THE TWEED SHIRE Volume 2 #13 Thursday, November 26, 2009 Advertising and news enquiries: Phone: (02) 6672 2280 A special magazine Fax: (02) 6672 4933 [email protected] home delivered with [email protected] this week’s Echo www.tweedecho.com.au LOCAL & INDEPENDENT
Rally future Big sports complex under cloud gets the tick Luis Feliu
The future of the controversial world rally in Tweed and Kyogle shires is in doubt following the shock axing of Rally Australia’s general manager and his Murwillum- bah-based team. The rally’s governing body CAMS (Confederation of Australian Motorsport) has decided not to renew the con- tracts of key players in the running of the event – general manager Gary Upson, operations manager Bob Newman and event support co-ordinator, Sam Pearce – who were all based in Murwillumbah in a Tweed Shire Council of- fice before and during the event in September. This follows the resignation days earlier of Rally Aus- tralia organising committee chairman Garry Connelly, who had overall responsibility for the event. The report by rally journalists forced CAMS last week to deny the trio were sacked, claiming instead that their contracts, which were originally only for a year, would not be renewed under a structural reorganisation. CAMS also indicated there would be a shakeup of the rally board, which includes council’s general manager Mike Rayner. Mr Rayner’s position as a director on the board came under fire from councillors and rally protest- ers as a conflict of interest. CAMS also appeared to recognise there had been a lack of community consultation for the event, after suffering a huge backlash from sections of the community which resulted in the cancellation of a stage at Byrrill Creek and Mayor Warren Polglase tries to block a shot from Jessica Dooley as Arkinstall Park, Tweed Heads South, in the coming months. much negative publicity around Australia and the world. (l-r) Ashleigh Dunemann, Keeley Serone and Tayla Wilson look on. Association president Joanne Watters welcomed the upgrade, The peak motor sport body said it planned to establish The players are members of the Tweed Netball Association saying it made it possible for the Tweed to host state events. regional consultative and advisory committees in addition which will be an early beneficiary of the major improvements at Photo Jeff ‘Shooter’ Dawson to the existing environmental consultative and advisory committee ‘as a mechanism for community engagement’. Ken Sapwell estimates the cost of establishing the com- Engineering director Patrick Knight said A report in RallySport Magazine said the decision to plex at more than $42 million. Cr Milne’s concerns would be taken into hold the rally in Tweed and Kyogle Shires ‘was always a A $21 million indoor sports stadium will be Other facilities in the staged development account once the project moved to a more contentious one, with a strong band of protesters against the centrepiece of a regional sporting com- include a grandstand and player amenities detailed planning phase. the event’. plex to be built at Arkinstall Park, South at a cost of $8 million and new regional ‘It’s a good news story, a culmination of ‘With three of the event’s main organising team now Tweed Heads, over the next 10 years. tennis and netball facilities estimated to seven years planning by this council,’ he out of the picture, a new general manager will have his/ Tweed Council voted 6-1 to adopt a mas- cost $2.5 million. said. her work cut out starting from scratch. Upson, Newman ter plan for the complex and to spend $2.4 There will also be improved community His views were shared by most council- and Pearce will take a huge amount of knowledge with million to kickstart the big-ticket project. facilities such as barbecues. lors, with Dot Holdom describing it as them, and a new team will have to re-build relationships Initial work will include tree planting, Greens councillor Katie Milne opposed ‘the best thing since sliced bread in this with governments, local councils, sponsors and the like,’ improved lighting and upgrading of the the venture, saying the fate of koalas that area.’ the report this month said. existing netball and tennis courts. inhabit some of the mature eucalypts on Funding for the project will come mainly RallySport Magazine believed that ‘no sponsor is tied The master plan, prepared by consultants the 12hectare site had not been considered from active-open space contributions from continued on page 4 following three years of community input, in the report. developers.
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HOME SUSTAINABILITY ASSESSOR TRAINING Tweed Heads in 2009 (left) and a simulated image of inundation from a sea level rise of 1.1 metres and a 1-in-100 year storm tide. © CNES 2009/Imagery supplied courtesy of SPOT Imaging Services and Geospatial Intelligence Pty Ltd Ken Sapwell Tweed homes to be lost under water Become a Home Developers planning residential Sustainability Assessor projects around Tweed estuar- Two thousand homes on the reviewing the report and will tion of a 1.1 metre rise in sea ies face a new hurdle under new Tweed could be sunk under present its findings to its meet- levels, combined with a one- ASSESSOR REGISTRATION STOPS 24/12! planning policies designed to rising sea levels this century, ing on Tuesday, Decem ber 15. in-100-year storm tide. according to a groundbreaking Council will then outline its The report says Lake Mac- Qualified assessors can conduct sustainability cope with rising sea levels. assessments under the federal government's Green The policies, which will result new federal report on climate own response. quarie will be the hardest hit change. The Tweed is experiencing in NSW by rising sea water Loans Program. This program offers eligible residents in thousands of NSW land own- Low-level areas in Tweed both the highest rate of growth with 5,100 to 6,800 buildings a free sustainability assessment to help them save ers being banned from develop- money and reduce greenhouse gas emissions as Heads (south and west), Fingal and the largest population in- affected, followed by Wyong ing coastal sites and properties well as access to a $10,000 interest free ‘green loan’. Head, Piggabeen and Bilambil crease of all coastal councils in and Gosford. around estuaries, were released Assessors currently get paid $200 per assessment and could be inundated by ris- NSW, making future develop- Councils in the Hunter and to a meeting of coastal councils can conduct up to five per day. ing sea levels and extreme ment plans even more crucial, Central Coast areas, including earlier this month. weather by 2100. according to the report. Lake Macquarie, have already Not only will you get paid well, you will be They will require councils to The Department of Climate Released by climate change begun to evaluate and adapt making a positive difference in the community. prepare coastal management Change’s report Climate minister Penny Wong, the their town planning proce- plans with hazard lines based UÊf£{ÓxÊVÕ`}ÊÃÌiÊ>ÃÃiÃÃiÌÊEÊVÕÀÃiÊ>ÌiÀ>à change risks to Australia’s report is the first national as- dures with the report in mind. on predicted sea-level rises and UÊÎÊ`>ÞÊÜiii`ÊVÕÀÃiÊ{É£ÓÊÊÈÉ£ÓÊUÊi`ÊÊ/Üii`Êi>`à coast, issued this month, also sessment to show how climate To see the report go to restrict development within UÊ/i>V iÀÃÊ>ÀiÊiÝ«iÀiVi`Ê>ÃÃiÃÃÀà predicts that 12,000 properties change could drastically alter www.climatechange.gov. them. on the Gold Coast could be the coastal area of Australia. au/publications/coastline/ Call 0438 099 073 The draft policies, prepared lost to rising water by 2100. The findings are based on climate-change-risks-to- by the NSW Department of Tweed Shire Council is worldwide scientific predic- australias-coasts.aspx. or visit www.coolplanet.com.au Planning, discourage ‘the in- tensification of development in He told the conference many filling or the resultant impacts coastal risk areas’ by requiring people still refused to acknowl- on surrounding properties. councils to consider ways to edge the realities of rising sea ‘The current owner [Walter reduce the number of people levels and their inevitable im- Elliott Holdings] would gain a living near the coast. pact on property values. lot of kudos in the community ‘Changing land use from ru- The new guidelines have been by making a voluntary decision ral to urban or increasing the welcomed by Tweed’s sustain- to donate Lot 156 to environ- density of housing from low to able village alliance president, mental parklands for the Tweed medium is strongly discour- Julie Boyd, who said the issue of people,’ she said. aged,’ the Coastal Planning litigation by surrounding land- Ms Boyd, who attended the Guideline says. owners who may be affected by launch, said some councils were The deputy director-general any private or public building already rejecting development of the environment depart- construction should be upper- applications on the grounds ment, Simon Smith said the most in the minds of those in- they would be affected by sea- policies were designed to bring volved in making decisions. level rises. consistency to the way coun- Wyong Council last week re- cils dealt with climate change Possible class actions fused an application to replace and made the community ac- ‘There is already considerable two houses with four town- knowledge that ‘what’s now an discussion about class actions houses on the grounds that extreme event will in the future if existing residents have their rising sea levels in the next 90 be a normal event’. properties impacted by any years would not allow residents Mr Smith said that while further filling or construction,’ a safe evacuation route in the most focus had been on the she said. event of a flood. threat to beachside properties, Ms Boyd said a case in point State planning minister Kris- a far larger number of proper- was a proposed 57-lot subdivi- tina Kennelly said the policies ties located near estuaries were sion on Christies Creek which were essential to ‘discourage in- threatened by floods which had a flood plan seemingly de- tensive urban development on could not flow away once the rived from 2007 levels that failed land at risk of sea level rise or sea level had risen. to take into account a history of flooding’. Nationals’ Tania Murdock in court The Tweed Nationals say a under her parents’ Brisbane ad- over a 20-year period. driving-licence scandal last dress, while her NSW licence The Nationals’ Tweed elec- week involving their preferred had been suspended. torate chairman Murray Lees candidate for the federal seat Mrs Murdock, the Pottsville said Mrs Murdock, who was the of Richmond, Tania Murdock, Beach Business Association only nominee for the candidacy would not derail her chances of president and pharmacy man- and is expected to get the nod securing the nomination. ager, had tried to appeal the sus- for the pre-selection on Decem- Mrs Murdock faced Tweed pension but the application was ber 6, did the ‘right thing’ by Heads Local Court last Tues- dismissed by the Tweed magis- ‘owning up and saying sorry’ day, the same day her candi- trate after the police prosecutor immediately for what she did. dacy for the seat was officially handed up her driving record Mr Lees said the publicity announced, after being caught showing 26 mostly speeding- surrounding the issue had been driving on a Queensland licence related offences in Queensland ‘a hiccup rather than a scandal’. www.tweedecho.com.au
Do you suffer Couple give generously to hospital from muscle Kim Cousins friendliest,’ Cecil said. They also spent time around and joint Nunderi couple Cecil and Dor- hospitals when they lost the two pain? othy Kane (pictured right) have eldest of their six children to spent a lot of time around hos- Experience cancer. pitals throughout their lives, so ‘Every one of our family has Specialist Care & they wanted to give something been in hospital over the years, Effective Results back. we thought we’d give something The big-hearted former back.’ initial consultation when farmers have donated $18,500 Bladder scanners are used for you mention this ad. to Murwillumbah District Hos- patients who have undergone 20% OFF DECEMBER ONLY pital for the full purchase of a urology procedures. The new POTTSVILLE PHYSIOTHERAPY AND bladder scanner. scanner has been placed in the SPORTS INJURY CLINIC It’s not a machine the couple medical ward at the hospital but has needed themselves, but a will also be used in areas such as 16 Overall Drive Pottsville much-needed piece of equip- the women’s care unit. something else, we’re thinking Area Health Service said people Phone: 02 6676 4000 ment for the hospital. www.pottsvillephysio.com.au The couple is planning to do- of buying some lift beds,’ Cecil donated to the hospital all the Open until 7pm Monday – Friday ‘I’ve been in a lot of hospi- nate to the hospital again. said. time but the Kanes’ donation tals and Murwillumbah is the ‘This time next year we’ll give Susan Walker of North Coast was extra special.
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More lots approved at Casuarina Kingscliff Podiatry Ken Sapwell nell recommended the council bit more information. We are the south side of the central Podiatrist Andy Jenkins not oppose the development not making up new rules,’ he park precinct subject to 83 x gentle, effective podiatry ‘You can’t stop economics.’ because it was unlikely to re- said. conditions. x ingrown toenails That’s how councillor Dot Hol- duce residential amenity for Cr Kevin Skinner said he It’s another major victory for x orthotics dom summed up developer nearby houses and the shire as agreed that planners should Mr O’Rorke who earlier this x heel & arch pain Don O’Rorke’s latest approval a whole. ‘have another look at it.’ year persuaded the department for a residential subdivision But Greens councillor Ka- ‘I believe it’s a serious issue. to over-ride council objections x NEW stylish extra depth/width which swallows coastal protec- tie Milne and former deputy It’s whether we are going to and allow him to remove a summer sandals tion land. mayor Barry Longland called have public access to the beach. beachfront esplanade and car NEW location: Level 2, Kingscliff The Department of Plan- on the council to delay a deci- We are not being listened to by parking spaces as well as part ning has agreed to a request sion until the council received the state government and all of a swale. Central, Pearl St 02 6674 2933 from Mr O’Rorke to vary the more information. we can do is kick and scream council’s LEP to allow 12 per about it,’ he said. cent of the subdivision to be Public access needs But most councillors belie- within the coastal erosion line Cr Milne said any decision ved it was pointless challenging as long as the area contains no should be considered within the department’s decision. No Chemicals! buildings. the context of recent sea rise ‘We have to suck it up oc- Council’s chief planner Vin- predictions and the need to casionally,’ Cr Holdom told the ce Connell said the department maintain public access to open meeting. had given a green light because space and the beach. ‘We can’t stop economics, most of proposed lots were Cr Longland said he shared people need housing and I’m No Ticks! within a residential tourist Cr Milne’s concerns after ha- not here to judge people’s life- zone on the Casuarina estate ving recently attended a coastal style,’ she said. and was consistent with sur- conference. The council approved the 17 Prevents And Controls Ticks rounding land uses. ‘We are just asking for it to residential and one neighbour- In a lengthy report, Mr Con- be deferred so we can get a hood property subdivision on MIGHTY SKUDO for all TICK-OFF pets young and old ✓ Whilst ✓ Safe, effective Plan to restore broadwater health gardening and inexpensive attach to ✓ Fresh water Concerns about the declin- The plan looks at the declin- said the plan focused on what clothes. resistant ing health of the Cobaki and ing health of these waterways could be done to protect and ✓ Deactivate ✓ Lasts over Terranora broadwaters and as well as an analysis of their restore the ecological health of when not in 6 months Terranora Creek are set to be environmental values and is- the waterways. use, battery ✓ Sold in Sydney addressed in a new draft catch- sues affecting water health. Copies of the plan can be life up to 18 pet shops since ment management plan for the In August, council released viewed at council libraries in months. 2003 waterways. a report card on the health of the Tweed or on CD, available Your pets will love you for this! Tweed Shire Council pre- the waterways which showed from the council’s resource sented the plan to the public at problems with the condition management unit. Skudo and Mighty Tick-Off are non toxic, effi cient, convenient. a meeting yesterday (Wednes- they were in. The plan is on public exhi- Scientifi cally proven in universities overseas and under Australian conditions. Available at your local pet and garden produce, chemist and health stores. day, November 25) at the Tom Alletson, waterway bition until January 29 next Visit Tick Free www.tickfree.com.au or phone (02) 9986 3432 for your nearest stockist. Tweed Heads Civic Centre. program leader for the council, year.
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Action during the Kids in Need Dragon Boat Festival at Jack Evans Boat Harbour last Sunday. Photo Jeff Dawson
4 / 41 Burringbar Street The team sponsored by The Grainery at Murwillumbah (l-r from front): Shane Phipps, Darren Mullumbimby NSW 2482 McKinnon, Lisa Evans, Jason McKinnon, Maggie St Leon, Wendy Annand, Nigel Jenkins and Ron Marlene Farry PHONE (02) 6684 2400 Hedl) won the trophy for the best and fairest after their dragon boat was cut off by another boat ACUPUNCTURE [email protected] as they were leading their race, putting them out of contention yet they did not protest. Photo Luis Feliu www.marlenefarry.com Colourful Dragon Boats filled groups to hit the water and group, whose members wore Mention this advertisement and receive $20 off your first treatment Jack Evans Boat Harbour at raise money for medical bills bright Aboriginal patterned Tweed Heads last Sunday in and equipment the children. shirts. the 23rd annual Kids in Need The races weren’t just won Rotary served up food for Dragon Boat Festival. by super fit rowers either; a the hungry rowers and dona- Organiser Margaret Lawson team of teachers from Centaur ted the money to Kids in Need said 39 teams took part, ‘just School picked up an award, and sponsor Westpac at Coo- one short of what we can cater as did staff from B&D Scaf- langattaa threw in $5000. for’. folding. School winners inclu- Next year, Kids and Need The event is expected to raise ded the Banora Fire Breathers will hold its usual charity ball at least $12,000 for children (Banora Primary School) and as well as a golf day. Members who are seriously ill or have Tweed River Crew (Tweed Ri- meet the second Wednesday of HOLISTIC HEALTH IN THE HEART OF MULLUM disabilities. Sporting and bu- ver High School). the month, from 5pm (DST) at siness groups joined schools, The prize for best dressed Seagulls. For info call Margaret police and other community went to the Akuna indigenous on 07 5590 9171. Finally, a small win for koalas SOLAR Koala campaigners have had a win after a backdown on a controversial move to remove 73 trees, including many koala feed trees, from the grounds of historic Duranbah Public HOT WATER School. After a meeting between interested parties last week, a decision was made to chop down only six of 27 gum trees REBATES STILL but remove the remainder of the trees, all pine trees and not used by koalas for food or habitat. The Echo reported earlier AVAIL ABLE. this month that the trees were earmarked for removal under plans to build a new class- room and library building as part of a $300,000 project, The small warning sign at the school entry to beware of falling part of the federal govern- branches says it all. Many of these trees, mostly pines, will be ment’s building education chopped down to make room for a new classroom and library. ACT NOW AND SAVE: revolution. These projects Photo Jeff Dawson are exempt from council or $1,600 Federal rebate STILL AVAILABLE community scrutiny after appreciated, but the Friends koalas apparently displaced by the NSW government passed of the Koala group was disap- habitat disturbance induced $1,800 Federal REC1 incentive *STILL AVAILABLE special ‘non-consent’ laws to pointed that a mature forest by camphor harvesting,’ Ms help expedite the Australia- red gum would not be saved. James said. wide program. Ms James said the 27-metre Camphor has been har- Representatives from the giant was diseased and its re- vested for the electricity co- school’s P and C, Friends of moval was not negotiable. generation plants at Condong The Federal Government rebate on photovoltaic solar panels hhasas the Koala, the education de- Friends of the Koala also and Broadwater sugar mills. ended, however you can still receive the Federal Solar Hot Water partment, tree-removal con- raised concerns about broad- Koala campaigners say the Rebate when you install an EcoSmart solar hot water system. tractors and the building firm scale clearance of camphor Aussie icon in Tweed Shire is To find out what you’re eligible for, call your local held a meeting at the school laurel across the road from the under ever-increasing threat. EcoSmart installer today on 133 326. ecosmart.com.au last week to discuss the plan. school, which they said ‘has To help those that remain, call Tweed environmentalist left an extended red scar on Friends of the Koala on 6622 *Based in zone 3 Model No. E4F136W3AC. Rebate eligibility subject to conditions of all relevant rebate programs. 1 REC value may change, please refer to website for current value. ECO13983/einstein Rhonda James said the com- the landscape’. 1233 or visit www.friend- promise between parties was ‘We have received reports of softhekoala.org. 6 November 26, 2009, 2009 The Tweed Shire Echo
WE making HAVE Tweed shire cops raft of complaints IT MOVED Now at Tweed Shire is the third most Shoalhaven topped the list with tors appointed by the state sions are frequently the result easy... Kingscliff complained about council in 75, followed by Gosford on the government (Wollongong and of poor advice from council tCVTJOFTT Central the state. Central Coast with 48. Byron Shellharbour) while the Tweed officials. Yet when appointed, support Figures released by the Minis- Shire Council was equal 11th had emerged from four years administrators often rely on tXFCIPTUJOH ter for Local Government, Bar- on the list with 22 complaints of administration only in late those same officials when mak- tIPNFDPNQVUFSSFQBJST bara Perry, show 40 complaints recorded 2007. ing key decisions.’ tCVTJOFTT7P*1TPMVUJPOT were lodged about the Tweed The Greens say the com- ‘The evidence clearly shows Tweed mayor Warren Council in the 2008-09 finan- plaints show that appointing how unsatisfactory it is for a Polglase dismissed the report cial year, down 33 from the pre- council administrators was no council to be dismissed and its card, saying 40 complaints vious year when the Tweed was solution to community dissat- functions handed to state-gov- from a population of 90,000 under administration. isfaction ernment-appointed adminis- was ‘nothing’. Many complaints related to NSW Greens MLC Syl- trators,’ Ms Hale said. the staging of the controversial via Hale said that of the top ‘Administrators... are seen world rally and over develop- 10 NSW councils most com- to be inaccessible to residents P UBLIC MEETINGS ment at Hastings Point. plained about, two were still and to be deaf to community GANGAJI & ELI A&I HALL, BANGALOW The south coast council of operating under administra- concerns. Poor council deci- Tuesday December 1st, Gangaji & Eli THIS IS AN INVITATION TO SHIFT YOUR Wednesday December 2nd, Gangaji & Eli ALLEGIANCE FROM ACTIVITIES OF YOUR MIND TO Thursday December 3rd, Gangaji Art group opens its doors for big sale THE ETERNAL PRESENCE OF YOUR BEING. TEMPLE BYRON, BYRON BAY Saturday December 5th, Eli
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Tweed Unlimited Arts (TUA) pottery group member Jeanette Cevnigoi with some of the pottery based on mythological creatures which will be on sale this weekend at TUA’s biannual art sale. NEW SEASON STYLES Photo ‘Myth Buster’ Dawson IN STORE NOW Art and craft lovers looking to works would reflect that. American alpacas. The day pick up a bargain are urged to ‘We’ll have lots of handmade also includes raffles and Dresses, Shirts, take a look at the Tweed Un- bowls for sale full of fresh fruit lucky dips. limited Arts (TUA) biannual salad so you can eat the salad TUA has been running for Sandals, Jewellery arts sale at Banora Point this and keep the bowl,’ she said. almost two decades, offering and Artwork weekend. TUA spokesperson Pam classes from its base in Pioneer Members of TUA’s vari- Murphy said the sale showed Parade, Banora Point, in pot- ous artistic groups have been off the work done in classes by tery, embroidery, spinning and working hard lately to prepare members of the arts group. weaving and lots more. It also 6680 8323 works for the popular sale held ‘The sales are always a great runs art classes for children on 1-2/29 Brigantine St twice a year. success and this one’s just in Saturdays. Arts & Industry Park, Byron Bay Pottery group head Linda time for Christmas so we ex- The sale is on this Saturday myeecarlyle.com.au Bristow said each sale had a pect quite a crowd,’ she said. and Sunday from 9.30am-4pm theme and this weekend’s one Attractions for children (DST). For info call 07 5524 Mon – Fri 10am-5pm Sat 10am-4pm dealt with mythology, so many includes a team of South 6223.
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Letters to the Editor Heights area should now be Yet they seem to be having great files. Could they just invest in declared a ‘National Heritage difficulty finding a few thou- keeping our rare healthy coastal Fax: 6672 4933 Go see for yourself Conservation Park’ for people sand dollars for a koala study koala colony alive? At least most Email: [email protected] Deadline: Noon, Tuesday of the Tweed and Gold Coast that will protect our endangered people would be happy about ■ Tweed councillors have the It’s not laughable; it’s our and future generations of Aus- wildlife from overdevelopment. that. Letters longer than 200 words may children and grandchildren responsibility to make deci- tralians. Even in a city as large They already have a great deal of Joyce Sheehy be cut and pseudonyms are not sions for people who are better who will pay a heavy price. It’s acceptable. Please include your full as Sydney the founding fathers the info needed already in their Murwillumbah informed than they are, for all our responsibility to put a stop name, address and phone number. had the foresight to set aside but one and a bit councillors, to these pretenders. The next large areas of land for the use it’s a sad reflection on the my- ballot is too late. Too much and welfare of the people. TWEED UNLIMITED ARTS Sticker stickler opic, ignorant standard of gov- change will be done in the Shame on Kerry Petherbridge J M Jackson CHRISTMAS OPEN WEEKEND ernance playing out at council myth of growth. We need to Murwillumbah for bringing public attention meetings. shrink not sink. November 28-29, 9.30-4pm to her crude thoughts on a Go there and see for your- Peter Rae sticker included in the new bin Tut, tut, Tania Southern end of Pioneer Parade, Banora Point self. It’s terrifying to witness the Condong Is anyone else wondering how system information envelope Tweed’s future being sabotaged Theme for display is mythology. (The Echo, November 19). If ‘Two-State Tania’ Murdoch Gallery open all weekend. by cretins. ■ Council gallery watchers are considers she’s either eligible or Kerry took the time to read the The ex-mayor is talking up observers up to a point. We are Refreshments available. mayor’s message included in able to represent voters of the Showcasing: pottery, sculpture, economic growth. Economic also informed ratepayers, vot- NSW federal seat of Richmond the pack, read issue 637 of the growth got us global warming ers and committed community paintings, embroidery, spinning Tweed Link or even watched when her only valid driving and weaving and much more. and rampant over-population. members who are giving of our licence listed her address as Prime News on October 27, The deputy mayor looks time and energy to be actively Will have 4 alpacas visiting from Runcorn in Queensland? Is she Humminghills farm. she would have known that this bored, agitated, can’t sit still, involved in processes and deci- sticker was designed by a year prepared to treat the Richmond keeps ducking out the back for sions which will effect the whole electorate in the same manner 2 student from Tyalgum Public some play lunch, and returning community in years to come. School, not a councillor. as she attempted to treat the munching. His next-door mate We are not cardboard cut- NSW courts and the RTA? People should start focusing gets the munchies as well. outs compliantly giving cred- on the positive things council And where does her per- The mayor keeps censoring ibility and validation to the formance leave the National are doing for the community Katie Milne. She’s the only co- sacrosanct machinations of instead of nitpicking at any in- Party’s much-vaunted family uncillor talking up the envi- our all knowing councillors and community values plat- significant fabricated issue they ronment. Talking of a critically and staff. FURNITURE DESIGN STUDIO can find. The new bin system is form which ‘Two-State’ so elo- ill environment being overrun Ari Ehrlich quently enunciated at the la- a positive step forward for the by boof-headed development. Tyalgum Tweed Shire in reducing its eco- unch of her candidature? Well logical footprint. Perhaps Kerry sequences come with raising Or is Tweed area planning to and truly rogered, I’d hazard needs to get her eyes checked, the height of Clarrie Hall Dam be left entirely in the hands of The upside is, of course, that having a go at council through (option 1)? developers with friends in high the scrutineers may well have a a seven-year old is pathetic. If the option to build a dam at places? We pay and they profit. less onerous task come federal Penny Harper Byrrill Creek (option 2) is im- S Sledge election day. Bilambil Heights plemented the residents there Kingscliff Jeremy Cornford will be severely impacted, so Kingscliff Consultation con that area needs more than one Bilambil heritage A beautiful solid timber piece custom built I note in a recent council local representative. Just like the The Bilambil Heights area is Sense of priority for the one you love. The perfect Christmas gift. newsletter that the Water Sup- ill-fated Repco rally, the broader a designated scenic escarp- The council can find all this ply Augmentation Commu- community is likely to stand up ment ridge line, and is highly money for bin lids of exactly the right shade, for really bad logos CUSTOM BUILT FURNITURE ~ KITCHENS ~ BATHROOMS ~ ARCHITECTURAL JOINERY nity Working Group will work with the local residents if this visible from a large area. It is PHONE: 02 6684 6956 / 0413 259 402 WWW.UNLEASHEDFURNITURE.COM.AU with Council to ‘investigate the option is imposed without agre- also a designated conservation and other unpopular measures. short-listed options’. ement from the locals. area in Tweed Shire Council It will be a poor excuse for I commend the thoughtful reports. There are also koalas consultation if the CWG is letter last week by A Whit- existing in the area. composed of mainly bureau- tingham. We do not have to For the last decade and crats or minions of developers. believe glib population growth longer, developers have been Our community would be best ‘projections’ as inevitable. The proposing extensive multi-sto- served by having a broad range assumption that ‘the popula- rey intensive development on of residents as well as techni- tion will double within 17 ye- this area, and have repeatedly cal experts on the consultation ars’ needs some serious debate. had protected and endangered group. Otherwise it will be just Many other NSW councils have vegetation cleared. Large fines another consultation con job. chosen to limit growth to desi- have been imposed for clearing Limiting the investigation to rable levels by staged release of protected native vegetation. this ‘short-list’ is nothing but housing approvals. Who wants This area is too important for manipulation: our best option to have the infrastructure and future environment and com- may not be any of these four. social and traffic problems that munity needs to have develop- Especially as options 3 and 4 are inevitable with such pheno- ers quickly prosper by destroy- which propose building pipe- menal growth? ing the area and covering it lines to SE Queensland are not With water conservation with multi-storey buildings. It augmentation options for the methods we probably won‘t is time that the Government re- Tweed. Hello… which side of need to destroy more habitat alised that the Tweed Heritage the border is short of water? (at enormous taxpayer expen- is not there to be destroyed by What would we have to pay se) to provide for developer’s developers for quick profits. and what environmental con- projects. This highly visible Bilambil CATALOGUE OUT NOW ) & ( # ! ! 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Learned, scholarly (7) 28. A song about a grim lad (6) the world number one, 18-year- CHESS by Ian Rogers 9.dxc5 is more discomforting for Black. 9... 3. Convinced of the non-existence of 29. One quiet pitch for the goddess cxd4 10.cxd4 exd4 11.Nxd4 Ne5 12.Nc3 a deity (9) (6) old Magnus Carlsen humiliated Play at Seagulls Club, Thurs 6-10pm 5. Mixed drink based on bacardi or many of the world’s best play- Nc4 13.Bc1 Qb6?! The start of an ambi- Bundy (3,3,4,4) DOWN ers in winning the World Blitz pare Carlsen’s performance with he walked away without shaking tious tactical sequence; objectively 13...Qa5 6. Scarce, barely suffi cient (5) 1. Firm, he is taking charge of Championship in Moscow this Bobby Fischer’s amazing win, 4.5 hands with Kosteniuk, the reign- was safer. 14.b3 Nxe4! 15.Nxe4! Qxd4 7. Running off to marry (7) bonding (8) week. points clear of a world class field, ing Women’s World Champion. 16.Qxd4 Bxd4 17.Rb1? Missing a chance 8. Citrus fruit (6) 2. The learned, unhappily, die. True. in Herceg Novi, Yugoslavia, in Carlsen’s misdemeanours to take back the initiative with 17.Bh6! 9. Mixed drink based on scotch or Blitz chess (more commonly (7) Bxa1 18.Rxa1! f5 19.Ng5 Nb6 20.Re1!, plan- bourbon (7,3,4) 3. At fi rst, revolutionary ethic known in Australia as lightning 1970. Two years later, Fischer – unacceptable but far from 16. African deer – elands or gnus for includes islands of disbelief (9) chess) involves each player hav- was World Champion; given unknown when trying to find ning 21.Re7 with a raging attack. 17...d5! 18.Rd1 dxe4 19.Rxd4 Ne5 20.Bh6 Re8 instance (9) 4. Blending cold curacao, man ing only five minutes or less on the chaos the world body FIDE sensible moves at two seconds 17. Valuer, usually for insurance (8) provides alternative to 9. (3,3,4,4) oversees, Carlsen may have to per move – were amplified by 21.Bxe4? (See diagram below) Falling into 19. 19th century French poet and 5. Container in the roadway is barely the clock to complete an entire wait a little longer. being available on video for the a wonderful trap. After 21.Rc1 White would libertine (7) enough (5) game. Exceed the time limit and have had ample compensation for the pawn, 21. Two lines of poetry, usually rhyming 7. Running away, as you would Yet Carlsen also generated world to see. you lose, just as surely as if you but now... 21...Bf5!! 22.Kh1 Walking into (7) expect from 16 (7) had been checkmated. some criticism of his behav- However, both incidents hap- 22. Money paid to free a hostage (6) 8. Irish protestant to circle over iour over the board early in more trouble, but 22.Bxf5 loses to 22...Nf3+. 24. Defence that accused was mountains (6) In Moscow, with a unforgiv- pened in the blink of an eye and 22...Rad8! 23.Ra4 b5 0-1 After 24.Rb4 a5, the tournament. Against Vugar elsewhere at the time of the crime (5) 9. Stir, shake in odd ways: a mixed ing time limit of three minutes the Norwegian acted appropri- the rook cannot continue to defend the key drink (7,3,4) per player per game plus two Gashimov, Carlsen moved a ately in resigning without argu- bishop on e4. Last week’s solution 16. Springboks’ worker escapes (10) seconds per move, Carlsen ran piece to a square, took his hand ment when his illegalities were a b c d e f g h 17. Valuer fi nds idiots so right (8) off it briefly and then moved it to pointed out. The failure to shake 19. Libertine poet? Sounds like a away with the world blitz title, 8 killer for the movies! (7) finishing the 42 round mara- another square. Gashimov pro- hands with Kosteniuk was per- 21. Two lines allowed after thon tournament on 31 points, tested immediately and Carlsen haps the most serious ‘crime’ 7 masterstroke (7) resigned. but a later apology was accepted 6 22. Paid to free distressed on Mars three clear of World Champion (6) Viswanathan Anand. Later, playing against wooden- with a comment that there was 5 24. Mohammed goes both ways? I Equally impressively, Carlsen spooner Alexandra Kos t eniuk, no need for it. 4 wasn’t there at the time (5) Carlsen moved a rook, put it back demolished his three nearest Moscow World Blitz 2009 3 challengers – Anand, Sergey and moved his other piece to White: S Karjakin 2 Karjakin and Vladimir Kramnik the same square. Again Carlsen Black: M Carlsen Mungo’s Crossword fi rst published – by a 2-0 margin. resigned when his infraction Opening: Sicilian Defence 1 in The Week. 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1. Bruce Willis is the indestructible hero John McClane in the indestructible franchise – Die Hard 4 (TEN, Friday, 8.30pm) provides appro- priate mayhem. 2. Aspiring chef Remy cannot understand why diners would not want a rodent preparing their meals in Ratatouille (Prime, Saturday, 7pm), a first rate outing from Pixar. 3. Claire Danes provides much of the beauty in Stage Beauty (ABC1, Sunday, 8.35pm), in which Charles II of England allows women on stage to liven up Shakespeare. Diana, Princess of Wales, was descended from two of Charles’s illegitimate sons, the Duke of Grafton and the 1 2 3 Duke of Richmond.
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Australian 4.00 Kids Programs 7.00 ABC News 6.30 World News Australia 4.30 Seven and Prime News 8.00 The Office(PG) 5.30 Hot Seat (G) Heart & Soul (G) League FC Open Highlights 5.00 I Dream Of Jeannie 7.30 The 7.30 Report 7.30 Luke Nguyen’s Vietnam 5.00 Come Dine With Me (G) 8.30 Lie To Me (M) 6.00 NBN News 5.30 ABC Fora Twente v 6.00 Omnisport 5.30 Bewitched 8.00 Francesco’s Mediterranean 8.00 Oz And James’ Big Wine 5.30 Deal Or No Deal 9.30 Law & Order: CI (M) 7.00 A Current Affair 6.30 Junkyard Wars Fenerbahce. 6.30 Need For Speed 6.00 The Flintstones Voyage Adventure (PG) 6.00 Seven and Prime News 10.30 Late News and Sports 7.30 TBA 7.20 Mr Bean 10.00 Cyber Guerillas 7.30 Slamball 6.30 The Jetsons 8.35 The Power Of The 8.30 Secrets And Lives (M) 7.00 How I Met Your Mother Tonight 8.30 TBA 7.30 The (G) 8.00 World’s 7.00 Entertainment Powerless (PG) 9.00 ADbc (PG) 11.15 The 7pm Project (PG) 9.30 CSI (M) Re-Inventors 11.00 Young Freud In Strongest Man Tonight 9.35 Rudely Interrupted 9.30 World News 7.30 TBA 11.45 Late Show With David 10.30 TBA 8.05 Mumbai Calling Gaza 9.00 Sports Soup 7.30 Frasier 10.35 Lateline & Lateline 10.00 Movie: The Miracle Of 11.30 Louis Theroux (M) Letterman 11.30 Late News 8.30 Hungry Beast 12.05 Weatherwatch 9.30 Sports Tonight 8.00 Seinfeld Business Berlin (MA 2008) Germany. 12.00 Infomercials 12.45 Numb3rs (M) 12.00 The Alice (PG) 9.00 John Safran’s 10.00 UFC Wired 8.30 Moonlight (M)
THURSDAY 3 THURSDAY 11.35 Live At The Basement: Stars Kostja Ullmann, 1.30 Infomercials (PG) 1.00 The Avengers (PG) Race Relations 11.00 Boxing. KO TV 9.30 Drop Dead Diva Damien Leith Karoline Herfurth, Veronika 4.00 Religion to 6am (PG) 2.00 Infomercials 9.30 The Graham Classic 11.30 Frasier 12.35 Help Me Love My Baby Ferres. Norton Show 12.00 Golf. Australian 12.00 Seinfeld 1.25 Movie: The Wrong Arm 11.50 OZ (M) 10.15 Spoons (M) Open Highlights 12.30 TMZ Of The Law (G 1962) Stars 2.00 Weatherwatch 10.30 Billable Hours 1.00 Sports Performer 1.00 Drop Dead Diva Peter Sellers. 11.00 Lawrence Awards 4.00 Just Shoot Me 2.55 She Sells Seashells (PG) Leung’s Choose 2.00 Sports Tonight 4.30 TMZ 3.25 Double The Fist (M) Your OWn 2.15 Omnisport 5.00 The Partridge Family All GO! programs G or PG unless 3.55 The Glass House (M) SBS advises viewers that programming Most Prime programs between 6.30pm All Ten programs between 5pm Programs are correct at the time of going Adventure (M) 2.30 College Football otherwise classified between 6pm and 10.30pm nightly is and 11.30pm (approx) nightly are and 11pm (approx) nightly are to press but beware – all stations like 11.30 Peep Show (M) 5.00 Sports Closed Captioned (CC). Closed Captioned (CC) Closed Captioned (CC) tinkering with things at the last minute. Unlimited
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crisis and consumerism. Rod Ivory Tavern, Tweed Heads process and scores are instantly Ladgrove and The Eastwoods Sunday November 29 from calculated and shown on the eating perform Friday at the Ivory 1pm. big screen for all to see. Friday Tavern Tweed Heads. at Seagulls from 8pm. Preston Train Hotel Friday November 27. That Fest is on this The Ninth Chapter Preston Train return to the The Ten Sopranos out weekend! Budgie The Ninth Chapter combines Salt Bar Saturday. The Train elements of folk, blues and jazz interpret songs by the likes Cancel The one day, multi-stage music Welsh rock/metal band Budgie with solid funk undertones to of the Bondi Cigars, Robben The Ten Sopranos concert, extravaganza celebrating the are returning to Australia for guide create a unique and dynamic Ford and The Rolling Stones, scheduled for this Sunday at hottest Australian talent is their second tour. With Burke experience. After forming through to Ben Harper, Dono- 2pm at Seagulls, has been page 17 on this weekend at Cabarita Shelley on bass and vocals, in 2007, The Ninth Chapter van Frankenreiter, Foo Fighters postponed due to unfore- Beach. With carnie rides, mar- Steve Williams on drums and has established a style that and some classics from the seen circumstances. It will be ket stalls, side show alleys and long time friend DIO’s talented is gaining much attention Hoodoo Gurus/Sunnyboys and rescheduled to a later date. a deluge of culinary delights, axeman Craig Goldy on guitars, throughout the North Coast Hunters & Collectors. Salt Bar, Seagulls are sorry for any That Festival is more than just this is a must see show for of NSW and Brisbane. Win- Saturday November 28. inconvenience caused and gig a festival; it is a prodigious and lovers of power rock. The raw symphonious spectacle set to energy of this band was a electrify the most boisterous catalyst for the UK classic rock/ festival crowd. Line up includes metal scene in the early 70s. guide Midnight Juggernauts, The Coolangatta Hotel Saturday Beautiful Girls, Blue Juice, Pez, November 28. page 17 Ft 360, Matik & Hailey Cramer, The Fumes, Koolism, Cut off Rod Ladgrove and Your Hands (NZ), Philadelphia Grand Jury, The Galvatrons, The Eastwoods xword, Kid Kenobi/Mc Shureshock, Rod Ladgrove started out the Aston Shuffle, Yacht Club busking Beatles tunes in Bris- chess, DJs, Sampology, Nick Findlay bane’s Queen Street Mall. He (of the Purple Sneakers), Jono wanted to concentrate on his Fernandez, Stereogamous Ft own music however, so in 2005 Paul Mac, Sure Cut Kids, Muzi Rod set off for London, spend- stars Beats, Max Judo and Concrete ing a year playing around the page 10 Street. city, and taking in sets at the Tickets are $65+b/f and are acclaimed Virtual Acoustic available at these stores: Blue Club and Notting Hill Gate. The Rose Cafe, Cabarita Beach, Surf resulting first album, Xcess, Kingscliff, Great BUDGIE, Northern Hotel, Byron, COOLANGATTA Coolangatta Hotel, City HOTEL SATURDAY Got a Beach at Tweed City/ NOVEMBER 28 Tweed Centro/ Lismore JONO FERNANDEZ AT Square, Sunflower Music THAT FEST, CABARITA ning the inaugural Open Arms refunds will be issued for any at Pacific Fair, Broad- Salmonella Dub GIG BEACH, SATURDAY Festival Battle of the Bands late As pioneers of New Zealand’s tickets purchased. beach. On the gate they NOVEMBER 28 ‘08 and featuring on Perish- unmistakable sonic mix of are $100 unless sold or event to ers ‘09 winter compilation as dub, reggae, drum ‘n bass, hip out. Limited under 18 A Day In the Life well as supporting the likes of hop, and rock, Salmonella tickets available, so get True Live and Dallas Frasca has Dub have paved the way for of Mullum Music promote? in quickly! Also avail- enhanced their reputation as countless acts to carve a career able online at www. Festival Email an up and coming band with a here in Australia and garnered thatfest.com/ That Here’s a recipe for a perfect bright future. You can see The a loyal and committed, long [email protected] Fest will be held on the Sunday, brought to you by Ninth Chapter Saturday at time fan base. They return to and it will be corner of Tweed Coast the Mullum Music Festival. The Ivory and Round Mountain . Australia in November with Roll out of bed, pack your included for free. a new studio album (the first Roads, Cabarita Beach swimmers, grab your dancing Zeus Baby and run will be sold with a limited Remember the on Saturday November shoes and prepare yourself for edition premium disc), and a Gig Guide too, 28. Mescalito Blues one of the best days of your national tour. Freak Controller is Zeus Baby is an electro-dance- life. Don’t attempt anything the best way to the band’s seventh full length Karnivool rock experience born from the without a coffee… oh and studio LP, and will be in store advertise the After a storming circuit remains of seminal Gold Coast don’t forget the kids. This is from November. Freak Control- Tweed’s events. of the country a few months beats collective U3-GO. Chief an event that they can enjoy Snapshots, was released to criti- ler features guests including back, WA heavyweights member Mark Hartung has re- as well. Check in for breakfast cal praise the following year. the Tuhoe diva Whirimako Karnivool are heading out invented his electro sound with at the Poinciana, home of the For new album High Ideals Rod Black, The Mighty Asterix, MC again before the year is out. a fatter, band approach and a Festival Club. If you’re lucky has enlisted Adelaide band The Mana (Ex Rhombus) and Ants The band’s long-awaited opus live, jam band dynamic. They you might catch an early Eastwoods (Josh Marks, Tristan from Budspells. Coolangatta Sound Awake was released are on the bill with Mescalito morning busker sunning Marks and Peri Strathearn). Hotel Thursday December 3. in early June, earning rave The new material showcases a Blues, who combine the gritty themselves in the courtyard reviews and a recent J Award harder, bluesier edge. Some- vocals, swampy blues guitar So You Think You and the odd musician finding nomination. As bassist Jono where in the mix, however, re- and rhythmic stomp box of solace in a smoothie. Expand Stockman quipped at the time: mains Rod’s familiar voice, sing- Gavin Doniger with the boot Have Talent your vocal repertoire with ‘Themata was an album of ing the trademark insightful stomping guitar, and hypnotic It’s Grand Final time this Friday Mr Percival, Lord of the Loop. hooks, while Sound Awake is an lyrics found in Snapshots. The harmonica of Mattie Barker. for Seagulls – the winner of This 10am workshop at the album of lures.’ The five-piece subject matter has matured; Mescalito Blues are fast build- the entire competition wins Civic Hall is a chance to spend is sure to be in fighting form where Snapshots was inspired ing a reputation for blazing $1500 cash! All audience mem- time with the fabulous Mr when they roll up to their last by youthful travels, High Ideals live shows that resonate with bers receive a remote control P who is renowned for his shows for 2009. Coolangatta is in context of the global credit audiences from all walks of life. to take charge of the voting improvisational techniques 14 November 26, 2009 The Tweed Shire Echo www.tweedecho.com.au
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Forget what your Mum said back to the Bowling Club and & Honey into them, walk the into sweating mush in a matter about waiting an hour and catch Ange Takats, winner of streets, enjoy the buskers and of records with their special tog up for the pool. You don’t the 2008 Lis Johnston Award then nip up to the bowlo for blend of disco edits and futuris- even have to walk. You can for vocal excellence at the Perch Creek Family Jug Band, At Club Elsewhere this tic house. Saturday November catch The Magic Bus and National Folk Festival. If you the perfect act to bring the week: Friday November 27 28 – motion:theory presents cruise on down for a dip and leave a little before the end family together. Nip back to – Electronic Boogie Show Katharine’s Birthday Special maybe catch the Blue Hulas you’ll catch the 18 strong the Civic Hall and catch Tin with Poodfy and Audun For with Strawberry Syme (Byron in their ukulele heaven. While ensemble, The Big Band at Pan Orange, and Laneous and those of you that have a Friday Bay), Nirav and Ben Abra- The Family Yah over at the Ex the kids are swimming you the End of The Universe and fetish, come and check out the hams. For Katharine’s birthday, Services.… and then to finish VINCE JONES might want to develop a maybe Juzzie Smith down the Electronic Boogie Show. Long Ben Abrahams has gathered AT THE MULLUM the night maybe Fyah Walk at program strategy… a way other end of town. If you’ve time resident, Audun is joined a few of the All-Stars to play MUSIC FESTIVAL The High School or something to negotiate catching one got teenagers, then head them by Poodfy, fast becoming a Fri- the soundtrack to the festivi- THURSDAY THRU TO of the 37 plus performances up to the High School for Half to wind down, like Loren Kate SUNDAY day night favourite. This duo is ties – ensuring she has plenty at your fingertips. Drop the Nelson. at the acoustic venue, the Drill capable of turning a dancefloor of tunes to inspire her on kids at KidzKlub, specialists in Grab a beer at the Ex-Services Hall. Tired and musically sated kid’s entertainment and child and enjoy a bit of a trip down it’s time to get yourself home. minding at the Scout Hall from David Lane, pop across the This is only one suggestion for and his ability to link people 1-5pm. (Just behind the Post road for idiosyncratic pop pin one person’s day at the Mullum with songs from the soul. The Office). The Arthouse Creche ups, CODA and then high-tail Music Fest… I suggest you get 15 kids can stay at the Civic Hall is for those children who love it back to the High School yourself a ticket (Sunday sold MINUTES for the 11.30am session of to unleash their creative side for everybody’s sweetheart, out last year) and make your Curly Cousins. You might even with clay modelling, painting, Jo Jo Smith. It’s back to back own magic happen. of FAME at get to catch the end of James beading, drawing, stamping, at the civic with Australia’s For program and ticketing Kenyon’s Workshop and most wire sculpture, stenciling (kids finest Jazz singer, Vince Jones STOKERS of Sussana Carman before a 3-13 and $10/kid/hour). So enquiries go to www. Great set-up. Great relaxed club atmosphere. followed by vodka swilling First Friday of each month – Stokers Hall Spaghetti Lunch in the festival you don’t need to feel guilty Russian toy boys, Vulgargrad. mullummusicfestival.com.au or pop into Raw Store, Stuart 7-10pm Admission $10 grounds when the children enjoying yourself without them You’re gonna have to pick up Find out more and book acts at: of Spaghetti Circus present a for a few hours… the kids are the kids so go grab them, get Street Mullumbimby. Ticket www.15minutesoffame.net.au busking performance. expanding their minds! Head some Pizza courtesy of Milk hotline is 6684 6195. Meals, tea, coffee and cake available Mullum Music Festival 09
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TOMMY MEMPHIS ASIAN HEART, DAVID BRADBURY’S ABRAHAMS ■ IVORY TAVERN, TWEED HEADS 1PM YOUTH CONCERT THURSDAY 26 ■ POTTSVILLE BEACH SPORTS CLUB 7PM FILM ■ CONRAD JUPITERS 8PM ZOO KEEPERS MESCALITO BLUES & ZEUS BABY ■ CHAMELEON GLOBAL CAFE, BYRON 5PM JOE DANIELS ■ LA LA LAND, BYRON CHARDY, ■ COOLANGATTA HOTEL 7PM BUDGIE ■ POTTSVILLE BEACH SPORTS CLUB 4PM IRISH TRADITIONAL MUSIC TWEED ■ SALT BAR, SALT VILLAGE 8.30PM COAL ONELOVE, DANIEL WEBBER, RYAN (UK) SUPPORTED BY PHIL EMMANUEL, JAYNE HENRY ■ HOTEL BRUNSWICK 3PM FOSSIL ROCK BUCKET RUSHTON HIGH NOON HEAT & STONE OX ■ SALT BAR, SALT VILLAGE 2PM MICK ■ CUDGEN LEAGUES CLUB, 5.30PM 7PM BLIND WILLY WAGTAIL ■ ■ BUDDHA BAR, BYRON BLUE HULAS LIVE ■ COOLANGATTA SANDS HOTEL 10PM DJ C SIMONE CUTTING SEAGULLS LEAGUES CLUB 8PM SO YOU M HUGH RECORDING TEKKAMAN / DJ TOMMY 9PM ■ ■ TWEED HEADS BOWLS CLUB VENNIE’S THINK YOU HAVE TALENT GRAND SEAGULLS LEAGUES CLUB 2PM THE TEN MONDAY 30 ACOUSTIC SESSION WITH PAUL – STREET CAFE FINAL LAS SOPRANOS 2PM CALYPSO DELIGHT ATKINS ■ TWIN TOWNS CLUBS & RESORTS 1PM ■ TWEED HEADS BOWLS CLUB THE SATURDAY 28 ■ SOUTH TWEED SPORTS CLUB 3PM JAZZ ■ COOLANGATTA & TWEED HEADS GOLF TWEED PETE DAVIS 1.30PM DENIS WARREN CHEVROLETS 7.30PM LIVE BAND CLUB DOUG STEWART 5PM LONE WOLF 8.30PM KAMIS ■ TWIN TOWNS CLUBS & RESORTS 11AM TWEED ■ SPHINX ROCK CAFE, MT BURRELL 2PM ■ KINGSCLIFF BEACH CLUB 12PM LIVE RUSSEL HINTON 5PM ALTERNATING ■ CURRUMBIN RSL 7PM RED WINE (CLAY ANDREA SOLER ENTERTAINMENT ■ CABARITA BEACH SPORTS CLUB 8PM ARTISTS 6.30PM FAULTY TOWERS - THE BLYTH) ■ TWEED HEADS BOWLS CLUB DAVO ■ TWEED HEADS BOWLS CLUB ROBBIE GOLD COAST JON J BRADLEY DINING EXPERIENCE 9.30PM THE ■ FISHERMAN’S WHARF TAVERN, ■ TWIN TOWNS CLUBS & RESORTS 12.30PM ROSENLUND ■ BURLEIGH BEARS LEAGUES CLUB 6PM ■ CABARITA BEACH THAT FEST TWEED KAMIS SOUTHPORT 5PM LOOSE CHANGE ROBERT KEITH 1.45PM PETE DAVIS 4PM BRENDAN ROSE COAST AND ROUND MOUNTAIN RD ■ TWIN TOWNS SERVICES CLUB 7PM ROCKERS ALTERNATING ARTISTS 6.30PM VOICE ■ CONRAD JUPITERS 8PM SATORI 3 FROM 11AM GOLD COAST INNOCENT BYSTANDERS ■ GOLD COAST ARTS CENTRE DANIELLE & CONGAS 7.30PM THE KAMIS ■ COOLANGATTA SANDS HOTEL 8PM PHIL ■ CLUB BANORA, 8PM BULLAMAKANKA ■ GOLD COAST ARTS CENTRE DANIELLE AND ARNA’S STUDIO OF DANCE, ■ TWIN TOWNS SERVICES CLUB 6.30PM EIZENBURG’S JAM SESSION 10PM DJ ■ COOLANGATTA TWEED HEADS GOLF AND ARNA’S STUDIO OF DANCE GOLD COAST COMEDY IN THE BASEMENT – DAVE FAULTY TOWERS DINING EXPERIENCE GHOST CLUB DOUG STEWART EASTGATE ■ TITANIUM BAR, SURFERS 8PM RENEE ■ BURLEIGH BEARS LEAGUES CLUB 7.30PM ■ IVORY TAVERN, TWEED HEADS 3PM THE BYRON STREET CAFE ■ NEVERLAND BAR, COOLANGATTA 8PM GOLD COAST GEYER NINTH CHAPTER ■ THE HOTEL GREAT NORTHERN JOHN J ■ CLUB ELSEWHERE, SURFERS ELECTRIC YOU ONLY LIVE ONCE ■ BURLEIGH BEARS LEAGUES CLUB 2.30PM ■ KINGSCLIFF BEACH CLUB 7.30PM MR BRADLEY BOOGIE SHOW, POODFY ■ PALM BEACH RSL 8.30PM THE ROCKA DUDES OF DOO WOP BYRON JOHN ■ LA LA LAND, BYRON 7 WHATEVERS ■ CONRAD JUPITERS 8PM CROSSFIRE FELLAS ■ CLUB ELSEWHERE, SURFERS ROYAL ■ KINGSCLIFF BEACH HOTEL 8.30PM LIVE PRESENTS ‘LETS KANOODLE’ W/ ■ CIVIC HALL, MULLUM 7.30PM MULLUM ■ COOLANGATTA HOTEL 5PM OFF ■ SOUTHPORT RSL CLUB 7.30PM MATRIX SUNDAY W/ GIV & STRETCH MUSIC DANIEL WEBBER AND MORE MUSIC FESTIVAL GALA OPENING RAYNER, 9PM DJ BRENT LODGE & DJ ■ TITANIUM BAR, SURFERS 8.30PM ■ CONRAD JUPITERS 6.30PM TALL BOYS ■ MURWILLUMBAH HOTEL 9PM UNCLE ■ BEACH HOTEL 4.00PM STACKED ■ LA LA LAND, BYRON ONELOVE JEZZA, 10.30PM AGENT 77, 8PM SMASHED CRABS 9PM DJ BEN ■ COOLANGATTA HOTEL 2PM AMIEN SCHOOLIES FEAT. THE STAFFORD JUNIOR SCHOOLIES EVENT KARNIVOOL ■ SAUL, 7PM THE SPARKZ DUO, 8PM J BROTHERS + SECRET GUESTS MURWILLUMBAH SERVICES MEMORIAL BYRON ■ THE RAILS, BYRON 6.30PM NEIL ■ COOLANGATTA SANDS HOTEL FROM CLUB ROBERT KEITH ALEX ■ BEACH HOTEL, BYRON 9PM CALLING ALL ■ LA LA LAND, BYRON LIVEWIRE ANDERSON 9PM NICK MUIR, 9PM A TASTE OF NEW ■ POTTSVILLE BEACH SPORTS CLUB ■ COOLANGATTA SANDS HOTEL 6PM CARS WITH AFTER THE FALL ■ MULLUMBIMBY CIVIC HALL MULLUM YORK (T.O.N.Y.) W/ DJ SPINEASY (USA) 6.30PM SIMONE CUTTING MUSGROVE HILL DUO ■ THE RAILS, BYRON 6.30PM KING NIEKO MUSIC FESTIVAL ■ CURRUMBIN RSL 7PM KAFFENE ■ SALT BAR, SALT VILLAGE 8.30PM ■ COOLANGATTA SURF CLUB GEOFF TUESDAY 1 ■ HOTEL GREAT NORTHERN,BYRON ■ BEACH HOTEL, BYRON DIRTY LAUNDRY ■ GOLD COAST ARTS CENTRE THE WILLY PRESTON TRAIN RAYNER STANTON WARRIORS WITH DJ GRAVY QUA QUINTET, COMEDY IN THE ■ SEAGULLS LEAGUES CLUB 8PM ■ CURRUMBIN RSL 1.30 JAZZ AFFAIR TRIO TWEED ■ HOTEL BRUNSWICK, 7PM DR BAZ ■ THE RAILS, BYRON 6.30PM TRE BASEMENT – STEVE ALLISON SUPERLICIOUS ■ LE MONDE KIRRA CAFE 4PM SURFERS HOMBRES ■ TWIN TOWNS SERVICES CLUB 10.30AM ■ KIRRA BEACH HOTEL 7.30PM OLD ■ SHEOAK SHACK, FINGAL HEAD 7PM CC FOR PADANG ACOUSTIC JAM. MATT ■ HOTEL GREAT NORTHERN, BYRON FAT C BACK TO THE TIVOLI FRIDAY 27 SCHOOL THE CAT M HUGH, ASH GRUNWALD, BEAU ALBERT ■ NEVERLAND BAR, COOLANGATTA 8PM ■ SOUTH TWEED SPORTS CLUB 6.30PM YOUNG, MATT PITTS ■ HOTEL BRUNSWICK, 7.30 PM TWEED NEON LOVE JAZZ 7.30PM LIVE BAND ■ SOUTHPORT RSL CLUB 4PM DOUG GOLD COAST BROADFOOT ■ PALM BEACH SURF CLUB 8PM INNOCENT ■ TWEED HEADS BOWLS CLUB TOBY STUART ■ GOLD COAST ARTS CENTRE GOLD ■ CABARITA BEACH SPORTS CLUB 8PM ■ SANDBAR, BRUNSWICK HEADS, 3-5PM BYSTANDERS TYLER & THE COUNTRY BOYS ■ TITANIUM BAR, SURFERS PARADISE 2PM COAST AREA THEATRE AWARDS THE SPARKZ ILONA HARKER & FRIENDS ■ SOUTHPORT RSL CLUB 7.30PM ROUTE 66 ■ TWIN TOWNS CLUBS & RESORTS 10AM DIRTY SUNDAY INCLUDES CASSIAN, ■ CLUB BANORA 7.30PM STEPHEN ■ CHAMELEON GLOBAL CAFE, BYRON 7PM FISHER-KING ■ TITANIUM BAR, SURFERS 7.30PM BIGGER HARRY LYNN 2PM RUSSELL SPOUT ANNA LUNOE AND MORE BYRON THAN TEXAS FLAMENCO FIESTA WITH SUENO ■ CUDGEN LEAGUES CLUB, 7.30PM DOUG 5.30PM ALTERNATING ARTISTS 6.30PM BYRON ■ BEACH HOTEL, BYRON 9PM DJ NOWAK STUART FAULTY TOWERS – THE DINING BROTHERSFEATURINGSUNDAY MAX 29 JUDO ■ LA LA LAND, BYRON CLASS DISMISSED ■ CURRUMBIN RSL 7PM KAFFENE BYRON EXPERIENCE 6.30 GOOD VIBRATIONS ■ LA LA LAND, BYRON CAPTAIN KAINE + 2009 ON TOUR W/ FEENIXPAWL + ■ IVORY TAVERN, TWEED HEADS 7PM ROD ■ LA LA LAND, BYRON CHARDY, 9PM THE KAMIS GUESTS SEAN RAULT LADGROVE & THE EASTWOODS ONELOVE, DANIEL WEBBER, RYAN ■ TWIN TOWNS SERVICES CLUB 6.30PM TWEED ■ MULLUMBIMBY CIVIC HALL MULLUM ■ KINGSCLIFF BEACH CLUB 7.30PM RUSHTON FAULTY TOWERS DINING EXPERIENCE ■ CABARITA BEACH BAR & GRILL 2.30PM MUSIC FESTIVAL WEDNESDAY 2 KARAOKE ■ MULLUM CIVIC HALL MULLUM MUSIC LIVE ENTERTAINMENT ■ BEACH HOTEL, BYRON 4.30PM LATE FOR ■ KINGSCLIFF BEACH HOTEL 8.30PM ZONE FESTIVAL GOLD COAST ■ CLUB BANORA, 11AM CAROLINE WOODSTOCK 8PM THE LEVATATORS TWEED MUSIC ■ THE RAILS, BYRON 7PM THE SOUL ■ BURLEIGH BEARS LEAGUES CLUB 7.30PM TAYLOR ■ THE RAILS, BYRON 6PM THRILLBILLY ■ LUFFLEY CAFE, MUR’BAH 7PM VENESSA SHAKERS JUST THE TICKET ■ CUDGEN SURF CLUB, KINGSCLIFF 2PM STOMP ■ TWIN TOWNS CLUBS & RESORTS 8.30PM HOFFMAN & RHADA ■ HOTEL GREAT NORTHERN, BYRON, THE ■ CLUB ELSEWHERE, SURFERS INNOCENT BYSTANDERS ■ THE HOTEL GREAT NORTHERN, BYRON DIGGER REVELL ■ MUR’BAH HOTEL 9PM DJ HERVE CHURCH MOTION:THEORY PRESENTS ■ ILNAM ESTATE WINERY 12.30PM JOHN KARNIVOOL ■ TWIN TOWNS SERVICES CLUB 10.30AM ■ MURWILLUMBAH SERVICES CLUB 6.30 ■ BYRON COMMUNITY CENTRE 7.30PM MY STRAWBERRY SYME + NIRAV + BEN SUTTON ■ BYRON COMMUNITY CENTRE 2PM BACK TO THE TIVOLI EATING OUT GUIDE to all the best restaurants and cafés in the northern rivers
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