Bangalow Loses a Much Loved Identity
THE BYRON SHIRE ECHO Advertising & news enquiries: V Ê ÌiÀÌ>iÌÊ}Õ`iÊ*>}iÊÓ£ Mullumbimby 02 6684 1777 Byron Bay 02 6685 5222 Fax 02 6684 1719 [email protected] [email protected] http://www.echo.net.au VOLUME 20 #53 TUESDAY, MAY 30, 2006 22,300 copies every week $1 at newsagents only PRE-BENT FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Bangalow loses a much A way to go in journey of healing loved identity
Lesley Patterson much done everything she ceremony, and despite her Bangalow identity Kaye Hall wanted to.’ illness she was still fi ghting was one of life’s fi ghters, but Kaye will be most widely for her local community. one battle she couldn’t win remembered as a tireless ‘She told the Premier we was her three year struggle worker for the Bangalow wanted out train back,’ said with lung cancer. Last Friday community and a writer for Mr Page. ‘She was a very night Kaye died at 57 years the Bangalow Heartbeat and special person.’ of age after spending her last The Byron Shire Echo. Her role as mother to her days in Byron Bay Hospital. Earlier this year she was three children, Amy, Ben and ‘Kaye died without any named the Ballina Elector- Tom was also an important fear of death,’ said her sister ate’s Woman of the Year for part of her life, as were her Helen Bebbington, ‘she her volunteer work for the relationships with her broth- knew her time was up. She Bangalow Chamber of Com- ers and sisters. Tragedy struck didn’t want to leave her kids merce, the Christmas Eve Kaye’s life early when her but she was so accepting of Carnival, the Lions Club and husband Terry died suddenly her illness. Billycart Derby. on New Years Day 1996, after ‘Up until Friday she was ‘She was a great organiser just 12 years of marriage. still in good spirits and for fundraising events for a The eldest of fi ve children, laughing. She was someone whole range of good pur- Kaye moved to Bangalow who loved life but she didn’t poses,’ said Ballina MP Don when she she was a young want to leave it,’ Helen told Page, who nominated Kaye girl. The bright lights of Syd- The Echo. ‘She had a lot of as Woman of the Year. Mr ney drew her away for a heartache in her life, with Page accompanied Kaye to while, but after the excite- [husband] Terry dying, but Government House to meet ment of overseas travel and a she told me she had pretty the Premier for the awards good job paled she returned Gavin Brown (above left), Delta Kay and Byron Shire Councillor to settle down in her home Alex McAuley John Lazarus spread the word about reconciliation at Journey of town and raise a family. The Byron Community and Healing Day last week. Photo Jeff Dawson Increasing awareness of Cultural Centre came alive cancer and its treatment was last Friday with an enthusi- this was reiterated in a talk migratory habits and how a priority for Kaye during astic group of people who by Professor Judy Atkinson humans, who think we are so the past few years. Banga- gathered to celebrate recon- of Gnibi College at Southern clever, could learn a great low’s inaugural Relay for ciliation with a Journey of Cross University. Following deal from these creatures. Life raised around $65,000 Healing Day hosted by Sis- a delightful performance ‘Geese fl y in formation as for the Cancer Council and ters for Reconciliation and from Kindergarten and Year they realise that while they Kaye’s involvement ensured the Arakwal Corporation. 1 children from St Finbarrs can achieve a great deal alone the event was ‘electric’, A packed program of tradi- Catholic School – which or in pairs, when they work according to Carolyn Forbes tional Arakwal dance, cere- included audience participa- in a collective they generate from the Cancer Council. mony, art and craft intermin- tion in a ‘knee trembling’ 70% more power,’ said Prof Michael Malloy from the gled with guest speakers and number that brought the Atkinson. Bangalow Chamber of performance from local school house down – and just as ‘When the lead goose Commerce described it as children created a vibrant everyone was beginning to grows tired, it drops back ‘one of the most successful atmosphere in which to refl ect feel warm and fuzzy about and allows another to take a community events ever held on the progress that is being how well we are doing in our turn at the front creating in Bangalow’. made in our journey of recon- journey of healing, Prof interdependency and shared Kaye’s children and family ciliation. With indigenous and Atkinson gave us a somewhat leadership. If a goose falls to will undoubtedly miss her, non indigenous Australians brutal reminder that there is the ground because it is sick and the passing of Kaye Hall represented equally, the pos- still a long way to go. ‘I do or injured, two other geese will also leave a big hole in sibilities of real progress not hold any of you respon- will follow it and stay with it the Bangalow community. A towards reconciliation were sible for the past,’ she said, until it is well enough to fl y funeral for family and friends almost tangible. ‘but we are all responsible for again or dies. will be held Tuesday this The theme for this year’s the future.’ ‘Perhaps the most important week at 2.30pm at Bangalow Reconciliation Week was She went on to describe the lesson is how geese honk. Catholic Church. ‘Take The Next Step’, and behaviour of geese in their continued on page 2 .*'7.34&+.127.3020"*-*-(#3%%7(*4&31"$"++2)&70&/0.#"#+7)&0& !
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Free trees Rhythm circles in on Bangalow jazzfest Far North Coast Weeds (FNCW) in conjunction with the Northern Rivers Catch- ment Management Authority (NRCMA) is offering a range of free tree species to land- holders as part of a camphor laurel replacement project. The project has been made possible through funding from the Northern Rivers Catchment Management Authority and sales of the North Coast Weeds Advisory Committee Camphor Laurel Kit. Replacement trees are being offered to landholders in the Tweed, Brunswick and Richmond river catchment ##!##! areas. To obtain free replacement plants contact Mr Iain Jamie- One of the highlights of the upcoming North Coast Jazz Festival at Bangalow on the June long week- #!( $! %! '" ! $ $#( son of Far North Coast end is the funk based percussion trio The Circle of Rhythm. See full program details at www.conserv- atoriumarts.org – press the North Coast Jazz Fest button. Photo Jeff Dawson "" !$#%#" &!" Weeds on 6623 3833. !#( $#( ""# ( %$ ! ( %!" ( $!"( Mullum Creek quarry DA resurfaces '"! &!"! (%&# ' The Mullumbimby Creek mission initiated a great ted DA to be totally under- ‘Of course the major con- Progress Association has groundswell of community assessed with no plan for cern of the progress associa- expressed its concerns about concern and action when it maintaining sediment entrap- tion is the impact on the local the resubmission to Byron was fi rst forwarded over a ments… people. At the time of the Shire Council of the Devel- decade ago with quarry ‘The threats to endangered original submission our local opment Application (DA) for activities to fi ll these trucks wildlife and plants were also land study reported nearly the Left Bank Road Quarry taking place up to seven days greatly understated in this 480 properties within the near the corner with Frasers per week, with drilling, blast- DA’s statement of environ- valley. Road. The association invites ing, rock crushing and mental effects. Many of the ‘There are now three more all residents who will be screening and the constant locals have seen koalas move large rural residential subdi- affected by the quarry or loading of trucks. We have from their property’s trees visions that have happened have concerns to a public been assured that the origi- into the quarry lands. The within the valley and the meeting at Shearwater School nal 317 submissions will be existence of tree species used tethered expansion of Chin- at 7pm on Wednesday June 7 considered with the submis- by koalas on this site was cogan Estate with a potential to be informed by Council, sion but are aware of the denied, as was numerous with another 240 residential the applicants and some changing population and other threatened plant and blocks all being serviced by +%"!,&"% ! -& ! updated residents. new enviromental laws that wildlife species… Left Bank Road.’ ‘This DA has been lodged now exist. in its entirety exactly the ‘The progress association same as the original,’ said has for over the decade lob- Journey of healing association president bied and had extensive road "(%&$ '%*" & *%"(&' Brendan Healey. ‘This mas- works and safety modifi ca- From front page education, providing safe % !' !&'%'%'&! !(&'%+&'' sive proposed development tions developed on Left Bank The geese at the back of the communities in which means to increase produc- Road for the valley’s resi- formation honk to the geese indigenous people can live, && ! &&& tion from a mean annual rate dents, workers and students. in front to encourage the for- law reform and research in &(!+&"" !&&&!' of 3,500 m3 prior to 1995 to The impact of this heavy ward movement. order to understand the an escalation of extraction gravel truck traffi c on safety, ‘People should be careful impacts of transgenerational &"! "' "! activities to 25,000 per on noise and dust on our how they honk at those who trauma. "!&"!&'!%#'%#!'%) annum, increasing by 2.5 recently resurfaced narrow are leading them where they But the thrust of her mes- each year, to an eventual out- roads would be cata- want to go; honking should sage was simple and was
put of 40,000 m3 per year. strophic. never be used negatively.’ summed up in one clear ‘This translates to 5,000 ‘We have spent a great deal So how do we ‘Take The statement: ‘What we are heavy truck movements per of time and energy focussing Next Step’? According to working towards is to create year in the fi rst year of oper- on the water qualities of our Prof Atkinson, there are a world that is safe for all (##"%' !" !%'&% %'&! %% ation. creek. We see the impacts on four key issues that need to chldren. That’s it; end of ‘The original quarry sub- water quality in this submit- be addressed: community story.’ %.(!.#% 9/52 &).!.#)!, !&&!)23
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Michael McDonald aside towards the end of the enjoying every last moment Jill Eddington, popular year and then give myself of this job.’ 19Ê 9Ê director of the Northern some time to decide what I Writers festival committee Rivers Writers’ Centre and might like to do in the chairperson Chris Hanley the Byron Bay Writers Festi- future. I am looking forward was full of praise for Ms val, has resigned after seven to considering new and Eddington. ‘We’re sad she’s years at the helm. She will exciting challenges that going but excited for her as oversee the coming festival might arise. well. I could wax lyrical for , ,Ê in August and stay on until ‘Importantly I believe by hours on end about Jill. She the end of the year. making the announcement is a pleasure to work with. /-Ê7 ÊEÊ, 6 ÊÊ Ms Eddington said she was at this stage, it will allow the ‘She’s passionate and tal- leaving ‘with a mix of sadness committee the opportunity ented, energetic, inspira- and excitement. It is always to make plans and particu- tional and a wonderful pro- " 1-Êf£äääÊ diffi cult to leave something larly to advertise the position fessional. Jill has done a lot , -Ê, /,6-" Ê you have loved so much but I at the appropriate time. I am for the arts industry and a have decided the time has what they have done as a certain when it is advertised lot of people have been men- /Ê6"1 , come to move on to other group to bring this organisa- the position will attract some tored by her. things and new challenges. tion to be one of the most of the best applicants in Aus- ‘She’s always positive and ‘The past seven years have vital arts organisations in tralia, and it will be exciting it has been a joy for the com- *>ViÊÊ been a wonderful experience Australia is extraordinary. I to see where the new direc- mittee to work with her. The i>Ì iÀÊ,iViÀ and it has been such a joy to have appreciated their sup- tor will take the Festival and Shire has benefi ted too as she !MPLE CUSHIONING WITH A HIGH see the Centre and the Fes- port, guidance and enthusi- the Writers’ Centre in the has been a spokesperson for BACK ENSURES RECLINING tival grow and develop over asm throughout. future. Council on cultural matters. COMFORT AND SUPPORT this period. Working with ‘When you work in a posi- ‘I still have lots of work to ‘Seven years is a long gig Chris Hanley and the com- tion like this it is diffi cult to do in this period. Most of in the arts world, and I wish f££ mittee has been a great imagine what might come all I look forward to direct- her well in the future. No ->ÛiÊfÓääI pleasure, their support and next professionally and so I ing a fabulous tenth Byron doubt we’ll work together in vision is astonishing and have decided I will step Bay Writers Festival and other areas.’ National day of action to protect whales The first national day of day’s activities which will whale watching industry and Greenpeace’s world- ÃVÌÊ vÌÊ >À action for the protection of include kids’ games, sand art worth almost $300 million a wide whale campaign fi lm ! HIGH BASE LIFT CHAIR IN SUPERIOR whales and dolphins is and speakers on whale and year in Australia,’ he said. clip and the award winning QUALITY STAIN RESISTANT FABRIC 1UALITY FOAM SETTING FOR planned for Wednesday June dolphin conservation inter- A Whale Embassy Tipi will documentary The Gathering ADDITIONAL SUPPORT AND COMFORT 7 with an all day whale mingled with musicians be sharing information on as well as music from Bunna embassy and afternoon of offering up songs of Main Beach, and partici- Lawrie, this will be a visual free interactive activities on strength. pants will be given the oppor- and musical feast. f Main Beach at Byron Bay, Dean Jefferys from the tunity to tell a story or make Volunteers for whale lan- followed by a fi lm and music Byron Whale Action Group a whale lantern. tern making at the embassy fundraiser at the Byron Surf explained ‘Japan is busily At 5pm a twilight cere- on June 7 are welcome; for Club. buying votes for the upcom- mony and vigil of 863 lan- more information, call Wren Byron Bay joins Bateman’s ing International Whaling terns and candles will light on 6685 8417. Bay, Port Stephens and Syd- commission and if it gets its up our solidarity for the 863 Matt Hartley from Sea ney to celebrate and welcome way would like to resume full whales hunted last summer Shepherd has put out a call the return of the whales from scale commercial whaling.’ by the Japanese whaling fl eet for volunteers to make the the Antarctic waters starting ‘Japan has expanded its so- under the poor guise of protest a colourful one, say- >ÀLÀÌÜÊ i>Ì iÀÊ at 3pm with an afternoon of called scientifi c whaling pro- ‘research’. ing, ‘We need actors, danc- ,ViÀÊ,iViÀ family activities, art, music gram in the Southern Ocean At 6pm ‘The Flight of the ers, and anybody loud or $ESIGNED TO ACCOMMODATE and ceremony. Several whale Whale Sanctuary and it plans Humpback and the Sea Shep- theatrical. We need noise- SMALLER ROOM SIZES THIS SOFTLY conservation groups includ- to kill more than 935 whales herd’ will kick off at the Byron makers, model makers, scene STYLED RECLINER OFFERS PLENTY ing Sea Shepherd, Byron in the name of science. It will Bay Surf Club at a cost of $10 stealers. We need you to be OF SOOTHING COMFORT Whale Action Group, Surf- also introduce the hunting of per person, $8 concession and on TV. Phone 6685 8836 5PHOLSTERED IN ers for Cetaceans and Whales humpback whales, one of the free for children. before 11am, or after 6pm, QUALITY LEATHER AND Alive will take part in the main species that support a Featuring Julian Lennon and say “whale time”.’ WARMLY lNISHED OPEN BENT WOOD ARMS 1 Ê 7).4%2 25' f££{ s 'ENERAL PRACTICE s &AMILY MEDICINE 3!,% ÕÀiÊÊ s -INOR SURGERY s 7OMENS HEALTH 4RIBAL 2UGS s %MERGENCIES s 3KIN CHECKS #ARPETS AND ,ViÀÊ,iViÀ +ILIMS (ALL &EATURES THREE LAYERED s #HILDHOOD IMMUNISATIONS RUNNERS WATERFALL CUSHIONING s 7ORK #OVER s 4RAVEL VACCINATIONS #AMEL AND s $RIVERS LICENCE MEDICALS DONKEY BAGS f 0RAYER 2UGS ->ÛiÊf£ääI s 0RE EMPLOYMENT MEDICALS (AREM PILLOWS #USHIONS
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1 Ê - -" Ê/ -/-ÊEÊ ,½-Ê / - Council "1- Ê* - Ê/"Ê "1 Ê-* /" - Creators arrive for Candy premiere , "6/" - inspection 8/ -" - V >i iÞ Council plans to inspect ,1/- Byron Bay’s Arts andIindus- 0( try Estate’s dwellings in the coming weeks to asses fi re safety. 25.37)#+ (%!$ Ray Darney of Byron Council told The Echo, ‘The ",).$3 !7.).'3 NSW fi re brigade received " UÊ," Ê - 3 complaints about fi re safety UÊ6 ,/ Ê ,* - issues and we will be inspect- UÊ6 / Ê -Ê/ ÊEÊ 1 ® UÊ" Ê - ing premises in conjunction UÊ* / Ê - with them. UÊ , Ê Ê / Ê7 - ‘Fire safety is our number UÊ*/"Ê "6 ,- - 1,/9Ê "",-Ê-/,/ one compliance issue and is /ÊfÓnxÊqÊ -1, ÊEÊ UÊ- 1,/9Ê "",-Ê Ê- , - // Ê7/Ê1/"Ê "- ,Ê UÊ 9- , -Ê Ê "",- our highest priority,’ Darney EÊ 1Ê-/,*Ê 1 UÊ/ ,Ê-1// ,- said. *" \ÊäÓ®ÊÈÈnäÊ{ÎxÎ Those who are found to £{Ê " <Ê ,6 ]Ê 1 ÊÓ{nÎ have inadequate fire exits Writer Luke Davies and director Neil Armfield arrive for the Byron Bay premiere of Australian film will be served with fire Candy, playing at Byron Cinemas and starring Heath Ledger, Abbie Cornish and Geoffrey Rush, among upgrade notices, he went on others. Much of the screenplay for Candy was written in Byron Bay and based upon Davies’s best- to say. selling book. Photo Jeff ‘All Day Sucker’ Dawson !5).'01/",%-2'%33).'!.$-!).3!).).' !.%1%#3)/./124&&%1&1/-).#/.3).%.#% Peter Garrett to open FEHVA $# $&% " $ % $ .%&&%#3)5%.!341!,-%3(/$3(!3#!.')5%7/4"!#+ FEHVA program director Art Drive Political Dee Tipping has announced Change?”. that the inaugural FEHVA ‘Peter’s attendance at 6)3(/435)2)323/#,).)#2).*%#3)/.2'%,23!",%32/1201!72 2006 opening address will FEHVA this year acknowl- ' $ $ ! $ be delivered by Peter Gar- edges his comments on how rett AM MP, Member for vitally important Australia’s Kingsford Smith, Shadow artists are in producing nar- Parliamentary Secretary for ratives of imagination which Reconciliation and the Arts. feed and inspire us. Mr Garrett will deliver the ‘Before his address to offi - 1)#%/&! (/412 inaugural FEHVA arts cially open FEHVA, guests /#!,#!,, 1%#/1$%$-%22!'% 4231!,)!6)$% !72! %%+ address as part of the will have the opportunity to %!5%!$$1%222%.34.$%10,!).#/5%1 evening program on Friday meet some of the SmART June 23. emerging artists and their Ms Tipping said, ‘Several work at Olivo in Jonson 23 )23).'/ sessions in this year’s FEHVA Street before joining the program will address the FEHVA artists and their powerful role of visual arts work in the Gallery at the to create change within our Byron Community and Cul- society. tural Centre.’ ‘Two sessions in particular After the address from ÊiÝ LÌÊvÊ« Ì}À>« ÃÊ>`Ê«>Ì}ÃÊÊ will be pertinent to Peter’s 8pm onwards guests will be current role in politics: “Art treated to performances vÀÊ>Êà >Ài`ÊÕÀiÞÊÌ ÀÕ} ÊÊ and Reconciliation” where around the Steinway in the Ì iÊ>>Þ>ÊÕÌ>à Jude Mc Bean, director of Community Centre’s theatre the Grafton Regional Gal- by the Buttery Choir and lery, will speak to indigenous special guests including artists Frances Belle Parker Grace Knight performing the Byron Bay Community 6687 1623. and Karla Dickens, then the FEHVA, Jim Moginie and Centre, and include a com- Proceeds from the evening Great Debate where a lineup Rob Hirst. plimentary glass of cham- will go towards alcohol and of leading Australian artists Tickets are $55/$50 for pagne and finger food. drug rehabilitation commu- will energetically address the evening event of Friday Download a booking form nity The Buttery’s new two sides of the theme “Can June 23 will be available at at www.fehva.com or phone building project.
«iViÊ}>iÀÞÊ>`ÊÃÌÕ` £äxÊ-ÌÕ>ÀÌÊ-Ì°Ê ÕÕLLÞ Forum calls for rail to be transport of future `>ÌiÃ\ÊÎäÌ Ê >ÞÊÊÓÈÌ ÊÕiÊÓääÈ ÕÀÃ\Ê££xÊ/ÕiÃ`>ÞÊÊÀ`>Þ]Ê>ÃÊ->ÌÕÀ`>ÞÊ£ÇÌ ÊÕi At Byron Shire Council’s Speakers supporting an time. This Summerland major transport mode for Transport Solutions Forum inland transport corridor Way/Mt Lindsay route via the future. held on Friday May 19, del- informed delegates of the Christmas Creek would The forum also requested egates voted unanimously Queensland government’s include a 1km tunnel at the that Federal Government on the following resolutions transport strategy that state border. It would Auslink funding be made and requested they be con- includes a 2,500ha freight bypass the Pacifi c Highway available to the Northern veyed urgently to all levels of rail hub and road freight as the interstate road freight Rivers councils to complete iÜÊ-Ê >ViÀÊ V government, including local interchange at Beaudesert corridor. their proposed Regional >> councils, the Federal gov- which will be virtually an Proposals for a daily com- Transport Strategy with full ernment and the Queens- inland port, connecting by muter rail service from community engagement. iÜÊ*>ÌiÌÃÊ7iVi land and NSW State gov- rail to shipping at Port Bris- Casino to Murwillumbah The Forum delegates met ernments: bane. Double stack con- backed the viability of 5 to 8 outside the A&I Hall at Ban- ÕÊ } • The introduction of a tainer trains are planned to return services each day and galow at a point exactly half regular commuter rail serv- take the bulk of heavy trans- called for extension of the way along the 152km rail &RIENDLY $OCTOR WITH OVER YEARS EXPERIENCE ice on the Casino to Murwil- port from the highways. line to meet the proposed line from Casino to Murwil- !LL SKIN CANCER SERVICES AVAILABLE lumbah line; There was unanimous Queensland Rail link from lumbah stations to com- -OLE AND -ELANOMA 3CANNING • Long term transport support for an inland trans- Robina to Coolangatta air- memorate the second anni- ½ÌÊ7>Ìt infrastructure planning; and port corridor from the new port. versary of the closure of the %ARLY DETECTION SAVES LIVES • Serious consideration of bridge at Grafton straight The Forum recognised rail service. Delegates an inland transport corridor to Brisbane via Beaudesert. peak oil ‘as being an undeni- resolved to come back next * iÊÜÊÈÈn£Êx{££ from Grafton to Brisbane It was claimed that this able reality underlying all year to report to the com- $R "%#ARROLL -""3 3YD via Casino, Beaudesert and would reduce the distance transport planning assump- munity what progress if any ÇÊ/>>ÀÊ-ÌÀiiÌ]Ê >> the Mount Lindsay High- to 222 kilometres and take tions’ and called for recogni- had been made on their .EXT DOOR TO 8RAY way. 1¼ hours off the travel tion that rail should be the resolutions. www.echo.net.au Byron Shire Echo May 30, 2006 5 Local News
Chinny boosts youth hopes with $500 Bruns website Thursday June 1 is launch *, -/" / Ê- Ê date for the newly developed Brunswick Heads website, xÊ 9-Ê" 9t and also a celebration of the opening of the Project Offi ce. The site www.brunswick- heads.org.au was developed {ä¯Ê"Ê by the Simple Pleasures team with local designer Yari 6 ,9/ Ê Ê "1 McGauley and is the fi nal Ê Ê Ê "/ ]Ê component of the Simple Pleasures Campaign, which /-]Ê -]Ê 7 ,9]Ê received funding assistance -]Ê / from the Department of State and Regional Develop- -/,/-Ê/1,- 9Ê1 Ê£Ê ment last year. -ÊÈ* Ê " 9Ê1 Êx The website covers aspects of community life in Bruns – from visitor’s information and local business to com- munity groups, services, facilities and local events. Contact Lyneve on 6685 1003 for further informa- iÌ>VÕÃÊ>`Ê>ÞLÞÃÊ>ÀiÊÌÊVÕ`i`ÊÊÌ ÃÊvviÀ Youth group secretary Rangimarie Rangimarie Ferguson draws the soon-to-be-filled-out for $500 tion. V>Ìi`ÊÕ`iÀÊÌ iÊ ÞÀÊ i>ÃÊà «ÊÓ£ÊUÊÈÈnxÊÇ£È cheque for $500, representing the money raised from the Chincogan Hotel’s Friday raffles. The Chin- ny’s manager Russell Apanui was on hand with his pen. Photo Jeff ‘Cheque Me Out’ Dawson
Over the last ten years a already shown their support are in our hands, and we group of concerned residents with donations, and on Fri- invite any community mem- have been campaigning to day Russell and Heidi from bers interested in the issue to have a permanent youth and the Chinny Hotel gave the come on board.’ .OW 4HREE #HANCES 4O 7IN %ACH .IGHT recreational facility built in project a boost when they The group meets fort- Mullumbimby. donated $500.00 as part of nightly, for details president 4UESDAY .IGHT TH PM PM PM Plans are currently lodged their Mullum Matters ini- Ra can be contacted on 6684 with Council for a site next tiative. 3597. &RIDAY .IGHT ND PM PM PM to the skate ramp east of the Secretary of the Youth and Russell from the Chinny high school, which include a recreational facility Rangi- also encourages any commu- dance studio, indoor basket- marie Ferguson accepted the nity group based in ball courts, canteen facilities, funds, saying ‘Mullum youth Mullumbimby to apply for a and space for a permanent are long overdue for a place $500 donation as part of the youth offi cer. to be where they will not be Mullum Matters program, Mullum Chamber of exposed to risk. The future whose next benefi ciary will Commerce and Becton have opportunities of our youth be the Mullum netball club. Mornington Island Dancers visit The Mornington Island Dancers will be in Byron Bay in a few weeks to fi lm pro- motional material for their forthcoming tour of North America plus giving a per- formance at the Byron Com- &RIDAY NIGHT SUBJECT TO munity and Cultural Cen- AVAILABILITY BOOKINGS *OIN YOUR LOCAL CLUB NOW tre. ESSENTIAL 3OCIAL -EMBERSHIP Mornington Island is a ONLY THROUGH TO THE remote Aboriginal settlement in far North West Queens- END OF *UNE land in the Gulf of Carpen- teria. They are known as the Lardil people. Since then, the Mornington intricately related to the The Mornington Island Island Dancers have pre- spirit of the land, plants, an- Dancers have a long history sented over 3000 perform- imals and the unseen world. of performing nationally and ances across Australia and The Mornington Island internationally. the world. Dancers perform at the /RANA 2D /CEAN 3HORES 0H The fi rst performance by In the performance at Byron Community and Cul- Zpvs!ßstu!dipjdf!gps!tqpsu!boe!foufsubjonfou the dancers was for the open- Byron Bay the songs and tural Centre, 7.30 pm on Ê À>Ê ÕLÊ ÌÀÞÊ,iµÕÀiiÌÃÊ>««ÞÊUÊvÀ>ÌÊvÀÊiLiÀÃÊ>`Ê}ÕiÃÌà ing of the Sydney Opera dances come from the Lardil Saturday June 17. For book- ÃÊ}>L}Ê>Ê«ÀLiÊvÀÊÞÕ¶Ê >ÊÌ iÊiÊ -7®ÊÊ£nääÊÈÎÎÊÈÎx House in October 1973. dreamtime. Their culture is ings phone 6685 5659. "Vi>Ê- ÀiÃÊ ÕÌÀÞÊ ÕLÊ«À>VÌViÃÊ,iëÃLiÊ-iÀÛViÊvÊV ÊEÊ,iëÃLiÊ `ÕVÌÊvÊ>L}
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Local launch of Plant A Tree Project
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Mullumbimby philanthropist and Rainforest been cleared for agriculture and develop- %/)846/'/88+6 Rescue patron George Lewin last Thursday ment. Planting rainforest trees will help to $;/78$45 dug in the fi rst of many rainforest trees to be restore these rainforests and protect the planted as part of a RR project at the Crystal many threatened species of plants and ani- Castle. Among the many guests on hand to mals that live there. wish the effort well were Castle manager Rainforest Rescue is a not for profi t organ- ,46 Naren King, TP Health CEO and longtime isation committed to saving our rainforests RR supporter Christopher Dean and the for current and future generations. executive offi cer of RR, Kelvin Davies. For more information on Plant A Tree Rainforests contain more species of plants visit www.rainforestrescue.org.au/plantatree. and animals than any other ecosystem in html. Australia. Sadly 75% of our rainforests have Photo Jeff ‘Leaf Me Alone’ Dawson )'7+
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The story run in last week’s takes: the application has not be helping with fi nance. $<66+117 1*&/3+6< +66/78'8+1/86+'70"'3-+ Echo about Dorshul Gyatso yet been made to the Chi- Dorshul would like to point &/3*<!+'0 and his plans for a school in nese government, and the out that the school will not be 3< &<3*.'2/3"'3-+ Tibet had a couple of mis- Tibetan government will not a centre for political activity; $;4 its entire focus will be on 46 Tibetan culture and religion 21+'). while respecting the laws of the Chinese government. $;4 Dorshul is also offering ,46 talks on the current issues of 46 Tibetan society, environment +'). and democracy and Tibetan / - history and culture. These will be held on the fi rst and -/" fifteenth of every month 4'-76'9-.8#89((/+7 , /Ê," Ê " / , starting in June at Heart- 4HE AMAZING BEAUTY OF NATURAL SHELLED LIMESTONE space, above Santos, in Mullumbimby. He is also $;4 WILL ADD CHARACTER STYLE AND VALUE TO YOUR HOME planning traditional Tibetan ,46 ½ÌÊ«>ÞÊfÇÊÃµÉ cooking demonstrations and 46 is interested in hearing from )'7+ *>ÞÊf{ÈÊÃµÉ anyone who would like to take part. " $# "$37 His talks are free of charge ;/8.+:+6< )'684 596).'7+* 1,,9Ê / Ê-/" but please contact him if you *\Êä{ÎÓÊäÊÓÇ wish to attend by email at [email protected]. ""$#! # #$""$#! # #$ ""
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New house to benefi t kids with cancer Peta’s exhibitionist geishas head south The fi rst sod has been turned next six months erecting a term welfare of cancer chil- for the construction of a new modern four bedroom home dren. The organisation also house to provide fi nancial in the Lakes Estate, Coffs provides a wide variety of support for children living Harbour, which will be auc- services including travel to with cancer in northern tioned early in December. obtain medical services, NSW A group of local busi- The total profit from the accommodation, liaison with nessmen has banded together project will bring educational city based hospitals, network- to support Camp Quality in and recreational services to ing with support services or the fi rst step of a major fun- children in northern NSW relief of stress and fi nancial draising project for this vital living with cancer and their pressure. community charity. families. Over the past 21 years the Funds will be raised Camp Quality is no longer number of children surviving through donations of ‘goods just a camp for kids living cancer to become adults has in kind’ when tradespeople with cancer; it provides a risen from 50 to 75 per donate a day of their skilled wide variety of services cent. labour, trade suppliers con- directed towards the needs of ‘This is a wonderful sur- tributions of goods or build- the families as a whole. vival statistic, which presents ing materials, and cash con- Throughout the years of us with new and exciting tributions to ‘donate a brick’ treatment, education and challenges, said Camp Qual- towards the construction of achieving meaningful ity northern NSW area man- the building. employment, Camp Quality ager Tom Strickland. Builders will spend the is committed to the long ‘Increased funding is required to enable us to respond to this ongoing challenge for ÞÀÊ >Þ 150 children in northern NSW who currently live with cancer.’ Although the house will be constructed in Coffs Harbour, the appeal will Twenty fi ve Geishas are heading from Ocean until the end of the month. The Geishas 2EAL 4EAMWORK benefi t children throughout Shores to hang around the Cross for a couple continue the sensual direction Peta’s art has northern NSW. You can lend of weeks. taken over the last few years. These paintings a hand by making a donation To be more specifi c the painted ladies will explore themes from the soft ethereal ‘Cherry at your nearest branch of the in fact form a solo exhibition by local artist Blossom’ through the erotic, Yakuza inhab- ANZ Bank, local community Peta Laurisen at Woolloomoolloo’s Soho ited, Water World to a bright, brash, contem- credit union BCU or Aus- Gallery in Sydney. porary take on the ancient art. ÜÜÜ°LÞÀL>Þv°V°>Õ tralia Post. Opening on June 7 the show will hang Photo Jeff Dawson Monk wins dreamy pass
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ABC Byron Bay South, 02 6685 5944 ABC Ocean Shores, 02 6680 4407 Winner of a double pass to the upcoming Dreaming Festival, ABC Evans Head, 02 6682 5244 ABC Tintenbar, 02 6687 8770 Steve Monks, with Priya Woolston from Thursday Plantation ABC Lennox Head, 02 6687 6355 Sculpture Garden which donated the pass. The Dreaming Festival, the all-Indigenous international arts festival under the artistic direction of the widely- respected Rhoda Roberts, will run at the Woodford Folk Festival site, Queensland, from June 9-12. This year for the fi rst time a sculpture has been selected ENROL NOW. CALL 1800 222 543. to represent the Ballina Thursday Plantation East Coast Sculpture Show at the festival. THERE’S A CENTRE NEAR YOU. ‘Waima Waimangu’ by Maori artist Robyn Nathan will be installed at Woodford to add to the vibrant spiritual life of ABC0123/BSE *The ABC Centre will pay the parent “Gap” fee on behalf of the family for the first 2 weeks of enrolment. The “Gap” fee is the total fee less the event. It is a carved totemic work that uses the whale as the CCB (Child Care Benefit). The “Gap” fee will vary according to the CCB%. The family must be a new family to an ABC Centre. The offer a symbol of part of the Maori Creation story. does not apply to those families who have been in care with ABC Learning Centres previously, or to families transferring from an existing ABC Centre. The family must book a minimum of 2 days per week. This offer is valid for enrolments that occur before 31 July 2006. Tickets for The Dreaming are now available at www. thedreamingfestival.com. www.echo.net.au Byron Shire Echo May 30, 2006 9 Local News
Free course on community services Local artist warns of the hazards of chemicals Adult Community Educa- rial well and she put in a lot tion (ACE) is offering its of effort to make the lessons Certifi cate III in Community as interesting and fun as Services Work for the second possible.’ time after its enormous suc- Originally, Finy had been cess last year. Course coordi- looking for work in childcare nator Cheryl Williams, pic- and enrolled in this course tured, explained that the thinking it was a childcare subjects covered give partici- course. When she realised it pants an overview of what wasn’t, she was so taken by work is available in the fi eld the teacher and students that of community services and she decided to complete it how to get the basic skills anyway. Now she thinks it necessary to gain employ- was the best thing she could ment. have done. ‘It is ideal for people who years experience working in ‘The teacher was so posi- are looking for a change of drug and alcohol. This will tive about my prospects that career and need a greater be the second year that I applied for a job with understanding of community Deborah has been involved Homecare,’ said Finy. ‘I am services work,’ said Cheryl. with this course, and one of now working for them full ‘As well as plenty of hands her students from last year, time and it feels like I’ve on experience, there will be Finy Stroet, recalls her les- come home. I love the work; a range of speakers who are sons with Deborah with there is so much variety and experts on mental health and enthusiasm. just being able to do the day aged care etc, giving partici- ‘Cheryl Williams found us to day jobs for people who Billy Dalton’s paintings are As a local for more than 20 that inspired him include the pants and idea of their suit- a fantastic teacher in Debo- are too sick to do them for vibrant and literally jump out years, he is a self taught artist Austrian born Friedensreich ability to the work.’ rah Felton,’ said Finy. ‘We themselves makes me grate- from the canvas, swirls of with an extensive background Hundertwasser. Cheryl is delighted to discussed, debated, role ful for my own health. It’s colour collide with dark edgy in textile design and paint- For those who didn’t get a have secured highly experi- played on diverse topics like very rewarding.’ outlines. Thick clear resin ing. He is fascinated by chance to see his excellent enced tutors, including communication, commu- Anyone interested in par- juts out from the canvas, and colour, movement and refl ec- exhibition and would like to Deborah Felton who has a nity building, drug and ticipating in this course his work is reminiscent of tive surfaces and his infl u- see more, he can be con- background in nursing, alcohol abuse, abuse in its should contact ACE on 6684 Aboriginal artforms. ences include the ocean and tacted on 6680 9078 or by community health, law and different forms and more. 3374 or visit www.acemul- Yet the materials he uses marine environment. Spe- email at byronbilly@yahoo. teaching, with more than 13 Our teacher knew her mate- lum.com. are all non-toxic. ‘I can’t cifi c painters and sculptures com. work with chemicals,’ he told The Echo. ‘I’ve worked with Fiesta Day riases $1,000 for Amnesty surfboards and soft furnish- In an era when immoral war ings all my life and now have is being waged against civil- chemical sensitivity.’ "RUNSWICK ian populations, in times of Billy wants to make people increasing infringements on aware of the dangers associ- ,ANDCARE .EWS social liberties, when ordi- ated with chemicals, espe- "25.37)#+ .!452% &%34)6!, nary freedoms are under cially the ones you can’t n *UNE threat in many countries smell. ‘I am paying the price ! 7/2,$ %.6)2/.-%.4 $!9 !#4)6)49 AM PM AT THE 3HEARWATER 3TEINER 3CHOOL -ULLUMBIMBY ORGANISED around the world, it’s good for not protecting myself and BY "RUNSWICK 6ALLEY ,ANDCARE ! GREAT FAMILY DAY OUT WITH A RANGE OF to know that there are wrapping up against them.’ CONCURRENT SESSIONS WALKS AND TALKS ENVIRONMENTAL DISPLAYS ENTERTAINMENT groups ready to stand up for ‘I use kid’s glue mixed with AND HEALTHY FOOD individuals in need of help 3TARTING OFF WITH GUIDED BIRDWALKS ON -ULLUM #REEK THERE WILL BE A RANGE fi sh scales, and layer the can- OF WORKSHOPS TO CHOOSE FROM COVERING TOPICS SUCH AS LOCAL FRESHWATER & representation. Amnesty vas up to 40 times to create l SH PLATYPUS AND TURTLES l RE MANAGEMENT ON RURAL BLOCKS LOCAL NATIVE International is one of those the texture.’ FROGS THREATENED PLANTS AND FAUNA OF THE "RUNSWICK BIODIVERSITY HOW TO groups, a champion defender ATTRACT BIRDS TO YOUR GARDEN MANAGING CAMPHORS BUSH REGEN TECHNIQUES Dalton has just wrapped LOCAL SOILS AND GEOLOGY TAKING DIGITAL PICS OF NATIVE m ORA PROPAGATING LOCAL of human rights, always up his latest exhibition – a NATIVE PLANTS FROM SEED there ready to provide a collection of paintings, +EYNOTE SPEAKER $R (OLGER -EINKE WILL SPEAK ON CLIMATE CHANGE AT guiding light at the end of painted silk panels, clothing AM FOLLOWED BY A PANEL ON HOW CLIMATE CHANGE MIGHT AFFECT NATURE AND LIFESTYLES IN THE "RUNS the tunnel. and photography of local Last week Latin Lounge %NJOY GUIDED WALKS ALONG -ULLUMBIMBY #REEK AND THROUGH THE SCHOOLS surfers – at the studio room WETLANDS 4HERE WILL BE BUSHFOOD TASTINGS AND THE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY organiser John Brock handed in the Byron Bay Commu- BUSHFOOD PLANTS AND OTHER LOCAL NATIVES over a cheque for just over nity Centre. .ATIVE PLANT AND ENVIRONMENTAL WEED DISPLAY BRING PLANTS TO HAVE $1,000 to local Byron IDENTIl ED BY EXPERTS Amnesty representatives !CTIVITIES FOR KIDS A FULL PROGRAM INCLUDING A COLOURING IN raised at the recent gala May COMPETITION FACE PAINTING AND A STORYTELLING BY *ENNY #ARGILL $2,000 raised 4WO PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITIONS 6ISIONS OF THE 6ALLEY Day Fiesta at Ewingsdale n CONTEMPORARY IMAGES OF THE NATURAL LANDSCAPE AND NATURE IN THE "RUNS Hall. ‘The evening was a The trivia night held at the 4HIS WILL BE CURATED BY +HUMARI AND JUDGED BY -ARK %VANS AND ,OUISE resounding success, with Raising the roof at the recent May Day Fiesta, samba performers, "EAUMONT IN PRIZES SPONSORED BY THE (OTEL "RUNSWICK 6OTE IN THE Byron Bowling Club on Fri- 0EOPLES #HOICE PRIZE people enjoying a fi esta of from left, Monica, Deanna and Mari strut their stuff to the thrill- day May 12 raised $2,000 (ISTORICAL LANDSCAPE IMAGES OF THE "RUNSWICK BY THE song, dance and cabaret ing beat of the Samba Blisstas Drumming Troupe. for the Thusanang Project’s "RUNSWICK 6ALLEY (ISTORICAL 3OCIETY "RING IN ANY OLD PHOTOS YOU MAY HAVE while knowing that their care centres for vulnerable OF THE "RUNSWICK TO WIN SOME PRIZES FOR THE BEST OLD PHOTOS money was going to a very ing for Amnesty with a DVD Samba Floorshow, where children in Lesotho, Africa. "OOK LAUNCH 2Em ECTIONS ON THE "RUNSWICK 2IVER ITS HEALTH AND HISTORY worthy cause,’ said John. of the night’s performances.’ fi ve gorgeous showgirls lifted #OME AND CHAT WITH SOME OF OUR LOCAL IDENTITIES WHO CONTRIBUTED THEIR ‘A great, fun night’ was the STORIES TO THIS BOOK !LL BOOK SALE PROCEEDS FOR LOCAL RIVER RESTORATION ‘We fi lmed the event, and ‘The carnival atmosphere the audience to its feet for an verdict at the end of the night 2AFm E AND SESSION DOOR PRIZES -ORE DETAILS IN THE FULL PAGE AD IN LAST intend to continue fundrais- was highlighted by a sizzling ecstatic group dance-in.’ which was hosted by local WEEKS %CHO 'OLD COIN ENTRY ! SMOKE AND PET FREE EVENT celebrity Mick O’Regan. 42%% 0,!.4).' AT 3T *OHNS 3CHOOL FOR 7ORLD %NVIRONMENT $AY *UNE The Thusanang Project 0UPILS WILL BE EXTENDING THE PLANTING ON THE RIVER ADJACENT TO THE SCHOOL Mallams Station Street plan goes to Minister "6, -%-"%23()0 aims to raise money to build *OIN UP OR RENEW YOUR MEMBERSHIP AT THE &ESTIVAL AND RECEIVE A A new supermarket in The Mallams Group were [the state planning regula- its fi rst pilot care centre in DISCOUNT ON ONE PLANT ORDER FROM -ULLUM #REEK .URSERY Mullumbimby could be negotiating to buy the land tion],’ said Chris Mallam on Mt Morosi, a Lesotho village "6, -ONTHLY WORKSHOP PROGRAM given the go ahead by NSW from State Rail. Monday. ‘We had nowhere which officially has 700 *UNE (OW TO MANAGE AND RESTORE CREEK ZONES PM AT 5PPER Minister for Planning, Frank Under state planning reg- else to go,’ he added. orphans. -ULLUM #REEK VISITING THREE PROPERTIES WHICH HAVE BEEN INVOLVED IN "6, MANAGED .2#-! PROJECTS TO RESTORE HIGH CONSERVATION VEGETATION Sartor. Last August Byron ulations, an applicant can Mr Mallam said he had The project has been given ENHANCE BIODIVERSITY AND RESTORE RIPARIAN ECOSYSTEMS IN THE "RUNSWICK Shire Council rejected an appeal to the Minister for received no indication from land on which to build, CATCHMENT "OOKINGS AND DETAILS *UDY application by the Mallams approval of rezoning of gov- Mr Sartor when a decision meantime some current *ULY "IRD BOXES AND NATIVE BIRD HABITAT WITH "OB /EHLMAN Group to develop a site in ernment owned land and is to be made, however The buildings are being used as a #/--5.)49 3500/24 Station Street because of this option was canvassed Echo believes the applica- temporary centre. &OR INFORMATION ABOUT ,ANDCARE ACTIVITIES AND NATURAL RESOURCE If you would like further MANAGEMENT CONTACT OUR ,ANDCARE COORDINATOR $AVE 2AWLINS AT "YRON concerns over traffi c conges- by Mallams during Coun- tion will be placed on exhi- 3HIRE #OUNCIL 4UESDAY 7EDNESDAY information about the project tion, increased fl ooding and cil’s deliberations. bition for community com- &OR MORE INFO OR TO JOIN "RUNSWICK 6ALLEY ,ANDCARE PHONE *UDY -AC$ONALD fragmentation of the town ‘All we have done is make ment before a decision is or would like to help, please centre. an application under SEPP8 made. call Susan on 6680 1030. 10 May 30, 2006 Byron Shire Echo www.echo.net.au Comment Nothing divides like nuclear fi ssion t’s not much more than a own electorate, but there is with the whole nuclear issue As the more sensible Liberals week since John Howard no in-principle objection to a removed to the back burner agree it is far too expensive I lobbed his tactical nuclear reactor in someone else’s. it has been no more than a an option for a country like Vol 20 #53 May 30, 2006 device into the middle of the Unlike really serious issues minor embarrassment. Now Australia, still bulging with Australian landscape, but like gay marriage and stem that uranium is back in the cheap fossil fuels. And of already he must be delighted cell research, there is no headlines the policy is simply course no one wants a reac- The writers’ champion with the devastation he has moral question involved. untenable and Kim Beazley tor in the electorate, or the wrought. But for Labor there is. For has already announced that one next door, or anywhere Writers and readers in this Shire owe a debt of gratitude Admittedly, the initial many on the left, nuclear he is prepared to change it. upwind; trying to sell the to Jill Eddington, director of the Northern Writers Centre explosion was a bit of a fi zzer, power can only be compared But that is as far as he will project would be political and the Byron Bay Writers Festival, who is resigning from but the effect of the fallout to the fi re of hell itself. Even go: for Australia, nuclear suicide. The Libs fiddled the job after seven very successful years at the helm. continues to spread; it looks to dabble with the concept is power remains a no-no. It is around with the idea back in Ms Eddington, backed by a dedicated committee, staff and enthusiastic volunteers, has brought the festival to the as though the political agenda to fl irt with the devil. For too expensive, too dangerous the 1960s before dropping it status of one of the preeminent literary events in the will take place under the almost a decade over the 70s and (a not inconsiderable like a piece of hot pluto- nation, also drawing admiration from overseas. The writ- shadow of a mushroom cloud and 80s the party tore itself factor) too unpopular. nium. ers centre has become an excellent meeting place for for some time to come. apart, not over building a Howard leapt on Beazley’s Howard doesn’t want a some of Australia’s best writers and the neophytes who Like all chain reactions, it reactor – that was totally rejection from a great moral pro-nuke decision from the seek to emulate them; the centre’s program of visiting started with barely a whisper: unthinkable – but over the height: if nuclear power is debate we have to have; writers’ workshops is fi rst class. a faint background musing indeed, he doesn’t want a As one of the media sponsors, it has been a great pleas- that perhaps, just perhaps, decision at all. He just want ure for The Echo to share Ms Eddington’s passion for the the nuclear option should Of course no one wants a to tickle Labor up to critical written word and the remarkable characters who create not be treated as a dirty reactor in the electorate, or the mass. them. We wish Jill all the best in her new arts pursuits, word; that in the context of So what’s the public justi- whatever they may be; fortunately we are not losing her the debate over global warm- one next door, or anywhere fi cation? Another bit of dou- from the Shire. ing and alternatives to fossil upwind; trying to sell the project blethink. This is Howard fuels it was worth at least would be political suicide. being really, really interested Affordable housing? marginal consideration. in global warming – in Things rapidly escalated: which he still doesn’t believe. Some Byron Shire Councillors expressed their frustration by Mungo MacCallum last week at how long it was taking to get affordable within a matter of days Like a decreasing number of housing projects in place in the Shire. The issues of home- nuclear power was the debate flat-earth fundamentalists lessness and affordable housing tended to get confused Australia had to have. All the mining of uranium ore. The really too dangerous for Aus- (most of whom appear regu- during debate; there is some obvious area of overlap. usual suspects were wheeled irrational compromise that tralia, then we shouldn’t even larly in The Australian) our The frustration was expressed through motions by Crs out, all the old arguments was eventually reached was think of selling our uranium medieval Prime Minister John Lazarus and Richard Staples which resulted in a work- regurgitated. By the time to allow mining and export to other countries: this would thinks it’s all a scare cam- ing group being set up ‘to pursue a report on feasibility of Howard returned home from from the three mines already be most dreadfully unethical. paign run by sinister left- the site at Lot 10 DP 850902 Station Street Mullumbimby [a what he continued to deny operating, but to ban new Even for Howard this was wing elitists. vacant area between the council administration building was a farewell junket it was ones. humbug on a grand scale: his But still, it can’t do any and the preschool] for affordable housing and consideration turning into exactly the kind For the purposes of an lifetime stance has been to harm to make a few con- of other suitable sites’. They also resolved that the ‘Afforda- of melee he was hoping for. upcoming South Australian declare trade issues separate cerned noises about it, as ble Housing Committee in conjunction with the Affordable To the hardheads it may election the mine at Roxby from any standards whatso- long as they involve neither Housing Offi cer and working group consider Council owned have been just another dis- Downs was designated exist- ever, whether political or money nor action. To actu- or managed land for affordable residential cabins and camp- traction: true enough, but it ing rather than new, in spite ethical. ally do something about the ing grounds in the Mullumbimby vicinity’. The third resolu- was a big one – a distraction of the fact that it was not yet But, as it was intended to, problem would involve seri- tion called for ‘a report be provided on the potential for brighter than a thousand operating. An attempt was it provoked cries of anguish ous policy changes and cost using the western end of the Butler Street Reserve, Byron suns. In political terms, noth- made to placate uneasy con- from Labor’s left, which billions, not to mention Bay, as a primitive camping ground for temporary use’. ing divides like nuclear fi s- sciences by noting that Roxby once again signalled that it needing far more courage Cr Lazarus noted that Council had been working on sion. Downs produced small is prepared to die in a ditch than Howard has ever affordable housing for fi ve years and yet there are ‘no Even the conservatives amounts of copper and gold, over the issue. Thus the ura- shown. projects on the ground. It is time to grasp this issue.’ He have their differences, totally acceptable minerals. nium issue can be kept sim- How much more satisfying also suggested that all the reports produced on the subject although these tend to be at The fact that it is now the mering away until it comes to muse about nuclear pie in would be better off distributed to the homeless to keep the margin: questions of cost, largest producer of uranium to a huge and messy climax the sky, and watch the oppo- them warm. of effi ciency and of control. ore not merely in Australia at the party’s national con- sition work itself into a lather It is understandable that some Councillors would feel To most coalition members but in the world was left to ference next year – election about something which will frustrated by the process so far and commendable that the only serious dispute is the fi ne print. year. At least this is Howard’s never happen. Like Dr they would choose to act positively. However, community about federal-state relations. The utterly illogical three intention. Strangelove, our Dear Leader members pushing forward the affordable housing issue should not expect any speedy remedies. There is the Naturally noone would actu- mines policy has long been Nuclear power itself is, of has learnt to stop worrying rezoning of land and the exhibition of development appli- ally want a reactor in one’s the subject of ridicule, but course, not really the issue. and love the bomb. cations to consider; in the case of the Butler Street Reserve, the confl icts of uses with the markets site and the >Ê Ê skate park (which has now got the green light); the fact the new affordable housing offi cer is still to be hired; and, VÕÀÃiÃÊvÀÊ with another Council election just two years out, the possi- ÌiÀÊÓ bility the resolutions just won’t make it over the line. 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Letters to the Editor perhaps a few retaliatory health problems rather than violence in European culture. The USA is now seeking weapon states as soon as Fax: 6684 1719 bomb blasts that will kill criminal. The horror begins its passing to dominate world energy they get addicted to nuclear Email: [email protected] some our fellow citizens. Not The thinking that these when that is recognised sources by having the US energy is a major strategic Deadline: Noon, Friday too many we hope – unless problems can be cured by nationally. dollar backed by uranium. coup. But there are far more Letters longer than 200 words may be cut; letters the oil stops, the nuclear criminalising offenders, G R Dawe (Global warming, climate advantages for the nuclear already published in other powers panic and it all gets goaling, and therefore Uki change etc, have little to do fuel suppliers. United under papers will not be considered; out of hand. punishing them, rather than with it per se, just a good the umbrella of the IAEA, pseudonyms not acceptable. But rest easy: Our well attempting their rehab- Going nuclear excuse.) the market will be completely Please include your full name, protected politicians and ilitation, is overpowering of Before you make any deci- I urge the reader to spend regulated. As all of them address and phone number. their families are confi dent their human rights just as sions about whether Australia the time to study well the cooperate in the same that they will be quite safe. molesters overpower the should go nuclear, you may following sites. These are the organisations and all of them Deja vu John Weiley rights of their victims. More be very clear what goes on facts of the matter. If you do will be interested in the In spite of the overpowering Broken Head violence is not the solution, it behind the scenes at interna- not fully understand the highest possible earnings, stench of deja vu not one is the problem carried on. tional level. Basically, the machinations behind the together they will set the journalist covering our Prime Violence continued Directors of Reconciliation USA’s grip on the US dollar push for nuclear power then world’s nuclear fuel price. Minister’s recent junket Prime minister Howard’s Australia, Jackie Huggins is sliding away. For the past you are not qualifi ed to make Just like today’s world’s oil bothered to ask Mr Howard response to child abuse in and Mike Dodson, have said 30 years all oil sales have had an informed opinion. If you prices are decided on the if he would acknowledge that indigenous communities that that ‘what needs to change is to be paid for in US dollars, don’t have a computer then market places of IPE and all the marching bands and ‘we’re doing a grave disserv- how Australia moves beyond termed the ‘petro-dollar’. phone a friend who has one. NYMEX, nuclear fuel prices rubber chickens were turned ice to indigenous communi- serial crisis intervention to The US dollar was once http://www.museletter.com/ will be decided by the happy on just to help him over the ties by… holding back from take the systemic, long term backed by gold, and since the archive/149html, http://www. few. hump of saying yes to the the proper enforcement of action consistently called for 70s has been backed by oil. trinicenter.com/oops/ ‘Now comes the tricky forthcoming attack on Iran. the laws of this country by fellow Australians living This monopoly has been iraqeuro.html part. Nuclear fuel has to be Given that we will have no against people who trans- the horror’. undermined first by Iraq Excerpt from this site: paid for. The question is: in more say in this lawless attack gress those laws’ is the vio- The gaoling of Aboriginal demanding Euros not http://www.globalresearch. what currency (or currencies) than we had in the last one lence continued. child molesters, who are also dollars in payment, now ca/index.php?context=viewA will the customers have to we are left with the selfi sh Child molestation in victims – victims of a violent Iran and Russia whose oil rticle&code=DE%20200605 pay? These currencies will hope that the slaughter is common with male violence takeover of their lives by bourses (exchanges) come 23&articleld=2399 become the most needed and largely confi ned to the fami- toward women and drug European culture – is the into operation in a few ‘Of course, getting a fi rm wanted currencies in the lies of the middle east – with dependence are mental continuation of a systemic week’s time. grip on all non-nuclear- continued overleaf 30%#)!,3 30%#)!,3 30%#)!,3 30%#)!,3 30%#)!,3 30%#)!,3 30%#)!,3 30%#)!,3 30%#)!,3 30%#)!,3 30%#)!,3 30%#)!,3 30%#)!,3 30%#)!,3 * - Ê "/ ÊÌ >ÌÊvÀÊ30%#)!,3 30%#)!,3 30%#)!,3 30%#)!,3 30%#)!,3 30%#)!,3 30%#)!,3 ÕiÊ£ÊÕÀÊ/ ÕÀÃ`>ÞÊ ÕÀÃÊÜÊLiÊ ÎÊ 9Ê, Ê"/Ê-* - Ç°Îä>ÊÌÊ 7i`iÃ`>Þ]Ê/ ÕÀÃ`>ÞÊEÊÀ`>ÞÊ"Þ°Ê7 iÊ-ÌVÃÊ >ÃÌt Ç« ./2-!, 3!6% 3!6% 3!6% 02)#% 3!6% 1 Ê/" 9 1, //Ê ," Ê",Ê Ê -/ -Ê 6 9Ê +1 Ê"/- ,,"/- ,"< Ê ` °Ê££ i>V } xää} } "1,Ê, 1 ,Ê7 9Ê-* -
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"92/. "!9 continued from page 11 and buildings for the rest of put my soul into this Shire lawyer’. Most papers don’t world. You can compare it to time, after every natural over a 23 year period, I give reasons for refusal; most 42!$).' today’s US dollar… outlet is blocked or stifl ed would have thought that a don’t even acknowledge #/-0!.9 ‘…When nuclear fuel has just takes the cake, and bears phone call mightn’t have letters received. – Ed 2EJECT 3HOP to be paid exclusively in similarities to the Wooyung been too much to ask, 3HEFlELD KNIFE BLOCK PRICE dollars, demand for US Creek bund fi asco. particularly as it may be only Elliot’s record 7INE GLASSES FROM dollars and therewith the US If the more recent landslip a single word that offends, Par for the course that Jus- hegemony will be assured for and blockage at the Teven and particularly as there are tine Elliot was in 3TEMLESS WINE GOBLETS many decades to come.’ Road bridges is any indication bound to be readers out Mullumbimby to ‘announce’ 3ILK #USHION Keep in mind that Australia of what lies ahead with the there wondering if I’ve gone funding for the Civic Centre !ND SO MUCH MORE produces 27% of the world’s planned construction of senile and sunk to writing – this is basically all she does. */.3/. 342%%4 "92/. "!9 /00/3)4% "92/. #).%-! uranium. This could make several more bridges and (b)s and (r)s, which affects Obtaining the funding was, !,3/ /.,).% !4 Australia’s economic status other works, then God help my credibility should I at of course, the result of very WWW in future the equivalent of us all. some stage wish to re-enter hard work on the part of Crs ONLINEBARGAINSHOPPING COMAU that which is Saudi Arabia’s John Hayter the political scene. Peter Westheimer and Ray today. You don’t get the right Tintenbar As it happens I’m pretty Kestle. royal treatment, state dinners, sure that my last letter was We are left to wonder why iÀ>}Ê ÕÃÊ backslapping, buddy-buddy Humiliation rejected because it covers a this event should also be the headlines from the USA for I wonder if David Lovejoy or subject which is currently excuse for a huge ‘free kick’ ÞÀÊ >Þ nothing. Michael McDonald have taboo (t). Echo readers in for our colourless local mem- Peggy Balfour ever experienced the humili- other words are being denied ber in the form of an ‘article’ ÀÞÃÌ>Ê >ÃÌiÊ/ÕÀà Mullumbimby ation of having a letter con- access to views and comprised entirely of Dor- signed to the ‘also received’ information at the whim of a othy Dixers. ÃÌÊ->ÌÕÀ`>Þð Another landfi ll category? Sydney lawyer who Ms Elliot was elected with There was certainly no I doubt it – if they had they understands law but not Green preferences providing !VAILABLE FOR CHARTER GROUP REQUESTS AIRPORT yippy-yi-yooing up and down might by now have concluded politics – whoops I’d better 10% of her vote. She also got TRANSFERS 5P TO PASSENGERS the valleys and canyons of that as the letters component not go any further or this a little help from the decep- &ULLY ACCREDITED "OOKINGS RECOMMENDED Teven and Emigrant Creeks of The Echo is a signifi cant letter too will be stamped tive Libs for Forests and the by farmers on the Ballina part of the publisher-reader with a big T! jury is still out as to what >ÀÊä{ÓÊ{È£ÊÎ{Ó bypass announcement of yet relationship, letter writers Perhaps I should do a deals were done over funding another landfill, this time deserve at least the dignity of Mungo and restrict myself to their booth staff... Ms Elliot involving 460,000 cubic a reason for refusal. A system regurgitating the views and failed to attend the Parlia- metres to be placed across which puts a letter in brackets subject matter of a score of mentary Inquiry to give us -/"* the fl oodplain between their after each rejected name as a pundits in the dailies. Would her take on the matter. properties and the sea. rough indication shouldn’t that be safe enough for The On the day of her election - " As though enough be too hard to work out, for Echo? she quit the ‘left’ of the ALP Ê" Ê 9 heartache has not already example: (d) defamatory, (b) J Anderson (Fast Buck$) (who had supported her been infl icted on property boring, (r) repetitive, at Coorabell campaign) and joined the 1µÕiÊiÌ `ÊVL}Ê iÃiÊ iÀLÃÊEÊ owners with the splitting and present there seems to be a more career-friendly ‘right’. >VÕ«ÕVÌÕÀi°Ê7Ê}iÌÊVÌiÊVÀ>Û}ÊÕÌÊvÊ compulsory acquisition of general high-handed (w) we ■ The letter in question was Since then she has toed the ÞÕÀÊL`ÞÊÜÌ Ê{nÊ ÕÀÃ°Ê ÊÜi} ÌÊ}>ÊÀÊ farmland, reluctantly don’t have to give a reason 900 words long and we had party line with absolute Ã`iÊivviVÌðÊÊ>ÌÕÀ>° accepted as the law of the (or we hadn’t actually noticed no space for it. The subject integrity and pursued photo * iÊäÇÊxxÓÎÊÎnn land. To then have fl oodwaters that we are abusing our – the partiality of judges – is opportunities with relentless unnecessarily backed up over power). not taboo and we had no zeal. There have been no £ÎÊ*>VwÊVÊ} Ü>ÞÊ-ÕÌ Ê/Üii`Êi>`à crops, plantations, pastures In my own case, having reason to run it by ‘a Sydney pronouncements question- www.echo.net.au Byron Shire Echo May 30, 2006 13 Letters Little sympathy for the Tweed ■ It is interesting that the on the northern lake in now, and large tracts of this severe downpour which is Tweed Shire Council claims Yelgun Creek on still area are up for sale, and a hell not unusual for here. I now that Byron Shire is diverting mornings. To see the of a lot of earth movements know that the new petrol ÜÌ Ê water from the Yelgun Creek waterbirds struggling through happening. If they want the station, which will have its into the Tweed Shire when the slime is distressing. water to empty faster up their entry in Shara Boulevarde, }Ê >ÃÃÊ>ÌÊÌ iÀÊÌV i the topographic map for It should also be noted that end, then open up the will be importing extra metres Pottsville (9641-3s) clearly the lake north of the bund easements that run into the of fi ll, so again more area is ÊEÊ >ÞÕÊ 3ATURDAY *UNE now appears to have a Wooyung Creek and relayer taken out of the flood OR 3ATURDAY *ULY shows that all the Tweed AM n PM Shire canefi elds are north of different ecosystem to the your canefi elds to run back catchment storage area. Not -%.5 s 3ASHIMI SALAD s 4EMPURA the Billinudgel Creek. rest of the canal system as that way. happy, Council. s #OLD BUCKWHEAT NOODLE "OOKINGS PHONE OR WITH SOY DIPPING SAUCE Billinudgel Creek’s natural there are no mangroves etc, Since the bund has been in There are hundreds of EMAIL MISAKIBYRON OPTUSNETCOMAU&EE course travels from just south and opening the bund would for over ten years, it is now family homes involved in this, of Jones Road, east through be most likely to change this incorporated into the Marine and as the Council has a duty the Billinudgel Nature unique area. Park on the southern side, as of care to the residents that ÀiÊi>`Ê+Õ>ÀÀÞÊ >ÀÌ ÜÀà Reserve almost to the Old Bill Sweeney it is tidal. are already here, let your 7iÊV>Ê`Ê>ÞÌ }Ê>`ÊiÛiÀÞÌ }° Coast Road, then north North Ocean Shores On the northern side it is councillors know now that "ÕÀÊÊiÝV>Û>ÌÀÊiÛiÊ >ÃÊ>Ê}À>LÊvÀÊÀVÊÜ>à through the Wooyung caravan incorporated into the Tweed Shire has had the park to join Crabbes Creek ■ Oh me, oh my, poor cane Billinudgel Reserve, both means to fix their own ÕÃiÊÃÌiÃ]Êv>ÀÊÀ>`Ã] and Burringbar Creek as farmers in the Wooyung, it’s state departments. There are problems, and that they will Mooball Creek. cost them a million dollars so numerous other state have to give us assurances >ÊiÝV>Û>Ìðà Yelgun Creek starts south far because of the so-called departments that have to be that no large scale *ÀÕ`ÊÌÊÃÕ««ÀÌ of Billinudgel Creek, then bund. Well, get over it. In the included in any discussions development will be Ì iÊ*Ê >`ià south-east through the June 05 fl oods, the northern and/or resolutions and fi nally happening in the Wooyung >`ÊÌ iÊÀi`à Billinudgel Creek and end of the shire was classifi ed decisions re the bund. area like Salt and Casuarina. vÊÌ iÊ LÀ>ÀÞ° through Ocean Shores a natural disaster, which cost If that bund is changed too I believe Councillor >ÊvÀÊ>Ê canals. many millions and lots of drastically, all residents along Mangleson has had some vÀiiʵÕÌi ä{£n ÈÈÈ x{È It would appear that heartache. the waterways, any residents talks with Max Boyd, one of rumours that years ago the I will fi ght to not let the end living in low lying areas, eg three administrators for Tweed Shire forced cane of Capricornia Canal become Balemo Drive, anyone near Tweed Shire Council, re this farmers to divert their canals ‘the drain end’ for the southern the golf course, can expect so she might have some away from Mooball Creek end of the Tweed Shire. increased levels from what answers. may be accurate going by the There are approximately a they are used to now, and Kathy Norley chemical slime that appears third of the cane growers there that will happen even in a South Golden Beach ing any of the ALP’s gutless at night looking for ways to ‘communism’ (Stalinism) are and have been out spending Liver Clinic Support Group stances (or backdowns) on hurt your community may totalitarian regimes that our taxes on political junkets !RE YOU CONTEMPLATING TREATMENT AND WANT TO HEAR education funding, Medi- you find yourselves many commit horrifi c crimes and to Paris. FROM OTHERS HOW THEY EXPERIENCED IT care handouts, uranium years from now, grown, with atrocities against their And do they have any !RE YOU UNDERGOING TREATMENTS AND WOULD LIKE TO exports etc – which may a family of your own to sup- populations. answers as to what we should COMPARE YOUR EXPERIENCE WITH OTHERS have been hoped for from port and looking for a cheap Until people recognise and do to earn a buck once we !RE YOU ON OR INTERESTED IN TREATMENTS someone relying on Green family day out fi nding there demand governments to act fi nish chopping down all our (AVE YOU COMPLETED TREATMENT AND ARE PREPARED preferences. is nothing to do. I hope you according to the interests of remaining forests? No. All TO SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCE AND LEND YOUR SUPPORT TO Her claim to ‘oppose remember your part in dis- true consistent democracy, they do is swing their arms in OTHERS developments impacting couraging the many voloun- full and proper accountability, the air and sing ‘give trees a 4HIS GROUP PROVIDES AN OPPORTUNITY FOR PEOPLE CON negatively on our coastline or teers within our community transparency of political chance’. Give us a chance, TEMPLATING TREATMENT UNDERGOING TREATMENT AND hinterland’ looks very thin in who give freely of their time process, and most importantly we say. FOR THOSE WHO HAVE COMPLETED TREATMENT OR (EPA light of her supine support and resources to provide the need to serve above all If it hadn’t been for those TITIS # TO GET TO KNOW EACH OTHER for the environmentally dis- such events. If you are how- else the majority of ordinary Greens we wouldn’t have astrous and culturally callous ever an adult with a grudge I people and not the powerful gone to war with Saddam 4HE ,IVER #LINIC WELCOMES YOU TO COME AND PARTICI Tugun Bypass – after ‘Bum- have no words. corporatist, fi nancial interests, and the Wheat Board PATE IN A FACILITATED RELAXED INFORMAL DISCUSSION AND ble’ Beazley blew in and gave In closing I would like to then we can never say wouldn’t have had to pay all TO JOIN US FOR A LIGHT LUNCH AFTERWARDS 'ROUPS WILL BE it the tick. thank the many within our honestly we live in a genuine those bribes to him (so he HELD IN ,ISMORE FROM n PM ON &RIDAY Tom Tabart community who turned out democracy. could buy bullets to shoot us -AY *UNE *ULY !UGUST AND Brunswick Heads in droves to make the Bruns- Boyd Kellner with) behind the UN’s 3EPTEMBER wick Valley Fiesta 2006 pre- Newrybar back! &OR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT THE ■ The questions were not sented by the Mullumbimby continued overleaf ,IVER #LINIC ON Dorothy Dixers. It was as Adventist School and associ- Horrid Greens good a time as any to ask Ms ated SDA Churches of the We’d like to do some Greens Elliot questions. – Ed Byron Shire another huge bashing ahead of the state success. See you all next elections as it seems that this Sourpusses year. may become the main sport -! +"%, This letter is to the Mullum Karen Essery again of a few local business Maniac Sourpusses who Ocean Shores interests in the near future. / Ê, 79Ê, 9Ê ,]Ê 9," Ê 9 relentlessly stole our adver- Firstly we blame the ÊÈÈnxÊÇÈÈÓ Ê/ Ê "1-Ê+"%, "' + tising signage for the recent Accountability Greens for the appalling state Brunswick Valley Fiesta. Did Jim Inness’s obscurantist of our transport system. 7i`iÃ`>ÞÊΣÃÌÊÈ°Îä« you have nothing better to rant in reply (Letters, May What a mess! They have a -Ê,- " do, are you short of construc- 23) to Julie Nathan is reveal- nerve to worry about the / ÕÀÃ`>ÞÊ£ÃÌÊÈ°Îä« tive ways to spend your ing paranoid politics. The consequences of our pollut- nights? reader is subject to blither- ing transport on global , Ê,- ,Ê/," As the person who was out ing, incoherent conspiracies: warming. What has that got À`>ÞÊÓ`ÊÇ« in the pouring rain and freez- ‘international centralists’ – to do with anything? Mate! ing cold night after night one world government? a They’re all about spoiling my /1, Ê ", Ê replacing the signs that United Nations’ takeover, fun and taking away my 4 "6 ,- apparently angered you so undercover Fabians, interna- Wheel Drive. ->ÌÕÀ`>ÞÊÎÀ`ÊÈ°Îä« much I challenge you to tional communists in a Jew- And mate, they want to come forward and identify ish plot, maybe? Isn’t Sir ruin us, close down our busi- -Ê7 -" Ê yourselves. I would like the David Flint the monarchist nesses, stop progress, drive opportunity to meet you and arch conservative and good the tourist away, put up bar- -Õ`>ÞÊ{Ì ÊÈ°Îä« discuss your motives. Did friend of Alan Jones radio ricades around towns, and you feel left off the initial shock jock… adds up to the make people walk, for heav- / Ê "6 Ê 1- planning of the Fiesta, if so I usual extreme far right polit- en’s sake. `>ÞÊxÌ ÊÈ°Îä« would welcome your fresh ical scare tactics? Let’s face it, the Greens are ideas in planning the next Any informed reader of responsible for the mess we "9 Ê-* BVF. history and politics knows now have in our under- /ÕiÃ`>ÞÊÈÌ ÊÈ°Îä« If you are just angry young only too well that both funded public hospitals Ê - people who roam the streets Nazism/fascism and so-called (probably all over the world) 14 May 30, 2006 Byron Shire Echo www.echo.net.au Letters continued from page 13 pay cheque doesn’t go as far We could go on and on as it used to? Workers are about those terrible Greens clever enough to reject pay and their rotten plans to send cuts, but not clever enough us all broke, but nobody’s to realise that continual read- interested in the truth any justment of the infl ation for- more, so why worry? mula has hidden the true Mate! high rate of inflation as Becky and Tom shown in the original 1980 Jagtenberg infl ation formula, and hence Byron Bay has secretly reduced workers’ purchasing power every Did you notice? year. I notice that there was a Peter Olson recent small tsunami in the Goonengerry area east of Byron Bay, that I had mentioned in a previous Uncompromising Echo letter. I notice that the How to explain the stand by North Coast ABC radio per- Warren Entsch, Liberal son I had mentioned in my Member for Leichhardt last Echo letter no longer (Cape York) in his private works for the ABC on the members bill on same-sex North Coast. relationships? I notice a man drowned in In his maiden parliamen- the main street leading into tary speech (1996) Entsch Byron Bay, after I predicted said things that suggest he’s the inundation of Byron Bay likely to take a principled in an Echo letter. stand on such issues. He Did you notice that three challenged the ‘the fallacy of American states have voted community perceptions’, ‘the for impeachment proceed- inaccuracy of stereotypes’. ings against George Bush? As a railwayman from a they are morally equal on Entsch possibly now real- ing around like headless sights and we need to raise When do you reckon he will working-class family who every count. ises that giving same-sex chooks. He’s probably smil- something like another two attack Iran? became a Liberal MP he was He promised ‘grassroots, relationships equal rights is ing generously: ‘I know I’m million US. Did you notice the world going against what people commonsense representa- equally commonsense, obvi- bloody right, I know it won’t So many of us regard the consumed more food than it expected. tion’. He’s a man with real ous, fair and reasonable. be popular, but I’ve never humpbacks as family, having produced this year; doesn’t a Today he might have in commonsense, sizing up Only ideologically-blinkered compromised on being fair watched their numbers big famine lie ahead? Didn’t mind the community’s false situations honestly and idiots would stand in its way, and reasonable, and I’m not increase over the years, and they tell you, there will be perceptions about the dignity without blinkers. His repre- and he’s not one of those. going to do it now.’ the thought of their being 25% less rainfall locally and and quality of same-sex rela- sentations on behalf of Cape Whatever, he’s sent the Oh for a few more in Par- barbarically and cruelly har- globally from now on, due to tionships compared with tra- York Aboriginals and the Coalition into a frenzy. One liament like that! pooned is too much to con- the 25% global dimming? ditional marriages. Perhaps Torres Strait Environment of their own steps out of line, Lee Andresen template. Did you notice that your he grasps the truth – that testify to that. so they’re apoplectic, danc- East Ballina Local business will also be impacted as the whales who Whales in danger have begun to trust and once There will be little joy for again come close to shore How politics really works in NSW many of us when watching will be keeping their distance, the humpbacks make their affecting the whale watching I am afraid Jim Inness (Let- that Ministers didn’t like it, ‘unrecognisable’. Cabinet It takes a very brave and way up to Hervey Bay this business that brings a large ters, May 23) is correct in the Minister came to me Offi ce is referred to by advis- strong Premier or Minister to season and a lot of distress slice of annual profi ts to our saying that we do not live in afterwards red-faced with ers as ‘The Evil Empire’. make the bureaucrats do a real democracy and I have embarrassment. When Bob Carr came to what they really want. when they head back to Ant- community. fi rst hand evidence of that I asked a member of Cab- offi ce, the government essen- Terry Metherell, then arctica with their off spring. Please if you have some during my fi fteen years in the inet Offi ce once if the Pre- tially didn’t change. Minister for Education, told This is because the Japa- cash to spare, help Sea Shep- NSW Upper House. mier, Bob Carr, wanted If Peter Debnam wins me the only way to reform nese whaling fleet will be herd to secure a new ship. We New South Wales is essen- something, would he get it? offi ce in March next year, the the Department of Educa- lying in wait and about to must all take responsibility in tially run by Cabinet Offi ce He said, quite seriously, ‘He real government won’t tion was to destroy it fi rst slaughter 50 of them. Hump- anyway we can to protect our together with Treasury. does have some infl uence.’ change, because it is not then re-build it from scratch. backs have not been targeted whale cousins. The Director-General of Once I managed to squeeze elected. That was the only way the since whaling stopped in Donations can be made Cabinet Office is Roger a concession out of the Carr The promises he makes to culture could be changed. Australia 30 years ago, num- online at www.seashepherd. Wilkins. He was DG under government to supply funds the electorate may or may If you, as a voter, want to bers have greatly increased org. the previous Coalition to top up the Dunphy Wil- not be implemented. He will create real change you need and family groups begun to Ashiya Austin administration too. derness Fund to buy wilder- have little choice. He may to give the balance of power re-establish but according to Byron co-ordinator Premier Nick Greiner ness areas. manage to privatise a few to independents and Greens a government report released Sea Shepherd would not allow Roger We had to see the Premier entities, such as electricity in both Houses. They can last week, they are still on the Conservation Society Wilkins to be present at after having received the OK and public housing, of which force change through when endangered list. Cabinet meetings. A Minis- from Treasury. Bob Carr was the Treasury would certainly governments can’t. The only hope for whales ■ Letters acknowledged ter in the Carr Government thrilled and said, ‘Oh good, approve, but many of his It’s time for our own in the Southern Antarctic from Robyn Lucienne, Dut- complained to me that Bob something I want for a promises may prove ‘non- Member, Don Page, to con- Whaling Sanctuary this whal- ton Park, Senator Sandy Carr, however, allowed him change.’ core’. sider standing as an inde- ing season is for Sea Shep- Macdonald, Canberra, Barry to be present at Cabinet All policy minutes from Ministers cannot manage pendent, not a National. He herd Conservation Society to Booth, Canberra, Naval Pols, meetings, which the Minis- ministerial advisers and oth- their portfolios without will be able to achieve a lot have the ship it needs to go Byron Bay, Dominick Reyn- ter thought was not at all ers have to go through Cabi- advice. Radical changes are more for this area if elected and stop the slaughter. tiens, Rosebank, David Gilet, proper. When I mentioned net Offi ce fi rst. One policy fiercely resisted by the as an independent. Volunteers are working Byron Bay, Andrew Yong, his presence in Cabinet adviser told me that they bureaucracy and particularly Richard Jones world wide to secure the ship Eastwood, Pat Macgrath, meetings in the House and came out the other side Treasury. Possum Creek that Sea Shepherd has in its Noosa.
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Seedsavers visit Taiwan Festival search for historic photos Seedsavers founders Michel biodiversity. There are tions in Taiwan have not and Jude Fanton of Byron expert wild plant gatherers changed their trading Bay recently visited Taiwan. the original Austronesian names. They report back: inhabitants, and expert culti- ‘Local varieties have been ‘The visit was greatly facil- vators in the dominant Chi- replaced by up to fi ve time itated by anthropologist Dr nese population. more expensive one-size-fi ts- Linda Gail Arrigo, whose- ‘As well Taiwan has a sub- all high-tech seeds. In turn former husband Shih Ming- tropical climate with a cen- these varieties require more te was jailed for twenty-fi ve tral chain of steep mountains Monsanto or Dupont agri- years during the period of with hot springs where tem- cultural biocides, resulting in martial law. Linda was the perate crops such as peaches more nitrates and pollutants first person to produce are grown in its rich volcanic in food. This pathway is well reports on the working con- soils. Taiwanese cuisine is known. ditions of women, in particu- consequently amazingly ‘At each meeting we had lar those in factories, spark- diverse. It is not unusual to discussions over the extent of ing a movement and she is have over 100 ingredients in GMO plant trials in Taiwan. now something of a folk hero a meal. Surprisingly only a few peo- recognised everywhere she ‘As in many countries, it is ple were aware of their exist- travels in the country. home gardeners and the ence. ‘We met with executives, highland subsistence farm- ‘We all put together strate- staff and volunteers of Tai- ers, not conventional farm- gies for an all encompassing wan Environmental Protec- ers, who are the guardians of seed conservation movement tion Union, Green Formosa 99% of crop diversity. Rapid in Taiwan. Seed Savers has Front, Formosans Network industrialisation and urbani- acquired a high defi nition for Heritage and Urban sation has put pressure video camera for a series Conservation, Plant Protec- on commercial farmers to of documentaries. Our debut tion Foundation of Science use corporate seeds that pro- was fi lming the guardians of and Technology, Taiwan duce tasteless but perfect- traditional varieties in the Environmental Network, looking vegetables with the breathtaking backdrop of Taiwan Nature Trail Society, usual dependency on chemi- Taiwanese mountains. Taiwan Homemakers, and cal pesticides and fertilisers. ‘Especially impressive were Earth Passengers ‘The head of the Depart- the ancient terraces, the cul- ‘All of these NGOs sprung ment of Agronomy at the tivation of rare tea varieties out of the democracy move- National Taiwan University and beautifully tended vege- ment after martial law was not aware that Seminis, table gardens. We interviewed was lifted in the 1990s. We the world’s largest vegetable indigenous leader, Alice Lin were also privileged to meet seed company, now fully and democracy movement indigenous leaders and farm- owned by Monsanto, is leader Linda Gail Arrigo on ers and met with publishers entrenched in Taiwan with its the cultural signifi cance of about translating The Seed agricultural research hap- keeping traditional food Savers’ Handbook into Chi- pening in Tainan province. plants, indigenous cultivation nese. As usual, the seed companies and medicinal plants.’ ‘Taiwan has several pre- that have been absorbed Find out more online at conditions for food plant by multinational corpora- www.seedsavers.net.
Not a lot has changed in If you’ve got any old pho- The Festival, a World downtown Billinudgel over tos from your family’s collec- Environment Day activity, the past 100 years. The trees tion, bring them to the soci- will be at the Shearwater were a bit closer in 1906 and ety’s historic photos Steiner School at there is more development exhibition at Brunswick Val- Mullumbimby. these days, but Billinudgel is ley Nature Festival on Satur- The Festival will be a fun essentially the same place. day June 3. The society will day for all the family with Other old photos in make copies of them and is children’s activities, work- Brunswick Valley Historical offering small prizes for the shops and talks on a variety Society’s collection show best ones they receive. of topics to do with the fl ora greater changes, such as Mt You can also bring to the and fauna of the region, and Chincogan shorn of its veg- festival any plants you have a keynote address on the etation. at home that you would like effects of climate change on The society is looking for to learn more about. Experts the Brunswick Valley. more historic photographs will be on hand to identify For more information call that show how the valley your native plants and Judy MacDonald on 6684 used to be. weeds. 5390.
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1. Galaxy Quest (NBN, Saturday, 7.30pm) is one of the best spoofs ever of the sci-fi genre and Sigourney Weaver has great fun sending herself up. 2. Markku Peltola stars in Man Without A Past (SBS, Wednesday, 10pm), a fi rst rate Finnish drama on the theme of amnesia (which usually seems to draw intelligent cinematic interpreters). 3. Dustin Hoffman is excellent as the idiot savant (called savant syndrome in polite circles these days) in Rain Man (Prime, Sunday, 10.30pm), as is Tom Cruise as his manipulative brother. ABC’s new series Answered By Fire (Saturday, 10.20pm) starring David Wenham is particularly timely given 1 2 3 the current trouble in East Timor.
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he crowd raised their that circles Kathmandu. young offi cer replied. Philip fists chanting their Here the cry for democracy was angry and indignant. T demand for democracy. is greatest. It comes from the ‘What are you going to tell They had come to a stand- hundreds of thousands of your children you did in still in the narrow cobble- people who have fl ooded into 2006? I beat the heads of stone streets of Kathmandu the capital from rural areas other children in..?’ The offi - and stood face to face with a over the last two decades cer looked away. His other line of police fi ve rows deep. looking for jobs and a better men looked away. A French Behind the helmeted police life. In a country served by a women took up the theme. with their shields and bam- reasonably independent She removed her surgical boo batons which they wield media they cannot but com- mask which gave some cold with brutal effi ciency stood pare their own miserable lot comfort from the tear gas. green clad soldiers with auto- to the published corruption ‘I am not afraid to show matic rifl es. The soldiers were and lavish lifestyle of the king my face,’ she told the offi cer. the fi nal back-up should the who thinks nothing of send- I felt him cringe again. I kept people break through the ing the national airline jet to the camera on him and police lines and softer options Japan to pick up expensive slowly zoomed in. His eyes of teargas, rubber bullets and material for his daughter’s showed tears and I felt for baton charges. The people’s wedding. him. We found out later that goal? The royal palace one To complicate matters, in he had a Masters in History kilometre away. the mountains that surround and had never joined the There King Gyandendra Kathmandu and stretch police force to do this to his hung onto his absolute power throughout Nepal to the Protesters clash with police in the streets of Kathmndu. Photo Philip Blenkinsop own people. An underling with grim determination like mighty Himalayas and Mt had fi red the fi rst tear gas a modern day Louis XIV. For Everest on the northern bor- checked my camera was On this day in this narrow moments of a second like a shot that had started the two weeks and more before I der with Tibet are the Maoist Iready to go at a moment’s street in Kathmandu the sculptor or painter studies a panic and the baton charge. landed in this hippy Shangri guerillas. The Maoists are notice and fi tted my climb- most dramatic moment of nude. Wondering which angle Philip and I enjoyed a beer La of the sixties where cheap committed to an armed er’s helmet in case the crowd the last three weeks which best to shoot/paint them together back on the hotel hash mixed with the fl ower struggle with a political ideol- responded to the police with had seen me dog his steps from. I remember thinking top roof that night as the dis- children’s desires to fi nd the ogy not dissimilar to the rocks and house bricks rain- 24/7 was about to happen. with cold calculation, how tant mountains embraced us meaning of life, the demon- Shining Path in Peru in their ing through the air. I’d had And it’s for the privilege of can I show the blood and this in the nippy evening air. Glad strators daily routine has determination to return that happen around me a few capturing and surviving these boy’s fi ve inch open gash to to be alive. been the same. People taking Nepal to pre-modern times. times now and didn’t fancy a moments that you do it. You best effect? How best to show Two days later the king to the streets, burning tyres, The Maoists, inspired by rock in the face. don’t want to see them hap- what these brutal bastards went on television to stoning and torching taxis or Chairman Mao’s guerilla tac- How was it that I found pen because people get hurt have done to this kid? The announce that he would give any vehicle which dared to tics and ideology are dis- myself here thinking what and I don’t want that. But in camera is a great tool to hide in to the popular demand. defy the general strike, con- owned by today’s Chinese would I do, where would I a twisted almost voyeuristic behind and distance oneself He would hand back power fronting the police with their leadership in Beijing who run for cover if the police did way, as a fi lmmaker you are from what is naked reality to the parliament. The next simple message. The king fi nd them an anachronism in open up and the shit hit the kept inspired by the oppor- before you, the same way day hundreds of thousands had to give back the power. their own state driven capital- fan? I was aware that I was tunity to bear witness to people watch the news on of people joyfully took to the Already l4 civilians had ist ways to modernize China just a bit player on this grand events that somehow make TV and distance themselves ring road to celebrate their been killed in this three week and make it the economic stage that saw the super pow- more meaning of the good in the emotional safety of victory. It seemed the end to uprising, beaten to death or giant of the world. During ers of the world pushing the and dark sides of what it their lounge. the story. from live rounds fi re. Thou- this fi ght for democracy, the king to give the people means to be human, what we Flying out of Nepal the sands had pushed the hospi- Maoists have declared a ‘democracy’ so they could are capable of doing. Not ater the cops took off in next day we read in the paper tal system to breaking point ceasefi re and seem content get on with more important always a pretty sight. Lanother blood-curdling that the Opposition parties with wounds and cranal frac- biding their time watching business elsewhere. Suddenly a tear gas round charge past us with batons, had chosen a doddery old tures from police batons. how things pan out in the When I left beautiful was fi red followed quickly by shields and helmets swinging man of 83 who wouldn’t be The main focus of opposi- valley below where the seven Brunswick two weeks before, another. The crowd immedi- and we were on the run able to make it to the sitting tion and determination cen- opposition political parties kissing my kids goodbye to ately turned in a panic and again. Philip ahead of me of the restored Parliament tred around several combata- have formed an alliance to dash to Ballina airport to their chanting energy trans- and my camera wildly run- the next day. We read that tive neighbourhoods on the back the people’s push for the catch the plane to Thailand, formed into fl ight as the cops ning showing cobblestones, when he was previous Prime outer 27kilometre ringroad return to democracy. I had no idea I would end up charged with their batons sky and cops beating their Minister he had been under in Nepal. swiftly raised and coming bamboo sticks menacingly a cloud of corruption charges I was going to Bangkok to down on any poor wretch too on the ground before me. for allegedly fleecing the link up with 4l year old Aus- slow or trapped by the fl eeing Suddenly they came to the national airline. The story of
tralian photographer Philip numbers before him to get end of the alleyway which people’s passionate determi- Blenkinsop who is based away in time. opened into a deserted mar- nation being betrayed yet there to fl y onto China. A A sea of sandals and aban- ketplace. The cops paused again seemed all too familiar. peaceful assignment. Philip doned shoes in those fi rst few for breath, a few smiling at Philip and I knew this chap-
is to be the subject of my moments of mayhem were their intimidatory charge. ter was closed but he at least next documentary for SBS. scattered before me as I A German traveller would be back again some
Hopefully. But there are no looked up to fi lm the fl eeing decided to take them on and day sooner than later. And I guarantees in the fi lm fund- crowd ducking down side give them a lecture in knew I had a lot of viewing ing game. alleys, running away from a humanity. As he strode to do to cut the pilot for SBS
Philip has lived and free- continuing salvo of gas and bravely into their midst giv- before I would head back
lanced for the last l7 years batons. ing them a serve up of why again for more adventures covering lesser known wars Tear gas stung my eyes as they should be ashamed of with Philip. and confl icts in SE Asia. He I stumbled through the white themselves, a couple of cops has a rather unique eye for mist upon Philip coughing reared up in indignation but ■ If you would be interested the bizarre and extraordinary. and spluttering like me try- it didn’t stop him. The offi - to see some edited version of %%#$) %%#$ With this gift, he has a strong ing to get the wretched stuff cer had to move quickly to David’s rushes shot in Nepal sense of social justice and out of his eyes and lungs. In calm his men. The German he says he would show them #!% $ compassion that comes out good Neil Davis taught tradi- continued to give them lip, locally if there is enough in his photographs and his tion, I kept the camera roll- denouncing their brutality. interest as a fundraiser for & EZEMPEFPIRS[ " approach to his subjects. A ing no matter what and got Philip snarled in agreement the Frontline Film Founda- natural choice you would some dramatic footage. I as he rewound his camera. tion which helps fund fi lms !"$ $# !" $ ! think worthy of backing by came upon a young boy of He was outraged by what he like Blowin’ in the Wind and & # $!%"'# $ either the ABC or SBS for about l4 knocked uncon- had just seen and felt moved others. If you are interested '''("! ('" $"##$ & ! the filmmaker who made scious to the ground wrapped to challenge the offi cer in in a local screening please Frontline (about legendary in an embryonic position charge of the police. contact Giovanni Ebono on news cameraman Neil Davis with a middle aged balding ‘Do you have children?’ he 6684 6202 or giovanni@ in the Vietnam war). man I studied them in asked. ‘Yes of course,’ the ebono.com.au. MAY 30 – JUNE 6 ALL YOUR COASTAL ENTERTAINMENT
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• THE BLACK STARS • MIA DYSON• • THE DREAMING • NC JAZZ FESTIVAL • SHOW PONIES • MERCHANT OF VENICE • Giving a Chant I RECENTLY REMARKED my PeaceI played in on my drive back from home – I'd get home and say to echoed in the masculine/feminine and aversion to chanting. In particular, Ballina and was so in the mo- Nyck here's a tune I've been sing- dichotomy of the album's produc- then chanting while wearing crocs. So ment I nearly drove off the road ing and Nyck would put music tion. into when Nyck Jeanes and Rachel into our local version of subway together.' Rachel: 'Sita and Ram are the more Zinman asked me to listen to – you know, not the one that It wasn't long before the chants great lovers – and the elements eastern their CD of devotional chants, serves trains, the one that serves found music and the songs found of the divine – the Shiva/Shakti modes in Subway Bhaktis, as preparation sandwiches. homes. According to Nyck 'We – that's why we did it like that to the celebration for an interview, I was a little nerv- Boasting 15 years together, Nyck recorded 'Om Shanti Peace' ...It's really deep to write music of the feminine and then into the ous. What if I suddenly became and Rachel are the ultimate with Kamal Engels our producer together, and to be in the studio masculine principle and then the enlightened and gave up my job Mind/Body couple. Rachel in de- and he entered it in the Dolphin together. It's taken us about a two coming together which is Sita Ion the spot? What if I hated it? mand all over the world as a Yoga Awards and it won the best devo- year.' Ram and then coming together in Thankfully neither happened, and instructor and Nyck a broadcaster, tional music for 2003. When we a more orgasmic peace, and then I'm pleased to say that Subway The CD is a fi nely crafted delicate receding into the subway – the publisher and provocateur. So were in New York doing Kirtan, composition that refl ects the care- Bhaktis is well grounded in the why a CD? Petula Clarke warned which is devotional singing, in true masculine and feminine.' mechanics of good music but also ful planning and thought put in Don't Sleep in the Subway, so bigger groups we'd do some of by the third party in the creative So, why the subway? What mea- offers purpose for those more should we be chanting in it? the chants with a harmonium and ing does an underground travel spiritually inclined. relationship, Producer Kamal For Rachel, putting melody to people would sing along with us.' Engels. system give to something as chant was just a way to try and re- 'Most of the chants are traditional ancient as chanting? 'He does all the programming, member her spiritual instruction. or variations on chants because bass, keyboard... we went to him Nyck: 'Those subway sounds you 'When I was living in New York this kind of stuff is varied. This is with raw tunes and he said, we hear on the CD are real New York my yoga teacher gave me differ- not classical Indian music, this can make something fabulous subway sounds...' ent chants for health and well is bhakti, which means devo- with that!' Rachel: 'My teacher actually gave tion – so it's a form of yoga, and being – and to rememer them For Rachel, creating the CD has me the talk once that when you I used to make up little tunes. I a celebration of the divine. We fl y it's easier to meditate but have taken it and made it our own actualised the deeper purpose of used to work in Manhattan and her yoga practise. 'For me that's when you're in the subway you're make them up on the – they are semi-pop and semi-bal- really grounded because you are lad.' what yoga is about, it's about the subway on the feeling you get in your heart – a under the earth – it grounds you way home As the two speak it's obvious it's lot of people when they chant will inbetween – so it's a great place – I'd sing been a great chance for them cry, and they say, I don't know to chant..' it all the both to join in on a shared project, way where each has something particular and complementary to ‘...it's been a journey for us and it's more like who we offer. The accompanying images are – tongue in cheek – not new age people.' for the CD launch are passionate and exposed and I wondered if making an album like Sita Ram why I feel so emotional – the Nyck: 'It's very much about us, re-ignited the passion in a long chants are very hypnotic, it can be because we are not airy fairy peo- term relationship. part of heart opening and can take ple and the sound of the subway There's a giggle and a 'Yes it did' you into a trance. and Nyck and Rachel reminds you from Rachel and from Nyck, 'You can get into these ecsatic that we are just ordinary people 'It's more of a journey of our trance-like states just by chanting living in New York doing these spiritual connection. A – it doesn't matter what you chant spiritual things, it's been a jour- strong part of our relation- as long as you repeat it over and ney for us and it's more like who ship is that and the bond over again. The theory is that you we are – tongue in cheek – not and friendship...we've need to give the mind something new age people.' always sung together.' to do and it's repetitve activity THE CD is to be launched at I do remember when and if it's sound, the mind really the Byron Community Centre Nyck and Rachel likes it, so instead of giving it lots, this Friday where the venue will fi rst met, hearing you give it one thing to concen- be transformed to a subway in them sing together trate on, it doesn't really matter situ. Beautiful cover artwork and in the early throes what...But in sanskrit, certain photos are by Roger Cosgrave. of romance, at a cafe sounds have certain vibrations.' Also performing on the night will table somewhere in Sita Ram is a journey in itself. be Murray Burns, Parissa from Belongil over a decade ago. Hottentots, Liz Lord, Asakti, Kamal They were the poster pair for 'The fi rst chant is about removing and percussionists James and passion. obstacles and as you go through Avishai. 7.30pm, tix are $20 and it opens to the possiblity of are available now at the Commu- So it's no surprise to see the enlightenment, opening the heart theme continued, the title nity Centre.
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THESOAPBOX with Mandy Nolan A Curly Issue
ike most kids, I was convinced to as well. Most of us would gasp at the crew been spending trying to tame their time the mainstream machine stopped eat my crusts to make my hair very idea of ironing our clothes but think boundless bonces? How many hours oppressing the freedom seeking frizz. Lcurly. Of course there has been no nothing of ironing our hair to get that have they spent covered in chemicals, Just say Yeah to Big Hair. proven connection between the hard- smooth sleek look. Apparently it makes trying to fl atten their follicles, only to You can't think with straight hair. Hair ened outside of a wheat loaf and the spi- you look younger. I think it just makes work up a sweat and have the whole are your antennas to the universe Man. raling of one's hair – but I gobbled them you look the same as everyone else. I thing spring up again. Bring back big George Bush would be a different dude up in the vain hope that one day my hair am guilty of hair ironing, but why fork hair. Hair that enters a room before you with a two foot afro. Let the curls go would be a mass of ringlets. No luck, I'm out $300 when a regular clothes iron is do. Giant curls. Tight curls. Frizzy curls. free, unleash them in all their largeness. cursed with straight hair, a fat arse and just as effective, and you even have a It's time the straighties felt the pinch, felt I won't be happy until I see all the smug now I'm gluten intolerant. I found myself steam option. the sting of social exile when their hair is little straighties lining up for a perm. using the same fl awed logic to convince suddenly deemed 'uncool'. With a decade of sleek and stunning Let them bear the brunt of a geneti- my daughter to fi nish her sandwich and locks, one can only ask: what happened There's something a bit Ku Klux Klan cally unachievable ideal. Let them feel she choked in horror: 'as if I want curly to the curly people? Where have they about the whole straight hair thing. inadequate and daggy. Let them stink of hair.' been hiding their shamelessly big hair? Whities have straight hair. Black people chemicals and too much hairdresser in- It's true. For the past 10 years fl attened Their unruly, uncontained, larger than have curls. Beautiful wild enigmatic tervention. Let’s burn those hair straight- hair has reigned supreme. Not only do life, curls? I think it's time the curly folk waves. Every time I see Beyonce bounc- ening devices and liberate the lock. I'm you have to be pencil thin, to be fash- got together and fucked up the straight- ing around with her fl attened head I sick of living in a globe full of straights: ionable you need to have skinny hair ies. How much money have the curly think let that Hair-do go free sister. It's bring on a curly world!!!
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and released their fi rst album in March this year backed by the John Butler Seed Program and The Australia Council for the Arts. festivals Xavier Rudd has welcomed them on board on his national tours and they have been invited to record a song on the upcoming THE JIVE ON JAZZ graduate of ANU school of Kev Carmody tribute album alongside The Waifs, Tex Perkins and – Getting Straight music and has been playing John Butler. What an Honour! See them up close and intimate The Bangalow Jazz Festival and recording with bands like from 6pm. over the Queen's Birthday Malumba and Katook. Straight weekend brings a horde of Up are exactly that, Straight WALKING THE LINE talent to the area. Straight Up the best jazz you'll hear all The Who sang 'The Kids are alright' but after you've seen the Up are comprised of world night. JayWalks, you'll be testifying that they're not just alright, they're class jazz musicians, this frigging awesome! The band is barely in their teens with Robert triumphant trio boasts a OPENING THE Raguse at 13, Alex L'Estrange at 14 and Edward L'Estrange at triptych of talent. With Eric C JAZZ JAR 12. These guys formed back in 2003 – when most of their mates Ajaye on bass from the US By now you'd be well aware with extensive experience, that Bangalow is getting ready playing with musicians such to break into some serious as Freddie Hubbard, Bennie scat. In four venues over four Maupin, Nancy Wilson and days this equals one long more...Eric has also done fi lm weekend of fun. The opening and TV work in the US and night only tickets are available Straight Up with Eric C Ajaye since arriving in Australia he now and feature a stellar line Bangalow Jazz Festival A&I Hall, 9-12 June has performed with some up. With Badema, featuring of our country's leading jazz Moussa Diakite, Twelve Tone musicians. Michael Azzo- Diamonds, Bobby Singh and jazz. Friday 9 June for just Canada, New Zealand, the pardi tinkles the piano. The Ben Walsh, Jackie Orszacsky $25 at the glorious River- USA, Papua New Guinea and man started classical piano Trio, Gerard Masters Trio, view from 6pm. Check the Cambodia. when he was fi ve and moved Roddy and the Fellas and True website for program details There are stories of love, on to jazz piano by 16. By that Live, this will be a complete so you don't miss a beat. smother love, mateship to time he found himself play- knock out. Also performing is www.conservatoriumarts.org mystery, struggle, strange- ing with Sydney's best jazz Axle Whitehead, presenter or phone 6621 2266. ness, reunion and recon- and session musicians like of Video Hits, and the Ben ciliation, risk and revenge, James Morrison. Christo- Winkelman Trio. So jump to DREAMING ON – discovery and dark deeds; the pher Thwaite is a long time it and don't miss out on the CELLULOID DREAMS surreal and suicide, humour, horror and high hopes, The Dreaming Festival pulls in an array of arts together, inspiration and admiration, dance, music, theatre, fear and forgiveness.Then comedy, street performance, there’s passion and peace poetry and fi lm. In fact, nearly making, secrets, sadness and 70 full-length fi lms, short soulmates, loss, loneliness fi lms, documentaries and and the last of the nomads, collections will be shown over war and whales, adventure this four day annual interna- and endangered species, tri- tional indigenous festival held umph, turmoil and tribulation, on the Woodford Folk Festival courage and common bonds, site. It promises to be a rare reconnection and respect, hu- fi lmfest with an aggregate miliation and hip hop, dreams, footage screening for more demons and the desert, craft than 24 hours – so much that and cultural change, seasons it could have patrons reeling. and self-determination, recog- There will be movie magic of nition and the rice of life, and an indigenous genre contrib- life in the forest. Dreaming Festival uted from several countries Queen's Birthday Weekend. Queen’s birthday long weekend – Woodford Festival site including Australia, the UK, For ticketing enquiries go to www.thedreamingfestival.com
original guitarist, singer and On this, his fi rst studio album music roundup main songwriter in the UK's 'Community' showcases his The Stranglers. He brings belief that strong communi- his solo show to Australia ties are essential to building a MIA TAKES YOU debut, Cold Water. I Meant to promote his new album better world. Able to switch HIGHER Something to You Once is the 'Beyond Elsyian Fields'. Hugh between honest, soulful, It's going to be the best fi nal single off that album. The has enjoyed massive success acoustic tunes, to that of Sunday evening in June when song highlights the deliciously with ten hit albums and 21 more uplifting groove laden Aria Award winning Mia rich vocals that have become top 40 singles in the 17 year folk, Loren is as enjoyable as Dyson performs supported her signature calling card on period that he was in The he is diverse. Friday, with by Liz Stringer and Dirty stages around the world. She Stranglers. He has revelled bookings for dinner by Lucy. Most recently Mia was has a songwriting ability that in his musical freedom ever Wednesday. 6677 9457 crowned Rhythms Magazine has earned her respect and since he stepped off the 2005 Artist of the Year. She's acclaim well beyond her 25 stage at a soldout gig the years. With tix at just $18/20 MUSIC FOR THE one of those rare artists who Stranglers did back in 1990 ENVIRONMENT manage to waft between the this will be an awesome night and announced it was the last World Environment Day lines of commercial success of duelling ballads and dirty iVÊÕÌÊÕÀÊÜiÃÊvÊÌ iÊÌ time he would be fronting the is all about celebrating the and credible, raw talent. Mia rock. Bangalow A&I Hall group. Hugh felt it was 'a bit sustainable interaction of /1,- 9-ÊqÊ/ iÊ ÕÕLiÀÀÞÊ> has been captivating crowds on Sunday at 7pm. Tix are like having a noose' around people in the environment. at festivals around the country available at Barebones, Urban his creative neck and that it A song has never destroyed and selling out her headline Cafe, Mullum Book Shop and , 9ÊäÓ -/1, 9ÊäÎ was time to do something a forest. It's never put a hole shows. Her Aria Award All Music and Vision in Byron. different. He said 'to leave a in the ozone. But a song has / Ê61 Ê -/ , winning album from 2005, band you've been with for 17 inspired change, it has got Parking Lots, is the follow IS THAT HUGH? years is an emotional decision people up, got them passion- up to her highly acclaimed Hugh Cornwall was the and you feel it internally. The ate and got them moving. , 9Êä -/1, 9Ê£ä hard thing was not being That's why it's so appropriate ,""6 Ê --9 -"/Ê "- able to talk to anyone about to have musicians performing it. But I wanted to do it and to celebrate the day. The mu- that was that.' Hugh Cornwall sical program kicks off at Uki f{°xÊ,"-/Ê 1 -ÊÇÊ 9- is one of the world's great Hall on Saturday evening singer songwriters. He plays with Future Native, King the Beach Hotel on Friday. Marong and Safara and again Show starts at 9pm. in Murwillumbah's Knox -*",/- Park from 1pm - 3pm. " LISTEN TO LOREN 1-/, This month's Epiphany Arts THE SULTAN at Stoker's Siding Community 30%#)!, OF SING Hall features Loren who fi rst We're in for a musical treat !,, 7%%+ appeared as the support for when Dan Sultan and (!(. Lior. He was so popular, the Scott Wilson hit Why Not 02%-)5- organisers decided to get Restaurant in Byron Bay on him back. Singer/songwriter Thursday. They fi nished off Loren is now three albums last year playing the Falls Mia Dyson into what is proving to be an Festival to 25,000 people Bangalow A&I Hall on Sunday encouraging musical career. 24 May 30, 2006 Byron Shire Echo www.echo.net.au
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Sara Tindley returns wordsmith extraordinaire will the kids will join the mosh. It's where they were described to present songs from her also be popping in. Sunday at just amazing to see the depth as the revelation of the Festi- forthcoming CD. Sara is sim- Ewingsdale Hall from 7pm. of talent these kids have val. Not only was it an honour ply as good as it gets, a true Still only $10. – what's even more amaz- Aussie country-style to share the stage with so ing is that it's coming out of many great musicians from storyteller with the sweet, quiet and rather se- all over the planet creating a most easy-listen voice, date Ballina, a town renowned multicultural vibe which is the vibe, looks and funky- for being more nerdy than essence of Australia for Tom- simple guitar chops groovy. Way to go. Lovers of mee, but he also prepared a in town. Tarshito and rock should catch these guys, (OTEL 'REAT .ORTHERN traditional Palumara Fish Soup Paul Kimmell are back they are seriously good. for over a hundred people as with guitar and fl ute 0REMIER %NTERTAINMENT 6ENUE part of the festivities. 'I was respectively. These IN THE NEIGHBOUR- HOOD more nervous in the kitchen mega-well-known and than when I am on stage,' loved musical friends Tommee And The Neigh- says Tommee. Be transported never fail to take their bourhood return to their spir- 4HUR to the jungles and be infected $!3 25-053 itual home of Coorabell Hall listener on a journey. with the rhythm of freedom! this Friday as part of their A recent new face (he 0- national tour celebrating the wowed 'em), imported FUNKING GOOD release of their new album from Tamworth, Guy A blissful, mystical, ‘zingy’ Kachampo. Unlike his fi rst CD, Kachel opened his night is guaranteed at the &RI No Added Sugar, a live studio debut set with a brief 4(% ",!#+34!23 Coorabell Hall on Satur- recording with full band, KA- intro, then whammed day with funky feel-good CHAMPO features Tommee into a song with full grooves set to fi ll the air, and playing every instrument, as country guitar and "2).$,% the dance fl oor. Purveyors well as writing, arranging and top oz-country voice, Christine Strellan of conscious groove, The producing all 11 tracks. His singing 'I was born in a Writers at the Rails - Sunday Blissmongers top the bill as very particular goal was to town where stars col- 4(% 2)$% 0-
Southern Cross University Why Not Stand Up Com- student Melanie McDonald edy Open Mike night at culture/events will join with her father Mal- the aforementioned restau- 3AT -!23(!,, colm to present their different rant in Jonson Street on interpretations of a journey Wednesday evening. With 0- they shared together to the new, established and fi ring local artist with great energy ART small Himalayan kingdom of wits making their way to the and love of a good party. RELATIVE SUCCESS Nepal. Malcolm’s talent lies talking stick, it's a night not to Trudy opens her signature 3UN 350%2&2%!+3 Wet Paint Gallery presents an behind the camera, and he miss. Gold Coast comedian, gallery this Sunday with a host inspiring collection of works has chosen several of his the fab Steve Allison as MC, of friends who are coming 0- by Cath Grant and her three photographs that he believes it's faster, funnier and freakier to help celebrate, so you can children. This is a unique ex- best illustrate their two-week than you could ever imagine. enjoy Trudy's work and the hibition comprising of artwork trek. Drawing on her own Just $5 from 8pm, and $25 if musical surrounds. Featuring from a funky family, who are experiences, Melanie has you want a meal, a wine and a the talents of Lisa Hunt, Andy #/-).' 3//. as colourful in spirit as they responded to each of these show! Limited seating, so get Jans Brown and Didjworks, 42!.3 !- 4(523 *5.% are on canvas.‘It’s All Rela- images in her preferred there early. Better still, book at this will be one chilled out fun tive’ is an eclectic collection, medium – oil paint on canvas. the restaurant!! 6680 7994. 4(% 02%3%43 $)')4!,)3- 3!4 *5.% Sunday art happening. From including acrylic works on They will be celebrating their $)249 4(2%% %$ +5%00%2 4(523 *5.% canvas, board, block-mounts, 3.30pm, unless Trudy decides different interpretations in a THEATRE "544%2&).'%23 &2) *5.% gourds, and a Maton guitar. otherwise. 12 Bayshore collaborative exhibition 'We SHOW PONIES It refl ects the art of putting Drive, Arts and Industry 4(% "%!54)&5, ')2,3 35. *5,9 See Things Differently' at the Where can you see 8 local fun back into family. A family Estate (next to the IGA). Piece Gallery and Studio in professional performing art- +)33#(!3%9 &2) *5,9 that paints together, well, I Mullumbimby throughout ists doing intimate and varied don't know, I suppose, they FATHER AND 4(% "544%2&,9 %&&%#4 7%$ *5,9 June. The exhibition opens solos? At the ‘Show Ponies' exhibit together. Opening on DAUGHTER AT PIECE on Friday from 6pm. independent performance Saturday at 134 Mt Warning It seems to be a month of evening at the Drill Hall Rd, Uki. family exhibitions when Mela- COMEDY Theatre in Mullumbimby (OTEL 'REAT .ORTHERN nie and her dad Malcolm MY GOD YOU'RE Sunday. Show starts 7.30 THE TRUDY FACTOR McDonald exhibit at Piece FUNNY! promptly. Gabrielle Griffi n of 0HOTO )$ MUST BE PRODUCED ON ENTRY Trudy Factor is a much loved Gallery in Mullumbimby. 4RY OUR DELICIOUS WOODFIRED PIZZAS Tickle your funny bone at the ‘The Frocks’ is producing this 26 May 30, 2006 Byron Shire Echo www.echo.net.au
The (The Glass Kiss and Santos), OFF WITH THE [email protected] FEHVA is Rails' will be back in the Brin Pritchard (now living in FAERIES presented by the Buttery Arts world of poetspeak on Sun- Brisbane), and Gabrielle with In 2004 artist Karena Wynn- program. day at the Rails. This month's her yellow puppet ‘Sunshine’. Moylan received what was show features two of the The evening will be MC’d possibly the most ‘left fi eld’ DANCE region's acclaimed writers: by Kelly Parry (Lovesongs commission in her career to poet Max Ryan who has won for Miserable Bastards) and A GAY AFFAIR several awards for his writing date. Author Vincent Selleck TO REMEMBER! includes comedy, spoken was looking for an artist to and performance including the We should be very proud of word, Impro, drama, and illustrate his book of Oracles 2005 Ann Elder award for fi rst two of our local dancers, Andi dance/physical theatre. Each depicting beings he calls published poetry collection, and Jesse will be heading performer is presenting up to Elanfae: Spirit guides for the 'Rainswayed Night'. While off overseas to represent us ten minutes of solo material, human race. And just to make Lillian Rock writer Christine in the fi rst World Outgames, so it will be juicy, raw, funny, the commission all that more Strelan is a popular perform- joining 16,000 other gay and hopefully sometimes pro- interesting Karena was asked ance poet, well known for her athletes participating in 35 found. Don’t miss this chance to paint depictions of these novels and poetry collections. sports in Montreal. To send to enjoy live skilled art of the entities from verbal descrip- Open and invited readings as the girls over there in all their The Merchant of Venice fl esh. A mix of eccentric, ex- tions provided from Vincent’s always, and new and visiting chiffon, chintz and glory, Lismore City Hall – Thurs and Fri 8&9 June otic, and eclectic experienced ‘channelling’. With true visual writers are forever welcome. we've got to get behind them show ponies. Tix are $10 on artist gusto Karena relished Show starts at 2pm. and raise some dosh. It's the the door. the opportunity and threw show for one night only. Enjoy Peter Notley (from Big Man kind of story dreams herself into the project pro- performers of the calibre of Wee Man), Emma Newman are made of. The girls MERCHANT OF ducing over 100 extraordinary Shane Nagle (lead in ‘He died from ‘The Frocks’, Claudie are having a fundraiser VENICE plates for Selleck’s book and with a Falafel in his Hand), Frock (no relation), Craig H at Coorabell Hall next It's a classic piece of theatre, fi lm. The presentation will ex-
Sunday from 3pm and one that needs to be in plore how Karena and Vincent until 6pm which Jesse your experience bank. This developed an effective way joking calls 'Dancing romantic comedy has always to communicate to enable the with the Queers'. It's provoked great delight and a images to take shape. Images not really, it’s called certain amount of controver- from the book and fi lm will Flounce and people sy. It's centered on the char- be shown during this session can come along and acter of Shylock whose name which will be facilitated by enjoy some homeg- has become a synonymn for Candida Baker. Away with rown ballroom and latin meanness. He is an outsider, the Faeries, 10.30 am Friday dancing with some a usurer and plots revenge 23 June, Byron Community insturction by teacher for the way he is treated and & Cultural Centre, Jon- Kylie Mowbray-Allen elicits our empathy for his son Street Byron Bay. For so everyone can join pain and loss. Enjoy the tragic full program details and to in. Keep Sunday 11 downfall in a disturbing state- download a booking form visit June free! ment about the way we live! HYPERLINK "http://www.fe- Thursday and Friday, 7 & 8 hva.com" www.fehva.com or Karena Wynn Moylan June at Lismore City Hall. for phone bookings (02) 6687 POETRY – Away with the Faeries, The Show Ponies Bookings to 6621 5600. 1623 or email HYPERLINK IN MOTION illustrations for Vincent Selleck at Drill Hall, Mullumbimby on Sunday "mailto:[email protected]" The 'Writers at the Fehva June 23
enough when it was all going AFTER NEARLY A YEAR of regular Sunday gigs that down my friends abroad were with denzil have featured musicians DJs and laptop geeks from all dancin’nights all calling me to see if I was okay but you know I think sta- over the world. Cyberbas is moving to a funkier Friday tistically I had better chances night slot at the Buddha Bar. of winning the lotto than being Be prepared for a cozy eclectic winter chill beating mix of CALYX is a UK based drum like-minded DnB fanatic, Chris blown up. I suppose it’s good live electronica, jazz, drum n bass and techno. and bass chef du jour re- Rush. Thus the original Calyx that they care but all in all it The Cyberbas lineup is led by local bass legend Barry Hill duo was born. nowned for his signature dish; was pretty small scale given (The Bird, Dha, amphibian) and currently features Texan a melting pot of ‘dirty, twisted’ Having spent most of their the population of London.’ Apple Mac Laptop Genius Paul Corley, Dj and sampler/ techstep with a peppering of grants and several student Upon hearing this I mused guitar god Tone Broker, Nerdy Dan Brown on the Nord ‘epic’ neurofunk. loans on buying studio equip- how funny it is that some Previously the Calyx project ment they found themselves places have such an infl ated Lead Synthesiser and live drums duo Rob Vasey on had two members, Larry forced to consider beans, and concept of danger when the virtual drums and Jamie Pattugalan on real drums. Cons and Chris Rush (both of multiple variants of beans, as greatest source of injury can It’s free, it starts at 7pm and it’s goin off! Oxford), but nowadays Cons their staple diet night after lurk in the comfortable corners Ambercam Productions & Farmyard Midget Funk are night. The sacrifi ce paid off rolls solo, in part as a result of the everyday… Cons acqui- proud to announce that Dayranged has now institution- however, when they began of his continual evolution as a him from Iceland to Puerto esces; ‘Totally. A few years alised! Slip into ya Winter whites & FLING your bowls to musician. Cons’ arrival on the to turn their brainwaves into Rico, ‘I never thought drum back I was playing Frisbee and whimsical beats on the 1st Sunday every month. Ari and DnB scene at the start of ‘98 soundwaves. After putting and bass would take me mate, I pulled off the greatest Tone Broker will bowl out funk and breaks by the green was a milestone in a musical together a demo tape of somewhere like that but catch of all time. I was diving journey that began in his early seven tracks, they mailed their it’s got a massive following backwards, I caught it behind and Guz with his sizzle and soup. Sarah Tonin, Strawberry childhood. Having studied fi ve work to several labels, and it there’. But has he been to my back but I landed on my Syme and Jackie Onassid get bent by the bar serving instruments from a young wasn’t long before the calls Byron? ‘Never been there be- head. I slipped three vertebrae up tuff electro, west coast crack house and fat tek. age, Cons went on to play started coming in. Releases fore but I’m excited about it. A in my neck and damaged Sunday June 4th Byron Bowling Club 1pm till 9:30pm were quickly lined up with No- with bands in several genres, few of my mates have played some cartilage, so I spent the – Prizes for the best U-Turn, Rugged Vinyl, and of perhaps most prominently as there and it comes highly rec- next year as a cripple. I had dressed from Choco- a guitarist in numerous Jazz course, Moving Shadow; their ommended. You know Byron a neck brace for six months lat. $7 b4 2pm $10 and Funk bands, including home for the years ahead! always stands out in people’s and I was fl at out on my back. after – includes FREE his own eight-piece outfi t The dark and swirling 'Cubic/ minds when they recount their I couldn’t make much music ‘Octane’. While he had set his Narcisis' was the fi rst release OZ travel experiences.’ so I just opted for some big BOWLING!! and entry sights on establishing himself to launch Moving Shadows’ I asked Cons what places ‘herbal’ remedies.’ to Play On @ Play as a professional jazz guitarist, sister label Audio Couture, in were prominent in his travel- Nightclub afterwards Check Calyx getting dirty and that was all to change when February ‘98. This was fol- lers tales, ‘Anywhere you till midnight. Don't twisted with one hand and he became obsessed with lowed swiftly by the massive see something alternative or musically epic with the other miss out on your DnB during his uni years. Cons 'Techtonic/Recall', which was dangerous’, elaborate on dan- at Play this Wednesday, but monthly dose of way- eventually succumbed to released in March that year. gerous, ‘like bombs going off’, leave your Frisbee at home… wardness and the urge to produce his own Now things have ‘blown up’ but you can fi nd that at home it’s not funny. buffoonery. tracks, and teamed up with Cons’ student days seem a (in London). ‘True but I was fellow musician, friend, and distant past. DJing has taken nowhere near them. Funnily
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The past is indeed a different country, one in which celebrity status was awarded for achievements more praiseworthy than getting strung out on heroin. Hardly anybody today could name a prominent ballerina, yet in the nineteen-twenties and thirties they were internationally known stars who were regularly in the vanguard of artistic movements, collaborating with the likes of Picasso, Dali and Stravinsky. Established in France by Russian émigré Sergei Diaghilev, the Ballet Russes, comprised entirely of performers who never danced in their homeland, split into two competing companies and toured the world for thirty years, including a seven month sojourn in Australia, becoming synonymous with glamour and theatrical splendour. This documentary begins at a 2000 New Orleans reunion of surviving members and combines archival footage of the troupes touring, rehearsing and performing with present day interviews. They are now old but their vitality is undiminished. The fi lm has been brilliantly edited and what might have been a late night SBS time-fi ller turns out to be CANDY an inspiring and intimate insight into a vanished world, with some surprising post ballet career diversions. It’s all about When few Australian feature fi lms are being made, it is "6 Ê ÊÈÈnäÊnxxx dedication, discipline, joie de vivre and, above all, passion for arguable that, so soon after Little Fish, another dealing *ONSON 3T "YRON "AY NEXT TO 7OOLWORTHS the work and never tiring. John Campbell with the dreary subject of drug addiction might be seen as WWW BYRONCINEMASCOM superfl uous to needs. It refl ects the bourgeois conceit of funding bodies and their blinkered assessment of what is ÞÀÊ i>ÃÞ socially relevant, that getting down in the gutter is deemed to be more honourable and rewarding than reaching for the -// Ê"Ê/ Ê,/Ê / Ê-"1 ]Ê 181,9Ê- / sky, that ugliness is more meaningful than beauty. Luke Davies and director Neil Armfi eld apparently took three years /1,-Ê1 Ê£ H 7 1 ÊÇ to write the screenplay of Davies’s book about himself. You /1 - 9-Ê Ê/8ÊfÇ°xä would have thought that in that time they might have come 8*//&3"6%*&/$&"8"3%#&3-*/'*-.'&45*7"- up with a story. There is none in this. What we get, despite the polish of its execution, is nothing more profound than LIVE AND BECOME @/UTSTANDING A BRILLIANTLY rubbernecking at a car accident. As Candy, Abby Cornish is VIVID TALE A WONDER *ONATHAN 9 sometimes out of her depth and not helped by being made $AWSON !"# £Ó°£ä«] @1UITE REMARKABLE(UMANE {°xx« up to appear pretty and healthy throughout. Heath Ledger AND BEAUTIFULLY REALISED *ULIE looks the part and is compelling and totally believable as her 2IGG !"# "Ê, Ê -/ hopeless husband Dan, as are Noni Hazelhurst and Tony /Ê ,ÊUÊ Ê ", -ÊU ", 9Ê,1- Martin as Candy’s forlorn parents. But the end result is a @4RIUMPHANT boring and unedifying account of destructive, grubby lives. EXCELLENTVERY MOVING -ARGARET John Campbell 0OMERANZ !T 4HE -OVIES 9Ê£ä°ää>] Ó°xä«]ÊÇ°Îä«]Ê°Îx«
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TAURUS: This week Buddhists you behave are likely to show Keep this in mind instead of getting give gratitude for the Triple up for your examination and swept up in this week’s soap opera Blessings of Buddha’s birth, education. dramas and complicating your life send pics to [email protected] enlightenment and passing. unnecessarily. Bringing calm and equanimity to VIRGO: If you start the week the present differences of opinion in two minds about something CAPRICORN: Emotions are – a common occurrence during and dealing with glitches creatively on a collision course this week. Gemini transits – maintain a (/4%, is not only good karma, it’s You want to be footloose and mandatory for your sanity. spirit of adventure and stay open to chance. That schitzy feeling fancy free, others want you taking "25.37)#+ GEMINI: In the words of Gemini dissipates with some delightful more responsibility, while reality John F. Kennedy, the epitome synchronicities solving your weighs in with commitments, bills of Mercurian popularity and dilemmas in the simplest way. and demands. Don’t let battling persuasiveness: ‘Let us never agendas cause a separation – fi nd 0H LIBRA: Librans have a curious negotiate out of fear. But let creative compromises. us never fear to negotiate…’ way of addressing problems which This week’s about brokering can appear to others like not doing AQUARIUS: Aquarian With Sun, Moon and Mercury agreements and the kind of it at all. But there’s such an infl ux inconsistency levels are high right " ÊEÊ/1 - – planets of energy, emotion win-win deals where everyone of new information coming in right now – enthusiastic one minute, now that you’re quite right not to and communications benefi ts. couldn’t care less the next. But make major decisions for the time – all in talkative Gemini, the you need to get a grip because this competition for air space is CANCER: This week’s mixed being. &2%% 0//, week’s just the ticket for rethinking fi erce this week. But listen signals, contradictory messages, forgetfulness and insensitivity SCORPIO: Gemini transits are fi nancial strategies, assessing up and there’ll be a welter of about updating, and this week pertinent information you can require a high tolerance level resources and reorganising your 7 - 9ÊΣ from you, the Crab clan – but suggests reexamining your savings. put to immediate use… attitudes and beliefs in the light friendship’s precious, so try to È\Îä* ARIES: Aries are particularly move past small upsets. It’s an ace of current conditions. Which ones PISCES: Moderation isn’t an easy sensitive to rejection, and buying/selling/negotiating week for still apply, but could do with a concept for Pisceans, who are total sometimes handle disappointment a shrewd bargainer like yourself. makeover? Which are enduringly immersion people. But you’ll do and frustration – well, explosively. benefi cial? And which really need best if you can stay in one strand of LEO: You’re in the mood to ditching... -/6)% .)'(4 If your plans get scrambled this passionate enthusiasm this week indulge, exaggerate, overspend week, don’t give in to why-me SAGITTARIUS: Honestly, what’s rather than fl ying off on a dozen thinking. And don’t underrate the – and oops! divulge something you forgot was confi dential. This week the rush? Left to your own devices different, stimulating tangents that value of being happy – or making fi zzle out and go nowhere. /+,!(/-! you’re quite capable of dealing with others happy either. some interesting inconsistencies between what you say and how problems simply and effectively. *®
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Bang Thai Byron of goods and materials Will enchant you once more Street instead of disposal – saving with their next degustation resources and our local envi- night, as chef Graeme Stock- Burgers ronment! Last year we had In two weeks’ dale continues to woo diners more than 90 garage sales in time Byron with his gorgeous modern the Byron Shire, and around Street Burgers Thai food. Six courses of 400 in the region. This year will be known heavenly tastes are on offer will be bigger and better than as Byron Street Bistro. An (Christian Outreach in the cosy comfort of this ever. exciting new French bistro Ministries). By using Natural popular Bangalow restaurant, Residents are asked to regis- menu will be available for Instinct skin and hair care pro- but make sure you book as ter their participation by com- lunch and dinner. The burgers ducts you are helping a child places sell out fast! pleting an entry form, availa- will remain on the lunch menu who would otherwise live in ble from Byron Shire Council, alongside authentic country poverty. Billinudgel by phoning Council on 6626 French specialities. Pascale’s You can purchase Natural Picture Framing 7000 or by registering on-line experience is extensive and Instinct products from Byron at www.northeastwastefo- this new venture will offer West Sunrise Pharmacy, rum.org.au. The event is FREE you some provincial dishes Byron West Shopping Fair, 8 to enter and your garage sale using local produce of this Bayshore Drive, Sunrise region. As in France the use Beach. Phone 6680 7725. of our local farmers markets will provide much of the sea- Second Hand sonal ingredients. Saturday 2006 – The Largest Garage Byron West Sale On The North Sunrise Pharmacy Coast! Natural Instinct has created Residents of Byron Shire for you a wide range of safe, Council once again have the healthy and beautiful skin opportunity to participate in Billinudgel Picture Framing care. All of the products are Second Hand Saturday – the offers complete custom fram- made in Australia largest garage sale on will also be listed for FREE ing from design to comple- using plant the North Coast to be (further details available from tion. Enhance and conserve derived held on the June Council)! Registrations must your artwork, including and envi- 24. be received by Thursday June .ATURAL )NSTINCT embroidery, memorabilia, ronmentally Each household reg- 15 so don't miss out on this 3KIN (AIR #ARE etchings and paintings. They friendly istering will great opportunity to trade it also stretch canvasses to ingredients. receive free – sell it – reuse it! &REE FACIAL SCRUB order. Natural advertising WITH EVERY Their gallery offers fi ne local Instinct spon- of their PRODUCTS art for your consideration. sors children in garage sale. PURCHASED Visit them at 7/1 Wilfred third world The aim of the WHILE STOCKS LAST Street, Billinudgel. Phone countries event is to pro- 6680 3444. through COM mote the reuse s .O SODIUM LAURYL SULPHATE s .O PETROLEUM BY PRODUCTS s .O ARTIFICIAL FRAGRANCES s .O ANIMAL DERIVATIVES s .O HARMFUL CHEMICALS s .O HARSH DETERGENTS
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DEADLINE for additions and changes to the Service Directory is 5pm Thursday DAVID TEMPLE ARCHITECT ...... 66857739 FENCING EXPANDESIGN Houses, shops & renovations. Alok W Eggenberger ...... 66847180 HOME BUILDING & EXTENSION GARDEN DESIGN, FENG SHUI & LANDSCAPE PLANS Lyn Ruming ...... 66857756 ADDISON FENCING Glass, colourbond, pool & timber ...... 66804495 or 0411 045750 KATE PLATT Interior design www.kateplatt.com ...... 0411 888416 or 66807606 BEDNARZ, H & W, FENCING Lic R88997c All Types, Free Quotes ...... 0417 491136 MULLUMBIMBY DRAFTING & DESIGN Terry Newling Engineering, BASIX, Council ...... 66841842 BUILDING TRADES PRODUCT DESIGN/CAD 3D prototyping & design services ...... 0401069121 or 66851828 FLOOR SANDING & FINISHING ZAHER DESIGNZ Architectural & Design Services ...... 0414 974088 or 66849408 ‘ABUILDITY’ Steve Fluke, Lic builder 26470C. Extensions & renovations. Also bobcat hire ..... 66879200 FLOOR SANDING Prompt & Efficient, Non–Toxic, Free Quotes ...... 0414 804277 BAY RECLAIMED Recycled timber & building materials ...... 66855991 BRICKLAYER, BLOCKLAYER Matt Powell. Quality assured, reliable Lic 104383C ...... 66872198 "YRON %NERGY %FFICIENT .ORTHERN 2IVERS BRICKLAYER, BLOCKLAYER Neat, realiable, quality Lic 114688C ...... 0410326052 $ESIGN $RAFTING 'OLD #OAST AND BRIMS BUILDER’S HARDWARE ...... 66801718 ( FLOORSANDING $!!S s (OUSE 0LANS s 2ENOVATIONS SURROUNDING AREAS BUILDER All building & carpentry stairs specialist Lic 105050C George Reynaud ...... 66846000 .EW OR OLD mOORS s $ECKS s 3TAIRS s #ORK s 0ARQUETRY .37 ,IC # BUILDER Alrick East Lic 27307 ...... 66842708 $AVE ,AWRENCE &OR A NO OBLIGATION FREE QUOTE CALL 0AUL #HARLESWORTH BUILDER/CARPENTER Jamie McKenna Renovations, kitchens, stairs, frames, etc Lic 43205 66801683 - OR ( 1,$ ,IC BUILDER/CARPENTER Stuart Dickie Renovations, decks, lic 139438C .... 0421 707727 or 66804622 CARPENTER All jobs. Michael Dow. Lic 147675C ...... 66291169 or 0412 967677 FURNITURE RESTORATION & CONSTRUCTION CARPENTER/BUILDER ‘Colin the Carpenter’ Lic 162072c ...... 0419 722132 CARPENTRY/JOINERY Renovations, kitchens, bathrooms, etc Lic 157823c Paul ...... 66805722 WOOD DOCTOR Stripping, polishing, repairs, ...... free quotes 66770185 CARPENTER/LANDSCAPER/HANDYMAN Dave L110208C ...... 0412 171616 or 66809782 CONCRETING All types ph Chris Lic No 124842c ...... 0404 147100 or 66872334 FREE FLOW GUTTER GUARDS Free quotes ...... 0427 886136 GET PLASTERED AND PAINTED 25yrs experience, free quotes ..... Trevor 0407 049600 or 66851325 GYPROCK PLASTERING Free quotes, phone Dave Lic R63900 ...... 0403403098 ELECTRICIANS HANSEN TIMBERCRAFT Feature projects, joinery Lic 84399C Call Don ...... 0418650608 2481 ELECTRICAL 24 hour service. Lic 177563C ...... 0409 521030 3HOWROOM #USTOM &URNITURE +ITCHENS OUTDOOR TIMBER SETTINGS RESORED Mark ...... 6680 1350 ALFRED BURLEY 24 hour service, Lic 41598C ...... 0428 299754 or 66858691 5NIT 4I 4REE 0L !RTS )ND %STATE TELFAX s SOLOMONS FLOORING DESIGN flooring, vinyl, carpets ...... 66809166 COUGHRAN ELECTRICAL 24hr service, Lic 154293C ...... 0439 624945 or 66804173 STAINLESS WIRE BALUSTRADING Supplies and installation ...... 66872253 CURTIS ELECTRICAL 24 hour service – all Byron Shire. Lic 79065C ...... 0427 402399 GLAZIERS STONEMASON Jackhammer Stoneyard ...... 66855666 or 0417 377005 DAVID LEVINE Lic 96251C Electrical, phones, security, data ...... 0402 022111 OCEAN SHORES GLASS AND SCREENS, GLASS SPLASHBACKS LIC NO 61205C ...... 66803333 TILING PERFECTION All types, helpful advice, free quotes...... 66801168 or 0409847653 DOMESTIC HOUSE WIRING Homebuilders, etc. Lic EC31722 ...... Sid 0400 629577 WATERPROOFING Tiling, bathroom, reno, decking, Dave Lic 4112 ...... 0427464748 GOTCHA WIRED Peter Kendall Electrical Contractors Lic 61439C ...... 0427 611832 or 66855422 HALLMARK ELECTRICAL SERVICES Small job specialist phone Paul. Lic EC41467 ...... 0407 416575 BLUE DOLPHIN JEZZA’S ELECTRICAL 24 hour service. Lic 158923C ...... 0403 727547 Cape Byron Glass Lic No 37118C SMALL – URGENT – EMERGENCY JOBS ONLY ...... 0427 402399 "!4(2//- TREVOR REID Electrical and air conditioning Lic EC30537 ...... 0418 710377 or 66847795 24hr Emergency service 2%./6!4)/.3 PH 6685 8588 or 0415660801 TIM AITKEN ,IC # NOBBS & MYERS DOORS, WINDOWS & JOINERY GLASS Lic 34432C CUSTOM MADE TIMBER PRODUCTS #ALL %DDIE TEST?TAGGED AAPTCOMAU For all glass supplies & repairs, shower screens, mirrors & robe doors Ah 6684 3326 26 Mill St Bay Reclaimed/Eastpoint Joinery Ph 5 Fern Place, Byron Arts & Industry Estate 6684 2685 Fax 6684 3585 Mullum FREE QUOTES 6685 5991 %LECTRICAL &REE 1UOTES s (OUR 3ERVICE s !LL %LECTRICAL AND (OUR 3ERVICE s !LL %LECTRICAL AND HOT WATER C #
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PAINTING (continued) SWIMMING POOLS BAYWATER POOLS Design & Construction Lic 129104c ...... 66843489 or 0419 479921 ViVi`ÊÉÊÃÕÀi`Ê -7Ê{£{n{ ,I® > MULLUM HIRE CHEMICALS, ACCESSORIES, WATER TESTING ...... 66843003 7zY¿®P^>^¥Y¿®P^>^¥ À°¥>¥Yz>z¥^ O®®I¨®Izp®>Y®¨>®O®¥^^®¸°^¨O I¨ Izp >Y ¨> O ¥^^ ¸°^¨ ÊEÊÊ* / O®¶¶®Á^>¥¨®^À^¥z^P^®O®*^¨z^¥®Yz¨P¸°¨ * -" ,Ê - "1 / BALLINA POOL SHOP . 6686 5800 w®¬¬cl®Ço¶®I®Ço¶«®cc®l¶ ÊÜÀÊ}Õ>À>Ìii` >ÊÀ>ÊÊä{£ÓÊÇn£ÊÎÇÊÀÊäÓÊÈÈnxÊä£n Quality construction or renovation. All types of pools & spas. On road service & maintenance. Free computer analysis. Ê 9," Licence 41452 16 Ray O’Neill Crescent, Ballina • Serving you since 1988 FLYNN’S QUALITY PAINTING 0ETER 3ANDRA &REE 3PECIALISING IN #OMMERCIAL )NDUSTRIAL #LEANING • 16 years’ experience • Professional • Friendly • Clean QUOTES HOUSEHOLD SERVICES s (OTELS n #LUBS n /FFICES n 3HOPS For a free quote call Mark on n }ÊÌÊÀ} ÌÊvÀÃÌÊÌit 6680 3070 or mobile 0410 520647 Lic 130521C ‘Quality work to be sure, to be sure!’ AIR CONDITIONING Truck Mounted Machine 5342!,)!. (/4 7!4%2 !)2 TLC CARPET CLEANING "7 Ê Ê* / Ê " /, /",- TENDER LOVING CARE 3ALES s 3ERVICE s )NSTALLATION Specialising in household carpet cleaning ¼7iÊ>ÃÃÃÌ]ÊÃÌiÊEÊÌ iÊ`iÛiÀÊÞÕÀÊÛÃ½Ê Speedy Drying UÊ iÃÌVÊEÊViÀV>ÊUÊ,iÃÀÌÃ]Ê ÌiÉÌi]Ê } ÊÀÃiÃÊÊ s 3PLIT $UCTED 3YSTEMS UÊÌiÀ>ÊEÊiÝÌiÀ>ÊUÊ-«iV>ÊivviVÌÃÊEÊVÕÀÊ>`ÛÃÀÞ #ENTENNIAL #CT "YRON !RTS )ND %ST Kevin & Margaret Bower (02) 6684 1001 ÜÜÜ°ÜiLi«>Ì}°V VÊ£ÎÇÇ£ ,IC # ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES UÊÈÈnÇÊnäxÓÊÀÊä{äÇÊÓxnÊ£ÇnÊU ÈÈnxÊÈ£Èä BRUNSWICK TV SERVICE 30yrs Byron Shire, Bill Sked ...... 66851778 ANTENNA & INSTALLATION Lic. 83108C MULLUMBIMBY APPLIANCE SERVICE Byron Shire ...... 0408 851633 or 66842952 ANTENNA EXPERT Great reception at the right price – all work guaranteed ...... 66809065 A ANTENNA MAN Reception Specialist Greg Kingdom ...... 66867811 or 0408 117130 & VIDEO REPAIRS & SALES BYRON ANTENNA SERVICE Crystal clear reception ...... 1800613033 or 66809065 We repair Hi-Fis, CDs, Microwaves Chris Papas 6685 4220 or 0414 627 144 TV ANTENNA INSTALLATION All work Rob Deegan ...... 0429 994516 or 66845525 www.paintersatbyron.com #/5'(2!. TV BYRON ELECTRONICS 25 BRIGANTINE ST, BYRON INDUST. ESTATE • 6685 7610 FRIENDLY LOCAL SERVICE !.4%..!3 %,%#42)#!, DOMESTIC COMMERCIAL !NTHONY AH COMPETITIVE PRICES GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP !LL ANTENNA INSTALLATIONS AND REPAIRS AND ELECTRICAL WORK EJAH: HE:6@:G G:E6>GH &RIENDLY s ,OCAL s 0ROMPT s 2ELIABLE =^"ÒheZV`ZggZeV^gh!gZeaVXZbZcih! Je\gVYZh!eVgihVXXZhhdg^Zh ejahZhe`h5lZhicZi#Xdb#VjE]dcZGVn++-+(()' PLUMBERS !NTENNAS )NSTALLED BILL CONNORS Plumber & drainer Gold Lic No L1051 CA 1221 ...... 66801403 2ECEPTION PROBLEMS NEW SOCKETS VIDEODVD SET UP 2%0!)2%23 /& 4//, 2%0!)23 DART PLUMBING Plumbing, roofing, gas service. Lic. 1175539C ...... 0421 334515 @NO IMPROVEMENT T 0HONE $AVE NO CHARGEG 0/7%2 !)20/7%2 !)2 4//,3 DOMINIC TAYLOR Maintenance & new work Lic 176059C ...... 66771169 or 0422 286599 " *, ---",-]Ê7"" Ê7", Ê ,9]Ê /Ê*, -- -]Ê " , Ê** - " , ** - -Ê Ê ", ", I LOVE PLUMBING Call Steve Lic 148904C ...... 0412 916140 -5,,5-")-"9 7,, /9Ê /-Ê",Ê ",Ê , - MARK CORBERTT Plumbing, draining, gas fitting. Lic 13121 ...... 66877645 or 0418 210802 Brunswick T.V. Service -*, -ÊEÊ 7Ê/"" -Ê- - PLUMBING, DRAINS, LP GAS Dennis McKinnon Lic L6616 ...... 66878191 or 0400 726610 ÎäÊÞi>ÀÃÊiÝ«iÀiViÊÊ ÞÀÊ- Ài°Ê,iVi«ÌÊ Ã«iV>ÃÌðÊÌi>ÊEÊÃ>ÌiÌiÊÃÌ>>ÌÊÊ EÊÃiÀÛVi°Ê/6]Ê6`iÊEÊ 6 ÊÀi«>Àð GARBAGE & RUBBISH REMOVAL * iÊ Ê-i`ÊÈÈnxÊ£ÇÇn ABOUT BYRON SHIRE Rubbish removed/recycled ...... Mark 66853995 or 0421932945 Ace Plumbing £Ê*>ÀÊ-Ì]Ê ÀÕÃÜVÊi>`ÃÊLi `Ê9>½Ã® BUDGET RUBBISH REMOVAL Free quotes, aged discount, big/small jobs ...... 66855570 • Prompt service GET RID OF IT Call Richard anytime...... 0438169989 or 66851984 • Competitive rates -Ê/ 6-" Ê- ,6 - WEEKEND RUBBISH REMOVAL ...... 66779003 • Free quotes s .%7 ).34!,,!4)/.3 s %842! /54,%43 s 3522/5.$ 3/5.$ s 466)$%/ 45.).' Ph 6687 1544 s &!8 -/$%- 4%,%0(/.% /54,%43 BEST Mob 0417 458 149 Adrian Black s 3!4%,,)4% 46 ).34!,,!4)/.3 -/ 6 Ê ,-" ÊÊä{£{ÊnÎÈÊÈÓÇ SKIPS 2m, 4m, 6m cubic mtr bins PLUMBER VÊ \Ê£ä£{ AND CONTAINERS commercial • industrial • domestic Ê«ÕL}]ÊÀw}]Ê`À>>}iÊEÊ}>ÃÊ ä{äÇ{{ΣÇÊ CLEANING BANGALOW We strive to be the best, not the biggest wÌÌ}ÊÜÀÊUÊÀiiʵÕÌiÃÊUÊ£ää¯ÊV> ÀÊÈÈnx£xÈ A A ACE CLEANING SERVICES ...... 0410 021162 GARDEN & PROPERTY MAINTENANCE ABLE CLEANING SERVICES Domestic/holiday accommodation ...... 66840178 A. MORE CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING ...... 66807721 or 66803419 AAA ACTION GARDENERS We do it when YOU want ...... 66847775 Cape Byron PLUMBING CAPE BYRON Window Cleaning & Property Maint...... Tom Scott 0418 600576 AARDVARK LAWN & GARDEN SERVICE Phone Richard ...... 66859853 or 0428 573511 All plumbing, gasfitting & roofing WINDOW CLEANING Professional work, free quotes, phone Arjun ...... 0421 797210 or 66846982 ALL GUTTERS CLEARED Fully insured ...... Mark 66855570 or 0421 932945 ABOUT BYRON Mowing, gardening, rubbish removal ...... Mark 0421 932945 or 66853995 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE ALL BYRON SHIRE CARPET ADAM BLANCH RURAL MOWING Gardening – rubbish removal ...... 0427 084501 BONNIE’S MOWING A1 job everytime! ...... 66808970 or 0418 562414
Ph 66809997 – YOUR LOCAL PLUMBERS Lic No 4838 & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING BYRON & BEYOND LANDSCAPING design, maintenance & construction ...... 0401 645613 ▲ TILE & GROUT CLEANING DAVID FROST LANDSCAPES Maintainence, design, contruction ...... 0412 767546 ▲ 7 DAYS TRUCK MOUNTED MACHINE DAVID’S LAWNMOWING SERVICE Huge value, tiny prices, small jobs OK ...... 66807337 INSPECTOR SEPTIC ph Brendon O’Connor 66853767 or 0429853767 DIG IT LANDSCAPE GARDENS Ride-on. Phone Patrick ...... 0416 109495 or 66871095 - AT YOUR SERVICE - GARDEN Rubbish removal, whipper snippering, odd jobs ...... ph Matt 0432 217503 or 66853704 Solutions to ALL your problems “Always Waterwise” GARDEN SACK SERVICE Rubbish removal...... 0437 874884 or 66874886 Lic. 8908 Professional Window Cleaning GARDEN MAINTENANCE by experienced horticulturist...... ph Kyla 0425 254830 or 66803298 6684 2474 0427 842 474 DOMESTIC – COMMERCIAL – BOND CLEANS GARDEN, WHIPPER SNIPPING Ocean Shores area, Kim ...... 66805390 Level 5 restrictions compliant GUTTERS CLEANED All areas, free quotes, fully insured ...... 0405 922839 or 66841674 %-%2'%.#9 */"3 52'%.4 */"3 Reliable and of the highest quality – call for a free quote HARD WORKING, RELIABLE AND KNOWLEDGEABLE Gardener,Ph Bridget ...... 66846345 FREECALL 1800 68 38 38 MOBILE 0411 444 367 LAWN MOWING & GARDENING Gutters cleaned, reliable, reasonable rates ...... 66859922 ./ */" 4// 3-!,, ORGANIC GARDEN MAINTENANCE/MULCHER Reliable naturally ...... 66846193 or 0423 527882 OUTDOOR TIMBER SETTINGS RESTORED Mark ...... 66801350
,)# B 3INCE SHORT BACK & FRONT MOWING 2nd cut 1/2 price. All gardening ...... Jim 66809033 0,5-").' (/52 3%26)#% s $!93 s #!,, -)#+ TONI’S LAWNMOWING AND GARDEN SERVICE ...... 66841546 TREE & PALM Lopping, rubbish removal, fully insured, free quotes ...... 0405 620261 1UALITY WORK s 2ELIABLE FRIENDLY SERVICEHANDYMAN TREE FELLING & CHIPPING Fully insured, goor rates, ph Nick ...... 0415 935048 or 66884336 s 2EASONABLE RATES s 0ENSIONER DISCOUNTS s &LYSCREEN REPAIRS 0)0% $2%!- 0,5-").' #ALL #HARLIE FREE QUOTE OR TREE LOPPING & WOOD CHIPPING Vic Carpenter (see Tradework) ...... 66841172 TROWS LAWNMOWING Lawns, gardens, ride–on ...... 0410 665902 or 66875959 0LUMBING ROOlNG GAS ,IC # &2%% 15/4%3 BYRON BAY WINDOW CLEANING , Ê "7 #ALL "EN #AMPBELL • Residential & Commercial • Fully insured • Difficult access and gutter • Builders cleans &ASTER THAN A RIDE ONx .EATER THAN A SLASHER clean • Free quotes #OMPETITIVE RATES VERY EXPERIENCED &OR 9OUR LOCAL SPECIALIST IN - 7 3EWAGE -ANAGEMENT PHONE Phone Jon on 0413 802 582 0HONE 0ATRICK n ä{ÎÓÊ{ÓÊän -" 1/" - /, Ê-" 1/" - , (OUSE 7ASHING #OBWEBS >p>¿®*¥^¥°Á® >z°^>P^ i>ÃÊÀ>ÌiðÊÕ -iÜiÀÊ iÃÊ -OULD $RIVES 0ATHS ^°^®>¥Y^® >z°^>P^ V°Ê qÊÇÊ`>ÞÃÊ>ÊÜii UÊ*ÀÕ}ÊUÊ*>Ì}ÊUÊ >ÜÊÜ}ÊUÊ->Ê>`ÃV>«iÊLà OR £xnäΣ "RICK #LEANING UÊ7>ÌiÀ}ÊÃÞÃÌiÃÊUÊ+Õ>ÌÞÊÕV Ê`iÛiÀi`ÊUÊ"À}>VÊ>ÌiÀ>ÌÞÊÕV Ê`iÛiÀi`ÊUÊ"À}>VÊ>ÌiÀ>ÌÛÛ Þ
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SHANE FLANNERY LANDSCAPING Paving, retaining walls, bricklaying ...... 0418 669055 PEST CONTROL TIGHT SPOT EXCAVATIONS Call Chris ...... 0404 147100 or 66872334 *ITTERBUTTERBUG 0EST #ONTROLERBUBUGG 0EST #ONTROLG 0EST #ONTRO0EST #OONTNTTROROL &2%% RODENT TREATMENT WITH "%%%&15)&"35).07*/"%%%&15)&"35).07*/( EACH DOMESTIC SERVICE 9ÕÀÊV>Êv>ÞÊÜi`ÊLÕÃiÃà #OCKROACHES .VMMVNCJNCZTVSSPVOET ÛÀiÌ>ÞÊÃ>viÊÌÀi>ÌiÌÊiÌ `à &LEAS !NTS rUPOFYDBWBUPSr5SVDLNr'SFFRVPUFTr"WBJMBCMFOPX *iÃiÀÊ`ÃVÕÌÃÊUÊÊii`ÊÌÊi«ÌÞÊVÕ«L>À`à 3PIDERS $!6% #,/4()%2 &%.#).' 7$ 3,!3().' #/.42!#4/2 * É>ÝÊäÓ®ÊÈÈÇÈÊÓäxÈÊÊ LÊä{äÊxxÈÊ{Ó 3ILVERl SH s 0OST DRIVING s "ARBED WIRE s 2OUND YARDS s 4RUCK HIRE $0.1&5*5*7&3"5&4 s 0OST HOLE BORING BOUNDARY FENCING s 3TOCK YARDS s IN BUCKET s 0OST AND RAIL TROPICALE PEST MANAGEMENT Reg. 1482 NSW L2603 QLD 11645 * ÊÈÈnäÊÓÈ{ÊUÊ LÊä{ÓÇÊÈ{£nn£ }Ê/iÊ >V i ENVIRONMENTAL PEST CONSULTANTS ÓxÊ*ViÌÊ,`Ê Õ`}iÊÓ{nÎ Specialising in alternate and integrated methods of control. 7E MOVE AROUND THE EARTH Termite inspections/non-chemical control. #ALL "RETT OR Ph/fax 6684 2428 Mob 0418 110 714 REMOVALISTS
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CRANIOSACRAL BALANCING Najma Ahern, Practitioner, Tutor & Trainer ...... 66846444 COMPUTER SERVICES THE PRINTER & CARTRIDGE SPECIALIST MULLUMBIMBY Herbals, Naturopathy, Massage, 79 Stuart St ...... 66843002 APPLECORE SOLUTIONS Apple Macintosh computers & broadband ...... Dean Pirera 66870653 INKY YOUR ONE STOP SHOP MULLUMBIMBY MEDICAL CENTRE 60 Stuart St ...... 66841511 ESTABLISHED 10 YEARS OCEAN SHORES PHYSIOTHERAPY Nigel Pitman, Manipulative Physiotherapist ...... 66803499 O/SHORES MOBILE TECH All computer problems Ph Daniel ...... 66801713 or 0422 804449 BUSINESS 19 Tasman Way, 6680 7776 Byron Arts & Industry Estate SUZIE PHILLIPS ACUPUNCTURE & ORIENTAL MEDICINE ...... 66809696 THERAPUTIC THAI MASSAGE TREATMENTS ...... 0419 667319 or 66809290 INKS LASERS FAXES REPAIRS SALES PRINTING & GRAPHIC ART #RANIOSACRAL 4HERAPY ACCENT COLOR THE COPY SHOP ...... 66856236 'ENTLE EFFECTIVE TREATMENT FOR ACUTE AND CHRONIC NECK AND BACK PAIN AND DYSFUNCTIONS RELATING TO THE CENTRAL NERVOUS ACCENT COLOR THE LAMINATING SHOP ...... 66856236 SYSTEM SUCH AS MIGRAINE TINNITUS INSOMNIA AND CHRONIC ARC DE ARTE Creating conceptual designs ...... 66855491 FATIGUE 2ELAX INTO THE SELF HEALING FORCES OF THE BODY PRINTWORKS Commercial & digital printing, brokers & graphic design ...... 66843633 #ALL +ALA OR NORTH COAST PRINT SOLUTIONS Graphic Design and Printers ...... 66858264 SYD GEARY GRAPHIC DESIGN Digital printing ...... 66843633 OSTEOPATHY ANDREW HALL New Brighton ...... 66802027 Artd’Echo BARDIA ASAADI D.O. (London ‘91) Byron Bay ...... 66808118 BRUNSWICK HEADS OSTEOPATHY Sue Broadbent, Mon - Fri ...... 66851126 Graphic Design OSTEOPATH Eve Schoenheimer & Jodie Jacobs. Byron Osteopath Care ...... 66807575 66841777 PHYSIOTHERAPY DAVID LAWSON COMPUTER SERVICES New Machines, Repairs. Upgrades, Training, Networking, Internet Con- ANTHONY D’ORSOGNA Suffolk Park 1 Bryce Street ...... 66853511 nection, Software Win 98, Win 2000XP, NT. Cert. Tech. Microsoft Sales BANGALOW PHYSIOTHERAPY Craniosacral, Massage & Pilates Ph: Mobile 0414843955 or 02 66843955 • email: [email protected] • Accepts credit cards Libbie Nelson, Petra Karni, Clare Connolly Lot 1, Ballina Road, Bangalow ...... 66872330 Shop 10 Ross Industrial Complex, Station St, Mullum CLAUDIA MIRDITA Craniosacral therapy, acupuncture, physio ...... 66847555 Also at 15 Riverside Drive, Mullumbimby 2482 NICK EDMOND, CHRISTEL TAYLOR & MARTINA RIGBY Mullumbimby Physiotherapy Centre ‘Govinda’ 8 Jubilee Ave, Mullumbimby Monday, Wednesday, Friday ...... 66843255 7 Ê Ê " *1/ ,-Ê -9tÊÊÊÊÊ/ Ê" 9Ê-"*Ê Ê/"7 OCEAN SHORES PHYSIOTHERAPY NIGEL PITMAN ...... 66803499 PAULA RAYMOND-YACOUB Acupuncture and physio ...... 66851646 ÞÀÊ >ÞÊ /"/ Ê " *1/ ,Ê , iÌÜÀ}ÊU Ê - Ê UÊ ,i«>ÀÃÊ iÜÊiÜÊ-ÞÃÌiÃÊUÊ>`}iÌÃÊUÊ*ÀÌiÀÃ-ÞÃÌiÃÊUÊ>`}iÌÃÊUÊ*ÀÌi MOTORING È 8 Ê Ê 1-/" ,Ê- ,6 - -ÊUÊ- ,6 ÊUÊ --", -ÊUÊ -ÊUÊ/" ,- BILLINUDGEL BRAKE CENTRE ...... 66801382 BILLINUDGEL STEERING & SUSPENSION ...... 66801382 CAR BODIES REMOVED Any condition, for quote phone Mark ...... 0427 660641 CAR BODIES REMOVED FREE Essery Wreckers ...... 66845296 FRED HENRY MECHANICAL REPAIRS Billinudgel ...... 66802155 MECHANICAL REPAIRS, welding, MTA member, Pearce Motors ...... 66851252 BAYSIDE RADIATORS, WINDSCREENS AND AIR CONDITIONING 24 Hours 7 Days AUTO COOLING ÕV>Ìà Serving Byron Shire Natrad SERVICE CENTRE Where else would you take a leak! 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Phone Phone 66844018 FORESTER 2000 6 mths reg, beautiful 0413921046 car, 135,000ks $15,500. Ph 66843624 ¦!Usff!Sfnpwbm BEDS - MATTRESSES - ENSEMBLES ROLLER BLADES men’s size 10 or ,ÕÀ> >V iÀÞÊ,i«>ÀÊ-iÀÛVi Best brands - Best range. Sleep Zone BUILDING MATERIALS, alum win- 11, any condition. Phone 0423606597 TOYOTA Camry wag ’90 VGC, 3 mth reg ¦!Dijqqjoh Bridglands, Mullumbimby. 66842511 dows, sliding doors, screens, oven, $2200 ono. 66845174, 0432186717 Qipof!Qfufs!Hsbz! TRAMPOLINES, replacement mats stove, sink, basin, bath etc good cond, /, /",Ê Ewingsdale. 66847047, 0427228886 GARAGE SALES NISSAN PULSAR ’87 rego Nov ’06, 7788!27:8!¦!1525!297!272 & parts, a variety of pool tables in new radiator, thermostat, recond engine, different sizes & accessories. Phone ANTIQUE TABLE seats 4 & desk $70 ECHO ACCOUNTS POLICY: Ads in reliable $2000. Ph 0432516395 , *,- 66851624, m. 0409851624 each. Phone 66872002 this section must be paid by credit card ,i«>ÀÃ]Ê*>ÀÌÃÊ>`Ê,iÃÌÀ>Ìà or in person at time of placement. HIACE VAN ’84 12 months rego, LPG, ÌÊ>Ê >iÃÊ>`Ê `iÃ] LOUNGE SUITE 2 x 2 seaters, 1 arm- good cond $2500 ono. Ph 66771195 BLANK DVDs chair recliner, 1 large foot stool. Offers. CORNER CARLYLE & COWPER ÃÌiÊÃiÀÛViÊ>Û>>Li°Ê*Ài CDs & Mini DV tapes Phone 0412246310 STREETS, BYRON, 3/6/06 HYUNDAI EXCEL sedan ’86 50,000ks, «ÕÀV >ÃiÊëiVÌðÊ/À>VÌÀÃÊ rego September $990 ono. Phone Ã`ÊÊVÃ}iÌÊvÀÊViÌð TILL BRIDGLANDS MARKET UMBRELLA with stand, SUFFOLK 17 Beachside Drive, Sat- 66801654, 0427133311 1Ü>Ìi`ÊÌÀ>VÌÀÃÊÀiÛi`Ê>Ì Mullumbimby. 66842511 excellent cond $70. Ph 66770069 urday 8am, old dresser, hall stand, 6 4REE LOPPING RUBBISH REMOVAL chairs & dining table, coffee table, 2 ’85 GEMINI RB VG engine, tyres, new ÊV >À}iÊ INCH CHIPPER CARPET OFFCUTS – Lots of sizes AUTO WASHER 5kg $50. Phone steel frame double beds, coir mat 2.5 x radiator $500 ono. Phone 0421509291 and prices at Ray Towers Carpets, 66842768 7 Ê6 Ê/, /",-Ê",Ê- 3m, crockery, books & more. TOYOTA Camry wag ’91 recon motor, 0H ,ES Mullumbimby Industrial Estate. UÊ iÜÊ ÕÀÊ i«>À`Ê{x « GIVEAWAY – FREE IRON ROOFING MOVING SALE Saturday 3rd June, reg 5/07, manual $3000. 66770069 OR LATTICE 66851833 `iÃiÊ{Ü`ÊÜÌ ÊvÀÌÊi` 9am-3pm, 1/15 Oceanside Place, Suf- 7 SEATER MAZDA MPV ’96 auto, &ULLY INSURED FACTORY PRICES – MADE TO SIZE >`iÀ fÓÓ]ä folk Park – leather reclining sofa, com- great cond $11,500. Rennie 66843043 Phone 66801700 PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE for market stall for 20 markets, up to puter, glass cabinet plus more. «ÕÃÊ`iÛiÀÞ MAGNA ELITE ’93 sedan auto, 12 mth TIMBER, pine, treated pine, hardwood, November 11 $100. Phone 66853718 NEIGHBOURHOOD GARAGE SALE, rego, p/wind, cruise ctr, good cond, air- mouldings, sleepers, fencing, Koppers 15 Hottentot Cres, Mullum, Saturday con, good tyres $2900. 0422583970 /, /",Ê- /9 logs, ply, MDF, lattice, made to order. 8am-12, too many great things to list. Brims Builders Hardware, Mogo Place, VACUUM BAGS To suit most makes & models URGENT SALE BMW 535i ’90 - Billinudgel. Phone 66801718 great cond $9800 neg 222,000ks. >ÛiÊ>Ê>««ÀÛi`Ê,°"°*°-° TOWN GARAGE SALE 0412646222 ",Ê Ê9"1,Ê WASHING MACHINE auto $140, fridge BRIDGLANDS BRUNSWICK OLD & GOLD Ã>viÌÞÊvÀ>iÊvÌÌi`ÊÌÊÞÕÀ Mullumbimby. 66842511 *," --" Ê/, Ê , Ê -t 2 door $180. 0413589388 SATURDAY JUNE 10 HYUNDAI EXCEL ’95 rego $1200 ono. ÌÀ>VÌÀ°Ê̽ÃÊV i>«iÀÊÌ >Ê> Phone 66802292 after hours. s 2%-/6!,3 s 0!,-3 s 025.).' GARDEN SHEDS PIANO Knight full iron frame, over- Registrations close 30 May vÕiÀ>°Ê* iÊÕÃÊÜ° s v #()00%2 s &2%% 15/4%3 s For inclusion on the map Discount prices, slab & erection strung underdamper, tuned to A440, SUBARU wagon 4WD LR air-con, 7Àà «Ê >ÀÌÃÊ,`]Ê &5,,,9 ).352%$ @#%24 (/24 s 345-0 tuned & serviced, sounds great $1300 phone 66851754 '2).$).' 8 s 30%#)!,)3).' ). service. Ph 66841674, 0405922839 stereo, rego 11/06, good cond $2800. i`iÀ>°Ê* iÊ ÊvÀÊÃiÀÛVi° ono. Phone 66847497 – Tyagarah. ,!2'% !.$ -5,4)0,% 345-03 12 MURWILLUMBAH ROAD, opposite Phone 66884359, 0438684359 Catholic School, 8am Saturday. #ARMINE POWDERCOATED FENCING CHOPPER CRUISER PUSHBIKE, FORD FALCON XF station wagon, 2 äÓÊÈÈnnÊ{£{Î brand new, raffle prize, must sell $500 PHONE 66801700 59 HELEN ST, Nth Ocean Shores. months rego $350. 0407527432 value, best offer. Phone 0432399127 66801517, household items, tools, fish- BUSINESS FOR SALE TOYOTA CAMRY ’87 white man 12 QUEEN BED Orthopedic 6 months old, tank, clothes, lots bargains, Sat 8am-3 TYAGARAH MULCH mths rego, 200,000ks, reliable regu- BUSY DELI/GOURMET T/A in Mullum new $629, sell $300. Fridge 202L top EXCELSIOR TREE fr $3.50. BH 66844242/AH 66851371 GARDEN SALE large plants in pots, larly serviced $2300 ono. 0432511556 on main street, rapidly growing busi- mt freezer/fridge, was $548 1 month flags, statues, Sat 3 after 8am, 159 ness $179,000. Phone 0411861716 & GARDEN CARE old, sell $300. Phone 66850208 TOYOTA COROLLA ’89 great cond, 12 Broken Head Road. Ph 0413239232 TIPIS – YURTS mths rego $3500. Ph 0407942984 PRIME RETAIL SHOP LEASE avail- SALES & HIRE Qualified Arborist OCEAN SHORES 6 Kanandah Ct, able at the beach end of Jonson Street. Tipis – 66855895 MAGNA ’89 sedan, just out of rego, Tree & shrub removal FIREWOOD 7.30 start, 4 piece Tessa velvet lounge Ready to go including fixtures & fittings. www.rainbowtipis.com.au 0418801718 goes well, reregister or parts $500 ono. suite, 4 piece dining table & chairs, Phone Mike 0414728487 Insured, wood chipping Yurts – 0415303573 Ring Vicky 66855149 FRIDGE Fisher & Paykel 400 litre frost round glass coffee table, 50s TV cabi- www.bambooyurts.com.au MASSAGE/THERAPY SHOP Bruns- COMPETITIVELY free VGC $350. Phone 66841000 net, retro kitchenwares, picture frames TOYOTA TOWN ACE ’93 auto, a-c, 12 wick Heads, fully equipped massage/ & canvasses & more. 66801448 mths rego $4500. 0411726413. HOLD- PRICED therapy shop, easy transform into hair EN RODEO UTE ’86 canopy $3000, FIREWOOD 66841030 BYRON 41 Ruskin St, Sat 8-11am, salon, 3x3 available, low rent $7000 MASSIVE PLANT SALE HIACE ’92 HITOP CAMPER $4900. Bob 6684 0214 Nursery closing. Ph Pyari 66844486 moving sale, h’hold goods, incl TV, ono. Phone 0403367688 bike, Tessa leather chairs, heaters etc. PEUGEOT 505 manual, in excellent FREE POLYSTYRENE BOXES 1m x BYRON BAY TAKEAWAY/DELI RES- 0414 668 405 condition $1800. Phone 0414820818 50cm x 30cm. Phone John 66848119 TAURANT opportunity long lease prime MEGA MEGA ’94 MAGNA EXEC low ks, excellent location $110,000 WIWO. 0412001902 RECYCLED HARDWOOD, cheap pine, ,/ 6-Ê condition, new stereo, air-con, going - iron, french doors, casement windows, SLING-A-LONG baby carriers, est /, ÊEÊ-/1 *Ê MOVING O/S SALE overseas $4960 ono. Pone 66854248 - Ê"1/ internal doors, aluminium windows & Belongil, 34A Childe St, Sat & Sun 10yr, 3 perm market sites, retail outlets, , "6 ," ÊfÎ doors, sinks & bathroom supplies etc. 8am-2pm, a little trash, a lot of website/mail order $26,000. 66840297 Mullumbimby 2nd Hand, Manns Road. treasure, loads of quality essen- 9," Ê,/Ê Phone 66843063 tials, fridge, couch, books, electrics, , - BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY *IMS 4REE -1** - shelves, clothes (8-12), furniture 3TUMP ÈÈnäÊnä£ä indoor/outdoor, much more, rain or UÊÊ-ÕL>ÀÕÊÜ>}Ê{7 ÊÊ WARNING ÎÉÇÊ iÌi>Ê ÀVÕÌ] SODA STREAM xÉäÇÊÀi}ÊÊ°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°fÓÈxä 2EMOVAL ÞÀÊÊEÊÊ ÃÌ>Ìi MACHINES & GAS REFILLS. shine. SEE YOU THERE! The Department of Fair Trading has Bridglands Retravision 66842511 EWINGSDALE Sat 7.30am, Lot 1 UÊʽ{ÊÞÕ`>Ê >ÌÀ>Ê>ÕÌ]Ê warned people to be very careful s 4REE 0RUNING s 4REE 2EMOVAL Thara Cres, new camp beds, Jamo `} ÌÊLÕi]ÊViÊV>ÀÊ°f{Óxä about responding to advertisements s 3TUMP 2EMOVAL s -ULCHING MATTRESS king size excellent condi- offering work at home. Readers should ,/#!, .!4)6% tion, suit slatted base $75. 66871015 speakers, keyboard, camp equip more. UÊÊÀ`Ê Ê >ÃiÀÊ >ÌV ]ÊÊ 0ENSIONERS $ISCOUNT xÊë`]ÊÃÛiÀ]ÊVi>ÊV>À]ÊxÉäÇÊ be wary if you are asked to pay money 0,!.43 CARPET MATS – from 50 cents each SUFFOLK 12 Bryce St, 8am, musical Ài}Ê°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°°fÓÇxä upfront for employment opportuni- &OR PROPERTY PLANTINGS ,ARGE RANGE at Ray Towers Carpets, Mullumbimby instruments drums & perc & other inter- ties and never send money to a post UÊÊ/ÞÌ>Ê >ÀÞÊxÊë`]ÊÀi`]Ê offi ce box. £Î£Êx{È OF TUBE STOCK FOR REGENERATION Industrial Estate. esting items & stone garden sculpture Ãi`>]ÊxÉäÇÊÀi}Ê°°°°°°°°°°fÓ{xä WWWJIMSTREESNET 4REES s 3HRUBS s 5NDERSTORY MARBLE DINING TABLE & 2 match- BYRON MASSIVE GARAGE SALE UÊʼ£Ê/ÞÌ>Ê >ÀÞÊ>ÕÌ]Ê>À]Ê ÕÕÊ ÀiiÊ ing coffee tables, fridges, drawers & from 8.30am, 46 Acacia St, BB Ind Est ÃÌiiÀ]Ê ÊÀi}ÊxÉäÇÊ°°°°°°f{Óxä FOR SALE >ÌÛiÊ ÕÀÃiÀÞ other goods. Phone 0414760067 9ÕÊV>Ê>iÊ TYAGARAH furn, table, chairs, brass " -" Ê-/Ê 9," Ê 9 /PEN 4HURS &RIDAY n PM WHIRLPOOL 7kg w/m $320, king ens, bed, coffee tables, antiques, fabrics, fxä]äääÊ 8/,Ê 9ANKEE #K 2D 6IA 7ILSON #K 2D double bed jarrah base, desk, b’shelf, old china, mirrors & much more, 2 >«iÊ ÞÀÊ >ÀÊ->ià «iÀÊÞi>Àt -ULLUMBIMBY TV unit, dining table & chairs, lounge, Johnston Lane (old h’way), Sat 8am. bikes etc. 66854513, 0403927773 ÈÈnäÊÇÇÇÊÊ Ê£Ènä{ / >̽ÃÊÀ} Ì]ÊÃÌ>ÞÊ i]Ê}iÌÊ SAT 9-12, monster sale, clothes, DVDs, Li `ÊÞÕÀÊV«ÕÌiÀÊ>`ÊÕÌÃiÊ RETRO LOUNGE 3 seat, 2 singles tim- footwear, miscellaneous electric gear, Ì iÊ>ÌiÃÌÊV«ÕÌiÀÃi`Ê 24 Pacific Vista, Byron Bay. FANCY DRESS gingers • heliconias ber with cushions GC $500. 66807687 Ì ÀÕ} LÀi`ÊÀ>V}ÊÃvÌÜ>ÀiÊ PROPS & non invasive bamboo >`ÊÃÌ>ÀÌÊi>À}ÊiÞt STOCKTAKE SALE MOTOR BIKES ̽ÃÊi>ÃÞÊ>`Ê̽ÃÊvÕ° SUIT HIRE 10%-50% OFF Sat 3-10 June Royce’s ’99 HUSABERG FE 501 rego 10/06 "ÕÀÊ>ÞÊ >««ÞÊVÕÃÌiÀÃÊ Also accessories, hats, jewellery, Secondhand Shop. 66855202 $4500 ono. Phone 0410326052 shoes, day & evening wear. north ",Ê- V>½ÌÊLiÊÜÀ}t HEATER Rinnai, gas, as new, remote SUZUKI RMX 250 ’98 excellent condi- *ÀÛiÊÃÕVViÃÃ]ÊÌ iÊLiÃÌÊÃÞÃÌi° 6684 2978 $850. Phone 66853831, 0422606738 for appointment. Mullumbimby. coast tion, 11 months rego, new tyres, extras +& ,ASER AUTO >ÊÕÃÊÌ`>ÞÊqÊ RECLINER CHAIRS $2950 ono. Phone 66845230 bamboo >iÊiÞÊÜt 2 chairs – blue suede, excellent condi- 6684 8053 @ -AZDA !STINA 6'# ph tion $300 each ono ($750 new). MOTOR VEHICLES * iÊ "7Ê£ÎääÊÇnÈxn , Ê Phone 66854324 SPD MAKITA 18 volt cordless combo kit, DL DON’T BUY A LEMON let a profes- sional help you. Car, 4WD, motor cycle. .ISSAN .OMAD SEATER &2%3( &)3( 1052AL drill/driver, circular saw, Recip- - ro saw, lantern, batteries & charger, Phone Barry 66804440, 0427667177 SPD COMMERCIAL FOR SALE >>Ìi`ÊÌLiÀÊ &2%3( /934%23 new, unwanted prize $1100. Phone .( 0AJERO 6'# BYRON ART & IND EST UNIT 95sqm 4!+%!7!93 66872891 CAR BODIES Strata title, toilet, kitchenette, good LiV iÃÊ #OROLLA 3ECA AUTO ALLOYS ventilation, security gates, parking {°ÓÊÊ} .OW AT STOCKTAKE SALE REMOVED FREE $179,000. Income from rent approx 10%-50% OFF Sat 3-10 June Royce’s Phone 0418189324, 0438189323 $200pw. Phone Fred 66872902 ÈääÊÊÜ`i Secondhand Shop. 66855202 >ÀÊ `iÃÊ,iÛi`ÊÀii CHEAP TYRES. 66809936 f£ÈxÊi>V DINING SETTING 7-pce Danish style 0ACIFIC (WY 4YAGARAH CLASSIFIEDS s /0%. $!93 s teak extension dining table with 6 chairs, VGC $280. Phone 66859067 CHEAP BATTERIES 3TUART 3T -ULLUM 66841777 *\ÊÈÈnÇÊ£Çää $,. 0(/.% www.echo.net.au Byron Shire Echo May 30, 2006 45
BEACHSIDE SUFFOLK garden flat, 2 ROOMS, 1 room $120pw or 2nd NEW BRIGHTON beautiful, tidy, 100m BEAUTIFUL 3br f-f home in 1.5 acres, BANGALOW/BYRON rural cottage, HOUSES FOR SALE self-cont $200pw, monthly, or up to 6 room $180pw will suit couple, mins beach, on river, 3 bedrooms, share opulent outdoor living incl inground 2brs, private, peaceful, fireplace, suit FOR SALE BY OWNER months. Phone 66853213 to town & beach, Austar, nice house. 1 other $150pw includes electricity. pool, halfway B.Bay-Tweed Hds, 10 quiet couple or 2 singles, no pets, elect House in Iluka $295,000. 5 bedrooms, Phone 66807798 or 0402162042 Phone David 0412767546 mins to beach, garden & pool maint & garden incl $290pw. Inspect PM BINNA BURRA 3br furn house fr mid exempt, sorry no pets or toddlers, Thursday. Phone 0418616328 2-storey, 2 kitchens, 2 bathrooms, July to mid Oct $300pw. 66871192 LARGE ROOM in share house in CAT interviewing for third person to join garage, carport and shed, on a corner avail end July for one year lease Byron, short term OK $120pw + bills. a friendly home in Byron Hills $90pw + $1500pm. See www.australianrealty. ROOMS TO RENT Lilli Pilli area lot. Contact Jim 66840227 Phone 0422417295 exp, d/f and n/s. Contact 66854256 $120pw. Phone 66808953 HOUSE SIT com ref.#4377 or phone 66771950 HIGH QUALITY relocatable home in SUFFOLK clean working n/s 26 years MODERN f-furn home in Mullum PALM COURT – BRUNSWICK secure gated residential caravan park LOCAL PROFESSIONAL PERSON OCEAN SHORES modern studio + $130pw includes bills. Ph 66853892 $100pw share with lovely mum & 3yo apartment with expansive lake views, HEADS newly renovated, town centre, in central Byron, 2brs, 1 bthrm, SLUG looking to house-sit in Byron area, girl. Phone 66846393, 0407065803 1br $220pw, 2br from $250pw. Siwicki plus storage, high ceilings, bright happy to maintain gardens and look LARGE double room for rent in friendly north facing deck, tastefully furnished, full Austar pack $175pw. Ph 66804441 Real Estate, 17 Fingal St, Brunswick and airy $169,000 (lease conditions after pets etc. Phone 0421990785 house in Lilli Pilli $200pw + bond. WANGANUI rainforest room, n/s, Mul- Heads. Phone 66851206 apply). Frances O’Connor Real Estate Phone 0428356406 or 0416763987 lum 25 mins $95pw. Ph 66840002 OCEAN SHORES designer 3br town- 0432828384 or 0401935760 BRUNS HEADS 1br furnished flat SHARE ACCOM. SHIRLEY STREET unit, room to rent, 2 ROOMS in house on gorgeous house with ens, priv patio, balcony, dish washer, free Austar, close to shops, $170pw, 1br flat $140pw. BAYSIDE NEW HOUSE, 2 CABINS, CARAVAN/ fully-furnished, very clean $160pw secluded property Tyagarah $90pw & BRUNS 3br house, ens, DLUG $350pw. ECHO ACCOUNTS POLICY: Ads in pets welcome $310pw. Ph 66804441 DECK on 1 acre + share of 85 acres/ double or $130pw single, bills included, $110pw + exp, d/f, n/s, prefer working. O.SHORES 3br house, rumpus, ens, this section must be paid by credit card hall/comm house. Final approval, est min 2 week stay. Phone 66843933 Phone 66848197 BURRINGBAR 3br house, bond & ref- SLUG $330pw. CRABBES CREEK 3br gardens, fruit trees, great views Mt or in person at time of placement. BYRON central quiet position, fully- 3 ROOMS: 2 x $115pw, 1 x $130pw, erences $225pw. Phone 0401304861 house + office, DLUG $350pw. Siwicki Warning, walk to beach, Byron/Mul- SHARE EXECUTIVE RESIDENCE Real Estate, 17 Fingal St, Brunswick furn incl TV, ideal for tourist or student artists rainforest retreat, near Lilli Pilli. OCEAN SHORES 3br house + beauti- lum 12 mins $459,000 ono. Gondwana Alcorn Street, fully-furnished, beautiful Heads. Phone 66851206 $140pw incl bills. Phone 66856560 Phone 0439600131 ful self-cont garden studio, could be meditation community. 66847513 home, all mod cons, own bathroom, sub-let, long lease preferred $400pw GARDEN STUDIO close to town professionals only $250pw + bond & BYRON studio/office $50pw or $25 per SUNRISE room in townhouse seeking MULLUM big 3br 50s style Q’lander, available June 17. Phone 66848038 & beach, timber floors, windows & expenses. Phone 66853802 day, furn, incl elect. Phone 66857789 worker, 25+ $130pw. Ph 66807742 s’out, quiet area $390,000. 66844106 verandah, private yard, garage space O.SHORES granny flat, great spot, as OCEAN SHORES self-cont unfurn MULLUM pleasant room for mature BYRON 2 rooms, prefer worker $160pw $220pw. Phone Bruce 66858013 new, no pets, n/s $160pw. 66805532 bedsit, share laundry, suit quiet work- person, d/f $85pw. Phone 66844554 inclusive. Phone 0428699614 LAND FOR SALE FEDERAL 5br house, rural views ing person $150pw incl. Ph 66802475 BYRON Skinners Shoot 2 rooms in O.SHORES 4brs, 2 bathrm, 2 living $400pw. Ph 66215350, 0413100814 250 ACS Byron, 50 acs Gold Coast must areas, DLUG $350pw. Ph 0428859096 SUFFOLK PARK room in friendly, tidy funky farm house, bush setting, 3 mins TO LET sell. www.byronbum.com/0431681414 MULLUM 1 room gran flat, kitchenette, house $100pw. Phone 66854796 CBD & beach, fem pref $115pw & BANGALOW SELF STORAGE LENNOX 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom, ens $160pw + exp n/s fem. 66841415 7 ACRES at Main Arm, creek, power, $125pw incl elect, gas, cable, cleaner, large house, gardens & pool maint incl ROOM in Mullum $150pw incl power & Hi-tech security. 66872333 phone, livable shed, mostly flat red soil immac, no pets. Phone 0412818563 $400pw + bond. Phone 0419923690 BEACHSIDE Suffolk Park self-cont 1 garden maintenance. Ph 0437016090 $398,000. Phone 0408512614 CARAVANS & CABINS from $195pw. or 2br garden flat, private $220pw, long SUFFOLK 2 rooms in b’ful big house, THE POCKET 2 large br studio, large SUFFOLK studio, large space with Byron Tourist (Van) Village. 66857378 term OK. Phone 0401829701 funky clean music lover wanted $130pw verandah & carport, n/s working single ensuite, separate entrance, suit mature PROPERTY FOR SALE incl power + bond. AH 0422081272 STORAGE with elect Billi $40pw. Siwicki or couple $260pw incl elect, refs, avail FERNLEIGH 10 mins Bangalow, 10 individual $195pw. Ph 66854329 AH. RE, 17 Fingal St, Bruns. 66851206 18/6, inspect now. Ph 66845441 mins Clunes, self-cont studio & large BYRON CBD suit B&B professional BYRON 2 x rooms $130pw each, close BEHIND TALLOW f-furn room, quiet shed for open minded fem to share rooms or development site, offers over to town, working student, n/s, fem pref, CARAVAN with annex, clean, homely, MONTECOLLUM fully-furnished, share 1 other, massage & yoga room property, gardens & pool with 2 fems & $900,000. Phone owner 0414768634 available 1/6. Phone 0415526120 avail now $75pw, deliv’d. 0402196485 short term 27/6 to 6/9, stunning setting avail $125pw. 66809869, 0431036653 2 children $150pw + elect. 66878970 $350pw. Phone 0422383254 BYRON Lilli Pilli peaceful home, fem to 2BR OLD HOUSE in Wollumbin St, SUNRISE room + balcony, n/s, semi- NORTH OCEAN SHORES large 4br + share with 2 others, veg, n/s $120pw large garden $350pw. Ph 0421008886 BANGALOW s-c flat for quiet working veg female $120pw + bond. Phone rumpus, 2 bthrm, very large n/e facing includes bills. Phone 66807232 person/couple $200pw. 0421432285 345..).' !#2%3 0431204422, 66808330 PRIVATE CABIN Federal, suit single waterfront, birds paradise, sunrise/set, LENNOX large room $90pw, smaller worker $160pw incl elect. 66884205 MYOCUM spacious new 2br apart- quiet cul-de-sac, very private, close to BYRON nice room in family home, own !4 2/3%"!.+ room $70pw close beach. 66874223 ment, kid friendly $280pw. 66846191 beach, DLUG, avail 1 July $430pw incl bathrm + opens onto garden, 2 mins MULLUM LUXURY 4br federation CABINS n $! APPROVED FOR THIRD BYRON right in town, fully-furnished lawn/garden maint, pets neg. Phone shops & beach $150pw. 0422445437 house, 5sqm nth facing covered enter- SMALL CABIN 6 min Mullum, s-c Rene 66803060 n STREAM n FRUIT TREES n PRIVATE share house, rooms suit singles, cou- tainment deck, close river, parks, shop, would better suit single d/f pref working BYRON CBD self-contained stu- ples, twin share, great rooms, great large yard, quiet st $420pw suit prof person/s $135pw incl elect. 66844889 EWINGSDALE s-c caravan, TV, DVD, &INANCE AVAILABLE dio, semi-furnished with TV $230pw rates. Phone 0421925531 couple. Phone 66843071, 0421892812 beautiful garden $110pw. 66847132 -534 3%% incl bills + room fully-furn short term BEAUTIFUL garden flat for single $120pw. 0429920420 or 0412656062 working environment friendly person LOVELY 1br cottage in quiet Byron $170pw Tintenbar. Phone 66878953 artist community, avail for 3 mths, suit GRANNY FLAT The Pocket, 20 min- couple $180pw incl elect. 66808891 0HONE utes Byron, share kitchen + $150pw. SEAN KENNY REAL ESTATE Phone 66845508, 0406337839 COORABELL 2 rooms with own kitch- en, semi detach $160pw. 66847420 LENNOX half-house, own 3 rooms + &2%% ')&4 6/5#(%2 &2/- -1 "-/ ÊÞÕÊÜ>ÌÊ bathrm & deck in large house with trop ELTHAM 3br 3 bathrm $285pw great gardens, pool, pref 1 working person views, semi rural. Phone 66291141 $200pw + bond & exp. 0419923690 (/-% (!2$7!2% -5,,5-")-"9 , - / ÌÊ}iÌÊÀ`ÊvÊ EWINGSDALE self-cont apartment, UÊÎLÀÊÕÌÊÊÌÜ°Ê->ÊL> ÞÕÀÊÀÌ}>}iÊ BYRON central $90pw + bond, n/s 7)4( %6%29 .%7 -!.!'%-%.4 exchange for housework & gardening. µÕVÞ¶ pref, suit young person. 0422583970 VÞ°Ê ÕÕLLÞÊfÓxä«Ü° Call Susie 0402704332 SUFFOLK friendly flatmate to share 9," Ê 9 COORABELL caravan 23 foot, suit 3EE US FOR UNIQUE DEBT house close to beach with 2 females working quiet single, no kids or pets, REDUCTION STRATEGIES $125pw. Ph 0432512340, 0419498379 * °ÊÕiÊEÊ«ÀÊqÊÞÕÀÊ ÕÕÊiÌÌ}Ê>}iÌà own bathroom/laundry, compost toilet -ÕV>ÃÌÊÀÃÌÊ >Ì>ÊÊ $120pw inclusive. Phone 66884531 UNBEATABLE LOANS SUNRISE fully-furn room $110pw incl 1 1 9 xÊ ÕÀÀ}L>ÀÊ-Ì°Ê ÕÕ°ÊÈÈn{ÊÓÈ£x exp, nice friendly easygoing environ- BURRINGBAR small rural dwelling, .EIL ment fem pref. 66808402, 0411811140 " Ê-", - suit single, no pets $100pw. 66770006 , , `>Ê ÀÜ} BYRON 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom, DLUG MULLUM fresh, furn, queen + ens + , Ê -// ÊUÊ/ *" \ÊÈÈnäÊ£x{ study, private access, spa, pool, pets, $450pw. Phone 0423537344 4ONI sunny spacious n/s $180pw. 66844762 "7 -"1/Ê" Ê UÊÛ>Ê Ü°ÊfÎÎä«ÜÊÕvÕÀÊÀÊfÎÈäÊ BYRON 2br flat, un-furn $250pw + CABIN & 3 rooms in musical share vÉvÕÀÊ* /-Ê °ÊÎLÀʳÊÃÕÀÉvwVi]Ê bond. Call Renee AH 0432047218 HOLIDAY ACCOM. house on permaculture farm Minyon ÀiÊÞÕÊ >««ÞÊÜÌ Ê ÜÊÞÕÀÊ `iÀ]Ê«ÀÛ>ÌiÊ`iV]ÊÜ>ÊÌÊLi>V ]Ê Falls, live as part of revolutionary sur- VÉ«ÀÌ WATERFRONT 4 Star Brunswick f-f 1 vival community or just rent a special , Ê WANTED TO RENT & 2br luxury apartments. Ph 66851631 space in the bush. Phone 66882381 «À«iÀÌÞÊÃÊLi}Ê>>}i`¶ UÊÛ>Ê£°È°äÈ°ÊfÎÇä«ÜÊÜÉ>ÜÊEÊ}>À`Ê >Ì°Ê "Ê* /-°Ê `iÀÊÎLÀÊ i]Ê ECHO ACCOUNTS POLICY: Ads in BEACH HOUSE Wooli fully-furn, reas BEAUTIFUL old Queenslander in Fed- 7Ì ÊiÛiÀÞÊiÜÊ«À«iÀÌÞÊ>>}iiÌÊÌÊLiÊÀiÌi`Ê iÃÕÌi]Ê}Ài>ÌÊ`iV]ÊÜ>ÊÌÊLi>V ]Ê 1ÊÊ this section must be paid by credit card rates. Phone 66842968, 0439500070 eral village, share with 1 other, 2 rooms >`Ê>>}i`ÊLÞÊÌ iÊi`ÊvÊÕiÊÀÊ>ÞÊiÜÊ>>}iiÌÊ ",/Ê" Ê-", - or in person at time of placement. $160pw, n/s, veggie garden. Phone UÊÛ>ÊÓ£°È°äÈ°Êf{Îä«ÜÊÜÉ>ÜÊEÊ}>À`Ê URGENT 34 week pregnant female Susana 66884451 Ã}i`ÊLÞÊÌ iÊi`ÊvÊÕiÊÜÌ ÊiÝÃÌ}ÊÌi>ÌÃÊÀiViÛiÃÊ >ÌÊ* /-Ê °Ê >À}iÊ{LÀÊv>ÞÊ i]Ê SHORT TERM ACCOM. V>>ÊvÀÌ>}i]ʵÕiÌÊEÊ«ÀÛ>Ìi]Ê 1 seeks 3br home in Ballina-Mullum area BYRON furnished room, ideal loca- 6ÕV iÀÊvÀÊfÓxäÊ>ÌÊÊ " Ê-", - $300pw max. Phone 66874360 BYRON large s-cont studio 5 mins tion in town, short term OK. Phone ÕÕLLÞÊiÊ>À`Ü>Ài UÊÛ>Ê£°È°äÈ°ÊfÎÈä«ÜÊÜÉ>ÜÊEÊ}>À`Ê 2 LOVELY healthy women with 2 beach & CBD $280pw. Ph 66882386 66855764 >Ì°Ê i>ÊEÊÌ`ÞÊ{LÀÊ i]ÊiÃÕÌi]Ê >ÊÕÀÊiÌ ÕÃ>ÃÌVÊÌi>Ê>ÌÊ-i>Ê iÞÊ,i>Ê ÃÌ>ÌiÊ }Ài>ÌÊ`iVÃÊÜÌ ÊÛiÜÃ]Ê 1 lovely happy babies like to find lovely BYRON CBD single room available peaceful home, 4br/2 bath. Please call GRANNY FLAT s-cont $180pw, room ÊÈÈn{ÊÓÓää°Ê7iÊV>ÀiÊ>LÕÌÊÞÕÀÊ>ÃÃiÌ° UÊÛ>ÊÓ{°È°äÈ°ÊfÎnä«Ü°Ê >À}iÊ>ÌÊÃÌÞiÊ now till 5 July, beautiful house $160pw, $130pw, forest setting close to Bruns- i]Ê{LÀ]ÊÎL>Ì ÀÃ]Ê«]ÊÎÊ`iVÃ]Ê 0432489974 or 0402630106 $200 bond, fully-furnished, bills includ- wick on 10 acres, part-furn. 66842130 1Ê ed, must be clean & honest, male ÇÊ ÕÀÀ}L>ÀÊ-ÌÊ ÕÕLLÞ UÊÛ>Ê Ü°ÊfÎnä«ÜÊÜÉ}>À`Ê>Ì°ÊÊ preferred. Phone 0413921046 BRUNSWICK working person for "Ê* /-°Ê"«iÊ«>ÊÎLÀÊ i]ÊiÃÕÌi]Ê TO LEASE happy share house $100pw + bills, refs ÈÈn{ÊÓÓääÊÜÜÜ°Ãi>iÞ°V°>Õ v>Ì>ÃÌVÊÛiÜÃ]ÊÕµÕiÊvi>ÌÕÀiÃ]Ê{V>ÀÊ 1 BYRON large s-c f-f studio, 5 min beach MULLUM Stuart Street arcade shop or req’d, avail 21/6. Ph 0422901830 *i>ÃiÊVÌ>VÌÊ,ÃiÌÌ>ÊÀÊ >Ì i°Ê,iviÀiViÃÊiÃÃiÌ>° office avail $200pw neg. 66801643 & CBD $200pw. Phone 0437608226 2 ROOMS in large mod 4br/3bth house ÈÊ-/, Ê6 1 Ê BINNA BURRA large room in f-furn Paterson St, 1 x furn ens room June-Oct ,!73/. 342%%4 , 7Ê ,/" Ê SUFFOLK large house, share with 3 / *" \ÊÈÈnäÊ£x{Ê WORKSHOP Billi $80pw. Siwicki RE, cute country cottage with rural views, $165pw, 1 x dbl room $130pw, sorry no BEDROOM FULLY FURNISHED UNIT IN THE 17 Fingal St, Brunswick. 66851206 females, furnished room, couple/back- clean tidy responsible person to share packers welcome, available June 9- couples, great house, great views, for CENTRE OF TOWN 3HORT WALK TO -AIN with 1 other $100pw. Phone 66872269 busy, tidy flatmates. 0438269076 "EACH SHOPS UNDERCOVER CARPARK WANTED: someone to share my small July 9 $115pw. Phone 0403736717 workspace & display in Byron Ind Est SHARE HOUSE in Byron 3 rooms 2 ROOMS in sunny beaut central MONTH LEASE !VAILABLE – must be a developing art/computer/ SELF-CONTAINED ACCOM lovely available $120pw share with 28yo PW 4O ,ET setting, 5 min Byron. Phone 66847137 Byron house, pol floors & furnished, craft business that’s clean – no dust/ English teacher, students/travellers except rooms, long term working n/s dirt, low rent. Phone 0427240497 ROOM in deluxe beach house, 4-8 welcome, non-smoking, drug-free only. d/f persons pref $150pw + bond + exp. 0(),,)03 2/!$ .%729"!2 "EACH 2D n "ROKEN (EAD Phone Nicola 0431223634 COMMERCIAL SPACE 90sqm next to weeks $150pw. Phone 0412853660 Phone PJ 0401077338 or 66808909 #ONVERTED "AILS -AIN PART OF HOUSE ÕÞÊvÕÀà i`ÊÓÊLi`ÀÊLi>V Ê ÕÃi]Ê ÀiViÌÞÊ ÀiÛ>Ìi`]Ê 1Ê >`Ê >ÜÊ Harvest Cafe, Newrybar. Suit offices, BRUNS apt avail 15/6-21/7, fully furn, BYRON CBD 4 mins beach, furn rooms, BYRON furnished room in town, fem HAS LARGE LIVINGDININGKITCHEN >Ìi>ViÊVÕ`i`Ê studio, warehouse or wholesale indus- new, close beach, river, cafes. Heaven! suit single/ couples/ travellers, cool 20-25 to share with 1 other $120pw + BEDROOMSENSUITESEPARATE TOILET f{ääÊ«iÀÊÜiiÊqÊÛ>Ê Ü try $250pw + outgoings. Ph 66872644 66851085 house, short term OK. 0408855738 expenses. Phone 66857110 4O THE SIDE OF HOUSE ARE BEDROOMS 2EDGUM 0L n "AYWOOD #HASE BYRON BAY SHOP, retail, office, stu- STUDIO in town, fully-furn, self-cont BATHROOM 0ROPERTY IS FOR SALE {Ê Li`ÀÊ ÕÃiÊ ÜÌ Ê iÃÕÌiÊ vÊ >Ê dio, parking $295pw. Ph 0419419402 friendly community. Ph 0421925531 9ARD MAINTENANCE INCLUDED 'REAT 7,]Ê Ìi`Ê Û}Ê >Ài>Ê `iÀÊ ÌV iÊ PROPERTY FOR SALE PROPERTY PW ÜÌ Ê `à Ü>à iÀÊ EÊ 1Ê ÜÌ Ê ÌiÀ>Ê TYAGARAH farmhouse 2 rooms >VViÃðÊf{ÓxÊ«iÀÊÜiiÊqÊÛ>Ê Ü $125pw & $135pw. Ph 0405394338 3),+9 /!+ #/524 "EACHCOMBER $R BANGALOW 1br + bath, n/s veg, pref &ULLY FURNISHED BEDROOM ÎÊ Li`ÀÊ ÓÊ L>Ì ÀÊ vÕÞÊ vÕÀà i`Ê "!.+3 3!)$ @./ ÌÜ ÕÃiÊ«ÀÛ>ÌiÊÕÌ`ÀÊ>Ài>]ÊVi>Ê fem $120pw + bills. Phone 66871524 BATHROOM HOUSE 3ALTWATER INGROUND ÛiÜÃÊvÀÊÕ«ÃÌ>ÀÃ]Ê`à Ü>à iÀÊEÊ 1Ê /"Ê - POOL TIMBER DECKS BBQ AREA MONTH ÜÌ ÊÌiÀ>Ê>VViÃÃÊ 7(!4 ./7 LENNOX HEAD non-smoker, drinker, iÀV>É,iÌ>É,iÃ`iÌ>Ê LEASE PW f{ÓxÊ«iÀÊÜiiÊÊÛ>Ê Ü )F YOU FALL OUTSIDE OF THE TRADITIONAL LENDING POLICIES drug user, to share beach apartment «ÀiÃiÃÊ Ê ÞÀÊ -ÌÀiiÌ]Ê ViÌÀ>Ê ÌÊ close to shops $130pw. Ph 66876168 3EEANA #RT n ,ILLI 0ILLI vÕÀÊ >ÀÊ `>ÞÊ iÌÊ V«iÝiÃ]Ê 4ERMS CONDITIONS APPLY {ÊLi`ÀÊÎÊL>Ì ÀÊ ÕÃiÊë>VÕÃÊ MUSIC & ART HOUSE lush gardens, !2-342/.' 342%%4 ÃÕÌÊ >ÃÃiÕÀÃ]Ê i>Ì Ê «À>VÌÌiÀ]Ê Û}Ê iÜÊ «>ÌÊ >`Ê V>À«iÌ]Ê 1]ÊÊ s "USINESS ,OANS s )NSURANCE 0REMIUM s #REDIT )MPAIRED beautiful ck, 5 min to Mullumbimby, 18- BEDROOM FAMILY HOME BATHROOM {ÎÃµÊ ÌÜÊ ÀÃÊ «ÕÃÊ ÌV ÉLÌ À]Ê s #APITAL %QUIPMENT &UNDING s 2ElNANCING SEPARATE TOILET 3LATE mOORS LARGE `à Ü>à iÀ]ÊViÃÊ«>ÀÌÞÊvÕÀà i` Õ`iÀVÛiÀÊ «>À}]Ê }Ê i>ÃiÊ ÀÊ 30 clean happy veg easygoing $100pw f{xäÊ«iÀÊÜiiÊÊÊÛ>Ê Ü ,OANS s ,INE OF #REDIT s 3ENIOR %QUITY ,OANS + bond, great room. Call 66845268 BLOCK MONTH LEASE PW à >ÀiÊ>ÌÊfÈäÊ«iÀÊ`>ÞÊÀÊiÊÀÊ³Ê s -OTOR 6EHICLE ,OANS s ,OW $OC ,OANS s 4RANS 4ASMAN &INANCE "EACHCOMBER $R LÌ ÉÌV ÊfÎä«ÜÊVÊÕÌ}}Ã°Ê O.SHORES 2 rooms in big home $90pw s 4ECHNOLOGY 2ENTALS s 0ERSONAL ,OANS s )NVESTMENT ,OANS {Ê Li`ÀÊ LÀVÊ >`Ê ÌiÊ iÊ >Ê Ã ÀÌÊ * Ê,ÃiÊä{ÓÇÊä£È{x£Ê /$110pw. 0401347973, 0407460571 ./ 0%43 5.,%33 34!4%$ Ü>Ê ÌÊ />ÜÃÊ Li>V ]Ê 1Ê ÜÌ Ê s &ACTORING s (OME ,OANS s &IRST (OME /WNER ÌiÀ>Ê >VViÃÃ]Ê iÃÕÌiÊ >`Ê 7,Ê vÊ £nÊiÌV iÀÊ-ÌÊ ÞÀÊ >ÞÊÈÈnäÊxäx OCEAN SHORES big exec home, )NSPECTIONS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY ,* (OOKER "YRON "AY >]ÊviVi`ÊÞ>À`Ê huge br, own living space 7 x 4m, bath- fxääÊ«iÀÊÜiiÊqÊÛ>Ê Ü 4!33! (/-%,/!.3 rm, phone, share kitchen, verandah & &OR FURTHER DETAILS OR INSPECTION -AIN !RM 2D -ULLUMBIMBY ocean views with 36yo fem, n/s, n/d, PLEASE CONTACT %LDERS 2EAL CLASSIFIEDS working person $200pw. 0433880405 %STATE &LETCHER 3TREET !LL PROlTS GO TO LOCAL CHARITY "YRON "AY OR PHONE 66841777 46 May 30, 2006 Byron Shire Echo www.echo.net.au
PUBLICITY & PR PERSON with excel- NIGHT DELIVERY DRIVER. Perma- PIANO lessons Blues Roots Pop styles, POSITIONS VACANT lent communication skills & experience nent part-time (a week or fortnight 5 Impro, theory. Jena 0417130067 WARNING with the media. Loves community, loves to 7 times per year to spell regular deadlines, 3 months part-time. Email: drivers), good conditions, above award WOODWORK FOR BEGINNERS of all 7EEKLY $! WATCH The Department of Fair Trading has ages. Phone Patt 66843160 warned people to be very careful [email protected] wage, must have truck licence, good driving record, fit/good back! ‘And peo- 9OU MAY NOT SEE #OUNCILS DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION ADVERTIS about responding to advertisements CARETAKER live-in casual position offering work at home. Readers should ple skills’. Provide work history/refs MUSICAL NOTES ING AS IT IS NOT PLACED IN YOUR COMMUNITY PAPER !S A FREE SERVICE in town B&B, friendly and responsible, phone Jim 66871185 be wary if you are asked to pay money suit 1 person. Phone 0414187088 THEREFORE WE REGULARLY LIST ALL SIGNIFICANT NEW $!S ON PUBLIC EXHIBI upfront for employment opportuni- KEYBOARDIST WANTED for per- forming band. To check band www.the TION MAKING CLEAR EXACTLY WHAT IS SOUGHT IN THE APPLICATIONS AND ties and never send money to a post LIFE MODELS WANTED 18+ for art WORK WANTED offi ce box. photography. Phone 0432387548 frankieband.com or ph 0421978044 IDENTIFYING THE LOCATION OF THE LAND AFFECTED ECHO ACCOUNTS POLICY: Ads in FRESCA BANGALOW KORG Triton Le music workstation key- 7E URGE READERS TO FOLLOW UP ON $!S THEY FEEL MAY AFFECT THEM ARE YOU HANDSOME OR PRETTY? this section must be paid by credit card Restaurant Manager, full-time, min 5yr board with flatcase, mind condition BY VISITING #OUNCILS OFFICE BEFORE THE ADVISED CLOSING DATE AND Must be under 25. Call 66801454 or in person at time of placement. exp, imm start. Phone 0421962090 $17,000. Phone Tone 66808566 MAKING AN APPROPRIATE WRITTEN SUBMISSION "E AWARE THAT ALL SUB MODELS no exp or fees, bikini mag GENERAL HOUSEWORK required SEEKING mature people for conven- FENDER STRAT (USA) + 100 watt covers, up to $2000 per hour, come to in Mullumbimby, Ocean Shores area, MISSIONS ARE DEEMED TO BE PUBLIC DOCUMENTS ience store &/or newsagency, exp amp $1500 both. Phone 0429902801 you. Phone John (07) 55610000, www. refs, $15 per hour. Ph 66803132 bodymodels.com.au pref for newsagency. Phone Shirley &RASERS 2OAD &- "OWER #LOSE 0401666700 or Naomi 0438247791 MULTI-TASKING quick-thinking relia- LOST & FOUND -ULLUMBIMBY #REEK 2% !$6%24)3%$ n ALL PREVIOUS TRAINEE html, PHP, Domain admin, ble, computer-literate woman with fan- SUBMISSIONS WILL BE CONSIDERED IF YOU ARE honest, enthusiastic, part-time. Phone 0412308708 tastic people and communication skills LOST: tortoiseshell spectacles in reliable, joyful, well-dressed, have %XTRACTIVE )NDUSTRY n ADVERTISED available now. Phone 66846662 soft case Friday 26 May at The Pass, MASSAGE THERAPISTS fem required experience with ladies fashion retail & DEVELOPMENT n 1UARRY Watego’s or the lighthouse. Reward. Relax Haven. Phone 0415249585 can travel to Byron please call Suzie CLEANER avail 4 cas/perm work $18ph Phone 0416151499 APPRENTICE CHEF 2nd or 3rd year. 0414649115 or 66807315 10am-3pm neg. Ph 66854205 or 0413711214 Feel like a change? Full-time position Mon-Fri PET NATUROPATH EXPERIENCED CLEANER $20/hour, BIRTHDAY at busy award-winning Harvest Cafe, PRACTITIONER ROOMS avail for can do windows. Phone 0417694451 66562829, 0401417744 Newrybar. Phone Gary 66872644 FUNERAL NOTICE rent, busy centre Byron, suit shiatsu ACUPUNCTURE & CHINESE Herbal massage, hot rock, facials, counselling, HOLISTIC GARDENING set up + maintain organic vegie gardens, lawn- HAPPY BIRTHDAY LUKE EBENSTREIT Medicine for pets. Brigid Beckett acupuncture, chiro etc. 0429194912 EVERYBODY AT THE ECHO 28.11.77 - 27.5.06 BVSc DipAc. 66289516, 0431702560 mowing + property maint or wherever a From everybody at The Echo. 3rd hand is needed. Mick 66845479 Luke died peacefully on Saturday 27th May LADY available 8yo short-haired black MAN FRIDAY Bachelor of Commerce, CHURCH NOTICES cat loves cuddling people & prefers qualified accountant (CPA), bookkeep- inside, owner must leave this week, *"-/" Ê6 -*, ing, touch typing, MYOB, MS Office, Federal. Ph Chris please 0429775651 ÌÊLiÊ>}ÃÌÊÌ iÊwÊiÃÌ database management. Can work from CHRISTIAN CITY CHURCH ->iÃÊ ÃÕÌ>Ì Enq 66808872 Sunday Service 10am ECLECTUS PARROT beautiful young home or office. Open to suggestions. ÜÊÀiVÀÕÌ}ÊÌÛ>Ìi`ÊÃiiÀÃÊ 40 Banksia Dr, Byron Ind. Est. female. These birds fly free + return if * 9 ,-Ê1 6 ,- Nilesh 0431414906, 66809529 ÌÊÊÕÀÊÛLÀ>ÌÊÌi>t ÀÃL>i½ÃÊÃÌÊ«ÀiÃÌ}ÕÃÊ you live rural $550. Phone 66840458 UÊ->iÃÊiÝ«iÀiViÊÀiµÕÀi` }iÌii½ÃÊVÕLÊÀiµÕÀiÃÊvÕÊÛ} MALE 16 years seeks building appren- DEATH NOTICE UÊÊ i}ÀiiÊÊLÕÃiÃÃÊÀÊÀi>Ìi`ÊÃÕLiVÌÊ ÃÌ>vvÊÌÊÊÌ iÊÕÛiÀÃ>ÊVÀiÜ° ticeship, immediate start. 0422624095 >Ê>`Û>Ì>}i KAY HALL – 26.5.2006 PERSONAL UÊÊ"ÊÌ>À}iÌÊi>À}ÃÊvÊf{ä]äääf{x]äääÉÞÀ , ÊfxääfÎäää*7 FEM GARDENER for plant care & gar- Dearly loved friend of The Echo. UÊ"««ÀÌÕÌiÃÊvÀÊV>ÀiiÀÊ>`Û>ViiÌ UÊ ,- den maintenance. Ursula 66844128 – for once, she was early – UÊÃÌiÃÃiÃÊÉÊ,iVi«Ì *i>ÃiÊi>Ê 6ÃÊÌÊ UÊ >ÀÊÉÊ ÀÊ-Ì>vv - Ê - Ã>iÃJÜVi`ÌÀ>Ûi°V°>Õ UÊ-iVÕÀÌÞÊÉÊ*,Ê>ÌÕÀi® Ç£ !T ##, WE WORK ON A DAY TO ÀÊ`À«ÊÊÞÕÀÊÀiÃÕjÊÌÊ6VÌÀ> 0H #ATS AFTER PMP ÃÊ-ÌÊ >ÌÊÕÀÊà «Ê>Ì "YRON "AY 3UNDAYS ÞÀÊ >ÞÊ Ever present – our love is with you on DAY BASIS WITH PEOPLE FROM ALL nÊÃÊ-ÌÀiiÌ]Ê ÞÀÊ >Þ your journey to infinity. WALKS OF LIFE WAITING TO MEET ÈÈnxÊÊn£xx All our love, Teresa, Dany, Lisa, Akira, THAT SPECIAL SOMEONE JUST LIKE Rio, Guy, Cassandra, Olin. 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puter knowledge who would 6684 2014 no later than Pin This Up be willing to teach what they Monday June 5. Filmmakers get Reel in YAC competition FAC know or help with work- Parkinsons support Next meeting of the Film shops. Enquiries or apologies Artists Co-operative will be to Marcia 6680 1123 or group Meeting to be held on Friday at 8.30pm to 10pm on June Margaret 6684 2931. June 9, 10am to noon at the 1 at the meeting rooms of the Bruns Progress Activity Centre, Crowley Vil- Byron Bay Services Club, lage, end of Cherry Street, Jonson Street. Featuring Assoc Meeting at 7pm on Monday Ballina. Guest speaker will work in progress on video June 5 at Brunswick Heads be Jenny Lamrock, area carer projects and election of new Memorial Hall in Fingal support coordinator as well meetings coordinator. FAC Street. All welcome. Andrew as Michelle Ellis Occupa- is a participant-run fi lmmak- Page from the Cape Byron tional Therapist, and Di ers and artists support group Marine Park Authority will Hemsworth Physiotherapist and is a free program inviting be addressing the meeting. from Ballina Day Therapy. new members. Further info Contact 6685 1090. New members welcome. contact Larry Larstead 6680 Contact Gerri White 6628 3279 or join FAC at www. U3A Ballina/Byron 8278 to RSVP. byronfi lmclub.com and navi- Poetry and writing group gate to forums. meet on June 6 at the CWA Gay Olympics Suffolk Park rooms, Brunswick Heads at fundraiser 10am. Enquiries 6680 Flounce! A tea dance to raise Dunecare 1163. money for Andi and Jesse, Working bee on Saturday ballroom dancing competi- June 3 at 9am meeting at the Friends of Feros tors in the international Out- beach end of Macgregor Monthly meeting on Tuesday games in Montreal. Learn Street. All welcome. Phone June 6 at 2pm at Feros Vil- This year’s Reel Film competition run by the Byron YAC saw Nathan Christoffel’s film ‘Colourless’ some sexy dance moves and Helen 6685 4964. lage, Marvell Street, Byron being named Best production, landing him an ACE film contract, Kai Heiskari’s ‘Trappt’ was highly Bay. Afternoon tea follows. join us on the dance fl oor. commended. Winning Best Film, ‘Josaphine Maxwell’ earned creator, Dylan Wienham $1000. Cosmo Rainbow Dragons All members of the commu- Prizes, demonstrations, auc- MacDonald’s ‘Brief Case’ scored him a high commendation while ‘Brunswick River Blues’ snatched an Abreast nity invited to attend. Feros tion, food and drink on sale. SAE Scholarship for Toto MacDonald. Photo Jeff Dawson Invites breast cancer survi- Care is a community-run $15/$10. Sunday June 11, vors to our Come and Try organisation looking after the 3pm to 6pm Coorabell Hall, tens need while they are Pregnancy Support Free training weekly for day at 8am Sunday June 4 at needs of older people in our Coolamon Scenic Drive. Info waiting adoption. If you have beginners and advanced phone Kylie 0404 751850. Group Lake Ainsworth, Lennox area with hostel, nursing a soft spot for cats and can Tap into a beautiful support- students of all ages: men, Head. Come and join us for home or home care. Enquir- U3A Brunswick spend a couple of hours a ive network, meet midwives women and youth welcome fun and fi tness! Look for the ies Nola 6680 1234 or Kaye week helping out at our cat and doulas, connect with from 11 to 99 years old. pink fl ags at the northern 6685 6786. Valley On June 13 Norma McCabe shelter in Billinudgel, phone other pregnant women and Previous martial art experi- end of the lake. More info Bangalow garden will talk on life in a light- Jane 6685 7786. We have all mothers. Sessions include ence not required. For all contact Laura Turner 6687 house at the Uniting Church sorts of cats and kittens look- body work, morning tea and enquiries and enrolments 6807. club ing for new homes. If you can educational discussion. call Igor 6684 7994. Meeting June 7 at Bangalow Hall, Brunswick Heads at provide one, phone Helen Library available. All wel- Byron community RSL Hall at 1.30pm. Bring a 10am. Visitors welcome. 0427 802 097. Email petsfor come, Wednesdays from Camp Quality flower, bring & buy stall. Enquiries 6680 4268. market [email protected] 10.15am at the Byron Com- Byron Ballina Shire Camp On Sunday June 4, charities Next outing June 10 at Mary Pathways to for more info. munity Centre. Call Heli Quality activity group are are Byron Bay Youth House Hendry’s garden, 523 Friday 6685 6523 for info, or just committed to bringing hope and Suffolk Park Dunecare Hut Road, Possum Creek, Manhood Autumn Club senior and happiness to every child Rites of passage camps are come along. group. Live bands and busk- 1.30pm, bring a friend. It is living with cancer. Our next being held in Mullumbimby citizens ers, kids activities, fabulous time to prepare your garden Baywrite Theatre monthly meeting is on Mon- in July and August for 11 to Bus trip to Twin Towns on local food and crafts. No for judging on September 1 Next Play Reading Sat June day June 5 at 7pm in the 15 year old boys. Scholar- Thursday June 15, leaving dogs please. and 2. 3 at Byron High School, fol- Byron Bay Services Club. ships available. Book now Byron Bay 9am, Brunswick 9.15am. All welcome. Bus to low the signs. Come and New members always wel- Computer club Bruns VIEW Club 6684 3392. enjoy, or participate in a Byron Shire Seniors monthly June luncheon meeting at Outback Spectacular on come, enquiries 6681 reading of ‘Undercoat’ a meeting on Monday June 5, Ocean Shores Country Club Cat-loving Thursday June 29 for evening 4482. comedy by Nicola Cuthbert- 12.30pm at the Pioneer Hall, on Thursday June 8, 11am, show. All welcome. For book- volunteers needed son.$2 entry fee incl refresh- Compassionate Gordon Street, tea and coffee from 10am. We rely on volunteers to pro- ings call Noelene 6685 1298, ments. Further info ring Mullumbimby. Looking for Guest speaker will be Denise vide the care and affection Ruth 6685 6278, Phyll 6685 Friends 6685 7995. We are looking volunteers with some com- Curran. Apologies to Denise that homeless cats and kit- 7723. The Compassionate Friends for an MC to introduce the is a caring support group for Brunswick Valley winning scripts at our any parent whose child has Probus Club upcoming production “Hot- died at any age. It offers Lions give Wollemi pines to schools Meet on Tuesday June 6, shorts” running 4 nights in sharing meetings on the 10am at Ocean Shores July. third Thursday of each All schools in the area will Country Club. Guest speaker month at 7.30pm in the get a chance to plant a Wol- BEACON will be Melissa Lucashenko, Next meeting will be held Activities Centre, rear of the lemi Pine thanks to the Lions a local author who will speak Baptist Church, Uralba Club of Brunswick 7pm Thurs June 1 at St Fin- on East Coast Aboriginal barr’s Hall. Street, Lismore. The next Mullumbimby with Wilsons Culture. All welcome to meeting will be held on June Creek Public School and share in the friendship and Free Martial Arts 15. For further information The Pocket Public School outings provided by the club. Ken-Do, the way of the phone 6621 4086 or 6621 the fi rst to receive their trees Enquiries 6680 1748. sword, the art of the warrior. 5558. last week. ‘Over the next few years it is hoped that all schools in the local area will be afforded More fundraising for MS Society the opportunity of receiving At the end of last month The next fundraising project: a nestled in between China these “dinosaurs” of the Echo reported on intrepid Bhutanese fi lm night to be and India which is virtually plant world,’ said Colin Tar- trekkers Marie McDonald held at Byron bay Golf Club entirely mountainous. Only box from the Lions Club. ‘As and Fran Slattery who are on June 15 at 7pm. Three 300km long and 150km the cost of each tree is high, hoping to raise $8,000 for fi lms will be shown during wide, it is not an ordinary it will take a few years to The Multiple Sclerosis Soci- the evening including a place, and has one foot in the make the offer of a tree to all ety when they take part in an video made during Marie’s past and one in the future.’ schools. Also, because of the 11 day trek in Ladakh, recent trip to Bhutan which Suellen is now organising size of the trees and planting Northern India later this was organised by Bangalow another trip from September conditions needed (eg well year. psychologist Suellen Don- 24 to October 6, so anyone drained soil), not all schools Steve Deak presents a Wollemi Pine to Aydan Clothier represent- The pair has taken its fi rst nelly who has made several interested should come along will want a plant but our club ing students and teachers at The Pocket Public School. steps towards their goal with trips to Bhutan and was to the fi lm night. is committed to providing a highly successful fundrais- looking for people to share Entry for adults is by $10 the trees to local schools as Deak and Colin Tarbox have to schools. For more informa- ing dinner held at Fishheads the xperience. donation to the MS Society; funds permit.’ been out and about, com- tion about the scheme call recently. Marie describes Bhutan as $5 for children under 16 During the last week Steve mencing the plant-out of trees Colin 6680 2456. They are now onto their ‘A truly amazing country years. 48 May 30, 2006 Byron Shire Echo www.echo.net.au Sports Roundup with Alex McAuley
Lisa Arthur is Mullum’s new golden girl Rams victorious after a nail biting fi nish Last Saturday Byron Bay’s a constant menace. Finally angled shot was right on tar- Hotel Great Northern soccer after a succession of near get, to the delight of the premier and premier reserves misses, Bradbury scored with Byron Bay fans. The team played hosts to Lismore Work- a spectacular strike from 35 played well as a unit and cer- ers and shared the spoils. metres out which sailed into tainly deserved their win. The premier reserves, who the top corner of the net. It Next week both teams are had been playing so well and was L’Orange’s turn next away to Lismore Thistles were joint leaders seemed to and he followed a poor clear- Thirds went down to leave their playing boots at ance to stab the ball home Mullumbimby 2-0; over 35s home and before they knew it for a 2-0 halftime score. had a win 4-2 over Kyogle they were 4-0 down to a fast The Rams continued to and the women had a big 4-1 moving Lismore side. To the dominate in the second half win over Alstonville. Rams credit they did get a goal but couldn’t get the elusive Don’t forget the trivia back before the break, and the third goal to put the result night at the Hotel Great second half was a more even beyond doubt. Disaster Northern on Saturday June affair with a goal each to the struck when Workers 10 from 6pm. All junior and Rams and Workers. squeezed home a goal and senior teams need to organ- The Premiers, who were then three minutes from time ise a table; those from out- also leading the competition, scored again. However the side the soccer club are wel- Leisa Arthur, seated front left wearing number four, is pictured here with her teammates in the Aus- played third placed Workers Rams weren’t going to sur- come also. Tables of eight at tralian women’s over 35 hockey team which competed in the Trans Tasman Challenge last month. and from the outset they render their lead on the com- $5 per person; lots of prizes dominated. The two wide petition and went on one last and fun. Come dressed up as Mullumbimby mum Leisa Australian girls dominated won the cup. men, Patrick L’Orange and sweeping raid with defender your favourite team. Ring Arthur is back from her New Zealand, winning all Leisa is now focusing on John Bradbury, were too fast Aaron Richter-Steers on the Vlad on 6685 6676 by Fri- adventure in Tasmania where three of their matches in the state titles in Toowoomba for their opponents and were end of the fi nal pass. His day June 2 to book. she represented Australia in spite of a close scrape in the next month where she hopes the women’s over 35 hockey fi rst game. to gain selection for the team playing New Zealand ‘It was 1-1 at full time after Queensland team. Assuming All the girls are set for a showdown in the Trans Tasman Chal- the other keeper was unlucky she is successful, she will lenge. Leisa had a terrifi c to concede a late goal,’ said then travel to Darwin where tournament as goalkeeper Leisa, ‘and it was still drawn the Australian team will be and kept a clean sheet in her after extra time so it went to chosen, which will travel to fi rst stint representing her penalties. The other keeper Edinburgh where they will country. was fantastic and saved four compete against most of the ‘The weather was dread- of the fi ve shots.’ It was the world’s teams. ful,’ said Leisa. ‘It was pour- fi rst time the over 35 women If she is successful, she will ing rain and there were pud- had won the challenge for six be holding a trivia night in dles of water everywhere, so years, and not only did they early July and running a there were lots of injuries.’ bring home gold medals for number of raffl es in order to Despite the conditions, the their efforts, Australia also help pay for the trip. Giants need to stick to their game plan The Giants were back on game was won, but if we’re manage fi rst or second now, form last weekend in their going to be competitive we’ve third place is still attainable,’ Northern Rivers Regional got to play for the full 80 said Latta. This weekend the Sally Fitzgibbon of Gerroa is one of Australia’s exciting young talents and will be competing at the Rugby League clash with minutes, and we’ve got to club plays South Grafton in Lennox Head Icon Australia All Girls Surf Showdown being held June 10-12. South Tweed, at least they stick to the game plan.’ reserves with the fi rst grade were for one half of the game. Murray Brown was the going down for the solidarity With only one week to go coming young surfer Sally opposite the Lennox Point Starting strongly, the Giants exception and had an excel- which Latta hopes will help until the June long weekend Fitzgibbon who finished Hotel. went into the break with an lent game in both halves, pull the troops together for and the Icon Australia All runner up in this year’s World The Lennox Fire Brigade impressive 42-4 lead, how- while Scott Hogan shone in what will be a very physical Girls Surf Showdown, rat- Grommet Titles. will be fi ring up the barbie ever coach Paul Latta was the fi rst half. With the end of encounter with top of the ings for the competitor’s The competition is already for their sensational break- not impressed by their sec- the fi rst round in sight, the table Casino the following drawer are being collated. at maximum capacity in fasts and burger lunches, ond half performance. Giants need to start string- week. The open pro division is most divisions but there are with coffee/tea and cold ‘When we came back out ing their wins together to Final score Mullumbimby truly a who’s who of the limited spaces in the 14/U drinks to quench any thirst, after half time it was as cement a spot in the top four 58 d South Tweed 24; women’s professional circuit and longboard divisions. and beachside activities will though we’d switched off,’ at the business end of the reserves Mullum 36 d Sth with many girls returning to Competition kicks off each be running daily with great said Latta. ‘I put it down to season. Tweed 4; under 18s Mullum defend previous titles includ- morning at 7.30am at the prizes on offer. complacency; we thought the ‘Although we couldn’t 29 d Sth Tweed 24. ing Stephanie Gilmore, Lau- most contestable surf break Enquiries can be made to rina McGrath. Last at Lennox beach or Ballina Event Coordinator, Vicki year’s fi nalists Kathy New- North Wall, with the chosen Bellato on 0414 753 766 or Valley soccer looking forward to fi nals time man and Sandra English will site advertised outside Len- email allgirlssurfshowdown be back along with up and nox News and on the grass @bigpond.com. Another good week for Bruns- and the fl oodgates opened. way through and became wick Valley Soccer Club re- Two goals from Brazilian increasingly frustrated. sulted in wins for three out of wing wizard Chris de Carva- The Mullum boys got the Byron wins its battle of the forwards the four teams. The top three cho and one from the irre- break they needed just before grades are all well placed in pressible Casey Mills put the the interval when a Dean Matt Alexander the Evan’s forwards close to Special mention was made of their respective tables and game out of Workers’ reach. Treveton rocket found its Byron Bay Rugby entered the line and let in a try to go Flanker Andrew the Super hope to be in contention Defender Heath Ogston also way through the congested the second round of the Vil- to the break 11-5 up. Welshy, the Albino Rhino Liam come fi nals time. got his name on the goal mouth and into the lage Competition in strong The game continued to be and the Great Holmesy. The second division side scoresheet, a just reward for net. Towering centre back form downing second placed a torrid forwards encounter Next week sees the much romped to a 6-1 win over a his solid work at the back and Kirk O’Sullivan scored an Evans Head in a hard physi- as Evans gained mastery of anticipated second clash lacklustre Lismore Workers. penetrating runs forward. almost identical goal in the cal encounter at the Byron the set piece while the Byron between Byron and arch A sublime goal from mid- The thirds had everything second half to see the game Rec grounds on Saturday. forwards were more domi- rivals Bangalow at Bangalow fi elder Shane Anderton fol- to play for in their local derby fi nish at 2-0. Byron planned to play a nant at the breakdown. A at 2:30pm. With Bangalow’s lowed quickly by yet another clash with league leaders The Fourths also had a con- tight game early, but fast turn slashing move to the Byron immensely strong forward strike from Aaron Duffey put Byron Bay. The Rams started vincing 5-1 win over the overs and a mobile back backs which started from pack and slick backline, the Valley in the driving seat brightly and asked a few dif- Nimbin Headers to consoli- three threw the game plan to nothing was turned into a try Byron will have to produce early on. Despite relentless fi cult questions of the Valley date their impressive league the wind and they ran in an by fullback Rob Caldwell something special. pressure, Workers managed defence. A commanding per- position. The Fifths fought hard, early try to winger Mick and took Byron out to 16-5. There will be a reunion for to keep it that way until the formance from captain Jus- although they were fi nally over- Dlask. The game seesawed In spite of everything the all Byron players – past and break and even managed to tin Isaac and some tough come 4-0 by Lismore Thistles. through the fi rst half with Evans team could throw at present – after the game this pull one back. As the second tackling from Eric Steele- Good performances from Byron landing two penalty them, Byron held out the weekend. Come along and half progressed, the opposi- Boyce ensured that the Chris Fenwick, Lucas Mott goals to take the lead 11-0 Killer Whales and took a well support the team and catch tion fi nally run out of steam opposition could not fi nd a and Jeff Berkovic. but were unable to contain earned victory. up with a few old mates. www.echo.net.au Byron Shire Echo May 30, 2006 49 Sports Roundup with Alex McAuley
Ocean Shores Finn, fantastic game all, esp. girls. 20/5 v Byron, SPORTS RESULTS 24/5: 1st Gross/2nd nett: J Selleck, B Simons; 2nd great team effort. Good defence. Luke, Ashleigh AUSSIE RULES Gross/1st Nett: K Westall, N Van den Heuvel; 2nd fantastic game. U8s Bullsharks: closer game than Aussies on fi re at Cloudbreak Byron Junior Nett: P Sullivan, R Keyte. Social duplicate played score suggest. Goals to Connor, good support Byron Magpies Rd 5: Magpies v Ballina Bombers Wed evening at OShores Country Club. Seated Hamish and team, energetic effort Jadon. Club at Ballina. U8s, U10s were juggernauts. U12s: by 6.30pm, 6.45pm start. meeting Wed 7.30pm, please come. Ballina off to a flyer. Byron reeled them in but GOLF Mullumbimby Juniors not enough. U14s: Magpies strong, fast, too Mullumbimby Ladies 9 Seahorses v Lennox Sharks, solid battle, good, Byron 18.7.115 def Balllina 7.9.51. Goals 20/5 Single Stab winner: E Dengate 40; R/up committed players both teams. Seahorses proved Isaac 7, Gabe 4, Matt 2, Sam N, Tiendi, Seb, J Griffin 36. NTP R Webber; J Griffin. Pro Pin J too strong taking match 5 to 0. PoM Levi.Rowan, Tully, Chambers. Dengate, 2 balls. 25/5 Single Stab winners: Div Kahn, Jake goal scorers. Mullum U14s 7 v Lennox FNCJAFL 1 G Mackay 43; Div 2 J Stuart 37. 2B Multiplier Head 0. Fine game, hattrick Keith, Stephen 2, U12s: Ballina 10.7.67 d Byron 6.7.43; Brunswick J Stuart, R Wilson 74. NTP S Slogrove; J Batson; Indigo 1, Scott 1. Tactics practiced being played 3.4.22 d Lismore 2.2.14. U14s: Byron 18.7.115 J Ball. Pro Pin M Crichton. WBL G Redman 40c/b; well. PoM Keith. Gr7 Seahorses v Shores d Ballina 7.9.51; Lismore 11.18.84 d Brunswick H Dwyer 40; F Gannell 37. Reduc. H’cap J Stuart Crocodiles. Outplayed 1st half, much improved 1.0.6. Draw Rnd 6, 4/6: Plateau v Lismore, 38/36; G Mackay 22/19. 1/6 Stroke Monthly 2nd. Goals Jack, Luke. Welcome Isaac, Isabella. Hillpark Oval Alstonville. Brunswick v Byron Medal 1st Rnd G W Ladd Murray T Club. Vets SQUASH Stan Thompson Oval Brunswick Heads. Ballina R Slogrove, B Woolnough. 1st T 30/45: 9am A Brunswick Heads Bye. All U16s be at Hillpark Oval Alstonville Moser, N Dwyer, T Robbins; 9.06am E Henshaw, by 12 noon. 31/5 Rnd 9, Bruns Blinds v OS Glass: B Staff v L Siddall, R Wilson; 9.13am G Poynting, E Leclere, M Page Smith; T Wood v C Sleep; D Runciman BOWLS B James; 9.18am J Stuart, B Woolnough, F Brunswick Heads Men v R James; J Nicolson v M Stratton; R King v C Hayden; 9.24am J Ball, J Beer, H Hammond; Johnston. Bruns Smash v OS Bakery: G Davis v 24/5 Self Selected triples Winners: J Phypers, M 9.30am G Macdonald, G Smith, D Bickley; Petrou; R/up B Quince, P Solomon, B McClelland; B Trivett; L Crandell v I Bissett; R Cameron v P 9.36am M Trivett, T Batson. 10th T 0/29: 9am S Booth; A Li v J Heers; B McCauley v S Moon. B Collier, J Graham, C Mackay. 26/5 H’cap 2 Slogrove, G Lynn, F Gannell; 9.06am A Mitchell, bowls cut throat singles Winner: E Beddoes; Bruns Pharmacy v Cantys Survey: M Underwood N Carsburg, S Kosaka; 9.12am G Mackay, L v S Thompson; C Sleep v L Clarke; J Gribble v C R/up D Frieburg. 2/6 Jackpot draw. 27/5 Club/self Riches, M Crichton; 9.18am M Allan, R Slogrove, selected pairs Winners: M Danswan, C Marshall; Staff; L Miller v W Ferrier; Jeff Heers v B Doran. K Mudgway; 9.24am B Mules, G Redman, G Byron Trophies v Potato Works: D Bird v S Varty; R/up F Hill, D Croft. Semi-final Major singles: C Stenner. Table Dty A Moser, F Gannell. Marshall 31 def R McClelland 28; L Wade 31 def S Koop v G Chandler; P Hill v M Ottery; R Cross Mullumbimby Men v S Page Smith; T Mason v S Truesdale. 5/6 Rnd A Montgomery 12. 3/6 Final Major/Minor singles 24/5 Single Stab winner: G Smith 40; R/up J L Wade v C Marshall; E O’Donnell v A Hawthorne. 7 Div 1: 5pm, B Trivett v M Page Smith; G Davis Brockwell 39c/b. NTP D LcClere; J Brecard. Nxt v S Sleep; 6pm, L Powell v D Bird; A Brooker Congrat’s R Barnes District singles winner. Wed warm up rnd for Srixon/Monthly Medal. Some excellent conditions in the early rounds at Cloudbreak, Fiji for the Globe WCT set the scene for Brunswick Heads Women Bye. Div 2: 5pm, S Varty v M Ottery; I Bissett v S 27/5 Single Stab winner: B Mott 40c/b; R/up C Koop; M Cassidy Bye. Div 3: 5pm, M Ashton v J some great surfing, and with Kelly Slater out of the event due to injury, the opportunity is there for 23/5 Open Singles Semi Final: E Beddoes 31def Pruul 40c/b; S Brecard 40. NTP J Killip; R Walker; E Marks 19; M Caldwell 31def S Curtis 15. 30/5 Gribble; 6pm, D Runciman v R Cross; R Draper v P Townel; D Elkin. Gundies B Mott. Pennants P Booth. Div 4: 5pm, A Li v M Rogers; C Johnston some of the lesser gods to shine. Australians have dominated the competition so far, with 12 winning Final Open Singles: E Beddoes v M Caldwell. Rnd 1: Div 2 Mullum 5 def Twin Towns 2; Div Social: B Wyborn, B O’Donnell, D Guest 21 v v A Ronan; R King v S Page Smith; A Thomas Bye. their way through to the round of 16. Surprisingly, Parkinson and Occy were eliminated in round 4 Mullum lost to Twin Towns; Div 6 Mullum 3 v Div 5: 5pm, S Truesdale v T Mason; A Brooker v E Toovey, R Mills, T Rynehart 19: Z Wagner, D Twin Towns 4; Div 8 Mullum 4 def Byron 3; Div three, however Byron Bay’s Danny Wills (pictured) is in great form and will take on current world Batson, N Stearman 31 v M Allard P Appel, J B Doran; A Booth v M Wallace; B Alander v L 10 Bye; Div 12 Mullum lost to OShores. Ashton. 6685 1794 to play. number two from the USA Bobby Martinez after a convincing round three victory over South African Kearney 16; J Loomes, S Iversen, L Proudlock Ocean Shores Men VOLLEYBALL Greg Emslie. Photo ASP Karen 19 v winners M Darby, T Warr, M Parsons 22. Mon Indiv Stab winner: J Moroney 44; R/up J Lucky Losers: M Allard, P Appel, J Kearney. Raffle Namey 41; R Conway 40; R Macdonald 40. NTP Brunswick Heads M Allard. J Namey; B Cass. Wed winner: R Chapman +5; 30/5 Rnd 6 Carsburg Comp: 6pm, Brewers v Byron Bay Men R/up J Thomas +5; C Morris +4; J McGowran Flash; Nanas v Gnus; Silver Bullets v Link Net; what’s happening surfside Fred’s Singles every Tue 2pm start, good prizes. +4. Div 1 S Bazel 69; 2: P Moyle 70; 3: M Gruber Duty Bugs. 7pm, Bugs v I Don’t Care; Lounge Crankin Wed winners: M Barry, P Anderson; R/up A Black, 71. Balls to 34. NTP J Mangleson; A Moir; G Lizards v Pissies; No Mercy v Hit and Run; Duty J Oski, B Lewis. Thur winners: A Harrow, P Snow; McKay. Fri Blue Marker Challenge winner: J Brewers. 1/6 Rnd 6 OS H’ware Comp: 6pm, R/up S Reid, Robbo, M Banfield; J Anderson def Bolger 68. Balls to 78. NTP C Clarke; M Webb; G Drama Queens v Terminators; Fluro Fairies v New Brighton this weekend at Broken diate 1 P Single, 2 S Brown, P Lofts in Open Singles. D Aldridge def J Brooker Heaney; I Howard; S Evans; T Batson. Sat winner: Elles; Bolters v Desperate H’wives; Tripods v Head. All fi nals on Sunday 3 S Cooper, 4 M Van Der in Minor Singles. Sat winnrs: J Oski, P Anderson, A Thompson 46; R/up B Stewart 42; B Crossley Organised Chaos; Duty Exodia, Kit Kats. 7pm, Boardriders B Lewis; R/up R Evans, R Henderson. Sun 40c/b; P Mansfield 40c/b; T Carrol 40. Exodia v Hot and Sweaty; Kit Kats v Nickies; followed by presentation at Ledden; advanced 1 S Sallis, Junior/Senior 3 Bowl Pairs Tournament:teriffic Ocean Shores Ladies Chilli Twist v Shockers; Asthmatics v LSG; Duty Round 4 results in grom- bowling by our Zone Juniors, congrat’s on great Drama Queens, Fluro Fairies. 6685 1794 to play, Hotel Great Northern with 2 R Bonhote Mead, 3 L 23/5 Rnd 2 Foursomes C’ships winners: Div 1 C mets: 1 Tyrone, 2 Ben, 3 behaviour. O’all Winners: R Wilson, B Blackburn; Martin, M Pratt; R/up J Downer, R Moller. Div 2 A beginners welcome. great prizes to give away. Adsett, 4 T Bergan; long- R/up N Sirach, N Hardin. 1st Rnd Winners: A and Slater, B Simons; R/up V Loomes, P Kranz. Gross Lachie, 4 Jackson. Thanks to C Teys; 2nd Rnd: S Cselka, R Montague. board 1 M Pentecost, 2 M o’all winners: C Martin, M Pratt; R/up J Slater, sponsors Oceans Shores Surf All Girls Surfriders Byron Bay Women L McGowran. Nett winners B Simons, A Slater; -/.4(,9 -!2+%43 Bryant, 3 J Webster, 4 G 23/5 final Club Triples Winners: M Phelps, K R/up V Loomes, P Kranz. Vouchers to 79 1/2 c/b. ST 3!4 "RUNS (DS Quinnell, E Costigan; R/up J Wright, C Rose, Shop and the Newy Shop. May round held at Lennox 25/5 18 Hole Stab winner B Simons 38. 27/5 Stab ST 35. "YRON "AY Regan. L Earea. Great to see Clarice back. Social: H winner: S Menin 39; R/up J Chidlow 38. Next club round this Sun- in solid 1-11/2m waves. Con- Roberts, M Carruthers. Lists Club Fours/Club Pairs Ocean Shores Vets ST 35. ,MORE #AR "OOT day; meet at shop break 7am. gratulations to the fi nalists: Byron Boardriders on Board. Names in ASAP. Pairs begin after 4s 25/5 Single Stab winner: G Cole 41; R/up B Smith ND 35. 4HE #HANNON played. 6/6 Patron’s Day, bring lunch, Club supply 40; P Hain 39c/b. NTP K Kennedy; N Adcock; J ND 35. ,ENNOX (EAD Enq 0421 004 585. junior beginner 1 B McBur- Next club round June 18. lunch for Patrons. Open Blind Draw on the day. Govett; T Richardson. Capt Pin G Lackey. Vice ND 35. /3HORES #ARBOOT Lennox Head Men Capt award T Tanner; B Baxter. ney, 2 B Walsh, 3 U Pfi sterer, Photo shoots for the calender RD 3!4 -ULLUMBIMBY Surfing FNC 4 A Cook; senior beginner 1 will start on this day; more 23/5 Self Selected Triples winners: K Torrens, L NETBALL Heats of junior regional titles Chaseling, B Harrington 21 d B Gregory, G Grady, Brunswick Byron RD 35. 5KI D Kerr, 2 S Fryer; interme- details next week. I Kemp 20 Consolation 6 pack; R/up I Whitehall, 3/6, 12pm: Canteen Bangalow; Table Dty RD 35. .IMBIN S Wilson, D Taylor Snr 20 d L Hargrave, S Prasad, OShores; Equip Dty Sea Devils. 12/1pm RD 35. ,MORE #AR "OOT B Evans 13. 26/5 Open Pairs winners: D Papas, Blueberries; 1/1.45pm Bluebirds. 12.30pm: Ct 1. RD 35. "ALLINA L Felman 26 d J Brook, J Murphy 22; R/up G Bluebirds v Squiddles/April, Bridget; 3. Beauties Bowden, D Tancred 23 d J Burgess, N Burgess v Sea Devils/Brooke, Molly; 5. Bananaramas TH 35. "ANGALOW 10. 27/5 Club Selected Triples winnrs: K Gallard, v Cookie Monsters/Nikki, Averal. Netta Equip TH 35. .IMBIN -ARKET N Strangward, P Cawley 37 d M Miles, B Earle, Dty Nemos. 7. Funky Monkeys v Beaches/Funky ÃVÀiÊ K Nicol 11;R/up M Papas, M Knott 18 d T Hickey, Monkeys; 8. Blueberries v Bumble Bees/Bumble %!#( 45% /RGANIC ,MORE K Frampton 16. 6/6 Charity Day Lennox Head Bees; 9. Breakers v Nemos/Nemos; 10. Mermaids Volunteer Fire Brigade. v Seastars/Mermaids. 1.45pm: 1. Classics v &!2-%23 -!2+%4 >Þ Mullumbimby Men Woteve/Bellas x 2; 2. Dolphins v Seahorses/ %!#( 4(5 AM "YRON Wed winners: W Hampson, R Moore, F Buckley Friends x 2; 3. Hooley Dooleys v Blades/Georgina, %!#( 3!4 AM "ANGALOW 40 def J Scott, A Johnston, L Henry 8. Other Jane; 4. Joeys v Bay Blitz/Coco Crushers x 2; 5. %!#( 3!4 PM 5KI «ÀiÕÊÃÝÊ«>VÃÊvÀ results: L Boyter, N James, R Webb 26 def K Cruisers v Mudslide/Choc Frogs, J Lowe. 3pm: Brown, T Estreich, J McKay 8; R Kidby, M Murphy, 1. Coco Crushers v Bellas/Classics, Seahorses; E Batson 23 def A Pyzer, R Gray, B Gibson 14; T 2. Choc Frogs v Friends/Brooke W, Mudslide; 3. "YRON "AY #AMPING $ISPOSALS Trivett, B Coleman, R Day 23 def R Rose, S Purdie, Flames v Sharks/Dolphins, Wotevr; 4. Taveners &OR +ING 'EE WORK CLOTHES AND 2OSSI P McDonald 16; H Alidenes, F Cornale 18 def L v Hot Tuna/Bay Blitz, Leslie; 5. Bay Bratz v Bay "LUNDSTONE AND 2EDBACK WORK BOOTS Alidenes, G Collins 14. Fri visit from Twin Towns, Bondz/Joeys x 2. Bye Coral. Equip Dty Flames. thanks players from Bruns, Bangalow. 3/6 Sam Table Dty: 12/1pm Squiddles; 1/2pm Dolphins; 0HONE Smarts Day, bring a friend, help Sam get to 2/3pm Seahorses; 3/finish Hot Tuna. State Squad in Sydney. 12.30pm start, Mufti, RUGBY LEAGUE Ê new bowlers, ladies welcome. Mullumbimby Juniors Mullumbimby Women L J Hooker Brunswick Hds U8s: outstanding / Ê/ - 23/5, 2 Consist. Singles winner: H Robb 155 v S *- -Ê"Ê/ Ê "" fÓÈ game, MOM points: 3 Kyle A, great running and &IRST 1UARTER TH *UNE AM Brown 95, Marker G Henry; J Towner 156 v L Estreich try saving tackles; 2 Ryan M moving forward well; 3AG &ULL -OON TH *UNE AM 94, Marker J Kidman. Social: J Nicholls, B Reglin 15 v 1 Blake D 3 of the 7 tries. Nat R, Josh B made ,AST 1UARTER TH *UNE AM J Lee, J Beaumont 15. Raffle: L Estreich. a big difference to the outcome. Betta Electrical 7INTER 3OLSTICE TH *UNE PM Ocean Shores Men U9s: exciting game. Joel players’ player, scored .EW -OON TH *UNE AM 22/5 Triples winner: A Sultas, K Hosie, M Ellis; great tries. Jake made great runs for couple of 7%$ (IGH AM 3UNRISE AM R/up T Skelton, K McMorrow, B Gibson; A Pyzer, tries. Elijah, Travis opened up defence. Ethan ST PM 3UNSET PM T Hawley, J Hay; B Doherty, L Hoffman, R Tonkin; tackled well, bagging couple of tries. James, ,OW AM -OONRISE AM L Torressi, B Dunn, C Pav. 27/5 Social winner: M Kyle, Joey strong defence. Excellent team effort. PM -OONSET PM Enright, D Lawson, B Gibson; R/up F Wade, J Oceans Bakery U11s: good win v Colts 26 to 10 4(5 (IGH PM 3UNRISE AM Sullivan, J Phypers; A Pyzer, K Farrell, L Hoffman; improving each week, MOM points: Aaron W 3, ST 3UNSET PM D Doright, K McMorrow, R Roberts. Norfolk Is James R 2, Aaron D 1. Aussie Gateways U13s: def ,OW AM -OONRISE AM Challenge: Shirt Boy D Matheson. Colts 44 to 4, good all round performance, great PM -OONSET PM Ocean Shores Women defence. 3 powerful tries Devon M. Great tackling &2) (IGH AM 3UNRISE AM 24/5 Mixed Social Bowls winners on high score: J Chewi, Forrest, speedy backs took advantage led ND PM 3UNSET PM Berry, F Crowder, W Sprengel; R/up L McGowran, by Hodgson, Happy McKillop. Tries Matt M 2, Josh ,OW AM -OONRISE AM M Flesser; other winners L Bradford, M Franks, T 2 and Bill, Matty M 6 goals. Byron R/Estate U14s: PM -OONSET PM G Johnston; N Russell, M Moodie, K Hosie; L outstanding effort. Excellent teamwork, tries Ben 3!4 (IGH AM 3UNRISE AM Morgan, D Grant, N Gartner. Raffle M Moodie. M, Dean G, Jacob M. Great defensive from the RD PM 3UNSET PM 26/5 Bigg Cuppa Day, lucky winners: P Campbell, whole team winning 42 to 16. Great effort, esp. 2 ,OW AM -OONRISE AM T Warr, P Hems; R/up M McConville, P Sullivan, K newcomers. New Brighton Store U16s: winners 38 PM -OONSET PM Farrrell; other winners W Bird, F Crowder, E Hill; N to 10 v Sth Tweed. Dane C players’ player scored 35. (IGH AM 3UNRISE AM Gartner, M Flesser, N Russell; G Rojo, D Grant, A hat trick tries, other try scorers Dallas W, Dale H, TH PM 3 U N S E T PM Rainsford; J Harding, L Bland, T Larsen. Thanks for Dylan W 2. Formidable defence Luke W, Travis C, ,OW AM -OONRISE PM donations, close to $1,000 raised. Raffle winners Zac F, Sam M, attack skills of Aaron C, Ryan S PM T Martin, M Gideon, N Gartner, B Luck, M Flesser, and speedy backs. -/. (IGH AM 3UNRISE AM M James, A Luck, M Franks, L Bland, G Martin, RUGBY UNION TH PM 3UNSET PM G McDonald, M McConville, D Grant, T Larsen, Fri: Bruns Valley U16s won 7 to nill. Good play ,OW AM -OONRISE PM D Devir, P Sullivan, F Crowder, S Stephenson, P from Leon L, Dan M, Teale P. U16 Pointscore: PM -OONSET AM 45% (IGH AM 3UNRISE AM Campbell, A Morton. Lennox 15; Wollongbar 14; Casino 13; Yamba TH PM 3UNSET PM BRIDGE 6; Lismore 5; Grafton 5; SCU 0. U14s won 24 to Brunswick Valley ,OW AM -OONRISE PM 0. U14s Pointscore: Lismore 10; Brunswick 10; PM -OONSET AM 22/5: N/S 1st Gross/Nett: D Gall, J Wright; equal Wollongbar 5; Casino 4; Yamba 4; Ballina 0. U13s 2nd Gross: P Hems, J Skelton; D Dare, C Johnson: close tussle before going down. Lewis C, Jordan %ASTERN 3TANDARD 4IME (EIGHTS IN METRES P Baldwin, P Keyte; 2nd Nett: P Webb, M Solway. R heros. U13s Pointscore: Wollongbar Black 15; #OURTESY OF .37 4IDE #HARTS -ANLY (YDRAULICS E/W 1st Gross/2nd Nett: J Selleck, B Simons; Wollongbar Red 14; Casino 10; Lismore White 9; ,ABORATORY .37 $EPT OF #OMMERCE n "RUNSWICK (EADS Lismore Green 5; Grafton 5; Lennox 4. U12s lost MIN "YRON "AY MIN "ILLINUDGEL -ARSHALLS #REEK 2nd Gross/1st Nett: F Armstrong, J Elliott. 27/5: HR MIN -ULLUMBIMBY HR MIN N/S 1st Gross/2nd Nett: D Gall, M Homfray; 2nd 40 to 21. Max McR tries, Vincent Q, Kye S, Harding Gross: P Baldwin, C Wellings; 1st Nett: A Gray, best players. U12 Pointscore: Wollongbar Black 15; Wollongbar Red 14; Ballina 10; Yamba 9; Lennox S Easterbrook. E/W 1st Gross/Nett: P Sullivan, White 9; Lismore White 9; Casino 5; Lennox Green H Lewis; 2nd Gross: G and A Withey; 2nd Nett: 0; SCU 0. U12s coming 3rd, need more players. Û>>LiÊ>ÌÊ-ÕvvÊ*>ÀÊÌiÊ D Grant, F Patterson. Bruns Bridge Club play Enq Daryl Quigley 6684 7151. Mon and Sat at Bruns Comm Centre. 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Looking for a Beach Lifestyle? $535,000 Vendor Has Four Weeks To Sell! $655,000 Elevated Block in Premium Position $850,000 • Great place to live or invest for the future • Meticulously restored 100 year old Queenslander • The options are many - build a home or • Fabulous downtown Byron Bay • 3 good sized bedrooms, new ‘Federation’ bathroom possibly units in the future (S.T.C.A.) • Walk to beach and cafes • State of the art 2-pac kitchen, Huon pine flooring • Ideally located in Ruskin Street • Thoughtful layout for home office • Original french doors, VJ timber throughout, stained glass windows • Elevated to catch the sea breezes • Spacious living with cathedral ceilings • Within walking distance to Byron’s CBD • Rear lane access • 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, single garage • Are you ready to fall in love !!! • 1200 square metre level block • Sunny, north facing rear garden 18 Blackbutt Place, Byron Bay • Fantastic aspect to the north David Gordon 0418 856 222 Kaye Wilkie 0412 856 208 Michael Gudgeon 0419 495 494
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$315,000 $1,900,000 $315,000
Saturday 11.00 - 11.45 Open House 8 Cumbebin Park
$369,000 $510,000 $585,000 www.byronbayfn.com.au Phone: (02) 6685 8466 www.echo.net.au Byron Shire Echo May 30, 2006 53 Something Different OPEN HOUSE LISTINGS Scott Harvey Real Estate p50 Suffolk Park – First time • 15 Rifl e Range Rd, Bangalow. Thu 1-2pm & Sat 1-2pm. Elders Byron Bay p51 offered • 18 Blackbutt Place, Byron Bay. Sat 1- Freestanding 3 bedroom villa (more like a house than a villa) offering... 1.45pm position, privacy & low maintenance. Just a short stroll to beach & shops. Red Rose Erealty p51 • 45 Kingsley Lane, Byron Bay. The beautifully landscaped gardens & covered patio BBQ area are totally Sat 11am-12noon. private - perfect for our Byron lifestyle. • 2/13 Azolla Place, Suffolk Park. Sat 11am-12noon. Open plan living with 3 generous bedrooms each with built-ins. Lock up • 65 Armstrong St, Suffolk Park. Sat 1-2pm garage. Tastefully decorated throughout. Sturdy brick & tile construction. • 36 Shelley Drive, Byron Bay. Sat 1-2pm • Lot 12, Benloro Lane, Myocum. Sat 3-4pm. A genuine seller - a real gem! Price $429,000. Byron Bay First National p52 • East On Byron, Belongil. Sat 1-3pm Phone Owner 0408 660 028. • 12/2-6 Cemetery Rd, Byron Bay. Sat 9.30-10am • 8 Cumbebin Park, Byron Bay. Sat 11-11.45am LJ Hookers Byron Bay p54 • 19 Beech Drive, Suffolk Park. Sat 11am. • 19 Corkwood Close, Suffolk Park. Sat 11am. Waterfront land in North • 69 Plantation Drive, Ewingsdale. Sat 12pm. • 81 Alcorn Street, Suffolk Park. Sat 12pm. Ocean Shores • 63 McGettigans Lane, Ewingsdale. Sat 1pm. Situated in the sought after area of Hardy Avenue, North Ocean Shores, • 4 Fern Place, suffolk Park. Sat 1pm. this beautiful block has direct access onto the waterway via its own sandy • 237 Broken Head Road, Suffolk Park. Sat 2pm. beach. • 7 Hoop Pine Lane, Suffolk Park. Sat 3pm. This 1712sqm vacant block is very private and has dual occupancy • 10 Dehnga Place, Suffolk Park. Sun 12pm. • Lot 3 Pinegroves Road, Tyagarah. Sun 1pm. potential. Only a 10 minute walk to the surf and white sands of South • 48 Shirley Street, Byron Bay. Sun 1pm. Golden Beach. Wildlife is abundant in this area. • 2 Scott Street, Byron Bay. Sun 2pm. Property Buyers Net p55 Asking price $450,000 • 475 Rosebank Road, Rosebank. Inspections are by appointment only Sat 11am-midday. • 19 Station Street, Mullumbimby. Sat 2-3pm. Contact MARK LYCOS @ Rhonda Browning Real Estate call on AUCTIONS 6680 1594 or 0438 680 250 Ray White Byron Bay p55 Lot 2 Coolamon Scenic Drive, Mullumbimby. 12pm Sat June 3rd on site. Inspect Sat 11- 11.45am. Nice and private This fabulous family home has many great features and is now being offered for sale for the fi rst time. There are three spacious bedrooms, the master with ensuite, a well appointed kitchen overlooking the informal living area which opens out onto a sunny north facing private courtyard. Then there is the formal living room, which is ideal to relax in. Internal access is available through the double lock up garage. The level 721sqm block is fully fenced and also adjoins a reserve making it nice and private. For sale at $480,000. Contact Tony Farrell on 0417 212 692 or Sharon McInnes on 0408 659 649 or (02) 6685 7300 at L.J.Hooker Byron Bay.
Rural splendour Set on 2.5 beautiful acres this gorgeous timber home is perfect for those wishing to enjoy rural life with accessibility to town. The property features main house, self contained fl at, stables and is set on landscaped grounds which capture spectacular rural views and ocean glimpses and will ensure a feeling of serenity and privacy in your new home. Rarely does a property exist that provides such a picturesque and peaceful setting with access to the vibrancy of a town like Byron Bay just fi ve minutes drive away. Live in true rural splendour! Contact Andrew Rosee at L.J.Hooker Byron Bay on 0421 914 054. $980,000.
Family home near Steiner School InRealEstate has listed 8 fabulous fl at acres near the Mullumbimby Shearwater Steiner School. The north facing home has high ceilings and timber fl oors in the living area and a large combined kitchen/dining area leading out to an 8x6 m deck overlooking the paddocks. There are four bedrooms. The master bedroom is air conditioned with an ensuite and built ins. Two single garages are built onto the house and there is a separate double garage next to the house. The property is newly fenced and there is plenty of room for a pool and some horses. This is an ideal home for the growing family. Call Ernst from InRealEstate on 02 6684 3600 now for an inspection. $ 650,000 TToo aadvertisedvertise SSomethingomething DDifferentifferent ppleaselease ccallall AAmandamanda iinn BByronyron oonn 66685685 55222222 oorr AAngelangela iinn MMullumullum oonn 66684684 11777777 54 May 30, 2006 Byron Shire Echo www.echo.net.au ljhooker.com Saturday – PROPERTIES OPEN FOR INSPECTION – Sunday 19 Beech 4 Fern 10 Dehnga Drive, Place, Place, Suffolk Park Suffolk Park Suffolk Park Saturday 11am Saturday 1pm Sunday 12pm Contact Andrew Contact Contact on 0421 914 054 Peter on Liam on SATURDAY SATURDAY 0411 837 330 SUNDAY 0417 780 795
19 Corkwood 63 McGettigans Lot 3 Pine- Cl, Suffolk Park Lane, groves Road, Saturday 11am Ewingsdale Tyagarah Contact Gareth Saturday 1pm Sunday 1pm on 0417 237 559 Contact Contact or Jon on Andrew on Sharon on SATURDAY 0422 794 384 SATURDAY 0421 914 054 SUNDAY 0408 659 649
69 Plantation MUST SELL 237 Broken 48 Shirley Drive, Head Road, Street, Ewingsdale Suffolk Park Byron Bay Saturday 12pm Saturday 2pm Sunday 1pm Contact Contact Contact Andrew on Peter on Liam on SATURDAY 0421 914 054 SATURDAY 0411 837 330 SUNDAY 0417 780 795
81 Alcorn St, 7 Hoop Pine 2 Scott Suffolk Park Lane, Street, Saturday 12pm Suffolk Park Byron Bay Contact Gareth Saturday 3pm Sunday 2pm on 0417 237 559 Contact Contact or Jon on Peter on Liam on SATURDAY 0422 794 384 SATURDAY 0411 837 330 SUNDAY 0417 780 795
DON’T MISS THIS! PACIFIC VISTA QShort Walk To Beach & Q2 x 2 Bed Duplex Tavern QOn One Title – To Be Q2 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom Sold As One NEW LISTINGS House QWalking Distance To Q540 Sq m Torrens Title Tallow Beach Allotment Q871sqm Block QOpen Plan In Design QHighly Sought After QLandscaped North Area Facing Yard QGreat Investment, Rare QRoom To Expand Opportunity
$ 449,000 $ 835,000 PERFECT START UNIQUE PROPERTY Q Located 4kms From Q 3 Bedroom, 2 To w n Bathroom Home Q 4 Bedrooms, 3 Bath- Q Picturesque Bushland room Townhouse Setting Q Separate Lounge, Q Surrounded By Nature OPEN FOR INSPECTION THIS SAT & SUN 1 – 2PM Spacious Dining Q Ocean & Lighthouse Q Timber Flooring Views Q Easy Walk To Beach And Q Minutes Walk To Suffolk 233 COOPERS SHOOT RD, COOPERS SHOOT Shops Park The old saying Position Position Position is so Contact Q Air Conditioned Q Unique Positioning true with this property. Located 6 kms from Glen Irwin town and boasting panoramic ocean views, from 0418 604 080 $ 390,000 $ 1,250,000 Lennox Head to Tallow Beach, the home is set or Jon Luton 0422 794 384 TRANQUILLITY BEACHSIDE LIVING on 6.2 acres along the prestigious Coopers Shoot escarpment and is built over two levels. $ 2,150,000 Q 4 Bed Home, Timber & Q145 Metres To Beach PRICE REDUCTION! Marble Floors PRICE REDUCTION! QLight & Spacious With Q Hidden Oasis Close High Ceilings To To w n Q4 Bedrooms & 3 Q Large Verandahs Bathrooms Q Separate Study Area QPlenty of Room To Hide Q Large Garden View From The Kids Bathroom QAirconditioned, Granny Q Big Double Garage Flat/Office & Storage Area QModern & Easy Living
$ 495,000 $ 799,000 SUMMER BEACH HOUSE SUFFOLK SURPRISE Q Fabulous 3 Bed Home Q 3 Bedroom, 2 Q Located Across Street Bathroom Home From The Beach Q 2 Streets To Beach & OPEN FOR INSPECTION SATURDAY 1PM Q Polished Timber Floors, Shops High Ceilings Q Solid Brick Home With 4 FERN PLACE, SUFFOLK PARK Q Generous Living Areas Potential Q & Balconies Well Sized Parcel Of Q Land Abundance Of Separated Split Level Living Q Perfect As A Weekender Q Q Mature Trees Provide 5 Large Bedrooms Q Alternatively Make A Contact Privacy Q Landscaped Gardens Seachange Q Peter Yopp on High Raked Ceilings Q Sparkling Pool 0411 837 330 Q Cul-De-Sac Address $ 875,000 $ 640,000 Q Timber Flooring $ 790,000
New Management of Residential Property List and Sell Exclusively Earn 10,000 Reward Points L.J.Hooker 4/31 Lawson St, Byron Bay 6685 7300 Earn 20,000 Reward Points ljhooker.com www.echo.net.au Byron Shire Echo May 30, 2006 55 Properties on these pages are also listed on property.echo.net.au
AUCTION AGENT ON SITE SATURDAY 11-11.45AM
Work From Home (STCA) Grand Country Living On 10 Acres Close To Beach 6/69 Centennial Circuit (Byron Bay Arts & Industrial Estate). Beautifully Auction 03/06/06 on site Lot 2 Coolamon Scenic Drive This spacious three bedroom duplex with ensuite and double garage has appointed industrial unit of approximately 120 square metres. It is Mullumbimby at 12.00pm. Grand country home on 4.183ha a generous kitchen and built-ins in all bedrooms. Located in the beautiful painted throughout in bright modern colours and has a bathroom (10.33 acres) complete with dressage arena. Graceful country living, and very popular Headlands Estate at Skennars Head, you can walk to this 6 bedroom home has ornate period details with all the mod cons and kitchenette. Bamboo ply ceiling with spotlights on ground floor the beach and schools. Five minute drive time away are Lennox Head and an artistically transformed acid treated concrete floor add to the of contemporary living. There are separate lounge and dining rooms and French doors opening to the veranda. An extra study and two and Ballina. It is adjacent to a safe cul-se-sac with playground at the rear. unique atmosphere of this space. A wide timber staircase leads to a fully bathrooms provide even more for a comfortable lifestyle. In-ground salt- There are no Body Corporate fees. The owners have bought elsewhere enclosed mezzanine with paster walls, floating timber floors and louvre water pool in lush tropical setting, double garage with artist’s attic above, and are keen to sell. At $369,000 it is already well priced. windows. Double sliding doors lead to the balcony. This property suits stables and extra studio space. Quietly located but easily accessible to any body who requires more than a shed! Mullumbimby, Byron Bay and beaches, this Phone the owners on 6687 5136, Realistically priced at $225,000. Phone the outstanding property will enchant you. 0402 143379 or 0428 538 737. owner 6680 7213 / 6684 6831 (a/h) $225,000 Contact Janis Perkins 0438 884 122. $369,000 $369,000
OPEN FOR INSPECTION SAT 11AM-12PM OPEN FOR INSPECTION SAT 2-3PM
Interstate Owner Says Sell ‘Rose Abbey’ – An Acre At Rosebank 1940s House In Mullum AUCTION ONSITE 2.30pm Sat. 17 June. Open Home Sat. Open for inspection Saturday 3rd June, 11am-midday. 475 Open for inspection Saturday 3rd & 10th JUNE from 2-3pm. 2pm to 2.45pm 87 Paterson St, Byron Bay. Spectacular ocean Rosebank Road Rosebank. Superb 100 year old church, suited to 19 Station Street, Mullumbimby. This charming and sturdy three views to Broken Head from every room of this contemporary design restaurant conversion (STCA), or grand residence, ‘Rose Abbey’ is bedroom, two bathroom house, has polished boards throughout, home that could suit a B&B, extended family or teenagers retreat. located in Rosebank’s best street, close to the store, school, child care high ceilings, very large kitchen, study and an open plan living area. Modern, light and airy design, split level living, state of the art kitchen and transport to Lismore schools. On an elevated position, this spacious Downstairs there is a spare bathroom, laundry, and substantial parking home features fabulous joinery, stained glass, polished floorboards, with granite benchtops, wide covered decks. Lovely tropical gardens soaring ceilings, and is surrounded by beautiful gardens. Features include space. The level back garden is a child’s delight – fully fenced with surround the in–ground saltwater pool. The four double three bedrooms (main with ensuite & walk in robe), 2nd well appointed lush green lawn. Great opportunity to purchase in a sought after area, bedrooms all have their own modern bathrooms. bathroom, two vast living areas, combustion fireplace, huge country complete the renovation and reap the rewards! Motivated vendors ask Popular Paterson Street is centrally located to town kitchen with gas cooking, extensive covered terraces, study, saltwater for $395,000 ono. and the beach. Contact Kaye Wilkie at Elders Real pool. $720,000 ono. Contact Gai at PROPERTY Phone Gai at Property Buyers Net PROPERTY Estate Byron Bay on 02 6685 6222 or 0412 856 208. Byron Bay Property Buyers Net 0418 755 088. BUYERS NET 0418 755 088 BUYERS NET Showcasing the best of Byron at 20 Fletcher Street 02 6685 7617
Three new beachfront shops for lease. Unique opportunity for astute business operators to lease Bay Street Shops this premium site, located opposite the beachfront at Byron Bay. Shops suitable for For Lease almost any retail business with maximum exposure. A development concept where Byron Bay's unique lifestyle has been captured in architecture, design and location. Shop floor areas between 63 and 68sqm. Car space included. Usable outdoor space on title. Lease terms negotiable. $950 per sqm. Please contact Virginia Kane on 02 6685 8466 For more details.
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