THE TWEED Hidden Volume 3 #12 Thursday, November 18, 2010 Treasures Advertising and news enquiries: Discover Phone: (02) 6672 2280 the Tweed’s [email protected] hidden gems [email protected] Pages 10-11 www.tweedecho.com.au LOCAL & INDEPENDENT Council adopts minor role in Noble appeal

Ken Sapwell the department for any legal costs. The five-man JRPP received a standing ova- Tweed Shire Council will stay on the sidelines tion from a packed public gallery in August when the owner of a Kingscliff manufactured when it unanimously rejected an application home park launches legal proceedings in a bid by Baclon Pty Ltd to build homes which would to squeeze an extra 45 homes onto the estate. partly sit over a lake, supported by stilts. Noble Lakeside Park owner Keith Noble will It agreed with residents that it was an over- appeal refusal of his $10.4 million project by the development of the site, with chairman Garry government’s new Joint Region Planning Panel West saying this was clearly demonstrated by (JRPP) which was set up to approve develop- the fact that the houses had to be built out over ments worth more than $10 million. the water. Residents cheered the JRPP’s recent surprise decision to knock back the controversial canal- Rejected for multiple impacts style development after it had earlier been given It rejected the application mainly because of the green light by council’s own planners. the impacts on their amenity, flood and drain- Council’s chief planner Vince Connell said age concerns and damage to endangered eco- in a report to this week’s council meeting that logical communities in the area where the extra the NSW Department of Planning would pick 45 houses were to go. up the tab for the appeal, believed to be the first Council planners had also acknowledged in NSW. similar concerns but had recommended that the project be approved on a deferred com- ‘Limited capacity’ only mencement basis requiring Baclon to satisfy 96 He said the council could either become di- conditions. rectly involved in defending the appeal, refuse Mr Connell told this week’s council meeting to take part in the proceedings or assist only that the proponents had not yet given their with preparing conditions for any future con- grounds for an appeal but more would prob- Surfing legend sent if the Land and Environment Court up- ably be known following a telephone hook-up holds the appeal. next week. The council adopted a recommendation Cr Warren Polglase, who is employed by Mr honoured which involved the council in a ‘limited ca- Noble as a caretaker of the estate, absented him- pacity’ only and to seek reimbursement from self from the debate.

Tweed-Gold Coast surfing identity Andrew McKinnon with the Bobby Brown memorial events in 1970, crediting Hawaii for their honeymoon. Lorraine the ‘freedom’ he experienced from his Perpetual Trophy at Gold Coast Surf World, Currumbin, last week where the well known Gold Coast surfer/shaper provided photos and memorabilia of surfing. Bobby Brown exhibition was launched. Photo Jeff ‘Watch Me Now I’m Going Tony Dempsey who drove him down the legend to the museum. Cronulla surfing pioneer and Down’ Dawson from the Gold Coast to Wanda Beach ‘Like Andy Irons, Bobby Brown of artist Gary Birdsall flew up espe- in his mother’s car 40 years ago to Cronulla was ahead of his time but cially from Wollongong with a new Luis Feliu assembled guests at the surfing and compete in the event. was sadly struck down in his prime. painting of his close mate who he beach culture museum that he had ‘I became the custodian of the During the sixties he was rated said could easily have been a world A crowd of more than 200 surfing been ‘totally inspired’ by Bobby Brown perpetual trophy as a result,’ he told among the best surfers in the world, champion. enthusiasts and former champions when growing up on the Gold Coast The Echo. such as Australia’s first surfing cham- Among other well known surf leg- dropped in to Gold Coast Surf World as a ‘gremmie’ and dreamt about be- Bobby Brown died, aged 20, in 1967 pions Midget Farrelly and Nat Young,’ ends attending were Cheyne Horan at Currumbin last Thursday night for ing as good a surfer. as a result of a ‘glassing’ over a game Andy said. and Richard Harvey. the launch of an exhibition featuring Andy, who plans to write a book on of pool in a Sydney pub. He and his Bobby Brown’s older brother John The exhibition is open till the end of legendary Aussie surfer Bobby Brown. the legend, said he went on to win fiancee Lorraine were planning to reminisced about his younger sibling January and then hits the road in March Host Andrew McKinnon told the the last of only three Bobby Brown marry at the end of the year and go to and how the key to his success was for other surf festivals and events.

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The Tweed Shire Echo 2 November 18, 2010 www.tweedecho.com.au Local News Council moves to acquire dam land Luis Feliu from the state water minister Let’s build the whopper: Polglase to an earlier request for him Tweed Shire Council is moving to lift the ban of a new dam at It’s official – Tweed Council mayor Kevin Skinner and Phil to resume land at Byrrill Creek Byrrill Creek when the state will push for a super dam of Youngblutt. southwest of Mt Warning as a government’s Water Sharing 36,000 megalitres rather than General manager Mike first step in its contentious plan Plan is gazetted, and decided one less than half the size. Rayner said it was important to dam the area to boost the to urge him again in writing Phone This was confirmed at this a formal decision was made shire’s water supply. immediately. week’s council meeting after because the preferred option Councillors on Tuesday Councillors also decided to 13 17 60 Greens councillor Katie Milne for Byrrill Creek in the event it voted 4-2 (Crs Barry Longland proceed with planning to up- asked pro-dam colleagues was chosen was for a smaller and Katie Milne against) for a grade the spillway of the ex- what sized dam they envis- dam of 16,300 megalitres. staff recommendation to de- isting Clarrie Hall Dam and aged when they voted last He suggested this crucial velop a land acquisition plan to to retain ownership of land at month to build a new one at issue should be resolved determine processes, timing, Doon Doon Creek around it, Byrrill Creek. through a notice of motion costs and other factors to fa- with the view of keeping open ‘We’re going for the whop- at the next council meeting cilitate resumption of property the option for raising the dam Tweed Heads per,’ declared Warren Polglase, so staff would be aware of needed for the dam. wall. 125-127 who is leading the push for the scope of the preparatory They also opted for the larg- The gazettal of the Water Minjungbal Drive the new dam along with work. er 36,000-litre version cover- Sharing Plan, originally due ing 398 hectares, which would Creek, where the Clarrie Hall land acquisition as a result of last April, is now expected next cost around $60 million and Dam sits, concerned about the council resolution earlier month. affect 35 residents, compared the fate of their properties. this month to adopt the Byr- Staff said that complex plan- (Real) Advice to the smaller dam of half the Some landowners were also rill Creek dam plan as the pre- ning and approval steps for the capacity covering 235 hectares, concerned the dam plan had ferred option to boost water new dam would ‘have a long from Mrs affecting 30 residents and cost- stalled the potential sale of supply. timeframe’ of around seven ing around $45 million. their properties. But council staff also re- years. Product Tester Council’s director of natu- Mr Oxenham estimated it vealed another potential hurdle They also said council should Dear Mrs Product Tester, ral resources David Oxenham would take around ‘300 days’ which could ban the contro- consider the ‘uncertainty that My boyfriend Sammy wants to told the meeting that council before the necessary legislation versial new dam: the impend- will be faced by landholders surprise me with a nice present, had received ‘numerous’ in- was enacted to begin the land ing gazetting of the draft Water at Doon Doon Creek as to the what sort of hint should I give quiries from property own- resumption. Sharing Plan for NSW. long term land use for the area’ him? ers from both the Byrrill He said the council was de- A staff report said council and liaise with them to reduce Cheryl Creek area and Doon Doon veloping a ‘framework’ for the had still not received a reply the ‘inconvenience to them’. Dear Cheryl I’m really glad you got to me before you let him loose – you never know what men will turn up with these days. New tourism project to boost coastal road trips Now as we both know, there’s nothing like a beautiful bunch of fl owers and dinner at a fancy restaurant, however might I Luis Feliu Left: Richmond MP Justine suggest the gift of travel. There are some lovely destinations Elliot, Tweed mayor Kevin to visit – Uki is lovely at this time of the year, or what about A new federal government- Skinner, Tweed Tourism chief a night at Byron with a glider fl ight around Mt Warning. But funded project is set to en- Phil Villiers and Triple M if he’s loaded, what about Paris, Venice and Rome – very courage people to visit the Radio’s Byron Cooke smile as a romantic! Tweed on driving holidays. baby croc from the Currumbin Now of course there are a few things you might need to help you make it an occasion to remember. As a matter of fact Richmond MP Justine El- Wildlife Sanctuary crashes in liot and minister assisting on I heard about a shop called Outdoorism in the main street on their photo shoot during of Murwillumbah (the Paris end – you know – where the tourism Senator Nick Sherry the launch of the Legendary last Friday announced the outdoor cafes are). This shop’s got everything you’ll need Pacific Coast Touring Route. for travelling and adventure – backpacks and travel bags $670,000 project which is Photo Jeff ‘Snapper’ Dawson (plus extra bags for shopping), lightweight warm waterproof named the Legendary Pa- clothing (it may be a touch chilly in Europe at the moment), cific Coast Touring Route. It comfortable shoes, and all sorts of bits and pieces you’ll is aimed at boosting tourism Sydney and visited the Hunt- need for your trip. along the highway corridor er Valley, Port Stephens, Port So good luck Cheryl, you’ll convince him and you can thank between Sydney and Bris- Macquarie, Coffs Harbour, me later bane. Yamba, Ballina, Lennox Head, All the best. Cathy PS Send us some photos! At the launch at Point Dan- and Byron Bay. ger, Ms Elliot said visitors to ‘The Legendary Pacific For genuine advice on a great range of adventure Coast Touring Route has po- the Tweed and Byron shires gear for campers, hikers and travellers see could experience some of tential to attract even more Australia’s great holiday at- visitors through the many tractions and the World Heri- development, marketing and from Sydney to launch the communities along the pacific tage listed rainforests around promotional activities. touring route. coast and increase the turn- Mt Warning. 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Councillors reveal campaign funding BANORA SWIM SCHOOL Ken Sapwell litical parties to an unwanted proudly campaigned but by a said she was rebuffed when she Baby Swim Classes donation which apparently cheque from her husband and attempted to return the cheque ( Parent & Child) Cr Polglase’s disclosure of a proved impossible to return. would-be developer, Peter. to her benefactor. $5,000 election campaign con- Greens Party councillor Ka- The council’s first deputy Current mayor Kevin Skin- 2 for the price of 1 tribution from Brisbane-based tie Milne was given $6,000 cash mayor Barry Longland re- ner, who headed a ticket with property investor Godfrey from the Tweed Greens while vealed 22 small ‘political do- four others, has implicitly Holiday Intensives Mantle has shone a belated veteran councillor Phil Young- nations’ totalling $1,792 and a denied rumours of National Summer Specials spotlight on who really funded blutt, who headed a group $3,000 loan from his brother Party funding by declaring in our councillors’ campaign ex- which declared their affiliation while the Tweed Community his return that his campaign Book Now penses. as ‘independent’ on election First group he headed pulled expenses were ‘self-funded’ to 07 5523 3177 While their returns to the papers, copped $5,000 from the in a further $1,730 from fun- the tune of $6,577. Election Funding Authorities National Party’s Tweed Heads draisers. Under funding rules, candi- show that the head of the Man- South branch. Another community coun- dates are required to list report- tle property and restaurant em- Inaugural mayor Joan van cillor Dot Holdom declared able political donations that are pire was the only developer to Lieshout declared that her elec- her group provided its own $1,000 or more each or mul- Unique contribute to a campaign, other tion expenses of $12,425 were funding of $16,441 and that she tiple donations from the same councillors had an array of cash covered not by the Liberal received a ‘small political do- source in the one year that total cows ranging from major po- Party under whose banner she nation’ of $100, but has since $1,000 or more. gifts & A special opening celebration Les left Tyalgum nine years furnishings for the exhibition at the gallery ago to take up the artist-in- Grinners are was held last Sunday at which residence role at Lindisfarne the prize’s founder and inspira- College at Terranora, before winners tion, well-known former Tweed moving south to Newcastle to artist Les Peterkin attended. be near family. The prize, which this year had ‘But I plan to return and get as its theme ‘Smile’, involved back into it again. I have lots of ‘smiling’ portraits created in a contacts here. I’m happy to have range of materials from pencil, caught up with lots of people paint, digital imagery and cray- while I was here just for today,’ on to collages of cotton wool, he said.

sticks, sand and leaves. Les praised the prize’s volun- made to order FURNITURE Les, who lived at Tyalgum for teer coordinators, Deb Cocks Ezekiel Jacobsen from Crystal The Les Peterkin Portrait Prize, 20 years and operated The Bake- and Anouk Beck, and the gal- Creek Primary School, who regarded as the only major art house Pottery, told The Echo he lery for supporting the prize. won first prize in the 8-10 divi- prize exclusively for children in was proud to see the prize had This year the 44 works receiv- sion of the 14th Les Peterkin Australia, now in its 14th year, grown since he launched it 14 ing major awards are framed the essence Portrait Prize for his painting drew over 1,000 entries by stu- years ago. ‘It’s wonderful to see and displayed on the gallery of home. entitled ‘Happy Surfer’ with dents from 19 local primary it’s still going,’ he said, adding walls, while a further 125 en- the colours prize founder Les Peterkin at schools with the prize-winning that the prizes on offer such as tries are presented in folders in of spring. the Tweed River Art Gallery entries now on display at the art equipment were also ‘very the gallery foyer. The exhibition 3 ti-tree plce. arts & industrial estate byron bay 66855714 last Sunday. Photo Luis Feliu Tweed River Art Gallery. useful’ for the children. will be open until December 5.

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Equally commendable was T Ruddock, described last our nation’s final arbiters, has These people are our fellow Gillard’s vigorous and un- Volume 3 #12 November 18, 2010 week’s High Court decision on brought in its revenges and human beings, and as such equivocal commitment to the rights of asylum seekers as established that the idea was, must be given fair dealing un- the free trade agenda, which ‘diabolical’. in the dictionary sense, indeed der the law. would not have pleased some Set the information free The misuse of the word was diabolical – fiendish, outra- Successive governments of her key supporters in caucus so grotesque as to suggest that geously wicked; (colloquial) have tried to deny them this; and beyond. At a time when All three tiers of Australian government have been reluctant to let the former Immigration Min- difficult, unpleasant, very bad. how would we feel if the many of the countries which the public know what’s going on, which is strange when you think ister and Attorney-General’s Where we go from here is politicians decided to treat have emerged from the GFC they’re there to serve the public. Party politics and bureaucratic use of it might have itself been unclear; in spite of what the us with the same cynical in tighter economic straits than control and sometimes just petty bastardry intervene in the free satanic inspiration. optimists have been saying, disregard for our rights? We Australia are slipping back into flow of information. There are legitimate reasons to restrict infor- The court’s unanimity, a rare the decision does not consti- would consider it truly dia- protectionism, it was a bold mation, such as individuals’ privacy and national security, but too enough event in itself, bring- and forthright stance – even often these reasons are used as excuses to hide wrongdoing. ing together conservatives and one of leadership. Last week we reported how Tweed Council has refused to Liberals, Coalition and Labor The whole scam had its genesis Kevin Rudd must have ap- release details of a new contract for council’s general manager or appointees, was an endorse- in the legal fiction concocted proved. His own leading role the criteria used in his performance reviews, with council’s public ment of the law of the land – in the expansion and enhance- information officer citing privacy concerns for not doing so. Yes- but in a sense it went further by Ruddock and his fellow ment of the G20 as a pre-em- terday, the Sydney Morning Herald published details of information than that. By finding that the conspirators… inent intergovernmental body obtained under the new Government Information (Public Access) treatment of certain boat peo- is perhaps his most important Act 2009 (GIPA Act) which revealed that more than 100 police of- ple had lacked ‘procedural fair- and lasting legacy from his ficers have been charged with 320 criminal offences over the past ness’, the court was also mak- brief period as Prime Minister. two years, ranging from drug dealing to aggravated sexual assault, by Mungo MacCallum ing a statement about justice, He would have looked on drink-driving and unlawfully altering official records, information ethics and human decency. in envy as Gillard reaped the which would otherwise have been kept under wraps. In the most basic Australian tute a new Magna Carta or Bill bolical and, unlike Ruddock, benefits of his work. But at least The recently formed NSW Office of the Information Commis- terms, the judges found that at of Rights, an irreversible blow we would be entirely correct. he would be pleased that she sioner (OIC) is meant to serve the public’s need for access to infor- mation held by the government. Yet already councils are claiming least two Sri Lankans had been for human freedom. The gov- shows every sign of following open access under the new GIPA Act is jeopardising the privacy of denied a fair suck of the sauce ernment could try and legis- or a self-confessed amateur it through, rather than ditching members of the public in relation to submissions on development bottle. late its way out of the impasse, Fin the field of foreign policy it as she has done with most of applications (DAs). This is a legitimate concern, but it must not be And the reason was, quite and would presumably have Julia Gillard is proving a com- his domestic policies. used as a means to restrict access to related DA files. simply, that the law pro- the support of the opposition, mendably adept student. Her The Greens are understand- Information Commissioner Deirdre O’Donnell is so concerned pounded by Ruddock for John whose leader, Tony Abbott, performances at the G20 and ably disappointed at the an- she launched a consultation paper at the recent Local Government Howard and adopted by Kevin has declared that judges are APEC may have lacked the nouncement that the Liberals Managers Australia (NSW) forum in Fairfield, Sydney. Rudd and Julia Gillard had not out of touch with public opin- panache of those of her pre- will preference Labor ahead The Commissioner said the consultation would enable the OIC been properly applied. ion and that unless they start decessor, but they were com- of them in Victoria, but they to develop guidelines on how local councils should apply the When dealing with those listening more closely to the petent and gaffe-free, and did shouldn’t be: the Libs are, af- public interest test to decisions about publishing open access confined on Christmas Island, shock jocks should perhaps be nothing to diminish Australia’s ter all, a party of the right and information that contains personal or sensitive information, with the government had tried to elected rather than appointed, won-back reputation as good these days Labor is far more specific relevance to DAs. Ms O’Donnell said she would also consult have a bob each way – succes- thus shredding the concept of global citizen. inclined in that direction than with Privacy NSW as part of this process. sive ministers had applied the the separation of powers which The best thing about them are the Greens. Hmmm, the public interest test. I can see a bureaucrat saying, Migration Act to knock back is the very basis of our system was that our Prime Minister For the Greens to expect ‘Does the public need to know about this? Nah.’ Not that I’m dis- their applications for visas but of government. was able to separate the long Liberal preferences is as absurd missing the right of the individual to privacy, but it makes a good had refused them the oppor- And there is no need for term national interest from her as imagining that Labor would lever for officious types to be ‘frugal’ with the flow of information. tunity for appeal that the Act such drastic measures. The current political travails. preference a party of the far ‘Commercial in confidence’ is another good excuse often used. gave to those on the mainland. government’s actions were It cannot have been easy right, like One Nation. ‘Consultation paper 1: Development applications and personal And the whole scam had its found not to be unconstitu- for her and Treasurer Wayne If the decision had gone the information on websites – issues for local councils’, as it is so fetch- genesis in the legal fiction con- tional, but unconscionable; it Swan to argue for special other way the Liberals would ingly named, is being distributed to local councils throughout the cocted by Ruddock and his broke its own rules. treatment of the local banks have justifiably been accused state. You can download it at www.oic.nsw.gov.au. Submissions fellow conspirators when they The foundations of our de- at a time when they are at their of blatant political opportun- close on Friday, January 14, 2011. declared that Christmas Island mocracy remain firm. But arrogant, self-serving worst ism, a cynical abandonment of You can also contact the OIC on freecall 1800 463 626. could be excised from Aus- Julia Gillard and her advisers on the domestic scene, but principle, and that couldn’t be – Michael McDonald tralia’s migration zone, while will now have to rethink their they held their noses, gritted the case, could it? remaining subject to the rest of whole approach to asylum their teeth and did just that. Well, okay, it was a couple of Tweed Shire Echo Australian law. seekers, and this can only be They now have all the more months ago, but that was Tony Publisher David Lovejoy The trick was, as my mother a good thing. At the very least reason to give the ungrateful Abbott. 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Letters to the Editor 2009 was flawed. It seemed signed for a Tweed population Email: [email protected] the police focus was on the of 160,000 and currently ca- Deadline: Noon, Tuesday perceived threat to public ters for about 90,000 people. Letters longer than 200 words may safety from demonstrating With new technologies and be cut and pseudonyms are not residents, rather than on copy- water saving initiatives there TANKS acceptable. cat driving, unruly behaviour, will be no problem meeting 340-34,000 litres Please include your full name, trespass and drink-driving future water needs. available in various styles address and phone number. by rally fans. Residents were We have don’t have to ac- REBATES: $$$$ surprised to find that acting cept the developers’ mantra You may be eligible for up Public/private on their concerns when driv- the population will double in to $3000 in rebates off a So Tweed Shire Council is ers and fans broke the law was the next 20 years. Many coun- 5000 litre round tank. We now supply considering entering the cre- not part of the liaison officer’s cils take a planned approach ASK US ABOUT IT! matorium business – in direct brief. Importing Riot Squad to growth and we can too. If THANKS HIGH-QUALITY competition with two existing from Sydney undermined the a dam goes ahead at Byrrill CONCRETE & STEEL private operators. liaison process and height- Creek we will lose irreplace- FOR SEEING ME AT THE Councils entering into com- ened tensions, as these police able biodiversity assets that do SHOW! Call now for the WATER TANKS petition with existing busi- had no understanding of the not occur anywhere else in the at competitive prices nesses is very definitely a bad local issues. world! as well as poly tanks. idea. When governments make Why risk the possible ex- SPECIAL PRICES! In another council area bad law, it puts police in an tinction of endangered plant where I have lived I saw the lo- awkward situation. The Motor and animal species so the fic- 400 Tweed Valley Way Murwillumbah www.duraplas.com.au www.apricus.com.au www.polymate.com.au cal council do a similar thing Sports Act undermines civil tional Tweed population ex- 02 6672 6977 in a different industry sector protections and may again plosion can flush their toilets and they drove their competi- spur residents to defend their with drinking water? What t Accredited high quality care in a tor out of business. values and rights. If Com- about mandating rainwater Northern Rivers home environment The council has a natural mander King takes one lesson tanks for new developments? Family Day Care t Supported by the largest scheme competitive advantage be- to Coffs, I hope it is that when Why not ban the use of drink- in NSW cause the lines between the forced to balance bad law with ing water for washing pave- ‘public’ and ‘private’ business residents’ sense of natural jus- ment and gutters? t Flexible hours aspects of council operations tice, the onus is on police to It’s time to add your voice: t Childcare benefi t available become blurred. protect their own credibility it’s our money and our back- t Become a carer and work from If Tweed Shire Council pro- and public trust in them, as yard. Please write to Frank home ceeds with this proposal then well as public safety. Sartor, Minister for Planning, it is the community that is Andrea Vickers NSW Parliament, Sydney t Free training & fi nancial support provided likely to get burned, in more Kingscliff NSW 2000. Ask him to Save ways than one. Byrrill Creek. Michael McNamara Save Byrrill Creek S Sledge Pumpenbil The National Party’s Three Kingscliff Stooges on Tweed Council Police liaison (Polglase, Youngblutt and Puppets’ preferences TWEED 4 Park Street Tweed Heads After the long debriefing Skinner) have decided to build The preferencing of Labor Phone 07 5536 1865 process with local anti-rally a dam at Byrrill Creek against above the Greens by the Lib- LISMORE 150 Laurel Avenue Lismore groups, Acting Tweed/Byron the advice of the experts. eral Party in the Victorian Phone 02 6621 6437 Serving the Community since 1980 Commander Owen King says Council staff said that raising elections proves (if proof were ‘A division of Northern Rivers Childcare Services Inc.’ he will liaise with Coffs Har- the wall of Clarrie Hall Dam needed) that there are only bour police to prevent some of should be first option as that two major political entities the issues with the 2009 rally would produce greatest wa- in Australia: the Laboral/Na- EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST SOUGHT recurring. ter security at least cost. Are tionals who, like most of the FOR PROPOSED I hope he means he will existing residents being asked media are the puppets of large advise them how to maintain to foot the costs of a new dam corporations, and the grass their public trust and credibil- to benefit already rich devel- roots democratic and inde- ity if residents again oppose opers? pendent Greens. the event. All parties agreed We don’t need the water: Hop E Hopkins that the liaison process in Clarrie Hall Dam was de- Tyalgum AT MURWILLUMBAH

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The Tweed Shire Echo www.tweedecho.com.au November 18, 2010 7 greenscene Go green Operating a green business is not only good for the environment but good for your business’s bottom line because conserving resources and cutting down on waste saves money. TEN EASY-TO-IMPLEMENT IDEAS FOR RUNNING A GREEN BUSINESS 1. Turning off equipment when it’s not being used. This can reduce the energy used by 25 per cent; turning off the computers at the end of the day can save an additional 50 per cent. 2. Encouraging communications by email, and reading email messages on screen to determine whether it’s necessary to print them. If it’s not, don’t! 3. Reducing fax-related paper waste by using a fax-modem and by using a fax cover sheet only when necessary. 4. Producing double-sided documents whenever possible. 5. Not leaving taps dripping. (One drop wasted per second wastes 10,000 litres per year.) 0UZ[HSSPUNKPZWSHJLTLU[[VPSL[KHTZPU[VPSL[YLZLY]VPYZ7SHJPUNVULVY[^VWSHZ[PJJVU[HPULYZÄSSLK^P[O Z[VULZUV[IYPJRZPU[OL[VPSL[»ZYLZLY]VPY^PSSKPZWSHJLHIV\[SP[YLZVM^H[LYWLYÅ\ZO 7. Finding a supply of paper with maximum available recycled content. 8. Choosing suppliers who take back packaging for reuse. 9. Instigating an ongoing search for ‘greener’ products and services in the local community. The further your supplies or service providers have to travel, the more energy used. )LMVYLKLJPKPUN^OL[OLY`V\ULLK[VW\YJOHZLUL^VMÄJLM\YUP[\YLZLLPM`V\YL_PZ[PUNVMÄJLM\YUP[\YL can be refurbished.

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I should declare though, in the interests of fairness, that we support the application to producers. 2484. Ph: 02 6672 7070. house this wonderful event at the Yelgun site. ‘Slow food’ is not a unique concept to most nor is it a As probably the most experienced festival organiser in Australia, I observed a passion for ‘doing new concept for the Club with the right thing’. Splendour organisers went the full distance in observing community protocols, Alleys Restaurant menu having contained local produce for endearing themselves to the local community and ourselves and demonstrated complete integrity some time. The Club has held in their attitudes and actions. signature events throughout the month to further showcase Solar I have studied many of the objectors’ reasons objecting to the well thought out and transparent Tweed and Southern Gold proposal for the Yelgun site. It is my view that these objectors have exaggerated their claims and Coast food and beverage Rebates have been less than fair in their assessments; misinformed on both the intentions and science. producers and to promote the huge variety of quality produce Still available right at our doorstep. Available! In our town planning work at Woodford the objectors have all but disappeared and the environmental lobby that opposed us are now our fiercest allies. There is a way. Splendour in the A seven course 100km SOLAR ELECTRICITY is still a degustation and matching wine Grass is one of the great festivals in Australia. It needs its own home and the Yelgun property is ZV\UKÄUHUJPHSPU]LZ[TLU[HZ dinner is the next event, to be well as an investment in the the right place.” held Friday November 26. future of our planet thanks to a A full description of number of fantastic incentives. Regional Development Australia Northern Rivers “The activities of North Byron Parklands and the menu and the local The solar electricity rebate Splendour in the Grass result in regional economic, environmental and social benefits. The loss of suppliers can be found at or “Solar Credits Scheme” is the festival would have a detrimental ripple effect across the arts, music and tourism sectors.” www.currumbinrsl.com.au open to everyone including or call 5534 7999. businesses. It represents Geoff Parmenter, CEO Events NSW “Splendour in the Grass has generated millions of dollars thousands of dollars towards in economic benefits to the businesses of Byron Shire. Events NSW would be delighted to see an the initial cost of your system Organic which SolarSwitch offers event that delivers these types of benefits return to Byron Bay and NSW.” as a generous point of sale Revolution discount. Dr Matt Allworth, BSc (Vet) BVSc Hons, Byron Bay “I am convinced the indigenous animal On top of this up front rebate community has more to gain from the proposed funding of conservation activities by NBP, SUMMER APPROACHES – come on into Organic you will be paid for all the than letting it revert to traditional farming practices. The conservation zones and philanthropic Revolution and check out all electricity you feed into the dispersals will benefit not only wildlife living on the site, but also those further afield. It’s a shame the great chemical free and grid. Some energy retailers vocal NIMBY-ism is drowning out the interests of a speechless wildlife community.” organic options to make your are offering up to 28c/kWh. summer a cruisy kickback This means you will be paid time! around $630 per year if you Phil Villiers, General Manager Tweed Tourism “Tweed Tourism supports this important proposal install a 1.5kW system, which for both shires. It will bring economic, tourism and jobs growth to the regions plus the community No need for the bugs to bug will pay for itself in as little as 6 will win via the Community Grants program. A win, win for us all.” you (or eat your clothes); years then offer you a tax free we have natural moth, ant, income. JVJRYVHJOHUKZPS]LYÄZO [email protected] 9475 5046 www.northbyronparklands.com repellent options for your Having installed over 4000 cupboard, body and home. systems SolarSwitch has the *VSV\YM\SÅHNZ[VÅ\[[LYPU[OL knowledge, expertise and 8 November 18, 2010 The Tweed Shire Echo www.tweedecho.com.au T GREEN SCENE

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1. Kseniya Rappoport plays Irena, the mysterious Russian woman who insinuates her way into an Italian family in the psychological thriller The Unknown Woman (SBS1, Friday, 11.10pm). 2. Little girl, have I got a brown paper parcel for you. The Chronicles Of Narnia (Prime, Saturday, 6.30pm) is not a patch on the books but provides CGI-enhanced entertainment nonetheless. 3. For a taste of real reality TV, watch Sold: fighting the new global slave trade on Compass (ABC1, Sunday, 10.05pm). Much of the world is still run like a medieval 1 2 3 fiefdom, and children suffer for it. ABC 1 ABC 2 SBS 1 TEN PRIME 7 TWO NBN 4.30 Shortland Street 5.00 Something 5.30 The Cook And The Chef 6.00 ABC 5.00 Weatherwatch 5.05 World News 6.00 Ten Early News 7.00 Kids’ 6.00 Sunrise 9.00 The Morning Show 6.00 Kids Time 8.30 Sons & Daughters 5.30 Today 9.00 Kerri-Anne 10.00 In The Air 5.30 Gardening Australia News Breakfast 9.00 Kids’ Programs 1.00 Food Lovers’ Guide To Australia Programs 9.00 Ten News 10.00 The 11.30 Seven Morning News 12.00 9.00 Home & Away 9.30 Shortland St Magical Tales 6.00 Kids’ Programs 11.00 Treks In 6.00 Planet Food Singapore 1.30 Natascha Kampusch: 3096 Days Circle 12.00 Dr Phil 1.00 Oprah Winfrey Pandemic (M) Part 2 2.00 All Saints 10.00 Coronation St 10.30 Emmerdale 10.30 First Test Cricket LIVE – A Wild World (G*) 11.30 The New 6.30 Scrapheap Challenge In Captivity (M) 2.30 Tales From A Show 2.00 Ready Steady Cook 3.00 (M) 3.00 Triple Zero Heroes 3.30 11.00 Hollyoaks 12.00 All My Children Australia v England Inventors 12.00 Midday Report 12.30 7.20 The Daily Show Suitcase 3.00 Living Black 3.30 Letters Judge Judy 3.30 Infomercial 4.00 Kids’ Programs 4.30 Seven News 5.00 1.00 Kitchen Time 2.30 Movie: The 12.30 Entertainment Tonight Midnight Man (M) 1.30 Lilies 2.30 7.40 The Colbert Report And Numbers 4.00 The Journal 4.30 Huey’s Kitchen 4.30 The Bold And M*A*S*H 5.30 Deal Or No Deal Thousand Plane Raid (PG 1969) WWII 1.00 Cricket continues Spicks And Specks 3.00 Kids’ Programs 8.00 Rude Boy Food Newshour 5.30 Global Village The Beautiful 5.00 Ten News 6.00 Prime News drama 4.30 Murphy Brown 5.00 Head 5.30 Hot Seat 6.00 Meerkat Manor 8.30 Life On Mars (M) 6.00 Letters And Numbers 6.00 The Simpsons 6.30 Seven News Of The Class 5.30 Growing Pains 6.00 NBN News 6.30 Can We Help? 9.30 Breaking Bad (M) 6.30 World News Australia 6.30 Neighbours 7.00 Home And Away 6.00 Wedding Planner 7.00 A Current Affair 7.00 ABC News 10.20 Later With Jools Holland 7.30 James May’s Toy Stories 7.00 The 7pm Project 7.30 Better Homes & Gardens 6.30 Bargain Hunt 7.30 Customs 7.30 Stateline 11.25 Paul Kelly: Live Apples (M) 12.20 8.30 Azorian The raising of 7.30 All New Simpsons Hour 8.30 Movie: Indiana Jones 7.00 George And Mildred 8.00 RBT 8.00 Collectors Planet Rock Profiles: Linkin Park 12.45 the K-129 8.30 NCIS (M) And The Last Crusade 7.30 In The Bush 8.30 Movie: Harry Potter 8.30 Luther (M) The Royal Today 1.10 Travel Oz 1.40 9.30 World News Australia 9.30 Law & Order (M) (PG 1989) US action 8.30 Escape To The Country And The Order Of The 9.25 Identity (M) Close 10.05 The Bisexual Revolution 10.30 Go Girls (M) 11.15 Movie: The Hard Way (M 9.45 60 Minute Makeover Phoenix (PG 2007) UK 10.15 Lateline (MA) 11.30 Ten Late News 12.00 Sports 1991) US drama 10.45 How Not To Decorate 11.45 fantasy 11.00 The Gruen Transfer (M) 11.30 ABC NEWS 24 11.10 Movie: The Unknown Tonight 12.30 The Late Show 1.30 2.00 Home Shopping Movie: Lucky Break (M 2001) US 11.30 Movie: Unforgiven (M comedy 1.45 1988 Australian Open rage (M) 4.00 ABC News 4.05 The Quarters Woman (MAV 2006) Infomercials 5.00 Religion Tennis: Lendl v Cash 1992) US drama ABC 3 4.20 The Drum 5.00 ABC News 5.15 Italian thriller ONE HD 7MATE 2.00 Movie: A Man’s Gotta Do (M The Quarters 5.30 Newsline 6.00 ABC 1.20 Movie: I’m Staying (M 6.00 Wagon Train 7.00 The Virginian GEM 2004) Drama 4.00 Infomercial 4.30 6.05am to 4.40pm Kids’ Programs News Breakfast 9.00 ABC News 9.30 2003) French romantic 6.00 Liverpool Football 9.00 TNA 8.30 McHale’s Navy 9.00 NBC Today Good Morning America 5.05 CJ The DJ 5.20 The Pinky & Perky Business Today 10.00 ABC News 12.00 comedy Xplosion 10.00 Transworld Sport 11.00 Hooked On Fishing 12.00 Gene 6.00 Today 9.00 Alive & Cooking Show 5.35 I.N.K. Invisible Network Of Midday Report 12.30 Landline Extra 3.05 Weatherwatch 11.00 Overtime Simmons Family Jewels 1.00 Quincy 9.30 The Zoo 10.00 The Nanny 10.30 GO! FRIDAY 19 FRIDAY Friends 11.00 Murder, She Wrote 12.00 Kids 6.00 Total Drama Action 6.30 1.30 ABC News 2.00 Midday Report 12.00 NBA Basketball LIVE ME 2.00 Magnum PI 3.00 The Rockford 6.00 10.30 11.00 Movie: A Big Hand For The Little Kids’ Programs ET Escape From Scorpion Island 6.55 2.30 One Plus One 3.00 Afternoon SBS 2 5.00 Omnisport Files 4.00 Knight Rider 5.00 The A Team TMZ 11.30 Get Smart 12.00 Here’s Lady (G 1966) US comedy 2.00 Sea News On 3 7.10 Richard Hammond’s Live 5.30 Capital Hill 6.00 ABC News 5.30 Friday Night Basketball 6.00 Monster Garage Lucy 12.30 Seinfeld 1.00 Starsky & 5.00 Weatherwatch 6.00 World News Patrol (M) 3.00 McLeod’s Daughters Blast Lab 7.35 M.I. High 8.05 Connor 6.05 The Drum 6.45 The Quarters 7.00 LIVE – Wollongong Hawks 7.00 That ’70s Show Hutch (M) 3.00 Just Shoot Me 3.30 6.00 Global Village 4.00 How Clean Is Your House 5.00 Undercover 8.25 Aisling’s Diary 8.35 ABC News 7.30 Contact Sport 8.00 v New Zealand Breakers Class Of 3000 4.00 Kids’ Programs 6.30 Sarah Wiener In Italy 7.30 The Boneyard The Ellen Degeneres Show Degrassi: The Next Generation 9.00 ABC News 8.30 One Plus One 9.00 7.30 Sports Tonight 8.30 Ax Men (M) 6.00 Ben 10 Close The World 10.00 ABC News 10.30 7.30 The Beauty Academy Of 6.00 The Nanny 8.00 Friday Night Basketball 9.30 Movie: The League 7.30 Movie: Grumpier Old Capital Hill 11.00 ABC News 11.30 Kabul LIVE – Melbourne Tigers v 6.30 Friends Landline Extra 12.00 ABC News 12.05 8.30 Hot Cities Surviving the Of Extraordinary 7.00 The Zoo Men (PG 1995) Comedy Perth Wildcats Gentlemen (M 2003) US 9.30 Movie: Austin Powers – The Drum 12.45 The Quarters 1.00 BBC storm 10.00 UFC Countdown 123 11.00 7.30 Movie: The Bachelor (PG News 1.30 Australian Network News 9.30 Movie: Fanny And drama 1999) US comedy The Spy Who Shagged Sports Tonight Late 11.30 National 11.55 Quincy ME 12.50 Wagon Train Me (M 1999) Comedy 2.00 BBC World News 2.30 Foreign Alexander (MA 1982) Football League 2.00 NFL Total Access 9.40 Movie: The Lake House Correspondent 3.00 Lateline 3.40 Swedish drama 1.45 Magnum PI 2.40 The Rockford 11.30 Survivors (M) 1.00 Seinfeld 1.30 3.00 MVP 3.30 Omnisport 4.00 Rugby Files 3.40 Knight Rider 4.35 The A Team (PG 2006) US mystery Sex Shop (MA) 2.00 Starsky & Hutch The Quarters 12.45 Movie: Anatomy 2 (MAV 11.40 Conan (M) 12.40 Friends 1.10 International – France v Fiji 5.30 Deal Or No Deal (M) 4.00 Just Shoot Me 4.30 TMZ 5.00 The Nanny 1.35 Movie: Real Women 2003) German thriller Get Smart 5.30 The Flintstones 2.30 Weatherwatch Have Curves (M 2002) US comedy 3.25 Movie: The Lake House 5.30 Alive & Cooking ABC 1 ABC 2 SBS 1 TEN PRIME 7 TWO NBN 5.00 rage (PG) 11.00 Poh’s Kitchen 6.00 Kids’ Program 5.00 Weatherwatch 5.05 World 6.00 Kids’ Programs 10.00 Hit List TV 6.00 Saturday Club 7.00 Weekend 6.00 Kids Programs 7.00 Home And 6.00 Danoz 7.00 Weekend Today 11.30 Message Stick (G*) 12.00 6.00 At The Movies News 1.00 Opera: Aida 3.45 Notes 12.00 Landed Music 12.30 Infomercial Sunrise 9.00 Saturday Disney 11.00 Away 9.30 Better Homes And Gardens Saturday 9.00 Kids’ Programs Stateline 12.30 Best Of Australian Story 6.30 How Do They Do It? On The Other 4.00 Tim Marlow Meets 1.00 Meerkat Manor 1.30 Everybody Kids’ Programs 12.00 Red Bull Flugtag 10.30 The Great Outdoors 11.30 10.30 First Test Cricket LIVE – 1.00 WNBL Basketball LIVE – 6.55 Scrapheap Challenge Ian Rankin 4.30 Newshour 5.30 Hates Chris 2.30 It’s Me Or The Dog Show 12.30 What’s Up Down Under Monster House 12.30 Street Cafe 12.55 Australia v England Dandenong v Bendigo 7.40 Republic Of Doyle Mythbusters 3.30 From The Ground Up 4.30 1.00 Bruce Springsteen 2.00 V8 10 Things You Didn’t Know About 1.20 12.30 Gilligan’s Island 3.00 W-League Football LIVE 8.30 Movie: Vertigo (PG 1958) 6.30 World News Australia Making Tracks 5.00 Ten News 5.30 Supercars – Sandown 5.30 Sydney Movie: All Ashore (G 1953) Musical 1.00 Cricket continues – Melbourne Victory v US crime 7.30 Big, Bigger, Biggest Sports Tonight Weekender comedy 3.00 Movie: Kid Galahad 5.30 Antiques Roadshow Canberra United 10.35 Movie: Sherlock Holmes 8.30 Iron Chef 6.00 The Simpsons 6.00 Seven News (G 1962) Adventure 5.00 The Great 6.00 NBN News Australian Doorstep 5.30 Man About 5.00 Australian Indoor Bowls – Dressed To Kill (PG 9.20 The Ricky Gervais Show 6.30 Movie: Ice Age – The 6.30 Movie: The Chronicles 6.30 Australia’s Funniest 6.00 Annabel Langbein The 9.45 Comedy School (M) Meltdown (PG 2006) US Of Narnia – The Lion, The House Home Videos 1946) US crime mystery 6.00 Love Thy Neighbour Free Range Cook 12.00 Beyond Boundaries (M) 10.20 Margaret Cho (M) drama The Witch And The 7.30 Hey Hey It’s Saturday 6.30 Doctor Finlay 6.30 Gardening Australia 1.00 Sun, Sea & Bargain Spotting: 11.55 SOS (PG-M) 1.00 Drawn 8.30 Movie: True Lies (M Wardrobe (PG 2005) 8.40 Lotto 7.00 ABC News Fontainebleau 2.05 Close Together (M) 1.25 Knot At Home (M) 2000) US action/thriller Family adventure 7.30 Heartbeat 9.30 Movie: Click (M 2006) 7.30 New Tricks 2.00 Weatherwatch 11.20 Cops (M) 12.20 Video Hits Up 9.30 Movie: War Of The 9.40 Cracker (MA) Comedy 12.45 Man About The House 1.15 Love 8.30 Spooks (M) ABC NEWS 24 Late Worlds (M 2005) US 11.45 Movie: Waking Up SBS 2 12.40 Spring Tour Rugby LIVE drama Thy Neighbour 1.45 2004 Australian 9.35 Michael McIntyre’s 4.00 ABC News 4.05 The Quarters 4.15 Open Tennis: Roddick v Safin In Reno (M 2001) US Comedy Roadshow (M) The Drum 5.05 Q&A 6.00 Stateline 5.00 Weatherwatch 6.00 World News – Italy v Australia 11.45 Movie: Thirteen (MA comedy/romance 10.20 The Graham Norton 6.30 Behind The News 7.00 ABC News 6.00 Here Comes The 3.00 Infomercials 4.00 Religion 2003) US drama GEM 1.35 Movie: Lady Caroline Lamb Show 7.45 Contact Sport 8.00 ABC News Neighbourhood 2.00 Home Shopping (PG 1972) UK drama 4.00 Infomercials 11.05 Ashes To Ashes (M) 12.00 rage 8.45 The Quarters 9.00 ABC News 6.30 Taste Takes Off ONE HD 6.00 Movie: Tarzan And The (M) 9.45 The Quarters 10.00 One Plus 7.00 At The Table With… 6.00 NBA Basketball 10.00 NBL 7MATE Trappers (G 1958) Adventure 7.30 GO! Movie: Arabian Adventure (G One 10.30 Stateline 11.00 ABC News 7.30 A History Of Britain Basketball 12.00 National Football 6.00 Wagon Train 7.00 The Virginian 1979) Adventure 9.30 The Nanny 6.00 Kids’ Programs 1.00 Get Smart ABC 3 11.30 Stateline 12.00 ABC News 12.30 8.35 The Diplomat (M) League 2.30 NFL Total Access 3.30 8.30 McHale’s Navy 9.00 The Boneyard 2.00 Here’s Lucy 2.30 Green Acres 3.00

SATURDAY 20 SATURDAY 10.00 Movie: The Yearling (G 1946) 7.30 Select 1.00 Big Ideas 2.00 Four America’s Game 4.30 MVP 5.00 10.00 NBC Today 12.00 Hooked On 6.05am to 4.30pm Kids’ Programs 10.05 Movie: Nikita (MAV 1990) US drama 12.45 Movie: Thousands Seinfeld 4.30 Star Trek 5.30 Unnatural Corners 3.00 Stateline 3.30 Foreign Omnisport 5.30 WWE Experience 6.30 Fishing 1.00 Quincy ME 2.00 Magnum 5.00 Trapped! 5.25 My Goldfish Is Evil French thriller Cheer (G 1943) WWII drama 3.20 History Correspondent 4.00 ABC News 4.30 Manly Surf 7.00 Sports Tonight 7.30 PI 3.00 The Rockford Files 4.00 Knight 5.50 Pat And Stan 6.00 Total Drama 12.10 Movie: Women On The Movie: The Madwoman Of Chaillot 6.30 Movie: Spy Kids (PG Behind The News 5.00 ABC News 5.30 Andra Pro Series Drag Racing 9.00 Red Rider 5.00 The A Team Action 6.30 Outback 8 7.00 Rush TV Verge Of A Nervous (G 1969) US drama 2001) Comedy/action One Plus One 6.00 ABC News 6.30 Bull X Fighters 10.00 Mixed Martial 6.00 Million Dollar Catch 7.25 Good Game: SP 7.45 The Tribe Breakdown (M 1988) 6.00 The Nanny 8.30 Movie: Dumb And Australian Story 7.00 ABC News 7.30 Arts – Sydney 11.00 NASCAR Sprint 6.30 Mighty Ships 9.10 Close Spanish comedy 6.30 Blackadder The Third Dumber (PG 1994) 7.30 Select 8.00 Labor In Power 9.00 Cup 11.45 Isle Of Man Tourist Trophy 7.30 Air Crash Investigations 1.45 Weatherwatch 7.30 David Attenborough’s Comedy The World 9.30 Landline Extra 10.00 12.40 Spring Tour Rugby LIVE 8.30 Mega Disasters Life Of Mammals 10.50 Movie: Dumb And ABC News 10.30 Stateline Select 11.00 – Italy v Australia 9.30 The Universe ABC News 11.30 Australian Story 8.30 Movie: Wild Caribbean Dumberer (M 2003) 3.00 Omnisport 3.30 ATP World Tour 10.30 Movie: The Corporate Classic 12.00 Big Ideas 1.00 BBC World Tennis (PG 2007) Documentary Comedy Ladder (MA 1997) US News 2.00 Stateline 3.00 BBC World 4.00 Serie A Football LIVE – 9.30 CSI: Miami (M) 12.30 Star Trek: Original Series News 3.30 Stateline drama 10.30 CSI: NY (M) 11.30 Conan (M) 2.30 Movie: Under The Radar Roma v Udinese 1.00 Wagon Train 2.00 Magnum PI 12.30 Movie: The Sandpiper (PG (M 2004) Drama 3.00 The Rockford Files 4.00 Knight 1965) Drama 2.50 Movie: Arabian 4.30 Green Acres 5.00 Top Cat 5.30 Rider 5.00 The A Team Adventure 5.00 David Attenborough’s The Flintstones Life Of Mammals

ARIES : If this week brings a powerful now what are you going to do about it? opinions – though if others have to hear you can attend to priorities. Resist yourself that merely maintaining an urge for independence, therapist Perhaps begin by helping others solve yours, it’s only fair they’re allowed to micromanaging and try to see both optimistic outlook in these uncertain Bob Mandel’s take on liberation’s workplace problems – lifting someone’s air theirs. sides of problem situations – the line times is an act of heroism. stars worth considering: True freedom is spirits will attract the same kind of good VIRGO: Things you suspected are between allies and adversaries is fi ne AQUARIUS: Stimulating ideas and self knowledge. The more aware you medicine back. starting to fall into place. Major right now, and you don’t want to adventurous plans get added cosmic become of your unconscious, the more CANCER: The antithesis of the bumper changes are afoot, which have to unfold become your own enemy grunt from late week Neptune and power you have to choose freely, break sticker potted philosophy Magic in their own organic time, requiring SAGITTARIUS: Assertive Mars has a Chiron direct in Aquarius kicking in old habits and change. Happens is the one proclaiming patience on your part – but your planet fl ammable eff ect on the Sagittarian the astral octane to make them work. temperament so you may need short TAURUS: The Tauran drive to Maggots Happen. Ever the way of boss Mercury highlights the funny side Update business tactics for more WITH LILITH accumulate, consolidate and stand life on our planet, where happiness of this week to give you a hand. breaks this week to clear your thinking effi ciency and eff ectiveness by thinking your ground is strong right now, but requires a focus on miracles rather LIBRA: If you’re not taken with certain or integrate new information. Expect strategically, fi xing what’s fi xable, With Venus, Jupiter and your charm mistress Venus in Libra than wrigglers – something this week’s information, remember this week’s fresh, revitalising changes on career Neptune in gear again and says seduction achieves sweeter results optimistic infl uences and positive opinions are driven more by emotion and/or domestic fronts, along with recycling what isn’t. Mercury joining Mars in than insistence. So make adaptation aspects certainly assist. than fact, meaning you only have to healing insights concerning your past PISCES: Jupiter and Neptune direct in your word for the week, and give LEO: You’re over downsizing and wait for them to change – and end of family or cultural heritage. Pisces dissolve recent cloudy thinking, the sign of mobile mouths, dealing you a lucky hand of favours expect an increase in energy, relationships the quality attention energetically engaging your natural week Venus moving direct to bring CAPRICORN: Life this week might seem they’re seeking as well... talent for thinking big as this week practical benefi ts, tangible advantages like an Attack Of The Giant Busybodies, and helpful allies. 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school children, and this week a 20. Computer storage 17. People in hell, prayer, often sung (3,5) CHESS by Ian Rogers Mungo’s Crossword From The Week English? Capital! (4) with charge of some 28. Great generosity, lavish gift (8) Tel Aviv newspaper exposed the 21. John Coulomb magnitude (9) 29. Hidden, having potential (6) Play at Seagulls Club, Thurs 6-10pm fact that many of the school returns; very good! (4) 19. Right over left, fi sh is DOWN Grandmasters often im press the children were beginners, some 23. Worse than rascal – rotating (7) 2. Citrus jam (9) blatant frauds! (10) 20. Back down about the 3. Prophets or their prophecies (7) general public with their abil- having learned to play chess 25. I object, right; it’s just religious pamphlet (7) 4. Old testament priest (3) ity to play a series of games only the day before Gershon’s deserts (6) 22. A jewel ring? Take it 5. Worst student in the class (5) simultaneously. A normal sim- record-breaking effort. 26. Peron comes back back, this is the absolute 6. Primitive humanoid, predating Cromagnon (11) ultaneous exhibition might have Gershon, like all GMs who with a maiden song – end (5) attempt massive simultaneous actually a prayer (3,5) 24. A motto for the time 7. Disease spread by mosquitoes 20 or 30 amateurs taking on the 28. A big shilling, they of the commercials (5) (7) GM but much higher numbers exhibitions, knows the truth; say, makes a lavish gift 27. Brett comes back to 8. Step on. Walk on (5) have been attempted. unless plenty of opponents are (8) fi sh (3) 12. Absolute failures, people or economies for whom nothing can In February 2009 I witnessed wiped out quickly these exhibi- 29. Dead territory, but it be done (6,5) Bulgarian Kiril Georgiev play tions would last for 24 hours has potential (6) Quick Clues 16. African antelope (3) 360 opponents simultaneously or more and the amateur play- DOWN ACROSS 17. Magnitude, especially measured in Sofia, an achievement which ers would simply abandon their 2. Alarm made panic in a 1. Set conditions or a in a particular direction (9) jam (9) penalty (6) 19. Revolving, turning over (7) took 14 hours. Perhaps 100 of boards and go home. 3. Mineral deposits cover 5. Explosive invented by 20. Take back, withdraw (7) the opponents were very weak Things were different in a hundred and fi fty Alfred Nobel (8) 22. Final letter of the Greek but the achievement was none- June 1975 when Australia’s top predictions (7) 9. The act of bringing to alphabet (5) player, IM Robert Jamieson, set being; the universe (8) theless awesome. 4. Pelican rejects God for 24. Saying, proverb (5) Then, in August 2009, Iranian the Australian record of 145, priest (3) 10 United by treaty (6) 27. Long thin fi sh (3) 11. What Christians ask GM Morteeza Mahjoob played a record which still stands. 5. Dull church a total Last week’s solution failure (5) for in the Lord’s Prayer an almost unbelievable 500 Virtually all Jamieson’s oppo- 6. The DNA and renal (5,5) nents were tournament players 13. Impolite, rough (4) opponents in 18 hours. Like components suggest a Georgiev, Mahjoob trained for and they included future title- 11. Fear of the London court, 14. Overtake, go by (4) Cryptic Clues primitive humanoid (11) 15. Older man who buys months on the physical demands holders Johansen, West, Hjorth said Spooner, referring to what 7. Illness produces one ACROSS the favours of the young of the challenge – comparable to and Rogers. The exhibition took Christians pray for (5,5) article following false (5,5) 1. Set naughty child on fat 13. Impolite, but regretted speech alarm (7) walking a marathon – but the around 15 hours. Englishman (6) 18. Two former presidents (4) 8. Step on a little bit of the United States (6,4) strength of his opponents was I tip my hat to Gershon, 5. Washington power: we hear 14. Col takes a step south (4) about .. about … it’s explosive! (8) 20. Capital of Italy (4) hard to determine. Mahjoob and Georgiev but if 15. A man who seeks to purchase 12. …container … 21. Less hot, also Last month Alik Gershon quality is worth half as much as 9. Act of giving life evokes violent the love of a young woman is a containers … they’re reaction (8) attractive (4) quantity, Jamieson should also bad, sad, grey, dud (5,5) hopeless! (6,5) 23. Frauds, impostors (10) broke Mahjoob’s record by play- 10. Formally united, Gore 18. Mad bugger, so he became 16. Report of previously 25. Earns, deserves (6) ing 523 opponents simultane- be recognised as a true chess misspoke (6) president! (6,4) undiscovered animal (3) 26. Roman Catholic ously. Of his opponents 300 were iron man. 14 November 18, 2010 The Tweed Shire Echo www.tweedecho.com.au Volume 3#12© 2010 Echo Publications Pty Ltd P: 02 6684 1777 F: 02 6684 1719 For advertising enquiries [email protected] Editor: Kate McIntosh [email protected] www.tweedecho.com.au

NOVEMBER 18 – 24, 2010 ALL YOUR LOCAL ENTERTAINMENT 7 DAYS A WEEK

HOLLY THROSBY AND HER BAND, THE HELLO TIGERS, WILL HIT THE CURRUMBIN SOUND LOUNGE FRIDAY.

Steely Singers Murray Kyle and Bill Jacobi at Song- wwriters on the Songline #4 from 7pm interview With their highly anticipated debut album Tanga- oon Friday 19. Tickets available only at looma just bursting to be played live on stage, Thee tthe door for $20, or $15 for Ukitopia p16 John Steel Singers kick off their biggest national AArts Collective members. tour yet with a very special heading slot at the BBorn locally and raised internationally, Triple J Oz Music Month event on November 17 at KKalyani is a third-generation songwrit- the Hi Fi in their hometown of Brisbane. er and, despite her young age, she has It signals the start of a massive national tour tak- bebeen writing songs and poetry since theatre ing in capital and regional cities across Australia eaearly childhood. Her voice is mesmer- to celebrate the launch of their debut. The John iisingsi and melodic, and her inspira- p17 Steel Singers have been gracing the stages of ttionalio lyrics tell stories, transporting the major festivals this year including Sunset Sounds, llistenerist on a journey around the world Go Between Bridge Concert, Valley Fiesta and aandnd back. Splendour In The Grass. Now it’s time for the DDuringu her solo support at the church, comedy band to take their brass-pop to the rest of the KKalyanialy will be performing from her di- nation. Coolangatta Hotel Thursday. TheThe vverseers folio of songs and accompanying p17 BoP Grad Show first single, single, Here Is My Co-Pilot t, sees hherself on keyboard. Her performance Throsby blossom with bright overlapping vocals, will lay the atmosphere for a one-off performance To celebrate the end of three years of study, Griffith thumping box drums, and handmade pop arrange- by Loren, Murray Kyle and Bill Jacobi. This unique University’s Queensland Conservatorium Bachelor of ments. Mixed byy Burke Reid (The Drones, Jack collabcollaboration will produce a musical good Popular Music graduating students will be perform-orm- Ladder,Ladder, TheThe Mess Hall)Hall) atat cchemistryhem full of rhythmic interplay, rich ing at the Basement to showcase their original wwork.ork. hharmoniesarm and powerful songwriting. The students are emerging artists within UkitUkitopiao will also mark the first time Uki tastep17 the local, national, and international music llocaloca musician Loren will perform on his industry arena. hhomeom turf with his new band Wirebird, The Queensland Conservatorium at Griffith wwhoho will take to the stage on Saturday University is one of Australia’s leading music nnight.ig This latest project is an evolu- gigguide schools, with industry connections around the ttionaryio step for Loren, with a band of globe and a reputation for producing music ttalentedal musicians to take the emotive p18 professionals of the highest calibre. Their ambi- aandn lyrically driven music to a new level tion is to lay pathways to success for all studentss of heart soul groove and energy. in a wide range of careers in the popular music OnO Saturday afternoon at 4pm, Kalyani industry. The Bachelor of Popular Music programm willw also have a second Ukitopia per- is unique to the Conservatorium, built on the THE GO SET DELIVER formancefo in a collaboration with her musical innovation and creativity necessary to THEIR DYNAMIC AND musicalm uncles forming the band coming succeed in a competitive industry. CHAOTIC LIVE SHOW UncleU Crazy. Popular Music graduates have achieved success AT THE COOLANGATTA Sri D, the senior band member and both nationally and globally including recordingg HOTEL ON FRIDAY. cruisy, funky bass player, anchors the soon deals with impressive companies from the likes of sound with wisdom and maturity. Sony Japan, Switzerland, the UK and the USA. Fromom NarayanaNarayana mixes in a fresh and spacey sound SSyd-yd- MULLUM MUSIC FESTIVAL taking out Golden Guitar awards and USA Musicc sculptedsculpted fromfrom yearsy of intense guitar study and neney’sy’s BJBBJB studios,studios, itit is awarmana warm andd MULLUMBIMBY Industry awards, to working with ARIA winning artart-- persistence.it Ayu A Das weaves in a contemporary spin emboldened departure. To celebrate this new chap- NOVEMBER 25-28 ists, Popular Music graduates are marking their mark borrowing from breakbeats, drum and bass and ter, Holly and her band, The Hello Tigers, will hit the on the world through their music. Gold Coast Art dubstep, fused together with his inherent Brijbasi NIVEN WALTON’S JAZZ TRAIN road for the first time since 2008 with an East Coast Centre, The Basement Unplugged, Thursday. rhythms. This Friday and Saturday at the Ukitopia FRIDAY NOVEMBER 26 Australian tour. Currumbin Sound Lounge, Friday. CONDONG BOWLING CLUB The Go Set Festival. The Dice Are Loaded TWEED VALLEY JAZZ CLUB On the eve of releasing their fifth album, a live ven- Tangerine Jam Loaded Dice PRESENTS NIVEN WALTON’S JAZZ ture titled Another Round in Melbourne Town, The Go are international, having worked Tangerine Jam comprises Jesse and Samantha Laag. TRAIN WITH SEGUE Set are fast becoming an institution. Fiercely inde- overseas for the Shangri-la and Hilton Hotels in Born in the Philippines, Jesse has been a professional NOV 26 pendent, and with a dynamic and chaotic live show China and Japan. They have also worked at casinos guitarist for nearly 25 years. Extensively touring Asia CONDONG BOWLING CLUB like no other, the band is fast amassing a legion of across the country from Melbourne’s Crown Casino and the Middle East, his band held residencies at loyal fans. Likened to everything from The Pogues to Conrad Jupiter’s Casino, The Treasury, Brisbane, many international five star resorts. TWIN TOWNS Townsville Casino, The Country Club Resort Casino KASEY CHAMBERS to The Clash and early Midnight Oil, The Go Set Sam is Australian and has been singing since she was and Wrestpoint Casino, Tasmania. SATURDAY NOVEMBER 27 combine the traditional sounds of bagpipes and ac- conceived! Recording a compilation CD of original (QLD TIME / EST) cordion, with punk rock guitars, and a penchant for They have headlined for some of Queensland’s top music and many radio/TV jingles has only further political lyrics. The Go Set have acheived enormous corporate events including Indy 500, Australian cemented her reputation for quality and versatility. BO JENKINS success in Europe in recent years, and just returned Designer and Fashion Awards, A La Carte in the Park, A vocal ability spanning Jazz to R&B and all styles in- SHEOAK SHACK from a tour which saw sell out shows in Germany, The River Festival and have provided music and NOVEMBER 27 between ensure all age groups are kept happy. France, and the UK. November will see the band on entertainment at events for President Bill Clinton, the This duo is guaranteed to entertain. Currumbin RSL Premier of China, Prime Minister of Australia and The PSYCHIC MEDIUM AND GHOST the road around Australia on a national tour. This is Saturday. WHISPERER CATERINA LIGATO one live show not to be missed. Coolangatta Hotel All Blacks NZ national rugby team. TWIN TOWNS DECEMBER 1 Friday. Don’t miss the opportunity to be entertained by one James Wengrow Quartet of Australia’s best. Loaded Dice are a first class band. Come and watch young guitar virtuoso James DEAD LETTER CIRCUS Holly Throsby They look fantastic, they sound fantastic, see them at Wengrow alongside Queensland Conservatorium SURFERS PARADISE BEER Two years have passed since the intimate, striking the Currumbin RSL Friday. colleagues Rayle Bligh (bass) and Chris Vale (drums) GARDEN joys of Holly Throsby’s A Loud Call. In that time, she DECEMBER 3 Emerging talents share stage with as they demonstrate why they are some of the most has toured extensively across the globe, releasing exciting musicians emerging in Queensland contem- REGGAEFEST, THE BREWERY, the record through Europe, Japan and the UK. This veteran porary jazz scene. BYRON BAY DECEMBER 4 year, Holly returned to work with long-time friend The first event at this year’sUkitopia festival on this Since being featured as one of the original Jazz in and producer Tony Dupé, in a 19th century Method- Friday night will be a magical one with an amazing the Basement’s Young Apprentice in 2005, James has VOICE WEAVERS CHOIR ist church in Wildes Meadow, New South Wales. They emerging talent joining three of the region’s most toured nationally with acts such as The M B Project, END OF YEAR CONCERT, recorded two albums back to back: a technicolour, celebrated singer/songwriters in Uki’s Holy Trinity The Mute Canary Project, The West End Composers COOLANGATTA-TWEED HEADS GOLF CLUB sound-effect laden children’s record due for release Church. Collective, Macklin / Newcomb, The Con Artists and DECEMBER 9 this October, and a brand new collection of songs Talented 13-year-old Kalyani will perform as a solo his popular duo with Joseph O’Connor on piano. which make up Holly’s fourth album, Team. support to Uki’s veteran singer/songwriters Loren, Joining the James Wengrow Trio this Saturday is www.tweedecho.com.au The Tweed Shire Echo November 18, 2010 15 THE JOHN STEEL SINGERS HARRY JAMES ANGUS has just returned from a AT COOLANGATTA HOTEL THURSDAY three month tour of Europe and the UK with his band The Cat Empire. You’d think that one band would be enough, but when it comes to making THE UKITOPIA FESTIVAL HOSTS LOREN, MURRAY KYLE AND BILL the commitment, Mr Angus is polygamous, JACOBI AT SONGWRITERS ON sometimes appearing with Jackson Jackson and THE SONGLINE #4 ON FRIDAY sometimes, like at this year’s Mullum Music Festival, doin’ it solo! Seven caught up with Harry about what drives him.

You have a unique voice, were you ever discouraged from singing? Is your voice your own personal trumpet... My voice has changed a lot over the years. It’s like your hair, you don’t realise how long it’s got until you see an old photograph of yourself. I haven’t noticed it happening, but when I listen to old Cat Empire recordings they seem miles away from where I am now as a vocalist. I don’t think my voice is my own personal trumpet though, I have a trumpet for that. How has the Cat Empire changed the way you approach making music? The Cat Empire is a fantastic band to be a part of, KALYANI APPEARS WITH particularly live. That particular group of musicians HER MUSICAL RELATIVES LIVE FROM THEIR NEW VENUE UNCLE CRAZY AT THE have taught me so much about the possibilities of live AT CONDONG BOWLING CLUB UKITOPIA FESTIVAL performance, the energy and the spontaneity. TWEED VALLEY JAZZ CLUB What is the music that has most influenced you? Early jazz – Billie Holliday, Louis, Count Basie and Duke PRESENTS the wonderful Laura, fresh from a sell-out performance of the Ellington. Lyrically, Talib Kweli and Randy Newman are two Sunshine Coast Jazz Club where her remarkable voice had the (very disparate) influences... audience spellbound. This is a very special show of popular If you were asked to cover three songs, what would NIVEN standards at the Live and Intimate Series in The Basement, they be and why? The Arts Centre, Gold Coast. Could be anything, depends on the mood on the day. There WALTON’S John Williamson are a lot of good songs out there. Streets of London is one I’ve been singing to myself a lot recently... In 2010, John Williamson celebrates forty years in the recording industry. During his career he has received twenty-four Golden How do you go about writing your own music? Do you JAZZ TRAIN Guitars, three ARIA awards, released thirty-nine albums, ten jam....have ideas set, improvise? Is it different courses Date: FRIDAY 26th November, 2010 at 8.00 pm DST videos, seven DVDs and three impressive books of stories and for different musical line ups eg Cat Empire, Jackson Venue: Condong Bowling Club, McLeod Street, Condong lyrics. John is frequently referred to as an Australian icon and has Jackson, solo... (Meals & Bar Service available. No BYO) become synonymous with his iconic song True Blue. Twin Towns, The course of the music depends on who I’m working Cost: MEMBERS $15, VISITORS $20, U/18s $5 Saturday 8pm. with... I try not to plan things too much until I’m in the right Early Band: SEGUE from 6.30 pm DST environment, with the right musicians. Then you just trust your instincts, and make some music happen. Occasionally UÊ,
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Could you ever see yourself as a producer? 6am Planet Luv Glitter 9am Arts Canvass Karena The band has several originals, a few protest songs, built around I’ve produced a few things here and there, including a 11am The Bohemian Beat Riddhi record for my wife’s band (Tinpan Orange) who are also 12pm Baby Boomers Lunch the themes of the destruction of the local environment, unfair Alan the yesterday man laws, and surfing. As always there will be dual searing lead breaks appearing at the festival. A producer is really just anyone 2pm Audio Chocolate Rich 4pm Future Classics Matt Meir from their twin turbo guitarists JT and Stavross, with the latest who has a few good ideas to contribute to the recording 6pm Crossroads Paul Martin addition, Fangmore stepping in for some guest lead guitar spots. process. I don’t really like the word ‘producer’ though, it 8pm Cruisin For A Bluesin Honeydripper 10pm The Booty Call Olylama & Lainie Deano (drums) and Bunyip (bass) provide the rhythm section, makes me think of a factory churning out dog food (which SUMMER 12am On The One Mr Mantiki 1 NOVEMBER – APRIL 30 solid fast and hard, Deano often looking like animal from the actually isn’t that far from what most producers are doing). MONDAY FRIDAY Muppets. Local radio surf reporter, Tappa, is the vocalist, never What is the journey of being a musician about for Harry 6am Morning Mix Kabes 6am That Friday Feeling Nicky 9am The Lighthouse Lounge 9am The Spin Cycle Karin Kolbe short of a word or joke from the stage, singing with the passion James Angus? Andy Travis 11am Not The Comedy Show and fire of the person who wrote and believes in the songs. Trusting your instincts, embracing the spontaneous nature 11am Belly Belly Sisters Paul & Danno 12pm Pregnancy Birth & Beyond 12pm Whirled Music Phil Hurst Lizard Kings hit the stage at the Shark Bar the Miami Tavern, on of the art form. Keeping your ego in the right place. Trying Nicole Foder 1pm Fab Wah Tom T Jet to find your voice. 1pm Inspiration Rose 2pm Grooveyard Teesha Saturday. The doors open at 8pm. 2pm Q’s Jazz and Blues Quentin Watts 4pm Strictly Vinyl ( Happy Days ) Inchie What should people be expecting for your show at 4pm Cruizy Beats DJ Cruizy 6pm Chop Suey Rachi Just The Ticket 6pm Grailey Whole Celtic Show 8pm Submerged/ Down & Out Mullum Music Festival? Margaret Wyatt Si Clone Pob & Slinky Just The Ticket are professional musicians, drawing on a wealth 8pm Around The World Sammy Ibrahim 10pm Café Royal Al Royale The music I’m playing is very much in the folk idiom, just 10pm Freedom Run Jimmy & Callum 12am T.G.I.F Switch of experience, originally in the UK, with bands playing the Mecca me and a guitar. No trumpets. The songs are stories, if TUESDAY SATURDAY circuit; summer seasons; international cruise liners; stage and you sit back and listen, I hope they will take you away to a 6am Cock a Doodle Doo Lou 6am Buffet Breakfast Chilla television. Individually supporting such artists as Human Nature, strange and beautiful place. 9pm Love Life & Laughter Pavitar 8am Musical Kaleidoscope Jill 11am Byron Business Phil Daly 10am Cowboy Sweetheart Carrie D Rod Stewart, Lee Kernaghan, The Shadows, Robert Palmer, The 12pm Soul Fyah Shakona 12pm Blues From The Bay Anthony & Ken Searchers, The Village People and many more. Currumbin RSL 2pm The Music Garden Michael Brereton 2pm Paris Cat Alley Lulu 4pm Theme Park Lyn McCarthy 4pm Intersecting Cultures Sunday. 6pm Post Modern Backlash Angela Rowland & Phoenix Bee Hudson Birden 5pm Justice & Miss Chi Justine & Ancika 8pm Radio Mundial Steve Snelgrove 6pm Random Rhythms Ashgirl Vaiyasaki Dasa 10pm Shels Place Shel 8pm Diggin In The Archives Undertaker & Joan of Ark Born in London, Vaiyasaki grew up in Canada, before returning WEDNESDAY 10pm Neo Disco Uberman to London where he first encountered kirtan nearly 40 years ago. 6am Catch and Grab Holly Holster 12am Ice Pick Tango Billy Chills 9am 2481 Undone Nicqui Yazdi Travelling the world leading kirtan for the past 35 years, and hav- 11am Go Earthcare Ros Elliott SUNDAY 12pm Suara Indonesia 7am Colours of Byron Des ing released 12 albums, Vaiyasaki is a critically acclaimed kirtan Francesca, Kirana, Judy 10am Jazz Moods Jean Brown singer who is equally at home performing kirtan in a temple 1pm Passport Tegs & Adsy 12pm Omnibus RG Pedicine & Les Schmidt 2pm The Junkyard Stuey 2pm Radio Latina Yolanda & Beta in India, on a stage in Europe, or sitting on the floor of a yoga 4pm Cowgirl In The Sand Mel 4pm The Bay Lounge Aqua 6pm Bongo Gum Brett Diemar 6pm Roots And Kulture D J Selector studio. 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JOHN WILLIAMSON Fairweather Island CELEBRATES Be transported as we delve into the life and character of Ian Fairweather. This FORTY YEARS IN compelling one-man play explores the events and influences that shaped the life THE INDUSTRY AT and character of this world renowned artist. Local talent Steven Gration has written, TWIN TOWNS ON directed and performs this special piece of theatre that dissolves the boundaries SATURDAY between performance and visual art. Fairweather Island explores Ian Fairweather’s life from his birth in Scotland in 1891. The play moves through Fairweather’s diverse travels across the world before he settled on Bribie Island, Queensland from 1953 until his death in 1974. Fairweather is reputed to have painted his best works, perhaps even ‘masterpieces’, during the years he spent living in an earthen floored grass hut on Bribie. ‘It is my hope that Fairweather Island will increase public awareness of the remarkable life and artis- tic works of Ian Fairweather.’ says Stephen Gration. The Gold Coast City Gallery is proud to display various copies from the Fairweather collection on loan from Win Schubert. A must-see for art lovers... and lovers of innovative theatrical experiences. Gold Coast Arts Centre Thursday 18 to Saturday 20.

Comedy in the Basement – Greg Sullivan Greg started performing stand-up in 1994 at the age of eighteen. In 1996 he won the state final of the Triple J Make Me Laugh awards. He received national airplay on Triple J and the Austereo network. In 1997 Greg began headlining at his home venue, The Sit Down Comedy Club, as well as beginning to expand into the corporate arena and working on a Brisbane breakfast radio show for Triple M. Greg was runner up in Sydney’s prestigious Comic of the Year awards in December 1997, which earned him national television coverage on Today Tonight. He headlined at the Comedy Club in Melbourne in 1998 and was invited to perform for a week at the world famous Improv in Los Angeles in 1999. In 2000, Greg was one of a two-man team to perform in their own show, Extreme Shames, at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival. Greg continues to work hard for Austereo’s Triple M Brisbane breakfast show and is one of the best comedians in the country. He is always in huge demand. See him at the Gold Coast Arts Centre, Friday 19.

www.tweedecho.com.au The Tweed Shire Echo November 18, 2010 17 The Tweed Echo has the most comprehensive entertainment gig guide in the area. For your free listing, email gigs@ tweedecho.com.au or phone us on (02) 6672 2280. Deadline is noon Tuesday prior to Thursday’s publication.

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6XQ1RYDPFloortalk: Chatter with Robert Ryan 6XQ1RYSPArtists Talks: Zhongjian: Midway with Julie Bartholomew and Lionel Bawden to discuss their work 6XQ'HFDPSP Kids art activity - Make me smile Join Francesca Yasukawa for a fun day of drawing activity in celebration of the 14th Les Peterkin Portrait Prize - FREE THE BOP GRAD SHOW AT THE GOLD FREE ADMISSION Open Wed-Sun 10am-5pm (DST) THE LIPMAN HARP DUO FUNDRAISE COAST ARTS CENTRE ON THURSDAY 2 Mistral Rd Murwillumbah NSW 2484 AT THE TWEED RIVER ART GALLERY, 02 6670 2790 www.tweed.nsw.gov.au/artgallery MURWILLUMBAH ON TUESDAY 18 November 18, 2010 The Tweed Shire Echo www.tweedecho.com.au [email protected] Sport [email protected] The pitfalls of choosing sides Masters of rowing at Pan Pacs

Craig Costigan and a nice trevally. Pan Pac rowing masters Alison Heagney, coach Rick Kranen, Joanne Meehan and John Ryan with their massive medal haul from the Master Games David Solano this size ‘rats’ as they dart ev- of Steve’s yak. Straight away erywhere and are totally un- I thought he had hooked a The seventh biennial Pan Pacif- Alison Heagney, John Ryan in controlling debilitating mi- My only chance for fishing predictable in their behaviour stingray, but he was screaming ic Masters Games kicked off in and Joanne Meehan have been graines. Now I can compete on the weekend was Sunday and it tends to feel like you ‘Dave it’s a giant lizard!’ style last weekend on the Gold training hard twice a week for at regattas and recover be- morning. Steve Curnow and I have hooked something bigger. I paddled over and sure Coast with more than 11,000 some months with a cardio tween races quickly and finish headed out to the flats behind It’s funny how fishing goes. enough it was. Steve had a people from 26 countries, in- program put together by Per- strongly. I would recommend Seagulls with some flathead With two guys and two yaks cracker 58cm flathead and as cluding 3,500 athletes attend- sonal Trainer Rick Kranen. this kind of training to anyone fishing in mind. It was such a you usually fish opposite banks we were in shallow water with ing the Opening Ceremony. Rick’s training gave the mas- wanting to make a real change beautiful morning, no wind, so you’re not fishing over pre- the fish going berserk, it made Three Murwillumbah row- ter rowers the ability to com- in themselves.’ sunny but no fish. viously fished ground, so it’s for some good footage. ers were among hundreds of pete in ‘back to back’ races on John Ryan won silver in his We tried hard bodied lures always a gamble which side to I will put some videos of this the master athletes competing both days of the two day re- single with a total of four gold, around all the oyster racks choose. Well last Sunday Steve encounter up on the net for for gold at the Coomera Lakes gatta. Rick was not racing but three silver and one bronze where I managed to catch a zipped me. you to look at soon. rowing complex, near Dream- was called in to give advice and with Griffith Uni/Surfers Para- couple of really small (and I I heard a scream and turned Q If you have any fishing news world. support. dise as well as teaming up with mean really small) bream. We around and spotted an enor- you would like to share with The forecast for cold days ‘Since starting the sport and Tweed rowing club. guys who chase them call fish mous splash off to the side David, phone 0415 747 969. with heavy rain thankfully gave the cardio program I have in- Joanne Meehan won six gold A. Reid, G. Ellen & T. King grab the cash Tweed Heads Ladies way to fine but windy days, creased my fitness, lost 10 ki- and three silver, in Doubles, SPORT RESULTS while the losing rink went to E. Bryson, G. Tuesday Ladies Social producing a fantastic result for los and also improved overall Quads, Fours and Eights row- BOWLS Tobin & B. Murray and Saturday Triples’ E. Mcgrath, M. Marquis, E. Bartram, Def. P. Col- the small team. strength,’ said Alison Heagney, ing with Lower Clarence and Condong Men where won by K. Hansen, R. McIntosh & lins, J. Gilroy, M. Gunton, C. Davis, B. Graham, B. A massive medal haul of 11 who won gold in her single, Lismore rowing clubs. Wednesday 36 bowlers played. Winners R I. Tilly. Jacobson, B. Macdonald Def. L. Turner, A. Harris, Turner, S Munro, R Peterson r/p B Breck- With our number 1 green out of action S. Hambleton, M. Picking. J. Ryan, S. Jackson, Gold, seven Silver and three one silver and two bronze in All the results are available enridge, C Douglas, K Hall. Raffle winners due to renovation please ensure that your M. Heydt, H. Carter Def. P. Mann, D. Kerwitz, Bronze was bought home by other crew events with Graf- if you follow the ‘Sports Infor- D Cranwell, G Thompson, B Breckenridge. names are in on time to guarantee a spot J. Withington, J, Finney. M. Gwynne, N. Dowl- the local rowers from this very ton rowing club. ‘The stretch- mation’ link on their website: Mixed pairs C Cusack, K Lutherborrough on the green for your weeks bowls and the ing, B. Bitmead, M. Higgins Def. B. Orchard, A. , def D Reynolds, M sweetman B Triples J best of bowling to you all. Elford, S. Elliott, A. Monks. S. Scott, M. Wright, A. successful games regatta. ing sessions have also assisted www.mastersgames.com.au. Walsh, R Bell, R Pilon, def P Meadows, W Pottsville Ladies Ebsworth Def. R. Reiter, H. Mason, D. Turner. C. Curby, B Foster. B Singles M Knight def Thursday 11th November Cragg, D. Evans, E. Bradley, L,. Hodsdon Def. M. Senior Triples: Quarter-finals: Ray Arrow- Green 2: Trish Dixon, Terry Sullivan; r/up: pts R.Up G.Nelson 42 pts B.Grade M.Adams T Scuis.Condong Blue Club challenge Winners: C.Mc Mullen, R. Booth & M. Com- Croghan, F. Hewitt, J. Fisher, D. Kendall smith, Tony Houghton, Mario Matteucci Frank McPhillips, Eddie Hewitt 41 pts c.b R.Up C.Hulme 41 pts C.Grade team def Ballina team .Next week the boys erford Wednesday Ladies Pairs: d. Roy Nuttall, Doug Grenfell, Brian Lamb Green 3: Merle and Kevin Steele, Dorothy J.Djordevic 42 pts R.Up C.Read 40 pts are of to Yamba to play.Thursday night Runners- Up: P.Pollard, M.Campbell & J. Smith, V. Young Def. A. Harris, V. Cunningham. 27/19; John Strachan, Bernie Fletcher, Ron and Chas Turner; r/up: Ian McLean, Ken D.Grade B.Harbison 42 pts R.Up W.Quantrill club shootout 8 teams played Winners W L.Dowling D. Duncan, J,. Gilroy Def. P. Griffith, L. Elsey. M. Taylor d. John Sieben, Carlo Campana, Schmidt 41 pts N.Pin 2nd T.Taylor 8th J.Moen 10th Chislom, S Reading .Saturday 30 Bowlers Lucky Bowler: L.Dowling Kelly, J. Chircop Def. V. Moore, R. Curtis. B. Bry- John Griffiths 25/16; Don Shoobert, Max The Jackpot increased to $580.00 and was C.Evesson 14th J.Beatty B.R.D to 37 pts c.b played Winners K Palmer, C Pawlak.Com- Christmas Breakup and Presentation of ant, S. Mckenzie Def. L.A. French, A. Plowright. Reiter, Graham Simpson d. Gary Hewitt, not won. Consolation prize went to Roy SHOOTING ing Events Sun 21st Pottsville men to visit Championship Trophies is on the 16th De- S. Lusby, R. Quinlan Def. J. Lyons, K. Figura. J. Jim Croghan, Arthur Collins 27/11; Peter Barwick and Jim Quin. Next week’s Jack- Murwillumbah Pistol Club Condong.Tues 23rd Ham Day Open 12-30 cember Ladies please add your name to Finney, P. Mann Def. L. Rayward, M. Dare. B. Goldsmith, Paul Price, Ian Wildman d. John pot will be in the vicinity of $740.00. 9-Nov-10; Sports Pistol - P Schlunke 582, A start club uniform. the list on the board or contact Secretary Bradley, L. Hodsdon Def. R. Davies, K. Cartwright Parker-Smith, Bill Boyle, Keith Downey 21/17 Tweed Heads Tourers Uren 566, R Bebendorf 561, R Gospel 556, B Condong Cane Toads Doreen Buckley Thursday Ladies Social - Triples: Social Results: Last Sunday 14 November the game was at Wenban 553, A Gazzard 538,T Clinch 494. Sunday 14th 17 bowlers played Winners J Friday: Mixed Pairs, Mufti 1.00pm start. M. Kelly, E. Carter, P. Houghton Def. A. Sun 7 Nov South Tweed Winners for the Tourers were Centre Fire - B Clinch 474. 10-Nov-10; Air Cunningham, R Gerdes, D Howard. Com- Updates: Check the board regularly for Nash, B. Orchard, M. Gwynne. G. Mccarthy, Green 1: Dot and Chas Turner; r/up Joy Ric Ware, Peter Young, Frank McPhillips. Pistol - R Rees 605, D Reid 592, J Lumsden ing Events Sun 28 Cane toads V Saints and events. N. Ward, C. Graver, Def. S. Lusby, B. Jacob- White, Maureen and Gerry Riley No game next Sunday 21 November due 574. Ladies Air Pistol - E Reid 362. sinners V Cobaki van park 9-30 start. All Visitor Info: Thurs Women’s Social Bowls. son, S. Goldsmith. J. Patton, K. Henshaw, B. Green 2: Ruth and Max Reiter, Doreen and to Club Limited’s AGM. 13-Nov-10; Standard Pistol - A Berry 591, players welcome.to play. Names must be in by 8.30am morning Bitmead Def. J. Lyon, B. Graham, M. Gun- George Kendall; r/up: Gary and Francis DARTS W Gray 570, S Nash 569, P Norris 566, J Cudgen Leagues ladies of play. New bowlers requiring coaching ton. G. Evans, N. Matheson, F. Hewitt, Deg. Hewitt, Karl and Karen Figura Tweed Valley Lumsden 555, S Dundon 553, R Fleming 549, Congratulations to Freda Hall,Rosalie should contact the club on (02)6676 1077. S. Price, N. Wise, P. Mann Green 3: Daisy and Mario Matteucci; r/up: Semi finals played on Monday 15th November. D Stebbing 544, J Hoctor 541, J Gove 540, J Lowe, Pat Pieterse, June Wotherspoon Pottsville Men A. Warman, M. Purcell, D. Cunnington Def. Josie and Pat Ryan A Grade Jokers 8 def Blues 6 and Gulls 8 def Blair 525, S Stebbing 524, R Rees 519, A Gaz- winners of the clb sel fours semi final Future Events L. Spencer, J. Gilroy, J. Kerkow Tues 9 Nov – Men – Bob Trinder, Ian Davis, Hogan’s Heroes 2. B Grade Devils 6 def Tigers 5 zard 514, D Gazzard 503, A Dennison 501, played last Thurs 11th. Thurs ladies social Every Friday starting 26th November, G. Darcy, S. Jackson, B. Cooper Def. D. Dun- Bill Finney, John Mann; r/up: John McK- and We’re Back 6 def Leftovers 5. My deepest K Hansen 500, J Gracie 500, P Shlunke 486, results, winners rnk 9, Marion Hull, Ann Mufti Open 3 Bowl Pairs (Mens, Ladies or can, H. Bardsley, R. Curtis ean, John Rayward, Jim Cowen. Ladies – apologies to Neil Ridings from Blues for not M Fleming 471, A Uren 471, P Walsh 460, Revie, June McLean / Tilley. Mixed pairs re- Mixed) 2 Games 13 ends. Winners V Win- J. Ryan, H, Ryman, J. Finney Def. B. Leboeuf, Brenda LeBoeuf, Hazel Bardsley, Joy Dod- acknowledging his 180 that he threw last week A Aumann 410. Air Pistol - J Ryan 593, R sults – Faye & John Turner def Liz Fleming ners. Losers V Losers Excellent Prize money N. Dowling, C. Hawkins sley, Pam Govett; r/up: Pauline Garwood, and congratulations to Scott Paton from Lefto- Kilpatrick 590, A Uren 556, J Kilpatrick 544. & Val Schiemer. Raffle – Margaret Huddy. Entries: Nomination sheet at Club, or con- Thursday Ladies Social - Fours: Kathy Robinson, Maureen Blagbrough, vers who threw 180 this week. Murwillumbah Rifle Club Social sun mixed bowls results – winners, tact R. Parker Games Director (02)6676 2101 L. Kattenburg, J. Dodsley, B. Carey, M. Picking Joan Wike Next week in A Grade Gulls will play Blues at Full Bore: Saturday’s shoot was conducted T Lynch, J Jeffries. Losers – D Greenwell, S Results Def. J. White, S. Mcgregor, R. Reiter, P. Hen- Wed 10 Nov – Random Rink Draw Seagulls Club and in B Grade We’re Back will at 800yrds, next shoot 27th Nov. Target Archbold, I Fuller. Raffles – Coog Prichard, Monday 8th November 2010 derson. J. Redman, B. Rodger, V. Pridham, P. Green 1: Mike Alder, Ron Taylor; r/up: Peter play Tigers at Sth Tweed Sports Club. Rifle – D. Chittick 100.10 A. Cronk 99.13 W. June Wotherspoon, Gary Stevens, John Attwood Marshall Restricted Triples: 1st Ian Govett Def. M. Riley, E. Titmarsh, K, Davies, S. Howell, Tom Kelly This means that Devils will host the Grand Shoobridge 99.9 D. Phippard 98.8 G. Da- Holt. The next one will be on Sun Feb 20th Crabb – N. Thornly – K. Doolin – Cabarita/ Rushton Green 2: John Cunningham, Vince Leather; Final in B Grade at the Courthouse Hotel on vids 97.7 S. Dolan 94.5. 2011 – 8.45am on. Pottsville. 2nd S. Knights Team – Condong. Star Of The Green: D. Kendall Def. J. Webster. r/up: Tony Goad, Alan Stephen, Greg Ash November 29 and Jokers will host the Grand F-Class Standard Rifle – B. Chittick 112 P. Cudgen Men 3rd B. Brown – B. O’Brien – R. Grobb – Tweed Heads Men Green 3: Rob Henshaw, George Hanlon; r/ Final in A Grade at Condong Bowling Club on Weeks 115 M. Sforcina 105. Mixed Pairs with only 1 game played F. Pottsville/Burringbar. 4th N. Gallagher – F. Championships: up: Chas Merriman, Allen Jackson the same night. Small Bore – A. Cronk 396 G. MacMahon Turner & J. Turner defeated L. Fleming & Hill – R. Thatcher – Bangalow B Singles: Semi-finals: Michael VanRunt d. Indoor Green: John Moon, Norm Picking; GOLF 390 M. Sforcina 387 J. Malek 384 Rama 379 V. Schiemer and the Mixed Fours saw J. 5th B. Stephen – R. Appleton – D. Dever Robert Carnes 25/17; Jason Neville d. Ar- r/up: Les Hore, Jeff Walter Murwillumbah G. Johnston 378 T. Lamb 375 R. Couch 366 McGill, P. McGil,l H. Wylie & B. Murray de- – Pottsville thur Collins 25/23; Final: Jason Neville d. Fri 12 Nov: Sunday 7th November Women’s Winner S. Couch 346. feat I. Burke, C. Wein, I. Tilly & R. Mathews. Wednesday 10th November 2010 Michael VanRunt 25/22 Green 1: Don Shoobert, Max Reiter, Gra- K.Davies 40 pts Members B.Griffiths 43 pts Military – S. Ward 113 J. Ryan 111 A. Cronk Other championship games played Major Winners: D. Appleton – J. Burden – W. Mixed Fours: Semi-finals: Lyn Cuthbert- ham Simpson; r/up: John Parker-Smith, Bill B.R.D 33 pts Monday 8th Veterans Individu- 106 P. Loxley Lewis 95 M. Sforcina 93 W. Minor Men’s saw S. Archbold & V. Schiemer Whitney. Runners-up: B. Brown – L. Hen- son, Alice Plowright, Jim Hammersley, Boyle, Keith Downey al Stableford Winner P.Keegan 41 pts R.Up Sunderland 91 P. Weeks 90, D. Chittick 117 defeat J. Hazell & B. Murray and S. Arch- dry – T. Fuller John Millington d. Bernice Bryant, Chris- Green 2: Errol Perkins, George Harwood, W.Barton 38 pts B.Grade K.Honeywell 41 pts B. Clinch 89 P. Glover 82. bold & V. Schiemer went on to defeat G. Saturday 13th November 2010 tine Cragg, Graham Richards Leon Harvey Jim Bryant; r/up: Rex Dell, Tony Nicholls, c.b W.Bruce 41 pts Wednesday 10th Indi- Upcoming events: this week will see Border & I. Tilley. Winners: H. Milne – J. Banks Runners-up: 22/19; Ruth and Max Reiter, Doreen and Chas Turner vidual Stableford Winner A.Grade K.Bluth shooters line up on Friday afternoon for Presidents Singles saw C. Pritchard defeat F. Moore – D. Dever George Kendall d. Brenda LeBoeuf, Lesley Green 3: Bob Trinder, Elwyne Rigby, Ivan 40 pts pts R.Up R.Masiar 39pts B.Grade the Small Bore (.22LR Standard Velocity at J. McGill and in the consistency singles V. Championship – Mixed Pairs Ann French, Jim A. Smith, David Dodge Mackay; r/up: Les Hore, John Craig, Terry M.Condon 41 pts R.Up L.Sinclair 40 pts 50 meters), Saturday afternoon 27th Nov Schiemer defeat G. Ellen in a close game. Winners: C. Royan – J. Royan Runners-up: 16/14. Final: Lyn Cuthbertson, Alice Plow- Horton N.Pin 2nd G.Chadwick 10th P.Thomas B.R.D for the Full Bore at 900 yards, Christmas Social play for the week resulted in Mon- A. Mackay – R. Mackay Score: 21-15 right, Jim Hammersley, John Millington d. Sat 13 Nov: Chris Garside Jackpot Saturday to 34 pts Friday 12th Winner G.Johnston 39 Shoot 5 Dec including Shot Gun and Bar- day Mixed K. Davey, L. Moore & B. Moore Winners: J. Baxter – T Baxter Runners-up: Ruth and Max Reiter, Doreen and George Green 1: John Strachan, Bernie Fletcher; r/ pts B.R.D 36 pts c.b Saturday 13th Individu- beque. Murwillumbah Rifle Club contacts winning Wednesday Men’s Mufti went to F. Brady – K. 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PIANO, DOUBLE BASS & DRUM TRIO Pesticide alternatives recipes. 51 Braeside Drive, Uki, tonight, Author talk POSITIONS VACANT for your cocktail party Thursday, November 18, 6-9pm. For wedding or function The Environmental Defender’s Office info call 6679 5863. Stephanie Dowrick, author of more WARNING Professional ensemble performing works (EDO) has worked with the National than a dozen books, five of them best- The Department of Fair Trading has by the world’s greatest jazz piano trios. Toxics Network (NTN) to publish a Garage sale sellers including Intimacy and Solitude warned people to be very careful about From Oscar Peterson, Dave Brubeck new booklet called Getting the drift: a and Choosing Happiness, will be at the to Ahmad Jamal and Brad Mehldau Crabbes Creek Community Garage responding to advertisements offering community guide to pesticides sprayed Byron Bay Community Centre tomor- Ph 0412732465 or [email protected] Sale, this Saturday, November 20, work at home. Readers should be in the NSW Northern Rivers, produced row, November 19, for an ‘In Conversa- 8.30am-2.30pm, household items, wary if asked to pay money upfront for with the help of grower associations tion’ session with Candida Baker, employment opportunities and never TUITION clothing, toys, books, tools and more, or producers in the macadamia, sugar director of the Northern Rivers Writers send money to a post office box. sausage sizzle, tea and coffee, at cane, tea tree and timber industries. Centre. She will also talk about her WWW.TEACHINTERNATIONAL.COM Crabbes Creek Hall. DATA ENTRY part time, good rates. Pref FIZZ The EDO and NTN are holding a free latest title, Seeking the Sacred. Session Murwillumbah area. Ph Susan 66792149 TEACH Fizz is a DSH tabby and white, 2 public meeting with the Friends of starts at 7.30pm, tickets $20 for NRWC Well paid year old, desexed male cat in foster Singing out ENGLISH jobs, great Wollumbin to talk about pesticides members, $25 for non-members. For MODELS 18+ years required. Nude OVERSEAS lifestyle! care with Friends of the Pound. He and alternatives, at the CWA Hall, 20 A one-day workshop entitled ‘Sing- info call 02 6685 5115. female for Picture and People magazines. TRAVEL – WORK – ADVENTURE! is a big, cuddly fellow who will Queen St Murwillumbah, from 6-8 pm ing out from the voice within you’, No experience required. All shapes and No degree or experience required. make a great pet. If you can give tonight (Thursday, Nov 25). Entry is free facilitated by vocalist teacher Helen Book signing sizes. Backpackers welcome. Good money. Cert III & IV in Teaching English to Fizz a secure, loving home, please and a light meal will be served. For info Bub-Connor will be held this Sunday, Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) Uki-based author Maris Morton Professional accredited ACP photographer. call Mark on 02 6621 1113 or email mark. November 21, at Pottsville Environ- Recruitment service & Job Guarantee! contact Trudi at the Friends of the will conduct a book signing for her Ph 0413627846 [email protected]. ment Centre. To book or for info call FREE RESOURCE BOOK Pound Adoption Information Booth award-winning book A Darker Music, for prompt course enrolment! on 07 5524 8590. Helen on 0414 392 458. CAREER IN Free info session – November 22nd Ukitopia Festival at Zebra’s Books, 15 Commercial Road, Next course 24–28 November Visit www.friendsofthepound.com Murwillumbah, from 10.30am next Fri- The opening ceremony for the Choirs celebrate 5/1 Carlyle St, Byron Bay to view other dogs and cats day, November 26. Books will be avail- CHILDCARE Ukitopia Festival at 6pm this Saturday, Would you like to become a carer and needing homes. summer able for purchase, or those people 1300 558 890 November 20, features colourful cos- work from home? Free training & financial Two community choirs join forces in who have already obtained copies tumes from Trashformers representing support is provided, to enable you to Murwillumbah next Saturday, Novem- are welcome to bring them along for native animals from our area and will provide accredited high quality care in a ber 27, for the concert Sing into Sum- signing. ABC Radio National will soon be worn by acrobats, performers, and home environment. You will be supported ONLY ADULTS mer. Leading Queensland choir, the serialise the book on its afternoon members of the Uki community. Also, by the largest scheme in NSW. Flexible Toowoomba Choral Society, will join book reading program. LADIES URGENTLY required at Lismore’s the opening of the Images of Uki art hours. Childcare benefit available. Phone local singers the Chillingham Voices WEDDINGS premium adult venue. Top $s, free food & exhibition in the Uki hall. For the full Northern Rivers Family Day Care for for the event at the All Saints Anglican Handmade Christmas accommodation. 66225533 program visit www.ukitopiaartscollec- more info on 07 5536 1865. WEDDING RINGS & JEWELLERY Church at 3.30pm. The program tive.com. Sunday, December 5, Chillingham Hall, helenluna.com.au TOUCH OF JUSTINE features popular ballads, jazz and folk 8am-4pm. A collective exhibition of ([S:DWHU :DVWH:DWHU Luscious massage & sensual touch. Christmas fete songs, islander songs and a Christmas Chillingham’s creative craftspeople 7UHDWPHQW3ODQW2S·VUHTXLUHG Indulge ALL your senses. Wed-Fri. carol or two. Tickets $10 (concession offering their unique gifts for sale. PETS The Banora Point Uniting Church IRURQJRLQJFDVXDOZRUN² 10am-6pm. Ph or txt 0407013347 $7) available at the door from 2.30pm. Find a special gift for everyone, mini annual Christmas fete will be held this must have OHS card & be fit for Christmas cakes (traditional and glu- labouring. 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How times change. Back- the time of Tweed Council’s burner in the past has outlined sacking linked to that slush several instances where Gold fund, as alarm bells would Coast City Council is much have rung loud and clear, but more progressive than the we’re sure many readers aware Tweed Council in terms of ad- of our recent political past had dressing environmental con- a giggle over it. In searching cerns. The latest is the news for a new name, the tourism that Queensland’s peak pro- body was limited to names not fessional planning body has already taken up as domain applauded a range of studies names on the worldwide web, being used to help protect four and ‘Destination Tweed’ was key green corridors linking the one of those. Gold Coast’s hinterland and QQQQ coastline. The council’s Bio- The waterway known as Byr- regional Corridor Studies last rill Creek appears to have week took out a merit award become an early casualty of for environmental planning, the council’s controversial conservation or rural, at the decision to dam it. Accord- Planning Institute of Austra- ing to the council’s annual re- lia (Queensland) Awards for Fingal Head Public School student Julumg Slabb holds a book port released this week ‘low- Planning Excellence. about the school’s K1-class mascot, Stripey, the Emu chick, as scale’ riparian rehabilitation QQQQ fellow student Uriah Miller in Stripey costume looks down. works were continued along Photo Jeff ‘Stinkey’ Dawson Now we have Tweed Coun- the creek during the year as cil siding with North Byron up to accommodation out- on the report in the daily part of the council’s natural Parklands in their controver- lets on the Tweed Coast and and not checking with them environment action plan. sial push to develop an events elsewhere in this shire. Most directly in the first instance. ‘The project is to be termi- site at Yelgun just south of young people like to stay on- The erring snooze reporter nated,’ it states without any the Tweed border on land site for obvious reasons and obviously was not around at explanation. near the northern boundary we can’t see them wanting to of the Billinudgel Nature Re- stay at upmarket resorts such serve, which is the area’s last as Salt or Casuarina. Even the wildlife corridor connecting highly-paid performers would to the coast. With the number fly in for the day to Coolangat- of music festivals planned for ta and drive down, or mostly the site, we can only assume stay on the Gold Coast or By- this wildlife corridor will be ron Bay, as they have done in severely affected with tens of the past when the Splendour ,/#!,"53).%33n',/"!,.%47/2+s9%!23n thousands of young music in the Grass festival was held fans camping on the nearby in the Bay. BNI is an international referral-based festival site. Motorists driving QQQQ business networking group with a south from the Tweed on the In our last issue we ran an successful chapter based in the Tweed. motorway would surely have item about Tweed Tourism’s We meet every Thursday 8.15am–10am. noticed the fauna overpass as rebranding and unfortunately BNI Eagle chapter passes at least $2m in they enter Byron Shire, put perpetuated a mistake carried business amongst its members each year. there at great expense by the (and corrected the next day) RTA purely for the viability by the local daily relating to a Introducing one of our members, KL Legal of this wildlife corridor. The new name ‘Tweed Directions’ festival site is just below this which was set to be adopted overpass. by members on November 25. KL Legal practise QQQQ The proposed name is actually in both NSW and Of course our mayor and ‘Destination Tweed’, which of Queensland. self-appointed defender of course has nothing to do with s#OMMERCIAL,AW our ‘pristine’ environment is any developer slush fund, un- like the other incorrect name. s&AMILY,AW all gung-ho for the develop- ment, saying it would boost Tweed Tourism chief Phil s7ILLS %STATE the Tweed’s economic coffers Villiers was understandably Planning and with plans for festival-goers to miffed and has kicked Back- Probate be shuttle-bussed all the way burner in the bum for relying s#OURT-ATTERS We have experienced practitioners who can help you solve your particular legal problems. (ELEN2OACH SOLICITOR

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".)-%-"%23()06!#!.#9 FUNERAL DIRECTOR Our expanding BNI chapter needs a FUNERAL DIRECTOR. We are experiencing a high level of potential leads and need a qualifi ed local funeral director to join. Phone our president Gabrielle Robertson on 0414 749 020. She will arrange an obligation-free visit to our meetings so that you can see how we do business ... for you. The Tweed Shire Echo 24 November 18, 2010 www.tweedecho.com.au