THE TWEED Volume 2 #43 Thursday, July 8, 2010 Page Advertising and news enquiries: 10 Phone: (02) 6672 2280 [email protected] [email protected] www.tweedecho.com.au LOCAL & INDEPENDENT Police close in on prime Cudgen land
Ken Sapwell exhibition until July 14, is expected to trigger a swag of objections from The NSW Police Force is seeking to community and environmental exploit a loophole in planning laws groups who have been involved in a to establish a new police station on long-running battle to save the red- protected farm land at Cudgen. soil plateau from development. The move is the first serious chal- It’s also being watched closely by lenge to the Cudgen plateau’s unique other emergency service agencies who agricultural status since the Anglican have been searching for a flood-free Church lost a court battle to build a site to consolidate their operations in school on another nearby parcel of a so-called super-centre close to the prime farming land about 12 years ago geographic centre of the shire. (see panel, page 2). Former long-serving Mayor Max Senior police say the station is an Boyd, who was part of a 10-man study Karen Oliver as Eliza Doolittle in her Ascot finery.Photo supplied emergency facility which can be built team which resulted in the govern- on the site without the consent of ment classifying the plateau as agri- Tweed council or the government if cultural land of State significance, says Karen’s Directed by respected Gold Coast erful voices on the Tweed Coast, they can convince them that no other he’s confident the government will show producer Tracey Kriz and co- this production is a nice piece of suitable sites are available. uphold its own planning policies. starring Peter Gray as the urbane, synergy. They are asking the council to go ‘The land is recognised as being in Eliza world-weary upper-class snob ‘This was the first full-length show against its Local Environment Plan the top 10 per cent of agricultural land Henry Higgins, the show features that I ever did. I was 13 and I really which prohibits subdivisions of less in Australia and has been given the a 36-member ensemble and some wanted to be Eliza. But I was too than 10ha to create a 1.5ha allotment highest possible level of protection,’ dream impressive costumes. young to be the lead so instead I was for a new Kingscliff headquarters at a he said. But for Ms Oliver, who has just the lady about town,’ she said of the cost of $4.5 million. finished a stint with Gold Coast Lit- Kingscliff High production back in A development application lodged Thin end of the wedge comes true tle Theatre in Showboat and Curtains the 1990s. by consultants acting for the force, ‘This new application if approved for Spotlight, it is a chance to finally ‘I always wanted to do the show Newton Denny Chapelle, says the will be the thin edge of the wedge for Tania Phillips get her vocal chords around those and it never came around.’ That is, site was chosen after four alterna- further urban development in an area classic Lerner and Loewe songs until now. tive sites were deemed unsatisfactory, which should be preserved for farm- As a young teen at Kingscliff High ‘Wouldn’t It Be Loverly?’, ‘The Rain The musical also reunites Ms Oliver mostly because none was as close to ing activities.’ School, Karen Oliver always dreamed In Spain’, and ‘I Could Have Danced with Tracey Kriz, who directed her the motorway. The land subject to the subdivision of playing Eliza Doolittle, but it’s only all Night.’ in her first major senior role at age 15 ‘The subdivision provides the mini- application belongs to the Kingscliff now the talented musical performer There’s also the thrill of speaking in the Gold Coast production of Stop mum area necessary for the construc- Land Company (KLC) which pur- will get her wish. Bernard Shaw’s scintillating dia- The World I Want to Get Off. tion and operation of the station… chased the 39ha site in a joint venture Ms Oliver will bring the wonderful logue, much of which was left in the My Fair Lady is on at Twin and provides sufficient land for the deal with Coles Myer for $4.5 million Eliza Doolittle to life in the Tweed show when it was adapted from his Towns, Tweed Heads, this Friday, continuation of the existing agricul- in 2004 but has since been unsuccess- Theatre Company’s new production classic play Pygmalion. Saturday and Sunday. Tickets are $25 tural land use of the newly created ful in two attempts to rezone the land of My Fair Lady at Twin Towns this And for the talented blue-eyed ($20 concession) and can be booked adjoining lot,’ the consultants say. for houses and a retail centre. weekend. blonde with one of the most pow- on 1800 014 014. The application, which is on public continued on page 2
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(from page 1) TWEED 4 Park Street Tweed Heads Police close in on prime Cudgen land Phone 07 5536 1865 The first bid came unstuck the crossroads of the shire. The purchase attracted na- LISMORE 150 Laurel Avenue Lismore when the council was sacked He said he did not believe tional media attention when Phone 02 6621 6437 Serving the Community since 1980 in disgrace in 2005 and the sec- KLC’s holding warranted its mortgage documents revealed ‘A division of Northern Rivers Childcare Services Inc.’ ond failed in a narrow 4-3 vote state significance classifica- KLC entered into a conditional in May last year. tion. arrangement with then sitting KLC director, former Tweed ‘The property has been sand- councillor Lynne Beck and her National Party MP Don Beck, mined and quarried and has two sisters, to pay an extra $5 Future proof your solar said the site was an ideal loca- only a few knobs of red soil,’ million if the land was rezoned investment by opting for a tion, being flood-free and at he said. before November last year. Solar Expandable System. A little history always helps… how developers The newest innovation in solar, the SES incorporates a high have tried to turn the rich red soil into concrete performance inverter to allow for system expansion at a later date. The rich red farming soil government to give the farms a $70,000 kitty, including a of the Cudgen plateau has the highest possible level of $20,000 contribution from his long been a prime target of protection and to set up the own company, a subsequent developers and a rich source first of two inquiries which re- inquiry found. of political intrigue and skul- sulted in the council’s sacking It was used to fund the PLUS PRO duggery. several years later. 1999 election campaign of 24 The farms dotting the Events unfolded after the so-called Independent can- A 1.5kW system A 1.5kW system elevated site just to the west church failed in a court appeal didates grouped to maximise wwith a 3kW inverter. with a 5kW inverter. of Kingscliff boast sweeping against council’s refusal to their chances under the voting OfferingOf future-flex Offering future-flex ocean and mountain views allow it to build a school on system and to launch an anti- up to 3kW output. up to 5kW output. which would become prime a farm it had purchased only Boyd media blitz accusing his * * residential real estate if devel- a few metres from the site council of mismanagement $2995 $3995 opers overturned their agricul- where police now want to and incompetence. tural protection status. build a new station. The tactics proved suc- Pressure to rezone the The setback sparked a cessful with the election of a land for urban expansion has strong backlash from the pro-development council and Buy today, for tomorrow, and save. been growing since the 1980s church which erected a were then used as a blue- as investors began buying giant wooden cross on the print at the next elections in farms before declaring them redundant site in silent protest 2004 for a bigger and more non-productive or unprofit- against the council’s decision secretive war chest filled with able and disputing the NSW to back its planning staff on money from developers. Exclusive to: government’s State significant the issue. A subsequent inquiry which
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Left: Nine year old dancer Joshua Price Mental health service dealt from Jarrad Cramp Dance impressed the audience on critical funding blow Saturday night in the 12 years and under Kate McIntosh to shut the service down. The Richmond MP denied division of Musical Its closure comes as the Fed- her government was ignoring Theatre and Cabaret. The Tweed region’s sole com- eral Opposition leader Tony local mental health sufferers For more infor- munity outreach service for Abbott announced a Coalition and their families. mation about the people suffering dual mental government would provide $1.5 ‘We recognise the impor- festival or to see the health and substance abuse billion to fund early interven- tance of prevention, early Treading program or results, problems has been forced to tion mental health programs intervention, diagnosis and visit the festival close after failing to secure to ease the burden on main- treatment of mental health the website: www.mur- funding. stream services. conditions. There is more to bahfestival.com.au. The MISA (Mental Illness Despite the link between do in mental health but it is im- Photo Tree Faerie Substance Abuse) program, mental health and substance portant to get the foundations boards which was run by drug and al- abuse problems, Mr Evans right,’ Mrs Elliot said. cohol rehabilitation centre The said sufferers continued to She said the government had Eve Jeffery and music competitions com- der, the under 15 and the open Buttery, had been operating be shunted between separate committed to double national pleted, the dance sections got troupes strut their stuff on the from Binna Burra for the past services, decreasing positive spending on mental health The Murwillumbah Festival of underway last Saturday with Murwillumbah Civic Centre three years. recovery outcomes. to $1.1 billion over the next Performing Arts has had yet the spraying of hair, the glaz- stage. The section included The Buttery’s executive di- MISA was unique in that its four years and that The But- another successful year pro- ing of lips and the glittering of song and dance, classical bal- rector Barry Evans said more programs had been specifically tery would continue to receive viding the stage for hundreds just about everything. let, tap, modern dance and than 250 people in the Ballina focused around addressing co- Commonwealth funds for its of talented young performers. Adjudicator Marilyn Morri- the ever popular jazz perfor- to Tweed area are affected by existing drug and alcohol is- other drug treatment and re- In its last week organisers are son was refreshingly swift and mances. the closure. sues and mental health. habilitation services. work weary but pleased with succinct with her accurate ap- This week continues with ‘This sort of service is critical Mr Evans said repeated Mr Evans said the Buttery the event which held great praisal of competitors, a lovely the solo, duets and trios, and particularly in a rural area,’ Mr representations to the Federal was now seeking philanthropic promise for the big 80th birth- change to have an early night. for the cheapest and best eve- Evans told The Echo. government and local member support in the hopes of restor- day next year. Saturday, Sunday and Mon- ning’s entertainment in town, ‘The people we’re assisting Justine Elliot over the past 18 ing its mental health program. With the speech and drama day saw the 12 years and un- Saturday night will see the are dealing with chronic men- months had been to no avail. festival host the JJ Richards tal health issues and often us- He said the closure would Tweed Shire Council secures funding for flood clean-up Memorial Scholarship event ing drugs or alcohol as a short- leave a significant service gap in which, for a few dollars, you term relief. They’re not going for mental health sufferers Council has received $173,000 funding received to repair lumbah. Under an agreement can witness a showcase of the to go to their GP.’ and their carers in the Tweed in funding from the state damage to local facilities and with the Commonwealth, the talents of 25 of the brightest The Buttery received one-off region. government to repair major infrastructure. NSW Government pays the young ballet stars in the area. funding of $750,000 in 2007 ‘The fact is the need remains flood damage. The funds will The council has so far first $106.1 million of all natu- Last year’s winner, Claudia for its outreach services un- after the funds dry up. How do cover the clean-up costs and conducted repair works to Uki ral disaster costs in each year. Dean, is now twinkling her der the under the Proceeds of we explain to people in crisis emergency restoration works sports field, Jack Julius Park in The Commonwealth match- pointe-shoed toes across the Crime Act Funding. that there is no one available to arising from the January 2008 Kingscliff and Bilambil West es NSW for costs between Royal Ballet School stage in However, when that funding help them through their prob- and May 2009 floods. sports field. Funding assist- $106.1 million and $185.7 mil- the UK. The curtain for the dried up on June 22 The But- lems now that the service has The latest payment is part ance also went towards repairs lion and beyond that pays for scholarship goes up at 6.30pm tery was left with no option but closed?’ of $1 million in government to the levee at South Murwil- three-quarters of all costs. sharp, so don’t be late. ONE 24648
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Letters to the Editor They didn’t take any notice Email: [email protected] of their own ‘specialist/planner Deadline: Noon, Tuesday ecologist’s’ report on the Chin- Abrupt tree felling rankles residents Letters longer than 200 words may derah Waterway which was be cut and pseudonyms are not damning of the development, ■ I was saddened to see the re- these shameful events. more detailed analysis of tree management in their own acceptable. so does anyone really think sult of the deliberate poisoning The poisoned tree was expe- preservation measures should shire. Please include your full name, they would take notice of their of the magnificent Forest Red ditiously felled today by expert be researched before arborists I hope to explore all or any address and phone number. ‘randomly selected panel’ if it Gum in Shady Lane, Banora arborists, and what took poten- are allowed to make the deci- avenues I can to make my fel- wasn’t what council wanted? Point and I commend council tially hundreds of years to grow sions for tree felling. A panel low members of the shire aware Boat Harbour fill Or is council saying they for the sign now attached to and flourish was extinguished of three council-employed ar- of this example of ‘response by aren’t up to the job they are its stump. in a single day’s work; quite un- borists does not make a euca- habit’ as opposed to ‘response shock In the early 1900s, when my believable to witness but true. I lypt expert panel, and with the by ecologically considered re- I was shocked on returning being paid for? Perhaps they should get out and talk to the grandfather, Alfred Wilson, have heard the rationalisation decline in numbers of trees of search’. from a short holiday to discov- cleared portion of the ridge that expressed by various members this age and significance, surely Leonie Seedsman er a peninsula of land had been people not just the develop- ers. Read their own specialists is now Tweed Heights, he left of the council staff but what is the time has come for a more Banora Point created using rubble and infill that stand of eucalypts because not satisfactory in this matter is considered approach to tree on the northern shoreline of reports, etc before they make of their beauty. If that tree wor- the lack of transparency in the management. ■ Maybe alternatives to saving the Jack Evans Boat Harbour. decisions and be fully respon- sible for them, if they have got ried whoever destroyed it, they alleged ‘testing’ undertaken by No one in the street was some of the tree at the corner This infilling of the harbour’s should not have decided to live the arborists, in determining informed of the matter being of Shady Lane could have been edge cannot be seen from the it wrong. They don’t need a citizens’ panel, they have spe- there. that the only course of action listed on the agenda for that found, to save at least some of ground because a Cyclone wire The selfishness and igno- following the poisoning should June 15 meeting. No one but the old growth habitat with the fence with a screening fabric at- cialists making reports, and all they need do is read them! And rance of some people in con- be felling the tree. the residents immediately ad- huge canopy and all the hol- tached has been used to block nection with the environment There are many members of jacent to the tree were notified lows used by our wildlife. any view from ground level. like normal people, rectify any mistakes, not ignore them. never ceases to amaze me. the community who are not of the outcome of your council I understand these hollows Council probably expected Ross Wilson lacking in education or cre- meeting. take around 70 years to form, to have a great unveiling once Perhaps then people might start to believe this council is Tweed Heads dentials and they should be In short, no member of even if trees like this were to be the work and the park is com- entitled to a clear and detailed the street or shire apart from replaced, which I have not wit- pleted. competent to run this shire for the people who elected them! ■ To Tweed Shire Council: For explanation why a tree of such council staff had any con- nessed happening in our shire. In 2006 the Save JEBH those of you who were not wit- significance should be felled in- tribution to the discussions The Tweed is a magical place Committee was formed after Lynda Mack Chinderah ness to the horrendous act of stead of having other measures surrounding this tree and as many tens of thousands of the 2004 Masterplan had been environmental degradation attempted in the first instance. its management. This matter people are discovering. Let’s re-exhibited. It was picked up Catch phrases not on which occurred by the stroke As a ratepaying resident of should reach a public arena not destroy the very things that that the plans were misleading the shire, I for one believe it where local ratepayers of the make it so special. Tony Abbot has stated that the of your pen, as per your council and that the plan contained in- is appropriate in this time of shire have some contribution Dawn Hanson next election will be a referen- meeting of June 15, 2010, I send fill into the northern side of the you a photographic record of ecological sustainability that a to matters of environmental Banora Point harbour which would eventu- dum on tax. ally run the whole length of This misrepresents truth and green space and parkland that Your responsibility is also to six years. The traffic up here is You would save the environ- the north side to allow for a fact. A referendum enables can be found with substantial allow wider buffer zones so that unbearable, Byron Bay alone ment and we can sell tourism cultural centre and other com- change in the constitution. An parking availability. Also cur- the animals have more space to has thousands of visitors who with more confidence. mercial premises to be built on election is a democratic vote to rent parks like Faulks Park, move around, and stop build- must use cars. C J Wolf the harbour. establish a government which Kingscliff, might just be sub- ing more roads, tunnels and I hope you get the message Currumbin, Qld Following public outrage and represents the will of the peo- stantially sacrificed to the sea freeways and spend the funds and act soon, and that we don’t public meetings and a petition ple, in order to govern. under local policy making. on much needed railway lines have to treat so many injured Abuse of waterways containing 3,266 signatures be- Voters should not be per- The Lot 490 rare coastal and open the Casino-Murwil- animals in the wildlife veteri- A good (sensible and sensitive) ing presented in Parliament, suaded by short phrases which crown reserve lands should lumbah line at once, which has narian hospitals around the architect and/or town planner the NSW Lands Minister, Tony appear to be smart but deny not be signed over to a private already been closed for over state. More letters overleaf Kelly made the announcement clear and critical thought. commercial resort develop- on December 5, declaring, ‘No Let us keep these short, ment. There is a huge differ- part of the JEBH would be catchy phrases for the adver- ence between some simple low filled in’. This was published in tising industry. key tourist accommodation TAX RETURNS an article in the Daily News on The people’s democracy is and a massive long term 180 December 6, 2006. a serious public issue needing unit self-contained commer- On March 16, 2007, our state in-depth critical analysis, not cial resort with its own restau- representative, Neville New- simple one phrase propaganda rant, bar and conference com- By CPA Qualifi ed Accountants ell in the same paper stated, style thinking and writing for plex – just what is not needed ‘No infill for the Boat Harbour easy persuasion. within metres of beautiful * itself ’. The short phrases are close Cudgen Creek. State govern- $20 DISCOUNT Our current mayor Warren to psychological conditioning. ment needs to do a backflip Polglase attended the public Patricia Albanese on this community-insensitive meeting where the committee Murwillumbah development. was formed, and informed us Keep forwarding your objec- that it was the ‘three stooges’ Save Lot 490 tions against the Lot 490 crown (administrators) running with The federal government has lands resort development to the plan. He informed us if he made some monumental er- the NSW government and was re-elected that there would rors on its policies and imple- both the premier and Minister be no infilling, etc in the har- mentation of programs such for Lands Tony Kelly. It will not bour. as insulation and the school go away by itself or by local bar So the question is, why is building programs. Much com- room grumbling. there infill in the harbour? mon sense was simply thrown Trevor Reece I call for a stop to any more out the window in a rush to Kingscliff infilling and ask that all infill seize the moment. be removed. Perhaps I might The NSW state Labor gov- Act now, Mr Kelly THE FUTURE OF ACCOUNTING IS HERE have to organise another pub- ernment in its policy and As the minister responsible, lic meeting to make council development partnership for Mr Kelly, for the fragile envi- REFER A FRIEND AND RECEIVE listen. The Echowill keep you the rare coastal crown reserve ronment we live in, you must informed. lands at Lot 490 Kingscliff is protect valuable habitats, for- A $10 COLES VOUCHER* There was a naturally formed also making a monumental ests and rivers immediately beach which only needed en- error. The land development and stop allowing your gov- hancing, there is no benefit to grab for a commercial resort ernment forestry agencies and the community by the infilling on these rare coastal crown re- developers to destroy more of of the harbour. serve lands needs immediate our unique wildlife everywhere Stephanie Deane turning around. This mistake in your state. Accountants | Tax Agents | Financial Planners Secretary, JEBH Committee let go too far unfortunately You must stop cats and dogs will not be able to be turned in the Kings Forest develop- MURWILLUMBAH | KINGSCLIFF Citizens’ panel around for generations and ment, fencing is necessary to After voting themselves a pay many decades. protect koalas and all the other Suite 3, 114 Main St Murwillumbah rise, and of course a rate rise In just a short decade from animals; underpasses are nec- *Conditions apply. Valid to 30/11/10. so that the people can pay for now with rapidly expanding essary if you build more roads, it, is the council now looking population and housing the in order to let the fauna pass Tweed community will need 02 for people to take the blame for through and a 40k speed limit 6672 6700 their decisions? all of the public open coastal must be endorsed.
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Murwillumbah showground for camping in motor homes Mixed feelings on the Gillard elevation and caravans. I want to state that I am traveling in a nine ■ I am an 85 year old woman dia has tried to kill off Kevin labour MP from Wales and a ians but also Israelis and world schools program will be abol- metre motor home with a car and I’ve enjoyed watching Rudd. cabinet minister in the post peace. ished and there will be 12,000 being towed behind. A total Parliament Question Time on He does not owe anyone an WW2 Atlee government. He I am at present reading The public servants looking for jobs length of 15 metres. I also have the ABC. On Tuesday night I apology. He was doing a great was also something of a hero Gun & The Olive Branch and under Mr Abbott (Australian a cat. I would say that 80 per tuned in to Australian Story to job. I think many of the Aus- to our family too (Tory pol- have recently read The Other Financial Review, June 29). cent of caravan parks over my watch what Julia Gillard had tralian people and the Liberal lies could not stand him which Side Of Israel; both deal with Remember it was Tony Abbott last seventh months of trav- to say. The program started Party, also Julia Gillard and the made him AOK with my Dad). this subject. who cut $1 billion in health and elling would not allow us to off okay with the interviewer media, owe him an apology and Bevan was indeed a compas- F Ball hospital funding when he was enter their park because of asking about Julia’s family life I can’t see how Australia can go sionate person, representing Tweed Heads health minister in the previous size and our animal. Where and so on. Then he turned his ahead until that happens. coal miners from an early age government. are we supposed to go with attitude and started asking her I Tough and always having sympathy ■ The Gillard government will Mr Abbott has failed to de- a large vehicle and no entry about Kevin Rudd. She looked Chinderah for the poor, the oppressed have the national budget back tail well-thought out policy to with a cat? And what about rather uncomfortable and I and the underdogs. in surplus by 2013 without put to the Australian people when the parks are full and thought that was odd. ■ Great excitement has devel- In this vein I hope Ms Gil- massive spending cuts to vi- at the coming federal election, that is often. The next day Wednesday I oped among large sections of lard will show support for the tal services such as health and piecemeal bits and pieces of The people or persons be- watched Question Time again. our community with the el- Palestinian people in their education. policy will not do. hind this stupid ruling (and Kevin Rudd and all the Labor evation of Julia Gillard to PM. present state of misery and Yet opposition leader Tony Australia is leading the way I know the council has come members were in fine form. It is of course an historical first call for the complete lifting of Abbott says he will slash spend- on economic recovery of all under pressure from the self- Prime Minister Rudd said for Australia and an important the Gaza siege, the expulsion ing by $47 billion should he be the developed nations, we ish people who run the parks) there had been a breakthrough step for women whatever their of the illegal settlements on given the opportunity. Among can’r risk a coalition govern- just don’t get it. Don’t you re- with the miners. I thought how politics. However, I would cau- the West Bank and the con- these panicky and ill-conceived ment smashing it all to pieces. alise that the money that the great it had turned out and his tion those who expect great clusion of a just and equitable cuts there will be cancellation Mr Abbott is too risky. parks don’t get goes to a greater things to come about simply peace agreement with the Pal- of the National Broadband Paddy Dwyer patience had won out. number of businesses in your because our PM is a woman. estinian people. Network, the computers in Murwillumbah It was not until Thursday, town? when I heard what had hap- She is still locked into the For too long they have been An example of what we pened, I felt devastated. I same policies as Kevin Rudd subject to military occupa- continued from page 7 for trees and eventually forest; spend. Fuel, oil, food, break- couldn’t believe what I was and subject to the same pres- tion and received underdog should aim to use scarce re- the means by which carbon is fasts, dinners, morning cof- hearing. sures from the right-wing treatment (perhaps jolly Joe sources wisely and strive to ful- stored most efficiently. fees, newspapers, wine and Only twice in my lifetime ‘whatever it takes’ bovver Hockey of Palestinian heritage fill social needs economically Larger diameter and coarser alcohol, tires, video hire, ve- have I truly been ashamed boys who pull the strings to could form a unity ticket on and in a way that minimises stemmed plants provision soil hicle servicing, hairdressers of being an Australian. Once suit themselves. this issue). harm to indigenous culture better than pasture grasses. A when Lindy Chamberlain was Ms Gillard said on an Aus- In doing this something and ecosystems. ‘dirty’ paddock therefore may for the women, replacement wrongly accused of killing her tralian Story program that really great would have hap- The title ‘Development Serv- be regarded as not providing a of vehicle parts, clothes, medi- baby, and now, when the me- her hero was Nye Bevan, a pened, not only for Palestin- ices’ applied to council’s plan- maximum of pasture grasses, cal, pharmaceuticals, etc, etc. ning department puts a skewed but is is engaged in provisio- etc. An example: I purchased emphasis towards the notion of ning soil. A ‘clean’ paddock on $1,000 worth of tires in Mack- smoothing the way (bulldoz- the other hand better provides sville. Today I spent $980 on ing the site?) for the ‘inevitable’ immediate feed for stock. my motor home suspension and scarcely questioned pro- The sustainability of a farm in Rockhampton. That’s just posed development. Perhaps is dependent at least partly on on one of the vehicles. That’s it is this mentality that sees no maintenance of soil organic not day-to-day living. Having shame or harm in concreting matter levels. Many of the a motor home in your town is over coastal creeks or eradicat- coarser plants not eaten by no different than having an- ing riparian vegetation. stock are regarded as weeds other family move in, except Another problem with coun- not only by the farmer but by we have money to spend. We cil’s policies and structure is the society which will legally may not be paying rates in your the dominance of engineers in prohibit their growth. If these town but we are paying rates the decision-making process. plants are the ones primarily somewhere else. There is a bias towards engi- engaged in soil provisioning, Don’t you people realise how neering solutions rather than is the society emphasising much we spend in your towns? ecological solutions and eco- the comparative short-term I come from Jindabyne in the logical constraints. feeding of stock at cost of NSW ski fields and down there For obvious reasons, man- the long-term well-being of we frantically try to find ways groves and littoral rainforests, the soil? Are these laws in of keeping a tourist for another like all protected ecological fact vectors of agricultural day because added up it is a communities, require special unsustainability? huge amount over time for the attempts by council and devel- Geoff Dawe town. opers to ensure their long term Uki Here is one for you. Take survival. good account of this com- Recent vandalism and devel- Banana paper ment. If I come to a town with opment proposals at Cudgera I saw on ABC TV program signs everywhere, you know . % 3. % 3 Creek and Chinderah are stu- Landline not so long ago a the ones that say don’t stop " 6 pid and unacceptable. North Queensland banana here and don’t sleep in the ve- The council’s decision mak- grower is producing strong pa- hicle unless you are in an ap- '' ) ) ers need to exercise special care per from the trunks of banana proved park, etc I say to myself ,% 3) in this special bioregion in this trees and has some plantation this town can shove it and I 4 % 5 % 6 year dedicated to biodiversity. growers from South America drive straight through without Hop E Hopkins showing them how it is done. even buying a coffee let alone &&!$' !$' Caldera Environment Centre Seeing our Tweed Shire has spending any real money. 7 3 $$ plenty of banana growers near You can lay the blame for this Weeds and weeds by, our federal and state gov- squarely on the shoulders of A major conflict in land-use ernments should help set up your councils. patterns occurs with pasture. a factory in Murwillumbah The park proprietors who Graziers in Australia prefer and not only will it save a lot have put pressure on your ‘clean’ paddocks, that is, those of waste, it will help banana councils don’t realise that even !! made up of plants preferred by growers with extra income and if their parks were $5 per night their stock, rather than plants create employment as well. there are people that don’t want 8*'#9 !: ' !;3 they regard as weeds that are John B Gray that type of camping. " #$ %% not eaten by their stock. Pottsville These comments are going +,, 0 ,) 1 )%2 The weeds in paddocks to the NSW Ombudsman, )) increasingly become ‘woo- Have cat, will travel your chamber of commerce dy’ with larger diameter and I don’t know whether I have and your local newspapers and coarser stems than pasture the right council or not but last but by no means least the grass. This is a natural process assuming I have, I want this CMCA and the Caravan As- of nature provisioning more comment to go to the correct sociation of Australia. " ( % )*% ) )+ , - & and more organic carbon in department. I read with an- Frank Hawkes . / ) order that the soil is prepared ger that you have closed your Jindabyne
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1. Eva Green and Orlando Bloom get to know each other better in Kingdom Of Heaven (Prime, Friday, 8.30pm), a sweeping epic – is there any other kind? – involving medieval Crusaders and other infidels. 2. ABC2 continues its love affair with good Australian films when a young NoniH azelhurst and Colin Friels star in Monkey Grip (Saturday, 8.30pm), a story about a single mother and her druggie boyfriend. Sound familiar? 3. Henry Huebchen stars as one of two brothers who must reconcile to get their mother’s inheritance in the 1 2 3 German comedy Go For Zucker! (SBS2, Sunday, 9pm). ABC 1 SBS 1 PRIME TEN NBN 4.30 Shortland Street 5.00 Something In The Air 5.00 Weatherwatch 6.00 Sunrise 6.00 Ten Early News 5.30 Today 9.00 Kerri-Anne 11.00 Infomercials 5.30 The New Inventors 5.05 World News 9.00 The Morning Show 7.00 Kids’ Programs 12.00 Ellen Degeneres Show 6.00 Kids’ Programs 1.00 The Food Lovers’ Guide To Australia 11.30 Seven Morning News 9.00 Ten News 1.00 The View 11.00 Catalyst 1.30 When Colin Met Joyce 12.00 Movie: The Evens Stevens Movie (G 10.00 The Circle 2.00 Days Of Our Lives 11.30 The New Inventors 2.30 Cracking The Colour Code 2003) Shia LaBeouf, Christy Carlson 12.00 Dr Phil 3.00 Alive And Cooking 12.00 Midday Report 3.30 Short Stories Romano, Donna Pescow 1.00 Oprah Winfrey Show 3.30 Hi-5 12.30 Enough Rope With Andrew Denton 4.00 Classical Destinations Tuscany: Verdi 2.00 Kids’ Programs 2.00 Ready Steady Cook 4.00 Pyramid 1.30 East Of Everything and Puccini 4.00 It’s Academic 3.00 Judge Judy 4.30 News 2.30 Spicks And Specks 4.30 The Journal 4.30 Seven News 3.30 Infomercial 5.00 Antiques Roadshow 3.00 Kids’ Programs 5.00 Newshour 5.00 M*A*S*H 4.00 Huey’s Kitchen 5.30 Hot Seat 6.00 Meerkat Manor 6.00 Tour De France Highlights 5.30 Deal Or No Deal 4.30 The Bold And The Beautiful 6.00 NBN News 6.30 Can We Help? 6.30 World News Australia 6.00 Prime News 5.00 Ten News 7.00 A Current Affair 7.00 ABC News 7.30 Coast Arran to Gretna on Scotland’s 6.30 Seven News 6.00 The Simpsons 7.30 Friday Night Football LIVE – Sydney 7.30 Stateline south-west coast 7.00 Home And Away 6.30 Neighbours Roosters v South Sydney Rabbitohs 8.00 Terry Jones’ Great Map Mystery 8.30 Nuremberg: Nazis On Trial (M) Albert 7.30 Better Homes And Gardens 7.00 The 7pm Project 9.30 Friday Night Football Wests Tigers v 8.30 Trial And Retribution Speer 8.30 Movie: Kingdom Of Heaven (M 7.30 Masterchef Australia Gold Coast Titans 10.0 5 30 Seconds (M) 9.30 World News Australia 2003) A story of faith set in medieval 9.00 NCIS (M) 11.30 Movie: Lords Of Dogtown (M 2005) 9 10.3 5 Lateline 10.00 Tour De France LIVE – Montargis to Jerusalem about a blacksmith who 10.00 Numb3rs (M) Heath Ledger, Emile Hirsch Y 11.1 5 The Graham Norton Show Gueugnon becomes a leader. Stars Orlando 11.00 Ten Late News 1.35 Movie: Best Pair Of Legs In The 12.0 5 rage (M) 2.00 Weatherwatch Bloom, Eva Green, Jeremy Irons 11.30 Sports Tonight Business (M 1973) Johnny Briggs, DA
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ARIES: Uranus the planet of surprises value-adding features during late week seeking missile? (Delete the inapplicable and week requires what my favourite astrologer personal nurturing and deep listening to retrograding in Aries this week (followed by Gemini moon. But the present astromix also pour another mulled wine…) Rob Brezny calls radical authenticity. It’s the activate a quantum shift in the way you think stars Jupiter later in the month) swirls fl ux and suggests accidents involving fi re, so check VIRGO: Virgo Mars can be rather sharp, so year’s premier period for dealing with feelings, and operate. ferment into your world, so give plenty of smoke alarms and keep fl ammables off so if you ignore emotional sore spots they’ll this week needs a creative approach. Where AQUARIUS: This was the week the ancient thought to how you can act wisely on your heating systems. critics might describe someone as selfi sh and demand attention via your lungs, nerves or own behalf – perhaps even using that most some other body part. Greeks honoured Athena, goddess of wisdom, CANCER: July’s your month of confi dence, unreliable, Bono expresses similar sentiments since it’s a time when personal demons tend primal of prayers: Help! optimism and home improvements, so nourish another way in She’s a Mystery To Me – as you SAGITTARIUS: As a tsunami of power could defuse tension by choosing diff erent to act up. It could be a good idea to take a WITH LILITH TAURUS: This week’s astral emphasis for this week with whatever spiritual nutrition struggles hits Planet Trouble, it could surface break from someone, or someone else may Taurans is on health and effi ciency, which makes you feel safe and courageous. Say no to words. either at Sagittarius Mansions or in the This week celebrates the need to take a break from you. means it’s looking good for that paperwork victimesque behaviour and pity parties, yes to LIBRA: If demanding partners, fi nancial corporate jungle of offi ce politics. This week 75th birthday of Cancerian PISCES: While the astral fandango puts Nobel Peace Prize winner you’d rather not think about: insurance, wills, tarting up the casa and adding new spice to tangles or domestic wrangles aren’t making calls for the tricky tightrope walk of neither everyone through life’s food processor, your His Holiness the Dalai Lama, refi nancing, cost cuts, new ways to maximize the relationship cake. life entirely rosy, cosy and toasty, this week’s catering to other people’s expectations nor indefatigable advocate of savings – all sensible protection against the LEO: Loved ones continue driving you nuts, still all about appreciation of your base station making those expectations wrong. job is not letting gloomy, confused people kindness in our warring world fi nancial agitation rocking our world. though that’s hardly news. It’s hibernation and personal sacred site. Because the more CAPRICORN: Consider the possibility that drain you or rain on your parade. Make this and Cancerian Buckminster GEMINI: A week for locking in those glam time, but Venus in Leo likes to party so guess you’re at home there, the less you’ll be thrown what you’ve learned in the past might not week’s birthday person Frida Kahlo your role Fuller who observed: Either war home additions you’ve been planning, then who’s this week’s radiant tower of power, by outside goings on. be a reliable guide to understanding what’s model for maintaining vibrant optimism and is obsolete or people are… inviting friends over to celebrate your new majestic pillar of fl ame or plain old heat SCORPIO: Scorpio’s a radical sign, and this going on this week, which requires lots of artistic vision in adverse conditions. www.tweedecho.com.au
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RICK PRICE JULY 16 TWIN TOWNS Janet Seidel Just who is this moustache with a Greg Doolan attached to SUGAR FIXED Sydney based vocalist/pianist PETE CORNELIUS AND THE it you may ask? He's the former CURRUMBIN RSL DEVILLES, JULY 16 Janet Seidel enjoys a rare and 7PM SATURDAY front man of Australia's most SOUNDLOUNGE, enviable international reputa- CURRUMBIN successful cabaret band Wick- tion. She has toured many ety Wak, which I think made a THIRSTY MERC JULY 17 countries including UK, USA, popular impact on such shows COOLANGATTA HOTEL Europe, the Middle East and as Hey Hey It's Saturday or now many South East Asian coun- SONGWRITERS ON THE it's Wednesday tries. Touring Japan also has . SONGLINE, JULY 17 His PR goes on to claim, 'The UKI ANGLICAN HOLY been a great success with Janet TRINITY CHURCH consistently named in the top combination of humour and jazz polls there. US writer David incredible vocal talent is CRAIG BERRY PRESENTS THE complimented by his ability to DANCE ON CURRUMBIN RSL AMERICAN SONGBOOK JULY Nathan said 'With her intimate 1.30PM SUNDAY 20 TWIN TOWNS style, great feel for the lyrics of read his audiences.' Wonderful! songs she sings, Janet is one of I have been looking for a good LUCKY STARR JULY 21 reading for a while now, and TWIN TOWNS the vocalists who is as much a story teller as she is a singer.' what better way than some- SIDE SPLITTING COMEDY This Sunday July 11 at the one who was last year named – RANGAS FOR RANGAS’ South Tweed Sports Club, 'Australian Versatile Variety FUNDRAISER, JULY 21 Performer of the Year' at the CURRUMBIN RSL Janet Seidel will perform in concert with Chuck Morgan prestigious Mo Awards held THE BOAT PEOPLE – (guitar) David Seidel (bass) and in Sydney. 'Mo awards'? Yes, ALBUM LAUNCH JULY 23 special guest Willy Qua (sax). It that's right, I tell no lie, there SIMPLY TWO CURRUMBIN RSL SOUNDLOUNGE, 7PM FRIDAY CURRUMBIN starts at 2.30pm, and the cost is actually such a thing. And is $12 members and $16 non MADAM CABERNET’S RHYS CRIMMIN members. The club is located CIRCUS CABARET JULY 23 at 4 Minjungbal Drive South STOKERS SIDING HALL TYALGUM HOTEL SUNDAY Tweed. For bookings phone THE THEATRE ROYAL The Jazz Kanaries Chillingham Markets 07 5524 3655. JULY 28 TWIN TOWNS The Jazz Kanaries will be band: Laneway Greg Doolan's got THE WICKETY WAK YEARS celebrating two years of This Sunday, live music at the JULY 30 TWIN TOWNS performing in the Northern the Mojo Mo Chillingham Markets is by Rivers region this Friday July Greg Doolan has proved unan- THE HARD ONS JULY 30 Laneway. Originally playing 16 at Luffley Café in Murwil- imously that the moustache COOLANGATTA HOTEL as an acoustic harmony based lumbah. The line up has been never lost its appeal. It takes duo, Laneway has recently JAMES T AND THE consistent with Kel McIntosh considerable hutzpah to wear a TOMMAHAWKES, JULY 30 relocated from Melbourne on sax/clarinet and Scrubby 'mo' all year round – outside of THE MURWILLUMBAH JAZZ to Natural Bridge. The pair CLUB GREENHILLS Pete on various guitars and Movember – and credit should vocals. combine a love of harmony, be given to him for that. Pio- THE GO SET JULY 31 Although the bass position has a touch of psychedelia and a neering as it is, music shouldn't COOLANGATTA HOTEL been shared by several great pop like sensibility, and have get in the way of a good been likened to early Fleet- POETRY WORLD CUP, players, the consistency of the moustache, but oh why not. JULY 31, AUGUST 1, NIMBIN music and fun has never varied. wood Mac, the Mommas and Here's my favourite moustache Featuring on bass for Friday Pappas and to contemporary gag: Why did the cowboy have JOHN PAUL YOUNG JULY 31 groups like Cat Power, Fleet TWIN TOWNS will be jazz club president Peter sh%*t on his moustache? (sing McLaughlin; Pete tells us that Foxes and Midlake. Catch them along) 'Looking for love in all FAT FREDDYS DROP (NZ) there may be a bit of a party at the Chillingham Village the wrong places...' His website JANET SEIDEL SUNDAY AUGUST 1 atmosphere on the night to Markets this Sunday from claims 'he never lets his audi- COOLANGATTA HOTEL 2.30PM, JULY 11 AT THE acknowledge the two year 10am. The markets are located ence down,' which means that SOUTH TWEED SPORTS CLUB THE DRIFTERS AUGUST 4 collaboration. Luffley Café is on at the Chillngham Community if let down, I would want his TWIN TOWNS the corner of Main and Wharf Centre, 1469 Numinbah Road, website to say: 'he has, on oc- Street in Murwillumbah. Chillingham from 10am. casion, let his audience down.' TOM BURLINSON AUGUST 6 TWIN TOWNS
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SHADY HAZE OF WINTER FEATURING HUNGRY KIDS OF HUNGARY + THE HOLIDAYS AUGUST 7 COOLANGATTA HOTEL
ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES EXHIBITION & TRADING FAIR, AUGUST 7 MURWILLUMBAH CIVIC CENTRE
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THE BEST OF BRITISH POPS AUGUST 10 TWIN TOWNS FAT ALBERT MURWILLUMBAH HOTEL LISSY STANTON BAND SATURDAY THE BEE GEES AND ME BILAMBIL SPORTS CLUB WITH VINCE MELOUNEY 8PM FRIDAY AUGUST 11 TWIN TOWNS PHOTO BY KAZMEDIA PHOTOGRAPHY
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For something different, try our Vietnamese coffee. Enjoy contemporary dining in a relaxed atmosphere Alleys Tweed River The Gallery Café combines art with fresh food and with waterfront views, professional, friendly staff and IN Currumbin RSL Club wine. Enjoy having lunch at the beautifully appointed
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he won it. The universe works SMASHED CRABS IVORY TAVERN FRIDAY in mysterious ways. Tweed Heads Bowls Club 7.30pm Saturday. The Smokin' Crawdads echo GOODTASTE guide Put on your boots and grab your hat, it’s The Smokin’ Crawdads. From gutbucket blues through to Memphis- soaked swamp rock, when you catch a Crawdads gig, be prepared for a night of crazy capers. At the 2010 Queensland Country Music Awards, The Smokin' Craw- dads took out winner of the GREG DOOLAN AND HIS 2010 Queensland Group or MOUSTACHE, TWEED HEADS BOWLS CLUB Duo of the Year. Coolangatta 7.30PM SATURDAY and Tweed Heads Golf Club, 7pm Saturday. Simply Two and Sugar Fixed Simply Two is a duo compris- ing of Michael Whitmore and Kim Maree Hill, and the act is set apart from many others by their extraordinary vocal har- monies. The use of electronic equipment provides an excel- lent big band sound, which is further enhanced by the rich guitar played by Michael. They have an extensive repertoire including sixties soul to rock ‘n’ roll, disco to calypso, reggae to nineties dance and more. They perform the Currumbin RSL 7pm on Friday. Sugar Fixed covers a diverse range of today’s pop music styles and they are always updating and re-mixing their favourites, cre- ating innovative dance tracks out of well known classics. Cur- rumbin RSL 7pm Saturday. Rhys Crimmin Since achieving second place in the Australian Busking Com- www.tweedecho.com.au
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OPEN EVERY DAY. PHONE: 07 5599 1150 Claudia South Tweed Heads Virginia Miller and Sonya G Peters SHEOAK SHACK GALLERY OPEN: MON-SUN 6.30AM- 5PM COMMUNITY PRINTMAKERS CAFE Ph 07 5523 3321 An exhibition of textile installation, mixed media, TUMBULGUM GALLERY www.amcmovies.com.au photography and works on paper that disintegrates MURWILLUMBAH (CPM INC) 64 FINGAL RD, FINGAL HEAD the boundaries between perception and 33-35 KYOGLE ROAD BRAY PARK, PHONE: 07 5523 1130 OPEN 110 RIVERSIDE DR, TUMBULGUM Bruno Grasswill expectation PHONE: 02 6676 6234 Murwillumbah Regent MURWILLUMBAH WED-THURS: 11AM-5PM, FRI- Cinema Select & Save: Lyndall Adams and Fiona Fell PHONE: 02 6672 8276 SAT: 11AM-10:30PM, SUN OPEN 11AM-4PM WED-SUN Collaborative artists explore the representation of 5 Brisbane St, self and other as being both simultaneously CURRENT EXHIBITION: HEATHER 9:30AM-5PM THE WAY OF DESIGN GALLERY Murwillumbah MATTHEW: REFUGE(E) 2/792 PACIFIC PARADE, Artists by artists: works from the collection - portraits and self portraits STOKERS SIDING POTTERY Ph 02 6672 8265 CPM 1992-2008 - Showcasing acquired works on paper from CPM CURRUMBIN BEACH Printer’s Proofs - from the Fred Genis Collection 224 STOKERS ROAD, STOKERS CURIOUS ART GALLERY www.cinemaregent.com PHONE: 07 5534 1530 PUBLIC PROGRAM SIDING, TWEED VALLEY 20 CHINDERAH BAY DRIVE OPEN: TUES-SAT: 9.30AM PHONE: 02 6677 9208 BCC, Coolangatta Sun 4 Jul 2pm Floortalk: Select & Save with Lyndall Adams and Fiona Fell CHINDERAH Sun 1 Aug 11am Floortalk: Beyond the Given with Haya, Virginia and Sonya -2.30PM
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Tweed Raider’s Devil of a day in the Bay A perfect Cartwright hack Red Devil’s winger Scott Sta- 16-4 and in the blinking of an pleton made life just too hard eye, the Raiders’ day was done. when he crossed for four tries Byron went to the sheds lea- in Byron Bay’s 38-14 win over ding 22-10 and upon resump- the Tweed Coast Raiders on tion and in fairness, it was the Saturday. Raiders who then snatched The victory, has cemented the game’s most memorable the Red Devil‘s spot in the top moment. five on the NRRRL ladder, with Awarded a penalty, the De- the big guns of Marist Brothers vils punted the ball across field. and Grafton Ghosts looming. As kicks go, it was a Joe Cocker, A slow start from the hosts going nowhere and not even saw the Raiders’ half-back finding touch. cruise through sleepy defence Instead it lobbed directly to open the scoring after eight into the arms of Tweed’s num- minutes, but Byron were quick ber five who took it on the fly, Judges and sponsores Amie Harrison, Martin Wells, Aaron Lang to grab the ascendency. ran over the top of the nearest and Stephanie Hill with Supreme Champion Led Hack winner Running it on the sixth tack- Devil and shot away to the line, Georgia Lee and C.P. Sinatra from Brookfield. le, Byron took a knock, regai- with Byron’s disbelieving cover Sunday was a perfect winter’s The Hack Rings made for a ned equilibrium and sent the moping across at the rate of day for the most successful Cliff long and difficult day for the ball to the winger who was put zombies. Cartwright Memorial Hack judges – Amie Harrison, Aaron away for his first four-pointer. Proceedings were concluded Show of the last six years. Lang and Stephanie Hill – who Soon after a Devil’s flanker with Stapleton’s second brace The event hosted about 150 did a wonderful job in their re- The ball was hard to come by when the Raider’s clashed with was the beneficiary of an over- of tries, leaving the Bay with strappers and spectators and spective rings, before selecting Byron Bay at Red Devils Park on Saturday afternoon. the-shoulder pass and the ball a handsome scoreline and two 61 riders competed in the many the Supreme Champion Led and Photo Jeff H‘ old ‘em or Fold ‘em’ Dawson. made it across again to make it crucial competition points. events during the day. the Ridden and Rider winners.
Social Bowls - Winning Rink - Margaret Cudgen Leagues Men ton; T Wonka, L Rootsey d J Brinsmead, Mike Alder, Sam Ramsay. R.Up G.Shoobridge 36 pts B.Grade SPORT RESULTS Watson, Robyn Creedon, Margaret Mal- Mon Mixes Mufti 28/6/10 Winners D Roughly. Game called for Thursday Green 3: Sean Harty, Ken Calvert, Ha- I.McCormack 39 pts R.Up E.Wheeler BOWLS vern. Consolation - Fay Wright, Lorraine V.Schiemer,M.Ryan.B.Player 8th July W. Ritzau, L Morris v D Miller, rold Moy; George Sommerville, Bryan 38 pts C.Grade R.Halloran 36 pts R.Up Burringbar Men Rice, Judith Tuckey. Raffles - Ken Ross, Wed. Mens Mufti 24/6/10 Winners: H DeVries with the winner to play B McGuinness, Matt Scholes; r/up: john R.Bateson 35 pts N.Pin 2nd J.Jenkins 8th Saturday July 3 – International Day Lorna King, Glenys Cartwright. A.Wilson,K.Pritchard, J.Holt. Losing Henry, B Butler in the semi-final. Bibby, George Gorgency, Howard E.Wheeler & M.Brown. Overall winners: Mick Mesic, Dick Condong Men Rink: J.Hazell, F.Smith, B.Bell Social Bowls Results: Thursday 1st July: Waye; Peter Adams, Bill Hagen, George 10th M.Reynolds 14th J.Moore & C.Jones Aldridge, Mick Brambury and Brian Ay- Wednesday 30th winners were: J Ross, B Sat. Mens Whites19/6/10 Winners Winners: J O’Malley, D Whittington, P Brooks. Wednesday 30th Winner C.Evesson res. Runners Up: Simon Bell Ray Chap- Mullan, H Ross r/ups J Walsh, R Brown, I.Tilley, P.Smith, W.Shardlow. Losing Jones; B Massey, H DeVries, N Peacock; Green 4: Reg Hay, Mick Collins, Neil 42 pts R.Up P.Kibble 41 pts N/Pin man, Richard Grob and Steve Robson. R Shoobridge. Raffle winners P Pluis, J Rink: T.Potonick, B.Cusack, J.Krizman G Haydon, T Askew, A Brown. Young; Jim O’Neill, John Craig, Mario 2nd J.Moen 10th C.Varela B.R.D.to 36 1st round winners: Bob Bathie’s team. Ross, R Fuller. Championships Plate Winners: F Coombe, D Fines, B But- Liberatore; r/up: Ken Withington, Jon pts Thursday 1st.July. 2nd Round winners: Ray Tonkin’s Open singles played C Pawlak 31 def G Major Triples: K.Hansen, R.McIntosh, ler. Saturday 3rd July: Winners: D Clark, R Swift, Wal Farr; Con Impellizzeri, Lol Sa- A.Grade B.O’Reilly 67 Nett R.Up J.Pezet team. Moss 7. B Clifford 31 def P Ayres 21.Sat- S.Archbold 22 def Coog, B.Cusack, Norris, I Thompson; B Harris, L Rootsey, J bles, Ted Crofton. 73 nett B.Grade E.Crawshaw 67 nett R.Up 3rd round winners: Rob Hurst’s team. urday bowls 30 players , Raffle winners R.Corney 15. Major Pairs: F.Pieterse, Cook, R Lewis; J Mirles, B McIllhatton, M Sat 3 July –AA & TT Jackpot Sponsor- E.Wheeler 68 nett C.Grade R.Halloran Cabarita Beach Men C Boyd, C Pawlak meat trays. Sunday J.Hazell 29 def W.Shardlow, T.Grimes 3 Rice. Plate Winners: J Ritchie, P Murphy, ship 63 nett R.Up K.Hall 69 nett N.Pin 2nd 30/6/10. Winners B Laybutt & A Latif, r/ Robina Rebles v Condong. Con Lost by Kingscliff Ladies S Garry. Green 1: Sam Ramsay, Ivan Gribble; r/up: M.Reynolds. up R Tonkin & J Hay cons W Chatman 4 shots. Rink winers P Blyth, H Bega, Wednesday 30th June 2010, Social Bowls Tuesday 6th July: Winners: K Burns, J Brian Bitmead, John Heath. 8th J.O;Falaghan & D.Colter 10th & R Maunders. B Burne. R Gerdes, M Bennett, J Miller. Winners Rink 6 J.Croft/I.Azzopardi, Rink Flatt. Runners Up: B Douglas, M Rich- Green 2: Jack Maloney, Jim O’Neill, Con J.Selvey 14th F.Chadwick & M.Brown 3/7/10 Sat social Winners M Watson,B Old- Raffle winners Sams, G Austin, B Walsh, 20 A.Wonka/I.Fuller. Runners Up Rink ards. Plate Winners: J Walton, J Lewis. Impellizzeri; r/up: Buck Lunson, Don B.R.D to 73 nett c.b Friday 2nd July In- meadow, P Thorburn & E Crabb cons J D Jaffrey,H Bennz, G Readen. 5 D.Devries.M.Hendry/J.Greenbank/K. Pottsville Women Firth dividual Stableford Medley Members McArdle, J Hunter & M Morgan. Open singles played D Lucan def J An- Thompson. Raffle Winners 1st J.Croft. Thursday 1st July 2010 Green 3: Betty & Cliff Gribbs; r/up: Al J.Marsden Women’s. 5/7/10 Winners L Tabener & R Morrissey drassy, J Knight def W Chislom.R Kaehler 2nd. R.Williamson. Our Open Triples Winners:M.Jackson & J.Baxter. Runners Blake, Ken Schmidt Winner P.Marsdaen 22 pts Satur- r/up B Laybutt & A Latif cons L Arthur def T Crossingham. B Ayres def S Knight. Championship Up:L.Rice & J.Kent. Raffle:T.Pollard & Green 4: Frank Birkin, John Cunning- day 3rd July Indiviudal Stroke Winner & K Stanley. S Knight def P Messing. Final played Wed. Morn 30th June. Win- J.Tuckey. Lucky Bowler:L.Dowling. ham; r/up: Lucy & Joe Vidulich A.Grade B.Sterling 71 nett Up B.McLean Club Triples entries close 10/7/10. First Open Pairs R Shoobridbe, T Martain, ners: J.Scher/W.Butler/E.Taylor 17 def Open Singles Championship Tuesday The Jackpot of $250.00 was not won 73 nett Winner B.Grade R.Smith 68 nett round scheduled 17/7/10. def G Bishop, C Boyd. R Fuller, R Kaeh- S.Akers/D.Jones/J.Scott 15, well done 29th June.Georg Moore def.Doreen and will now be $300.00 on Saturday R.Up D.Noonan. Cabarita Beach Women ler def C Thompson, B Elvy. D Lucan, Ladies. Buckley. 10 July. C.Grade J Berryman 70 nett R.Up 06.07.10 B Grade Singles Final winner Sue B Ayres def R Pilon, M Obrien. Coming Kingscliff Men Tweed Heads Men Tweed Heads Tourers K.Stevens 71 nett D.Grade B.Cox R. Goode, Runner-up Rhonda Gleeson. events Condong Mixed Pairs B Grade Pairs played Saturday 3rd and Social Results: Last Sunday play was cancelled due to Up D.Nelson N.Pin 2nd G.Veares 8th Sunday 4th July: W Ritzou, L Morris d R Sun 27 Jun: insufficient numbers L.McCormack 8th L.McCormack B.R.D Third quarter July 5 00:36 JULY 2010 Dark, R Graham; D Miller, H DeVries d A Green 1: Ed & Maureen Fitter; Dennis & Next Sunday 11 July the Tourers will be to 78 nett c.b. New moon July 12 05:41 Simpson, F McNamara; J Brinsmead, Jenny Wright; r/up: Val & Bill Neil, Chris- playing away at Brunswick Heads on SHOOTING First quarter July 18 20:11 Astronomical data D Roughly d P Sheafe, B O’Kane; B Hen- tine & Tony Askew. another mixed morning. Murwillumbah Pistol Club Full moon July 26 11:37 and tides ry, B Butler d R Payne (sub), D Whitting- Green 2: Ian Simmonds, Daphne Field, The list is on the notice board and the 30-June-10; Ladies Air Pistol - R Walters Day of Sun Sun Moon Moon High tide, Low tide, Merilyn & Bryan Marra; r/up: B. Billers, N. bus will leave the club at 7.45am. 390, G O’Flynn 385. Air Pistol - R Rees 560. month rise set rise set height (m) height (m) Anderson, D. Brown, C. Hutchison GOLF 3-July-10; Sports Pistol - J Deubel 696, 1T0639 1700 2117 0927 1129,1.31; 2319,1.57 0524,0.46; 1700,0.65 MONTHLY MARKETS Green 3: N. Milliken, J. Cottell, “Mako”, A. Chinderah Seniors Social L Allen 685, A Berry 609, G Andronicus 2F0639 1700 2209 0956 1212,1.32; 2359,1.48 0600,0.49; 1747,0.69 1st Sat Brunswick Heads (02) 6628 4495 Butcher; r/up: Ena & Gordon Haydon, Results for Thursday 1/7/10 - Stableford 603, 3S0639 1700 2301 1025 1258,1.34 0638,0.52; 1841,0.73 1st Sun Banora Point Farmers’ Market Jackie & Alan Brown. Winner A grade - Kathy Griffiths - 40 R Fleming 582, M Tai 577, R Wells 572, J Green 4:George Mynott, Heather Ma- points - new h/cap 11 R/up- Garry Carey Lumsden 570, P Stupka 567, R Rees 566, 4S0639 1701 2354 1054 0045,1.39; 1347,1.37 0719,0.54; 1943,0.75 0417 759 777 1st Sun Byron Bay (02) 6680 9703 son; r/up: Ngarie Gibson, Brian Bevan - 38 points (c/back) - new h/cap 4. D Gazzard 564, A Uren 561, A Unwin 559, 5M0639 1701 1125 0138,1.30; 1440,1.41 0804,0.57; 2054,0.75 Tues 29 Jun Winner B grade - Bill Sutton - 42 points A Gazzard 558, S Nash 556, R Smith 553, 6T0639 1702 0049 1159 0241,1.24; 1534,1.48 0853,0.59; 2207,0.70 1st Sun Pottsville (02) 6676 4555 1st Sun Tweed Heads (07) 5599 1714 Men - Winners – Green 1: Reg Hay, Jim (c/back) - new h/cap 15,.R/up - Frank J Hoctor 542, M Fleming 537, P Walsh 7W0639 1702 0147 1239 0349,1.20; 1629,1.56 0945,0.59; 2313,0.62 Kelly, Perter Howell, Tom Kelly; r/up: Aaron - 42 points - new h/cap 13. 516. Air Pistol - A Uren 593, P Norris 583, 8T0639 1703 0247 1324 0454,1.21; 1720,1.66 1038,0.57 2nd Sat Kingscliff (02) 6674 0827 Laurie Rea, Jack McMaster, Alan Hurrey, Winner C grade - Dee Patchett - 45 D Dowling 572, P Hulme 571, J Gove 558. 9F0639 1703 0349 1417 0554,1.24; 1811,1.78 0009,0.51; 1130,0.53 2nd Sun The Channon (02) 6688 6433 Vince Leather. points (c/back) - new h/cap 24, R/up - Ladies Air Pistol - E Bartrim 378. Rifle - 10 S 0638 1703 0451 1517 0647,1.29; 1901,1.89 0059,0.39; 1222,0.47 2nd Sun Chillingham 0437 041 023 Green 2: Des Delaney, Lol Sables, Ram- Bev Taylor - 45 points - new h/cap 24 R Gospel 619, B Welsh 600, J Blair 592, say MacDonald, Jack Blagbrough; r/ Ball rundown to 38 points (c/back) J Baker 591, A Gazzard 586, J Gunery- 11 S 0638 1704 0550 1624 0739,1.34; 1950,1.97 0146,0.29; 1314,0.42 2nd Sun Lennox Head (02) 6672 2874 up: Con Impellizzeri, Norman Hoffman, Results for Monday 5/7/10 - Stableford Smith 586, M Luxton 576, N Luxton 571. 12 M 0638 1704 0643 1734 0830,1.39; 2039,2.02 0233,0.21; 1405,0.37 2nd Sun Coolangatta (07) 5533 8202 2nd Sun Tweed Heads (07) 5599 1714 Norm Clarke, John Heath. Winner A grade Jim (thumbs) Donnelly Murwillumbah Rifle Club 13 T 0638 1705 0730 1844 0919,1.44; 2128,2.02 0320,0.16; 1459,0.35 Ladies – Winners - Glenda McCarthy, - 41 points - new h/cap 7. R/up Barry Full Bore: Sunday’s shoot was conduct- 14 W 0637 1705 0813 1952 1011,1.48; 2217,1.96 0407,0.15; 1553,0.35 3rd Sat Mullumbimby (02) 6684 3370 Pat McNamara, June Gilroy; r/up: Mar- Martin - 40 points - new h/cap 2. ed at 300yrds. 15 T 0637 1706 0852 2059 1102,1.51; 2308,1.84 0454,0.17; 1650,0.38 3rd Sat Murwillumbah Cottage Markets jorie Croghan, Francis Hewitt, Shirley Winner B grade - Robert Graham - 41 Target Rifle – A. Cronk 100.13, 0, 100.13 D. 16 F 0637 1706 0928 2203 1155,1.53 0541,0.23; 1749,0.44 0417 759 777 Ganter. points (c/back) - new h/cap 13. R/up - Phippard 99.8, 0.66, 100.8 W. Shoobridge 17 S 0637 1707 1005 2307 0000,1.67; 1249,1.55 0629,0.31; 1853,0.50 3rd Sun Ballina (02) 6687 4328 Wed 30 Jun: – Highest winning Margin. Richard Girdlestone - 41 points (c/back) 99.5, 0.33, 99.5 D. Chittick 98.9, 0.66, 99.9 18 S 0636 1707 1042 0057,1.50; 1346,1.56 0716,0.40; 2004,0.56 3rd Sun Banora Point Farmers’ Market Green 1: John Griffiths, Jack Blagbrough - new h/cap 15. S. Waddell 97.8, 1, 98.8 B. Barrett. 0417 759 777 + 16; r/up: Harold Moy, Lindsay Adam- Winner C grade - Peter Elliott - 41 points 93.5, 4.33, 97.5 S. Dolan 91.3, 7, 98.3 G. 19 M 0636 1708 1121 0011 0200,1.34; 1446,1.57 0808,0.48; 2123,0.58 3rd Sun Nimbin (02) 6689 0000 son + 10 on c/b. (c/back) - new h/cap 21. R/up - Laurie Davids 89.2, 4.33, 93.2. 0635 1708 1204 0114 20 T 0310,1.22; 1550,1.60 0904,0.54; 2241,0.56 3rd Sun Pottsville (02) 6676 4555 Green 2: Bob Chapman, Mal Rae + 10 Gee - 41 points - new h/cap 19. F-Class Standard Rifle – W. Sunderland 21 W 0635 1709 1250 0215 0424,1.17; 1652,1.63 1002,0.57; 2347,0.51 3rd Sun Tweed Heads (07) 5599 1714 on c/b; r/up: Mike Nash, Steve Good- Ball rundown to 38 points (c/back) 113, 2, 115 P. Weeks 111, 3.66, 115 B. Chit- 22 T 0635 1709 1341 0314 0530,1.17; 1747,1.67 1100,0.58 3rd Sun Uki (02) 6679 9026 man + 10. Next event Monday 12/7/10 - Stroke tick 111, 4, 115 P. Pritchard 109, 5.33, 114 P. 23 F 0634 1710 1435 0409 0625,1.20; 1836,1.71 0040,0.48; 1152,0.56 Green 3:Bob Cumming, Clinton Bailey + Murwillumbah Golf Club Loxley Lewis 104, 6, 110 A. Glover 24 S 0634 1711 1531 0459 0712,1.24; 1919,1.73 0123,0.41; 1239,0.53 4th Sat Kingscliff (02) 6674 0827 19; r/up: Ron Hottinger, George Brooks Sunday 27th June Individual Stableford 101, 10.33, 111 S. Littler 92, 18, 110. 4th Sun Bangalow (02) 6687 1911 25 S 0633 1711 1628 0543 0751,1.27; 1957,1.75 0201,0.38; 1321,0.51 + 10. Women’s Winner N.Roser 36 pts Mem- Small Bore – W. Sunderland 399, 0, 399 4th Sun (in 5 Sun month) Coolangatta Green 4: David Hodge, John Craig, Frank bers M.Rosolen 37 pts N.Pin 2nd D.Souter A. Cronk 398, 0, 398 S. Sunderland 396, 26 M 0633 1712 1723 0622 0829,1.30; 2032,1.74 0235,0.36; 1400,0.49 (07) 5533 8202 Holdsworth, Kim Stephenson + 26; r/up: & R.Rattray .B.R.D to 32 pts Monday 0.66, 397 S. Littler 394, 2.33, 396 A. Glover 27 T 0632 1712 1818 0657 0903,1.32; 2106,1.72 0308,0.35; 1438,0.49 4th Sun Murwillumbah 0422 565 168 Peter Newman, Col Fishlock + 17 28th Vets Mixed 392, 60, 452 C. Freeman 392, 8.33, 400 R. 28 W 0631 1713 1911 0729 0938,1.34; 2139,1.67 0339,0.35; 1515,0.50 4th Sun Tweed Heads (07) 5599 1714 Fri 2 July: Double Winners & Runners-up. Winners G.Hughes & J.Baker 48 pts R.Up Millingen 385, 7.66, 393 W. Shoobridge 29 T 0631 1713 2003 0758 1014,1.36; 2212,1.60 0410,0.37; 1554,0.52 Green 1: John LeBoeuf, Tom Wotton, M.$ T.Parkes 47 pts Mmebers Winners 378, 17, 395 J. Malek 372, 21.33, 393 M. 30 F 0630 1714 2054 0827 1049,1.37; 2246,1.52 0441,0.39; 1634,0.55 5th Sun Nimbin (02) 6689 0000 John Sieben; Cliff Dury, Fred Fry, Ken M.Styles & a.Bryce 46 pts R.Up B.Neil Small 371, 25.66, 397 S. Couch 359, 24, 383 5th Sun Tweed Heads (07) 5599 1714 31 S 0630 1714 2146 0856 1128,1.39; 2323,1.42 0513,0.42; 1718,0.59 Scott; r/up: Brian Bevan, Fred Peel, Mike & I.Audsley 45 pts N.Pin 2nd K.Hall & G. Davids 356, 35.66, 392. All times are Eastern Standard Time. Time lags: Ballina Boat Nedjati; Bern Jacobson, Fred Sayer, Max R.Kent 8th Shot Gun – singles, doubles, agg. A. Dock: 15 min; Byron Bay: nil; Brunswick River Highway Bridge: FARMERS MARKETS Morris. L.Anderson & C.Somerville 10th J.De Cronk 15, 9, 24, 6 P. Weeks 19, 9, 24, 5 B. high 30 min, low 1 hr; Mullumbimby: 1 hr 10 min; Billinudgel: Each Sat 8-11am Bangalow (02) 6687 1137 Green 2: Gary Hewitt, Scott Agnew, Den- Closey & T.Chilcott 17th B.P’Reilly & Chittick 14, 7, 21 K. Thomson 15, 6, 21 S. 3 hr 55 min; Chinderah: high 1 hr 30 min, low 2 hr; Terranora Each Thu 8-11am Byron Bay (02) 6687 1137 nis Agnew; Peter Howell, Tom Kelly, Ge- R.Kent B.R.D TO 43 PTS Tuesday 29th In- Waddell 14, 7, 21 S. Littler 14, 7, 21 M. Inlet: high 2 hr 10 min, low 2 hr 25 min; Murwillumbah: high 2 hr 30 min, low 2 hr 50 min. Tides in bold indicate high tide of Each Tue New Brighton (02)6684 5390 off Dixon; r/up: Norman Hoffman, Alan dividual Stableford Winner A.Grade Franks 14, 7, 21, S. Dolan 15, 5, 20 D. Phip- 1.7m or more and low tide of 0.3m or less. Data courtesy of the National Tidal Centre. Each Sat 8am-1pm Uki (02) 6679 5438 Stephen, Bob Mullens; David Dodge, J.Jenkins 38 pts pard 14, 6, 19 P. Pritchard 13, 3, 16.
18 July 8, 2010 The Tweed Shire Echo
Can you still catch big flathead in the Tweed at this time of year? You bet ya! It’s just a mat- ter of finding where they are. The lizard in the photo was caught a month ago behind the Tweed Hospital. At the mo- ment they seem to have disap- peared from this area, but after speaking to a few people in the know, it appears they have moved further up river. Co- baki Lakes, Terranora and up around Tumbulgum are good places to try. In Saturday’s game against the Iluka Cossacks, the Gent’s lockbusting centre Mick Ford scores a How you catch these fish is try under the posts in a demonstration of just how great the Murwillumbah team can be. another story. As I only use soft Story & Photo Geoff Campbell portunities to hammer the Lee Wood at fullback had plastics and hardbodied lures, Cossacks. Mick Ford in the a fine game with his kicking you really have to go after the In a welcome return to form, centres was unstoppable. game outstanding, although fish. Try fanning your cast as the Gentlemen of Murwillum- The Gents lineouts were only on for a short period. flathead are very lazy and un- bah completely outclassed a at times a little untidy and Johnno showed some real less you present the lure right hapless Iluka Cossacks with a were lucky not to have points potential at the side of the onto them they won’t move. five try to three rugby union scored against them, but the scrum, and Mick Ford showed I’ve paddled over some very drubbing, resulting in a final scrums were a different story. how much he was missed in big lizards and anchored my score of 34-15. The Gents hardworking pack the game against Byron. This kayak in a position where I The win gave The Gents totally dominated their op- trio was the standouts for the could cast at them. their first victory at Banana positition, who had no an- Gents in a team in that played This time I was using a small bream lure and it showed no Park for the season. swers in set play and at times well on a glorious north coast David Solano with a giant flat head ‘lizard’ he caught in the interest at all. I ended up In a slow start to the game failed to retain the ball with Saturday afternoon. Tweed River behind the Tweed Hospital last month – they thinking maybe it was a ray, both packs attempted to out- their own feed of the scrum. In other results over the have now moved upstream. muscle each other – the Gents The Murwillumbah boys weekend, Yamba easily ac- so I paddled over right on top were patient and their backs had a little nap midway dur- counted for Mullumbimby in of it and whacked my paddle size flathead, only to have a big so maybe it’s a family thing, began to see more of the ball ing the second half, allowing a 45-7 drubbing and Bangalow on the side of the yak. It was a one follow it up and swallow it. interesting. Give me a call if and used it well. Iluka in for a couple of soft had a narrow win over Byron lizard alright and a whopper. I’ve seen this on three differ- you have seen the same thing Veteran half back Glen, re- tries, giving Gents support- Bay 22-18 in their local derby. Now I use much bigger plastics ent occasions and I can’t figure as some of my mates think I’m turning from injury had an ers some anxious moments. Next Saturday the Gents when chasing lizards, right up it out,whether the bigger one mad. excellent game, urging his These gave the team a sharp travel to Kyogle, hoping to to seven inch minnows. is eating or saving the little one. ■ If you have any fishing news forwards on and giving the wake up call resulting in more erase memories of their first One of the strangest things I have heard the little ones all you would like to share with outside backs plenty of op- points to the Gents. encounter. I’ve seen is reeling in an under- lie next to the bigger models, David, phone 0415 747 969.
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BUCK$ clean all CHECK IT OF PAVERS s 4ONS OF ROOl NG s X KITCHENS s S OF Free info session – 19 July bottles Next course 21-25 July Good working environment VANITIES s 5NIQUE ITEMS ETC s S OF SLIDING DOORS 5/1 Carlyle St, Byron Bay and cans with female staff CLEAN IT You’ll be amazed! 1300 558 890 (07) 55 244 244 must be 18–65 yrs old RECYCLE IT 46 Machinery Drive, Tweed Heads South 02 6674 5020 www.tweedecho.com.au The Tweed Shire Echo July 8, 2010 23 Backburner Plenty of soccer mad fans to do their bit. ‘Right now the across the Tweed have been federal government appears to burning the midnight oil dur- be in policy limbo in regards ing the World Cup in South to the ETS (Emissions Trad- Africa. Clearly the sleep depri- ing Scheme). Now is the time vation is getting to some more for the community to write to than others. One Murwillum- Julia Gillard and express their bah woman completed the desire for an effective carbon ultimate faux pas recently by pollution reduction policy. We inadvertently barracking for urge everyone who wants more the wrong team. The woman action on climate change to was overheard commenting write and make their feelings to a slightly bewildered shop hurt,’ said group member Yasir keeper this week that the Soc- Assam. ceroos were playing remark- ■ ■ ■ ■ ably well with the new-look Award winning painter Fern- team. When it was pointed out ando Solano has an exhibition that Australia had long been of some of his works currently eliminated from the World Tweed artist Chris Degenhardt, whose controversial anti-rally showing at the Cafe d’Bar Gal- Cup the woman realised she’d themed painting was recently banned from Murwillumbah Lib- lery at Point Danger, Cool- actually been supporting Bra- rary by Tweed Shire Council is at it again above with a collage angatta. Fernando, father of zil. ‘Well, they do have similar highlighting the Tweed’s dwindling koala population. The main our popular fishing columnist coloured jerseys,’ the woman harm being done to the koala is from habitat destruction due David Solano, has won vari- mumbled sheepishly. One to mega developments – in other words the damage is entirely ous art prizes over the years wonders if she didn’t put a hex and heart-breakingly avoidable if the political will existed to in the Tweed and Queensland on the South American team protect the iconic animal. and his work is represented in given their World Cup cam- collections in colleges, coun- paign has since gone the same a flurry of media interest. It was Tweed Shire Echo to the cils and universities through- way as the Socceroos despite ■ ■ ■ ■ rescue last week after a car sud- out Australia, as well as private being touted as favourites to Tweed Coasters are being as- denly veered off a Piggabeen collections in Italy, USA and take home the trophy. ked to do the ‘bright thing’ road and crashed into a ditch. Japan. Fernando says that ‘to ■ ■ ■ ■ when it comes to reducing Our intrepid staffer came to paint a picture is like writing One resident is so distraught greenhouse emissions. The the aid of the driver and her to a friend’ because ‘we both by the removal of a magnifi- challenge has been set by Gold distraught pet greyhound, Zig- share the joy of understanding cent Forest Red Gum from Coast and Hinterland Environ- gy, who coincidentally shares through my visual message’. her Banora Point Street that ment Council (Gecko), which his name with The Echo’s pro- ■ ■ ■ ■ TRIBAL RUGS... she plans to post footage of recently launched the Solar Sa- duction manager. The dog took Now that retired farmer its destruction on video shar- vers Challenge, a community quite a liking to his rescuer and Alan Hunter, from Myocum ing website YouTube. The tree initiative aimed at encouraging is currently being considered near Mullumbimby, has been was removed by officers from at least 1,000 Gold and Tweed for an office mascot position. preselected by the Richmond Authentic hand crafted wool carpets from all Tweed Shire Council last Tues- Coast properties to switch to ■ ■ ■ ■ Nationals as their candidate corners of the Middle East at astonishingly low prices….direct from the importer… day after being poisoned by solar – the equivalent of taking A Tweed environmental group to try to wrest the federal seat Our huge collection includes Persians, Turkoman Ersari, Khal unknown perpetrators. Some 600 cars off the road. The aim is doing its best to ensure cli- from Labor’s Justine Elliot, we Mohammedi, Chobi and Karghai from Afghanistan and Imperial residents are angry, claiming of the project is to make solar mate change issues remain on will see two conservative can- Kazaks. council should have explored power more affordable by pro- the agenda of new PM Julia didates in the ring. Mr Hunt- Huge range of Kilims from the Afghan Uzbeks…colourful and inexpensive from small to room size. other alternatives. It’s not the viding the option of installing Gillard. Members of Tweed er, who will go head to head Lots of hall runners first time Tweed community a system with no upfront cost Climate Action Now (Tweed with the Liberals’ Joan van Indian wool carpets at sell out prices from $99 activists have used the site to and paying it off with savings CAN) met recently with staff Lieshout, a Tweed councillor, EXOTIC FURNITURE from India and Indonesia…direct from the take a swipe at council. In 2008 made from electricity bills. Re- from Justine Elliot’s office replaces Tania Murdock, the importer, daybeds, cupboards, shelves, dining settings, coffee tables, sideboards, plasma tv units, screens, mirrors… Hastings Point residents post- sidents on the Sunshine Coast, to highlight their concerns. Pottsville business chamber ARCHITECTURAL PIECES …old doorways, arches, columns etc ed their cheeky nude protest where the challenge has alrea- They also personally delivered head, who quit suddenly as DESIGN AND DÉCOR ITEMS…statues, sarees, on the site in a bid to highlight dy been in operation for six nearly 200 letters expressing the Nats preferred candidate ikats, etc overdevelopment issues in months, have responded well disappointment at the govern- last month. Conservatives fear LOTS LOTS more….. their coastal town. Residents, to the initiative, with many ment’s lack of action on the that with both the Nats and who preserved their modesty making the switch to solar issue, which will be passed Libs running, their vote will with strategically placed plac- power. For more information onto the new PM. The group be split. Backburner expects ards, got their gear off follow- about the Gecko Solar Savers is calling for greater cuts to high-profile Nats who appar- 17 Banksia Drive, Arts & Industry Estate Byron ing council’s approval of sever- Challenge go to www.gecko. greenhouse gas emissions, say- ently switched allegiance to Bay (old Lois Lane building) al controversial developments. org.au or call Janelle Batt on 07 ing Australia’s reliance on coal the Libs candidate during Ms Weds-Sat 10am-4pm 02 6685 5588 Their video scored hits from 5534 1412. was unsustainable.The group is Murdock’s short reign will re- s INFO SHIKARADESIGNCOM s WWWSHIKARADESIGNCOM around the world and attracted ■ ■ ■ ■ also calling on other residents turn to the fold. GET THERE SOONER! ENROL NOW FOR JULY 24 July 8, 2010 The Tweed Shire Echo