THE TWEED Volume 2 #41 Thursday, June 24, 2010 Advertising and news enquiries: Phone: (02) 6672 2280 [email protected] [email protected] www.tweedecho.com.au LOCAL & INDEPENDENT page 10 Council backflips on illegal clearing
Kate McIntosh ing significant Aboriginal heritage value. Tweed Shire Council has backed The destruction of the tree, which down on plans to pursue legal action is subject to a council tree preserva- over the alleged wilful destruction tion order, is currently being inves- and illegal clearing of trees, including tigated by the NSW Department of a sacred Aboriginal tree and other Environment and Climate Change vegetation at the site of a proposed (DECCW). industrial estate near Pottsville. Chief planner Vince Connell told A council report has recommended The Echo council officers had drawn against taking legal action on the mat- on their substantial expertise and pro- ter in favour of a negotiated settle- fessional judgement in forming their Performing ment with landowners Tagget. recommendations. Council also deferred a decision on ‘Officers are obliged to weigh up arts festival a revised rezoning proposal for the the technical merits of any legal ad- site exempting areas of environmental vice provided and any wider policy or sensitivity, including illegally cleared precedent implications, as well as the a stairway to land, pending further consultation possible financial impacts to council on the matter. and the Tweed ratepayers in any rec- stardom The recommendation follows legal ommendation for substantive legal advice received from council solici- action,’ he said. Mime performer Ashlee Pollecutt from Lindisfarne Anglican Grammar School at the Murwillumbah Festival of Per- tors, the details of which are confiden- No council decision has been made forming Arts. One of the festival highlights will be the $2,000 Alton Budd Memorial vocal solo award which is part tial and will not be made public. yet on the latest council report and of the fabulous Saturday evening concert. Photo Jeff ‘Whiteface’ Dawson legal action may still proceed, said Vegetation loss Mr Connell. Tania Phillips Then there’s Gold Coast-based of dancers this year, I get a lot of The report said the landowner had The revised rezoning application dancers Aaron Smyth (Jacki Onassis feedback and people say they love outlined measures to compensate for for the site was lodged by Planit Con- The Murwillumbah Civic Centre Ballet Company in New York) and coming back here because it’s such a vegetation loss and that such steps sulting on behalf of Heritage Pacific seems a long way from the West Claudia Dean (London Royal Ballet friendly festival. would provide a better environmental and does not name the landowner. End of London or the opera houses School). With such a long history, the event outcome than legal recourse. Under the re-defined proposal, of Europe or ballet studios of New For many young performers, from has some amazing generational- The move is an apparent backflip land containing vegetation of high York but for a growing number of speech to music and dance, the iconic family stories. Already this year the on the matter which was referred ecological value, including the ille- artists it’s been a springboard to the event is their first taste of performing speech section, which starts the fes- to council’s solicitor Lindsay Taylor gally cleared zone, will be preserved big time. in front of a crowd. tival and ended yesterday, has added Lawyers last December. and revegetated. Over its long and illustrious 79- to the history. Winner of the $1,000 Greens Party councillor Katie Mr Connell said council officers year history the Murwillumbah Fes- Proud of participants JJ Richards scholarship for speech Milne said the decision flew in the deemed the balance of the site suitable tival of Performing Arts, which be- Long-time president Arthur Hol- and drama, Dylan Graham, is car- face of logic and could set a precedent for the proposed industrial rezoning, gan last weekend and will go through mes, who is as proud of all the par- rying on a fine family tradition in for future cases involving illegal land but stressed the proposal would not until July 15, has had its fair share of ticipants he’s seen come through the the section. Arthur said his cousin clearing. proceed further until the issue of veg- success stories. doors, said the event draws interest Lachlan, now a local speech teacher ‘There is a public interest in pros- etation clearance had been adequately Former Murwillumbah boys, West from all around. whose pupils include Dylan, is a pre- ecuting rather than just making a addressed. End performer Jeremy Secomb, who ‘We get performers from Newcas- vious winner of the same prize. deal, it seems to me to be a legalistic Council officers first discovered is currently starring in the Priscilla tle to the Sunshine Coast, it used to The focus now turns to music loophole,’ Cr Milne said. widespread destruction at the site on Queen of the Desert stage play and be just a week long but now it goes from today (Thursday), with opera The landowner is accused of wil- a compliance visit last July. David Hibbard, who is with the Aus- from June 18 to July 15,’ he said. star David Hibbard coming home fully destroying vegetation at the Subsequent investigations revealed tralian and Queensland Opera com- Numbers are up across the board to judge the bi-annual Alton Budd site, including the burning of a that a canopy of trees which covered panies after performing around the this year, particularly in dancing. $2,000 classical singing contest on brush box tree recognised as hav- continued on page 2 world, are just two. ‘We are going to have 391 troupes Saturday night.
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Luis Feliu ‘The foreshore erosion is be- wall around the trees. ing caused by the beach try- Ms Lofthouse said further The cost to retain a large sec- ing to level itself out. There work included battering the $5,700 tion of the Kingscliff foreshore is a sand deficit offshore so it erosion scarp and backfilling eaten up by recent erosion is is compensating for this by it with sand and covering the Tin or tile roof installation. Terms and Conditions apply likely to be around $500,000, pulling sand from the dunal slope with a high grade geo- according to Tweed Shire system. textile material, secured at the Council. ‘This is an entirely natural bottom with a combination of A 200-metre section process and only becomes an concrete blocks and sand filled stretching northward from issue when it reaches infra- geotextile bags. But she said the Cudgen Creek mouth has been severely affected by ero- ‘The erosion has been due to an overall sion, raising fears that public assets such as an access road lowering of the beach profile over time and parts of Faulks Park will and not a discrete storm event.’ be lost. Council has already spent structure or assets that have neither of the materials were around $50,000 on temporary been placed too close to the available in sufficient quanti- measures to protect the road coastline. If the dune buffer ties immediately to use one or and park near the dunal area was wider, the beach may well the other, but could take up to THIS WEEK ONLY! where casuarinas and pan- have evened out before reach- three weeks. danus trees have been washed ing the park area. Council has asked for a state away. ‘Unless structural works are licence for the dredging of the Council’s coordinator of undertaken to temporarily creek not only to improve natural resource management, hold this position, the fore- navigation and access but to ALES Jane Lofthouse, said that up to shore erosion will continue use the sand to replenish the 40 to 60 metres of vegetated until there is enough sand beach. dune had recently been lost moving into this area to fill the ‘This will go in some way along the 200-metre section, offshore area again. It would to restore the dune system, COOPERS COOPERS which was similar to the width also appear that the erosion however, the volumes avail- of dune vegetation lost in the cell is moving northward and able will not provide a large PALE ALE CARTON MILD ALE CARTON May 2009 storm along most of that further erosion is occur- buffer,’ she said. the Tweed Coast. ring to the vegetated dunes ‘The success of these works ‘The main difference here closer to the surf club,’ Ms is dependent upon the flow of being that the erosion has Lofthouse said. sand being reinstated in the been due to an overall lower- Work has already started to near future which will see the ing of the beach profile over retain the remaining pandanus beach and dune reform over time and not a discrete storm by extending the current rock time.’ event,’ Ms Lofthouse said. ‘It is not known exactly what Backflip on illegal clearing coastal processes have caused this current erosion, however, continued from page 1 tion of a fence on the site of it is an entirely typical process 70 per cent of the site in 2007 their proposed residential de- 99 99 to have erosion of this scale, had been reduced to between velopment at Hastings Point. WAS $48 WAS $36 particularly on the northern 10 and 20 per cent of the site. Last year a contractor for a side of a structure such as a The area was previously controversial new township NOW $ 99 NOW $ 99 breakwall. identified as part of a region- at Bilambil Heights copped 39 31 ‘The sub-tidal area next to al fauna corridor and koala a hefty $135,000 fine after he the training wall has lowered habitat which was covered by chopped down and poisoned AVAILABLE FROM: Available while stocks last. extensively over the last eight a council tree preservation or- more than 1,200 trees, includ- to 10 months. This may be due der imposed in 2004, requir- ing many threatened species. to a change in the predomi- ing council permission for the The contractor, Chillingham nant wave action and swells removal of trees. farmhand Lance Rawson, was moving the sand north faster Illegal land clearing has been also ordered to complete 200 than it can be replenished highlighted in several high pro- hours of community service, from the south.’ file cases across the Tweed. but as part of the community She said it was also obvi- In recent weeks Gold Coast work order Rawson was or- ous that during this time, a lot developer Walter Elliot Hold- dered to plant trees on public CELLARBRATIONS COOLLANGATTA SANDS CHINDERAH TAVERN KINGSCLIFF more sand had been deposited ings was twice slapped with a land as compensation, rather KINGSCLIFF CELLARBRATIONS CELLARBRATIONS BEACH HOTEL into Cudgen Creek, silting it $3,000 fine for illegal clearing than back on the proposed de- 02 6674 3366 07 5536 3066 02 6674 1137 02 6674 1406 extensively. and unauthorised construc- velopment site. 2 June 24, 2010 The Tweed Shire Echo
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Tomorrow night (June 25), a question and answer session New program to fight Tweed filmd irector will be held at the Regent Cin- ema at 7.30pm before anoth- er screening of the film, and youth graffiti problem on a roll Belinda, who will participate, Kate McIntosh however some councillors ex- said it was ‘a good opportunity pressed concerns that beauti- for people to hear what it’s like Tweed Shire Council has given fication programs would not making a film in this area, and qualified support for a new halt vandalism. to ask any questions’. initiative to fight youth graffiti Cr Katie Milne argued that AWG president Tim Pye said problems in the region, despite graffiti could also be consid- ‘the writers of Australia’s best concerns the project is only a ered a valid form of youth ex- loved stage, screen and radio band-aid solution. pression; however, her calls for shows have been nominated Tweed Valley Youth Church other areas in Tweed to be set for these coveted awards. They (TVYC) is seeking council sup- aside for controlled graffiti use are awards which are given for port for its proposal to beautify were rejected by council. the script alone, recognising community areas by painting ‘Whilst not having it ram- that everything starts with the power poles and other public pant and out of control there written word’. amenities traditionally targeted should be an alternative fo- Previous AWGIE award by vandals. rum for youth expression,’ she winners include David Wil- The project would initially said. liamson. target graffiti problem areas Cr Kevin Skinner said such The winner of the major including the Tweed Skate measures in other parts of the AWGIE award for most out- Park in Heffron Street, the Northern Rivers had failed to standing script also receives Belinda Chayko, left, the writer and director of the film Lou which is now screening at Murwil- Dry Dock Road walkway and deter graffiti, and that commu- the $10,000 Peer Recognition lumbah’s Regent Cinema, with its two young stars, Lily Bell-Tindley and Logan Reilly, outside the power poles on Minjungbal nity mural works and graffiti Prize, sponsored by Copyright cinema last Thursday night for the world premiere of the film. Photo Luis Feliu and Kennedy Drive. walls he had viewed had subse- Agency Limited. At its June 15 meeting, coun- quently been vandalised. Luis Feliu response to the screening Belinda’s next film should be The 43rd annual awards will cil agreed to liaise with TVYC TVYC plans to undertake Belinda, the writer, director about the (lack of) local rail be presented by the AWG in in the management and con- painting on August 28, with Tweed-based film director Be- and co-producer of the film, line. Melbourne on August 20. trol of graffiti in Tweed Heads, a youth barbecue and social linda Chayko has been nomi- is in the running for this year’s event to follow at the skate nated for an Australian Writ- AWGIE Awards for Lou, which Tweed Valley Respite Service starts dementia program park. ers’ Guild (AWG) prize for stars award-winning British In a letter to council outlin- best original screenplay only actor John Hurt as a dementia- Tweed Valley Respite Service is family, friends and any service many eras the person has lived ing the proposed project TVYC days after her the world pre- ridden grandfather. set to run a series of innova- providers in the future, project through. representatives said they were miere of her filmLou , made She said she was thrilled tive programs for people living co-ordinator Christabelle ‘It allows the carer and their ‘passionate about seeing our on location in and around with the audience response with dementia and their part- Baranay said. partner or relative to spend community beautified and Murwillumbah. last week. Many viewers said ners/relatives and/or carers. The first group will start enjoyable and meaningful honoured, as persistent as the The film was screened to a the local scenes were typical The ‘Living Life Well, tomorrow, June 25, and go for time together,’ she said. graffiti artists are in defacing packed audience at Murwil- Tweed, such as cane fires burn- Lifestory Albums’ program eight Fridays with all materials, Carers of people living with property in our community; lumbah’s Regent Cinema last ing. Others praised Belinda for offers a great opportunity for lunch and refreshments free. dementia and those suffering we are going to be more ada- Thursday night during a red- tackling the issue of mental ill- people to share stories about The ‘album’ includes copies of it are urged to call the coordi- mant about addressing and carpet gala launch. 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Council lawyer calls liquidator in again Mortgage-scheme failure Ken Sapwell and Luis Feliu Minutes of the meeting led to legal firm’s merger reveal that creditors raised questions with the liquidators, The demise of Stacks Gold on page 846 of the second Tweed Shire Council’s long- Coast with prominent Murwil- report. est serving legal adviser, Tony SV Partners, about how Mr Smith could change a com- lumbah solicitor Tony Smith In the report, Prof Daly Smith, says he has been forced at the helm marks the last recommended the council to start from scratch after call- pany’s name, liquidate it then continue trading under yet hurrah of what was once the should consider sacking him ing in the liquidators to wind- another name. oldest and biggest law firm on and examine whether Stacks, up his legal practice for the ‘Tony Smith’s purchase of the Tweed and Gold Coast. as the firm was then known, second time in 14 months. the law practice saved (most Formerly Halliday and Stain- had breached its obligations He will continue to provide of) the jobs of the solicitors lay, the company began when to represent the council’s legal services from his Murwil- and support staff and ensured Ted Halliday founded a legal interests at the inquiry. lumbah offices after launching, that clients continued to re- practice in Murwillumbah in He said that instead of rep- as a director, a newly formed ceive excellent legal services 1891. After the second World resenting the body corporate, ‘boutique’ operation and be- War, Leo Stainlay joined the without any disruption,’ said Mr Smith ‘saw it as a kind of ing re-admitted as a member company and helped cement court case with six people Maurie Stack, the head of the of Stacks the Law Firm. its position as the shire’s lead- in the dock’ – being the six Taree-based firm this week. He says he is confident staff ing law firm. majority councillors elected He said Mr Smith formed who lost their jobs when his Tony Smith, whose practice has twice been wound up, was the Its domination continued with the help of a secretive Stacks/Gold Coast as its sole firm went belly up earlier this sole external legal adviser to Tweed Shire Council for 12 years. when Tweed Council chose slush fund provided by devel- director, and borrowed about month will still be paid their He has also advised the councils of the Gold Coast, Byron Shire, the company to provide all opers – and the five minority $1 million to purchase the le- accrued leave and superan- Lismore and Ballina. Photo from www.stacklaw.com.au its legal services, much to councillors being treated as gal practice from the liquida- the chagrin of other local the ‘opposition’. nuation entitlements as out- tors of Stacks/Northern Riv- standing debts continue to He says staff entitlements failed company with the help law firms who also wanted a But when former mayor ers following an independent share of the council’s lucra- Max Boyd and two others roll in. were subsequently paid out in of a $1 million loan, changed valuation. ‘We have lost some staff but full while some other amounts its name to Stacks Gold Coast tive legal pie. were appointed as administra- ‘Unfortunately the cost of But the firm’s fortunes tors following the council’s have still saved the jobs of being claimed by creditors had and conducted business as servicing the loan combined others,’ said Mr Smith. ‘I am either been paid or disputed, usual from his Queen Street began to fade following the sacking in 2005, they decided with an economic downturn collapse of a mortgage invest- to keep him on board, al- in a new, much scaled-down leaving the outstanding debts office, continuing to trade un- over the last 12 months result- business, Zachrana Pty Ltd, closer to $700,000. der the banner of Stacks the ment scheme eight years ago though they ended the virtual ed in a situation where Tony which prompted a merger monopoly of the past 20 years starting from scratch except I Law Firm. Smith recently concluded with a Taree-based law firm, by making him share the work have a loyal client base to go Name change But while few people outside that the company would not Stacks, and a name change to with three other local legal forward.’ Details of last year’s collapse Murwillumbah’s legal frater- be able to meet its debts as Stacks Northern Rivers. firms. Mr Smith gave the assur- did not get much publicity af- nity were aware of Mr Smith’s they fell due if it continued They faded further in the af- Mr Smith told The Echo that ance after disputing a liqui- ter Mr Smith paid most lo- quick turnaround in fortunes, to trade.’ termath of the council’s sack- he was ‘a solicitor acting for dator’s report showing that cal creditors and changed the it raised the eyebrows of some He said that under a legal ing in May 2005 following an the body corporate of the creditors were owed $2.8 mil- name of his practice from creditors when they met for agreement with Stacks the Law inquiry into the governance of council and my advice was lion when his firm was wound Stacks Northern Rivers to NR the first time the following Firm Mr Smith was obliged to the council in which Mr Smith that Daly, by seeking to have up in April last year, including Lawyers three weeks before it month to hear that there was change the company’s name to was appointed to represent a Planning Administrator ap- $300,000 in superannuation went into liquidation. nothing left in the kitty for un- TS Law Pty in the days before the council’s interest. pointed to the council, even and leave payments to staff. He then bought back the secured creditors. he called in the liquidators. Mr Smith said this week that before the council had been It’s the third occasion (all the Legal Services Commis- given a chance to reply to t Accredited high quality care in a related) that Mr Smith has hit sion had rejected the findings allegations, was denying the Northern Rivers home environment financial strife. As a partner of Family Day Care made against him. council natural justice’. t Supported by the largest scheme leading Tweed Heads law firm Inquiry head Maurice ‘This opinion was sup- in NSW Halliday and Stainlay, before Daly devoted 80 pages to a ported by an eminent Senior its merger with Stacks, he was blistering attack on Mr Smith’s Counsel (barrister) and by an t Flexible hours also a director of an associated role and his claim that some experienced junior assisting. t Childcare benefi t available company Interstate Mortgage councillors were being denied The state government ap- t Become a carer and work from and Investments Pty Ltd which natural justice. 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Smith was not directly respon- repeated acts of contempt Last September the council sible for the daily operations of the Inquiry, his breach of appointed Stacks to act for of the mortgage company. contract by representing just them in local and district The investors’ claims were met one part of the body corpo- court matters and chose TWEED 4 Park Street Tweed Heads by an insurance fund oper- rate, and his willingness to them as one of four firms Phone 07 5536 1865 ated by the NSW Law Society. go public on issues, playing to provide legal services in LISMORE 150 Laurel Avenue Lismore There is no suggestion that Mr politics in the process, are a the fields of commercial and Phone 02 6621 6437 Serving the Community since 1980 Smith acted improperly then disgrace to the legal profes- property law for the next ‘A division of Northern Rivers Childcare Services Inc.’ or since. sion,’ Professor Daly said three years. 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A fabulous shop of Library takeover sparks resignation Patchwork Victoria Cosford system of co-management has at a different model to run on well, there’s not much left to & Haberdashery operated among the shires with the basis that the current one cut. It would be like telling a Lismore City Council has taken Lismore Council the legally had never been legal and was thin person they needed to lose over the Richmond-Tweed Re- designated owner of all assets. clashing with the Local Gov- weight,’ he said. Wide range of quality fabrics gional Library (RTRL)admin- For many years RTRL direc- ernment Act. We were told this Cr Tabart said, ‘Lismore’s from $10 istration, resulting in the res- tor Martin Field has tried to had to be done so we looked doing the bully-boy approach ignation of its director Martin have the organisation formally at a new model. Apparently and saying we can’t do anything Classes Field. changed to reflect the informal Lismore Council had moved about it, but we can – we can • Patchwork Lismore says the move was co-ownership status. ahead on this model and we pull out and run our own lib- • Quilting on the cards for six years but But in spite of numerous were effectively presented with rary service.’ • Craft constituent council members meetings and much corre- a fait accompli.’ Tweed Council debated the • Embroidery say they have been ambushed. spondence with government Among the changes, Martin issue at its meeting last Decem- A meeting of the Regional and state library officials, Mr Field’s position was made sub- ber and voted 6-1 (Cr Milne Next to Victory Hotel, Councils Library Group was Field was not successful in get- ordinate to the finance direc- against) to support the pro- MOOBALL (02) 6677 0200 held recently in Ballina to de- ting permission to officially tor of Lismore Council, and Mr posed ‘Administrative Council’ www.moomoostitches.com.au termine the fate of the structure convert Lismore Council’s Field chose to accept a redun- model for the library service and ownership of the regional ownership into a joint councils dancy package. ‘It’s Lismore’s and would consider taking over library and its assets. Operat- co-ownership. right to restructure,’ Mr Field Lismore’s role as the Adminis- Moo Moo Stitches ing for more than thirty years, Cr Tom Tabart, a Byron Shire said. ‘I perfectly accept that. trative Council should Lismore the RTRL involves the Tweed, representative on the library ‘It’s one of the top performing relinquish it. The two council Lismore, Ballina and Byron committee, told The Echo, libraries in the state and one of reps on the library committee councils. ‘Over a number of months the the cheapest to run so any sug- are Crs Holdom and Milne. Up until now, an informal committee had been looking gestion that costs can be saved, ■ See Editorial, page 8 Left: Dianne Johnston, Dianne Wilson, Robyn Sack and Helen McLean are world champions through and Dragons abroad through. And winning a world championship is not the first major battle they’ve won either. are winners The quartet from the Mt Warning Dragon Boat Club has just returned from the third International Dragon Boat Festival for Breast Cancer Survivors in Peter- borough, Canada. As part of the Gold Coast Dragons ATTENTION ARTISTS! Abreast team, they took on all comers and won. ANNUAL EXHIBITION There were 75 crews from around the world, including & COMPETITION large contingents from Australia, Canada and the US, as 27-29 AUGUST 201100 well as crews from Italy, South Africa and England. 6 CATEGORIES: Over $4000 in prizes But for Helen McLean and her friends, although win- ning was brilliant, being with women from all over the ENTER ONLINE: www .osartexpo.com world who had survived breast cancer was a very spe- ENQUIRIES: [email protected] cial moment. ‘We were there with 2,000 other survivors. Breast cancer doesn’t have to be a death sentence, you ENTRIES CLOSE 6 AUGUST can still have a life,’ Helen said. Photo supplied
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8 June 24, 2010 The Tweed Shire Echo
Letters to the Editor she thought she could ban cage expected to approve it’). arguing about the hanging of a Email: [email protected] eggs being sold in the Tweed One thing that was crystal painting to concern itself with Deadline: Noon, Tuesday Shire. It’s time that the lot got clear at the protest was the the valuable stunning beaches Letters longer than 200 words may sacked again so that maybe we people’s determination to keep and beachfront tree lined park- $ ( )* + ', be cut and pseudonyms are not would get a council who really fighting to stop this council’s lands and their devastation in !' ' -' ## acceptable. cares about the people who live destruction of the environ- Kingscliff. Please include your full name, on the Tweed. ment which they are supposed It will probably now be many .$/ # ) ' ) address and phone number. M Currie to protect for future genera- times more costly to really seek 01 +) ) -' , Banora Point tions. And make them listen some rectification of the situ- No names, no pack drill to the people, not just to the ation. Many council decision ! " # " $ %&'% Many people in NSW deserve Not endorsing developers. makers must be very familiar I have been advised that some Lynda Mack with the old saying, a stitch in awards for service to the com- munity; so why does the NSW readers may have taken my Chinderah time saves nine. state government give awards comments in The Echo (June Trevor Reece to people who don’t deserve 10) about Tweed Shire Coun- ■ Rainforest trees seed rain, Kingscliff them? cil’s actions in reporting a resi- each tree and drop of water is Wendy Boyle dent ‘to the minister’ as endors- precious. Prioritising econom- Banora Point ing or supporting the various ic sustainability above ecologi- points of view on issues includ- cal resources, cultivation and Reality show I ing Aboriginal cultural identity protection can only result in Tweed Shire Council has ac- expressed by that resident, Mr short term gains and is literally cepted a proposal from Chan- James McKenzie. costing the earth. Please pro- nel 7 to feature in the making This is not the case! I en- tect, preserve, restore, regener- of an observational documen- courage anyone who thinks it ate, nurture and sustain for the tary entitled Local Rules – The is to go back and read the ar- long term and for the benefit Council Show. Can we look for- ticle again. of us all. ward to weekly segments based I have made it clear to Mr I would like to add my strong on existing programs such as McKenzie that, in my view, objection to the needless de- Judge Judy, Q and A, Sea Pa- matters of Aboriginal cultural struction of yet another natural trol, The Mentalist, Top Gear, identity are for the Aborigi- resource – the waterway teem- Getaway, Grand Designs and nal community to determine. ing with life running alongside Wheel of Fortune? As a non-Aboriginal person the unformed Ozone Street Local versions of Judge Judy it would, for me, be the height in Chinderah, proposed to be could feature local councillors of arrogance to tell Aborigi- concreted over to build an ac- as they carry out disciplinary nal people how they should, cess road for a small industrial actions on their over-enthusi- or should not, identify them- subdivision. astic peers and fractious rate- selves. My belief is that it Ari Ehrlich payers. The local version ofQ would be inappropriate for Tyalgum and A could have all council- me to even offer an opinion in lors on the panel, except Katie these matters. Losing the beach Milne who would ask all the As a resident of Tweed Shire Through local and state govern- questions. The Tweed version my concerns are with the ac- ment inaction in needed time- of Sea Patrol would be re- tions of council. That four of frames I feel the Tweed Coast named Moron Patrol, featur- our seven councillors believe and Kingscliff communities ing a Mentalist councillor who it is appropriate to discuss an have lost an invaluable asset exposes Repco rally protestors individual resident in secret of stunning beachfront dunal among people migrating to and then report that person lands and beaches at Kingscliff. the shire by sea. Our local Top ‘to the minister’ without giving I can only feel devastated for Gear would naturally feature them an opportunity to defend the local Landcare groups who the general manager in Rambo themselves is just plain scary put so much into the coastal TAX RETURNS mode. Getaway would provide (whoever that individual hap- restoration and maintenance insights into travel expense pens to be). of these now lost beachfront opportunities. The (Not So) The issue here is the actions lands at Faulks Park. By CPA Qualifi ed Accountants Grand Designs segment would of council. If they are not held The commercial impacts will focus on development applica- to account then every single also be severe. I feel hundreds tions at Hastings Point while one of us who expresses a view of digital images of the beach- * Wheel of Fortune would show at odds with the views of coun- front devastation are now be- $20 DISCOUNT the world how to conduct may- cil is at risk. ing emailed nationally and in- oral elections. Michael McNamara ternationally each day. There is The Local Rules proposal is Pumpenbil likely to be fewer day visitors replete with possibilities. who will choose Kingscliff as a Neville Jennings Rally thanks destination. Kingscliff I would like to thank all the The loss of about 200m of people who came to the rally parkland beachfront parking Reality show II on Sunday to stop the water- and about 50 to 60 beachside I was so glad to read your edi- way destruction approved by vehicle spaces is also likely to torial about the Tweed Shire Tweed Council, also to thank weigh heavily as an economic Council. Of course we all know the two councillors who ad- loss. More local beachgoers that it is dominated by those dressed the protesters. will now be forced to use the who support development Cr Katie Milne gave a good more northern Marine Parade and big business. When you speech on the importance of commercial shopfront park- have people like Crs Polglase the sea grass and mangrove ar- ing area resulting in less visi- and van Lieshout on council eas at Chinderah that provide tor vehicle turn around num- we know that the real inter- breeding areas for the fish and bers and less trade for Marine REFER A FRIEND AND RECEIVE ests of Tweed ratepayers will life blood to the health of the Parade business traders. It is a * be sacrificed so that their busi- Tweed River. poor decision to try and shut A $10 COLES VOUCHER ness buddies can make more Cr Kevin Skinner copped the gate after the horse has money. quite a bit of flack from the bolted. I am very disappointed to protesters, but did agree that It is such a pity and for so see that Cr Holdom appears he would take our suggestion many reasons that beachfront to be joining the same mould, to the council to recommend dunal protective measures were | | although to be fair at least she to the owners of the develop- not instigated by TSC earlier Accountants Tax Agents Financial Planners wasn’t so silly as to let her own ment to look at the other op- especially with the knowledge prejudices lead council down tions available for access that that Kingscliff had been award- MURWILLUMBAH | KINGSCLIFF the crazy path of rejecting will not require tree removal ed the NSW SLSC state titles. If Suite 3, 114 Main St Murwillumbah the application for the Tweed or concrete lining of this wa- inaction was governed by TSC *Conditions apply. Valid to 30/11/10. brothel. terway (especially as it was policy then the policy certainly The only councillor we have never put to the RTA for an- needs urgent reviewing. who stands for something other access as the developers Then again council was prob- 02 seems to be Milne and even stated ‘the RTA would not be ably too busy and absorbed in 6672 6700 www.tweedecho.com.au
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ARIES: This week’s erratic emotions need this week won’t be entirely stress free, but VIRGO: Winter solstice is the perfect (your turn of fi nancial events that force a break leave if you can’t and make no promises. resourceful handling and you’re in just the remember you’re not the old you any more fave word) time for taking stock of the last with the past, don’t think disaster. Think AQUARIUS: The present rich mix of the stars capable mood to do it. But you’ll still need to either. twelve months (what you did well, what opportunity. good, the bad and the inevitable has you think moderate and measured and take one CANCER: As this week’s Sun/Mercury skitter you didn’t), then giving it all a big hug and SAGITTARIUS: If present astral turbulence wired, fi red and inspired, so set yourself step at a time, and only proceed when you’re into Cancer we wish the Crab clan happy kissing it off , because the quicker you let go has you rollercoasting from energetic to the challenge of moving through small ready, steady, sure and certain. birthday. And as you enter your month the faster you’ll move forward. exhausted to excited to creative to frustrated, annoyances, bleeps and glitches without TAURUS: If you feel like just sleeping, eating of personal renewal you might fi nd the LIBRA: If someone’s moods have you then spend time regrouping alone with your upsetting anyone – especially yourself. and hibernating, this week says follow your Hawaiian way of dealing with drama useful puzzled get used to it because the next own thoughts. You must be independent, Nesting, resting and digesting are this week’s WITH LILITH instincts. A holiday for the body, perfume for –allow it undivided attention for three few weeks take a trip to Mood City. Should especially during late week Sagittarian recommended exercise. Winter solstice combined the spirit, fresh fl owers for the soul or beef minutes max, then everybody moves on… this spark friction at home with visitors moon, but don’t let it distance you from PISCES: Don’t let imagined slights or and tequila for the libido – whatever you or a family member, remember home is the tribe. with Sun/Mercury in LEO: Even Venus in Leo can’t make this a perceived disapproval spoil your enjoyment choose will be this week’s best medicine. promising week for extending debt or credit, ultimately your state of mind – your own CAPRICORN: If logic sinks in this week’s as situations undergo their inevitable Cancer make home where GEMINI: Look for the positive spin on this so focus on making positive contributions interior place of peace. unpredictable ocean of emotions, people transformations. Get your personal rituals in the heart, the hearth and week’s unexpected upsets and destabilizing to domestic dynamics. Others may be SCORPIO: It makes zilch sense to keep mightn’t be reasonable or sensible, so appeal place and put winter solstice week to its best the art of living shine surprises because you know bad news is unavailable or unreliable so you’ll have to investing in something that’s no longer to their feelings instead of their heads. use: breaking old habits and making new always accompanied by lucky breaks. With make your own fun – but hey, isn’t that working when there’s a future out there with Negotiate tough decisions with fl exibility resolutions. Isn’t the weather supporting brightest this week… everyone going through their changes your forte? your name on it. If this week brings a sudden rather than insistence, help where you can, your doing just that... www.tweedecho.com.au
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■ TWEED Grasswill Bruno expectation DOOLAN TRIO TWEED HEADS BOWLS CLUB ■ COOLANGATTA HOTEL 2PM ■ UKI HALL, 8PM GANGA GIRI & DJ 7.30PM VANYA & SWEET CLIFFY 7PM ALTER EGOS ■ MURWILLUMBAH CIVIC CENTRE, Select & Save: Lyndall Adams and Fiona Fell JUSTICE PULSE ■ COOLANGATTA SANDS HOTEL FROM 9AM MURWILLUMBAH Collaborative artists explore the representation of ■ TWIN TOWNS 10AM FREE LIVE 4PM LIVE MUSIC self and other as being both simultaneously FESTIVAL OF PERFORMING GOLD COAST ENTERTAINMENT 8.30PM ■ CURRUMBIN RSL 1.30PM, Artists by artists: works from the collection - portraits and self portraits ARTS ■ BURLEIGH HEADS BOWLS CLUB BECCY COLE AND ADAM TOMMY MEMPHIS AS ELVIS CPM 1992-2008 - Showcasing acquired works on paper from CPM ■ TWEED HEADS BOWLS CLUB 6.30PM DAVID LEE DUO HARVEY ■ ELSEWHERE BAR, 8PM ROYALE 6.30PM DON WHITAKER Printer’s Proofs - from the Fred Genis Collection
■ BURLEIGH BEARS LEAGUES CLUB SUNDAY ■ 7.30PM MATRIX GOLD COAST ■ IVORY TAVERN, TWEED HEADS CLUB BANORA 6PM CHRIS PUBLIC PROGRAM PALMER ■ COOLANGATTA HOTEL 9PM DJ ■ BURLEIGH HEADS BOWLS CLUB 12PM DAN HANNAFORD, Fri 25 June 5.30pm Opening Preview Talk: Salon with Louise Tegart ■ HUIA, 9PM TOE TO TOE & 6.30PM KARAOKE GREEN SINATRAS TWIN TOWNS CLUBS & RESORTS Sun 4 July 2pm Floortalk: Select & Save with Lyndall Adams and Fiona Fell DREAMKILLERS ■ BURLEIGH BEARS LEAGUES CLUB ■ KIRRA SPORTS CLUB 3PM 11AM THE ALEX PEDEN SHOW Sun 1 Aug 11am Floortalk: Beyond the Given with Haya, Virginia and Sonya
■ COOLANGATTA SANDS HOTEL 7.30PM ZOOKEEPERS KARAOKE Contact the Gallery for July School Holiday Workshop Brochure - NOW! 9PM BRETT GANNON, THE ■ COOLANGATTA HOTEL 9PM ■ LE MONDE KIRRA 1.30PM FIRE N GOLD COAST SMASHED CRABS MOONDANZ 9PM 28 DAYS ICE ■ GREENMOUNT BEACH CLUB 7PM FREE ADMISSION Open Wed-Sun 10am-5pm ■ CURRUMBIN RSL 7PM DJ JAYE ■ COOLANGATTA SANDS HOTEL ■ NORTH KIRRA SURF LIFE SAVING DOWNBEAT JAZZ 2 Mistral Rd Murwillumbah NSW 2484 ■ ELSEWHERE BAR, 10PM ELECTRIC 9PM JAMES HIGGINS, TIMMY CLUB, 2PM CORY HARGRAVES ■ COOLANGATTA HOTEL 9PM 02 6670 2790 www.tweed.nsw.gov.au/artgallery BOOGIE SHOW TRUMPET ■ SURF CLUB COOLANGATTA, 2PM MARK BONO 16 June 24, 2010 The Tweed Shire Echo
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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 wine. Enjoy having lunch at the beautifully appointed Currumbin RSL Club award winning chefs. Art Gallery Currumbin Creek Road, licensed café with indoor and outdoor seating and cnr Tweed Valley Way Currumbin Three courses only $14.95 – members or $18.95 magnificent panoramic views over the Tweed River Open 7 days lunch and non members – every weekday lunch. and Mistral Road, and Border Ranges. View the art and treat yourself to dinner Murwillumbah delicious cakes and great coffee. A fabulous venue for 07 5534 7999 Winner – best Club Restaurant QLD 2007, 2008 and Open Wed-Sun 10am-5pm special events, office parties and wedding receptions. CURRUMBIN www.currumbin.com.au 2009 (Clubs Queensland Awards). 02 6672 5088 Group bookings essential.
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FINGAL HEAD FINGAL sleepy Fingal Head. Laz mba TWEED HEADS TWEED Fins San Sebastian Sessions Every Sunday night from 5pm Mt Warning Hotel One of the region’s great old country pubs. Delicious Salt Village, Kingscliff Mount $59 includes 2 tapa and 2 drinks Open 7 days 10am till late food, bistro open for lunch everyday from 12-2pm, 02 6674 4833 Bookings essential. Warning Bistro open daily dinner Thursday to Sunday from 6-8pm. Children’s [email protected] Did you know Fins is also open in Hotel 1497 Kyogle Rd, Uki playground, relaxing beer garden. Curry night on Dinner 7 days UKI the bar just for drinks every night 02 6679 5111 Thursday, raffles and member’s draw on Friday, Lunch Fri, Sat & Sun from 5pm til late! punter’s draw on Saturday and on Sunday there is a
KINGSCLIFF GOOD FOOD GUIDE delicious roast. CHEFS HAT EVERY Email [email protected] to receive our monthly YEAR SINCE 1998 newsletter and updates on all events at Fins. in an expression of interest to participate in this year’s event on Saturday October 2 at the Murwillumbah Show- grounds. The theme for the festival is 'Celebrating Diversity' and features the music, dance, echo GOODTASTE guide costumes, food, art and craft and stories of our culturally diverse communities. For all those interested, download an expression of interest form on- line at www.unityfestival.com. au or collect a form from Mur- willumbah Community Centre, Nullum Street Murwillumbah, or Murwillumbah Music Shop, Commercial Road, Murwil- lumbah. For more information please contact Lisa Flower on TIJUANA CARTEL AT THE (02) 66 723 063 or email lisa@ BYRON BAY BREWERY BUDDHA BAR FRIDAY unityfestival.com.au.
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Ex-servicewomen dinner is $17 for visitors paid in Pottsvilleville meetmeet presentationsppressenttations araree bebeingi organ- drug, DES, given to women Family centre advance and $15 for members, isedised bbyy ArtsA Northern Rivers. To during pregnancy from 1938 to Tweed/Coolangatta Ex-Service all welcome. For info call Jean- The Pottsvilleville CommunityCommunity book call Kaley 02 6628 8120 or 1971 (and sometimes beyond). The Family Centre is taking Women’s Association will hold ette on 6676 3702. Associationn will rresumeesume itits meet- email info@artsnorthernrivers. Women given DES and their bookings now for various its general meeting on Monday, ings on June 29, at the Pottsville com.au with the date and venue children of that pregnancy are parenting courses, to book call June 28, at 9.30am in the Anzac VIEW clubs Community Hall at 7.45pm. New you wish to attend. at higher risk of certain types 07 5524 8711. Room, Twin Towns Services Club. members welcome. Nomina- Detailed info on all our courses Murwillumbah Day VIEW of cancer and reproductive Guest speaker will talk on use of tions for all committee positions at www.thefamilycentre.org. Club’s next meeting at June 28 Hospital auxiliary problems. It is important that mobile phones. for the next year will be taken. at Murwillumbah Bowls Club at Tweed Hospital Auxiliary is people with known or suspected If we have no nominations prior Rotary art show 10am. Bring and buy stall, guest holding a market in the park, on exposure to DES are aware of Family history to the AGM on July 27, then the speaker Graham Kenna from July 10, at the hospital car park, the vital special care they need. Rotary Club of Tweed Heads Pottsville Community Associa- Tweed Gold Coast Family His- Oxfam. Money to be paid for Powell St, Tweed Heads from For info call DES Action Australia South will hold its 5th annual art tion will have no option but to tory and Heritage Association Ballina gala day $26, bus leaves 8am-1pm. Stalls include cakes/ on 02 9875 4820 or visit www. show on July 24-25 10am-3pm at cease representing the interests will holding its monthly get- 8am, pay on day $15, apologies sweets, plants, books, pre-loved desnsw.blogspot.com Tweed Heads civic centre, Brett of the community after many together at South Tweed Sports to Shirley on 6679 1324 or Maty clothing and baby wear plus a Street, Tweed Heads. Major prize Club, Minjungbal Dr, Sth Tweed years of service. 6672 1840. sausage sizzle. Croquet $1000, artist demonstrations, of- Heads on July 6 at 1.30pm. Guest Twin Towns Evening VIEW Tweed Heads Croquet play ficial opening party and awards speaker will be John Graham an U3A Club meets 2nd Wednesday of Probus club days are Monday 9am and July 23, 7pm-9pm. Tickets $20. online index to death notices in U3A Tweed Coast next Friday each month at Tweed Heads Kingscliff Mixed Probus Club Thursday and Saturday 9.30am, For info call Margaret on 02 6674 Australian newspapers. Visitors Forum on Friday, July 2, at King- Bowls Club at 6.30pm. Women meets the first Wednesday of all welcome to come and try. 1941 or visit www.tweedheads- welcome, but for this month scliff Uniting Church Hall at 2pm, of all ages welcome. FoR info call each month at 10am at the Phone 07 5599 1611 for more in- south.rotary-site.org only a gold coin donation is afternoon tea, cost $2. Guest Barbara on 07 5523 1057. Uniting Church Hall, Kingscliff. formation or come to the lawns appreciated, afternoon tea avail- speaker, history group member Twin Towns Day VIEW Club Outings every 3rd Wednesday of at 39 Recreation Street, Tweed Alcoholics able for $2. For info call Noelene and author Owen Clement. meets on the first Thursday the month. Heads on play days. on 07 5599 8939. U3A Twin Towns are holding Anonymous of the month at South Tweed Banora Point Probus Club Murwillumbah Croquet Club Xmas In July at the Coolangatta Murwillumbah meetings: Tues- Sports Club and at our next meeting June 28 at South Tweed play days are: Sunday, Tuesday, Garden club Sands Hotel, Marine Parade, day, 10am, Community Centre, meeting we will celebrate Christ- Sport Club 10.30am. Guest Wednesday, Thursday and Coolangatta, on Friday, July 23. Knox Park; Thursday, 7.30pm, Murwillumbah and District mas in July. For info call Freda on speaker is travel agent Barry Saturday. For more info on free We need numbers asap, cost $20. Baptist Church, Eveleigh Street; Garden Club next meeting 07 5524 1357. Watts. New members and visi- introductory lessons, call the Past and present members in- Friday, 7pm, Uniting Church, Monday June 28 at the Jessie tors welcome. Call Barbara for club on 02 6672 2064. vited to celebrate Bastille Day on Main Street. Info line 24-hour 07 McMillan Hall, Wollumbin Street, YWCA Encore info on 07 5513 1229. Coolangatta Croquet Club, Murwillumbah at 7pm. Guest Wednesday, July 14, at Pancakes Lanham St. invites you to a free 5591 2062. speaker is a representative from Program In Paradise. To book for both call Country fair lesson at 9.30am any Tuesday, Westpac Rescue Helicopter This free program is for women 07 5599 2249 9am-noon Mon-Fri. Exit International Kingscliff Uniting Church will Thursday, Saturday or 1pm Service. The annual garden of any age, who have had breast Meetings on end of life choices. hold a country fair on July 10 Sunday. competition will be judged on cancer surgery at any time in their Arts law seminars For info call Elaine on 07 5535 from 9am-1pm at the church in lives, using specifically designed Pensioner food 1151. August 24-25, entry forms will Two top legal experts from the 24 Kingscliff St. Bargains, jump- floor and hydrotherapy exercises be available from J H Williams Arts Law Centre of Australia will ing castle free for children, for Are you a struggling pensioner? to relieve discomfort associated K’cliff CWA and Arkinda garden centres and present series of free seminars info call 07 5523 4427. Then there is free food at the Mitre 10. Entries close August 20. with surgery and treatment and for local arts workers, artists and ibar, Wharf St, Tweed Heads on a The Kingscliff branch of the For info call Len on 6672 2020 or reduce the risk of lymphoedema. creative professionals, including Anti-miscarriage Wednesday at 12.30pm. Any pen- Country Womens Association Steve 6672 2732. The next 8 week program begins designers, filmmakers, musicians sioner welcome. More donations invites everyone to their Inter- Tweed Coast Garden Associa- August 6 at the Tweed Regional and writers on Monday, June drug needed. Call Terri 0414 376 057. national Day lunch to be held tions next meeting is the AGM Aquatic Centre, Murwillumbah. 28, at Minjungbal Aboriginal The recent campaign for DES Friday: for aged pensioners, at at the Cudgen Leagues Club, and Xmas in July dinner July 13 For further info call Ricarda 0420 Cultural Centre from 9.30am-12 (diethylstilboestrol) Awareness the ibar, Fridays 9-30am-1pm. Wommin Bay Road, Kingscliff on at noon in the Cabarita Commu- 925 353 or Sue 0408 795 095. Doc- .30pm and from 1.30pm-4.30pm Week (June 1-7) raised aware- Call Thelma on 07 5536 3037 for June 29 at noon, cost $15, rsvp nity Hall. Cost for the two-course tors approval required. at Tweed Heads Civic Centre. The ness of the anti-miscarriage donating food. 6674 3724 by June 16. 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At Seed Savers 12y.o. diversity REVITALISING MASSAGE POTTSVILLE fully-furn room, own bthrm, Gentle or deep tissue, Ocean Shores gardens in Byron Bay $140pw + elect. Ph 0433161191 Sliding scale of costs qualified. Nina 66802349, 0409393352 CABARITA 2 rms downstairs, kitchenette, www.seedsavers.net HYPNOTHERAPY FOR SALE CAR BODIES bathroom, large backyard $180pw inc 6685 7560 Call Aaron 0415347812 elec. Ph Danny 0438208632, 66761105 POOL TABLE pub size, mahog finish, all REMOVED FREE OSTEOPATH acc, mint cond, $850 ono. 0412738592 $$$s for most. TO LET A biodynamic approach to Osteopathy Phone 0418189324, 0438189323 AGMs in the cranial field BASS GUITAR + Peavey amp $300 ono Phone 0420235139 MURWILLUMBAH Lic handyman wtd, exhange rent. Ph 66723418 ANDREW HALL TWIN PRAM Phil and Teds, Great cond, ANNUAL Monday to Friday every 2nd week heaps extras, cost over $800 new will sell SOUTH GOLDEN BEACH recently New Brighton. 66802027 GENERAL MEETING for $400 ono. 0414758580, 66809508. renovated elevated 3 bdrm house, walk Not your usual Osteopathy to beach, covered timber deck, polished POTTSVILLE MEN’S NORSEMAN wood heater rusted but still floorboards throughout, 2 living areas, BOWLING CLUB Sexual Counselling works OK $350. Phone 66882347 FOR SALE KLASSIC large backyard, large under house To be held in the auditorium Alison Rahn qualified sex therapist storage, dishwasher, in cul-de-sac. $400 DISCOUNTED NEW TYRES famous KOMBIE KAMPER 1974 Pottsville Beach Sports www.alisonrahn.com.au 0432599812 pw avail now. Ph Professionals Ocean Sunday July 11, 2010 brands, delivered. Email dimensions, get THE ORIGINAL HIPPIE WAGON Shores 66804777. at 9:30 AM QUIT SMOKING IN 60 MINUTES QUOTE NEWTYRES OZEMAILCOMAU Rare hi-roof version. 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Could deliver Phone Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner duty rollout canvas annexe 2.4mx2.4m, 1 with ensuite $120pw, other 2 $100pw Kate Chase 0420411021 PETS CELEBRANTS camping table and chairs, queen size each, will rent all together or separate. relationship counselling bed, crockery, cutlery, cookware and Phone 0413432584 ADOPT A CAT from Animal Welfare
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ONLY ADULTS THE TWEED SHIRE THE BYRON SHIRE TOUCH OF JUSTINE slinky massage & Brooke sensual touch, scintillating, professional. Wed-Sat. 0407013347 text or call Tweed 02 6672 2280 LADY WANTED to work from private [email protected] home near Fraser Island, suggest 3-5 Byron Bay 02 6685 5222 consecutive days per month, day shifts Mullumbimby 02 6684 1777 only. Ph 07 41946801, 0413116300 [email protected] SENSUAL, SEXY, TANTALISING, full body rub. Total stress relief in intimate Comprehensively environment. Tweed Heads 0410254976 covering the Far North Coast Brooke is a 4 year old, desexed female WELL presented staff req for new men’s THE NORTH COAST’S REAL ESTATE GUIDE Jack Russell. She is a beautiful little massage centre in Tweed. 0415746443 dog who gets on well with small children and women, but is wary of EARN BIG men! She is timid at fi rst but will Modest rise for home starts, says HIA come around with a little persuasion. BUCK$ the magnitude of rate rises dire lack of available fi nance She is OK with the foster carer’s cat. Total dwelling starts – Australia If you can give Brooke a permanent Good working environment Source: ABS 8750 in 2010, and some approvals for development,’ Harley Dale home where she will feel secure with female staff 50,000 simply being “reissued” with said. and loved, please contact Pam at 45,000 no fi rm plan for commence- must be 18–65 yrs old Th e number of housing starts the Friends of the Pound Adoption 40,000 ment all contributed to what (including conversions) in 35,000 Information Booth on 07 5524 8590 or 02 6674 5020 Number is overall a soft fi rst quarter the March 2010 quarter grew after hours 02 6676 0078. Visit www. 30,000 update for new home build- by 9.3 per cent in New South friendsofthepound.com to view the 25,000 ing. Wales, 9.4 per cent in Vic- other dogs and cats looking for homes. Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar SOCIAL ESCORTS 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 ‘HIA continues to expect toria, 10.5 per cent in South Seasonally Adjusted Trend a relatively healthy rise in Australia, and 12.1 per cent in PUPPIES Poodle / Shitzu / Toy poodle, 7 SENSUAL, Petite, Incalls/Outcalls. Ocean housing starts in the 2009/10 wks, $450 each. Ph Bella 66770162 Shores. Mostly 10am - 4pm. 66802420 Western Australia. ABS Dwelling Commence- Initiative,’ said Dr Dale. fi nancial year, albeit off a very ments (housing starts) post- ‘Th e level of detached house low base. However, a posi- Housing starts fell by 3.3 per ed a modest increase in the starts, while considerably tive outlook for 2010/11 and cent in Queensland, 2.9 per Remove lids, Flatten March 2010 quarter, said the healthier than during the beyond is far from assured cent in Tasmania, 6 per cent caps, corks boxes Housing Industry Associa- GFC period, fell by 2.1 per amidst considerable supply- in the Northern Territory, and tops tion (HIA). cent in the March quarter. side obstacles which in this and 40.2 per cent in the Aus- Squash HIA chief economist Dr Har- ‘Th e strong-run up in build- cycle have been added to by a tralian Capital Territory. containers ley Dale said that total hous- ing approvals through to ear- ing starts increased by 4.3 ly 2010 is not translating into Change in the number of housing starts, March 2010 qtr per cent in the fi rst quarter of new home starts as quickly as Source: ABS 8752, HIA 20 2010 to an annualised level of is desirable. Th e conversion 15 -12 Don’t put nearly 170,000. HIA’s forecast -9 -9 -10 rate for approvals to starts 10 recyclables in was for a four per cent rise. fell below the long term aver- plastic bags 5
‘Th ere was a strong burst in age to sit at 94 per cent in the % Change 0 -3 -3 Don’t “Other Dwelling” starts in the March quarter. -5 break March 2010 quarter, a result ‘Th e unjustifi ably tight credit -10 -6 -40 glass no doubt aided by the Federal -15 conditions for residential de- New South VictoriaQueensland South Western Tasmania Northern Aust. Capital Government’s Social Housing Wales Australia Australia Territory Territory Rinse and velopment, uncertainty about clean all CHECK IT bottles Home buyers should ask for balcony and cans CLEAN IT building permits and current safety check, says Archicentre RECYCLE IT Vendors and real estate agents suits against agents and ven- should avoid the risk of unwit- dors of homes sold with illegal- ! Third quarter July 5 00:36 tingly selling or renting a home ly built or unsafe balconies is ! New moon July 12 05:41 JULY 2010 with an unsafe balcony which a very real issue given the fact First quarter July 18 20:11 Astronomical data and tides could collapse, killing or injur- that many of the collapses can " Full moon July 26 11:37 ing people, by having sched- happen with large numbers of # $%& Day of Sun Sun Moon Moon High tide, Low tide, ' month rise set rise set height (m) height (m) uled maintenance checks. people on the deck. 1T0639 1700 2117 0927 1129,1.31; 2319,1.57 0524,0.46; 1700,0.65 Angus Kell, ACT and NSW ‘Anyone who purchases a 2F0639 1700 2209 0956 1212,1.32; 2359,1.48 0600,0.49; 1747,0.69 state manager of Archicentre, home with a balcony that is in 3S0639 1700 2301 1025 1258,1.34 0638,0.52; 1841,0.73 said people buying proper- disrepair and which collapses 4S0639 1701 2354 1054 0045,1.39; 1347,1.37 0719,0.54; 1943,0.75 ties with large decks, or high injuring people or themselves 5M0639 1701 1125 0138,1.30; 1440,1.41 0804,0.57; 2054,0.75 balconies, especially in coastal could find themselves in no 6T0639 1702 0049 1159 0241,1.24; 1534,1.48 0853,0.59; 2207,0.70 areas, should request a copy man’s land with insurance 7W0639 1702 0147 1239 0349,1.20; 1629,1.56 0945,0.59; 2313,0.62 of the building permit for the claims as they are responsible 8T0639 1703 0247 1324 0454,1.21; 1720,1.66 1038,0.57 9F0639 1703 0349 1417 0554,1.24; 1811,1.78 0009,0.51; 1130,0.53 structure and an independent for maintaining their home in 10 S 0638 1703 0451 1517 0647,1.29; 1901,1.89 0059,0.39; 1222,0.47 current assessment of its safety good order.’ 11 S 0638 1704 0550 1624 0739,1.34; 1950,1.97 0146,0.29; 1314,0.42 by a registered inspector from Mr Kell said in the last few 12 M 0638 1704 0643 1734 0830,1.39; 2039,2.02 0233,0.21; 1405,0.37 a reputable organisation. years, balcony collapses in sev- 13 T 0638 1705 0730 1844 0919,1.44; 2128,2.02 0320,0.16; 1459,0.35 Mr Kell said it is important eral states have resulted in a 14 W 0637 1705 0813 1952 1011,1.48; 2217,1.96 0407,0.15; 1553,0.35 people purchasing homes have number of injuries and deaths 15 T 0637 1706 0852 2059 1102,1.51; 2308,1.84 0454,0.17; 1650,0.38 access to appropriate building with coastal properties in the 16 F 0637 1706 0928 2203 1155,1.53 0541,0.23; 1749,0.44 permits to gain an under- high risk categories because of 17 S 0637 1707 1005 2307 0000,1.67; 1249,1.55 0629,0.31; 1853,0.50 standing of when the deck the harsh environment and salt 0636 1707 1042 18 S 0057,1.50; 1346,1.56 0716,0.40; 2004,0.56 was built and approved by the damage to metal fi ttings. 19 M 0636 1708 1121 0011 0200,1.34; 1446,1.57 0808,0.48; 2123,0.58 20 T 0635 1708 1204 0114 0310,1.22; 1550,1.60 0904,0.54; 2241,0.56 local council. Archicentre’s ‘As a safety measure, all home- 21 W 0635 1709 1250 0215 0424,1.17; 1652,1.63 1002,0.57; 2347,0.51 pre-purchase home inspection owners should thoroughly 22 T 0635 1709 1341 0314 0530,1.17; 1747,1.67 1100,0.58 statistics show that about six check the timbers, fi xings and ( )*+$) , 23 F 0634 1710 1435 0409 0625,1.20; 1836,1.71 0040,0.48; 1152,0.56 per cent of Australian homes structure that support and at- , *%-. 24 S 0634 1711 1531 0459 0712,1.24; 1919,1.73 0123,0.41; 1239,0.53 have a timber balcony or deck tach the deck to the home, and / 25 S 0633 1711 1628 0543 0751,1.27; 1957,1.75 0201,0.38; 1321,0.51 and that about two per cent of check the bracing members 0 26 M 0633 1712 1723 0622 0829,1.30; 2032,1.74 0235,0.36; 1400,0.49 these (8,000) are potentially and support beams of the deck, ' 1 27 T 0632 1712 1818 0657 0903,1.32; 2106,1.72 0308,0.35; 1438,0.49 fatal. timber posts and steel columns 22+3 %4%-$+++)% 28 W 0631 1713 1911 0729 0938,1.34; 2139,1.67 0339,0.35; 1515,0.50 Following a recent balcony looking for soft , spongy sec- 29 T 0631 1713 2003 0758 1014,1.36; 2212,1.60 0410,0.37; 1554,0.52 30 F 0630 1714 2054 0827 1049,1.37; 2246,1.52 0441,0.39; 1634,0.55 collapse in NSW, where twelve tions of compressed timber 31 S 0630 1714 2146 0856 1128,1.39; 2323,1.42 0513,0.42; 1718,0.59 teenagers were injured, Mr and rusting steel. All times are Eastern Standard Time. Time lags: Ballina Boat Kell said selling a house with ‘If people find faults they Dock: 15 min; Byron Bay: nil; Brunswick River Highway Bridge: an unsafe balcony could be high 30 min, low 1 hr; Mullumbimby: 1 hr 10 min; Billinudgel: should take immediate action 3 hr 55 min; Chinderah: high 1 hr 30 min, low 2 hr; Terranora compared to selling a car with to repair them and if they are Inlet: high 2 hr 10 min, low 2 hr 25 min; Murwillumbah: high no brakes. 2 hr 30 min, low 2 hr 50 min. Tides in bold indicate high tide of not sure to seek professional 1.7m or more and low tide of 0.3m or less. Data courtesy of the National Tidal Centre. ‘Th e potential for multiple law- advice.’ www.tweedecho.com.au The Tweed Shire Echo June 24, 2010 23 Backburner
Councillors Polglase, Young- elty inflicted on caged battery blutt, Holdom, Skinner and hens used in commercial egg van Lieshout apparently don’t production is well document- Mummys Markets believe in replacing deliberately ed. However, Tweed mayor poisoned trees. At last week’s Warren Polglase was scornful council meeting, they were told of the idea, saying the council’s Indoor market that a mature Forest Red Gum in priorities remained ‘roads, rates Shady Lane, Banora Point, had and rubbish’, not eggs. Cr Milne this Sunday been deliberately poisoned, pre- wasn’t talking about priorities, sumably by a selfish neighbour her move was about raising 27th June to improve his or her sea views. awareness of the cruel practice It was proposed that when re- and how, by continuing to buy moving the tree, council would caged-hen eggs, ratepayers in Tweed Heads leave the trunk in place with a effect are supporting it. sign on it noting the tree was ■ ■ ■ ■ Civic Centre ‘killed in an act of vandalism Tweed Shire Council defends and requesting any informa- its refusal of a so-called super 8am till 1pm tion in regard to the poisoning’. brothel at South Tweed Heads When Greens Cr Katie Milne, in court next month. Applicant $2 entry per family backed by Cr Barry Longland, Susan Stewart is appealing last (money goes to charity) Dad’s corner tried to amend the move to en- month’s council 5-2 decision to for coffee and able the planting of two semi- reject her plans for a 24-hour Everything baby, child a cafe with mature replacement trees on brothel in Enterprise Avenue and mummy related yummy food the site, the majority council- employing up to 50 sex workers, New and gently used goods lors opposed the suggestion, with an initial hearing in the Nursery furniture, womens items, so now the evil neighbour has Land and Environment Court clothing, toys, books, specialty stalls been rewarded and as a result on July 12. The same five last will enjoy uninterrupted ocean Tumbulgum resident Lynne Willbrandt went potty last week, week voted to fight the brothel To book a stall go to www.mummysmarket.com views. The message from pro- but it was all in a good cause. Lynne, husband Bill, and friends despite the advice of staff who or phone 0404 240 263 development councillors seems from Mudgeeraba and Tumbulgum raised more than $1,800 for say it ticks all the boxes required to be: go forth and poison living the Cancer Council as part of the World’s Biggest Morning Tea under government legislation. things you find inconvenient. in aid of cancer research. Cr Joan van Lieshout led the ■ ■ ■ ■ The coffee, tea and cakes flowed and so did the money for a moral charge saying ‘This type Councillors aren’t the only ones worthy cause close to Lynne’s heart as she ‘lost three friends to of activity does not uphold who regard trees as dispen- cancer and another friend has just had a mastectomy’. Lyn, a women, it’s denigration, it’s up to sible. Backburner is told that hairdresser, said more than 120 people took part in the morn- us to make a difference’. But Dot quite a few mature silky oaks ing tea and she enjoyed dressing as a teapot, Mrs Potts from Holdom and Kevin Skinner, op- which provided shade at the Beauty and the Beast to be precise. posing the council’s stand, say a Uki sporting horse grounds in Murwillumbah-based musical theatre entertainer Karen win is unlikely and money will Rowlands Creek Road were re- Oliver (who is about to appear in the Tweed Theatre Company’s be wasted. The council has pre- cently chopped down because production of My Fair Lady) performed her own special version viously lost appeals for refusing of fears that bats carrying the of I’m a Little Teapot for the crowd. Photo supplied brothels on sites at Chinderah dreaded Hendra virus may use and Tweed Heads. them. Some locals say the dras- ■ ■ ■ ■ his carers searched the streets of ■ ■ ■ ■ tic action by the ground com- Hollywood came to Murwil- Murwillumbah at night, only Tweed mayor Warren Polglase mittee was driven by paranoia lumbah’s Regent Cinema last to park outside the local police claims fame won’t go to his head as fruit bats, like bees, feed on Thursday night when the gala station to get help. Let’s just say as a result of the decision to let nectar from all sorts of flower- premiere of Lou, filmed in and all the locals got the joke (don’t TV network film council meet- ing trees everywhere. Four years around Murwillumbah, was they realise the police station is ings for a reality-TV style pro- ago, horse owners in the Tweed held. A packed-to-the-rafters never open at night?). Belinda gram, but says that it may have were on tenterhooks after a lo- theatre audience heard Tweed- later told The Echo she had no star struck two of his female cal horse came down with the based writer/director Belinda idea of the subtle significance colleagues during some filming lethal virus, an incident which Chayko introduce some of the of the scene and that it was un- at a community access session sparked national headlines. Are stars and proudly talk of her ‘lit- intended. last week. The mayor reckons we to chop down every big tree tle film with a big theme of love’ ■ ■ ■ ■ the two women ‘asked more around because of unfounded and how welcoming the locals An ‘egg-cellent’ suggestion by questions than they ever had in fears? One local said, ‘more were during the filming on lo- Cr Katie Milne was thrown out the last four or five months’ and people die from bee stings or flu cation. The funniest moment of at the last council meeting. She that they they had been ‘per- virus than any infection from the film, causing spontaneous proposed a policy that would forming to the camera’. Hmm, an animal’. He’s also worried: laughter in the audience, came see only eggs sourced from Backburner is now trying to ‘there’s an old Moreton Bay fig when the dementia-ridden pro- non-caged hens used at official remember the last time Wozza tree there as well, is that next?’ tagonist (John Hurt) got lost and functions and dinners. The cru- passed up a photo opportunity. 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