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Tralala Blip Go Their Radio Hearts THE BYRON SHIRE and discounts!Coupons Volume 28 #41 Tuesday, March 25, 2014 Phone 02 6684 1777 P16 Fax 02 6684 1719 [email protected] [email protected] www.echo.net.au CAB 23,200 copies every week AUDIT PROMOTING SOLAR FAMILY VALUES Inside Mungo skewers Politics of Bluesfest Mandy Gigs by the Byron Shire this Abbott’s holy war protest turns 25 this surrenders the bucketful Council Notices week – p10 – p10 year – p15 Commo – p19 – p22 Page 36 Council rejects Tralala Blip go their radio hearts controversial Bangalow DA In a close vote Byron Shire council- lors decided 5–4 last Th ursday to re- fuse a development application for a controversial mixed residential and commercial building at 9 Station Street, Bangalow, near the A&I Hall. Mayor Simon Richardson moved to refuse the DA on various grounds drawn from the previous DA for a similarly large building on the site. Councillors for the development then spoke of the inevitability of change and their fears of Council being taken to court. Th ose opposed raised issues such as bulk and scale of the proposed building, its 11.7m height being above all future buildings in Sta- tion Street (to be 9m under the new LEP), its likely infl uence on the her- itage status of the neighbouring A&I Hall and its heavy use of the narrow lane to its east. Th e staff report on the DA rec- ommended approval but council- lors narrowly saw otherwise. Th e move to refuse was supported by Crs Richardson, Dey, Cameron, Spooner and Ibrahim. Crs Woods, Performers and crew in rehearsal for My Radio Heart, opening on Thursday at Lismore City Hall. Photo Jeff ‘My Radiated Art’ Dawson Cubis, Hunter and Wanchap voted against. Inspired by the Marvel comic book who create, produce and perform ble is Claudie Frock, who northern areas and then “exporting” it to the If successful the development series X-Men and arcade video original electronic music. Using a rivers locals may know as her alter city, or in our case Western Syd- would have included eight flats, games, My Radio Heart is billed variety of midi controllers, comput- ego Peggy Pop Art. Students from ney. So oft en it’s the reverse; work is three shops and basement car park- as ‘a love story for the 21st century’. ers, digital and analog musical in- Wilson Park School in Lismore have made in the capital cities and toured ing for 22 vehicles. It begins its local season in Lismore struments, Tralala Blip discover new also been involved in the creative to the regional areas.’ During public access town plan- this Th ursday. forms of musical expression that are process, contributing to Samuel Bookings for My Radio Heart ner Paul De Fina and employee of Commissioned by NORPA and accessible, experimental and fun. James’s video design. can be made on 1300 066 772 or the developer Bart Elias spoke in developed in collaboration with My Radio Heart writer and ‘As a director I couldn’t ask for a www.norpa.org.au. Tralala Blip’s de- favour of the staff recommendation. Western Sydney-based Urban director Rosie Dennis from UTP more generous group of perform- but LP Aussie Dream is available Bangalow resident and former By- Th eatre Projects (UTP), My Radio and NORPA’s artistic director Ju- ers. Th ey’ve dived into an unfamil- on the Disembraining label at www. ron Shire councillor Jenny Coman Heart features the internationally lian Louis have brought together iar process and have embraced it disembraining.com. spoke against and had the support of renowned Tralala Blip as both per- acclaimed sound artists Lawrence with gusto and humour. I think au- several other residents in the gallery. formers and composers. English and Randolf Reimann diences are in for a real treat,’ says Q See Sharon Shostak’s video of It is expected the developers will Lismore-based Tralala Blip is a (Tralala Blip), and video designer Rosie Dennis. ‘It’s a really interesting this story at challenge the refusal in the Land collective of diff erently abled artists Samuel James. Joining the ensem- model, creating work in regional – www.echo.net.au/?p=89707 and Environment Court. Home of renewable energy for over 25 years • Commercial and Residential • Grid–Interactive Solar LOCAL • Off-Grid Power Solutions BUSINESS • Shop online or in-store SUPPORTING LOCALS RAINBOW POWER COMPANY 1 Alternative Way, Nimbin • 02 6689 1430 • rpc.com.au Local News North Coast news daily: netdaily.net.au Police reappealing for witnesses after OS Country Club goes solar child hit by car in Byron Bay last month Police are reappealing for wit- Th e driver of the car, a sky- will reappear at Byron Local nesses to come forward aft er blue Volvo sedan with white- Court on Th ursday April 10. a child was hit by a car in By- wall tyres, allegedly fl ed the Offi cers from North Coast ron Bay last month. scene. Crash Investigation are now Just aft er 6.30am on Satur- Following inquiries, police reappealing for any witnesses day February 15, police were arrested a 27-year-old woman who were in the vicinity of called to Lighthouse Road on Saturday 15 February 2014. Lighthouse Road or the car following reports a four-year- park at the top of the road old girl had been hit by a car Failure to stop near the time of the incident, as she walked along the road and who have not spoken to with her parents. She was taken to By- police, to make contact with On arrival, officers at- ron Bay Police Station and them. tached to Tweed/Byron Local charged with dangerous Area Command found the driving occasioning grievous Witness sought girl, who had been thrown bodily harm, negligent driv- down an embankment and ing causing grievous bod- Investigators would spe- sustained a fractured leg. ily harm and fail to stop and cifically like to speak to a She was treated at the assist after impact causing woman who was offered a scene by Ambulance Para- grievous bodily harm. ride by the Volvo driver. medics and taken to Bris- She received bail and ap- She is described as of Cau- The Ocean Shores Country Club has installed 300 250W solar panels; the system is expected bane Children’s Hospital for peared at Byron Local Court casian appearance, aged in to produce 115,000kWh annually which amounts to savings of around $28,500. As well treatment. on Monday February 17. She her mid to late 50s, with dark as enjoying the federal government rebates of more than $58,000, the club is making a greying hair, about 168cm strong eff ort to reduce its overall environmental impact. Last week SAE Group electrical tall, wearing white joggers engineer Chris Taeni, solar installer Corey Hemming and Country Club manager Andrew OSTEOPATH and tracksuit pants. Spice took a bird’s eye view of the project. Photo Eve Jeff ery Dr Bardia Asaadi D.O. 22 YEARS CLINICAL EXPERIENCE • Helping you to have better Council lobbies govt on marine sanctuaries health & mobility Story & photo Eve Jeff ery tists from around Australia • Pregnancy & infants and around the world who • Work or Sports injuries Byron Shire councillors re- put their name to the call and • Medicare/DVA/Hicaps rebates solved last Th ursday, on the to the letter requesting that & Workcover/CTP claims basis of a mayoral minute, science rule this discussion, Ph 6685 5444 to write to state government not one or two minor party 18 Browning St, Byron Bay leaders expressing their con- members who have got a bal- cern over the current review ance of power, who are look- of the NSW Marine Estate. ing to fi sh or shoot anything LYNNE WALLIS The letter will ask the they can.’ recipients to recognise the Cr Richardson went on to Art Exhibition ‘enormous benefi ts’ that the say that the marine park is WATER AND LIGHT: Cape Byron Marine Park and crucial for breeding and habi- sanctuaries provide to local tat and that when such areas RIVER TO THE SEA economies and businesses in Mayor Simon Richardson during debate last Thursday. have a trial reintegration of 21st March – 2nd April 2014 the Byron Shire; and to ac- fi shing, the impact it has on LONE GOAT GALLERY cept a statement on the en- son is passionate about the ronment-based outcomes. the marine life is immediate. Byron Bay Library Building, Cnr Lawson vironmental benefi ts by 222 park and wants to ensure it ‘It’s that simple. Clearly we ‘This is not about anti- and Middleton Streets, Byron Bay marine scientists. remains a sanctuary. all know the political identi- fi shing,’ he said. ‘Th is is about www.lynnewallis.com Th e recipients include pre- ‘This for me isn’t about fi cation on both sides of this preserving stock that fi sher- mier Barry O’Farrell, minister political grandstanding,’ he discussion but all I am asking folk can then rely on to be for the north coast Don Page, said. ‘Th is is not about trying is “Can we look at science?” there in 50 years.’ environment minister Robyn to identify one part against ‘Even though I was sheep- Th e motion was put to the LUKE CLOSE Parker, and fi sheries minister another; this is simply about ish about the paper waste, I vote and declared carried. Cr ORAL ROBERTS Katrina Hodgkinson. trying to get science-based deliberately included the [in- Cubis was the only councillor JAI DARBY WALKER Mayor Simon Richard- decisions supporting envi- formation from] 222 scien- to vote against the motion.
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