension/and or student ID The duo Paddy and Gloria O’Brien Job Reference No: 11/061/NCI card or students card plus your will perform at Condong Bowls JobĞƐĐƌŝƉƟŽŶ: Assist with the provision of user services to campuses bags. Bus pick up available at Club on Friday, July 22, from 6pm, ESCORTS 12noon outside the front of Tweed ƐƵƉƉŽƌƚĞĚďLJƚŚĞƚĞĂŵƚŽĞŶƐƵƌĞĞīĞĐƟǀĞĂĐĐĞƐƐƚŽƌĞƐŽƵƌĐĞƐĂŶĚƐĞƌǀŝĐĞƐďLJ accompanied by special guests The Centro. Look for the white bus with Dreamers in a show to raise funds customers from a range of sectors. 0419 962 958 Elevation Church on the side. For for Ema Marks, Banana Festival Job Notes: info call 07 5507 6999. Queen Candidate, whose charity ͻ Prior to applying applicants are encouraged to discuss their interest in the is the Westpac Rescue Helicopter. View clubs Admission $10 for a night of fun, ƉŽƐŝƟŽŶǁŝƚŚƚŚĞWĂŶĞůŽŶǀĞŶŽƌRobert Anderson on 6674 7260. bush poems and yarns. Tickets ͻ ƉƉůŝĐĂŶƚƐŵƵƐƚŽďƚĂŝŶĂŶ/ŶĨŽƌŵĂƟŽŶWĂĐŬĂŐĞŝŶŽƌĚĞr to proceed. EARN BIG The Tweed Coast View Club (Kingscliff to Pottsville) are available at door. /ŶĨŽƌŵĂƟŽn Package: BUCK$ planning a bus trip to Stanthorpe- Bicycle group ͻ Download from northcoast.tafensw.edu.au Good working environment Warwick and surrounding areas on September 18-21. All are Wollumbin Bicycle User Group ͻ Email to [email protected] with female staff ͻ Phone 1800 008 233 welcome. Come along and meet monthly meeting July 27 6.30pm must be 18–65 yrs old other ladies while supporting The Imperial Hotel , Murwillumbah ůŽƐŝng date: Friday 5 August 2011 Smith Family and its Learning For (upstairs). All welcome. For info visit 02 6674 5020 Life program. For info and bookings www.wollumbinbug.org.au. NC11061NCI call Heather 02 6670 4013. www.tweedecho.com.au Th e Tweed Shire Echo July 21, 2011 23 Backburner

The generation gap was evi- dent during this week’s council meeting aft er Cr Katie Milne (X generation) asked Cr Phil Youngblutt (pre-baby boomer generation) if he had read her email on cruelty to greyhounds in the racing industry. ‘If I get an email from you I delete it immediately,’ replied the can- tankerous councillor. No fees QQQQ Coal-seam gas continues to trouble Tweed councillors, with Best rates Cr Katie Milne getting support for an urgent motion to have Exotic currency on hand the general manager investigate how the Moree Shire Council is handling the threat of coal-seam Special rates for Seniors exploration. Moree Council has placed a 60-day moratorium on further surveys, drilling and ton, who has been told to stop Above: Dr Willika Kurstjens looks on as midwife Shirin Richards exploration within the shire to calling himself a member of examines Rachel Bryant at Tweed Hospital’s new ‘shopfront’ 9am-5pm Mon-Fri allow time to identify council’s the House of Lords because he outpatients department offi cially opened on Tuesday by par- position on the mining activity. 07 5536 8217 isn’t, and Danny Nalliah, who liamentary secretary for regional health, Melinda Pavey. QQQQ believes God sends bushfi res to The new department provides a range of specialist medi- Beachcomber Arcade, Last week’s article outlining the history of the Jack Evans Boat kill Victorians for their godless- cal, surgical, dental, antenatal services, anaesthetic and nurse 122 Griffi th Street, Coolangatta Harbour saga inadvertently ness, linked up this week when clinics in preparing patients for admission. The department has failed to mention that the fed- the unscientifi c viscount spoke nine consultation/treatment rooms, a plaster room and a large eral government contributed at the prescientifi c pastor’s cen- patient waiting area. Photo Jeff Dawson $1.8 million towards the project tre in Melbourne. A perfect from its jobs fund aft er knock- marriage of minds. QuitQuit CigarettesCigarettes ing back a submission for $10.6 QQQQ million from its infrastructure Talking about irrational beliefs, fund. there was recently a win for IN 60 MinutesMinutes QQQQ freedom of religion (and we’re Lots of Danish university researchers not talking about the Rev Fred great prizes! GUARANTEED!GUARANTEED! say car drivers are more exposed Nile sabotaging school eth- to airborne pollution than cy- ics classes), when an Austrian 97% SUCCESS RATERAATE clists in heavy traffi c, and not man won the right to wear a LIFETIME GUARANTEE!GUARANTEE! the other way around. A team pasta strainer on his head for from Copenhagen’s Roskilde his driver’s licence photo. Niko University equipped drivers Alm belongs to the Church of July 31, 2011, 9.30am-2pm and cyclists with personal air the Flying Spaghetti Monster, Entry gold coin donation samplers while they drove and whose members call themselves If you would like your own stall pedalled through the Copen- Pastafarians. Alm had applied BOOK NOW! hagen traffi c. Th e air sampless to wear the kitchen utensil as were analysed for particles and headgear, claiming it was for Enter The Baby Show to win prizes for benzene, toluene, ethylben- religious reasons. Authorities Registration 9.30am-10am. Age groups: zene and xylene (BTEX, also eventually granted him permis- Q Q Q Q Q used in coal-seam gas fractur- sion aft er he underwent a psy- 0-6mths 6mths-1yr 1yr-2yr 2yr-3yr 3yr-4yr ing or fracking) content. The chological assessment to prove Fairy, Pixie and standard portrait photoshoots available with concentrations of particles and he was fi t to drive. Members of Katrina Cram, Special Day Expo prices! BTEX in the cabins of the cars the church believe their faith Hot and cold drinks, cakes and hot lunches were 2–4 times greater than was founded by pirates and that LAUNCH OF MUM ‘N’ BUB NEW AND USED STALLS! 1300 980 720720 in the cyclists’ breathing zone. global warming and other natu- ral disasters are directly linked For more information or to book a stall call: JustJust QQuituit IItt TM Who would have thought it? Danielle 0411 364 225 or Jenny 02 6674 2808 or 0409 698 572 QQQQ to the decline in pirate numbers email: [email protected] Two of Backburner’s favourite since the 1800s. Fred has a dif- Plantation House, 13 Duranbah Rd www.justquitit.com.auwww.justquitit.com.au people, Christopher Monck- ferent set of beliefs. (Adjacent To Tropical Fruit World)

Local Government Week Mad Millie showing the whey 24 - 29 July 2011 with home cheesemaking kits

Become an expert cheesemaker in your own kitchen! Tweed Shire Council is celebrating Local Government Make cheeses from Feta Week with a program of free events for the community, and Halloumi to Camembert including the annual Family Fun Day held for the first and Blue Cheese time at the revitalised Jack Evans Boat Harbour in Beginners Italian cheese kit Tweed Heads. $34.90 (great starting point) Find out more about your Council 3 Family Fun Day 10am-2pm Sunday 24 July 3 Tours of Sustainable Living Centre, Bray Park Water Treatment Plant, Tweed River Art Gallery and Tweed Laboratory 3 Community Events Workshop and more 3 Chapel opening at the Tweed Valley Lawn Cemetery See the full program on www.tweed.nsw.gov.au/LGWeek or call Council on (02) 6670 2400 Now available at Border Brewing Supplies Phone 07 5524 5089 8/1 Machinery Drive, Tweed Heads South

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