THE BYRON SHIRE ECHO ÞÀÊ- Ài Advertising & news enquiries: Mullumbimby 02 6684 1777 Byron Bay 02 6685 5222 %ARLY Fax 02 6684 1719 [email protected] [email protected] #HILDHOOD http://www.echo.net.au VOLUME 20 #04 TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 2005 22,300 copies every week $1 at newsagents only WINE-POWERED HYBRID MODEL Anaesthetists’ dispute Seed Savers open garden bears fruit threatens surgery
Alex McAuley are fortunate in having an enthusi- The Northern Rivers region will astic and dedicated group of anaes- face a shortage of emergency and thetic specialists. This is being con- elective surgery options next month tinually eroded due to the unless a contract dispute between disadvantages of practising anaes- anaesthetists and the North Coast thesia in rural areas.’ Area Health Service (NCAHS) The disadvantages include unac- can be resolved. ceptably long working hours for Dr Megan Gray, chairperson of limited financial reward, fewer the Department of Anaesthetics at opportunities for career advance- Lismore Base Hospital, has some ment or private practice. The long serious concerns regarding con- working hours are of particular tract issues for local anaesthetists. concern, with 15 hour days being The contracts are issued over fi ve commonplace as well as a far heav- years and expire at the end of this ier on call commitment than in month. At this stage, there have cities. been no new contracts sighted, yet ‘For us to cover our roster at she says NCAHS has been aware Lismore Base Hospital we really of the problems for a considerable need to do a one in fi ve roster [one length of time. day on call out of every fi ve]. In the ‘There has been ongoing discon- city areas most people are doing a tent among the anaesthetists over one in 30,’ said Dr Gray. employment conditions for the ‘General Practitioners receive a past fi ve years resulting in much rural loading to make rural prac- resentment and loss of good will,’ tice more attractive to them. The Gardening enthusiasts flocked to the Seed Savers Garden in Byron Bay over the weekend including Tully Paddon from Cudgen, pictured above right. Seed Savers’ Michel Fanton, above left, explained the finer points of organic woven fencing, said Dr Gray. same should be offered to anaes- providing a little more detail than the 21-month-old had bargained for. Photo Jeff ‘Seedy’ Dawson ‘At Lismore Base Hospital we continued on page 2 Jazz festival swings Bangalow Highway inquiry widens its scope A parliamentary inquiry into the transport route will be considered Costa in Parliament to travel to the impact of the proposed upgrades by the Legislative Council’s Gen- affected areas and hear of the ‘fear, of the Pacifi c Highway has started eral Purpose Standing Committee insecurity and depression’ gener- with a call for public submissions. Number Four. ated by the RTA’s expanded study While the impetus for the inquiry ‘Not only will the inquiry pro- areas of the Tintenbar to Ewings- was to investigate the reasons for vide an opportunity for community dale, Ballina to Woodburn, and expanding the study area between input, its recommendations could Ulmarra to Grafton sections of the Ewingsdale and Tintenbar, the provide valuable feedback to the Pacifi c Highway upgrade. terms of reference identify a much State and Federal Government on ‘There is enormous concern wider subject area including the both specifi c and strategic issues,’ among residents that the RTA has impact of B-doubles and the role of Mr Page said. failed to consult properly but so far the Pacifi c Highway as the inter- Concerns about the upgrade Michael Costa has ignored the sen- state heavy transport route. Greens between Ballina and Woodburn timents being expressed at com- MLC Ian Cohen and Ballina MP will also be covered by the inquiry munity meetings throughout the Don Page jointly drafted the terms which is set to look at issues such as affected areas. of reference for the inquiry, which fl ooding, the effect on prime agri- ‘I will continue to request him will be chaired by Nationals MP cultural land and on the communi- directly to come and meet with Jenny Gardiner. ties of Broadwater and Woodburn. residents. This is not an issue the The impacts of mixing interstate ‘The inquiry will not delay the RTA or the minister can afford to and local heavy transport on the Pacifi c Highway upgrade because simply ignore or pretend to have Pacific Highway; the impacts of there is no construction money on properly consulted on. Local alto saxophonist, Dave Addes, in a soulful moment at the inaugural interstate truck transport on the the table to build these two section ‘The next state election is less Bangalow Jazz Festival on the weekend. Roddi and the Fellas, Paul Williamson’s New England Highway; and the of road anyway,’ Mr Page said. than two years away and north Hammond Combo and Grace Knight were among the highlights of the many top signifi cance of the New England Greens MLC Ian Cohen asked coast seats are among the most line acts entertaining the crowds. Jeff ‘Jazz party discharge hats’ Dawson highway as a designated national NSW Roads Minister Michael continued on page 4 6X]R_N\ OX[ LX_N[^Y [N_NJUNM 5NJMRWP `RWMX` O^[WR\QRWP =QN KURWM\ JWM L^[]JRW\ RW Z^N\]RXW J[N XO \YNLRJUR\]\ QJ_N ^WLX_N[NM J Q^PN L^[[NW] OJ\QRXWJKUN WJ]^[JU `NJ_N\ JWM LJLQN XO K^MPN] [NJMb VJMN KURWM\ LXW]NVYX[J[b LXUX^[ YJUN]]N\ ]X \^R] JWb MNLX[ JWM L^[]JRW\ J] 2W]N[RX[ 6X]R_N\ *UXWP `R]Q J LXW\RMN[JKUN [JWPN XO [NJMb ]X \QX`[XXV RW ]QN *[]\ JWM 2WM^\][b RW\]JUU L^[]JRW [XM\ JWM ][JLTRWP ]X Ä ] `RWMX`\ .\]J]N +b[XW +Jb ^Y ]X V `RMN INTERIOR 2W\RMN \X^[LN\ [N_NJU ]QJ] ]QN\N =QR\ MR\LX_N[b Y[X_N\ ]X KN XWN XO ]QN UJ[PN\] L^[]JRW\ JWM KURWM\ QJ_N ]QN \NUNL]RXW\ XO [NJMb VJMN `RWMX` ][NJ]VNW]\ ]QN[VJU YX`N[ ]X Y[N_NW] UJ[PN RW ]QN +b[XW Anaesthetists time to resolve the contract From front page issues. Mr O’Farrell is mak- Treasure hunters strike gold thetists,’ she continued. ing his usual uninformed Barry O’Farrell, Shadow decisions while sitting on Minister for Health, says he the sidelines.’ %ARLY #HILDHOOD is appalled by the lack of Dr Gray is not satisfied action taken by Health Min- with an extension to the ister Morris Iemma to existing contracts as she feels address the situation. this is merely prolonging the ‘It’s extraordinary that the uncertainty. department has stalled on ‘We haven’t been shown the issue of offering anaes- any new contracts yet, and thetists new contracts,’ Mr if we agree to this exten- -iiÊ«>}iÊÓä O’Farrell said. ‘The expiry sion, who’s to say they won’t of the current contracts has continue to extend indefi - not crept up overnight. Area nitely. A comparable issue Health Services have had arose at Albury Hospital plenty of warning about the which operates under simi- looming deadline. Morris lar rural demographics and Iemma must step in to workloads. ed[ ZWo mehai^ef ensure anaesthetists con- ‘They have achieved a iwzw GN `{ GFw¤I tinue to provide a service at contract that would, if j~ y { w{z w w} |{ ~w{ wz { w|}D _ {{ w{ { y~w}{ Lismore, Casino, Ballina, applied to Lismore Base |{ z { | ~{ ~} { D [{y{ Byron, Maclean and Grafton Hospital, ensure the reten- ~{ { { w | |{ wz ~{ hospitals. The current tion of most of the new ~} ~w w{ w D uncertainty cannot be anaesthetists and enable us X Xw i{y{ YxB ` iD allowed to continue.’ to offer attractive condi- Y :GFFD Ben Wilson, a spokesper- tions to encourage new X} w |{z wz w{ KF; | { { son for Mr Iemma’s offi ce, anaesthetists to the area,’ Xeea dem ~ { cw{{ LLNM KHGJD dx{ {zD denied that they were said Dr Gray. Sasha Bravery discovered the wonders of the traditional Japanese neglecting to act, stating ‘The sad fact is that several wedding ceremony at Brunswick’s Old and Gold Festival on the that ‘the Area Health Serv- of my colleagues have opted weekend. Sasha is pictured above wearing an ornate crimson ,!2'% ice has advised the depart- to practise on the Gold Coast bridal ball dress, just one of four outfits worn by Japanese brides ment that the contracts have where they are earning more during a traditional wedding service. Mangal (holding the mirror), 0!24)%3 been extended to Septem- money for working shorter joined festival stallholder, Rasa, who brought along her collection #!4%2%$ ber 30 to allow additional hours.’ of oriental goods for the day. Jeff ‘Old and Mould’ Dawson &/2 Brunswick marketing campaign comes under fi re GREAT PIZZA PASTA Brunswick residents’ group Regional Development and are seeking to protect the however, the B & T Group $INE IN (OME $ELIVERY 4AKE !WAY BRAVO says its members the remaining $9,000 is town from tourists resorts and Chamber of Commerce ,AWSON 3T "YRON "AY are almost unanimous in expected to come from the and high rise development. have just completed the 3UFFOLK 0ARK their opposition to any fur- Brunswick Heads Chamber ‘We cannot prevent visi- Trees on Tweed project with ther promotion of the town. of Commerce,’ said Leigh tors from coming here down council and we continue to ‘We are opposed to the Rees. ‘We just don’t get how the new highway, but we can work towards getting a Simple Pleasures campaign the B & T Group can claim reach the visitors who share skatepark for our youth.’ which is seeking $24,000 to that spending that sort of our values and we can send a ‘The Chamber of Com- 0!7. promote Brunswick Heads. money on a promotional clear message to those who merce does not have $9,000 The feeling of the meeting campaign can protect the vil- seek a faster or more glamor- to contribute, as is claimed. "2/+%2 [last Wednesday night] was lage. Residents are con- ous pace, to give Bruns a Much of the contribution ,)#.$ (!.$ $%!,%2 that money would be better cerned with much more miss,’ said the Brunswick required to support the grant +-ONEY LENT ON ALL PORTABLE SECURITIES spent on improving the exist- pressing issues, such as the Chamber of Commerce. will come from fundraising +3ECONDHAND GOODS BOUGHT AND SOLD ing infrastructure of the river, the housie shed, park- ‘The Department of State and income generated from +3HORT TERM LOANS town,’ said Leigh Rees, newly ing, youth facilities and prob- and Regional Development the various components of elected chair of BRAVO. lems with visitors’ dogs. does not provide funding for the campaign itself.’ "92/. ,/!. /&&)#% ‘The Business and Tour- Brunswick can hardly cope infrastructure, which is con- BRAVO meets again on 3).#% ism (B & T) Group has with the tourists that are sidered by most funding Wednesday July 29 at 5.30m 0H &AX applied for $15,000 from the coming here now.’ bodies to be a council respon- at the Brunswick Heads "EHIND THE CINEMA 7OOLWORTHS 0LAZA Department of State and The B & T Group say they sibility. As separate projects, Community Centre. LVgbJeI]^hL^ciZgLVgbJeI]^hL^ciZg DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE RUGS ACCESSORIES GENUINE SALE UP TO OFF TILL JUNE UÊ"«iÊvÀÊ`iÀÊÀ`>Þ]Ê->ÌÕÀ`>ÞÊEÊ-Õ`>Þ UÊ7>ÀÊÜ iÃiÊVvÀÌÊv`]ÊVÕ`}Ê ÕÀÊv>ÕÃÊ-Õ`>ÞÊ} ÌÊÀ}>VÊÀ>ÃÌà UÊ iÃÌÊLÀi>v>ÃÌÃÊÊÌÜ UÊ iVÊ}}Ê}Õ`iÊvÀÊÕÀÊëiV>ÊiÛi}ÃÊvÊ ÛiÊÕÃV UÊ ii«}ÊÌ iÊ>}VÊvÊ ÞÀÊ>Ûi OPEN DAYS Ài>v>ÃÌÊÊÊ ÕV ÊÊÊ iÀ RIVER ST BALLINA PHONE 1 9Ê - ÓxÊ `iÊ-ÌÀiiÌ]Ê ÞÀÊ >ÞÊÈÈnxÊÇ£{{ www.echo.net.au Byron Shire Echo June 14, 2005 3 Local News Inspirasi festival displays portraits of love Becton and Council at odds over beach access -7-Ê ," ÊfÎ The latest confl ict between Council and Becton involves a small stretch of Bayshore £ÉÓÊ*, Ê Drive, which Becton want to -7Ê buy and Council does not - appear to want to sell. Lot 100, as it is referred to, provides public access to the Becton land and the land- UÊ1 Ê, Ê"Ê -7- owners are then obliged to allow the public right of way UÊ-* -ÊEÊ6 79- to Belongil Beach. Lot 100 UÊ ,/ / Ê -7Ê was a public road until 1995 ÊÊÊ "1,- -Ê1 ÊÓÓ`ÊEÊÓÎÀ` when it was closed by Coun- cil, a move which was made at the request of the then Curator Kirana Talip at the ‘Portraits Of Love’ exhibition at the Byron Bay community centre. The land owners, but might be exhibition is part of the Inspirasi Indonesian Arts Festival – find out more at www.aiaa.org.au/ one the current Council is InspirasFestival/festival.html. Photo Jeff Dawson now regretting. ÈÈn{ÊÓäÓÓÊÊ£ä£q£äxÊ 9Ê-/Ê 1 1 ‘The point is that it needs to be a public road to retain Rural garbage service rubbished public access and this is why it needs to stay in Council’s A group of residents opposed couple of months pay twice?’ and consideration, the stra- hands,’ said Mayor Jan to Council’s planned gar- said a press release from the tegic forward planning? Barham. bage collection services in RRAGS. RRAGS encourages rural Becton has offered Coun- rural areas is holding a pub- ‘Why is our Council residents not to take up the cil $300,000 to buy the land lic meeting on Wednesday encouraging this noise and new garbage service. We also and is saying it will allow it to June 22 at 7pm. Rural Resi- dust? How big will the trucks encourage residents to con- be used as a public road. dents Against Garbage Serv- be anyway? What times of sider a further alternative Council rejected that offer ices (RRAGS) say they object day will they operate? Can that may satisfy all comers. last month, a decision which to the service and the proc- we choose to have them Consider the scenario of a Becton is saying could land ess that created it. avoid school travel times?’ group of fi ve residents. Four them in court. ‘The $10 opt-out fee [for ‘Who will police the safe opt out at $10 on the basis ‘Unless Council has a non users] is unfair. It is the stationing of the bins? Cur- they access the bin of Mr change of heart and starts to opposite of the new user pays rently some users of private and Mrs Five who pay $142. act in a manner which repre- philosophy under which garbage services leave their When the total cost of $182 sents the best interests of its people who don’t contribute bin in the road reserve all is split fi ve ways, it is $37 per constituents then in all likeli- to the waste stream should week. Will this continue to property,’ says RRAGS. hood this will become yet be rewarded, not penalised. be tolerated?’ For details on the location another matter for the Why should those who opt ‘Where and when was the of the public meeting call Courts to sort out,’ said to drop off at the tip every environmental assessment Duncan Dey on 6684 5440. Hamish Macdonald, Bec- ton’s managing director, in Lennox Head landmark goes under the hammer an advertisement in The Echo. A Lennox Head landmark is thought of letting go of the rience. I feel a little nostalgic, ‘Lot 100 is owned by set to change hands as the pub. ‘I’ve owned the hotel but I know that it’s time to Council in freehold as oper- Lennox Point Hotel goes to for eight years now in part- move on,’ said Mr Condon. ational land. It is an asset auction in Sydney on July 7. nership with Wayne Judd, a As a father of young chil- that Council holds on behalf Current owner and Lennox retired accountant from dren, two of whom have a of all ratepayers, not just the resident Chris Condon says Coffs Harbour, and I’ve disability, Mr Condon is adjoining one,’ said Byron he feels saddened by the thoroughly enjoyed the expe- keen to free up his time to Shire Council general man- spend with his family. ager Pamela Westing. ‘Running a hotel is very ‘Becton has lodged a time consuming and lots of development application hard work. I’m keen to rein- with the state government 2ODNEY FURNITURE AND HOMEWARES vest in more passive interests incorporating Lot 100 into such as commercial property its development without the FOR RELAXED LIVINGx and shopping centres,’ said agreement of Council as "LACK Mr Condon. landowner,’ she added. #HARLES 7RENCHER .EW !" # ! # $! %" 0AINTINGS &'( ) +VOF+VOF $BQF(BMMFSZ .PO4BUBNQN -BXTPO4USFFU 4VOEBZQN #ZSPO#BZ ! "#$ %& ' ( ) 4VTBOOB8FJMFZ%JSFDUPS $BQF 4I 4REE 0LACE * +#*, - +#*$ - +#*+ TVTBOOF!DBQFHBMMFSZDPNBV "YRON !RTS )NDUSTRY %STATE +.+# / / / ,,0$ 012, XXXDBQFHBMMFSZDPNBV (BMMFSZ 4 June 14, 2005 Byron Shire Echo www.echo.net.au Local News Dragon launched at Lake Ainsworth Police investigate supermarket break-in Flower petals were scattered on the waters of Lake Ainsworth on Sunday to remember those who Sleepy Mullumbimby was the scene of a major break and enter last Sunday night when thieves broke have died of breast cancer. Over 11,000 people are diagnosed with breast cancer each year in Aus- into Dennetts supermarket and forced the safe. Police removed the safe on Monday morning for tralia and while the survival rate is very high, the incidence of the disease is increasing. ‘Early diagno- forensic tests and fingerprinted windows and doors in the hope of gathering crucial evidence. Duty sis and living well is the key,’ says Barb Pinter, from Rainbow Dragons Abreast, a support group for officer Inspector Wilkinson said the thieves forced entry and then gained access to the office and safe. breast cancer patients. On Sunday 17 breast cancer survivors and a team of supporters launched their The offenders removed an undisclosed amount of cash and some papers. newly acquired Dragon Boat for the inaugural paddle. The team’s aim is to keep fit and well through paddling and are now in training for their first regatta in Melbourne in October. Dragon Boats NSW provided the local group with a temporary boat until they can afford their own, however the Byron Lennox locals plant out trees for WED Bay Lions kick started the boat fund presenting a cheque for $500 on the weekend. To join Dragons Abreast or for more information about breast cancer support call Barb Pinter on 6685 5457. Newrybar prepares for great balls of fi re Newrybar Primary School is ing at 5pm. Nigel Taylor, an Performing on the night igniting the community spirit experienced pyrotechnician, will be the live reggae band at the Newrybar Family will be showcasing another Lion I before they leave on Fireworks Night. Fireworks, spectacular fi reworks display tour. Yummy hot vegetarian Fun, Fair and Food are the and the Newrybar Rural Fire soups, the famous Beverley order of the night on Satur- Brigade will light up the huge Singh Indian pastries and day June 18 in the school bonfi re on dark and ensure a curries, BBQ chicken and grounds with the gates open- warm, safe environment. organic Hayters Hill beef, Zentvelds coffee, donuts and homemade cakes and lots of More Daintree preserved family friendly fare. Rainforest Rescue reached Daintree River. The rear Ter r ifi c prizes to be won another milestone in their boundary of the property courtesy of generous local Daintree Rainforest Buy adjoins the World Heritage businesses, chocolate wheel, Back and Protect Forever Daintree National Park and tombola, rides, entertain- Project. the southern boundary is ment for the little people and Last week project partners, across the road from a State much more. The Daintree Rainforest Reserve. Foundation, successfully The property, and imme- Lennox based consultant planners Geolink organised a tree planting day at Lennox Head to celebrate World Environment Day recently. Photographed is local resident Lyndie Denehy who joined in the cele- negotiated the purchase of a diate environs, is habitat for a Rates rise brations and got stuck into the mulching. 5.16 hectare (13 acre) prop- variety of fi lmy ferns, palms A rate increase of 13.5% is erty in the Forest Creek area, and other rare species and being sought by Byron Shire immediately north of the regional ecosystems. Council, 10% over the state government’s 3.5% ‘pegged’ Short reprieve for Sandhills campers limit for 2005/06. The Department of Lands removed from the site. A will apply from Friday July Next year will be the fi nal has extended the date for weed management plan is 15. year of the Byron Shire Rates itinerate campers to move on currently being developed. ‘The department is mind- To Recovery Strategy which from Sandhills Estate in ‘Some of the itinerate ful of the concerns of com- was introduced to provide Byron Bay, general manager campers have also left the munity residents to the additional funds for shire Crown Lands Graham site. unsatisfactory use of this site wide projects. If approved by Harding has said. ‘However, there are still over the last few years. It’s the state government an ‘The strategy to deal with others who need to find essential these community additional $1.171 million numerous issues at Sandhills proper accommodation. I concerns are resolved. To will be raised from the extra Estate at Byron Bay is well have approved an extension this end, a strategic Planning ten per cent increase. Coun- advanced. The fire protec- of time for these itinerate Study will commence shortly cil is proposing spending tion zone has been com- campers on the condition all and the community will be over $400,000 of this sum on pleted and considerable rub- parties vacate the site by consulted on the future use road maintenance and capi- bish has already been Thursday July 14. Penalties of the site.’ tal works, with the remainder allocated towards projects such as the Mullumbimby Call-in to improve early cancer detection Youth Centre and Civic Cen- More than 80% of people fi ndings from a study by The Council’s Far North Coast tre, a new program for town with lung cancer already Cancer Council NSW, which regional offi ce. cleaning, sports fi eld mainte- have advanced cancer by the is holding a Lung Cancer ‘We’re bringing in the nance and a Tourism Man- time they’re diagnosed, Call-in on June 16 to improve state’s top lung experts and agement Plan. according to preliminary early detection. holding a special Call-in, so ‘Symptoms for lung can- that Northern Rivers resi- Highway inquiry The inquiry will be under- cer aren’t as obvious as other dents who are concerned From front page taken by seven upper house cancers but it’s still impor- about lung cancer can get marginal for the government. members. The committee tant for people, particularly free specialist advice. Stuff ups like this Pacific will advertise for submis- those who have smoked, to ‘All you have to do is call Highway upgrade will not be sions in local papers shortly act quickly if they notice the Cancer Helpline on 13 forgotten by voters in those with the closing date for sub- potential warning signs,’ said 11 20 on Thursday 16 June,’ seats.’ missions set as August 19. Diana Fisher of the Cancer she said. www.echo.net.au Byron Shire Echo June 14, 2005 5 Local News Small business sprouts from fertile soil Piece Gallery showcases 42!$).' #/-0!.9 */4503&/08 Koori Kids 7ATER HIGH BALL DRINKING GLASS FROM Koori Kids will showcase *APANESE STYLE BLACK STOOLS works by local indigenous -OROCCAN 4COTTA COOKING 4AJINE WITH COOK BOOKS youth from Byron Shire giv- +ITCHEN 3CALE TEN YEAR GUARANTEE FROM "ACK IN STORE *APANESE STYLE LANTERNS BLUE PINK WHITE !ND THE ing voice to their experiences WICKER BALL HANGING LANTERN and connections between !LSO PIECE lRE RED !SIAN SETTING cultures and to create a dia- !SSORTED WOODEN BOWLS FROM logue of appreciation and (EAVY BASED STOCK POT LT TO LT FROM respect with the non indige- &OUR PIECE MULTI STEAMER PASTA POT LT nous community for local .EW 0LATINUM NON STICK SAUCEPAN indigenous art. The exhibi- !ND LOTS OF )TALIAN FRYING PANS AND WOKS FROM tion will be Piece Gallery’s !ND SO MUCH MORE NEW STOCK ARRIVING EACH WEEK third in a series of seven %6%29 4().' !&&/2$!",% funded by NSW Ministry for %,%'!.4 "%!54)&5, %33%.4)!, the Arts. Koori Kids runs /0%. $!93 %8# 8-!3 $!9 from June 14 to July 11. The 3(/0 */.3/. 34 opening is on June 17 from "92/. "!9 s 6pm to 8pm. All welcome. /00 "92/. #).%-!3 Lettuce spray – Andy Sansom and some Early Risers seedlings. Photo Jeff ‘24 Carrot’ Dawson #HILDHOOD /BESITY AND )NACTIVITY ON THE RISE YYY Lesley Patterson produce around 10,000 veg- the tomatoes have any fla- 0HYSICAL !CTIVITY THE #URE It makes sense that to have a etable and herb seedlings a vour, I ask? /PEN YOUR WINDOW ON A SUNNY AFTERNOON AND WHAT DO YOU HEAR 3O WHAT ARE YOU DOING ABOUT IT !CKNOWLEDGING THAT YOU ARE truly organic vegetable, its week which are sold at local Andy and Nelly use their "IRDS PROVIDING THE MELODY TO THE SING SONG SOUNDS OF PLAYING RESPONSIBLE FOR ENSURING YOUR CHILD EXERCISES REGULARLY CAN BE AS life should start as an organic markets and wholesaled to home garden as a trial bed to CHILDREN OR ARE THE BIRDS STEPPING UP TO ANOTHER SOLO CHORUS CONFRONTING AND DIFl CULT FOR YOU AS IT IS FOR YOUR CHILD TO ACTUALLY seed or seedling. With the vegetable growers. test out new varieties and 4HE CHANCES ARE THAT MOST OF THE KIDS ON YOUR STREET ARE INSIDE START DOING IT n SPENDING YET MORE HOURS MESMERISED BY VIDEO GAMES $6$S "ELIEVE IT OR NOT n BRACE YOURSELF n THE EASIEST WAY TO GET YOUR growing popularity of organic ‘Getting the seed raising take advantage of the knowl- AND THE INTERNET n DEVELOPING SQUARE EYES AND ROUND BODIES CHILD INTO EXERCISE IS TO DO IT YOURSELF 4HE YOUNGER YOUR CHILD IS THE farming, a young Myocum mix in the beginning took a edge of local market garden- .O PARENTS LIKE TO ADMIT TO THEMSELVES OR ANYONE ELSE THAT THEIR MORE HE WILL TRY TO EMULATE YOU AND THE OLDER HE GETS THE LESS HE couple realised there would lot of trial and error. It is ers and farmers about what CHILD IS SUFFERING FROM HEALTH PROBLEMS BECAUSE THEY KNOW THEIR LIKES BEING TOLD WHAT TO DO ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU DONT @PRACTISE CHILDRENS HEALTH REm ECTS THE LIFE THEY ALLOW THEIR CHILDREN TO LEAD WHAT YOU PREACH be increasing demand for really the big secret to our works well in this climate. (OWEVER THE FACTS ARE IN AND THE NEWS IS NOT GOOD !CCORDING 9OU DONT HAVE TO BECOME A l TNESS NUT JUST DEVELOP FAMILY RITUALS organic seedlings and saw seedlings. We’ve learnt to ‘All the varieties we select TO THE !USTRALIAN -EDICAL !SSOCIATION !-! !USTRALIA HAS THE THAT INVOLVE PHYSICAL EXERCISE 9OU COULD MAKE WALKING THE DOG the opportunity for a new vary the seed mix to suit the are non-hybrid, traditional FOURTH HIGHEST LEVELS OF OBESITY IN THE WORLD AND IS INCREASING EVERY EVENING A FAMILY AFFAIR OR ENSURE YOU SPEND EVERY 3ATURDAY business. crop,’ reveals Andy. varieties. We find having a AT THE FASTEST RATE /BESITY IN CHILDREN IS NOW AN EPIDEMIC THE AFTERNOON AT THE BEACH OR DOING SOME SORT OF ADVENTURE NUMBER OF CHILDREN WHO ARE OVERWEIGHT HAS DOUBLED IN THE PAST /BVIOUSLY THE ALTERNATIVE TO THIS IS TO ENTER YOUR KIDS INTO A FUN Andy and Nelly Sansom Rejecting plastic seedling diversity of genetic traits in a TWO TO THREE DECADES OF CHILDREN HAVE UNHEALTHY EATING CLUB OR TEAM ACTIVITY WHERE THEY WONT EXPECT OR EVEN WANT met as volunteers at the Per- containers for what looks like plant is better than having HABITS AND IN CHILDREN IS CONSIDERED OVERWEIGHT OR OBESE 4HE YOU TO PARTICIPATE SOCCER CRICKET NETBALL HOCKEY ROCK CLIMBING maculture Research Institute felt, but Andy calls ‘organic just the best two from a INCREASE IS IN BOTH CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS AND IN ALL AGE RACE SURl NG SWIMMINGx ANYTHING REALLY AND GENDER GROUPS .OW ) HEAR YOU SAYING @7HAT IF ) WORK ALL DAY AND CANT PLAY WITH outside Murwillumbah and plugs’, the seedlings are hybrid variety. A tomato from 4HE CONSEQUENCES OF THESE CONDITIONS ARE SERIOUS AND LEAD TO MY CHILD DURING DAYLIGHT HOURS 7HAT IF ) HAVE A BUNG KNEE AND share a passion for organic grown from organic seed non hybrid seed might have )NCREASED INCIDENCE OF LIVER DISEASE CANT EXERCISE MYSELF 7HAT IF MY CHILD DOESNT LIKE SPORT LACKS food and all things botanical. which is often collected from more resistance to pests or %LEVATED BLOOD PRESSURE AND CHOLESTEROL INCREASING EXPOSURE CONl DENCE OR IS ALREADY OVERWEIGHT TO HEART DISEASE 7ELL THATS WHERE THE PROFESSIONAL TRAINERS AT THE "YRON 'YM CAN Their dream of an organic local growers. ‘We put in a harsh weather conditions or 4YPE )) $IABETES HELP /UR PERSONAL TRAINERS ALREADY WORK WITH A NUMBER OF TO seedling venture became lot of effort to make sure eve- better fl avour, because hybrid !STHMA YEAR OLDS DEVELOPING TAILORED PROGRAMS TO BOOST THEIR CONl DENCE reality 18 months ago when rything is sun hardened so tomatoes are often bred for 3LEEP APNOEA INTERRUPTED BREATHING PATTERNS DURING SLEEP HEALTH OVERALL l TNESS AND EVEN SPORT SPECIl C CAPABILITIES WHICH CAN REDUCE LEARNING AND MEMORY CAPACITIES "ECAUSE OF INCREASED DEMAND THE GYM IS CONSIDERING DEVELOPING the couple found a nursery to you don’t get problems with transport or keeping quali- ,OW SELF ESTEEM AND DEPRESSION CAUSED BY POOR SELF IMAGE AND A VARIETY OF GROUP l TNESS PROGRAMS SPECIl CALLY FOR CHILDREN rent in Myocum and named dying from heat stress and ties,’ he explained. SOCIAL DISCRIMINATION TO YEARS OLD RANGING IN VARIETY AND ALONG A SIMILAR SCALE their business ‘Early Risers’. the reduction in transport While half of the output 4HE l RST THREE POINTS ABOVE ARE GENERALLY CAUSED BY A TO THE GROUP l TNESS PROGRAMS CURRENTLY IN PLACE AT THE GYM After much hard work and COMBINATION OF POOR DIET AND INACTIVITY LEADING TO VERY POOR 4HE PROGRAMS INTEND TO ENSURE YOUR CHILDREN WILL HAVE FUN distances is a benefi t.’ from Early Risers is sold at INTERNAL HEALTH 'ENETICS PLAY A PART IN DETERMINING HOW OBVIOUS WHILE IMPROVING THEIR WELLBEING AND OVERALL HEALTH AS WELL AS four green thumbs, they now What about the taste? Do local markets or to other THIS IS TO THE NAKED EYE IE NOT EVERY UNHEALTHY CHILD WILL BECOME DEVELOPING THEIR l TNESS CONl DENCE AND MOST IMPORTANTLY THE growers, the remainder trav- OBESE AND IT SHOULD BE NOTED UNHEALTHY CHILDREN CAN BE SKINNY INSPIRATION TO CONTINUE ENJOYING A PHYSICALLY ACTIVE LIFESTYLE els only a few metres to be 7HERE CHILDREN DO BECOME OVERWEIGHT THE l RST THREE SYMPTOMS OUTSIDE OF THE PROGRAMS ARE EXACERBATED AND THE SECOND THREE POINTS COME INTO PLAY DUE 4HE "YRON 'YM CURRENTLY IS LOOKING FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST sold. Andy and Nelly’s nurs- TO THE STRAIN ADDITIONAL WEIGHT PLACES ON BODILY FUNCTIONS IN THESE PROGRAMS FROM PARENTS THROUGHOUT "YRON 3HIRE 9OU STUDIO ery is located within the 4HE TRANSFORMATION OF !USTRALIAN FAMILIES AND SOCIO ECONOMIC DO NOT HAVE TO BE A MEMBER TO SHOW US YOU ARE INTERESTED IN ReGenesis farm at Myocum CHANGES MAY HAVE PRODUCED A BUBBLE WRAPPED GENERATION OF THE PROGRAM AND IMPROVING YOUR CHILDS HEALTH 3O REGISTER YOUR CHILDREN WITH LIMITED EXPOSURE TO EXPLORATION RISK TAKING AND INTEREST TODAY @ and in a truly cooperative PHYSICAL ACTIVITY arrangement provide seed- lings for ReGenesis’s market cycling garden and in return receive 9," Ê9 space, water and compost. FOR A &2%% l TNESS ASSESSMENT TODAY CLASSES DAILY. Every gardener wants to SCHEDULE IN know what the secret is to grow- OR EMAIL INFO BYRONGYMCOM CLASSIFIEDS. ing healthy plants. Andy rec- BEHIND %X 3ERVICES #LUB *ONSON 3TREET "YRON "AY WWWWBYRONGYMCOM -FUT3JEF ommends three things: com- &OR THE MONTH OF *UNE "YRON 'YM IS OFFERING &2%% l TNESS ASSESSMENTS FOR ALL CHILDREN AGED £änÊ >}>ÜÊ,`ÊUÊ ÞÀÊ >ÞÊÈÈnxÊxÈ{ä post, compost and compost. BETWEEN AND YEARS 3O CALL AND BOOK YOUR CHILD IN TODAY TO A HEALTHIER AND HAPPIER FUTURE 6 June 14, 2005 Byron Shire Echo www.echo.net.au Local News KICK Meet the local queen of arts Story & photo Simone Roach @ In Lennox Head, there lives a lady of the same age as the boxing Queen – 79 – regarded by and boxing many as a queenly sort. She has had more honorary life FOUR CLASSES A memberships bestowed WEEK. SCHEDULE upon her than you and I have IN CLASSIFIEDS had hot dinners, and receives invitations to all sorts of £änÊ >}>ÜÊ,`ÊUÊ ÞÀÊ >ÞÊÈÈnxÊxÈ{ä openings and happenings in the area. When she was no more than a babe, her photo placed as grand fi nalist in a Gsjebz!Ojhiut Princess Elizabeth look-alike contest. Peg Gloor moved from England to the Byron Shire back in 1958. ‘Find some- where nice in the country’, /ViÌÃÊÀÊÈ°ää« was the doctor’s advice, as ÕÃÊ V>ÌiÃÊEÊ7i her husband Alan had suf- >ÃÃVÊVÕÃÌVÊÊ,VÊLÞ fered head injuries during WWII. Since then, she’s Local queen of arts Peg Gloor and, inset, Peg and her husband Alan in 1947. 69G>6C continued to combine her two great loves, of arts and which sits resplendent in its helps the whole thing gel a of her life, and says it gave Lje{!Lmvc people, in a way that brings gold frame on the cabinet. lot more, she says. her inner strength to focus ÊvÀÊÈ°ää«ÊÌÊ°Îä« her absolute happiness and ‘My mother was an excel- A self confessed ‘Arty on her life ahead. ,i>ÝÊ>`ÊiÌÊÕÀʵÕ>wÊi`ÊÃÌ>vvÊiÌiÀÌ>ÊÞÕÀÊ`î a place in the community lent pianist, every evening Farty’, she is very up to date On her pet hate – govern- rich in friendship and admi- when the dinner was on, she with the artistic and cultural ment policy on detention ration. and I would sing together at events in the area. ‘I think centres – she says, ‘I’m Growing up in a musical the piano. it’s very exciting, I think we thoroughly disgusted and >vÊ/iÊ->Và household can’t help but ‘Back in those days, we should feel extremely proud disappointed in such a short À>Ê ÕLÊ ÌÀÞÊ,iµÕÀiiÌÃÊ««Þ make people appreciate always had a party piece – it of what goes on here, and sighted, mean and ghastly music and Peg always lis- was tremendous fun.’ it’s wonderful to see local thing.’ Which supports her tens to it, and to her, 24 On the theatrical side of talent supported as much as favourite philosophy in life: hours in the day just aren’t things, Peg’s commitment to possible.’ Do unto others as you would /RANA 2D /CEAN 3HORES 0H enough. Her favourite local productions has been a Speaking about the future have done to you. Zpvs!ß!stu!dipjdf!gps!tqpsu!boe!foufsubjonfou singer, the Spanish diva Vic- real driving force in her life. of Byron, she says, ‘It’s a Although she calls herself vÀ>ÌÊvÀÊiLiÀÃÊ>`Ê}ÕiÃÌà toria de los Angeles, once A foundation member of great pity that locals feel a bit ‘lucky’ and ‘fortunate’, she ÃÊ}>L}Ê>Ê«ÀLiÊvÀÊÞÕ¶ÊV>ÊÌ iÊiÊ -7®ÊÊ£nääÊÈÎÎÊÈÎx "Vi>Ê- ÀiÃÊ ÕÌÀÞÊ ÕLÊ«À>VÌViÃÊ,iëÃLiÊ-iÀÛViÊvÊV ÊEÊ,iëÃLiÊ `ÕVÌÊvÊ>L} sent her a signed photo Baywrite, she’s directed at swamped, I’m very glad that also remembers the diffi cul- least 20 plays and is currently Council has maintained the ties of her parents’ divorce directing for the upcoming blocking of franchises and during the Great Depres- Baywrite Hot Shorts pro- high rise buildings. Byron sion, a thing quite unheard gram to be held at the Byron needs to be very careful of of back then. Community Centre, of the rate of demands from She says she would like to which she was also an estab- developers.’ make a special mention to lishing member. After the death of her hus- separated parents, and spe- ‘What I like most about band, Peg needed something cifi cally ask them to remem- theatre is the unfolding of to help take her mind off ber to try not denigrate the the rehearsal process, the things. In 1981 she enrolled other parent in front of the getting it together is the fun as a mature age student for child owing to the damage it part and also the enjoyment the Associate Diploma of may cause. of participation.’ In directing Arts, in which she received Peg Gloor, mother of a play she sticks to her tried three distinctions. She looks three, trained nurse and the- and true recipe for success – back on that time as one of atre fanatic, a worthy local an equal mix of patience, the most empowering times queen of arts. people skills, and a non-dic- tatorial approach. Having respect for everyone involved ->ÌÊÕÞÊÌ Ê and being a part of a team 1 Ê" 6 ÞÀÊ ÕÌÕÀ>ÊEÊ , / ÕÌÞÊ iÌÀiÊ New byronchild ÃÊ-ÌÊ ÞÀÊ >Þ released ÀÃÌiÊ Ç°ää«ÊqÊ££°Îä«Ê The lastest edition of the locally-published byronchild ÕÊ /ViÌÊVÕ`iÃÊ`iÊ magazine includes Supern- v`ÊvÀÊ ÕiÊ"Ûi anny! Does this TV sensa- Ì>Ìi ViVi`Ê >À tion really do anything for EÊ i>`Þ Ê your family? Kali Wendorf’s Ê«ÀwÊÌÃÊÌÊ1ViÊ editorial looks in depth at ÞÀÊ/ iÊ1ViÊ ‘Supernanny’ and asks what *ÀiVÌ®ÊÌViÌÃÊ we really learn from the pro- fn°xäÊ«ÕÃÊL}Ê gram. It also looks at When vii Yelling is Worse Than Spank- ing and 22 Alternatives to ÊÞÕÀÊÃi>ÌÃÊEÊ Losing It. Two articles Ì>LiÃÊ-*°Ê/ ÃÊ enlarge and expand on the à ÜÊÜÊÃiÊÕÌÊv>ÃÌ editorial subject, ‘Supern- anny’. Each piece offers a review of what may really be "" Ê "7 happening for parent and ÈÈnxÊxÈx child when the temperature ÞÀÊ ÕÌÕÀ>ÊEÊ starts rising and offers ideas ÕÌÞÊ iÌÀi about what we can do instead of blowing our top. www.echo.net.au Byron Shire Echo June 14, 2005 7 Local News Broken Head resort to Timely blessing at St Martins be redeveloped @ Members of the Taylor fam- the existing resort cabins ily, the original owners of the with creatively designed DYNAMIC Broken Head Leisure Resort, pavilions set amongst exist- have lodged an application ing natural vegetation on the stretch for redevelopment of the 12 site. Each of the pavilions 8AM cabin seaside resort. will contain separate living, The application proposes kitchen and bedroom mod- FRIDAYS removing the reception ules connected by covered £änÊ >}>ÜÊ,`ÊUÊ ÞÀÊ >ÞÊÈÈnxÊxÈ{ä building and cabins and walkways. The walls of the building a ‘high quality holi- living spaces are designed to day complex of nine pavil- slide away and open up ions’, together with an onsite rooms to the outside gar- manager’s residence. dens. The interior finishes Cec Taylor, one of the and inclusions will be of a original family benefi ciaries very high standard and will of the land holding, said that provide superior holiday expressions of interest were accommodation for families invited to develop the land needing generous living 7ARM WINTER SPECIAL last year and that while inter- spaces for their leisure time.’ est from the sales campaign Aspect North are claiming was very high, no-one came that the proposal will not forward with an offer that result in any increase in the WHEN DINNER AS NEVER was acceptable to the major- existing residential density, H ity of family members. sewerage loads or traffi c vol- ‘Of some 275 enquiries, umes in Broken Head. In LOOKED MORE TEMPTING only four serious offers were addition, an existing access made. In one way or another, to Taylors lake will be closed each of those offers were for and returned to the Arakwal development proposals that people. %.42%% -!). $%33%24 were at odds with what we Under the state govern- Father Warren Blomley and the Bishop of Grafton Keith Slater had always envisioned on the ment’s regulations for coastal were on hand to bless the time capsule and officiate at the 100th 0,53 ',!33 /& 7).% land,’ said Mr Taylor. development (SEPP 71), the anniversary of the dedication of the parish of Mullumbimby at St ‘They included such things application will be assessed Martins on the weekend. Photo Jeff Dawson 7i`iÃ`>ÞÊÌÊ->ÌÕÀ`>ÞÊÊ as multi-storey resorts with not by Byron Shire Council ivÃÊ >ÀVÕÃÊ >ÛÃÃÊ restaurants, night clubs, even but by the Department of EÊ >ÀVÊ,>i> ideas of sail boats on Taylors Infrastructure, Planning and Indigenous trainees at work lake. We have always wished Natural Resources. Copies One local Job Network pro- line Amos, said WorkDirec- ÊÌ iÊ >ÞÃ`iÊ Ìi to preserve the peace and of the application are on dis- vider is extending its com- tions is delighted to welcome ÀÊ ÞÀÊEÊ ``iÌÊ-ÌÀiiÌà tranquility of what we have play at Council’s Mul- mitment to the community its new team members. ÈÈnxÊxÇäÇ enjoyed for so long at Broken lumbimby office and the beyond just fi nding jobs, to Head, and all of the offers Byron Bay Library, however actively creating new oppor- were rejected. We eventually submissions must be sent to tunities within its own decided to enter into a joint DIPNR. The closing date for organisation. Locals venture arrangement with submissions is July 15. In line with this commit- Hang Ten Developments Pty ment, WorkDirections has Free Ltd, a locally based project taken on nine more trainees Byron & management team, to work Sisters for through the Common- Surrounding Shires with the remaining family wealth Government’s benefi ciaries to seek our own Reconciliation Structured Training and development approvals,’ Mr Will be meeting at 3pm on Employment Project Taylor said. Wednesday June 15 to talk (STEP), which aims to ’The client’s brief was about plans for NAIDOC achieve job outcomes for quite specifi c about ensuring celebrations in Byron, Indigenous Australians. • Spectacular Natural Crystals that the development should planned for July 6 at The The traineeships are • Inspiring Bookshop not have any adverse affect Pass. Please feel welcome to expected to see the partici- • Exquisite Jewellery on the amenity, landscape or come and share a cuppa and pants fully ‘job ready’ at the existing quality of life at Bro- ideas about celebrating the end of the 24 month pro- • Healing Gifts ken Head,’ said Graham lives of our indigenous peo- gram, in which they will work • Aura Phots Meineke from Aspect North, ple at 25 Riverside Drive, full-time, undertake further • Tarot readings who are assisting with the Mullumbimby. Call Bron- study and develop valuable development application. wyn 6684 3342 or Adrienne on-the-job skills. • Cafe with ‘The proposal is to replace 6684 1194 for more info. 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The detainees who sell Crowe would curse all is a man who said, or geted Johnson & Johnson suicided in Villawood. The about that, or throw things implied, there were Taliban talcum powder. Only he Aboriginal teenagers who when argued with by a hotel on the Tampa, available was advantaged by it, and, suicided in gaol. The drown- Restricting young drivers clerk at 5am. Not Gareth video of heathen devils as we see, he was capable of ing SIEV-X children unres- The RTA’s decision to keep young drivers from get- Evans. Not Tony Abbott. throwing their babies over- it. So... cued by nearby, indecisive ting behind the wheel of high performance cars has Not Mark Latham.Not board, no boats near the If I’m wrong, let him take ships’ captains. The poor received mixed reactions. The RTA has restricted all Derryn Hinch. Not David SIEV-X on the night it sank, the lie detector test, or say bearded man who burned Hookes.Not Bronwyn nothing wrong with Guan- why he won’t. himself to death on parlia- new provisional drivers from driving super or turbo Bishop. Not Malcolm Turn- tanamo Bay’s ‘due proc- ment steps because Rud- charged engines and high performance six or eight bull. Not Malcolm Fraser. esses’, nothing wrong with hings come home to dock wouldn’t let in his cyclinder vehicles in a move to reduce the number of Not Alan Jones. Peter Hollingworth contin- Troost after fi fty years or crippled daughter. And, oh deaths among young drivers. Let him who is with sin, uing as GG, adequate secu- so. The party of ‘the down- yes, the young Chinese While the restrictions may inconvenience some Christ’s vicar on earth James rity at Sydney airport, ward thrust of China’ is now woman sent back to her families this has to be weighed against the continu- Valentine wisely said, cast WMDs, people-shredders being told of a thousand Communist torturers and ing high rate of fatal motor accidents among young the fi rst phone. forcibly aborted in the ninth people and the devastation this wreaks on communi- By my count Russell’s month by, as it turns out, a ties. The RTA’s own statistics for motor accidents been involved in eight inci- By all these whopping false- hole drilled in the head of dents in forty-two years. the emerging baby. Deaths demonstrate the enormity of the problem. Around hoods he was politically For a man harassed by like that. Suffering like 1,000 people aged under 26 died in road accidents celebrity-punishers, Rabbi- advantaged, and by the that. over the four year period from 1999 to 2003. toh-haters, jet lag, dumb white powder too… What a horrible bunch Do the new measures go far enough? A discussion directors (believe me, they the Liberals are entirely. paper on improving safety for young drivers released do exist), tobacco-lobby- They’re serial manslaugh- last year suggested a range of initiatives, of which ists, Andrew Denton and, by Bob Ellis terers at best, war criminals the restriction on powerful vehicles was just one. in this case, unforgiveable at worst, and the Governor- Analyses of crashes involving young drivers show administrative incompe- General should find his that driving with passengers increases the risk of a tence and abominable over- and rape rooms in Iraq, and Chinese spies and trying to conscience and sack the lot crash. The discussion paper suggested introducing a charging, this doesn’t seem humanely treated infant pretend they don’t matter. of them. to me to be a bad average prisoners in Villawood and The party, moreover, of the limit of no more than one passenger for P1 drivers score overall. Baxter. ‘war on terror’ (why not a as the privatisation of under 26, either on a seven day a week basis or just How much better behaved By all these whopping war on stage-fright? on stut- H Sydney airport been, at traditional high risk times such as Friday and Sat- was Frank Sinatra? Marlon falsehoods he was politically tering? on premature ejacu- one might ask, a success? urday nights. The recent RTA announcement con- Brando? Richard Harris? advantaged, and by the lation? on pimples?) is look- Well, it’s let in a thousand tained a watered-down version which applies only to Errol Flynn? Ava Gardner? white powder too, stuff he ing at airports thronged Chinese spies, put hundreds disqualified provisional drivers. Orson Welles? Van forthrightly said might have with gaolbirds with access of thousands of tourists at Another initiative put forward in the discussion Gogh?Shane Warne? ‘biological matter’ in it, as to luggage they could, for risk of being blown up in paper, but not taken up by the RTA, included intro- Michelangelo? anthrax did. money, put bombs in. And mid-air, and let through lots ducing night driving restrictions between 10pm and If he gets six years, will he He, the Prime Minister, the party keen on ‘freedom’ and lots of lethal drugs into be able to serve it in Long and Alexander Downer in Iraq is sending back to the nostrils, mouths and 5am for P1 drivers. Several studies in the US and Can- Bay? If he can’t, and he’s were beating it up when no- unfree China, the world’s arms of Sydneysiders. It ada have identified crash reductions of around 50% beaten to death in an Amer- one else was too fussed most zealous police state, goes to prove what I’ve during restricted hours for young drivers. ican prison, a popular local about it, judging it to be an advocate of democracy sometimes ranted from A recent survey by the RACV (Royal Automobile custom, will this then sati- what in fact it was, a loath- and his young wife and fam- podiums, that you mustn’t Club of Victoria) among Victorian motorists revelaed ate the many critics of the some practical joke, and for ily; or they will if they can. ever privatise anything that widespread acceptance for stricter measures to pre- best English-speaking male a few crucial days the Wood The only conclusion one might be life-imperilling – vent the rate of crashes involving young drivers. fi lm actor ever? kidnapping, the Corby sen- can reasonably draw from trains, nursing homes, air- Two thirds of respondents in the survey supported Just asking. tence, the Leong injustice, this, that the Liberals, lines, ambulance services, restricting newly licensed P platers to carry only one the Rau injustice, the Chi- empowered, are a bunch of the NRMA, the water – question without notice nese defectors, the coming racketeers who don’t give a because greed will always other passenger, unless supervised. The RACV said it Ato the Prime Minister. massacre of whales by rat’s arse whose lives they overwhelm human life in would be important that the restriction only last for Did you approve the send- Japan, the Georgiou upris- put at risk, is a pretty hate- the minds of its bean- the first six months of the P period and that exemp- ing of an envelope contain- ing, the Vanstone tailspin, ful one. Not so much that counters, and CEOs, by the tions for work, study and family reasons be available. ing white powder to the the desecrated heroes’ bones they’re of criminal intent, look of it, are just too rich to The idea that all drivers under the age of 23 should Indonesian Embassy? Will dug up on Gallipoli, and all but that they cause, one way care. be required to have a zero blood alcohol level, even when they are no longer on the probationary licence was endorsed by 67% of the survey respondents. i>iÀ]ÊÃÌÀ}iÀÊ Even 55% of current L and P platers supported this idea, which the RACV are recommending for consid- i>Ì iÀÊÌiiÌ eration by the Victorian government. Letters ...... 9-12 The shame for good young drivers is that they are Articles ...... 13-17 penalised by the irresponsible behaviour of their ÜÌ ÕÌÊÌ iʼÕV ½ TV Guide ...... 18-19 peers. The alternative, though, is more deaths of ÀÊÞÕÀÊVvÀÌÊ>`ÊVÛiiVi]Ê young people on the road along with the endanger- Üi½ÀiÊvviÀ}ÊÌ iÊ,-/Ê>`ÊÞÊ >ÃiÀÊ Early Intervention ...... 20 ing of other drivers. iÌÃÌÀÞÊÊÌ iÊ ÀÌ iÀÊ,ÛiÀÃÊÀi}° Service Directory ...... 34-37 Ê iÜÊÌÝVÊÃÞÃÌiÊV>i`Ê* ÌÊVÌÛ>Ìi`Ê ÃviVÌÊ Classifi eds ...... 37-42 (established 1986) * ®ÊÃÊ°¯ÊvÊL>VÌiÀ>ÊÌ >ÌÊV>ÕÃiÃÊÌÌ Ê`iV>Þ]ÊiÀÛiÊ News Extra ...... 43 The Byron Shire Echo viVÌÊ>`ÊÀÌÊ`iÌiÀÀ>ÌÊÜÌ ÕÌÊ«>ÊÀÊ`ÃVvÀÌÊ Publisher David Lovejoy ÊÕÃÌÊÕÌiðÊ-iÊ>`Û>Ì>}iÃÊvÊ* Ê>Ài\ Sport ...... 44-45 Editor Michael McDonald UÊ}ÃÊ>ÀiÊÃ>iÀ]Êi>Û}ÊÃÌÀ}iÀ]Ê i>Ì iÀÊÌiiÌ Real Estate ...... 45-51 Deputy Editor Lesley Patterson UÊ Photographer Jeff Dawson À}ÊÃÊÀi`ÕVi`]ÊÃiÌiÃÊ>Û`i`Ê>Ì}iÌ iÀ Advertising Manager Geoff Williams UÊ>iÃÌ iÌVÊiVÌÃÊ>ÞÊLiÊ>Û`i` Accounts Manager Simon Haslam UÊÊ}ÃÊ>ÃÌÊ}iÀ]Ê } Ê«ÌiÌ>ÊvÊÀi}ÀÜÌ ÊÊ`iV>Þi`Ê>Ài> ‘The job of a newspaper is to comfort the UÊ/Ì ÊÃÃÊ>`ÊÀÌÊV>>ÃÊ>ÞÊLiÊ>Û`i` Centre Pages UÊ Ã«iV>ÞÊÃÕÌ>LiÊvÀÊV `Ài]ÊÃiÀÃÊ>`ÊÃiÃÌÛiÊ«>ÌiÌà afflicted and afflict the comfortable.’ Entertainment Roundup ...... 2-5 Finley Peter Dunne 1867-1936 ÀÊ }iÊ ÕiÀÊ>`Ê ÃÊÃÌ>vvÊ>ÀiÊÃi`]ÊvÀi`ÞÊ>`Ê iÀiÊÌÊ © 2005 Echo Publications P/L i«]ÊvviÀ}Ê ÃÌVÊ`iÌ>Ê«À}À>ÃÊÞÕÊV>ÊÛiÊÜÌ t Dance ...... 6 Village Way, Stuart Street, Mullumbimby Cinema ...... 7 Nicholas Shand Ph 02 6684 1777 Fax 02 6684 1719 Byron Bay: 3/6 Jonson St. Ph 6685 5222 ÀÕÃÜVÊi>`à Gig Guide ...... 8-9 1948–1996 Printer: Rural Press Founding Editor Reg. by Aust. Post Pub. No. NBF9237. ÃÌVÊ iÌ>Ê iÌÀi Eating Out Guide ...... 10-11 Unsolicited contributions are welcome but, given the volume of material we receive, not all sub- -ULLUMBIMBI 3TREET "RUNSWICK (EADS Winter Warmers ...... 12 missions will be acknowledged. Email to [email protected] is the preferred means of receipt. 4O MAKE AN APPOINTMENT CALL www.echo.net.au Byron Shire Echo June 14, 2005 9 Letters Letters to the Editor people understand the func- Fax: 6684 1719 tion of this crossing. It is only Email: [email protected] You can help protect the whales a proper pedestrian crossing Deadline: Noon, Friday during the stated hours and Letters longer than 200 Once I was surfi ng off Tal- its roots and connection with ters, emails, boycotts, pro- have an action stall. Please not at other times, unless words may be cut; letters low Beach below the light- nature, the whales have tests, prayers, meditations, bring any letters, whale fl agged for school excursions already published in other house at Byron when a become a symbol of the love all are needed now, for us as drawings or banners to the when children have to cross papers will not be considered; young humpback whale and compassion we need to much as the whales. My site stall area to display. WAG pseudonyms not acceptable. that road. It is also important came within touching dis- rediscover within ourselves is www.worldpeacenow.org. will then send them onto Please include your full name, that motorists realise that tance and looked me in the as a species. If we as a species au. the PM and the Japanese address and phone number. they are required to give way eye. The bliss of that contact continue to allow whales to There is a gathering at ambassador. to pedestrians within the will be with me till I die and be slaughtered after all we Byron Lighthouse at 9.30am Go to http://whales.green- stated times, just as they do Bitter ditty has probably inspired me to now know, then what hope on Sunday June 19 to mark peace.org and download In dealing with the RTA for a normal pedestrian act on their behalf now. I do we have? the beginning of whale some placards for a photo we Everyone can have their crossing. hate to think that this year’s So I’m doing all I can and watching season. Ironically will take at the lighthouse say. So if you are driving in passing off Byron Bay could hope others will take some this is the day before the that Greenpeace will project But when it comes to the Brunswick Heads during be the last. time out to act now to help Whaling Commission’s onto a building at the Whal- end of the day, these times, please be aware These mammals have a protect the whales. I am pre- meeting in Korea. Speakers ing Commission’s meeting The B-doubles (and that children may be crossing presence unequaled in any paring a whale page on my on whales, politicians and in Korea. An instant virtual triples) and give way accordingly. other animal and I believe website with links, form let- media will be present. protest. Will win – all the way. E Morgan offer a distinct gift to human- ters and all the contacts I can It is a public event, with The whales are calling. Martin Adlington Brunswick Heads ity. Like some majestic old get, of the people who need people and whales encour- Can you hear them? Byron Bay growth trees prepared to die to be pressured to stop the aged to attend. The Whale Dean Jefferys so humanity can rediscover continuing slaughter. Let- Action Group, WAG, will Wilsons Creek Lantana sucks Butterfl y day Richard Jones implies in The Suzuki would have been Echo of May 31 that lantana proud of the work completed raised a very handy $8,000. Japanese: just ask the dwin- through other effects yet to Brunswick Heads near the nourishes native bird life, by the Mullumbimby Creek The staff at Durrumbul dling tuna stock, if you can be discovered. The byprod- school. This crossing is a and in doing so is a benefi cial Landcarers on World Envi- really appreciated the efforts find them still about our ucts of nukes are lethal to pedestrian crossing from plant. ronment Day. Over 200 but- of parents, ex parents, com- waters. And before Ken Bur- individuals, to communities, 8.30am to 9.30am and What he failed to mention terfly habitat plants were munity members and chil- ley and his mates have ‘a go’ even to nations and probably 2.30pm to 3.30pm on school was that the nourished birds planted along the creek bank dren who: sold raffl e tickets; – I too do fish, adore the to the planet. If Canberra days. At these times there are will fl y away with the fl eshy in just an hour or so by over made coffee and chai; served pastime in fact, but am more wants nukes, then why not fl ags put out warning motor- seeds in their digestive sys- 50 committed volunteers, as cake, waffl es, pizza, pies and than happy to leave those store the wastes in the ACT? ists that children are crossing tem, the birds crap some- part of the longer-term habi- sausages; sold white ele- rocky outcrops carrying Simple answer – they aren’t on their way to school and where else, the seeds germi- tat reconstruction happening phants, books and plants; nothing more than the expe- safe. on their way home from nate, and a new lantana plant at the Mullumbimby High busked; played wonderful rience, and if a catch is The Yanks have a good school. will fl ower and fruit. School. music; painted faces; per- caught I share it, along with solution to nuclear wastes. Unfortunately, not many continued overleaf Local butterfl y enthusiast, formed gymnastics; jumped the experience. The same answer as for fossil Kathy, inspired us all to up and down; told fortunes Can you really envisage fuels: spread it around the ignore those chewed leaves and decided destinies; the Japanese actually adher- world. Oil pollutes our and look more closely to and… spent their lovely ing to a whale quota (when atmosphere. The Yanks put , Ê watch the important eco- money. even now they ‘harvest’) depleted uranium in their logical processes occurring A special mention for Miri, under the guise of scientifi c weapons and fire them at in our patch. The weed dis- Lealah, Ellie and Sienna. research? every other continent. , play highlighted and Thanks to everyone Whales can be commer- Was it a typo on May 31 or increased our awareness of involved. cial, Lee: let’s market them, have I misunderstood some- "/D3:#@/<53A 95 garden terrors. PS. If I missed you out, in their current wild/migra- thing? $/E$/E 95 Local knowledge and vol- thanks to you, too. tory state, as the world’s larg- Duncan Dey !/<2/@73A=<:G tat and health of the water- ‘culled’ I’m going to take you fact you may well have over- Children crossing />@7117=/AA=@B321/<<3203/ÞÃÊÀiiÊ>À>}iÊ,Õ`>LÕÌ birds. Of course there is the very tip of my favourite head- sion surrounding the fl agged /iÞÃÊEÊ ÀÜ}Ê-ÌÃÊ ÞÀÊ >ÞÊUÊÈÈnäÊnxÇÇ fun side of environmental land, strap back those lids of Say what? crossing on Fingal Street, care work. too. A beautiful yours and dare you not to Thanks, Echo, for the Suzuki array of bush food cooking utter ‘majestic’ or ‘beautiful’ article on May 31. I hope he provided an interesting – we could call it a Clock- didn’t really explain ‘how morning tea for the workers. work Migration Mandarin Canadians have developed The future looks very posi- experience! wind, hydroelectric and -! +"%, tive for Mullumbimby I don’t know, Lee, but sit nuclear power plants to / Ê, 79Ê, 9Ê ,]Ê 9," Ê 9 Creek. me by a paddock full of all deliver renewable energy’ Jo Green those ‘introduced’ creatures (page 16). Nuclear energy is ÊÈÈnxÊÇÈÈÓ Ê/ Ê "1-Ê+"%, "' + Mullumbimby you mention and it just not renewable. Apart from doesn’t feel the same; yet the fusion and fi ssion proc- 7i`iÃ`>ÞÊ£xÌ ÊÈ°Îä°Îä«Ê Great day out plonk me on a headland, esses being one-way actions, 7/ Ê",Ê , Many thanks to The Echo for allow these extraordinary nukes don’t carry any of the its coverage of the plight and mammals to crash and slap hallmarks of true renewables / ÕÀÃ`>ÞÊ£ÈÌ ÊÈ°Îä°Îä« fundraising efforts of Dur- by, and without fail I’m (wind, tide, solar, crops, - , rumbul Community Pre- moved, altered somewhat – etc). À`>ÞÊ£ÇÌ ÊÇ°Îä«Ê School. Jeff Dawson’s photos these memories sit with me Nukes offer the same and the article by Simone still, enduring, impacting attraction that appeared at 1 ,-/ Ê1 Roach helped immensely in months and even years later. the start of the era that ->ÌÕÀ`>ÞÊ£nÌ ÊÈ°Îä°Îä«Ê getting the word out to the And when did I last hear denuded England of its for- community at large. someone say, ‘How much did ests, for example: the myth -1* ,Ê ," We were overwhelmed by ya get for that there prime that the resource was infi- -Õ`>ÞÊ£Ì ÊÈ°Îä°ää«Ê the positive and generous humpback and her calf?’ Or, nite. I’m sure oil and coal < 1Ê³Ê -/- response to our call for dona- ‘By golly hasn’t the drought were originally presented in tions from the businesses had a dreadful effect on hump- the same light. We now know `>ÞÊÓäÌ ÊÈ°Îä°ää«Ê and individuals of Mul- back prices this autumn?’ better. 9Ê7/ Ê lumbimby, Ocean Shores Thankfully a goldfish bowl And there is another limit: and Brunswick. (Please see hasn’t yet been designed that the capacity to dispose of ³Ê Ê6 " "- acknowledgements in Public would enable commercial byproducts. Oil and coal /ÕiÃ`>ÞÊÓ£ÃÌÊÈ°Îä°Îä«Ê Notices). whaling ventures. byproducts now threaten our Ê " Our fundraising Big Day The Japanese eat a lot of lifestyles through climate Out was very successful and fish and there are a lot of change at least, and probably 10 June 14, 2005 Byron Shire Echo www.echo.net.au Letters continued from page 9 life John had lived prior to So from an ornamental entering the University of plant brought over in one of Queensland to study medi- the fi rst fl eets we now have cine.His chequered career huge areas of bush choked had ranged from studying by lantana. It’s an environ- linguistics to selling trucks mental weed because it in Thailand. grows so prolifi cally. It will One of the wonderful sto- out-compete and basically ries he told was why he had smother native vegetation of begun to study medicine. He light. Regeneration of the said that he had been in bush isn’t going to come Thailand for a number of about by keeping lantana years and he woke up one alive. There is way to much day and felt it was enough. weed in this region! He likened it to having eaten Andrew Hauserman too many ‘cream puffs’ and South Golden Beach knew it was time to do some- thing else with his life. Farewell Dr John Another time I recall we This letter is a tribute to went swimming on one of Doctor John who died in the beaches a little south of Byron approximately two Byron. The beach is known months ago. for having bad undertows I met John Lawn fi ve years and we both separately were ago at a masked ball for med caught and helped each other students. He was standing on – then we would joke about a marble staircase in Brisbane the ‘toe’ that nearly got us. town hall and he was wearing Makes me think of the enjoy- an intriguing face mask. I ment John had for the water. looked up and something in Another evening that I the way he was looking down remember was driving with at us was inviting so I climbed John and his friend Denis stars and it made obvious medicine. He lived in Byron or walking in front of a car. works – you just have to the stairs and began chatting through the back hills of sense to join him and enjoy and just about every week- The rider has some control watch the cars fly up and to him. This was the begin- Byron looking for a ‘doof’. the incredible beauty of the end he would travel from of the kite and can manoeu- down the Ruskin Street drag ning of a friendship that We drove and drove and night sky. Brisbane back to Byron for vere it precisely, once past strip around 5.30pm to unfolded and deepened. eventually acknowledged we As I got to know him I saw some peace and solitude. I the beginner stages. Learn- avoid the delays at the Over the next few years I were lost so John laid down and was awed by the dedica- didn’t know a lot of his back- ing should never be upwind roundabout near the Green found out what an amazing on the road to look up at the tion he’d made to pursue ground and the physical dis- of the public. Garage. abilities he’d endured I kite surf because it is fun, Ahhhhhhh… those deli- because John seemed to take and I take care when I ride. cious exhaust fumes, there’s Dissertation on good garlic life as it came. It is a sport that is going to no place like home. He had a great way of get more popular and to Bevo Reed In response to Joy Rice’s tina. As David Brauchli per, or none at all. There are lightening situations and prohibit kite surfi ng is not Byron Bay concerns about finding pointed out (Letters, June three main types: rocambole, making the person he was the solution. stronger garlic (Letters, May 6), it’s irradiated, not to porcelain and purple stripe. with not take themselves so When you next see the Surf’s up 31), I’d suggest she needs to remove fl avour, but rather to You may like to grow your seriously. I laughed with sport, don’t panic. The only A terrifying and secret US look a little harder: it’s not all prevent sprouting and thus own garlic – plant it beside John and particularly people that have died from it military report, published in about the wind getting increase its shelf life. roses to control aphids. It’s enjoyed talking with him. are those riding – not the The Observer (4/06/05), has stronger, voices quieter and Garlic is part of the allium also a good companion plant He was able to let a person public. There are no ‘wires supported a suggestion police younger. You simply genus, which includes onions for strawberries, beetroot be themselves and I think that could rip off another printed in the Echo Letters need to understand the vari- and leeks. It can be white, and green leafy vegetables, that is because John was at person’s arm’. Next time you (31/05/05), about the inevi- eties available, even though greyish or purplish. There including lettuce and chard. ease in himself with who he see a kite surfer have a chat table inundation of towns modern production methods are two sub-varieties of allium Popular mild varieties was. to them, and you will see that like Byron Bay, due to Man have limited choice over the sativum: softneck and hard- include Chet’s Italian Red, He passed away several they are under control and Made Global Warming years. neck. The latter holds more Simonetti and Giant Rus- weeks ago and I know will be not out to hurt the public. (MMGW). Farmers’ markets are a fl avour. sian Garlic (Allium ampelo- deeply missed by his partner, Even better have a lesson Unfortunately, the Secret good place to search – you’ll Almost all supermarket prasum, not sativum) which is family and friends and many from a IKO instructor and Pentagon Climate Change hopefully fi nd a local grower garlic is softneck, recognised exceptionally mild and can in Byron who had only you might become hooked Report stated, ‘As early as and it’s probably organic; by its white papery skin. It’s be found growing around recently got to know the new yourself. next year, widespread fl ood- most likely Australian Pur- easier to grow and harvest Bellingen. local doctor – Doctor John. Bob Naish ing, by a rise in sea levels, will ple, which is a popular strong and has a longer shelf life. Medium tasting garlics John was a person you South Golden Beach create major upheaval for garlic. While garlic is dried to The fl exible stalk also allows have a rich fl avour without don’t forget. His heart and millions’, and it also con- preserve it and prevent it to be braided, so if you the pungency. They include his smile welcomed and No place like home firmed that before 2020, mould, you can buy it fresh buy a decorative plait, it’s Printanor, Kettle River Giant included those he knew and Being Sydney people, my Britain will have a Siberian with the stem still attached milder garlic. The main soft- and Dario. he lives on in the memory daughter and I occasionally climate and ‘major European and it’s joyously pungent. neck types are silverskin and If you’re after a strong fl a- and hearts of many. await, with unbridled and cities will be sunk beneath The season runs through the artichoke. vour try Korean Red, Ail de Cheyne Morris gleeful anticipation, the rising seas’. cooler months, from April to Silverskin is most com- Pays Gers or Australian Pur- Byron Bay Channel 10 news, and the First we had ‘Oil Wars’ and October. mon: it’s easier to grow and ple, which is easy to grow in helicopter showing the now a new phrase, ‘Climate China produces two-thirds keeps longer. Artichoke gar- a Mediterranean climate. Kite surfers OK bumper to bumper traffic Wars’, is introduced by the of the world’s garlic. And lic tends to have fewer but Give a couple to your The letter from Lois Hunt heading home in peak hour Pentagon. while it’s grown all around larger cloves and a milder Rabbi to plant and hopefully last week was full of fear and Sydney. My 1998 computer mod- Australia, we import 95% of flavour. Hardneck garlics you’ll get kosher garlic. misinformation. Kite surfi ng That homesickness has eling of sea level rise our garlic, also sourcing it have fewer, larger cloves, and Simon Thomsen can be dangerous and so can been alleviated lately thanks assumed an exponential rise from California and Argen- less of an outer bulb wrap- Potts Point, Sydney be swimming around surfers, to the Broken Head road- in CO2 emissions, whereas Broken Head Quarry Earthworks 25.37)#+ (%!$ We can do anything and everything. Our mini excavator even has a grab for rock walls ",).$3 !7.).'3 " UÊ," Ê - 3 HHouseouse sites,sites, farmfarm rroads,oads, UÊ6 ,/ Ê ,* - UÊ6 / Ê -Ê/ ÊEÊ 1 ® aallll eexcavations.xcavations. 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Which poli- I’ve noticed that nearly eve- course, but then, so are trains. forests and towns and had afternoon, right in the school them about their culture and cies and what infrastructure ryone seems to resent B-dou- B-doubles are also scary and lots of interesting things to holidays. whale consumption in Japan? will support ongoing cultural bles, whereas nearly everyone dangerous on narrow roads, see along the way. It was, As I drove along though, I You may be suprised. And development? seems to support trains. This but that’s why the RTA is so however, undeniably slow. soon realised that for most secondly, examine your inner ‘How are we going? Direc- seems strange to me, because keen to build superhighways Much of this old highway drivers, a beautiful road like motivations. Visitors to our tions for the arts in The Cre- B-doubles, at least as far as as fast as they can. I don’t has now been replaced by this had no appeal, and all country are guests and ative Age’ will be a day of freight is concerned, are the like driving on superhigh- four-lane superhighway, but they cared about was racing should be honoured, not stimulating and productive highway equivalent of trains. ways, but if I have to, I would in some places the old road along on the bland superhigh- abused. discussion on these impor- B-doubles use large engines rather share the road with X still survives. When I came way which had supplanted Heather Scott tant topics featuring signifi - to carry large amounts of number of B-doubles than up from Sydney in January, I this section of road. And I Suffolk Park cant international and Aus- goods, just as trains do. Large with 2X number of trucks, found one old section clearly realised, the chances of any- tralian thinkers. engines are more energy effi - which is the number that marked as a tourist drive. I body in Byron Bay stopping Bali blues The program features a cient, so B-doubles, like would be needed to carry the thought I would take it, the RTA from making the I have not forgotten the sen- live broadcast of Radio trains, are better from the same amount of freight. because I enjoy driving, and Pacifi c Highway into a super- tencing of the Bali bombers, National’s Australia Talks viewpoint of greenhouse Superhighways are inevita- when you’re enjoying your- highway full of B-doubles who killed many, Australians Back, hosted by Sandy effect, petrol supply, etc. B- ble anyway, because in my self, who cares how long it were about equivalent to the included, and a mere two McCutcheon, keynote doubles are also more effi - experience the only thing takes? number of other drivers shar- years! There is a whole addresses, panel discussions cient, like trains, in that one drivers (of cars as well as It was beautiful. The road ing with me this beautiful seg- agenda happening that is and debate on a range of top- driver can manage a lot more trucks) care about is how fast wound through magnifi cent ment of the old highway. politically instigated and way ics: cargo than ordinary trucks. they can go. When I first forest, and I thought, what a Zero. beyond my sights. The cost of the forum is These are the reasons why drove the Pacific Highway, great little drive for people to Charles MacFarland I will not visit Bali for $90 including lunch, morn- B-doubles are popular with years ago, I was enchanted take on their holidays. It was Ewingsdale many reasons, and now their ing and afternoon tea and ‘unjust legal system’ which sunset drinks. everyone else’s models most active, deepest, earth- screaming at her to ‘go have, but the girl who was closed many aspects with the Special rates to attend the seemed to assume a linear quake zone, south of Fiji, home’. She felt that the attacked had never tasted handling of Schapelle Cor- Byron Bay Writers Festival rate of CO2 rise. As it hap- (500k to 900k depth). attack was something to do whale meat. by’s case. are also on offer to Forum pened, there was an expo- Peter Olson with the whaling issue, but Are all Japanese responsi- Friendship is a two-way delegates. nential rise in CO2 emis- Goonengerry couldn’t understand what he ble for the actions of their action, and Australia gives Registration form and full sions between 2000 and was saying. government? I wonder if the more than is reciprocated. program online at www. 2005. That’s why all the Shocking attack It is interesting to note to attack was more a racist slur Poverty and anguish is alive regionalartsnsw.com.au/ PhDs were wrong in their I was shocked and upset to all of you out there who have than anything to do with in our own land though more projects/going.html forecasts of climate change, learn this week from one of been swayed by rhetoric in whales. The last time I heard concerns are given elsewhere, ‘How are we going?’ is and I was right. my Japanese friends, that she the media which tells you of this kind of thing was at negating our own third world being developed by Regional It is now far too late to stop had been physically and ver- that all Japanese are guilty of the time of Pauline Hanson, crisis. Arts NSW in collaboration the climate change. Volcanic bally attacked walking her whale slaughter, that 90% of when some friends of mine, D Taminiau with NSW Ministry for the change is part of climate bike in the street by a ‘hippy’ people under 35 have never refugees from Asia, were Mullumbimby Arts and the Northern Riv- change, and Byron Bay is the man who grabbed her by the even tasted, let alone seen attacked in the streets of ers Writers’ Centre. This closest town, on the closest arm and yelled at her incom- whale meat. The older gen- Melbourne and told to ‘go Q See Letters on herbicide project has been assisted by continent, to the world’s prehensibly and ended by erations were more likely to home’. But in Byron? 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We to provoke cell division and chaos as city dwellers take up bait, petrol etc, which are all glyphosate (not necessarily our coast as a result of real know this tool (glyphosate) dysfunction. small holdings, and are often more toxic than glyphosate. manufactured by Monsanto) estate hikes has left us with well enough to apply it spe- As for mayor bashing, if derisively called ‘hobby Why aren’t Ashiya and is one of the primary tools less volunteers and eligible cifically and at the lowest telling the truth is bashing farmers’, ‘lifestylers’, or more ROAR doing something used for weed control by ‘Work for the Dole’ partici- possible rate. then so be it, at least it is the recently ‘sunflowers’. They about these chemicals? Why Landcare and Coastcare pants that, at times, will Glyphosate is utilised truth, not the slander I have currently act with scant poly- not hassle the hardware groups. We’re not talking address weeds manually. because of its low bio-accu- aimed at me. And if I’m cultural agricultural knowl- shops, pubs, coffee shops, your average garden-dwell- There is therefore less tradi- mulative effect on soils and stupid so are all the people edge and ride-on mowers supermarkets and tobacco- ing weeds here but hundreds tional labour available for scientifi cally tested low risk who congratulated me on because governments do not nist shops? Why doesn’t of hectares of lantana, bitou long term projects. For bush to operator and the public my last letter and offered wish to see them as a poten- ROAR put its money where bush, camphor laurel and regeneration to succeed (there are two web pages to their support. tial valid contribution to the its meow is and take a sec- privet. Beneath this weed effort has to be sustained to every story). Non-herbicide But I am pleased that San- feeding of the nation and tion (say one hectare) of canopy, innumerable exotic the point where native vege- methods are often espoused dra considers this a serious when they as a result poorly public owned land in the garden escapes fi ll available tation can out-compete but rarely in this region suc- cause, perhaps there is hope produce, they are taxed more shire and volunteer to weed niches, when you’re lucky exotic intruders. The best ceed on a large scale due to yet that sanity will prevail than they potentially it! Do it organically! That you will find native plants way we’ve found of doing our fantastic soil and climate, and the Greens will support deserve. way you can create frog hab- struggling amongst them for this is by choosing the most which result in the vigorous ROAR to have Byron Small rural holdings, prop- itat instead of sitting back any available light. I and promising area of native spe- growth of everything, partic- declared a RoundUp free erly resourced, allow suffi - and doing nothing. How many others believe that pro- cies, systematically removing ularly weeds. zone. cient population to return many hectares of weeds and tecting and increasing native the threats and then expand- Roadsides do need a Oh, and the difference the organic matter in weeds frog habitat did you work on vegetation and fauna habitat ing the area through planting rethink on how they’re man- between RoundUp and to soil, not as a waste or last year? is important and the fact is, and stimulus of natural aged (ideally, removing exot- glyphosate? RoundUp is something not wanted, but The problem of environ- we can’t win this war against regeneration. ics and replacing with low glyphosate with added chem- as a resource and/or with suf- mental weeds in the Shire is this scale of weeds without Bush regenerators are growing native species) but icals, if Sandra knows differ- ficient labour per square huge and increasing, there the careful employment of trained in plant identifica- please don’t give Council ently I would like to hear hectare to ensure land is needs to be hundreds of peo- herbicide. tion and safe chemical use officers and Landcarers a from her. I would also like to weedproofed with crops and ple out there removing weeds hard time until you have know what point she was animals suitable for humans, to protect biodiversity. But spent some time working by (trying) to make in asking. alongside sufficient wild there isn’t. So the little bit of I< their side on the weed prob- Ashiya Austin areas such as forest. herbicide used to facilitate FG Byron Bay s my head against a brick wall that. He apparently wants a by this society is the denial selected to participate in when trying to educate the return to 1970s land use of the secondary effects of Headlands – an intensive 12- Writers Greens about glyphosate, as methods that continue with technology, which, when week program of research, ... ord Sandra Heilpern’s letter land clearing. closely examined, can be writing, conversation and Festival clearly shows. If she wants The solutions to weed shown to have more severe collaboration. w more information than that problems as with other longterm consequences AFTRS is currently seek- one already provided in the space symptoms of land use degra- than the immediate comfort ing applications for the 2005 l more allowed in letters and advert- dation such as salination and they produce. project, which will be run in a isments, I suggest she does soil loss are far more com- Geoff Dawe three stages between Sep- 04 August–07 August 2005 han what other readers do and plex and are not divorced Uki tember and November 2005. workshops from 01 August click on Google. A search on from the implementation of Applications close July 15, t glyphosate will lead her to sustainable agriculture. Q I think the so-called 2005. 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The Cancer Institute NSW terms of information.' will undertake one of the The NSW survey will look Lesley Patterson Council for a $90,000 wind most detailed surveys done at the types of complemen- In 2001 a company arrived turbine at the Myocum farm, in Australia looking at the tary therapies people with a in Byron Shire with a green however the move has once growing number of people diagnosis of cancer are using, vision for its recently pur- again rubbed the local com- with cancer using comple- the role health professionals chased 130 acre land hold- munity up the wrong way. mentary therapies as part of play in providing access to ing in Myocum. Within Neighbouring residents their treatment. them, and which ones are three years, ReGenesis objected to the lack of con- 'People with cancer are now available in NSW either Enterprises had created an sultation prior to the lodge- increasingly telling us just through public or private organic market garden, ment of the DA and the how important complemen- health facilities. started a green waste collec- impact of the turbine in a tary therapies have become 'There is still a lot of con- tion service from local res- small rural valley. in helping them cope,' head fl icting information on the taurants, converted its deliv- ‘They were concerned that of the Cancer Institute whole complementary ther- ery vehicle to bio-diesel and it was going to be noisy, NSW, Professor Jim Bishop, apy fi eld,' Prof Bishop said. had a myriad of green impact on views and they said. 'We hope that by talking to projects in the pipeline. were also concerned about 'But there is very little up patients and health profes- A track record surely wor- bird deaths,’ said Danielle to date information in Aus- sionals we can begin to put thy of a positive ‘brand Leonard. tralia. The latest European together better information image’ within the commu- ‘We did a bird report which research found that around about complementary thera- nity, but not everyone has estimated there would be 40% of cancer patients used pies and ensure patients get welcomed this newcomer around two bird kills a year. around 58 different types of the right support in their with open arms. ReGenesis’s As far as the aesthetics are complementary therapy, choices. second investment in Byron concerned they are subjec- including relaxation, medi- 'We set up an expert Com- Shire was the purchase of tive. I find wind turbines tation, homeopathy and plementary Therapies Group two land parcels at Main attractive and coal powered vitamins. in NSW at the end of 2004… Arm, close to the village stations ugly,’ she says. 'Their research also sug- and that Group has now store. A repeat of the organic ‘The DA is still with Coun- gested that young people, published its defi nitions of market garden and orange ReGenesis founder Elaine Seiler. Photo Jeff Dawson cil who wanted a noise and especially women, were complementary medicines grove concept pioneered at assessment report. Council leading the trend, and that and therapies on the CINSW Myocum was not on the application for a community much in the process. We’re have agreed to allow it on the family/friends and the media web site www.cancerinsti- cards here. Instead the lodg- and village development still adapting. It’s a year pre- understanding that ReGen- played the biggest role in tute.org.au.' ing of an application for a containing around 27 new mature [to ask the question]. esis takes down the genera- housing development with housing lots is now with Maybe it will be longer than tor if it is too noisy.’ BUILDING DESIGN SOIL TESTS AND ENGINEER’S DETAILS Council angered local resi- Byron Shire Council for that but the concepts that Elaine Seiler says she chose HOUSE/COMMERCIAL PLANS ALL TO COUNCIL SPECIFICATIONS RENOVATIONS, EXTENSIONS dents, despite its ‘ecologi- assessment. we’re working with will be to invest in ReGenesis Enter- cally sustainable develop- Elaine Seiler says the moti- replicable because we’ve prises because the project Michael ment’ label. vation for both her Byron done the homework.’ represented a movement for elly American heiress Elaine Shire projects was to prove When it does arrive, Seiler change, a transformation or DRAUGHTSMAN PH 66801319 Seiler is the founder and that environmental sustaina- says profi tability will come evolution, into a more posi- K funder of ReGenesis Enter- bility could be economically from a number of sources tive way of living. prises. Her time is divided sustainable, or produce a including the market garden, ‘I think I’ve felt that there ÀÕÃÜVÊ6>iÞÊiÃÌ> equally between the US and profi t. the citrus orchard, selling is a possibility for some very Australia but she has applied compost and from carbon positive change here. Some- for a permanent resident Model farm credits trading. thing about it felt correct. It visa in Australia. She says ‘If we can take a 130 acre In fact it is the concept of is going to be a vehicle for the Main Arm land was farm of depleted pasture and carbon or biodiversity cred- deeper change. It is very unusual in that it repre- turn it into a vibrant eco sus- its trading which attracted exciting.’ sented a large sized lot with tainable and ethically driven Elaine Seiler to the project EZi ]dl the right zoning. property wouldn’t that be initially. ‘We are trying to Significant change -Õ`>ÞÊÕiÊ£Ì H ‘That zoning was extremely wonderful as a model?’ she create a scheme where peo- Main Arm will undergo sig- unique. There were two adja- asks. The Myocum land pro- ple will become interested in nifi cant change if and when UÊ*iÌÊÌ >ÌÊÃÊÃÌÊiÊÜiÀ cent lots, one already zoned hibits residential develop- planting trees to offset other their village becomes a hub UÊ,>ÃV>iÃÌÊÀ>LLÌ for a village and the other ment; the Main Arm prop- people’s carbon emissions. for community title develop- UÊ ÕÌiÃÌÊV>ÌÊUÊ->iÃÌÊ«iÌ identifi ed for potential com- erty provided the opportunity Why not trade carbon cred- ment. That change however UÊ ÃÌÊ>`À>LiÊ`} munity title development,’ to ‘pull together the one its in the same way that we was dictated by Byron Coun- UÊ iÃÌÊLi >Ûi`Ê«iÌ Ms Seiler said. missing piece, human habi- trade pork bellies or gold?’ cil’s decision over fi ve years UÊ ÃÌÊÕÕÃÕ>Ê«iÌÊÊÃ>iî ‘When we bought the land tation, to have all the systems she asks. ago to identify rural land for *i>ÃiÊV>ÌÃÊÊV>}iÃ]Ê`}ÃÊÊi>à ià a Green Council had just truly working together and ‘Every person on the residential development in ,i}ÃÌÀ>ÌÃÊvÀÊn>°Ê*>À>`iÊEÊ *EZi=nYgdlVh] Õ`}}Ê££>Ê>ÌÊÌ iÊ ÕÕLLÞÊ 8Vi6YdeiVi]dc been voted in and I made the demonstrate how to live with planet has an energy foot- the Byron Rural Settlement `ÛiÌÃÌÊÃV Ê}ÀÕ`à assumption that this was a alternative energy and pro- print which relates to how Strategy. Elaine Seiler’s shire that truly wanted to see ductive gardens’. much carbon they create vision for a ‘green’ village at / ÃÊ«À}À>ÊÃÊ«ÀiÃiÌi`ÊLÞÊ*iÌÃÊvÀÊ viÊ>Ê- iÌiÀà this kind of project happen The Myocum farm is a from driving a car or fl ying in Main Arm seems genuine, here. I thought that there hive of activity. A team of a plane for example. Those and with a less idealistic was support for it.’ workers convert the collected emissions have a negative developer the outcome could In fact there has been a green waste into a unique effect on the environment. be far worse. The question is noticeable lack of commu- and potent compost which is We can calculate that foot- whether the community and nity support for applications then used in the thriving print and then offset or bal- ReGenesis can work out a under Council’s Rural Set- organic market gardens. ance it with certain things, solution that is acceptable to tlement Strategy, the docu- ReGenesis general manager, such as planting trees. both sides. ment which identifi ed land Danielle Leonard, says they ‘Companies plant trees to Asked if she is having sec- in the Shire for residential are selling everything they offset their creation of car- ond thoughts, Elaine Seiler development. Public angst can grow at the moment to bon, but they are planting replies, ‘Of course it has has accompanied projects in shops in Byron Shire and monoculture which is not caused me to have thoughts, Federal and near Broken have already made the fi rst like nature. To be sustainable but not necessarily second Head and the strategy is now citrus sale. ‘We are trying to we need to plant biodiversely, ones. I know I can’t please undergoing a review. prove the economic viability which is how we get biodi- everyone but am willing to Despite a concerted public of ecologically sustainable versity credits. At ReGenesis proceed to try to meet the relations and advertising farms, then the idea is to go Farm we plant mixed plant- needs of the community if it campaign to prove the com- into another property and ings in orchards and through is feasible.’ pany’s green credentials and show them how it is done,’ our regeneration work.’ Would she back down if a year of community consul- she says. Another avenue of ecologi- the community still opposed tation, there has been no Asked if the farm is close cal sustainability being her plans? ‘I will have to warming of the relationship to delivering a profi t, Elaine explored by the company is weigh that up with what I between many Main Arm Seiler replies ‘hopefully next wind power. A development experience at that moment. residents and ReGenesis. An year. I think we are very application was lodged with It’s a tough one.’ 14 June 14, 2005 Byron Shire Echo www.echo.net.au Articles Pitch ‘N’ Punt on again Michael McDonald suffers in the name of art Which local fi lmmaker could is being produced by Burb- win the chance to pitch their erry Productions and is well My night as a living canvas screen project to the ‘big into development. guns’ at the Screen Produc- A number of locals, chosen ‘Once upon a time, I, Chuang ers conference? Come and from the first round held Tsu, dreamed I was a butterfl y see for yourself at the annual behind closed doors recently, fl ying happily here and there, Screenworks Pitch ‘N’ Punt have been trained and enjoying life without knowing competition, happening on preened for this opportunity who I was. Suddenly I woke Tuesday June 21 at 7.30pm to present their projects in up and I was indeed Chuang at the Byron Bay Commu- public. The pitchers have just Tsu. Did Chuang Tsu dream nity Centre. fi ve minutes each to entice he was a butterfl y, or did the Screenworks fi rst ran this you into the world of their butterfl y dream he was Chuang competition in 2002 when project, convincing you and Tsu? There must be some dis- local man of the cloth, Kent the judging panel it would tinction between Chuang Tsu Williams, pitched his screen- make good viewing. and the butterfl y. This is a case play about a convent and Heading up the industry of transformation.’ nuns and selling marijuana judging panel this year will – translated by Gia-Fu to head off fi nancial ruin – be Jackie McKimmie, Project Feng and Jane English, 1974 and won the competition. A Manager, Australian Film year later, armed with a draft Commission; Mark Lewis, hat if you could be of his screenplay and his pro- Film Finance Corporation both Chuang Tsu ducer, Lois Randall, Kent advisor and local documen- Wand the butterfly? went to Cannes. tary producer, and David Or a lizard, or a lump of The 2003 Pitch N’ Punt Franken Producer. wood, or even a skyscape with produced yet another winner If you have sympathetic tumultuous clouds? of the Screen Producers ears and critical eyes come This is the promise of mod- Pitching Competition with a along and join host Frank ern body painting and its children’s TV series pitched Coorey to help make this trompe l’oeil effects on a living by Cate McQuillen and Alii- evening one not to forget for canvas. It expands upon a son Kelly. They won a trip to pitchers and punters alike. tradition as old as human cul- Kidscreen Summit in New Tickets available at the door ture in which the hunter or York where the project won from 6.30pm. To book a place dancer or shaman is changed best pitch presentation. The call 6680 9220 or email by decoration and piercing – cross platform project HitIt! [email protected]. he or she takes on the charac- teristics of the image depicted. It is the transformation of -- BY )AN 2OGERS From left, Tiff, Sasha, Zen, God, things, older than Chuang Alexandra, Dee and Rangimaria. 4HE 5NITED 3TATES Tsu’s magical dream. #HESS &EDERATION My apologies if names are spelt HAS OFTEN VOICED ITS With this spirit of enquiry wrongly but I had no place to OPPOSITION TO DRUG in mind – to tell you the truth, keep a pen. Well, one, but that TESTING IN CHESS BUT it was the offer of a meal and seemed too uncomfortable. FEW HAD EXPECTED a bottle of red wine – I took Photos Jeff ‘You Call This A Living?’ THEIR MOST RECENT my body along to an evening MOVE n ENDORSE Dawson MENT OF A DRUG AS with artist Zen Player (www. SISTED EXHIBITION art-of-zen.com), who is stag- My head turned pearles- MATCH ing a body art performance at cent white, stormclouds 4HIS WEEK TWO the upcoming FEHVA (www. gathered across my belly, GRANDMASTERS WILL COMPETE IN THE fehva.com) fundraiser for eyes appeared at random @BRAIN3PEED (U The Buttery. It did no harm, locations. Three hours fl ew MAN #HESS #HALLENGE 4HE BEEN TRIED FROM A DIABETIC either, that his team of four by, the painters at times los- EXHIBITION MATCH AT THE 2IVI PLAYER ARTIlCIALLY KEEPING HIS women painters each rated ing awareness of me beneath ERA (OTEL IN ,AS 6EGAS WILL BLOOD SUGAR HIGH TO A PLAYER 9.7 on the Chuang Tsu Index the paint, happily shifting BE A TRADITIONAL @LIVING PIECES HYPNOTISED TO BELIEVE HE WAS EVENT TO PROMOTE NEW HERBAL A GRANDMASTER GIVING A SUR of Beauty. me around like a jointed SUPPLEMENTS CLAIMED TO PRISINGLY HARD lGHT TO THE LATE Body painting has had ear- dummy for artistic purposes. IMPROVE CONCENTRATION AND 7ORLD #HAMPION -IKHAIL lier incarnations locally. In My years of sitting motion- MEMORY 4AL %XPERIMENTS IN %UROPE 1999 The Echo ran a competi- less in front of a computer 4HE NEW DRUG n OR MORE WITH SUBSTANCES WHICH WOULD tion for images of body paint- had trained me admirably ACCURATELY HERBAL SUPPLE BE ILLEGAL HERE HAVE FAILED TO MENT n WORKS BY TARGETING ing and received some very for the role, the only glitch a lND A DRUG USEFUL FOR CHESS THE CHOLINERGIC SYSTEM AND impressive entries. Later in minor foot cramp at the end EG TAKING ,3$ APPARENTLY THEREBY HELPS @ACCELERATE RE CAUSED PLAYERS TO THINK THEY the year the BUZZ fi lm festi- of the painting, followed by ACTION TIME IMPROVE DECISION WERE PLAYING A HIGHLY CREATIVE val ran a body painting com- the obligatory photo session MAKING VELOCITY AND PROMOTE petition. In early 2003 pho- almost naked and freezing MENTAL ACUITY 4HE SAME GAME AND THEY DIDNT SEEM COULD BE SAID FOR NICOTINE TO MIND WHEN THEY INEVITABLY tographer Christina Kargillis in the garden. The fi nished ANOTHER DRUG WHICH TARGETS LOST THEIR GAMES ON TIME staged Raw Art, an exhibition body of art was gorgeous, in THE CHOLINERGIC SYSTEM 4HE !PART FROM THE ETHICAL of her photographs from the my opinion, notwithstand- MANUFACTURER .ATROL CLAIMS QUESTIONS INVOLVED ONE OF 2003 world body painting ing the aged and wrinkled MANY PROBLEMS IN lNDING A THAT THE SPECIAL INGREDIENTS IN festival in Austria, at the Cre- and his guiding hand gentle. offer in the way of a, ahem, nature of the canvas the art- BRAIN3PEED CAN HELP IMPROVE DRUG FOR CHESS IS THE VARIED COGNITIVE FUNCTION WITH REGU DEMANDS OF THE GAME !T DIF ative Photography Centre. We began with an excellent canvas, and I rated about 2.6 ists were forced to work LAR USE A CLAIM THAT HAS BEEN FERENT STAGES IN THE GAME A That body painting festival meal and glasses of red on the Chuang Tsu beauty upon. MADE FOR MANY OTHER HERBAL PLAYER WILL NEED TO REMEMBER – see www.bodypainting-festi- (though Zen drank some- index. I stripped down to a As the evening degenerated PRODUCTS MOST NOTABLY GING PRECEDENTS AND THEN lND NEW val.com – is coming up again thing called ‘water’) and then pair of zebra-striped briefs, into halvah and Benedictine I KO BILOBA AND CREATIVE IDEAS REMAIN in July and its popularity is assembled in a circle to dis- very appropriate given we headed for the shower. Con- )N TRUTH .ATROL IS PROBABLY CALM WHEN UNDER lRE AND evidenced by heavyweight cuss the battle plan. I had were in the house of indefati- trary to the urban myth that a NOT ATTEMPTING TO CONVERT THE THEN HAVE ENOUGH ADRENALIN CHESS COMMUNITY TO ITS PROD TO MAKE SIX GOOD MOVES IN sponsors such as Kodak and suggested earlier including gable zebra artist Alexandra painted model died on the set UCT BUT IS LOOKING TO THE STU A MINUTE AS THE TIME CONTROL VW. See also www.veruschka. eyes and lightning as symbols Spyratos. The artists set to of Goldfi nger, it is rather hard DENT MARKET 3OME STUDENTS APPROACHES net/front.html for amazing of communication. Zen with a will and the initial cold to suffocate under a coat of APPEAR HAPPY TO WEATHER THE )N ANY CASE IT SEEMS ODD images of the sixties super- cranked it up and offered shock of the fi rst undercoat paint, and thankfully the Aus- SIDE EFFECTS ASSOCIATED WITH FOR THE 53 #HESS &EDERATION model Veruschka. dark stormclouds and a head gave way to a warm glow as I tralian body art paint in ques- HEAVY USE OF CAFFEINE DRINKS TO BE EFFECTIVELY ENDORSING Zen seems to be the local rising above them in white was brushed, stroked, scum- tion (www.globalcolours. OR THE ANTI !$$ DRUG 2I ANY SORT OF DRUG FOR CHESS TOLIN TO IMPROVE THEIR STUDY PLAYERS LET ALONE A PRODUCT doyen of body painting at the light. God, really. What editor bled and glittered. Meridian com/17273.html) washed off PERFORMANCE BUT A @SAFER UNTESTED BY THEM )T IS ONE moment, his soirées attract- could resist? To paraphrase points went on alert status, ki easily, though for a little while HERBAL DRUG EVEN IF LESS IM THING FOR THE 53#& TO OP ing enthusiastic participants an old joke: what’s the differ- erupted in unexpected loca- the walls of the shower looked MEDIATELY EFFECTIVE COULD BE POSE THE WORLD CHESS BODY who abandon their inhibi- ence between God and an tions and synapses overloaded like a scene from Psycho set ATTRACTIVE TO MANY STUDENTS &)$%S PLANS FOR DRUG TEST tions quicker than John editor? God doesn’t think as they should in any evening on a planet of blue-blooded #HESS PLAYERS APPEAR TO ING FOR CHESSPLAYERS QUITE Howard a cast-iron promise. he’s an editor. of home entertainment. An aliens. BE MORE SCEPTICAL ALTHOUGH ANOTHER FOR THEM TO PROMOTE It’s a change from euchre or As a 182cm, 85kg middle- assistant poured red wine into As I write this I am still MANY STRANGE PERFORMANCE THE USE OF A PERFORMANCE EN ENHANCING TECHNIQUES HAVE HANCING SUBSTANCE Scrabble, I suppose, and aged man with a paunch I my mouth at appropriate picking glitter out of my hair. Zen’s enthusiasm is infectious had something substantial to intervals. God’s work is never done. www.echo.net.au Byron Shire Echo June 14, 2005 15 Articles Making surfi ng safe for kids People’s Choice sculpture prize awarded at Thursday Plantation The 2004/5 Ballina RSL metaphors for my feelings ‘The Winners’ Show’, fea- People’s Choice Prize has about how mankind is turing the work of over 45 been awarded to John Parish exploiting and degrading the artists who have received of Westbury in northern Tas- environment, and how this awards and prizes over the mania. His work ‘Pelican’ affects the wild animals and past nine years of the show. was featured in the 9th birds.’ John is currently doing ‘I am so delighted with the Thursday Plantation East research for his Masters enthusiastic response of the Coast Sculpture Show and degree at the University of invited artists and I’m look- won the popular vote and Tasmania. ing forward to a very special the $1,000 prize. The Chairman of the show,’ said the curator, Priya It is an elaborate and Ballina RSL Club, Bob Woolston. ingenious kinetic sculpture Grant, said, ‘We are proud to It will open on September made of cast aluminium and have been connected with 18 and run until the end of stainless steel which aims to the Thursday Plantation East January 2006. capture the pure, rhythmic Coast Sculpture Show from The sculpture park with fl ight of this species of bird, its inception, and to support its permanent collection is and is part of a series of it as a valued part of our open all year round, seven kinetic works representing community services pro- days a week, 9am to 5pm, at Australian birds. gram.’ the Thursday Plantation John said, ‘My sculptures The next Thursday Plan- headquarters on the Pacifi c Peter Campbell with his sons Sebastian and William, and the Liquid Shredder. and drawings are an end tation East Coast Sculpture Highway just north of result of my experiences of Show will be a special invita- Ballina. Check out the web- Susanna Freymark gave his son a Liquid Shred- glass board when they learn the natural world and its tion show celebrating its site at www.sculptureshow. The irony of an Englishman der, a board that falls between the safety factors in coming creatures. They become 10th Anniversary and called net. who can’t surf selling surf- a learning board and a proper up out of the water with your boards to Australians is not surfboard. hand in front of your face. lost on Peter Campbell of ‘These boards are shaped And don’t pop up straight Federal. like a normal surfboard,’ he away.’ ‘It’s like selling ice to the said, ‘they can be waxed and Cundith taught his own Eskimos,’ he said, yet he has they turn and manoeuvre yet son these vital safety rules. high ambitions for his new are light to carry.’ For a man who began his business venture selling the Mike Cundith, who has surfi ng life standing on an air Liquid Shredder, a soft board been making and selling mat when he was a kid and made in Peru and owned by boards since 1973 at the went on to make his own an American company. Byron Bay Surfboard Com- surfboards he knows what ‘It’s ideal for children and pany, said the Liquid Shred- he’s talking about. beginner surfers,’ said Peter, der is ideal because ‘your A spokesperson for Byron who couldn’t even swim child is learning on some- Bay Hospital said that 15%- before he came to Australia thing that won’t knock his 20% of hospital presenta- two years ago with his wife teeth out, the surfboard hit- tions each weekend were surf Cressy and three children. ting you is the biggest dan- related. The injuries include It was when his son, Wil- ger’. dislocated shoulders, lacera- liam, 12, said he wanted to Mike’s eight year old son tions to the body from the surf that Peter bought him a started to shine when he fi ns of surfboards and soft 7’5” board from a local surf used the Shredder. tissue injury, often to swim- shop. No advice was given ‘It excited him; the design mers hit by inexperienced from the shop, said Peter. is closer to a true surfboard surfers. William hit the waves with with an extremely good bot- The main concern was Priya Woolston and Bob Grant with John Parish’s sculpture ‘Pelican’. his new board. Moments tom curve.’ surfers who didn’t use a leg later he came back to shore, How do you know when to rope as their surfboard had a keeled over and collapsed. move your child from a soft much greater chance of hit- Get the full dirt on composting at home Peter felt a lump on the back board to a hard fi bre glass ting a nearby swimmer. of his head where the board board? While Peter Campbell Do the Earth a favour and ‘Nearly half of what we composting toilets. Waste had struck him. William was If your child is under seven awaits approval for perma- compost. This is the mes- throw away in our bins each reduction strategies will also taken to Lismore Base Hos- with no experience go for a nent residency in Australia, sage from ACE’s ‘Easy week can be composted,’ be workshopped on the day. pital and slept for fi ve hours. foamy version of a soft board, his children have joined Nip- Home Composting and says Gayle Russell, workshop Phone ACE now on 6684 The combination of inexpe- advises Cundith, and make pers to learn about surf Waste Reduction’ workshop facilitator and ‘composting 3374 or go to www.acemul- rience and a hard board sure your child can swim. safety. And not once did the scheduled for Friday June expert’. The workshop will lum.com to book a place. could have been fatal. Parents take note. fast-talking Englishman 24, 10am-4pm, in Mul- include visiting composting A compost bin is up for After his recovery Peter ‘A child is ready for a fi bre- mention sharks. lumbimby. systems in action, including winning courtesy of Council. 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Rous Water should Rous Water The Source The Source 7 The Source irrigators who access water the project should be econom- license holders can trade water there is no socio-economic impact on will not buy ‘sleeper’Rous Water or it does not adversely impact on water the costs of preventing unacceptable The sixth issue of the progress of project, including commencement of the EIS. The sustain- ability considerations raised by the PRG will continue in Next Issue not buy additional licenses in order to extract more water from the extraction point other that the amount set at time project is implemented. ically viable and include in the overall project budget all costs of preventing environmental impacts as identified by the EIA (e.g.: pre- venting contamination of upper catchment). These issues will be addressed by consultants employed to conduct environ- mental impact assessments of the Lismore Project. Source from other points along the river should not being disadvantaged by the drawing of water from the extraction point. 3 4 5 6 contact the project manager or a PRG member to let us know. Back issues of this newsletter are available by contacting Rob Siebert, project manager. other existing irrigators (particularly during low flows) – active water licenses for extraction as a part of this project – trading – licenses during times of differing flows between upper and lower catchments. The Project should not affect Lismore Source their ability to continue this practice. environmental impacts are economically affordable – Do you think the PRG has covered all key social and economic issues? – this the implement- – the amount of irrigators who draw water from the there will be no risk to public health – the community has a reliable water supply will not limit access to Rous Water the implementation of this project doesn’t Aboriginal cultural and heritage values existing licensed water users retain there is no detrimental socio-economic Social and Economic Sustainability Issues Social and Economic Sustainability Five key social/cultural issues have been identified by the Project Reference Group (PRG) for equity of water availability Project, including the health of water supply, the Lismore Source and Aboriginal values. The six key financial/economic issues focus on the ability of irrigators to cover the costs of environmental to maintain production and the responsibility of Rous Water impacts of the project. and to what extent, the Lismore the PRG is asking how, On behalf of the wider community, Social/Cultural Issues River water that runs through the Wilsons catchment to the point of extraction should be treated to the best quality ensure that public is at no risk of contaminated water. 2 - the increasing population of this region should be sustained with a reliable mains water supply. 3 4 5 Financial/Economic issues – refer to point 3 above. 2 extraction point for the Lismore Source should not be impeded in their ability to maintain their production. water available for human use is a limited and the responsibility of resource Source Project will ensure: Source community to use it wisely should be maintained. ation of this project, which extracts water from the tidal pool, should not alter existing water access held by license holders. river is valued within the Aboriginal culture river is valued within the for cultural significance, traditional hunting and gathering, social economic stability of water to be shared with and as a source Aboriginal people. 1 existing licenses and entitlements drawing water from the tidal pool – reduce the responsibilities of communities to use water responsibly are protected and issues specifically relevant to Aboriginal people are addressed 1 licensed access to water from the tidal pool impact on existing irrigators using the tidal pool – Contact Details: Rob Siebert, Project Manager Lismore Source Rous Water PO Box 230 LISMORE NSW 2480 Phone: 6621 8055 This newsletter is printed on recycled paper. with input by Rous Water Text Project from the Lismore Source Reference Group. Graphic design & layout by Sustainable Futures 2004. Australia. © Rous Water , the social, May 2005 Considerations Considerations This Newsletter • Social/Cultural The Source • Financial/Economic 5 Members of the local Aboriginal community Members of the local have identified their values in relation to the use of water and the effects this project. These values will be equally addressed with all other social and cultural considerations Project. for the Lismore Source Financial/Economic Considerations One of the key industries in this region is agriculture, which relies greatly on an irrigat- Any effect on this industry, ed water supply. which includes macadamia, coffee, pecans, dairy and cane production, will affect the prosperity of this region. Therefore allocation of water must carefully consider the equity issues of water distribution and also the overall economic effects. will fund the development, Rous Water construction and operating costs of the project. The funds will come from operating surplus (funds in excess of general expend- gain these iture), reserves and loan funds. To funds for the project, cost of water will rise by about 20 cents per kilolitre over the next 5 years. will meet the costs of monitoring Rous Water environmental impacts and undertaking any works required to prevent unacceptable environmental impacts. During the process of environmental impact assessment, the consultants will investigate the requirements and costs associated with preventing any environmental impacts of the project. . Previous issues of this newsletter have provided a ! , its Project Reference Group (PRG) and sustainability described the environmental aspects of project and issues The Source The Source 4 The Source We welcome your input We Lismore Source Project Lismore Source of Water from Wilsons River from of Water raised by the Project Reference Group for further investigation. In this issue of Welcome to the fifth issue of Welcome Social/Cultural Considerations Clean water is a necessary everyday resource Afor humans, animals and plants. range of land-uses affects water that runs through the River catchment to the point of Wilsons Project. extraction for the Lismore Source from agriculture and stormwater Water residential areas runs into waterways and this impacts the quality of water at extraction ensure that the water produced point. To is of the highest from the Lismore Source this water will be treated with the quality, best technology available, ensuring a healthy water supply for humans. People use water for many purposes and water available for human use needs to be shared equitably between existing and new users in this region include users. Water farmers, fishers (recreational and profess- ional), boaters and swimmers, the need for a reliable town water community’s The irrigators in the region are legally supply. entitled to take 18,400ML from the Wilsons proposes River system. The Lismore Source to take approximately 3,500 4,000 ML per Based on River. year from the Wilsons projected growth in the region, Lismore to provide will allow Rous Water Source adequate town water supply until approx- imately 2020 to 2025. background to the issues identified by them. cultural and economic considerations of the project are presented. Please contact us if you would like more information. Social and Economic Considerations water is the source of life Sheldon Harrington © the source THE LISMORE SOURCE NEWSLETTER www.echo.net.au Byron Shire Echo June 14, 2005 17 Articles Lesley Patterson talked to Anthony Albanese about the environmental challenges facing Australia Climate change is an ‘environmental tsunami’ hadow Federal Minis- against Japan. The case set a Who’s pushing the debate? Are we nearing the point of ter for the Environ- precedent for the govern- Peak Oil and if so what will it Sment, Anthony Alba- ment to take legal action Well, I think there’s always mean? nese, visited Byron Bay last against Japan, and the result been a strong presence by week to support local Labor of that court case was it sent the nuclear industry in Aus- Yes, I think we are. Some MP Justine Elliot’s campaign the parties away to negotiate tralia. They have always had would argue we are past it against the expansion of and it got resolved. It wasn’t people who are lobbyists and already. The date doesn’t mat- Japan’s whaling operations. a perfect solution but it have been prepared to push ter, the fact is it will occur. Around 400 whales have forced Japan to negotiate. the issue. Within the govern- What is important is that there been killed illegally by Japa- The Australian govern- ment people like Peter Cos- be a consciousness that this is nese boats in Australian ment has been prepared to tello, Brendan Nelson, Ian a fi nite resource and we are waters since 2000, explained take legal action in the past, Macfarlane and others say going to have to invest in new Mr Albanese. so it should be prepared to they support nuclear energy. technologies. The US is well ‘We declared an Austral- take legal action now. It In the industrialised world ahead of Australia in terms of ian Whale Sanctuary in our needs to be prepared to nuclear energy isn’t being developing hydrogen cars, territorial waters including enforce its own legislation. expanded. There have been and is also looking at other the Australian Antarctic Ter- There is advice to support no new nuclear reactors alternatives. I’d like to see in ritory, but Japan doesn’t rec- the view that legal action built in the US since 1973, Australia the production of ognise our sovereignty over would be successful, because in Western Europe since hybrid cars and we also need those [Antarctic] waters. The the so called scientifi c whal- 1980, in Russia since Cher- to look at alternative fuels. Humane Society Interna- ing is just a farce. nobyl in 1986. We’re seeing I don’t think you’ll see a tional (HSI) took a case to a number of countries like great decrease in petrol the Federal Court, to ensure Germany and Belgium prices, some of that is a con- Australia, along with the US, enforcement of the Austral- phasing out their nuclear scious government policy. ian Whale Sanctuary. That are the only two industrial- energy. China, India and All the indications are that was knocked back by the ised countries not to sign the Brazil, with their rapidly world prices will continue to Federal Court who cited the Kyoto Protocol. What is Fed- expanding developing econ- rise, rather than decline. Attorney General Philip eral Labor’s position on omies, are the ones looking I’d like to see an end to the Ruddock’s submission that Kyoto? at it. debate that it is the environ- if they did enforce the legis- ment or the economy. It is lation it could give rise to a To ratify the protocol. We actually both and we need to Which form of renewable ‘diplomatic disagreement’ think that while the Kyoto care for our natural resources with Japan. Protocol isn’t perfect, it is an Shadow environment minister Anthony Albanese. Photo Jeff Dawson power do you believe has the just as much as we care for ‘Federal Labor supported historic fi rst step in combat- greatest promise in the short our capital. In order to sus- term? the HSI case because we ing climate change. change. To encourage the pany which launched their tain prosperity we have got think the government is generation of renewable wave power machine in Port to sustain the planet. sending mixed messages by, Kembla just last week and It depends who you talk to. What do you think about energy, the federal govern- on the one hand, saying there are enormous eco- There is not one single ele- Turning now to a pressing claims by the federal govern- ment has set a mandatory you’re opposed to the slaugh- nomic opportunities for us ment there. But certainly local issue, which is the effect ment that the Kyoto Protocol renewable energy target ter of whales in our territory to produce and export solar has promise, particu- on tourism on Byron Bay’s will adversely affect busi- (MRET) of 2% which energy and, on the other hand, to renewable energy to the larly with the Australian cli- struggling infrastructure. On not be prepared to enforce ness? generators must meet. Is 2% region. mate. BP Solar already high enough? several occasions Byron Shire what is our own legislation. employs 300 people in their Council have applied to the To have Philip Ruddock of We think that is a nonsense. photovoltaic program. The federal government for all people essentially saying The truth is that there will Labor’s view at the last elec- While nuclear energy is not costs of solar are coming our borders aren’t certain is be some costs in moving to a tion is that it should be 5% renewable it is being pro- down. Wind power is grants to help the Shire cope quite extraordinary. Given much more carbon light by 2010. We still say that moted by some as a more cheaper, but it is more dif- with the challenges of tour- this is the guy who created economy, but the costs of ficult because of commu- ism pressures, but have the Pacifi c Solution and was not taking action are much nity opposition, depending always been knocked back. prepared to rewrite our bor- more severe. The thing ‘The federal government needs in on where you are going to What do you think can be ders in order to implement about climate change is while put it. The aesthetics of done to help Byron Shire at a his inhumane attitude individuals, communities, general to take a much more serious wind power make it a more federal level? towards asylum seekers.’ state governments and role in coastal development and difficult issue. The thing national governments can with renewables is the more The federal government do things, we actually need coastal sustainability. At the moment that we use them, the better needs in general to take a There have been calls for a an international response the technology, the more much more serious role in legal challenge in the Inter- you essentially have no effective and 141 countries are cur- cost effective they are coastal development and national Court of Justice if rently part of it. Only four sustainability policies at the federal becoming. coastal sustainability. At the Japan proceeds with the aren’t: Lichtenstein, level whether it be regarding major Also as the appropriate moment you essentially have slaughter of humpback Monaco, Australia and the costs of carbon based ener- no effective sustainability whales in Antarctica. Do you US. cities or areas such as Byron which gies like coal are taken into policies at the federal level support that move? Part of the government’s are under pressure from growth.’ account, I’m talking about whether it be regarding excuse is we need much the externalities like health major cities or areas such as Absolutely. We think that the deeper cuts post 2012. Yes costs, then the cost changes. Byron which are under pres- government favours diplo- that’s true, but those coun- there needs to be a substan- environmentally acceptable So it is becoming part of the sure from growth. In terms matic measures with the tries who have signed Kyoto tial increase in the MRET; alternative to coal. What is reason why you have a of support for local infra- Environment Minister trav- are the ones sitting around by the time we get to the your attitude to nuclear strong MRET so that you structure, I think the solu- elling around the world the table talking about what next election we’ll be three energy? have an economic incentive tions have to come from the meeting with people. Even if happens post 2012. years closer to 2010 so it in there to build in. bottom up. Some support that is the best way to resolve It is an extraordinary con- may well be that we will have We are opposed to nuclear There are other forms of should be available. Quite it, by taking legal action you tradiction that on the one a bigger target. energy because the prob- energy like gas, which is clearly an area like this needs actually put some weight hand the government says There is a need for a sig- lems associated with nuclear much cleaner than coal, support, it might be in the behind the diplomacy. You Kyoto is going to damage nifi cant increase in MRET energy haven’t been and there is also the devel- area of public transport. have to do both. One rein- the economy and on the because it is a huge driver of resolved. Issues such as opment of clean coal tech- forces the other and shows other hand says it won’t have innovation. There are eco- safety, radioactive waste dis- nology. Clean coal is not a that you are serious about a big enough impact, so there nomic opportunities for posal, contribution to renewable, neither is gas What do you think is Austral- providing a solution. is no point signing it. The Australia to produce world’s nuclear proliferation and for that matter, but it is ia’s most pressing environ- In 1999 the Howard gov- government is being totally best practice in these areas. emergency procedures. All much more cost effective, mental problem at the ernment went to the court contradictory on this. Pacific Solar, which was a those issues are still there, particularly if the impact moment? which determines the Inter- major company in Sydney, they haven’t been resolved. in terms of greenhouse national Law of the Sea in have moved to Germany There is this new statement emissions can be solved Climate change overwhelm- Europe, the attorney general A change to renewable forms because they’re not getting that somehow we need to through carbon geoseques- ingly. This is an environmen- represented the Australian of energy to reduce our the support from the Aus- have a debate. Well, we’ve tration techniques [bury- tal tsunami on the way and government in a case about greenhouse emissions is the tralian government. Ener- been having a debate for ing carbon dioxide in the to sit back and not take southern blue fin tuna key to slowing climate getech is a wave power com- half a century. ground]. action is extraordinary. 18 June 14, 2005 Byron Shire Echo www.echo.net.au Television Guide 1. Morgan Freeman’s career seems to be stalked by serial killers. He stars with Brad Pitt in the excellent dark thriller Seven (NBN, Sunday, 10.30pm). 2. It’s a Drew Barrymore feast this week as she stars in two good movies: Never Been Kissed (Prime, Wednesday, 8.30pm) and Riding In Cars With Boys (TEN, Friday, 9pm). Mark Wahlberg gets a glimpse of George Clooney’s pay cheque as Mother Nature says suck on this in The Perfect Storm (NBN, Saturday, 9.40pm), an SFX 1 2 3 thriller which has a decent script. 6 ABC 41 SBS 7 PRIME 10 TEN 9 NBN 4.30 Movie: Tarka The Otter (G, 1978) The 5.00 Weatherwatch 6.00 Sunrise 6.00 Totally Wild 6.00 Early Morning News life and death of an otter, fi lmed in the 5.25 World News 9.00 Playhouse Disney 6.30 Aerobics Oz Style 7.00 Today Devon countryside and narrated by Peter 12.30 Business Report 9.30 Home Shopping 7.00 Cheez TV 9.00 Mornings With Kerri-Anne Ustinov 1.00 Movie: The Devil Strikes At Night (M, 10.30 Morning News 8.30 In The Box 11.00 Today Extra 6.00 Kid’s Programs v,a, B&W, 1957) German drama 11.00 Life With Bonnie 9.00 Good Morning Australia 11.30 Danoz 10.00 School Programs 2.45 The Complete Cosmos 11.30 Quintuplets 11.30 Huey’s Cooking Adventures 12.00 Dr Phil 11.05 Behind The News 3.00 Tales From A Suitcase 12.00 Movie: The Perfect Wife (M, v, 2000) 11.30 Ten News 1.00 Days Of Our Lives 11.30 Catalyst 3.30 The Sea Kingdoms Perry King, Shannon Sturges 12.00 The Nanny 2.00 The Young And The Restless 12.00 Midday Report 4.00 World Sport 2.00 Blue Heelers 12.30 Seinfeld 3.00 Fresh Cooking 12.30 Something In The Air 5.00 Newshour 3.00 The Body Specialists 1.00 Ready Steady Cook 3.30 Hi-5 1.00 National Press Club Address 6.00 Global Village 3.30 Who Dares Wins 2.00 The Oprah Winfrey Show 4.00 Hot Source 2.00 Parliament Question Time 6.30 World News 4.00 Go Go Stop 3.00 Huey’s Cooking Adventures 4.30 The Crocodile Hunter Diaries 3.00 Kid’s Programs 7.00 World Sport 4.30 News 3.30 Infomercial 5.00 The Price Is Right 5.00 Roller Coaster 7.30 The Food Lovers Guide To Australia 5.00 M*A*S*H 4.00 Totally Wild 5.30 Temptation 6.00 Doctor Who 8.00 The Movie Show 5.30 Deal Or No Deal 4.30 The Bold And The Beautiful 6.00 Evening News 6.30 Beat The Chef 8.30 Dateline 6.00 Prime News 5.00 Ten News 7.00 A Current Affair 7.00 ABC News 9.30 World News Tonight 6.30 Seven News 6.00 The Simpsons 7.30 State Of Origin LIVE from Telstra 7.30 7.30 Report 10.00 Movie: The Adventures Of God (M, 7.00 Home And Away 6.30 Neighbours Stadium, Sydney 8.00 The New Inventors v,n,a, 2000) Argentinian thriller 7.30 Beyond Tomorrow 7.00 Big Brother 10.14 Lotto 8.30 Spicks And Specks 12.25 Living Black 8.30 Movie: Never Been Kissed (PG, s,d,cl, 7.30 Oprah Meets Supernanny 10.15 Comedy Inc. 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In It’s got to the point that you need a the carfree capital. fact, I would think it true to say that 4WD just to manoeuvre with any de- At present there are just too many cars Bangalow Road is one of the shoddi- gree of safety. After a few good rains travelling on too few roads. Byron is est looking roads in the shire. The high the new work will erode with the below sea level. So let’s use this to our density of road traffi c has meant that it only solution being: more roadwork. advantage – dig out the roads and fl ood has taken on a Bali-esque appearance Many of us may practise our mantras, them in a Venetian twist. Let’s have of late – pretty soon we’ll be able to clench our bundas and release nega- gondoliers drawn by dolphins, back- use the potholes as portals to other tive thought, but hold us up in traffi c packers on boogie boards and school dimensions. for any length of time and we become kids on surf mats. The current project, ie. installing a abusive. People live in a regional area And while we’re about it, why not go larger pipe to carry more poo (hooray to avoid traffi c congestion and thus for the theme park feel and whack in I hear you all say delighted at the the annoyance is heightened when a monorail and a mall. Let’s have a no prospect of increased development stopping in queues becomes a regular driving day – once a week – where and shittier tourists – personally I think part of one’s journey. people walk, or ride bikes or ring in sick. there should be a poo tariff – you poo, The other day I cut in on an old Sigma It’s time, my fellow villagers, to take the you pay. Or perhaps the old fashioned, and a fully robed Buddhist monk gave road less travelled less we end up on byo bucket) has seen the formation of me the fi nger. That’s how tense it’s the path of constant resistance. Gamut Enterprises and Mandy Nolan presents INTERVIEW from JJJ skitHOUSE and ROVE @OBSCENELY TALENTED 4HE !GE -ELBOURNE @4HE FUNNIEST MUSICAL ACT IN THE COUNTRY 4HE (ERALD 3UN -ELBOURNE Mandy Nolan discov- journey into the dark recesses for Refugees. It was around stance, the politician is having ers that sisters most of the feminine psyche, from the time of the Tampa when a diffi cult time and she’s hav- certainly are doing it diversity to danger to drama. I started writing. If we make ing a pre-election make over TRiPOD for themselves when In the collaborative piece, any profi ts with the show, and trying to up her votes. she has a pow wow writer Hayley expressed that they will go to Children Out of Her crisis is that she has been with actor Linda Rut- she, ‘tried to explore the Detention.’ misrepresented in the press ledge, writer Hayley human spirit in relation to Alka describes the characters and wants to be given a fair Katzen and director mandatory detention and the within the show succinctly, go... their lives all touch on Alka about Pressure different responses to it. It ‘The play has a politician, a each other, it is very much six started when we studied YAT detainee, a lawyer, a wife, a degrees of separation.’ Point premiering at together.’ nurse and an activist. Alka perhaps sums up the the Byron Community YAT is a system of mapping You get the whole spectrum confl ict and resolution of the Centre this week. personality types, a revolu- of engagement and disen- characters with, ‘I think it re- tionary way of understanding gagement.’ ally gives everyone a chance Thursday 30 June @ Bangalow A&I Hall Three years ago Linda human behaviour, a signifi - The show’s emotional integrity to see things from a different Doors 7pm - Show 8pm TIX $25 Rutledge and Hayley Katzen cantly deep cutting scalpel for and performance power hing- perspective.’ from Bare Bones Gallery Bangalow 6687 1393 were drawn together by the meaningful and investigative es on actor Linda Rutledge, With lighting and set design vision of director Alka to cre- or at the door if any left characterisation. renowned for her ability to by Sandesh, music and sound ate an original piece of theatre For Alka, this was a unique create deeply intense and by Yandra De Vilder, this Enquiries only 6685 4045 that refl ected the deeper process. ‘I don’t think anyone believable characters. Linda show promises to be simply aspects of the human person- else has done this. There are has taken on this challenge sensational. ality and how it manifests in six broad character categories, with her usual vigour. real situations. The result was based on Jungian mental fac- ‘It requires an incredible the creation of a one-woman tors, where it’s basically based amount of discipline to play all Pressure Point is at show, featuring six character in character development.’ the characters. It’s like I am the Byron Community types that focused on how Hayley continued, ‘It’s about in a scene in a play and you Centre this Friday and they reacted, managed and experiencing each character only physically get me, so I Saturday and then again responded to crisis. Ironi- and thinking how each would have to create all those other the following weekend, cally, during the three years face and overcome that crisis.’ characters and my response. June 24 and 25. Tickets that saw the women come Alka: ‘...because each charac- I have to create an enormous $20/$16 concession, together creatively examining ter deals with crisis in a totally physicality on stage... for in- bookings 6685 5659. crisis from a performance per- different way.’ spective, each of them found Hayley: ‘...it’s not about herself plunged into her own preaching about the issue of personal eleventh hour. detention centres.’ Hayley’s partner’s farm burnt Alka: ‘It’s about how to down. Linda’s husband nearly explore character types and died after a freak cricket ac- how to make that happen in cident and Alka moved town a one-woman show. After and ended a relationship. Each Hayley wrote it we realised we of them admitted to fi nding needed a linking issue and that her own personal raison d’etre it needed to be woven in...’ in the rebuilding of her own For Hayley her attentions life. and emotions had already For Alka it was, ‘getting a been drawn to the plight of sense of how strong I am. It refugees within detention took me to be in that amount centres, and she found this of pain to see that I can create issue a powerful catalyst for new stories for myself. I had interaction, tension and con- to learn how much will I had.’ fl ict within and between the For the three women, their characters of the play. SUPPORTED BY Pressure Point at the Byron Community Centre, personal experiences underpin ‘I write to an Algerian man and Friday & Saturday the emotional honesty of their am part of Rural Australians echo seven June 14 2005 3 INTERVIEW -/.$!9 PM ,UST &OR ,IFE !NDY 6ASUDHA AM #AFE $ -AR "RETT $IEMAR PM #RUISIN FOR A "LUESIN AM (EAD TO (EAD .YCK *EANES 4HE (ONEYDRIPPER AM "ELLY 4ESS :DENKA PM 2UB ! $UB ,ENNOX $READ Thirsty Merc’s guitar- The solo album is definately signed to a bigger label. Not ie what are you reading/lis- PM 7OMEN 4ALK ,OIS $I #LAUDIA #RAZY $AYV ist Sean Carey chats on the cards. Rai is an amaz- that our songs changed or tening/eating/exercising to? PM -ONDAYITIS 3TUEY AM 7ORLD OF 9UM $* -IKEY -OO ing musician (his mum is were different, but it seems PM #RUIZY "EATZ *ENNY $* -IAOW -OO to Hans about new PM /UT 4HERE -EL found rock stardom. a classical pianist) and the that they like to stay with We are just into the 5th week PM *AM .OT *IVE -AX &OWLER &2)$!9 crooning piano thing comes the newer emerging acts. of a 12 week tour. The day PM 3TOMPBOX ,AWRENCE ,IGHTFOOT AM +" ON THE 2EMIX +" Is nostalgia the enemy out in the live shows. He also The only way to make a liv- usually starts at 11am with AM ,ONG 3TRANGE 4RIP )CE #REAM +ID AM 4HE 3HAKEDOWN 2ED 4ERRA of art? writes a lot of the material. ing playing music is through brunch and interviews during AM 3HIZAMN ,IZZY -ICHELLE live shows and touring, CD the day before dinner then the 45%3$!9 PM &EEL 5P "EN $EL AM "EN !NTS -ORNING 'LORY "! PM 7HOgS %AR 4ONE "ROKER That’s a great question! Man, Was it easy to hook sales have dropped a lot and show. I am reading Catch 22 AM 0EOPLE .ARELLE 3EBASTIAN PM %ASTERN &REQUENCY "EAVER you should hear the ques- up as a band? it used to be part of a band’s and listen a lot to my Ipod. It AM "YRON "USINESS 0HIL $ALY PM &UNKYARD $* 3HUFFLE *OA tions I have to answer... income, but now it’s more can be disorientating not hav- PM 7HO #ARES -ARK 0URSER PM )NTO THE 5NKNOWN $* 8FAKTA Yes and No. If you are using The rhythm section Karl and of a supplement. We con- ing a home and stressful at $ANNY 3ALFIELD PM 2OOTS #ULTURE $* 3ELECTOR centrate on performing live times but I am having a ball. PM 4ECHNOBABBLE *EAN %RIC PM /CTAVES "ELOW THE # nostalgia in an uncreative Phil were in a band years PM /LY ,AMAS "EANBAG #ASIO #HALKIE way to rehash the past then ago that won JJJ unearthed. and it seems to be working. /LIVER -C%LLIGOTT I would say yes, but nostal- When that fell apart 3 years THIRSTY MERC PLAY PM /Z ,OCAL "RETTO 3!452$!9 gia can be used as a launch ago they hooked up with Rai. Now that you are tour- THIS THURSDAY AT THE PM 2ADIO -UNDIAL 3TEVE 3NELGROVE AM -USICAL +ALEIDOSCOPE point to create great art. I am the newest member ing non-stop what hob- NORTHERN SUPPORTED PM 0OST -ODERN "ACKLASH (UDSON 2OBBIE -C'READY bies/activities do you AM &ILTHY 'ORGEOUS AM #OWBOYS 3WEETHEART #ARRIE $ having only been in the band BY MODULAR LOUNGE PM 2ED (OT #OOL !NTHONY Obvious Stupid Question for 10 months. I played on the do to keep sane? 7%$.%3$!9 PM 4ASTY 7HIRLED -USIC time. (sorry) Who owned same bill as them one night (in AM #AFÏ $ -AR "RETT $IEMAR -ICHAEL 0HIL the Merc? What model was another band) and from then I AM 4RAVELLERS 4ALES 'REG 2EBECCA PM 3LICED 'ROOVES $* -ADHU AM 'O %ARTHCARE 2OS %LLIOTT PM $ISCO "ABES FROM /UTER it and is it the tour bus? kept tabs on them and eventu- PM (ECTIC %CLECTIC 4WEED 4RAINING 3PACE 0OB ally got the guitar gig. %NTERPRISE PM /NE &OOT IN THE #OCO 0OPS Rai’s dad just got it re-reg- PM 3UARA )NDONESIA $HARMA -ADHATTER $RAGONFLY +ISMET istered (the number plates It seems Australian original PM 'ALAXY 'IRLS 2ANCHO 2ELAXO PM 2OYAL &LUSH #HAI 0APA 3MURF read ‘Thirsty’) after being out music is in a pretty healthy -IFFY (ENRY #HEZI AM 'RAVEYARD 3HIFT .IKKI -ATT PM 0LANET ,UV 'LITTER 'IRL of action and it’s an old gold state due in part to JJJ, PM 4HE #RYSTAL 3ET 0HIL $ONOGHOE 35.$!9 70’s model. It hasn’t been have you come up with PM 3UBMERGED 3I #LONE AM 4OASTED ,ADY -ARMALADE going for some time due much resistance from AM &LAMES OF THE $RAGON AM %SPRESSO #ULTURE 2ACHEL #OOK to a blown head gasket. major record companies? 2ESIDENT "USH AM *AZZ -OODS 0+ PM /MNIBUS 2' 0EDICINI I am just wondering how 4(523$!9 PM 2ADIO ,ATINA #ECI 2AMIREZ A mate of mine went to the they treat up and comers AM "UMP 'RIND %LSA 9OLANDA 3ANTIAGO Sydney Con with Phil Stack now that we are in an post AM !RTS #ANVASS 0ETER +ARENA PM "AY ,OUNGE !QUA the bass player, and says internet fi le sharing age. 7YNN -OYLAN PM (APPY (OUR +ERRY the Rai is an accomplished PM *UKE *OINT 4ONY 0ARKER PM #HILLPILL -ISTA -ICHA jazz piano player. Is it true PM -YSTERY 4RAIN 3ISTER -ARY PM -OOD #HANGES 6ARIOUS 0RESENTERS We started with airplay from PM 4ALKING ! 3TRANGER $* 3HE ALTERNATING WEEKS he is a closet crooner? Can JJJ but found that they we expect a smoochie solo dropped us when we got ÕÌÞÊ,>`Ê°Ê* iÊÈÈnäÊÇ album anytime soon? more recognition and were Thirsty Merc at The Northern, Thursday ARTS & THEATRE ■ SHEARWATER’S OZ ■ INQUIZITION ■ DALLAS NOCK ■ BRUCE AND ME The Shearwater production The Rails is set for another EXHIBITS HIMSELF Oren Seidler’s fi lm ‘Bruce of The Wizard of Oz will afternoon of triviality and hilar- Byron® is an exhibition of and Me’ was a testament to run over three evenings at the ity when Mick Hidden and watercolours and sculpture by the regions’ talent. A year Mullumbimby Drill Hall at Frank Coorey present the Dallas Nock. The open- and a half after initiating this (OTEL 'REAT .ORTHERN the end of this month. Fuelled latest instalment of Inquizi- ing will have a bit of music, monthly event (fi rst by the wonderfully adaptable tion’s Pub Trivia. If you like the beautiful people, a few drinks Monday of the month at the 0REMIER %NTERTAINMENT 6ENUE idea that things are never idea of a relaxing afternoon of and of course the artworks Community Centre, 7.30pm) what they seem, it’s a tale as beers, tears and cheers, a bit vividly lit so you will be able to we have seen several of our quirky as it is magical. And its of laughter and a chance to ex- see them just how they are fi lms win international 7ED 7),$ #/,/.)!, 039#(/3 FEATURING theme of the characters all ercise that under utilised grey supposed to look. Opening festivals and have come to -!2+ @#(/00%2 2%!$ having within themselves the matter get a team together is this Friday from 6pm at expect a standard that is -!2+ @*!#+/ *!#+3/. qualities they think they lack and be at The Rails by 2pm the Byron Bay Community consistently excellent and is a timeless one. Directed this Sunday. The Govern- Centre Gallery. It is a two day regularly luminous. 0- 2 2!4%$ 3(/7 by April Galetti with musical ment may underfund it, but at show, ending on Saturday. Bravissimo! Oren. The night 4HU direction by Ken Naughton, least InQuizition can be relied itself was electric and was 4()2349 -%2# ■ 3!2!( -#,%/$ Shearwater’s Oz can be seen upon to put the edge back into LISMORON VIRGIN like ‘This is Your Life’, par- -/$5,!2 ,/5.'% at the Drill Hall at 7.30pm on education. Inquizition Trivia’s SACRIFICE ticularly when the inspira- 0- 24th & 25th June, and 6.30pm edge to education includes If you don’t know that Man- tional Mullum High English on 26th June. Tickets from such important knowledge dy Nolan writes this column teacher, thanked in absentia, &RI 4(% (!2$ /.3 Shearwater and Mullum Book- as ‘Mr Peter Costello’ is an normally, you wouldn’t know by Oren turns out to be in the '!://.'! !44!#+ shop. Info from Shearwater on anagram of ‘trollops erect me’, that she also teaches comedy audience and wins the door 0- 6684 2332. and ‘Prime Minister Howard’ courses at Tafe and Ace Adult. prize. Frank Coorey on behalf is ‘rather dim senior wimp’. This time, Lismorons are the of the BFC 3AT 3/-! 2!3! ■ THE EPHEMERAL target and they are up against 0533 NATURE OF NATURE ■ FAR NORTH COAST the wall on Thursday. In her ■ PSYCHIC COMES 3,).+9 Local & global artist Kay DANCE FESTIVAL own words: ‘I think stand up TO LISMORE 0- Frances invites you to experi- In its 19th year, the Far comedy is a bit like learning to Australian Medium & Psy- ence a sculpture garden at 49 North Coast Dance Festival parachute. Most people don’t chic Deb Webber, who 3UN 3#!2,%44 !&&%#4)/. Prince St, Mullumbimby on will be held on Tuesday and go up in a plane and make has been communicating 4(% 72)'(4 "2/3 Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Wednesday at Seagulls Club the jump because they’re with the spirit world for over 0- &2%% %.429 Sunday, 1–5pm. In the words in Tweed Heads. Coordinated planning on joining the army thirty years, has been featur- of the artist: ‘Art is educational, by Mrs Robyn Ludeke from or want to drop in unexpect- ing in the current series of #/-).' 3//. and we need to let go of think- the Kingscliff High School, edly on relatives – they do it Sensing Murder on Network 6ANESSA 7AGNERS 3WINGING 3OLSTICE 0ARTY *UN ing that it is not…It’s all in the the festival involves children for the exhilaration of facing Ten. Deb was also featured eyes of the viewer, and I trust from Kindergarten to year one of the great human fears. late last year on Good Morn- 4IM 2OGERS 4HE 4EMPERANCE 5NION *UL the deeper connection of our 12 in a spectacular display Performing your own material ing Australia and Sunrise. 0AUL +ELLY *UL cultural heritage… The work of dance forms, costumes on stage with the expecta- With busy touring and live 3ERENA 2YDER !UG in this “sculpture garden”, has and music presented by 32 tion of being funny is similar shows, her show is similar $EBORAH #ONWAY EARLY SHOW !UG come from one palm falling public schools (aprox 1000 – if it doesn’t work you could in format to John Edward 3ONIC !NIMATION LATE SHOW !UG into my garden, and I felt to students) There are matinee die, and if it does you’ll feel Crossing Over. She will be 3HIHAD !UG wrap it around the clothes- and evening performances. Tix indestructable’. Virgin Sacrifi ce appearing Saturday June line…The project just grew are $13.50/8 and are available is on Thursday at the Italo 18 at the Lismore Workers from this…‘ Admission is free, at Seagulls box offi ce on (07) Club, Lismore, from 8pm. Club. 7.30pm start. Tickets (OTEL 'REAT .ORTHERN just bring your curiosity. 5536 0833. Cost is $10 available at venue. 0HOTO )$ MUST BE PRODUCED ON ENTRY 4RY OUR DELICIOUS WOODFIRED PIZZAS echo seven 4 June 14 2005 LIVE MUSIC Hi, my name is Hans. I am ing righteousness. The werd with über–fan Henry Rollins 32, and a Scorpio. I like is herb mon. Starts at 7.30pm. for a run of shows together long walks on the beach, as part of that year’s Big Day reciting French renaissance ■ FLOYD’S TRIP TO Out sharing headline billing poetry, a nice drop of co- THE OUTER VOID with Violent Femmes and gnac and enjoy reading I remember turning up to a Nirvana. The tour was perfect the latest ‘Horse n’ Hound’ rehearsal/jam once (double to promote their version of quarterly. Mandy has gra- bass in hand) with Floyd’s ‘Let There Be Rock’, with ciously asked me to fill her keyboardist Lindsay. Unfor- Hank doing his best Bon red knee high heel boots tunately I was tripping at Scott while the band tackled for her while she is off the time and not quite the AC/DC’s signature tune in a around the world spread- full ticket. Not much of an typically irreverent fashion. ing the joy of laughter. introduction on my behalf Malcolm Young gave the ver- but he was very nice about sion the stamp of approval. ■ FRENZY AT it and for this reason alone And all the while, they DURRUMBUL I would recommend going have had consecutive #1’s On Saturday, Durrumbul Hall along to support the boys. In on the Australian Alterna- (Main Arm Road, Mullum- my own drugged out haze, his tive charts and impressive bimby), will be reverberating sense of humour and creative alternative chart posi- with the beat of the drum. energy shone through like a tions around the world. A high energy performance beacon of light. I guess the The Hard-Ons rock the from top Brisbane Drum acid worked. Not that all drugs Hotel Great Northern on Troupe Spankinhide, will are good. Some are great. Friday with support from be accompanied by some The band have had a short Gazoonga Attack. of our talented local fire beak from live performance dancers and musicians. recently while they have ■ LOUNGING Doors open at 8pm and tix worked on their latest WITH KURTIS are $15. There will be an all CD. See Floyd Vincent Byron Bay’s Kurtis brought in jam at the end of the night and the Childbrides funk to The SoundLounge’s so don’t forget your drum. Fatter Than Nusrat at the Beachy, Thursday with your third eye squee- 1st birthday and they re- Funds raised donated to the geed clean on Friday at turn with their big, fresh 2005 Wollumbin Festival. the Chinny in Mullum. disco sound, great stage Statler and Waldorf funk forming at 6.30pm on Thurs- Victoria during their April presence, and debut live it up on Saturday night, and ■ @ THE RAILS day and be sure to see local tour & tore apart this year’s ■ STILL HARD album ‘Foundations.’ on Sunday arvo from 4pm Zahlu and the Alchemists of groove funky monkey people Nimbin Mardi Grass Festival. AFTER 21 YEARS From an early age, Kurtis was Ngaiire will be performing. Sound will be playing their the Hypnols on Saturday, FTN are the sonic avatars The Hard-Ons have turned fascinated by soul and R&B unique rock power groove at also at 6,30pm. Sufferin of modern funk – they pack 21. Time to break out the sounds. ‘I love people like the Rails on Sunday starting Willy Lee Band play the a horn section, two singers ■ RAZ BIN RAGGA baby photos and tell embar- Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, from 6pm. Also this week afternoon away on Sunday. and a harpist among their line- Raz Bin Sam and the Lion rassing stories. Or, failing that, Al Green, George Clinton and up, weaving together fiery jazz at the Rails is Waiting for ■ I band are a heavyweight to embark on a nationwide bands like Earth Wind and Brian on Wednesday, Smiler FATTER THAN improvisation, styles from dub roots reggae ragga dub five tour that reunites them with Fire.’ Support is from Groove on Thursday, Hudibrastic THE BEACHY to African, from trance to latin piece that will be playing at original member Keish. Dalley: a mix of electro jazz, Funk on Friday, Super This Thursday night leviathan to psychedelic rock. Thurs- the Buddha Bar this Thursday The Hard-Ons can proudly with an appropriate dose of Mario on Saturday and funk/rock phenomenon Fatter day’s gig will see them debut- before embarking on a Mel- name Henry Rollins, Red Hot funk and hip-hop that creates Andy White on Monday. Than Nusrat play the Beach ing a number of new songs so bourne tour. Originally from Chili Peppers, Jello Biafra, that infectious sound that just Hotel. Their volcanic live show come & shake your booty! Israel, Raz has been a part of UK Subs, Mike Patton, and seems to bring on a chronic ■ @ THE HOTEL BRUNS most recently dazzled punt- Also this week at the Beach the scene here for five years Dave Grohl among their many desire to dance. The only Barry Ferrier will be per- ers in Melbourne and regional Hotel, PTY LTD play on Friday, and his message is of promot- fans. In 1992, they teamed up other band that has this ef- «ÀiÃiÌà >Ê >Ê ÌiÊ/ i>ÌÀiÊ «>Þ ÊÊ*À`ÕVÌ LÞÊ* «Ê i> >`>«Ìi`ÊvÀÊÌ i Ê >ÀÕÃÊÛiÊLÞ O> fect in a similar genre would ■ PURRING OUT be Cat Empire, so you know FROM BYRON BAY… I’m talking phat sounds. Puss’s music blends local Kurtis and Groove Dalley activism, musicianship and play the Soundlounge, Cur- raw passion to create a to- rumbin on Friday. Doors open tally original sound. A genre 7.30pm. Tix are $12 on the crossing electronic mash of web and $14 on the door. boundaries between elec- tronic breaks, acid rock and ■ BLEEDING THROUGH techno-organic punk, this BYRON HIGH is electro acid punk beats Thrashing histrionics, stac- for anti-fashion freaks. cato hardcore pummel, Scan- The group is fronted dinavian savagery, and lush by the gutsy vocals of atmosphere coalesce into MC Puss’n’Booty, and an undeniable ferocity that, is underscored by Fab, combined with the emotive Dimond & Scoot@. sensibilities of bands like Joy Puss toured local Halls and Division and The Smiths but Drum Frenzy at Durrumbul Hall, Saturday venues on their ‘Highway delivered with the bile and to Hall’ tour and were in- vited back to Nimbin to venom of vintage punk, is ■ ■ BIG NEWS FOR celebrate Mardi Grass’ 05 the only way to even begin MODULAR LOUNGE SCARLETT at the Hub. Puss is sup- to define the heart of what With only 40 shows under Scarlett Affection have re- porting Soma Rasa at the Bleeding Through can do. their belt, these four gals pulled off the phenomenal: cently been awarded a pres- Great Northern Hotel this They are in Australia for the support for the Incubus tour tigious performance oppor- Saturday and will be playing very first time and will be of 2004. They had to very tunity at the Sydney Opera at Splendour In The Grass joined by Byron Bay’s Park- quickly adapt from playing House by Country Energy on Saturday 23rd July. way Drive. See them on their infectious indie-rock and Regional Arts Australia. Thursday at Byron Bay High to a crowd of 80, to 8000 Out of a very competitive ■ FLAMENCO FIRES School. Remember people, people a night. Since then, submission list Scarlett it’s an ALL AGES gig. UP IN BYRON work on their debut album Affection emerged as Making its Byron Bay has taken place. While the the premium choice. ■ FOLK IN COMMON debut, Flamenco Fire finishing touches are still Scarlett Affection’s final will be staged on 25th AT CLUNES being made to the album, the Byron Bay gig prior to the June at the Byron Com- The Clunes Village Com- girls are using the interim to the Opera House perfor- munity & Cultural Centre. iVÊÕÌÊÕÀÊÜiÃÊvÊÌ iÊÌ mon comes alive on Friday play every venue they can mance will be at the North- Musical Director Andrew ern Backroom this Sunday when Folk in Common possibly get their guitars Veivers is delighted to bring , 9棂 -/1, 9Ê£n features the Redlands into. Over the last 12 months at 9pm. This time they are this major annual production Bluegrass Boys. they have clocked up over partnering with another local to Byron Bay for the first Folk in Common is an 100 shows playing with the favourite, Obi’s Ghost to time. Andrew says ‘Flamenco "9 Ê6 /ÊEÊ Acoustic Music Club that likes of Magic Dirt, The Whit- make an evening of fan- Fire is a fully orchestrated / Ê , - meets every third Friday of lams and Missy Higgins, tastic live entertainment. and choreographed produc- the month in Clunes. It is a tion that will recreate the ³Ê" Ê unique venue with an outdoor experience of a flamenco concert area for those fine club with two singers, three evenings and an indoor area dancers, three guitarists, for those intimate nights for violin, double bass and /1,- 9Ê /- sharing the music with oth- percussion. We’re going ers. Musicians who wish to to explore the entire range play at this club are invited to of flamenco expression, Ê / ring Khay 6629 1091 or email from duets between singer [email protected] and guitar to full ensemble The Redlands Bluegrass pieces. Tickets will sell fast Boys features guitar, fiddle, so get in early! Ole!!! five string banjo, mandolin, double bass and vocals. ■ CHRISTINE ANU Together they perform a COMING TO BYRON range of traditional Bluegrass That’s right people: Saturday #/2/.! songs, demonstrating tight July 9th at the Byron Cultural vocal harmonies and driving & Community Centre. For instrumentals epitomized by Raz Bin Sam & band at Buddha Bar, Thursday the first time ever get inti- the Bluegrass style of music. mate with Christine Anu Start 8pm at the Clunes Vil- as she shares her amazing lage Common Walker Street Sarah Mcleod and ■ AUSSIE YOUTH career and heritage in this Clunes. Admission $4. Tea Modular Lounge are sup- ORCHESTRA IN MULLUM very special wanem time and Coffee provided, BYOG. port for Thirsty Merc at Feeling a bit jaded following Kabarett show. All profits The Northern on Thursday yet another bout of funk, to The Uncle Project. Tix ■ hip-hop, house and the rest $89.50 plus booking fee. NOT THE ■ SUPERJESUS AUSTRALIAN of it? Chill out with some This show will sell out fast. cool tunes from Austria, Book now 6685 5659 Sarah McLeod has been DEBUT OF ‘GIRLS WITH GUITARS’ Russia and good ’ole Aus- THE the driving force and front ‘Girls with Guitars’ pres- tralia (yeah, we can mix it ■ woman of one of the TRIPOD THIS ents a showcase of great with the best of ’em). FOR SIZE country’s most success- VICTORY female talent at Lennox Point From Austria: ‘Schubert wax- Not since The Partridge ful bands, The Superjesus, Hotel this Sunday at 5pm. ing lyrical for Rosamund’. Family Reunion Show for the past 10 years. Her HOTEL The line-up for the inaugural From Russia: ‘Shostakovich have we seen so much incredible talent of writing event will feature the tal- working on his 108th’, and onstage tension. from Australia, ‘Stanhope 2!&&,%3 songs and delivering them ents of Julz Parker (Project Tripod perform their sing- Winterhaven), Fliss Burdett Dancing with Strings’. with her trademark angst has ing stand up in a sensational, &2)$!9 (the-love-bus), Kristy Gentz, The Australian Youth WELL helped sell almost 300,000 ‘you’ll be wetting yourself on 3!452$!9 albums and in the process and Lecia McPhail-Bell. Orchestra String Quartet ‘Girls with Guitars’ originated is the cream of Australia’s the edge of your seat’ two WORTH ,/43 /& take home 3 ARIA awards. act show at the Bangalow ')6%!7!93 2005 sees her go it alone in Nashville Tennessee and finest young musicians, has since inspired sister affili- and will be performing at A & I Hall on Thursday 30 with the upcoming release A VISIT! ates in the UK, and now Aus- St Martin’s Church, Stuart June. This is for one night later this year of her first solo tralia. There will be an open St Mullumbimby, starting at only – doors open from 3WIMMING 0OOL 4ENNIS #OURT album titled ‘Beauty was a mic section for female artists 7:30 pm on Monday 20 June. 7pm and show starts at &ANTASTIC &OOD THE 0UB "ISTRO tiger’ Sarah McLeod and 8pm. Tix are $25 from Bare- who would like to feature Tickets $10 at the door. Pre- /Üii`Ê6>iÞÊ7>ÞÊ L>Ê -7ÊUÊÈÈÇÇÊ£ÓäÓ her band support Thirsty in future ‘Girls with Guitars’ sented by the Byron Music bones Gallery in Bangalow, Merc on Thursday at the showcases, so bring your Society. STOP PRESS!!! 66871 393 or tix available 4!" s 3+9 s &/8 30/243 s ")' 3#2%%. Hotel Great Northern. guitar if you want to perform. Under 18s get in FREE! at the door if available. )& '!-",).' )3 ! 02/",%- #!,, 4(% ' ,).% 4/,, &2%% echo seven 6 June 14 2005 DANCE Elsewhere has Brock, out Rock Hardson at FRIDAY Thomas J and Chef Swingin’ Safari playing pure The Buddha Bar hosts the initiating serious dance fl oor latin, funk and disco. Byron Bay Funk action. Baja at Kirra Point has Elsewhere hosts DJ Khris Collective, featuring Del Rock Hardson and Willjay and the graceful Motion Larkin, Shannon Sol.R, playing cranking house and Theory resident Ben Here’s the fi nal Dj Shuffl e and the rhythm electro. Abrahams. Splendour lineup. section of Afro Dizzi Act. The Buddha Bar also offers Mission Ignition SATURDAY SUNDAY DOVES, performing a highly fl amable Coco’s has Nick Taylor Elsewhere has Giv, & Rock FUTUREHEADS, fi re show and Dj Aqua upstairs and Tulip downstairs Hardson. Serving up a HAR MAR SUPERSTAR, playing his unique sound of while C-Moog rocks with musical cocktail – 2 parts HILLTOP HOODS, downtempo grooves. house dudes Austin and bootylicious house, and one ATHLETE, CARIBOU, Meanwhile C-Moog has the Willjay. Soma Rasa, Puss part bad ass breaks. Buddha Slinky Cybebas DRAG, P-MONEY, irrepressible Austin rockin’ and funk up the Bar has a Live the house with his house. Northern tonight while at the electro dance music outfi t DOWNSYDE, PNAU, Coco’s has Voodoo and Buddha Bar Dave Gravy kicking off at sunset. CUT COPY, KID Tulip tearing it up. plays a mix of breaks and hip Cuban nights continues at CONFUCIUS and Up on the Gold Coast, hop. While up the coast check C-Moog. PUSS join QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE, MOBY, RYAN ADAMS, INTERPOL, BLOC PARTY, FINN BROTHERS, THE LIVING END, AFTER THE FALL, SCRIBE, BEAUTIFUL GIRLS, MERCURY REV, WILLY MASON, SHIHAD, DECODER Brothers Dan & Bill Hazard ments bring a lot of energy gets everyone on the band RING, BUTTERFINGERS, aka Soma Rasa have just to an electronic act. How and crew just hyped at every SARAH BLASKO, THE fi nished recording their important is the live feel show. He does heaps of GRATES and ATLANTIC new single ‘say what in your performances and shows overseas and all over plus GERLING you say’ featuring the recording techniques? the place, he’s done cuts on seminal Digital Under- tour with Regurgitator, he (DJ set), and DJs ground. The Brisbane It’s critical really, it’s the just always has something DEXTER, KATALYST, based duo are currently way we have been doing it fresh in the works he has to STRAWBERRY SYME touring the country and since 1997 and it just works; get it out. and ARCHIE. found time to answer a the energy in a live venue few of my questions... is massive compared to us What can we ex- doing a DJ set or Club show. pect for your perfor- How was it working with It brings a whole new level of mance in Byron? Digital Underground? uncertainty into the set, es- pecially when you’re playing It going to be the full live Awesome, they got totally dance music which can get band; Dj Kristian is back from into it and we all had a really really predictable at times. doing shows in Asia to do good time doing it. It was We spend so much time this tour with us, and we’ve a real freak chance that we in the studio programming got newcomer MC Handy were both in the same city and getting every sound just taking care of the mike on at the same time with a track right you fi nally get to the live this tour – you may have ready to take it straight into shows and you just want to seen him on tour recently the studio. They were on the totally screw with it and let with Friendly. We have got Gold Coast for a show and the songs go off. We still do heaps of new tracks for the we went down for a night a heap of club gigs as Hazard upcoming album that we and played them some beats Brothers but the challenge are itching to run though the of our last EP ‘On The Run’ for us there is getting the Great Northern PA along with and a few of the new tracks same energy as we do with tracks form the ‘On The Run’ we have been working on for the full live band; but in a EP the new tracks of the the new album and took it club. new Single ‘Say What You from there. We really wanted Say’. to keep to our sound and do What kind of infl uence an up-beat club style track has DJ Kristian been on Any last words... rather then a slower hip-hop the music you produce tempo – they were excited and how you play live? Check out our new single by the idea and the next day ‘Say What You Say’ featuring we brought them up to Bris- Kristian is a legend, he is the Digital Underground and our bane and we went straight best at what he does and just website www.somarasa.com into the studio session. goes off at every live show. He has probably had more Soma Rasa play at the How do you fi nd the to do with the live shows Great Northern Hotel on Brisbane and Austra- than anything, he reacts to Saturday and are sup- lian music scene? our beats instinctively and ported by PUSS and Slinky For us it’s great, we have been able to grow as an independent band, set up our own Record label (Freefall Records) put records out whenever we want and tour whenever we want. There is just so much going on and heaps of really good music being made in the Australian dance scene. In Brisbane alone our label has been able to fi nd world class produc- tions by bands that are keen as to get their stuff out there and take it on, and so far the national support has been awesome. Drumming and live instru- echo seven CINEMA June 14 2005 7 WORDS OF AN WORDS OF ENDURING IMPERFECT PUPIL MY PERFECT LOVE Canadian documentary maker Wearing her director’s hat, Lesley Anne Patten’s ‘Words Patten concedes that the TEACHER of My Perfect Teacher’ is practicalities of telling her what she calls a ‘point of view story on the screen meant Despite leading a guru- Ian McEwan’s novels fi lm … mine.’ It is her fi rst that the ‘as it happened’ ap- free life, convinced are models of less-is- time in front of the camera proach would not ensure that that the Dalai Lama, more, which is not to and she admits to being ‘very what she wanted to say was like the Pope, is simply say they are straight- grumpy’ about having to show clearly expressed. The mes- another feudal lord forward. Director Roger herself on screen. ‘There was sage needed to be moulded in funny clothes, it is Michell (Notting Hill) no place to hide.’ to fi t the medium. ‘Later, hard to deny that the captures the atmospher- Patten’s childhood was when we began editing, I also Eastern Holy Man has ics of this psychological neither secular nor God-both- realized that for the purpose a deft way of stating drama with naturalistic ering. ‘I grew up in the kind of of storytelling, call it dramatic household where my mother structure, I had to allow parts the bleeding obvious. dialogue, tight close- would invite our Jewish of myself which least please Director Lesley Anne ups, rainy streets, hard friends to Christmas dinner.’ me to be fully shown.’ Drop- Patten’s subject, Dzong- sounds, deep shadows An Anglican, she took her fi rst ping her guard, she claims sar Khyentse Rinpoche, and a faithful adherence communion from a Kenyan that ‘I’m really not the person is refreshingly candid to the source, with the bishop, an unexpectedly you see on the screen, that and unpretentious, unforgettable opening counter-productive event. ‘I was all … drama,’ which is as " 9Ê --ÊÊ though for him to say scene horribly accurate. 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The relationship /1Ê1 Ê£ÈÊHÊ7 Ê1 ÊÓÓ shed her need ‘to learn some- in the three truly destructive self-searching doco of Joe, a uni professor, ® thing extraordinary.’ It led her vices. ‘Firstly, you can always is intimate, rambling and Claire, his sculp- " 9Ê --Ê Ê/ /-ÊfÇ°xäÊiÝVÊ*ÕLVÊî to Buddhism and, ultimately, go shopping, second, caffeine and mercifully free of tress partner, implodes to her own ‘mahasiddah,’ and email have led to the dogma, with especially when Jed, a stalker who Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche, impulse society where we’re memorable moments was also there on that director of The Cup, (a gem all very speedy and terrifi ed in Berlin at a Germany fateful day, intrudes -Ì>ÀÀ}Ê ÀÃÌ>Ê >i]ÊÊ of a fi lm). of boredom and any kind of v England soccer game on their lives. 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'!-% )) unless firmly addressed. The pity push. Not a bad thing – just shaped, this is one of those CAPRICORN: The intellect stars suggest evening rest at something you need to know weeks you can easily turn that reasons step by step. Intuition home with loved ones, doona so you’re not totally a slave to to your advantage – snatch strikes like lightning. The /1,- 9Ê£È and oodles of comfort food, your emotions dealing with this victory from the jaws of intellect tries to make you feel doing nada. week’s relationship sagas, defeat, as Shakespeare so safe, intuition blows your x\Îä* family dramas and political vividly phrased it – and with mind. You mightn’t be able to TAURUS: Economic and alarms. inimitable Libran flair make a explain how you know what emotional worries could make monumental cock-up look like you know this week, but you want to drown your LEO: There’s some powerful the latest style statement. whatever it is, you know it in -%!4 2!&&,%3 aggravations by over-indulging persuaders out and about at your bones… STARS this week. Another option the moment, Majesty. You’re SCORPIO: Capitalise on È\ää* would be downsizing material one of the best yourself, and whatever you have this week AQUARIUS: There are times LLilithilith considerations, being as fair not easily conned – but it still – whether it’s your mailing list, to push forward, and other and kind to all concerned as wouldn’t hurt a wise Lion to investments, specific skills, times – like this week – when 0//, #/-0 This week’s Mercury and you can, and the squeeze is give honesty more credence raw talent, style, notoriety or it becomes necessary to back Venus in Cancer render likely to ease. than flattery this week, even if streetwise knowledge of off. Those who don’t, won’t or È\Îä* everyone extra sensitive, it does feel a touch human fallibility. Isn’t it can’t tend to end up being while Mars in Aries makes GEMINI: Geminis are usually uncomfortable. absolutely amazing, the shoved there by existence – them more than usually happiest travelling, imagining incredible diversity you have to invariably much more painful flying or driving somewhere VIRGO: You’re adaptable, choose from? than doing it yourself. "!229 argumentative. Not an easy combination, so be leaves their troubles behind. flexible and versatile right now, aware of how you But this week has humdrum but really speedy. And Cancer SAGITTARIUS: Consider PISCES: Juggling the manic, contribute to the needs: pacing yourself, being Venus is a stay-at-home the future this week, rather the tragic and the magical – &%22)%2 reactions you provoke patient, returning the attentions goddess who wants you having than being fixated on the human condition in all its this week… of those who care about you, a sensual, veg-out week. Go on immediate returns. Think like manifest and gory glory – and avoiding excessive – the universe won’t implode or a gardener – about careful could zigzag you back and , 9棂 ARIES: Mars moving into indulgence. your immune system collapse preparation, judicious forth between laughter and Aries increases your oomph, if you don’t complete the to-do cultivation, the right timing, tears this week. You’ll probably È\Îä* drive, enthusiasm - and CANCER: Mercury joining list. and finally: who your harvest need to give or send healing impatience. This week temper Venus in Cancer makes you an is going to benefit besides energy to someone who flares will create extra stress easy touch for a sob story or LIBRA: Even if things go pear yourself. desperately needs it. ")' ÊÊ-"1 / Ê° " -/ Ê / , /Ê / Ê. 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Some in the white Kayang and Me by blood Aboriginal’ and the I looked after his sheep community backed her up, Melissa Lucashenko colonial mania for ‘the fi rst myself, and the ewes were and the doctor was sacked. white man born.’ This is a lambing. I fed eighty pigs, He confronted her in the his month, a white aca- thoughtful and brave set of and milked cows, stayed at street afterward. demic from Perth is refl ections in a nation, and that farm by myself. Sixteen ‘Thank you very much for Tpromoting a new book particularly in a State, where years of age I was.’ getting my job taken away on what he calls ‘Aboriginal Aboriginal identity has been Boldness couldn’t shelter from me. I’ll probably end philosophy’. Despite a at the centre of bitter, even Kayang from all the perils of up like you. I’ll probably promising title – Ancient and violent, controversy. being Aboriginal, of course. have to pick mallee roots.’ Modern – the book’s cover Kayang’s anecdotes are Educated in culture by her ‘I said “I couldn’t care less shows a startling portrait of a unpredictable, telling and Wilomin elders, she also ran if you went and emptied shit black Aboriginal face, com- often funny. It’s hard to and hid as a child, taught to buckets.” plete with paint and septum imagine a less meek and mild fear the wadjela and his mis- ‘He said “I lost my job.” piercing. The book itself Aboriginal woman. At eight- sions. And as a mother, her ‘I said “I lost a child. And might attempt to show that een, she was working for a own children often came low lots of others did too.”’ our culture is both old and bullying pastoralist, a man on the priority list of some With an Elder like this to new, but the image being who was always ‘preaching white doctors. learn from, Kim Scott has used to sell it is a blatant about drunken Noongars’. ‘I knocked, and the doc- developed the cultural hook to all the old racist The man went missing one tor’s wife opened the door authority to write about the ideas: blackness as exotica, day, and Kayang told his wife and said, “not you again”. complexities of becoming primitive and most of all, just where to fi nd him. ‘Oh, ‘I said, “please tell the doc- Aboriginal in a country that scary. he’s paralytic drunk. He’s in tor I need help for my child.” prefers its blackfellas semi- What a contrast to the a terrible state. Paralytic She told me that Dr Parton literate, semi-naked and else- cover of Kim Scott’s terrifi c drunk, just fancy! Everybody was up at the golf links… where. new book, Kayang and Me. be talking about him in Bor- and to come back Tuesday He has also won the Miles Like the white academic, den now. Even the birds’ll be morning… Seven o’clock Franklin Award for Litera- Scott is exploring the idea of singing this song.’ that night my little girl died ture, and is one of many aboriginality spanning cen- Another farmer spoke in my arms.’ Noongars learning to speak turies. And like the white approvingly of sending Left there, the story is his own language. If there academic, Scott is from Noongars away to the army shocking but familiar to has been a book of Aborigi- Western Australia. Yet his Kim Scott and Kayang during WWII, on the grounds black families all over the nal philosophy published cover has two Indigenous that it would teach them not world. Kayang though, took this year, Kayang and Me is people – Scott and his elder seem to be saying, and we’ll under the assimilation poli- to be ‘lazy’. ‘Lazy’ Kayang things further. She took the it. As far as I know, Kim (or ‘Kayang’) – standing in make our own judgements cies have been spliced by recalls, ‘I looked after that doctor to court, made trou- Scott’s septum remains quiet dignity on their land, about you there. Scott with his own reflec- man’s farm for eleven months ble, didn’t stop asking ques- unpierced. which shimmers through Kayang and Me is the story tions on growing up as a their bodies in the photo. of one Wilomin Noongar young man ‘of Aboriginal Yes, Scott is wearing ochre family over many genera- descent’. It goes beyond that, – he sports a collared shirt in tions. Scott’s ancestors were though. that colour. And Kayang has dispossessed and fragmented Scott talks frankly about red, black and yellow in sub- in previous centuries. In this his adult education by his 7iÊ >ÛiÊ}`ÊiÜÃÊÊ tle patterns on her blouse. one, they are fighting for Aboriginal family and com- Their faces, which aren’t Native Title, reclaiming their munity. The result is a unique very dark, are self-assured language, and gathering book showing the gradual >`ÊÜiÊ >ÛiÊL>`ÊiÜà and strong. They look strength. Kayang’s life story path from that peculiar psy- serenely out, neither chal- is, in miniature, one variant chological condition – being lenging the reader nor kow- on a story which spans the ‘of Aboriginal descent’ - to towing to her. We’ll meet you continent. Her anecdotes the very different one of on our country, these faces and recollections of life being Indigenous. It’s about "YRON 3HIRE %CHO Time running out to book for festival "YRON 3HIRE .EWS The program is launched, drop into Bruno Bouchet’s traces the many voices of workshops booking busily, panel probing identity and fi ction. writers are dusting off their discovery. Dip into the range of mar- vocal cords and the vibe is One of the most powerful quee events during the day building fast. The 2005 sessions of the day will focus and rub shoulders with the Byron Bay Writers Festival on Indonesian writer Putu many authors staying on site, bursts into life on August 4 Wijaya, American Professor but don’t forget to mark this and your time is running of History Eli Zaretsky and down: for the fi rst time, the out. USSR’s Maria Tumarkin as Festival announces special Arrive on Friday morning they share their knowledge of evening sessions covered by COPIES DISTRIBUTED to enjoy the green and gor- the trauma of natural and the cost of your pass. On Fri- geous setting of the Byron man made disasters. Sally day at 8pm at the Byron 3OURCE #IRCULATIONS !UDIT "OARD Bay Beach Resort and grab a Neighbours, Four Corners Community Cultural Cen- coffee from the white mar- journalist, is in the chair. tre, Clive Hamilton will dis- quee. 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ESTATE • 6685 7610 4OWERS .OW /PERATING 7EST -ULLUM /CEAN 3HORES "YRON IMPROVEMENT THERE HIRE -T .ARDI -gBAH 0H $AVE IS NO CHARGE MULLUM HIRE Builders, party and much more ...... 66843003 .%%$ 15!,)49 4//,3 &)44).'3 TRUCK HIRE WITH CRANE For those too heavy jobs ...... 66846789 CLEANING $)9 STAINLESS BALUSTRADE FITTINGS POWERS FASTNERS FITTINGS #-4 ROUTER BITS SAWS DIAMOND BLADES GRINDING WHEEL CARBATEC HAND TOOLS MACHINERY MORE ACE CLEANING SERVICES ...... 0410 021162 "2/+%. 3/-%4().' 7% #!. &)8 )4 BYRON WEDDING & PARTY HIRE ALLWAYS CLEANING ...... 66871029 weddings, parties, corporate functions, dinner parties HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES *"7 ,ÊEÊ,Ê A. MORE CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING ...... 66807721 or 66803419 VACUUMS «ÜiÀÊEÊ>ÀÊÌÃ]Ê Mention this ad for a 20% discount on bookings CAPE BYRON Window Cleaning & Property Maint...... 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Flyscreens • Cobwebs • House washing Je\gVYZh!eVgihVXXZhhdg^Zh BANGALOW UPHOLSTERY Re-covering specialists: Bangalow Upholstery ...... 66871553 • Handyman • Free Quotes Ph Stuart 6684 4926 or 0412 495 750 ejahZhe`h5deijhcZi#Xdb#VjE]dcZGVn++-+(()' ALL BYRON SHIRE CARPET 2ODS %LECTRONIC 2EPAIRS !UDIO (I &I GUITAR AMPLIl ER REPAIRS RECORDING STUDIO REPAIRS & UPHOLSTERY▲ CLEANING TILE & GROUT CLEANING #USTOM BUILT VALVE MIC PRE POWER AMPS ETC ▲ 7 DAYS TRUCK MOUNTED MACHINE 0HONE 2OD (ARRIS ON OR Rob & Lorraine Cubis ph Brendon O’Connor 66853767 or 0429853767 0ARK 3T "RUNSWICK (EADS BEHIND 9AMIS Ph: 6685 1969 Mob: 0412 995267 GARBAGE & RUBBISH REMOVAL Free Quotes on:- • Screens BYRON BAY WINDOW CLEANING • Hollands • Venetians • Pleated • Security ABOUT BYRON SHIRE Rubbish removed/recycled ...... Mark 66853995 or 0421932945 • Residential & Commercial • Fully insured • Awnings & Patios • Vertical drapes ALLWAYS RUBBISH REMOVAL ...... 66871029 Byron Shire • Difficult access and gutter • Builders cleans BEST SKIPS AND CONTAINERS Bangalow ...... 0417458149 or 66871544 clean • Free quotes LANDSAILING RAPID RECYCLING/RUBBISH REMOVAL Phone Rob ...... 66811836 or 0402921630 Phone Jon on 0413 802 582 WEEKEND RUBBISH REMOVAL ...... 66779003 BYRON BLOKARTS blokart.com ...... 0428 991210 or 66802239 36 June 14, 2005 Byron Shire Echo www.echo.net.au Service Directory LANDSCAPING & EXCAVATION SECURITY SERVICES ÕÃiÃÃÊ «ÕÌiÀÊ iÌÜÀÊ-«iV>ÃÌà ALL LATITUDE LANDSCAPES Consultation, hort. advice, design & constuctive 0408445595, 66801441 BRUNSWICK VALLEY LOCKSMITHS Shirewide ...... 66771550 or 0412 144679 LANDSCAPE AND DESIGN Brad Turk Lic. 24884C www.turklandscapes.com.au ...... 0418 661145 BYRON SHIRE SECURITY SERVICE ...... 66858557 or 0408 661660 #OST EFFECTIVE RELIABLE ,INUX SERVERS REMOTE SUPPORT LANDSCAPE DESIGN by David Pettifer www.byronscape.com ...... 66855985 or 0427 845284 CAPE BYRON SECURITY SERVICE (est. 1988) ...... 66853507 or 0403 252210 SECURE OFFSITE BACKUP SOLUTIONS SYSTEMS THAT WORK LANDSCAPING & EXCAVATION By qualified horticulturist, 20 yrs experience . 0405 383039 or 66802607 #ALL NOW FOR A FREE BROCHURE ON GARDEN DESIGN & FENG SHUI ...... 0428 884329 or 66857756 SEWING MACHINE & APPLIANCE SERVICE 049 ,4$ WWWSYNAPTICSCOMAU NORTHERN RIVERS TRENCHING SERVICE Excavator hire, ...... 0402 716857or 66802750 A1 SEWING MACHINES Since 1964 Leaders In Service ...... 66847447 SHANE FLANNERY LANDSCAPING Paving, retaining walls, bricklaying ...... 0418 669055 SHAW DESIGN Landscape design & construction ...... 0412 666217 or 66840323 TIGHT SPOT EXCAVATIONS CALL CHRIS ...... 0404 147100 or 66872334 BUSINESS & OFFICE SERVICES "RIAN %DWARDS WAS IN THE 3OUTH 0LAZA SHOP IS OFFERING A PERSONALISED CALL OUT SERVICE TO HOMES AND BUSINESSES "ARGAIN 0# 3YSTEMS ! RESPECTED QUALIlED TECHNICIAN TO }Ê/iÊ >V i ACCOUNTANTS MANY LOCAL MAJOR BUSINESSES FOR YEARS ACCOUNTANT Paul Mayberry ...... 66847415 4ECH -AGIC 7E MOVE AROUND THE EARTH ACCOUNTANT HUDSON MATTHEWS MANAGMENT SERVICES ...... 66858129 BYRON BOOKKEEPING MYOB, admin, mobile... Annette Stanton ...... 0419 627506 COMPUTER TONER & CARTRIDGES #ALL "RETT OR BOOKKEEPING MYOB, Tuition, Shoebox & Chequebook...Clare Wigley ...... 0422 190277 BOOKKEEPING MYOB, very experienced, excellent references, Vineeto Raspini ...... 66856645 Run Out of Printer Ink? Don’t Panic..WE COME TO YOU! MYOB BOOKKEEPING TUITION Peter Kunzli ...... 66849128 When your Computer Printer or Fax runs out of ink - We Come to You with MYOB, QUICKBOOKS EXPERT Rapid & fair rate. Peter Wells ...... 0414 999892 guaranteed savings and only INK on the RUN uses premium quality American Inks with the exclusive IVC (ink viscosity control). Call Us and SAVE! 3vJXviÚ¬¨vÓÜÚJ¨lڻЬ£»Ü ABN 40 501 635 942 INK ON THE RUN All Brands ¬ÐÚJÚî¬åÐÚ ¬XbJÜÚQÚ7»»vÐÚ¨vvlÓ Inkjet Faxes & Lasers We Refill Your Ink Cartridges! JÚ JëvÚ.JШӬ¨Ú¬¨ ÜÚ åbvÜÚQÚ JlvÚ Donna Eltringham Refills from Tel: 6676-1919 Mob: 0413 085 710 Too! ØØ{{Úã³{Ú¬ÐÚô³³Úô©ÞÚ©³ÞÚ ìvÚlÚ¬åÐÚ¬X Bookkeeping & general Office Services. $6.00!! Business Home Office Your office or mine, MYOB or manual, Pick up and delivery "92/. "!9 IN THE PRINTER & CARTRIDGE SPECIALIST Ph/fax: (02) 6684 5582 • m: 0408 450 749 • email: [email protected] !UGERS INKY YOUR ONE STOP SHOP ESTABLISHED 10 YEARS -).) 4RENCHER COMPUTER SERVICES BUSINESS $)''%2 19 Tasman Way, 0HONE -ARK 6680 7776 Byron Arts & Industry Estate ÊÞÕÊii`Ê««iÊ >VÊ i«¶ INKS LASERS FAXES REPAIRS SALES ()2% ÊÌiÀiÌÊEÊi>ÊÊ >}}ÊvÀÊ* ÊÌÊ >VÊÊ Brunswick Valley Ê-vÌÜ>ÀiÊ i«ÊÊ >VÕ«ÊÊ/ÀÕLià Ì} PRINTING & GRAPHIC ART >Ê i>Êä{äÊä£äÊ{xÈÊÊÊÊ"ÃÌiÊ-Õ««ÀÌ DINGO MINI DIGGER ABLE GRAPHICS. Web design, photoshop, cheapest & best ...... 66854476 • 6” wide trencher • Rotary hoe • Leveller • 4 in 1 bucket ACCENT COLOR THE COPY SHOP ...... 66856236 • 150, 300 & 450 augers • Stump grinder • Small excavations ««i ÀiÊ-ÕÌà • Other attachments available ACCENT COLOR THE LAMINATING SHOP ...... 66856236 Phone Mark Rosenauer MOONSAIL DESIGN LAB Graphic Design www.moonsaildesign.com ...... 66802225 6684 2569 Mob 0429 019553 9," Ê 9 PRINTWORKS Commercial & digital printing, brokers & graphic design ...... 66843633 -" -/, Ê " *1/ ,- NORTH COAST PRINT SOLUTIONS Graphic Design and Printers ...... 66858264 DINGO MINI-DIGGER HIRE SYD GEARY GRAPHIC DESIGN Digital printing ...... 66843633 Lee Grant • 6684 7588 • 0412 849 149 150 CHAIN TRENCHER • 150, 300, 450 AUGERS & STUMP GRINDER • GRAB BUCKET • TREE PLANTING AUGER Entire Byron Shire EARTHMOVING BYRON SHIRE • Bulldozer • Bobcat • Excavator • Compaction Roller • Tipper Truck • footings • drainage • driveways • roads • house sites • rock walls • tank/pool sites Phone 6684 3032 Mobile 0418 665 905 5 VÀÞÃÌ>TEC TEL JJ & & J J BOBCAT BOBCAT MOBILE "92/. !243 ).$53429 %34!4% E MAIL CRYSTALTECCOMAU && TIPPER TIPPER HIRE HIRE CREATIVE COMPUTER SOLUTIONS Contact Jess 0417066574/66872335 0# SALES SUPPORT UPGRADES NETWORKS MOBILE TECHNICIANS ALL AREAS DAVID LAWSON COMPUTER SERVICES New Machines, Repairs. Upgrades, Training, Networking, Internet Con- PEST CONTROL nection, Software Win 98, Win 2000XP, NT. Cert. Tech. Microsoft Sales Ph: Mobile 0414843955 or 02 66843955 • email: [email protected] • Accepts credit cards *ITTERBUG 0EST #ONTROL &2%% RODENT TREATMENT WITH Shop 10 Ross Industrial Complex, Station St, Mullum EACH DOMESTIC SERVICE Also at 15 Riverside Drive, Mullumbimby 2482 9ÕÀÊV>Êv>ÞÊÜi`ÊLÕÃiÃà #OCKROACHES !NTS %NVIRONMENTALLY SAFE TREATMENT METHODS 3PIDERS KEVIN’S COMPUTER SERVICES 0H&AX -OB &LEAS Ph: 6685 4616 or 0417 854616 email: [email protected] .37 ,IC 1,$ ,IC 3ILVERlSH Advice on all aspects of computers • New computers built to your requirements • Supply and installation of hardware • Training in computer/software use • Problem diagnosis/solving • Internet connection TROPICALE PEST MANAGEMENT setup • Web page design • Available after hours and weekends by arrangement Reg. 1482 NSW L2603 QLD 11645 • Reasonable rates • Mobile service to your place ENVIRONMENTAL PEST CONSULTANTS HEALTH & LIFESTYLE Specialising in alternate and integrated methods of control. Termite inspections/non-chemical control. Ph/fax 6684 2428 Mob 0418 110 714 CATERING LET THEM EAT CAKE, Beautiful celebration cakes ...... www.eatcake.net.au 66844768 REMOVALISTS THE LARDER Byron Bay Quality Food for All Occasions ...... www.thelarder.com.au 66808644 ASHFORTH AFFORDABLE REMOVALS ...... 66808938 or 0401 665619 FIG TREE RESTAURANT & ROOMS Weddings, parties and events...... www.figtree.biz 66847273 CRANE TRUCK & GEN CARRIER Those heavy large jobs machinery, timber, etc .66846789, 0438846788 ÕV>Ìà DENTISTS BEYOND BYRON REMOVALS BYRON DENTAL SURGERY Mercury-free restorations ...... 66807774 Ready for work within & beyond Byron Ê9"1Ê ¿/Ê /Ê - Ê6 Ê1-ÊÊ MULLUMBIMBY DENTAL CENTRE 100 Stuart St, Mullumbimby ...... 66842644 Brisbane Sydney backloading 7ÀiiÃÃÊLÀ>`L>`ÊVVÕÌÃÊ7 - ®ÊvÀÊfÓ°x«ÉI For careful service & great rates 1Ìi`Ê >qÕ«ÊVVÕÌÃÊvÀÊf£°x«ÉI FLORISTS phone 66801158 or 0408 004719 ÜÜÜ°iÌ°V°>ÕÊÈÈn{ÊÎÎ{xÊ PASSION@FLOWERS Byron Bay. Fresh flowers, weddings. 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Redken & Dermalogica ...... 66807922 www.echo.net.au Byron Shire Echo June 14, 2005 37 Service Directory Classifi ed ads (%!,4( !#505.#452% !.$ -/8)"534)/. *APAN TRAINED !#505.#452% #().%3% (%2"!, -%$)#).% $R !DAM /SBORNE !#505.#452% #().%3% (%2"!, -%$)#).% - #OLLIS EECHOCHO CLAASSIFIEDSSSIFIEDS 66846684 1777777 !#505.#452% #HINESE HERBS -ASSAGEx 2 'UTWEIN !#505.#452% -/8)"534)/. 3UFFOLK 0ARK !#505.#452% 4#- 30%#)!,)34 (OUSE OF 7ELLBEING +IM +ILGARIFF !,%8!.$%2 4%#(.)15% 0OSTURAL RE EDUCATION FOR PAIN STRESSDYSFUNCTION - (AYES PHONE ADS RATES & PAYMENT DEADLINE ")24( 7%,, $OULA 3ERVICES Ads may be taken by phone on 6684 1777 $9.90 for the fi rst two lines 12pm Monday "92/. $%.4!, 352'%29 -ERCURY FREE RESTORATIONS 8.30am – 2pm Monday (minimum charge) #()2/02!#4/2 "RUCE #AMPBELL "RENT 6ERCO 3HIRLEY 3T "YRON "AY for display ads #()2/02!#4/2 "YRON .ETWORK #HIROPRACTIC n LOW FORCE 9am – 5pm Tuesday to Friday $2.95 for each extra line 2pm Monday #()2/02!#4/2 -ICHAEL 3CHWAGER 3TUART 3T -ULLUMBIMBY Ads can’t be taken on the weekend (these prices include GST) #,).)#!, 039#(/,/')34 -ICHAEL $U 3AUTOY ,ENNOX (EAD for line ads #/5.3%,,).' $2%!-7/2+ 3!.$0,!9 +AREN #ARRUTHERS -#OUNS Cash, cheque or credit card #2!.)/3!#2!, "!,!.#).' .AJMA !HERN 0RACTITIONER 4UTOR 4RAINER AT OUR OFFICES – Bankcard, Mastercard or Visa (/-%/0!4( -ULLUMBIMBY #HRISTINA )NA "UHSE (EALTH FUND REBATES Classifi ed ads may also be lodged at our offi ces: Account -!33!'% %ARTHTOUCH BODYWORK $EEP INTUITIVE HEALING 3ISKI Prepayment required for: Garage Sales, -5,,5-")-"9 (ERBALS .ATUROPATHY -ASSAGE 3TUART 3T Mullumbimby – Village Way, Stuart St Share Accommodation, Wanted to Rent enquiries -5,,5-")-"9 -%$)#!, #%.42% 3TUART 3T Byron Bay – Unit 3, 6 Jonson St and Work Wanted classi fi cations phone 6685 5222 039#(/4(%2!0)34!24 4(%2!0)34 2ELATIONSHIPS TRAUMA ETC +RISHNA 2EVILLE 2%&,%8/,/'9!2/-!4(%2!09 4HERESE -OFFATT 2. 2!! 2/,&).' 3425#452!, ).4%'2!4)/. #AROLYIN "ONIFACE 3TOKERS 3IDING FOR CLASSIFIEDS THAT WORK ALL WEEK 4(%2!0%54)# 4(!) -!33!'% %NERGY NERVE REALIGNMENT OR SUBSCRIBE TO THE ECHO ❤❤❤ EAR CANDLING – Relieves INDEX If you want to be sure of your copy Annual General Meetings . . . .39 CHOKE THE SMOKES headaches, tinnitus, ear and sinus pres- each week, or if you have a friend WITH HYPNOSIS. Paul L. Jones C.Ht. sure. Pedicures/foot massage. Home Birthdays ...... 42 who’d like to keep up with The Echo, DO IT NOW! 66807030 visits. Ph Amrita 66841070 ❤❤❤ Business For Sale ...... 41 why not send a sub? It’s $27.50 per Bus Services ...... 40 quarter or $99 per year, post included. Write to Village Way, Stuart St, Mullum- TAROT HYPNOTHERAPY & COUNSELLING Caravans For Sale ...... 41 bimby 2482. Wendy Purdey. Relax, resolve, Car Service ...... 41 ASTROLOGY release & restore inner calm & clarity. Childcare ...... 40 – PHOTOS – Benefits include insights, understand- /34%/0!4(9 All photos handled by The Echo REIKI ing & energy to create change. Church Notice ...... 42 !.$2%7 (!,, .EW "RIGHTON – all care & no responsibility taken. by Eve Enq welcome 66802630 Computers ...... 40 66802608, 0417427518 "!2$)! !3!!$) $/ ,ONDON "ROWNING 3T "YRON "AY For Hire ...... 40 – CLASSIFIEDS – "25.37)#+ (%!$3 /34%/0!4(9 3UE "ROADBENT -ON &RI Can be booked any time during MARRIAGE CELEBRANT %6% 3#(/%.(%)-%2 */$)% *!#/"3 "YRON "AY For Sale ...... 40 business hours Monday to Friday I’LL MARRY YOU ALISON MACKAY 0%4%2 $5.3(%! "YRON "AY Funeral Notice ...... 42 by phoning 6684 1777. Gita Dunbar – authorised Marriage Unique weddings, funerals, baby Garage Sales ...... 41 Please be very clear about what you Celebrant. 66779282 or 0411041591. namings. Phone 66856827 0(93)/4(%2!09 want to have printed in your ad. Hall For Hire ...... 40 Back by popular demand: THE OCEANIA PROJECT’S 16th !.4(/.9 $/23/'.! 3UFFOLK 0ARK "RYCE 3TREET Our Echo staff will read your ad back THE AUSTRALIAN CANNABIS Health Notices ...... 39 to you. Please help us by making sure "!.'!,/7 0(93)/4(%2!09 #RANIOSACRAL -ASSAGE 0ILATES Holiday Accommodation . . . . .41 COOKBOOK WHALE EXPEDITION ,IBBIE .ELSON 0ETRA +ARNI /RSOLINA !RONEY ,OT "ALLINA 2OAD "ANGALOW we have correct details and phone @ Echo offices Mullumbimby & Houses For Sale ...... 41 numbers. Please have credit card Hervey Bay Qld, August-October 2005 #,!5$)! -)2$)4! #RANIOSACRAL THERAPY ACUPUNCTURE PHYSIO Byron Bay or www.ozshop.net. Join for a week or more. 0741251333 House Sit ...... 41 ready for Garage Sales, To Share, .)#+ %$-/.$ #(2)34%, 4!9,/2 -ULLUMBIMBY 0HYSIOTHERAPY #ENTRE @'OVINDA Wanted To Rent and Work Wanted. Info: www.oceania.org.au *UBILEE !VE -ULLUMBIMBY -ONDAY 7EDNESDAY &RIDAY Land For Sale ...... 41 ANIMAL COMMUNICATOR /#%!. 3(/2%3 0(93)/4(%2!09 .)'%, 0)4-!. Livestock ...... 42 DEB McBRIDE MATTHEW 0!5,! 2!9-/.$ 9!#/5" !CUPUNCTURE AND PHYSIO Lost & Found ...... 42 FIGHT BOREDOM Helping people help their pets. Psychic Tarot, Life Readings, Motor Vehicles ...... 41 TAKE RUGS 0412455512 / www.purelyanimal.com Hands-on Healing, Tuesdays @ "/", Musical Notes ...... 42 THE RUG SHOP BANGALOW Watergarden. Phone 66856545. Other Only Adults ...... 42 2 Doors from the Pub. ARE YOU IN LOVE? times by appointment 0402186847 "),,).5$'%, "2!+% #%.42% Pets ...... 42 CALL SUE BASSER "),,).5$'%, 34%%2).' 3530%.3)/. Pets of the Week ...... 42 COUNSELLING NLP Marriage Celebrant 66872707 NEURO-LINGUISTIC #!2 "/$)%3 2%-/6%$ !NY CONDITION FOR QUOTE PHONE -ARK Photography ...... 40 SUSAN ALLEN CMCAPA Phone 66802805 PROGRAMMING #!2 "/$)%3 2%-/6%$ &2%% %SSERY 7RECKERS Positions Vacant ...... 42 &2%$ (%.29 -%#(!.)#!, 2%0!)23 "ILLINUDGEL SHARANDRA – CLAIRVOYANT FAST EFFECTIVE LASTING MEN’SLINE SUPPORT COUNSELLORS Change your life & keep the change! -%#(!.)#!, 2%0!)23 7%,$).' -4! -%-"%2 0%!2#% -/4/23 Property For Sale ...... 41 With 95% accuracy comes Public Notices ...... 37 Willing to listen, call 66222240 highly recommended with a lifetime Phone Louise Crosby Qual & Exp. 7pm-11pm every night. 66842253, 0414312300 76NH>9: G69>6IDGH!L>C9H8G::CH Removals ...... 41 of experience in her work. Share Accommodation ...... 41 GENUINE PSYCHIC READINGS Appointments essential. Phone 66846471. Pensioner discounts 6C96>G8DC9>I>DC>C< Short Term Accommodation . .41 For over 20 years. !54/ #//,).' 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Work Wanted ...... 42 Centennial Cct Byron Arts/Ind Est ALINA HUGHES 6685 7750/0427 469 843 -OGO %STAB PUBLIC NOTICES Weddings • Funerals • 66859898 0LACE NEW TYRES BATTERIES & REPAIRS ÀÌ `>Þ¶Ê Ê`i>¶ Natural ÛiÊ>Ê iV«ÌiÀÊy} ÌÊ Sports Drink ÊÌ iÊ i>ÀÌÊvÊ >}>Ü°} ÜÊ>Û>>LiÊvÀÊ ÀiÊvÀ Billinudgel Tyre Service Ph 6680 2366 ÀÊ>Ê}vÌÊViÀÌwV>ÌiÊÀÊ>Ê Make your own sports electrolyte ÞÕÀÊÃi>À]ÊVÃÕÌ>ÌÃ] À>ÌVÊÌÜ} ÌÊy} Ì° replacement drink! Ê>`ÊÌ iÀÊLÕÃiÃÃÊiiÌ}ð -ÕÌiÊÈ]ÊÓäÊ ÞÀÊ-Ì°Ê Help prevent cramping & tiredness >Ê V >iÊ>ÌÊ ÞÀÊ /ÊÈÈnÇÊ££È{ during and after exercise. www.L>}>Ü«ÃÞV }Þ°V iV«ÌiÀÃÊ Cea Ocean Mineral Superfood 1UALITY TYRES RETREADS REPAIRS BATTERIES FITTING BALANCING ÈÈn{ÊÓÇxx into filtered H20 or juice. -5,,5-")-"9 492% 3%26)#% Ê>ÃÃV>ÌÊÜÌ Ê Now @ Byron Gym and good health *ÀiÃÌ}iÊiV«ÌiÀà food stores. Ph 66 807 600 $ALLEY 3TREET -ULLUMBIMBY 3TUART 3TREET , ÊEÊ 6," / 9 -ULLUMBIMBY HYPE Lynda Dean , 9Ê 1 ,- HAIR & MAKEUP M F SAT YEARS IN "YRON 3HIRE FOODS 7),3/.3 %8(!534 CDLHID8@>C<BDE Celebrant Registered Celebrant 'REVILLEA 3T "YRON !RTS )NDUSTRY %ST 0H ;MODERN ORGANIC PRODUCTS= ♥ Luscious lunches in our s SHAMPOO Marriages, namings s CONDITIONER & funerals. garden courtyard 6aa ♥ - "1- s STYLING Ph: 6685 7657 or 0404 471 521 Quality catering services PRODUCTS cVijgVa Email: [email protected] ♥ Celebration cakes $/' 7!,+).' ♥ Platters & tapas 0!73 !.$ !,, 0ROFESSIONAL DOG WALKING PET SITTING SERVICES %VELYN ^z¸® >¨ Local ♥ Venue available for functions counsellor %6%.4 3%26)#%3 G zY¨®Yz¨P®>¥°z^¨® ♥ Party bookings available since 1984 -!+% 50 !24)34 7EDDINGS SPECIAL EVENTS 3ABINE (ELLFAIER G¸zp®P>¨°^®wz¥^® ♥ Come & see us soon for G-¸Y®E® zpw°zp®wz¥^ 0)#452% &2!-).' Sandplaypy a wood fired pizza! Therapy 0)#452% &2!-).' "ILL 6EALE /ÕiÃ`>ÞÃÊÇ°Îä« Grief, loss, separation,p PH: 6680 8228 6%4%2).!29 352'%/.3 trauma, anxiety,y MOB: 0414 895 441 "),,).5$'%,/#%!. 3(/2%3 6%4 (/30)4!, *ON (OLLINGWORTH Shunyamy Peinecke 1/6 TASMAN WAY, "92/. "!9 6%4 #,).)# #ENTENNIAL #CT -ATT !LLWORTH ¬¬cl®l«l¬®I®ÇoÇl¶¶o Dip. Psych (Uni Hamburg) BYRON ARTS & IND EST. -5,,5-")-"9 6%4 #,).)# .EIL &ARQUHAR AND 3USANNAH 7OOD (02) 6684 6383 38 June 14, 2005 Byron Shire Echo www.echo.net.au DEPARTMENT OF I AM DOING IMPORTANT WORK at PSYCHIC HEALING INFRA-STRUCTURE, PLANNING ANTHEA AMORE Sharan’s EARTHSONG 2005-06 the moment with unfortunately little RED HOT SALSA Aura & Chakra Balancing AND NATURAL RESOURCES MARRIAGE CELEBRANT The 24 moods of the day. remuneration which does not qualify Every Wed @ Buddha Bar Studio Clairvoyant Reading DEVELOPMENT PROPOSAL 66807277 0422383151 Based on the left female eye. me for a personal bank loan. Is there Beg 7pm, Int 8pm, Social 9.15pm Supporting your Soul Purpose Broken Head www.antheaamore.com Now available. 0412546136 a rich and compassionate person out Ph Alison 66807091, 0415627458 22 years experience. DA Number: 96-4-2005 there who would be willing to lend me New Beginners 6 week course starts Call Mary on 0423923496 Applicant: ASPECT North CLAIRVOYANT You Are Beautiful! up to $40,000 for a max of 12 months 22nd June. See you there! At The Essence Temple. Location: Lot 500 Broken Head Unburden your heart and re-connect at 10% to 15% interest (paid monthly)? Reserve Road, Broken ANIMAL COMMUNICATOR to your childlike innocence My credit rating is excellent. Please Head Life changing readings by in a safe/supportive phone 66763176 *-9 Ê, Proposal: Subdivision – Redevelop- SHARON NICHOLSON Breathwork Healing Circle ment of Existing Resort 66875773 / 0408905256 Every Friday 1-5pm at a lovely 4REAT YOURSELF TO A PERSONAL READING FOR MINS WITH LEADING 3YDNEY Designated Development: No Tyagarah Hall. Call 66854248 PSYCHIC 2HIANNON 7ADE AVAILABLE IN "YRON "AY )NSPIRING THREE YEAR FORECAST Consent Authority: Minister for Infra- and ask for Anshu or Anand CAREER RELATIONSHIPS ETC CLAIRVOYANCE PALMISTRY TAROT ASTROLOGY PAST LIVES structure and Planning WOMEN’S COUNSELLING 2HIANNON IS REGULARLY CONSULTED BY THE $UCHESS OF 9ORK &ERGIE Exhibition Dates: 15th June to 15th Renee Searles. Please ph 66803660 1 DAY OSHO MEDITATION INTEN- July 2005 SIVE. No charge. Sunday 19 June *UST BACK FROM %GYPT SHE TRAVELS FAR AND WIDE n )NDIA 5+ !SIA ETC The State Environmental Planning SING @ Samaya Retreat, Rosebank. Info 4AP 2HIANNONS AMAZING ABILITIES Policy 71 (Coastal Protection) and the with Richard Prakash 66882000 2ING FOR APPOINTMENT TODAY OR VERY SOON BEFORE SHE IS BOOKED OUT North Coast Regional Environmental Enjoy and expand your voice HYDRO BATH – ONLY $5 Sunday * iÊÊä{äÇÊ{ÈÈÊnx{ ÀÊÈÈnxÊÎn£Ç Plan apply to the site and the Min- singing solo or with others. 19th at Pet Show Mullum. Proudly ister for Infrastructure and Planning Part 1 June 17-18, Part 2 June 19 sponsored by Byron Happy Hounds. is the consent authority. Additionally, Phone Michelle 66804621 2EAWAKENING 2ECLAIMING THE this application will also be considered DURRUMBUL COMMUNITY PRE- 3ACRED 4HROUGH THE &EMININE -YSTERIES under the Byron Local Environment SCHOOL would like to acknowledge Plan, State Environmental Planning UNIQUE the contribution of the following busi- 3PIRITUALLY 4RANSFORMATIVE 7ORLDLY 7ORK >«iÊ ÞÀÊ/ÀÕÃÌÊÊ IN A &EMALE "ODY Policy 1 (Development Standards), Made to order hand-painted nesses and individuals to the success State Environmental Planning Policy energy portraits by Kathryn Fortuna. of our Big Day Out: A La Natural, "YRON "AY !UG n !UG Õ>Ê*>À}Ê*>ÃÃià 0HONE 14 (Coastal Wetlands), State Environ- The perfect gift. Adam Shostak, Alchemia, Amanda / iÊÕ>Ê«>À}Ê*>ÃÃÊiÌÌiÃÊÞÕÊÌÊÕÌi`ÊÊ mental Planning Policy 44 (Koala Hab- Call now 66851240 Bannatyne, Andy Mison, Bay FM, Bi- vÀiiÊ«>À}ÊÊ >«iÊ ÞÀÊi>`>`Ê,iÃiÀÛiÊvÀÊÊ itat Protection) and State Environmen- GODDESS POTTERY WORKSHOP Lo, Brown’s Bakery, Brunswick Cel- ÜÊÕÌÊÎäÊÕiÊÓääÈ tal Planning Policy 55 (Remediation of Make your own ceramic goddess. lars, Byron Bay Herb Nursery, Byron , Ê Land). Your comments on this proposal Ewingsdale Hall Sun June 19 $50. Chai, Cafe Ripe, Cafexpress, Chester, iÊvÀÊ>Ê`>Þ½ÃÊv>ÞÊvÕÊÌÊÃiiÊÌ iÊ are invited. Bookings phone Janet 66849303 Chincogan Landscapes, Dave Sand- This proposal is classed as integrated ers, Dennett’s IGA, Devine Quality - Ü >iÃÊÀÊÌ>iÊ>Ê } Ì ÕÃiÊ/ÕÀt development under the Environmental Meats, Don Page, Durrumbul School, ÀÊ iÊÀÊLÕÃiÃÃÊ Planning and Assessment Act 1979 FELTING WORKSHOP Fairy Stall, Gazzard Granite & Marble, f£{°xäÊvÀÊ{ÊÜiià as approval is required from the Rural July 31 Byron. Ph Robina 66897422 Gini Hair Design, Grace Britton, Hugh- ÀÊÀiÊvÀ>ÌÊÀÊÌÊ>iÊ>Ê } ÌÕÃiÊ Fire Service under section 100B of the es family, Humble Pies, Huonbrook /ÕÀÊL}Ê« i\ÊäÓÊÈÈnxÊxxx DOWSING WORKSHOP 0HONE Rural Fire Act 1997. Nursery, John Turton, Jumpartyjump Sat 9 July. Improve personal & envi- The application and accompanying & Jason, Karleca Kollections, Kohinur, #OASTAL ronmental health. Phone 66804314 documents may be inspected at: Lu Lu’s, Lush Bush, Main Arm School, 'ARDEN "AGS Department of Infrastructure, Plan- Mallam’s Supermarket, Marilyn Lott- BYRON SHIRE COUNCIL ning and Natural Resources Family Constellation Workshop Bloor, market stallholders, Middle Pub, • Information Centre – 20 Lee Street Steve Gunther, 23-24 July. 66213911 Mitre 10, Mother Tuckers, Mullum Bak- OR ARTS NORTHERN RIVERS INC SYDNEY (until 25th June) eries, Mullum Hire, Mullumbimby Tav- • Information Centre – 23-33 Bridge ern, Nick Zammit, Ocean Shores Bottle BYRON SHIRE BOARD Street SYDNEY (from 27th ASTROLOGER Shop, Ocean Shores Surf, O-Sushi, PJ June onwards) Natal & Transit readings with Babula Morgan Earthmoving, Peter Gibney, REPRESENTATIVE. • North Coast Office – 76 Victoria – regularly in Byron area. Ph 07 Petticoat Junction, Pockets Rainforest Ê£nÓÎÈ Street, GRAFTON 55454946, [email protected] Restaurant, Poinciana, Santos, Sey- «>Ê>ÃÊ Council is calling for expressions of interest to represent Byron Byron Bay Council MEETINGS IN TRUTH WITH mour, Silver Thread, Steve Russell, 7iv>ÀiÊVÀ«À>Ìi` Shire as a Director on the Arts Northern Rivers Inc. Board. • 70-90 Station Street, MULLUMBIMBY Simpatico, The Echo, Spaghetti Circus, Interested members of the community are invited to submit Byron Library Spuds in Space, Stuart Fox, Tassa, "*Ê-"* ISAAC SHAPIRO their name and address, along with personal quali cations and • Cnr Lawson and Fletcher Streets, June 22 - Aug 5 each Wed-Thur-Fri, Thiery Fosmale & Ed, Toshi, Vince & ÀÊ°Îäx« ¿ BYRON BAY 7-9pm @ Ambaji, Marvel Street, Steve, Wacky Wax, Willie McElroy, Zy ->ÌÊ°Î䣫 experience that relates to the activities of the Board. Written submissions can be for- Byron Bay. Sat from 11am-6pm @ & all the parents & staff who worked The selection criteria for board members can be obtained at warded to: The Director, Urban Ocean Shores Community Hall. so hard. - ««}ÊViÌÀiÊVÀÊ/Üii`ÊEÊ Assessments, GPO Box 39, SYDNEY ÞÕÊ-ÌÃ]Ê ÀÕÃÜVÊi>`ÃÊ the Council Administration Centre and are also available on NSW 2001 by 15th July 2005, marked ... iÝÌÊÌÊxÊ-Ì>ÀÊ-Õ«iÀ>ÀiÌ® Council’s website, www.byron.nsw.gov.au e DA 96-4-2005. If you wish to object to Byron Bay ,>Ã}ÊiÞÊÌÊLÕ`Ê>Ê the proposal, please give reasons why. on ÕV Êii`i`Ê`}Êà iÌiÀÊ l Ê ÞÀÊ- Ài° Date Submissions Close: Friday 15 July, 2005 Enquiries: 1300 305695 a 7iÊii`ÊÞÕÀÊ`>ÌÃÊvÊ Enquiries: Robyn Masters (02) 6626 7176 Email: [email protected]. 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ART AUCTION SALE AND SOIREE Õ !UCTIONEER 2OBERT "LEAKLEY 'OURMET FOOD CHAMPAGNE WINE AND MUSIC 4HE "UTTERY &%(6! BY POPULAR CHOICE ART PRIZE THE -OTHER !RT PRIZE } 4ICKETS PP ALSO INCLUDES A CREDIT OF FOR PURCHASES OVER Þ .ON ART ITEMS FOR AUCTION WORKS HUNG FOR VIEWING AT ""## FROM TH *UNE Ê L 6ISIT THE VIRTUAL GALLERY ON WWWFEHVACOM FOR AUCTION AND SALE ITEMS FROM *UNE TH H à 0ROCEEDS FROM THE EVENING GO TO THE "UTTERY )NC FUNDRAISING THRU THE !RTS PROGRAMME TO BUILD A NEW "UTTERY "OOKINGS OR WWWFEHVACOM 'ENEROUSLY SUPPORTED BY 2OBERT "LEAKLEY 6ISUAL !RTS .ETWORK !RTS .ORTHERN 2IVERS -OTHER !RT 3YDNEY #IDER "YRON "AY &IRST .ATIONAL 2EAL %STATE 4OM $OYLE !RTS &ACTORY "YRON 3HIRE %CHO 4HE "EACH (OTEL !USTRALIA )NDONESIA !RTS !LLIANCE If the answer is YES This special Clinical Trial will be &%(6! WORKSHOPS &RIDAY *ULY ST 6ENUE -OTHER !RT "YRON )NDUSTRY AND !RTS %STATE and you are between 18 – 75 conducted by the Australian Centre n AM 4HEME AN INTRODUCTION TO THE #REATIVE 0ROCESS &ACILITATED BY ,INDY ,EE years of age and otherwise healthy for Complementary Medicine 4HIS WILL ALSO ACT AS AN INTRODUCTION TO A THREE DAY ,INDY ,EE WORKSHOP BEING STAGED AT then we’d like you to take part Research at Southern Cross #OORABELL BY "YRON "AY !RT 7ORKSHOPS ON !UGUST University. n PM 4HEME THE USE OF COMPUTER DRIVEN TOOLS TO INCREASE YOUR STUDIO EFl CIENCY AND in a special clinical trial to see if This study has ethics committee approval. MARK MAKING REPERTOIRE #ONDUCTED BY CERAMISTART LECTURER -ICHAEL +EIGHERY Traditional Chinese medicine can n PM 4HEME !RTISTS IN 2ESIDENCY 'UEST !RTISTS ,UCILLE -ARTIN *UDY 7ATSON AND help lower your cholesterol levels. SCU005 ,INDY ,EE SHARE THEIR EXPERIENCES AND BG KNOWLEDGE AS ARTISTS IN RESIDENTS &ACILITATED BY #HRISTINA +HUMARI &OR ALL TICKET PROGRAMME BOOKING DETAILS VISIT WWWFEHVACOM PICK UP A PROGRAMME AT THE "YRON "AY #OMMUNITY #ENTRE OR 0HONE To ¿nd out more please call: Dr Joan O’Connor at Southern Cross University on (02) 6620 3649 www.echo.net.au Byron Shire Echo June 14, 2005 39 ❀ AROMATHERAPY MASSAGE ❀ REIKI 1 WORKSHOP MASSAGE COURSE Necks & shoul- DYNAMIC LIFE DRAWING CHIROPRACTOR SWEDISH MASSAGE Ocean Shores Therapeutic holistic $40/hr or $35conc 19 & 20 June. Small group. ders, 3 hours includes notes $25 June Wed Mullum Drill Hall Theatre Bruce Campbell BSc DC $50 1.5hrs. Susan 0411409123 Ph Nicole 66856447/0407942984. Channel/Teacher Marilane 66854987 25. Ph Soul 66845147, 0407953509 Thu opp Woolies Keen St Lismore Byron Chiro Ctr 6 days 66858159 Fri Byron Scout Hall Tennyson St. CARING MASSAGE, healing hands, BREATHWORK EAR CANDLING. Help relieve blocked Tea and coffee. Materials available. SEXUAL HEALTH SERVICE remedial, relaxation, deep tissue, Reiki. Sensual massage, quantum touch ears, neck, eye strain. Also relaxing PREGNANCY MASSAGE Free STD/HIV checkups Phone 0402199999, outcalls only. healing. Maurice 0419903106 massage. Phone 66857736 Gentle and Intuitive 3 DAY WEEKEND WORKSHOP Clinics: Byron Monday; Ballina Friday By qualified German midwife. Saturday July 9 - Monday July 11 For appt phone 66202980 Dr HAUSCHKA KINESIOLOGY OKI-DO YOGA BYRON Check ups avail. Ph Ella 66849238 66802158. All classes 9.30am-12pm THAI MASSAGE SPECIAL 1.5hrs $45. in Island Quarry Association. Be HEALTHIER. Be ENERGISED. 3 week course Mon - Fri 6.30-8am Ekka 66804478. Home visits. No sex. SKIN & BODY TREATMENTS Be SEXIER. starts July 4. MASSAGE COURSE Organic & Biodynamic Nutrition, Allergies, Core Issues Weekly Wed class 9.30-11.30am @ Intuitive deep tissue classes 9 weeks BY POPULAR DEMAND CLASSICAL HOMOEOPATH Ph: 66855711 Lin Bell. 66847877, 0404066707 Ambaji. Gail 66854535, 0404147398 Some Shiatsu and Polarity therapy Aura-Soma Level One Colour work- Dr Sue Haynes PhD MASSAGE SPECIAL 1hr $30, 1.5hr at Detox Lounge, Jonson St, Byron. starts end July. Cornelia 66843009 shop July 5-18. Santoshi 66856792 Health Fund Rebates $40. Eric 66804478 or 0411213923 HAWAIIAN MASSAGE & HEALING In japanese acupuncture BYRON BAY Tu & Thur. 66855883 Byron studio. Phone 0419125882 Mullum Homeopathy ART CLASSES BE SPOILT-MASSAGE. Therapeutic. PRE NATAL YOGA naturopathy Christina (Ina) Buhse (Dip.Hom.). Adults & Kidz $30 hr full massage, neck & shoulders with KATHRYN RIDING PERSONAL or RELATIONSHIP health fund rebates. 66841028. Health fund rebates. Byron Art Supplies. 66808010 $15. Jean 66801864 Ocean Shores. Thurs 10-11.30am, 52 Armstrong joanne riley 0407636453 JOIN ME IN THE DANCE Street, Suffolk. Phone 66859904 NUMEROLOGY CONSULTATIONS MASSAGE MAN Great music. Beautiful location. ANDREW HALL OSTEOPATH Future Forecasts. Ring Numerologist HOT STONE MASSAGE SWEDISH MASSAGE & REIKI Just come – and dance. Wed, Thurs, Fri. New Brighton EGBERT WEBER 66863338 • Warming • Grounding • Bliss RELAXING HEALING THERAPY Fridays 7-10pm. Enquiries 66843837 66802027 POSTURAL BODYWORK 66855711 Low rates – Peter 66805069 Byron Monday & Friday 66856620 MASSAGE – REFLEXOLOGY I SASSY SALSA Brunswick Wednesday 66851264 Reiki, Aromatherapy, Trager® REBIRTHING & TRAINING A/H 0414187332 "7 Ê Mon 5.30pm Chincogan Mull SOCIAL Ph: Alakh Analda 0413167688 www. Sacred Body 84 Jonson BB BYRON Sat 18th Sth Tweed Sports Club, rebirthing.com.au 66858366, AH 0423519776 / ,*9 7pm class, 8pm party $6/$12 both. HOLISTIC PSYCHOLOGIST PAULA BARUKSOPULO OSTEO >`Ê iÃ}Þ Therapeutic Remedial Massage EVENING PRENATAL YOGA ;Vhi!Z[[ZXi^kZgZa^Z[[gdbWVX`! STYLING & TECHNIQUE M.Ed. (Counselling Psych) MAPsS. Monday 6-7.30pm. Mummy & Me Int & Adv Exceptionally Fri 17th 5pm Incorporating holistic counselling, Peter Dunshea D.O. cZX`!h]djaYZghX^Vi^XeV^c The Studio Buddha Bar. Spins, Body SHIATSU Yoga Tuesday 12-1.30pm Pioneer kinesiology, hypnotherapy, meditation, Hall, Mullum. Phone Vivien 66847785 1/124 Bangalow Rd />>Ê/ i >ÀÀÃÊ Rolls, NY Preps & Shines. Ph Daniel- exercise & nutrition as a pathway ÞÀÊ >Þ la 66809760, www.sassysalsa.com.au OCEAN SHORES leading to good health & happiness. Byron Bay Health fund rebates. Angelika & Peter ä{££Ên££Ê£{ä Health fund & some Medicare rebates. MASSAGE GO-KAHUNA PH 6685 6193 66801654 – 0401013223 66870700 $40 per hour. Phone 66846049 i>Ì Ê,iL>Ìià AGMS Reg No CPOOOO171 RELAXING, MEDITATIVE MULLUMBIMBY GOLF CLUB AGM ISHTA YOGA HEALING MASSAGE Tuesday 21st June 7pm. HATHA YOGA with JOANNE LANGTON DEEP TISSUE, RELAXATION Beg/Remedial: Tues 10-11.30am Tues 9-11am, Epicentre, 51 Border St THERAPEUTIC, REIKI General: Thurs 9.30-11.30am, THANK YOU Friday 9-11am, Ambaji, 6 Marvel St. Phone Heather 66804446 Tues 5.30-7.30pm More info 66843654 (recommended by The Echo staff) THANK YOU to all our fabulous Pioneer Hall Mullum 66843788 Aesha friends who helped make our wedding such a joyous celebration. GOOD STRONG MASSAGE STRONG HANDS MASSAGE HAWAIIAN MASSAGE 16yrs exp Combo Swedish Remedial Love and appreciation, Health Fund rebate. Home visits. with Michaela. Lush & deeply healing Shiatsu Polarity. Cornelia 0427301251 Norman Appel & Magenta Appel-Pye Georg Horn 66848046, 0428131490 2 hours $80. Phone 0416332886 massage in the bay HEALTH NOTICES PREGNANCY MASSAGE ph: 6685 5806 Deeply nurturing & relaxing with Maya. 75 Jonson st. above Westpac REFLEXOLOGY AND MASSAGE Phone 0411656040 JOANNE MORRISH – 66843250 LISTEN A Computer Based Health Fttfodf!pg!Tljodbsf! Care System NATUROPATH ALLERGY TESTING Michael Reynolds N.Y. A.N.T.A. boe!Cfbvuz Foods, Chemicals, Pollens, Health screening, Herbs, Kinesiology, Pesticides, Heavy Metals and Iridology, Nutrition, Homeopathics, s .AILS s &ACIALS Vitamins, Minerals, Urinalysis, Parasites etc. 'ENERAL #LASSES s -ASSAGE s 7AXING Detox programs THE RAINBOW CENTRE -ON 4UES &RI 3AT AM s 2EmEXOLOGY s 4INTING 7ED 4HURS PM i}iÀÃÊÌÊ ÞÃÀiÊ BODYWORKS `iÀ>}V>¤ 6621 5121 "EGINNERS 9OGA ÃÌÕ`iÌÃÊÜiVi BEAUTY THERAPIST 7ED AM q7i`qÀÊÈ>qÇ°{x> MASSAGE THERAPIES s i>Ìi`Ê-ÌÕ` 4HURS &RI n 3AT nPM !FTERNOON #LASSES Jeanne Reynolds R.T. 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Direct sales… save $$$ Margaret Olley, John Olsen, John ‘SOUNDS DIVINE’ 11th Hour Group. Phone 66875367 66872114 Sunshadow Comfort Zone. 66841263 Perceval, William Robinson, Pro Hart, Discover the healing power of sound CARPET OFFCUTS – Lots of sizes Hugh Sawrey, Brett Whitely. Any condi- and your colour ray frequency. P3 20G HDD 256mg RAM XP $320, tion. Phone 0405612983 Sunday 5.30-8.30pm. 17” monitor $90, both $400, great for HANDYMAN TILL and prices at Ray Towers Carpets, 25 years carpentry experience. Mullumbimby Industrial Estate. Gossamer 66871301 work, uni or home. Ph Nev 66841011 66840227 4REE LOPPING RUBBISH REMOVAL GAS HEATERS PAUL IS BACK COMPUTER GRAPHICS COURSES INCH CHIPPER LATTICE JUST DECKS – design, building decks FACTORY PRICES – MADE TO SIZE See Bridglands Retravision for Illustrator – Photoshop – InDesign 0H ,ES Rinnai Radiant & Convector gas Mac or PC. Phone Bob 66853568 for the upmarket client who wants qual- Phone 66801700 TANTRIC MASSAGE ity with that edge of difference, supe- OR heaters. 66842511 For women & men. Also tuition. Bonus warranty available now! 0407431588 rior product with stainless fixings, large &ULLY INSURED LOW BUDGET WEBSITES size decking planks. Slick designs, BYRON BAY cookie COMPANY See in store for details. WOMEN’S LOUNGE MULLUMBIMBY Does your business need a website? decks and Bali thatch pavilions. Con- Elegant gifts, take home packs & bakehouse seconds. 6 Brigantine St, FRIDGE Fisher & Paykel VGC 248L Aroma massage, prenatal, cranio sac- Starting from $150 – quick & easy. tact 0414696640 FOR SALE $300, queen bed ensemble $50, dou- ral balancing. Marion 66841255 5 years exp. Call Samb 0417756636 Byron Bay Arts & Industry Estate. Ph 66396300, www.cookie.com.au ble pine bed base $50. Ph 66805415 MAC G4 Desktop 400MHz 30G + Sony TRADITIONAL WARD’S LANDSCAPE SUPPLIES DINNER TABLES solid salvaged tim- PIANO 18 months old, excellent condi- SOLOMON YOGALATES™ 17” monitor $600. Phone 66801973 tion $2500 ono. Phone 66803951 AH 4wk BEGINNER COURSE in BYRON STONEMASON Wooden railway sleepers, concrete ber, made locally, fr $350. 66843375 Tues 10-11.30am or Thurs 7-8.30am sleepers, garden ornaments & pots, CHEF gas under-bench/wall oven, sep- starts June 21 or 23 @ Ambaji. Info Specialist in feature walls mulches, soil, metals, gravel & more. arate griller $300. Phone 66844344 Mon-Fri 7.30am-6pm, Sat 7.30am- THINK phone Lisa 66804363, 0432150585 and all aspects of retaining REVERSE CYCLE walls and landscaping 2pm. 1176 Myocum Rd, Mullum. MARINE PLY 4 sheets, 6mm $80 each. 66842323 AIR-CONDITIONING THIS WINTER Phone 66884264 SPIRIT ESSENCE Ring Tom Condon BRIDGLANDS 66842511 HANDS ON HEALING Ph 6687 1692 SOLAR PANELS x 4, 10 x 6 volt bat- BAMBOO PLY from $10.50sqm FLOORBOARDS teries $2500. Phone 66771785 Transforming & Revitalising mobile 0412 519 512 Kiln dried T&G camphor laurel floor- Kerry 66803740, 0414912801 For ceilings, walls, doors, etc. all hours Ph 66884188 - sample & brochure boards. Ph 66771697 or 0414186161 WHEELCHAIR Denyer Lightweight Lic no 40277 $350 ono, as new. Phone 66853197 MASSAGE TABLES $220 + supplies, FRIDGE 2dr $190, wash mach auto 5 year warranty. M’bimby Herbals, 79 $170. Could deliver. Ph 0413589388 HYDROPONIC NUTRIENTS cheap. 3EPTIC 7ASTE 2EMOVAL Stuart St, 66843002 or 66850232 AH, Phone 66804693 3UMMERLAND www.balancebodybenches.com MAXWELL & WILLIAMS BRIDGLANDS BUY & SELL - good DESIGNER HOMEWARES VACUUM BAGS %NVIRONMENTAL used furniture - good clean bedding Available at Simpatico Ocean Shores To suit most makes & models viÊÀi>`}à - late model electrical & antiques. M’by 66805000 4HE ,IQUID 7ASTE 3PECIALISTS 66842511 BRIDGLANDS >ÃÃ>}i CHILDCARE TRADISI cushions & covers – made Mullumbimby. 66842511 s 3EPTIC TANK CLEANING to order, any size, shape or filling in- i«>Ì Þ BYRON BABEWATCH s 'REASE TRAP SERVICING cluding daybed covers. Exotic fabrics. CARPET MATS – from 50 cents each s /ILY ,IQUIDS TYAGARAH MULCH >ÌÕÀ«>Ì Þ Nannies & Babysitters Bales from $3.50. Phone 66851371 Call Trina 66807687 at Ray Towers Carpets, Mullumbimby All Insured & Qualified. s 0ORTABLE TOILET HIRE Industrial Estate. i>}à 24 hours / 7 days. 66848008 s HOUR SERVICE COMPOST TOILETS FIREHORSE FIREWOOD BYRON GYM MEMBERSHIP 6 months i`Ì>Ìà Garry Scott • 66843468 100% teatree mulch, rubbish removal, $350, save $98. Phone 66291819 vÀiiÊLÀ>ÀÞ FOR HIRE lawns mowed, whippersnipped, local. BEDS - MATTRESSES - ENSEMBLES Phone Peter 66843366, 0419843366 2ND HAND gas hot water heater Þ}> $OMESTIC - Best brands - Best range - Best prices Rheem 90L, 3m aluminium sliding Start - Bridglands ‘Beds To Go’. The Good BACKYARD or BUSH RETREAT CABIN door, 6 internal timber doors with RURAL ACREAGE G Home Makers M’by 66842511 4.5m dia, 16sqm, timber yurt. Free frames, cheap. Phone 66871515 them COMMERCIAL deliv & inst $15,000 ono. 66841348 early! DEVELOPMENT VACUUM CLEANERS New-Used. HOOVER WASHING MACHINE 5kg Lic.no68775c Repairs, bags, belts, pick up & delivery. front loader $300. Phone 66845137 Phone Vac Man 66868690 LEISURESCAPES Sustainable Landscape GARDEN AND DESIGN CENTRE 5 ASSORTED THEATRE LIGHTS, 40 Baby & Toddler TRAMPOLINES, replacement mats & gal drum of tar, slow combust gas Ital- Solutions ian enamel stove needs work, offers Swimming Classes s ,ANDSCAPE $ESIGN #ONSTRUCTION parts. Ph 66851624, m. 0409851624 STOCKTAKE SALE considered. 66845297, 0427845297 Be our guest at s (ORTICULTURE 0ERMACULTURE #ONSULTATION • 20% - 40% off pots beautiful Mevlana s 'ARDEN 2ENOVATIONS -AINTENANCE • 15% off plants TIAC AIR COMPRESSOR 2hp, two Indoor heated pool 340 s 2ETAINING 7ALLS ROCK BLOCK CONCRETE SLEEPERS CASH BACK • furniture at reduced prices C See Bridglands Retravision for all small cylinders suit nail guns, cost Kaya 6684 4097 Mukti 6684 3153 s 0AVING DRIVEWAYS PATHS COURTYARDS ETC 2 Grevillea St, Byron Arts & Ind Est. your reverse cycle airconditioning $500, sell $350 ono. Phone 66874504 s 0OOLSCAPES NEW RENOVATIONS 66856990 BACKHOE HIRE/4WD s &EATURE STONEWORK needs. Up to $300 cash back on BAR FRIDGE $120, TV $80, bike $150, John Coe – All excavations s 7ATERWISE IRRIGATION SYSTEMS selected models till 31/7/05. 66842511 ORGANIC GARDEN COMPOST all good condition. Phone 66855997 or Ph 66841576, mobile 0408 841576 s 0OSITRACK 2# RUBBER TRACKED BOBCAT $10/30L bag & earthworms. 66846341 s %NVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY LOW GROUND PRESSURE PSI GAS SUPPLIES, appliances, sales & 0423935290 s IN BUCKET WAY DOZER BLADE AUGERS service. Marshalls ph/fax 66801864 AUTO WASHING MACHINE top loader s HEAVY DUTY HYDRAULIC SIDE DISCHARGE SLASHER recon 3 mth warranty $200. 66843450 VACUUM CLEANERS from $49, repairs, 25% OFF RELIABLE HANDYMAN 0HONE bags, parts, prompt free pick up/deliv- SCHOOL BAGS & RAINBOOTS With ute $25/hr – min 2 hrs. -OBILE this week only @ Ocean Shores Surf Brian 0423512730, 6-7pm 66849141 0OSITRACK WORKS WHERE OTHERS CANT ery. Rick’s Vacshack 66843704 NURSERY ()! 'REENSMART 0ROFESSIONAL TIMBER, pine, treated pine, hardwood, CLEARANCE FRONT LOADER washing machine as mouldings, sleepers, fencing, Koppers new $400, fridge 350L works well $50. HALL FOR HIRE Closing, huge discounts, quality Phone 66845381 logs, ply, MDF, lattice, made to order. ornamentals, advanced rainforest. EWINGSDALE HALL AVAILABLE TREE LOPPING Brims Builders Hardware, Mogo Place, Mullum area. 0417026564, 66840076 FRIDGE frost free Fisher & Paykel, for your function. Ph 66847706 AH Billinudgel. Phone 66801718 good condition $250. Ph 66847007 ‘MONEYMASTERS – DVD’ LICENSED VENUE AVAIL FOR Documentary shows how international FREEZER large 340 litre, suit shop/ FUNCTIONS Mullumbimby. 66842273 15!,)49 bankers gained financial control of the large family $120. Phone 66802065 /, 3ECOND (AND 'OODS US & its politicians $45 each (2 disk PHOTOGRAPHY sets). 0404743045 BLANK CDs "** &OR 3ALE 7ANTED FAR INFA RED SAUNA excellent con- Mini Discs & Floppys VIDEO PRODUCTION s .O TREE TOO DIFFICULT !LWAYS "UYING dition $1500 ono. Phone 66322508 Specialising in surf trips, weddings, s %ST s DIAMETER SELF BRIDGLANDS Byron memories, professional, LOADING WOOD CHIPPER "YRON ,OAN /FlCE Mullumbimby. 66842511 affordable. Call Matt 0401098806 s ,ARGE CHERRY PICKER SODA STREAM s 7INCH TRUCK s 3TUMP 0AWNBROKER ND (AND MACHINES & GAS REFILLS. SELL OR SWAP a set of 5 Bridgestone R.P.H. BLACK & WHITE processing & Bridglands Retravision 66842511 ‘Desert Dweller’ 10R 15LT wheels, photo restoration. Phone 0423109800 GRINDER s -ULCH AVAILABLE s $EALER 3INCE 'ET THE WHOLE JOB DONE BY white rims, for Hilux. Phone 66841998 "EHIND THE #INEMA ALUMINIUM SLIDING DOORS x 6 INSURED PROFESSIONALS WITH $180 each. Phone 66804495 MEN’S RACING BIKE $120, h/w tim- TRADEWORK THE RIGHT GEAR 7OOLIES 0LAZA ber slat double bed base $30, 4 lamps 6)# #!20%.4%2 $40, rollerblades $5. Ph 66843236 s BUS SERVICES SEWER CHOKES UKI • Plants & Shrubs LARGE QUALITY FABRIC 3 PIECE Sewer, Drainage & Storm Water block- LOUNGE only $280. Phone 66843218 ages. Sewer machine available. DREAMING • Landscape Supplies COOLANGATTA $19 Gary Potter… All Areas. WHOLESALE HATS, crochet & cotton Ballina $9, Bris $39. BBI 66857447 Ph 6687 1348 • Lic L190 EXCELSIOR TREE 7)7/ • Tanks • Pots • Pavers 300 pieces $350 the lot. 66804621 BYRON 2 BRISBANE EXPRESS 5NIQUE GIFT SHOPHEALING & GARDEN CARE :?@E:F>8E WANTED City/Airport 2 hours. 1800 626222 CENTRE AT -T 7ARNING C8E;J:8G USED RIDE-ON MOWERS. Phone COMMODORE wagon ’92 new tyres, 3 WAYS CAFE, WILSONS CREEK, BEAUTIFUL TREETOPS HOUSE avail RIGHT IN BYRON TOWN, clean nice BEAUTIFUL timber home on 3 acres, Rick on 66884054 pink slip $3500. Phone 66804495 1x3x3 year lease. Phone 66840255 for month of July, 1.5ks Byron, house home, 2 mins walk to town, furnished, 3brs, timber floors, fireplace, views $280pw, rooms from $130pw (no bills). wood floors $130pw. Phone 66807785 $550pw incl lawns. Ph 0415639548 EXERCISE BIKE with aerobic data FORD RAIDER ’92, 9 months rego, UNIQUE RETAIL organic foods & fresh Phone 66855777, 0422871936 for heart condition person. Please call auto, electric windows, 7 seater, air-con flowers. Only organic shop in town. BYRON large room close to town & SUFFOLK PARK 2br unit, part-furn, Marie after 6pm 66845245 $7000 ono. Phone 66801173 Prime location in Coffs Harbour. Please SUFFOLK PK 2br unit, 23/7-7/9, close Tallow Beach $130pw includes bills. single/couple $220pw/$240pw includes phone 66511088 9am-6pm weekdays. beach/shops $160pw. 66853848 Phone 66808049 after 3pm. electricity. Phone 66853554 FORD LASER 2001 5dr hatch exc cond GARAGE SALES going o/s $11,000 ono. 66807727 FOOD VAN gas & electric, sinks, stain- BYRON CBD room in lovely mod WORKING FEM or student share town- BRUNS HEADS 1br flat $140pw, less steel counter & bench, hot water, t’house close to beach/town, suit trav, house with yoga teacher, furn, own $160pw, 2br unit $270pw, 2br furnished ECHO ACCOUNTS POLICY: Ads in TOYOTA LiteAce van ’86 1.8L, unreg, sides open up, compact & easy for one pref fem, avail 26/6, long term OK bathroom, Suffolk $120pw. 66859680 unit $330pw, 4br furnished house, this section must be paid by credit card goes well, new tyres, brakes, garaged, person to manoeuvre, excellent condi- $150/$200pw double. Ph 0422599979 2 mth lease $350pw. O.SHORES or in person at time of placement. moving, must sell $300. 0414833094 tion, first to see will buy $4500, Council B.HILLS intelligent thinking person to 3br villa $240pw. NTH O.SHORES approved. Phone Kris 66879117 share 4br house with lady, main br, w-i- 3br Qld house, carspace $350pw. PETS FOR LIFE ANIMAL SHELTER TOYOTA HILUX ’90 auto, trayback, reg HOUSE SIT r, garage $160pw incl. 66854443 Urgently need your leftovers from ’06, no rust or dents, good tyres, VGC, BILLINUDGEL 3br house $350pw. Siwicki Real Estate, 17 Fingal St, Garage Sales. Books, bricabrac etc. sacrifice $3900. Phone 66803767 REMOVALS IMPECCABLY TIDY animal & garden BYRON room in f-f home, leafy area, Please drop off at our shop at Ocean loving, peaceful, professional couple share with 1 other $110pw. 66855784 Brunswick Heads. Phone 66851206 MERCEDES 300CE 2 door Coupe ’90, Shores Shopping Centre or phone MAN WITH VAN looking to housesit, long/short term, black with grey leather trim, Australian BYRON room $100pw + expenses. BEACHSIDE SUFFOLK 3br house, 66801843 for pickup. Deliveries, moving. 0411087783 won’t last long, call today to snap up delivery, low ks, service books, immac- Phone after 6pm 66855890 north facing deck, SLUG $390pw long quick, excellent refs. Phone 66872263 BILLINUDGEL OP SHOP ulate $19,000. Phone 66212402 lease available. Phone 66841364 BIG ROOM $100pw includes bills, no Open Saturdays 9-12. MAGNA 1999-2000 model 3.5L, CD, HOUSES FOR SALE bond, b-i-robe, d/f. Matt 66854825 BEACHSIDE SUFFOLK opportunity SHARE ACCOM. to secure pretty 2 bedroom duplex SAT 8AM, antique furniture, plants, bri- white, trip computer, regular serviced SOUTH GOLDEN BEACH water views, LILLI PILLI room in comfortable cosy with gardens, 200m beach, long lease cabrac, 125 Stuart St, Mullumbimby $8800. Phone 0427352525 200m beach, 4 year old 4 bedroom ECHO ACCOUNTS POLICY: Ads in house, avail furn or unfurn, single $300pw. Phone 0417631251 home $655,000 Phone 66804761. this section must be paid by credit care MOVING SALE household goods, TOYOTA CAMRY ’89 station wagon, $130pw, double $160pw avail now. More info diysell.com.au?P13189. or in person at time of placement. furniture, hardware, books, mower well maintained, long rego $3300 ono. Phone 0422266161, 66855331 MAIN ARM 2br cottage suit couple, private bush setting, beautiful views, etc, 1109 Coolamon Scenic Drive, Phone 66845308, 0427845308 MEDITATION COMMUNITY walk to BYRON CBD quiet garden room, f-f, SUNRISE room, own tel & TV $135 sunny, timber floors, v’dahs & decks, Montecollum, Saturday 8am. beach, Byron 12 mins, new house, n/s, $25pn or $125pw. Ph 66858458 PEUGEOT 505 wagon, 8 seats, ready (dbl $185) clean & light room $125 (dbl carport, no pets $220pw. 66845208 ah 2 cabins, caravan, deck on 1 acre 9-2 SATURDAY, Byron Bay, house full for reg, no work needed, + spare wagon BAYWOOD CHASE friendly house, $175) close beach/forest. 0422296442 + shares in 85 acres final approval, BRUNSWICK HEADS 3br house of furniture, appliances, fridge, washing for parts, both $500 ono. 66853740 female, no pets/kids $100pw + bond. est gardens & fruit trees, great views FURNISHED ROOMS for overseas $330pw includes power, water & mow- machine, 32 Browning Street. Phone 66853515, 0403123552 MITSUBISHI L300 VAN Mt Warning $499,000 MO Gondwana. travellers central Byron $110pw single/ ing, now vacant, 10 minute walk town BY LADIES of good taste @ 14 Hot- Sunroof, new motor & parts $1700. 66802321 LOOKING FOR SOMEONE to share $160pw double. Phone 66855334 centre. Phone 0438046597 tentot Cres, Mullum, 8am Saturday. Reg April ’06. Phone 66804778 my lovely home $120pw includes TYAGARAH 2.5 acres, 2 year old F-FURN room in beaut house, 5 min FUNKY RENOVATED COTTAGE in electricity, friendly, happy atmosphere 57 BALEMO DRIVE, Ocean Shores, SUBARU 4x4 wagon $2500 ono, reg home, perm water, views, reduced to Byron, worker $100pw. 0411081777 Burringbar, suit quiet single, no dogs Byron area. Phone Lizz 0412490763 moving sale this Saturday, beds, desk, 14/07, great condition. Ph 0431335725 $500,000. Opportunity to drastically BYRON Clarkes Bch in town furn rooms, $160pw. Phone 66770116 bookshelf, cheap. Ph 66803951 AH improve value. No agents. 66847084 BYRON double room $110pw working TOYOTA Corolla hatch ’92 auto a-c short/long term OK. 0408855738 OCEAN SHORES/NEW BRIGHTON pref, furn, quiet house. 66855092 SATURDAY 9AM, 5 Sansom, Bang- VGC $3600. 66882201, 0405441186 BYRON peaceful home, room with TV, quiet street, walk to beach, 2 storey alow, second hand women’s clothes. LAND FOR SALE FORD Falcon GLi ’94 poly green, mag FULLY-FURN room in newly reno vid, bed, walk bch, CBD $110pw or timber, backs onto river & reserve, house, large garden, BBQ area, all 5brs, 2 bath, reverse cycle air-con, A MONSTER GARAGE SALE surplus wheels, CD low ks g.o/s. 66840532 OCEAN SHORES 630sqm nice aspect, $160pw cpl, no bills/drugs. 66809993 new amenities, Sunrise Beach, pref n/s large caravan with tropical roof, double furnishings, table linen, luggage, no comes with architect designed house CORONA ’85 man, Toyota Celica eng, $110pw incl bills + bond. 0401471019 FEMALE CARER wanted for young fem garage $450pw. Phone 66805789 junk or clothing, 8am - 1pm Sat, 20 exc reliable car, exc cond, no rust, rego plans, contour survey. Can assist with in exch free rent/pension. 66809993 Kalamajere Drive, Suffolk Park. + pink slip $2000. Phone 66771523 finance to approved purchaser. Priced BYRON BAY central, room $150pw in BYRON Old Bangalow Road, luxury to sell at $209,000. Phone 66803286 fully-furn beautiful home. 0410763940 BEAUTIFUL room in Byron for clean duplex, part-furn, spa, 2 large brs with SATURDAY, 3 Ultirra Crescent, Ocean female $110pw. Phone 66807602 built-ins, sunny deck, garage, wine Shores, moving out, all must go. NEW ZEALAND 2.5 acres of mature MYOCUM beautiful views & home, 2 cellar, long lease $380pw. Phone bush, flat building site, sea views, road rooms avail, price neg. 0412699878 BYRON room avail in beautiful 3br 3 MYOCUM ST, Mullum near market 66858508 or 66857842. frontage, easy access, 10 mins to home $140pw incl. Jane 66807171 household goods collectibles, Sat 8am "7Ê7, Kohukohu, an international artist vil- BYRON room for working fem in house 1BR GRANNY FLAT in garden set- with fireplace, close to town $120pw + BYRON BAY unfurn large room, 10 HUGE SALE Sat 18th from 8am, 253 lage in Hokianga, Northland $160,000. ting, walk to beach & CBD, telephone bond. Phone 66856591 mins walk to town $90pw + bond, Left Bank Road, Mullum, all good qual- X 63 #OMMODORE 6 [email protected]. 6494055767 connection, parking, 1 working person female preferred. Phone 0431037649 ity & new hand-made wooden toys. (YUNDAI %XCEL BYRON room $120pw. Phone AH only $175pw inclusive + bond & refer- ence required. (OLDEN -' "ARINA PROPERTY FOR SALE 66857227 116 PATERSON ST, Sat 8-1pm, fridges, #OROLLA !% 7$ TO LET 1BR GRANNY FLAT + extra room with bikes, books, kitchenware, BBQ, com- BYRON Butler Street, mature, respon- separate entrance, suit office $245pw puter, so much! 0431193314 7" &ESTIVA REGISTERED LAND SURVEYOR Robert Prikulis. 66847799 sible, working, house trained person BANGALOW SELF STORAGE inclusive + bond & references required, %" &ALCON to share with 1 other & dog, gorgeous 10 HERITAGE COURT, Byron Hills, Hi-tech security. 66872333 1 working person only. 0412691003 fully-furnished house, polished boards leaving sale, clothes, books, some fur- 5 #ORFAIR HOLIDAY ACCOM. $150pw + bills. Phone 0400664775 CARAVANS & CABINS from $195pw. OCEAN SHORES 3 bedroom house, niture, Saturday only from 9am. X 42 -AGNA 7AGON Byron Tourist (Van) Village. 66857378 large secure yard, vegie garden, fruit .ISSAN 0ULSAR WATERFRONT 4 Star Brunswick f-f 1 PATERSON ST quiet home looking for trees, opposite golf course $250pw, SAT 8.30, 70 Bangalow Rd/Cumbebin BYRON LINKS -AZDA 7AGON & 2br luxury apartments. Ph 66851631 long term working person, fully-furn available 1/7. Phone Alan 66848038 in Park corner, fashion victim sale. Luxury 3br / 2 bathroom accom. ## ,ANCER townhouse $110pw. Ph 0438537768 HUGE GARAGE SALE, beautiful range BYRON BAY 3br, 1 bathroom house DLUG, pool, tennis court. MAGICAL 3 & 4BR HOUSES, fully- 4OYOTA 4ARAGO SUNRISE room, mature, easy going, of plants, cot, strollers, toys, clothes & to rent, lovely Lilli Pilli area, outdoor Weekly, monthly or permanent. furn in Buddhist influence, overlooking n/s & d/f $120pw. Phone 0414622053 household goods, lots of bargains, Lot spa & BBQ area, from 4/7/05 - 15/7/05 From $450pw fully-furnished. nature reserve, walk beach/town, 3 ",Ê- 64-70 Broken Head Road. mths min. www.bodhis.com.au & www. 13 Alidenes Road, Mullum (off Wilsons $1100. Phone for details 66808309 LENNOX room in 3br townhouse, walk Paul Prior 0418324297 shivas.com.au. Phone 0402916594 Creek Road). Phone 66841039 3UBARU WAGON MANUAL to beach $95pw. Phone 66875228 PSTEERING FREE ELECT industrial unit $44pw. BALLINA EAST nice 2br unit, quiet, QUALITY ITEMS, kitchen, bedroom, SHORT TERM ACCOM. LARGE ROOM in quiet home 5 min- 4OYOTA #AMRY 7AGON Siwicki RE 17 Fingal, Bruns 66851206 trees, recently renovated $220pw. dining & laptop computer $400 incl SPEED YOGA RETREAT rooms from $35pn, utes CBD Byron, mature 25+ n/s d/f. access a bargain, Sat 8-2, 12 Pepper- OCEAN SHORES 3br house, r/c air- Sunrise Beach. Phone 66809242 Phone 66856612, 0423165131 O.SHORES modern studio apartment con, carport $250pw. Phone 66867678 bush St, Suffolk Park. Ph 66859694 62 #OMMODORE with lake views, north facing deck, BYRON $120pw + bond, worker to 7AGON AUTO WATER VIEWS – BRUNSWICK tastefully furn, incl DVD $175pw incl BANGALOW s-cont un-furn executive share with 2 others, 5 mins to beach & CARAVANS FOR SALE 43 -AGNA WAGON Luxury fully-furn. 2br apartments. power, water, Austar. 66804441 studio/bedsit, 1 room + ens, wide rural AUTO Phone 0414658025 town. Ring Kylie 66809497 9-5.30. views, walk village, available now, suit DESIGNER beach house, 4brs, ensuite, quiet, clean single, n/s $180pw includes CARAVAN ONSITE Byron Bay Van TRANQUIL LILLI PILLI TYAGARAH great room in beautiful 0ACIFIC (WY 4YAGARAH 3 decks with views to surf, furn/unfurn, electricity. Phone 66870501 AH. Village, priced to sell $35,500 conds 3brs, 2 bthrms, polished floors, new reno on acres, 5 mins Mullum/ Bali landscape South Golden Beach apply. Insp today or ph 0415662585 Brunswick, 10 mins Byron/Bangalow, quiet, warm, sunny, stylishly furn, $450pw. Phone 66804441 $,. student or worker only $130pw + bond/ MILLARD 16’ with annex, gal chassis, 0(/.% avail during July-Aug to suit your expenses. Phone 0404277810 O.S. new 3br, LUG, close to shops, long double bed, 2 bunk beds, fridges, stove, dates for approx 6-8 weeks $385pw. -1 "-/ lease, quiet, n/s $280pw. 66844106 microwave, GC $2000. 66846224 Call 66809871 WORKING PERSON required for TRACTOR REPAIRS house in Mullum, in town on river, 28+, ,1, CARAVAN & ANNEX with porch, air- SELF-CONTAINED ACCOM lovely set- ting, 5 mins Byron. Phone 66847137 share with 2 others, 1 room + study, d/f, UÊÊÌÌ>V i`Ê£ÊLi`ÀÊ}À>ÞÊ conditioned, toilet, shower, separate bond/refs $125pw. Phone 0416247888 laundry, fridge & stove, with tropical y>Ì]ÊÃi«>À>ÌiÊiÌÀÞ°Ê*ÀÛ>ÌiÊ GjgVaBVX]^cZgnGZeV^gHZgk^XZ BRUNSWICK HEADS 2br flat opp vÀiÃÌÊÃÕÀÀÕ`ðÊf£Çx«Ü roof $4200. Phone 66841546 river, 1 min beach, fully-furn, light & BYRON BAY 1 single room, part-fur- 3UFFOLK 0ARK ÛiÞÊÓÊLÀÉ£ÊL>Ì Ê bright, 7 wks July 29 to Sept 18 $200pw nished, chilled house $100pw includes i]ÊiÊÊvÀÊLi>V ÊÊÊ UÊÊ >À}iÊÎÊLi`ÀÊLÀVÊ i]Ê bills. Phone 0428306270 CAR SERVICE /, /",Ê incl elect, single pref. Ph 66850215 «ÀÛ>Ìi]Ê}>Ìi`ÊiÃÌ>Ìi°ÊV°ÊiiVÌ]ÊÜ>ÌiÀÊEÊ wÀi«>Vi°ÊfÎ{ä«ÜÊVÕ`iÃÊ Þ>À`Ê>Ì°Ê£ÓÌ Êi>Ãi]ÊvÕÀà i`°Ê SUFFOLK studio, 2 rooms, fully self- LENNOX large room share with 3 stu- >ÜÃÊViÊ>ÊÌ dents, avail 20/6, ensuite, walk-in robe Ê«iÌÃÊ PWK , *,- contained & furnished, private, lush UÊÊ iÀV>Ê i>ÃiÊ BSW MOTORS ,i«>ÀÃ]Ê*>ÀÌÃÊ>`Ê,iÃÌÀ>ÌÃÊÊ tropical setting, a gem, up to 4 weeks $105pw + expenses. Phone 66874731 "YRON "AY - ÀÌÊÜ>ÊÌÊLi>V °Ê In Billinudgel! -«>VÕÃÊÎÊLÀÉÓL>Ì Ê`Õ«iÝÊÜÌ Ê>À}iÊ iÀLÊv>ÀʳÊÓÊLi`ÀÊ Burkhard does Pink Slips now! ÌÊ>Ê >iÃÊ>`Ê `iÃ]ÊÊ from 18th June $250pw. 66853977 BYRON CENTRAL unfurnished room ÃÌiÊÃiÀÛViÊ>Û>>Li°ÊÊ i>vÞÊ«ÀÛ>ÌiÊVÕÀÌÞ>À`°ÊÀV°Ê>À`iÊ VÌÌ>}i°Êf£nä«Ü 10 Bonanza Dr. 66804999. LILLI PILLI 2 rooms $90pw/$110pw $100pw peaceful happy person 20-30 >ÌÊEÊÜ>ÌiÀÊV°ÊÈ£ÓÌ Êi>Ãi°Ê *Ài«ÕÀV >ÃiÊëiVÌÃ°Ê years. Phone 0417606011 quiet house, own entrance. 66809686 Ê«iÌÃÊ PWK /À>VÌÀÃÊÃ`ÊÊÊ * °ÊÕiÊEÊ«ÀÊqÊÞÕÀÊ ÕÕÊiÌÌ}Ê>}iÌà MOTOR VEHICLES BEACHSIDE SUFFOLK 2 rooms, "YRON "AY ÎÊLÀÉ£ÊL>Ì ÊV >À}Ê -ÕV>ÃÌÊÀÃÌÊ >Ì>ÊÊ VÃ}iÌÊvÀÊViÌÃ°Ê BEAUTIFUL HOME Mexican style, 2brs, Baywood Chase, 17/6-7/7 $260pw established share house $110pw, `iÀÊÃÌÞiÊ ÕÃi]ÊÃÊÌÊÌÜ°Ê xÊ ÕÀÀ}L>ÀÊ-Ì°Ê ÕÕ°ÊÈÈn{ÊÓÈ£x DON’T BUY A LEMON – SAVE $$$s 7 Ê6 Ê/, /",-Ê",Ê- all inclusive. Phone 0421352701 $105pw, clean drug & TV free, spa- /LiÀÊvÀÃÉÊÛiÀ>`> ð£ÓÌ Êi>Ãi]Ê Cars, 4WDs, trucks, bikes, bought at cious household, student/working pre- vÕÀà i`°Ê Ê«iÌÃÊ PWK dealer prices. Ph Barry 0427667177 ÌiÀ>Ì>Ên{{Ê-ÊnÇ*Ê OCEAN SHORES 2 bedroom house ferred. Phone 66859092, 66859790 "92/. "!9 23/6-17/9 $220pw. Phone 66801973 Ì>VÌÊ ÞÀÊ >ÞÊÀÃÌÊ >Ì>ÊÊ /À>VÌÀÊÊÌ«ÊÜÀ}Ê SUFFOLK beachside room in beautiful BED BATH F FURN UNIT ON ,AWSON CAR BODIES V`Ì° MAGICAL 3 & 4BR HOUSES, fully- home, 5 min walk beach/shops, yoga 3T !DJACENT TO BEACH WALK TO TOWN furn in Buddhist influence, overlooking friendly $100pw. Phone 0410779764 3,5' !VAIL MTHS ONLY PW REMOVED FREE , Ê" Ê "7 ,-Ê nature reserve, walk beach/town, 3 / iÊ*ÀviÃÃ>à BED BATH HOUSE IN 0ACIlC 6ISTA Phone 0418189324, 0438189323 Û>ÀÕÃÊÃâiÃÊ>`Ê«ÀVià mths min. www.bodhis.com.au & www. LENNOX HEAD walk to beach, own ÞÀÊ >Þ ESTATE .EWLY RENOVATED M TO bathroom $120pw + exp. Ph 66874287 VOLVO 740 WAGON ’90 auto, ABS, shivas.com.au. Phone 0402916594 BEACH QUALITY lNISHINGS CENTRAL C good condition, 240,000ks $6000 ono. /, /",Ê- /9Ê 1 /-É/"7 "1- -É 1* 8 YARD MTH LEASE AVAIL NOW PW Phone 0418852481 PROPERTY FOR SALE BR NEW THOUSE PTIMBER mOORS BED BATH F FURN UNIT RIGHT IN - ENSUITE LGE TIMBER DECK POOL TOWN BLOCK TO BEACH FRONTREAR QUIET AREA 3,5' BALCONIES !IR CON MODERN STYLE >ÛiÊ>Ê>««ÀÛi`Ê,°"°*°-°Ê PW 35&&/,+ Ã>viÌÞÊvÀ>iÊvÌÌi`ÊÌÊÞÕÀÊ BR NEW THOUSE SEP LOUNGE !VAIL PW ÌÀ>VÌÀ°Ê̽ÃÊV i>«iÀÊÌ >Ê>Ê "!.+3 3!)$ @./ DINING ENSUITE CYARD AREA 35&&/,+ 0!2+ ACON POOL $,5' BED BATH UNIT BEACHSIDE 3UFFOLK #(%#+ 4()3 vÕiÀ>°Ê* iÊÕÃÊÜ° PW 35&&/,+ MODERN !IR CON PRIVATE CYARD LONG 7(!4 ./7 "1- - LEASE PW )NCLUDING GARDENS 7Àà «Ê >ÀÌÃÊ,`]Ê BR HOME LGE FYARD QUIET AREA i`iÀ>°Ê* iÊ ÊvÀÊÃiÀÛVi° )F YOU FALL OUTSIDE OF THE TRADITIONAL LENDING POLICIES ENSUITE LGE LIVING AREA 3,5' !RCHITECT DESIGNED EXECUTIVE HOME 4ERMS CONDITIONS APPLY PW "!97//$ IN QUIET AREA BED STUDY LARGE &5,, #!2 %)%,)(*'*. BR HOME COVERED ODOOR AREA KITCHEN HIGHEST QUALITY lTTINGS s /WNER /CCUPIER s $ISCHARGED BANKRUPT %'++--)&)( FYARD BIKE RIDE TO BEACH 3,5' TIMBER BALCONY W VIEWS PW s )NVESTMENT ,OANS s $EBT #ONSOLIDATION PW "!97//$ INCLUDING GARDENS s #22! DEFAULTS n 0AID OR 5NPAID s #ONSTRUCTION $EVELOPMENT ,OANS " , -ORE PROPERTIES AVAILABLE PLEASE CALL $%4!),).' s ,O $OC n .O &INANCIALS s (OME "UYERS ,OAN SQM INDUSTRIAL UNIT GREAT BUSINESS FOR SALE s 3ELF %MPLOYED LESS THAN YEARS s &IRST (OME /WNER POSITION BUSY COMPLEX MEZZ ./ 0%43 5.,%33 34!4%$ TOILET SHOWER )NSPECTIONS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY MANUFACTURING/WHOLESALE s 0%23/.!, ,/!.3 7%,#/-% PW INC '34 /' ,* (OOKER "YRON "AY (%2% business, established clientele nation- /THER INDUSTRIAL UNITS AVAILABLE wide. Heaps of potential for expan- 4!33! (/-%,/!.3 PLEASE CONTACT !LISON !NDREWS #APE "YRON #AR 3ALES sion. Genuine reasons for sale. WIWO 4INCOGAN 3TREET -ULLUMBIMBY .O PETS APPLY IN PERSON #NR &LETCHER $,. $45,000. Ph 66874505, 66874865 !LL PROlTS GO TO LOCAL CHARITY ,AWSON 3TREETS "YRON "AY 42 June 14, 2005 Byron Shire Echo www.echo.net.au A HUGE DUPLEX on 1 acre, 3brs, 2 WARNING SALES AND MARKETING experi- TELE-SALES part-time, great earning bathrm, carport, Yelgun 10 mins from The Department of Fair Trading has enced, self-motivated with initiative. potential, experience preferred. Email BIRTHDAYS Bruns, no pets $300pw. Ph 66802422 warned people to be very careful Hours neg. Apply in writing: Native CV to [email protected] * /-Ê",Ê Ê about responding to advertisements Tastes Herbal Tea Productions, PO HAPPY 18TH RENEE /Ê- / , GRANNY FLAT furn, Mullum, 2 acres offering work at home. Readers should Box 55, Bangalow NSW 2479, email: WORK EXP./TRAINEE Events & enter- on river, n/s d/f, mature fem pref. be wary if you are asked to pay money [email protected] tainment industry. [email protected]. $150pw + exp. Phone 66841415 upfront for employment opportuni- au RURAL STUDIO 10 minutes to ties and never send money to a post VOLUNTARY CARETAKERS offi ce box. CARETAKER / CLEANER Bangalow, no pets, no kids $150pw + A vacancy exists in Byron Bay for a Required for the overnight roster of a electricity. Phone 66291803 part-time caretaker/cleaner for approx- Byron Bay youth refuge. Enjoy mak- ing a valuable contribution for our O.SHORES 2 storey home, 3brs, 2 bath- PLUMBER / GASFITTER imately 22 hours per week. Duties Australian Hot Water requires a include cleaning the premises, locking youth once a month, or even once a rms, LUG, opp shopping ctr $265pw. week, with free tucker plus allowance Scott at Eagle Realty 66804777. qualifi ed tradesman to take a and unlocking the building, helping set lead role in installing & servicing up tables and chairs in various rooms, for travel. Comfortable overnight bed. )SIS IS A BEAUTIFUL GREY AND WHITE EWINGSDALE lovely 4 bedroom, 2 water heaters, including solar. and ordering cleaning supplies. Phone Jane 66857509 or 0403170315 GOOD NATURED CAT WHO MIXES bathroom family home on 3/4 acre, Excellent terms & conditions. The successful candidate must be APPRENTICE CHEF 2nd year, EXCEPTIONALLY WELL WITH OTHER CATS AND spacious, private, inground pool, great Phone 66856160 available to work fl exible hours JUNIOR KITCHENHAND, Fresca, PEOPLE 7E HAVE MORE CATS AND entertaining decks, fireplace, DLUG or fax resume to: 66858001 including nights and weekends. Bangalow Hotel. Patrick 0421962090 KITTENS IN OUR SHELTER AT "ILLINUDGEL $570pw incl lawns. Phone 66847482 From your family & friends. They will be required to attend a 0H OR BEAUTY THERAPIST casual 2 or 3 weekly meeting to confi rm their roster WWOOFER wanted room & board days per week. Phone 66844574 "Y APPOINTMENT ONLY for the coming week. exchange work. Ph Sharon 66845058 CHURCH NOTICES WANTED TO RENT Candidates should mail their ECHO ACCOUNTS POLICY: Ads in application along with a short resume stating relevant experience and the HAIRDRESSER PETS OF THE WEEK this section must be paid by credit care The Edge has a position available CHRISTIAN CITY CHURCH 8* , ÊÊ names of two work referees to: Enq 66808872 Sunday Service 10am or in person at time of placement. for a talented and enthusiastic senior Caretaker/cleaner position, 40 Banksia Dr, Byron Ind. Est. hairdresser. Phone AH 66871600 PENSIONER with excellent local refer- -1* ,6-",-ÊÊ PO Box 309, Byron Bay NSW 2481 ences looking for long term, 1br self- no later than close of business on contained unit on bus route between EÊ7/Ê-/ÊÊ Tuesday 21 June. LOST & FOUND FUNERAL NOTICE Ocean Shores & Mullum. Single, quiet, PURNELL, ALLAN DAVID – FOUND: black small ladies zip-up sober, non-smoking gent. Will sign , +1, Ê Passed away 9th June 2005. Late cardigan found on Main Arm Road. lease. Please call 66851025 before }ÊvÀÊ}Ài>ÌÊÊ of Mullumbimby. Beloved husband of noon or after 6pm. Please call Marie after 6pm 66845245 SNOWBALL is a playful, smoochy «iÀÃ>Ìià Thelma, much loved father and father- 7 month old. A very pretty, smoky 38 YEAR OLD conscious male, work- * \Êä{ÎÎÊ£ÓÇÊ£Ó£ FOUND: purple & orange shawl in-law of Ken, Julie & Paul, Merv & grey & white girl who loves people & ing, non-smoker, looking for clean, found at Mullum Folk Club. 66804621 Charmaine, Bevan and Geoffrey. other cats. You can meet her, along quiet, sunny space. Phone Dave with SPUD, LOLLY, FLEUR, FRODO, 0422177040 or AH 66849292 Relatives and friends are invited to PUSSUM, PANDA, CHANEL & MUSICAL NOTES attend Allan’s funeral service to be held KITTENS at our Cat Adoption Centre, MATURE pleasant research female graveside at the Mullumbimby Garden BYRON SOUND LOUNGE 124 Dalley St, Mullumbimby, Tues & requires accommodation. 0418491894 Cemetery on THURSDAY (16th June) Recording, rehearsal & PA hire, Sat 9-11am, Thurs 3-5pm. at 10am. No flowers by request. Dona- HOUSE PROUD TENANT, excellent 7 days early till late. 66808938 local refs looking for well maintained tions to the Lismore Westpac Rescue house with beauty for self and 2 cats, ECHO Helicopter Service would be appreci- Animal Welfare League NSW 1 or 2 bedrooms, long lease. Please ated. (North Coast Branch) 66844070. phone 66872280 or 0410720307 CLASSIFIEDS WHITE DOVE FUNERALS 66803084 SELF-CONT accom for 6-8 wks for mat 66841777 ONLY ADULTS n/s veg fem, up to $220pw. 66843218 LIVESTOCK BEST BODY MASSAGE. Guaranteed. 0415 200866 – 10am to 6pm. TO LEASE UNBROKEN HORSE? DANCERS, BAR STAFF required at FACTORY 140sqm excellent position, Horse broken & trained. Horses 4 sale. Players Universal Lounge. Full or part- Ewingsdale Road frontage, cheap. 0404475428 time. Full training provided. Earn lots & Phone 0414857147 lots of $$$ & have lots of fun. Ph after 1pm 0732299344, Byron 0415662585 MULLUMBIMBY 120sqm, 3yr x 3 lease PETS ground floor in arcade with good traffic DELIGHTFUL discreet massage with flow. Suncoast 1st Nat. 66842615 ADOPT A CAT from Animal Welfare Arna. Thursday-Friday. 0407163828 TH League NSW. Phone 66844070 BYRON ARTS & IND EST display/ 7ED EROTIC MAN TO MAN massage workshop/office space avail, great ANIMAL RIGHTS & RESCUE GROUP Tweed Coast. 0419468169 location $170pw. Phone 66857198 -*, 7INTER &ASHION OFF Far Nth Coast urgently needs homes ÌÊLiÊ>}ÃÌÊÌ iÊwiÃÌ for many dogs, pups, cats, kittens CASUAL SEX DIRECTORY young sin- BYRON IND UNIT 80sqm, good pos, 4HURS TH Carers needed (food provided), volun- gle women, cheating wives & mature side roller door $200pw. 66857606 * 9 ,-Ê1 6 ,- teers, garage sales items. 66221881 ladies – all wanting the same thing. 0ROGRESSIVE $5.45p/min, mob ex. 1902215037 or visit www.animalrights.org.au BYRON A&I ESTATE Industrial unit, ÀÃL>i½ÃÊÃÌÊ«ÀiÃÌ}ÕÃÊ OFF modern, 81sqm with mezzanine }iÌii½ÃÊVÕLÊÀiµÕÀiÃÊ TH ATTRAC s/f anything goes seeking &RI men, I charge no fees. 0500588815 $200pw. Phone 0421962090 vÕÊÛ}ÊÃÌ>vvÊÌÊÊÌ iÊ ÕÛiÀÃ>ÊVÀiÜ° OFF WORK WANTED SOCIAL ESCORTS , ÊfxääfÎäää*7 ECHO ACCOUNTS POLICY: Ads in UÊ ,- 3ALE BALLINA Exclusive Company 5-star this section must be paid by credit card UÊÃÌiÃÃiÃÊÉÊ,iVi«Ì premises now open, 34 Piper Drive, or in person at time of placement. 3!4). Ballina, 10am till late. 66816038 UÊ >ÀÊÉÊ ÀÊ-Ì>vv 3%,%#4%$ ,!$)%3 ',/"% CLEANING Sunrise or Industrial Estate. UÊ-iVÕÀÌÞÊÉÊ*,Ê>ÌÕÀi® "/8%23 BORDER COLLIE X 8 weeks old, BYRON BALLINA OUTCALLS. *%!.3 3(/%3 0432418835 Marlene 66855613 or 0401949806 0H #ATS AFTER PM 7%!2 sweet natured pups looking for loving "YRON "AY 3UNDAYS homes $150 ono. Phone 66878938 or BYRON AREA OUTCALLS. HOLIDAY WORK WANTED Cassie 0401227119 Priestley, Melbourne Uni Commerce 0421401775 student coming home for 4 weeks from 1 GORGEOUS BLACK LABRADOR SENSUAL DELIGHTS exploring touch 22/6 is looking for part-time job. Has /&& /&& /&& left, top quality dog waiting for his new Byron – Wednesday, in & out calls. RSA and 1st Aid Cert. Ph 66807169 family, 10 weeks. Phone 66840046 Phone 0402169906 FREE fem dog, brindle dalmatian 7mth SPICE UP YOUR LIFE! Sexy blonde HANDYMAN VG dog sits, 2 good home. 66801569 bi-lady. Call Sasha 0437219391 25 years carpentry experience. 66840227 $!93 /.,9 BRUSHCUTTING. Neat and quick. Phone Nick 66846661 "URRINGBAR 3T -ULLUMBIMBY 0H THE ECHO MINI TIPPER with driver needs work, More Classified rubbish removal, cartage. Anything! Anywhere! David 0427018861 2%3#5% 315!$ TUITION information than MI5. RELIABLE THOROUGH CLEANER 6/,5.4%%23 ENGLISH LANGUAGE TUITION Phone the secret code number will be pleased to give your home that "!.'!,/7 !2%! Qualified ESL teachers in handy special Virgo touch $18/hr – 2 hour Byron location. Byron Bay English sessions only. Phone 66843837 4HE "RUNSWICK 6ALLEY AND $ISTRICT Language School. 66808253 66841777 6OLUNTEER 2ESCUE /RGANISATION )NC LAWNMOWING & GARDENING TUTORIALS IN COMPUTING Pruning, fertilising, spraying. IS SEEKING MOTIVATED MEMBERS OF THE "ANGALOW COMMUNITY TO JOIN THIS Person to person tuition, computer Contact David 0427018861 tutor comes to you. 3hr. 1800 016010 EMERGENCY NUMBERS ORGANISATION WHICH IS THE 0RIMARY Please stick this by your phone 2ESPONSE 2ESCUE 5NIT FOR "YRON 3HIRE SAX, FLUTE, CLARINET, RECORDER POSITIONS VACANT 4HIS 2ESCUE 5NIT ATTENDS Alfredo Lopes, 20 yrs exp. 66859851 AMBULANCE, FIRE, POLICE...... 000 OFFICE Admin./Manager – part-time, s PERSONS TRAPPED IN MOTOR VEHICLE AMBULANCE Mullumbimby...... 131233 creative, multi-skilled, innovative. Email ACCIDENTS MATHS Byron Bay...... 131233 CV to [email protected] s VEHICLE RESCUES Friendly, exp teacher. Ph 66802448 BRUNSWICK VALLEY RESCUE Sea and road rescue ...... 66851999 BRUNSWICK MARINE RADIO TOWER...... 66850148 s SEARCHES FOR MISSING PERSONS MATHS TO YEAR 12. Experienced. MULLUMBIMBY HOSPITAL ...... 66842266 s ANIMAL RESCUES Phone John 66842542 BYRON BAY HOSPITAL ...... 66856200 %SSENTIAL CRITERIA IS THAT YOU ARE LEARN TO SPEAK INDONESIAN POLICE Brunswick Heads ...... 66851277 YEARS OR OVER HOLD A CURRENT DRIVERS All ages. Ph Kim or Made 66884529 Mullumbimby ...... 66842144 LICENCE HAVE YOUR OWN VEHICLE AND Byron Bay...... 66859499 PHONE BRUNS school hols swim school incl survival skills & stroke correction, inter/ Bangalow ...... 66871404 )T IS DESIRABLE THAT YOU HOLD A adv, 5, 6, 7, 12, 13, 14 July. 66841417 STATE EMERGENCY SERVICE Storm & tempest damage, flooding .66843444 7ORKCOVER !PPROVED &IRST !ID AIDS Confidential Testing & Information (ACON)...... 66221555 Byron Shire Hospitals #ERTIlCATE THAT YOU BE lT WITH A GUITAR, vocal, songwriting tuition AL-ANON Help for family & friends of alcoholics ...... 66857559, 66855142 KEEN SENSE OF COMMUNITY AND A reas rates. 66847720, 0409747775 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS 24 Hours...... 66868599 Certified Midwife DESIRE TO HELP OTHER PEOPLE AND ANIMAL RESCUE (DOGS & CATS) ...... 66281358 POSITION NO. M2005/010 HAVE THE ABILITY TO WORK EFFECTIVELY IN MASSAGE CO-DEPENDENTS ANONYMOUS ...... 66844414 Permanent Part Time – 40 hours per fortnight – predominantly A TEAM BASED ENVIRONMENT LEARN MASSAGE. Beg: Tues & Wed, LIFELINE ...... 131114 night duty 7E WILL TRAIN YOU TO .37 3TATE Adv: Thurs & Fri. Phone 0417696084 MENSLINE 7pm–11pm nightly (phone counselling & referral for men).66222240 Salary: $20.12 to $28.27 per hour NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS Meets daily...... 66807280 Enquiries: Jenny Shaw on (02) 6684 2266 2ESCUE "OARD !CCREDITATION 3TANDARD Email: [email protected],au THIS INCLUDES ROPE WORK NEIGHBOURHOOD CENTRE ...... 66841286 Application Packages: Maria Bristow on (02) 6620 6129 NORTHERN RIVERS GAMBLING SERVICE...... 66872520 Email: [email protected] )NTERESTED PERSONS PLEASE CONTACT ECHO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE 24hr crisis line...... 1800 656463 Closing Date: 27 June 2005 -IKE #OOK ON OR CLASSIFIEDS WILDLIFE CARE & RESCUE...... 0500 882626 Eligibility lists are created for all vacancies. The Health Service follows the MOB OR BAT HOTLINE ...... 0500 888822 principles of EEO, OHS&R, EAPS and Ethical practice and is working towards becoming a smoke-free workplace. Relevant criminal history checks will be #HRIS &OSTER ON OR PHONE KOALA HOTLINE ...... 66841213 conducted prior to appointment. MOB 66841777 GEORGE THE SNAKE MAN...... 0407 965092 www3.health.nsw.gov.au/healthjobs ! #OMMUNITY 3ERVICE !NNOUNCEMENT FROM4HE %CHO NSW Wildlife Information & Rescue Service (WIRES)...... 66281898 www.echo.net.au Byron Shire Echo June 14, 2005 43 News Extra Weekly DA watch North coast A joyous fi rst Dreaming at Woodford recycling You may not see Council’s development application advertis- ing as it is not placed in your community paper. As a free service, More than 96% of all the therefore, we regularly list all significant new DAs on public exhibi- organic waste produced on tion, making clear exactly what is sought in the applications and the north coast is recycled or identifying the location of the land affected. reused, a recent study by a We urge readers to follow up on DAs they feel may affect them group of North Coast coun- by visiting Council’s office before the advised closing date and cils has revealed. The study conducted for the North East making an appropriate written submission. Waste Forum, surveyed over 34 Wilsons Creek Road AM Moses Close 20/6/05 1,800 businesses and organi- Wilsons Creek Modification to Building Application sations representing 38 dif- 6.1993.2519.2 for dwelling. ferent business sectors. The 28 Ruskin Street D de Kantzow Close 21/6/05 Council areas of Ballina Byron Bay Alterations & additions to Shire, Byron Shire, Clarence 10.2005.280.1 existing dwelling. Valley, Kyogle, Lismore City, 346 Coorabell Road Kywong Ridge Pty Ltd Close 21/6/05 Richmond Valley and Tweed Coorabell Demolition of existing dwelling & Shire were included in the 10.2005.288.1 relocate another dwelling (two-storey study. + double garage) onto property. The purpose of the study Lot 12 DP 854466 G & R Chaffer Close 20/6/05 was driven by the need to Pinegroves Road Two-storey dwelling including carport & reduce the amount of organic Tyagarah tree removal including 15 species including waste ending up in landfill 10.2005.264.1 endangered/rare species & bat & koala and it will assist councils to habitat species – not threatened species. develop local and regional 18 Palmer Avenue SA Thompson Close 21/6/05 strategies for managing reuse Ocean Shores Two-storey dwelling & swimming pool. of organic waste. The study 10.2005.279.1 was conducted over a 10- The first annual International Indigenous is pictured here talking with visionary festival Lot 3 DP 710680 P & J Johnson Close 20/6/05 month period, and focused Festival, The Dreaming, held on the Wood- director Rhoda Roberts. ‘The Woodford area Coolamon Scenic Drive Alterations & additions to two-storey on commercial and industrial ford Folk Festival site, over the long weekend was particularly devastated when the Dunngi- Coorabell dwelling including double garage. producers (businesses was a deeply moving event with many tear- dau people, the traditional custodians, were 10.2005.262.1 generating large amounts of ful/joyous reunions and new connections forced to move to Cherbourg (near Murgon 29 Rangal Road RC Pyne Close 20/6/05 similar organic materials and made. Cultures, traditions and performances 300 km away) 100 years ago, and conse- Ocean Shores Two-storey dwelling. businesses generating small explored and appreciated, empathy seemed to quently lost their history, spiritual connections 10.2005.299.1 quantities of mixed organic be the underlying theme. and religion. One of the things we really want 18 Elizabeth Avenue AT Dunlop Close 21/6/05 materials) and municipal George Rrurrambu, black rock music pio- to do is research the Dungidau and other local South Golden Beach Modification to Development Application organics (food and garden neer from the Warumpi band who performed clan groups and revitalise the language and 5.1995.268.3 to reduce size of required screen. organics from households a one man show about his ancestory and life, songlines,’ said Ms Roberts 4 Laurel Avenue RA Devine Close 23/6/05 and biosolids). A number of Mullumbimby Alterations & additions to existing waste audits for commercial 10.2005.293.1 two-storey dwelling. and municipal organics were New helicopter for rescue service welcomed Lot 17 DP 785612 F Esposito Close 21/6/05 undertaken. The launching of its state-of- built Eurocopter Dauphin helicopter in Malaysia – Binna Burra Road New deck. Of the some 2,225,000 the art replacement helicop- N2 represents a major ferrying business executives Binna Burra tonnes of organic waste ter was the icing on the cake milestone in the service’s around the country. Now it’s 10.2005.294.1 produced in the region each for the Westpac Life Saver proud 23-year history. saving lives. The Dauphin Lot 5 DP 578269 JM Lindsay Close 20/6/05 year, about 94% comes from Rescue Helicopter Service’s Before arriving at the N2 has technological Suffolk Park Alterations & additions to businesses producing a single Awareness Week, 2005. The helibase in Lismore, the N2 advances that allow faster 10.2005.266.1 two-storey dwelling. type of organic material. introduction of the French- was in service as a corporate responses to emergencies. holding a cat adoption day at stall, contact 6676 4555 the CWA rooms, Brunswick Inc (raising money to build a Ballina RSL Club Audito- Pin This Up the Seventh Day Adventist Monday -Friday, 9am-1pm. Heads at 10am. Enquiries dog/horse shelter in Byron rium. Welcoming address Free mosaic School Fiesta Day on Sunday Uki Buttery Bazaar 6685 1049. Shire) need donated house- will be given by Ballina June 19. Our cat shelter has On Sunday June 19 featuring Ballina carer hold goods, furniture, cloth- Shire Mayor Phil Silver and workshops 33 cats and kittens in care and ing and books to sell at their complimentary champagne Byron Youth Service is run- spinners and weavers, come we are full to maximum and support group op shop, corner Tweed and and hors d’oeuvres will be ning free mosaic workshops, along and see the magic of the urgently need homes for these This month we are back at Booyun Streets, Brunswick provided. Please RSVP by if you are between 15 and 25 spinning wheel. Fine and cats. We have an op-shop at Crowley Retirement Village Heads (next to 5-Star super- June 20 on 6686 3027 to and interested in learning exotic wool for sale. There is Ocean Shores Shopping Cen- on Tuesday June 21, 10am to market), Monday to Friday secure your place. how to mosaic then come also a creative musical art tre which supports our cats 11.30am. Please come and 9.30 to 5pm, Saturday 9.30 along to the YAC on Wednes- show including audience par- and kittens. We are in urgent support us. How would you to 1pm. Goods can be left at ADFAS Byron Bay and day afternoons from 3.30 to ticipation. Contact Lindy need of sellable items, please feel about bringing a thermos shop or for pick up please Districts 6pm. Call Tanya or Marlene 6679 5399. phone 6680 1843 for pick-up and whale watching? We can phone 6685 1444 during Tanner Broadbent who is 6685 7777 for more info. or drop off at Ocean Shores Ocean Shores discuss it, maybe you have shop hours. widely respected as the Brunswick VIEW Club opposite FDBs. Phone 6680 Garden Club another idea we can consider? authority on colonial houses Will be holding their June 2097 to view cats. Next meeting on Monday If you need respite phone Meditation group and gardens, will be lecturing Based on Eckhart Tolle’s and friendship morning, a games Green and Clean June 20 at 1.30pm at St 1800 059059. to the ADFAS Society on morning, at 25 Dalley Street, Anselms Anglican Church, Brunswick Valley U3A Byron Katie’s teachings every Monday June 20 at the A and Awareness team’s activity day Wednesday from 7pm to 9pm Mullumbimby on Thursday is this Sunday June 19, 9am at Orana Road. Guest speaker Speakers forum on June 21 I Hall Bangalow at 7.30pm. June 16 at 10am. Arthur Parker from Heavenly with Mary Hendry speaking in New Brighton. Please call He is the author of many Clarkes Beach. Make a hands- to confi rm 6680 1967. Brunswick Cancer on difference to our natural Daylily Farm. Flower of the on Hong Kong and Diana books and winner the environment. Afterwards month, beauty of foliage. Harvey speaking on Burma at Subsidised cat and National Trust Heritage Action group enjoy a delicious free BBQ Guests welcome. the Uniting Church Hall, dog desexing Award. Monthly meeting at the Unit- and possibly win a prize. Meet Tweed carer Brunswick Heads at 10am. If you are the holder of a Cen- ing Church Hall, Mul- vScared of public some great folk, help clean support group All welcome. Enquiries 6684 trelink Pension or Health lumbimby on Thursday, June 4029. Care Card and are struggling speaking? and green. Love to see you On June 20 we are hoping Ian Get over it! We can help 16 at 1.30pm. All welcome. to afford the cost of having there. Enquiries Udo 6680 Johnston, Geropsychologist New playtime group you at Byron’s ‘Speak With Wilsons Creek 9698 or Veda 6685 7991 or your pet desexed, we may be for the Far North Coast, is Commencing Wednesday Confidence’ program. Teresa 6685 5293. able to help you. Please ring Huonbrook Landcare going to join us and attempt June 22, 9.30am to 11.30am (Byron Toastmasters). Is having a public meeting on Pottsville Beach to answer all your questions at the Mullumbimby Uniting Animal Welfare League NSW on 6684 4070. Gain confi dence and fi rst Friday June 17 at the hall on dementia. Come and join Church Fellowship Hall with hand experience, in a sup- commencing at 7pm. Topics markets grandmother supporters. On fi rst and third Sundays of us at the Tweed City Shop- Sculpture and portive, friendly, fun envi- for discussion include: wild New mothers welcome with every month. Next is June 19 ping Centre community room Photography Exhibit ronment. One on one men- dog issues, funding sources, babies. Enquiries contact to purchase fresh farm pro- from 10.30am to noon. If you You are invited to the open- toring in a structured labour resources, training. Louise 6684 1081, Chris duce, homemade goodies and require respite or transport ing of ‘Water, Earth and program. July 7 to Sep- Enquiries Julie 6684 0242 or 6684 2187 or Win 6684 unique gifts. Stalls are opera- phone 1800 059059. Sky’ an exhibition of sculp- tember 1. Every second Sue 6684 0283. 1405. tional from 7.30am to 2pm. U3A Ballina/Byron ture and photography by Thursday night. Cost Cat adoption day All proceeds go to commu- The Shibashi gentle exercise Dog shelter op shop local artist Joe Stark on Fri- $70.00. Register by June Pets for Life Animal Shelter is nity development. To book a class will meet on June 21 at Companion Animals Welfare day June 24 at 6pm in the 30, ring John 6685 1917. 44 June 14, 2005 Byron Shire Echo www.echo.net.au Sports Roundup with Alex McAuley Please note new starting time of 6.45pm. at NETBALL SPORTS RESULTS Ocean Shores Country Club. Bridge players Brunswick Byron AUSSIE RULES would like to thank all at OSCC who make our Sat 18/6 12pm Canteen Mullum; Table Duty All Girls Showdown goes off at Lennox Byron Magpies Bridge Play viable. Byron; Equipment Duty Team Byron Bondz. After split rounds, washed out games and CYCLING 12.30pm Court 1 Barnicles v Skittles, Umpires: long w’end, football is on again with a home Byron Bay Freeriders J Gray/Brooke; Ct 2 Bay Beauties v Seasnakes, game against Lismore on Sat. Rest should see Road training rides leave the clock tower in G Tait/M Hopkins; Ct 5 Bluebirds v Funky injured players back. This weeks game aginst Byron 6am sharp on Tues, Thurs and Sat, fast Monkeys, Ella N/ H Govett; Ct 6 Byron Bonds v secord placed team is crucial following defeat pace. Blades, J Donoghue/K Dennis; Ct 7 Barracudas v to Ballina. Players need to commit themselves Jay takes out the Northern Rivers Adventure Mermaids, April/L Drennan; Ct 8 Hot Cherries v to training to win another flag. Rides each Sunday, contact Jay at True Wheels Byron Bay, Hot Cherries; Ct 9 Roxys v Seastars, BOWLS for more info 6684 1959. Meet True Wheel Seastars; Netta Equipment Roxys. Brunswick Heads Women Cycles 8am. 1.45pm Canteen Coctails, Ct 1 Coco Crushers v Club Championships have begun. Please check DARTS Shop Girsl, L Gentle/Bay Boilers; Ct 2 Choc Frogs board for championship games and markers. Brunswick Valley Club v Dolphins, Sharks x 2; Ct 3 Clams v Joeys, Bay 7/6 Wed 8/6 Forgetables 6 v Armed and Dangerous Girls x 2; Ct 4 Nudibracks v Barbies, Coctails/ Championships: Rnd 2 J. Kearney d M. Darby, 5; Ferrets 6 v Ocean Shores Tavern 3; The Drifters Mby Ladies; Ct 5 Seahorses v Bay Bellas, marker S. Riley. Social: L McCormick, L Proudlock, 6 v Who Cares 3. Rebecca/E Hughes; Ct 6 Taverners v Mullum, D Guest d R Mills, K Pearcey, E Marks; M Allard. BVDC closed competition will be held on 22 and Baileys/Classics. L Bland, S Iversen d B Wyborn, E Lewis, D Hay; 29/6 at Mullum Ex-Services Club with a 7pm 3pm Canteen Shop Girsl; Ct 1 Beachbums v D Batson, J Goldup,B Boorman d A Revie, E start. New comp starts Wed 6/7. Flames, C Crushers/J Goodhand; Ct 2 Bay Girls Beddoes, J Loomes; Winners: D Batson, J Goldup, GOLF v Bay Boilers, Narelle/Choc Frogs; Ct 4 Sharks B Boorman. Raffle winner K Freeman. Byron Junior v Coctails, Ali/Bay Bellas; Ct 5 Mby Ladies v Hot Byron Bay Women 24 players started 2nd round 2005 Byron Junior Tuna, Seahorses x 2; Ct 6 Baileys v Classics, Jo Tues 7/6 Final Open Singles, great game, both Golf Challenge. Results: 9 Hole Boys Stroke L/Taverners; Equip Duty Team Sharks. players fairly even at the start. Lorraine got away Gross Winner : J Devonshire 49 Byron Bay; RUGBY LEAGUE to win 31 to 12 from T Hillard. Great bowls from Gross R/up L Webber 53 Ocean Shores; 9 Hole Mullumbimby Junior both. Trophy of the day went to L Earea and G Boys Nett Stroke Winner S Beasley 31 Byron Bay; Great result for a small Club with 3 teams out Simmons (marker). Annual Subs due asap. $36 R/up R Walsh 32 Byron Bay; 18 Hole Boys Stroke of 6 making the prestigious Derek Brower Cup to Sec. Dawn in an envelope. $5.50 to Club Gross Winner C Hawkins 82 Ballina; R/up J Finals held at Tugun on Sunday 19/6. Round Limited. Webber 83 CB Ocean Shores; 18 Hole Boys Nett robin carnival on the 4/6:U8’s, U11’s and U12’s Club Fours Championship starts this week 14/6. Stroke Winner C Wright 68 Byron Bay; R/up R all made the big decider. 21/6 we are hosting Group A Triples. 28/6 should Mostyn 69 Ballina; 9 Hole Girls Nett Winner K Giants L.J.Hooker Brunswick Heads U/8’s, what be the Final of Fours Championship (only four Templeman 39 Byron Bay; R/up O Michie 46 a great little team coach J Estreich and trainer M teams entered because of dwindling numbers). Byron Bay; 18 Holes Girls Stroke Gross Winner E DeCosta has marshalled together. All the boys AGM is on Tue 19/7. More events, championships, Dengate 88 Byron Bay; R/up J Dengate 90. play with great skill and ability far beyond their etc to be held. Please check notice board for Mullumbimby Ladies years. It is a pleasure to watch the enjoyment further information and updates. 4/6 Monthly Medal Stroke winner: D Cullen 65; the kids get out of their footy. All the best boys Nicola Atherton was impressive at the All Girls Surf Showdown, taking out both the 21 and under and Mullumbimby Men r/up K Mudgway 68; G Parsons 69. Gross winner: in the big one. The junior talent is certainly safe open pro divisions. Photo Jeff ‘Just One of the Girls’ Dawson 8/6 W Hampson, R Moore, F Buckley 21 d D G Parsons 84; Most putts: B Moore 29; NTP D with these boys. Henry, M Brown, L Henry 19; other winners: R Cullen, E Dengate; Pro pin 3 balls K Mudgway. Giants Ocean Shores Bakery U11’s, 2 wins and a Rose, S Purdie, P McDonald 25 d E Stratford, Hole in one to B Mules at M’bah 17/5. draw in the round robin saw the U11’s enter the The Icon Australia All Girls ‘One competitor in the 28 places in the fi nals, showing T Trivett, R Neate 15; A Pyzer, B Coleman, B 9/6 Single Stab winner: Div 1 B Mules 37; Div A Final against the undefeated Sth Tweed Bears. Surf Showdown was held at years and over, Julia Rey- that this area is still produc- Gibson 23 d L Boyter, F Cornale, J McKay 14; 2 L Walker 36; NTP: N Carsburg, G Redman, C Maybe the biggest game of the year for our Lennox Head over the long nolds, is profoundly deaf, ing some of the top surfi ng A Johnstone, R Gray, P Jones 22 d G Naoum, Robbins; Pro pin L Walker; Balls: B Mules 37; young Giants.We are all cheering for you boys. N Newton, T Johnston 17; M Murphy, T Isted, E L Walker 36; R Slogrove 36; M Crichton 34; J Giants McDonalds Meats U12’s are this seasons weekend and was everything and she struggled to make talent in Australia. Final Batson 19 d R Kidby, N James, R Webb 9. Don’t Neate 34; B Wood 34; G Redman 33 c/b. WBC: big improvers.Fantastic effort to reach the it had promised to be. Show- her way out the back just results were: forget 12.30pm start. K Mudgway 38; M Alidenes 37; L Riches 35; finals of this years DB Cup when last year we casing some of the state’s before the hooter for the end U14 1 Laura Enever, 2 Sat and Sun Annual June Carnival. Thanks to T Batson 35. Thur 16/6 Vardon Stroke Graded. couldn’t buy a win. It is a great result for the Clubs who supported. Sat results: B Johnston Trophies: R Wilsom, F Hayden. hard working coaching staff. The boys certainly best new talent, there were of her heat. We could see that Aurora Ericsson (Suffolk Team (Byron) first with 3+32; J Knight (Condong) 1st T, 9am: E Walker, J Ball, B Wood; 9.06am: K deserve their place in the final. impressive performances she was exhausted and would Park), 3 Phillipa Anderson, 4 2nd 2+19; M Sweetman (condong ladies) 3rd Mudgway, B James, C Robbins; 9.12am: J Beer, RUGBY UNION from several competitors, struggle to get back to shore, Claudia Kernan; U16 1 2+18. Best round G Powell team (Condong) H Hammond, M Trivett; 9.18am: N Dwyer, E Brunswick Valley Juniors +15; D Gill tem (Bangalow) won Southern Cross Henshaw, E Leclere; 9.24am: G Smith, T Robbins, All results not yet to hand. U10s trekked to not least of which was Bron- so we sent the IRB out to Laura Enever, 2 Sally Fitz- Pack on lucky draw. K Thomson; 9.30am: L Siddall, T Batson, E Yamba Fri, thanks to parents and players. Every te’s Nicola Atherton who fetch her. It didn’t stop her gibbons, 3 Phillipa Ander- Sun results: D Hopps team (Condong) 1st 2+26; Froggatt. member of squad showed commitment to took the honours in both the from getting fourth place son, 4 Eliza Roberts; 21 and R Barnes 2+18; G Lake 2+8. Southern Cross 10th T, 9am: A Mitchell, G Lynn, G Poynting; team. Exciting game 33 all draw. U12s played lucky draw: M Holton. Congrats. to M Holton 9.06am: G Redman, S Slogrove, S Symons; most exiciting game of season winning 12 to 7. 21and under and open pro though,’ said Ms Pentecost. under 1 Nicola Atherton, 2 and R Webb for running Carnival, also Larry and 9.18am: L Riches, S Kosaka, M Allan; 9.24am: N Magnificent defence in last 5 mins. B Houston divisions. ‘The long boards event Renee Hyman, 3 Jessica J Henry for catering Sat., Ladies Club for snacks Carsburg, M Essery, P Sewell; 9.30am: R Wilson, player of match, M Singh played his best game Already being touted as was really scary. Only one Hickson, 4 Mischa Davis; 28 both days. Sun 26/6 visit from Customs Social B Mules, R Slogrove; 9.36am: J Ross, G Mackay, to date. J Pyne, C Barnham extremely tigerish. Bowls, 50 bowlers to be matched, 9.30am start. A Moser; 9.42am: L Walker, M Crighton. Table U15s struggled going down 30 to 0. Team the next Stephanie Gilmore, girl, Tessa Davidson, got out and over 1 Kathy Newman, Please support. Seafood Pairs morning deferred, Duty: J Ball, G Redman. doing everying right at training but comming Nicola showed her strength the back and then surfed two 2 Cathy Ryan, 3 Sandra date to be announced. Mullumbimby Men up against very well drilled teams. Times for Fri and fi tness to participate in huge 1.5m waves on a long English, 4 Julia Reynolds; Mullumbimby Women 8/6 Single Stab winner: S Williams 39; r/up R night at training. two heats and two fi nals on board! She was really impres- Open B 1 Bianca Linton 7/6 2 Social games: M Gleeson, S Boyd, B Croft Lynn 38. NTP Jackpot 4 balls. Vet Ball R Lynn. SQUASH 22 v L Estreich, J Nicholls, J Taylor 19; E Jones, Ball run down: S Williams, R Lynn, B Moore, A Brunswick Heads the last day of competition in sive.’ (Lennox Head), 2 Michelle J Graham, G Henry 21 winners v B Gray, S Baldwin, W King, S Brecard, J Brecard, D Mackay, Wed 15/6 Rnd 12 Business Houses Teams Comp: very heavy 1.5 to 2 metre ‘There are some great Kent, 3 Sophie Butler (Byron Brown, J Towner 19. Raffle winner J Graham. E Mitchell, T Williams. Canty’s Surveyors v OS Glass, S Thompson v waves. opportunities for girls in Bay), 4 Stephanie Smith; Condolences to Ivy Johnston’s family as she Visitor from Box Hill (Vic) won our event today. I Bissett; C Staff v M Underwood; T Wood v S passed away on 7/6. Scott played well on new course. Vet R Lynn Hogan; R Cameron v C Johnston; B Doran v M ‘The girls really impressed surfing now, and I fully Longboards 1 Tessa David- Ocean Shores Men would be pleased with his golf. Thanks to B Rogers. Byron Trophies v Bruns Smash Repairs, S today [Monday],’ said Show- expect to see some of these son (Suffolk Park), 2 Amy 6/6 Triples winners: L Campbell, R Dunn, C Pav; Hammond for continued work and support. Varty v M Page Smith; B Johnston v L Crandell; down spokesperson Maz competitors pick up some Clark, 3 Angela King (Byron r/up W Parsons, K Hansen, M Knott; A Pyzer, 11/6 2 Man Ambrose winners: P Schweitzer, P Hill v R James; J Holmes v S Crandell; R King K Farrell, R Roberts; P Wood, F Wade, K Hosie; V Cullen; r/up D Carsburg, N Tacorri; NTP M v K Hill. Bruns Pharmacy v Mullum Jewellers, L Pentecost. ‘It was tough big sponsors and get onto Bay), 4 Kirsty Webster; Open M Ellis, P Body, B Burgess. 10/6 Norfolk Island Mohler, G Fairs, A Berry, C Theodossion. The Clarke v M Pfeil; G Chandler v C Sleep; C Booth going out there and they the pro circuit in the future,’ Pro 1 Nicola Atherton, 2 Challenge. No winners in this game, T Mason ‘Silver Fox’ hit the ball sweet. Young ‘uns tried v C Walsh; I Barnes v S Page Smith; S Truesdale were duck diving as many as said Ms Pentecost. Jenny Boggis (Lennox sent to Cairns to defend losers shirt. 20/6 Ocean hard but experience won the day. v J Miller. Bruns Blinds v Potato Works, B Staff Shores Cup, 3 Bowl Triples, prize money. Ring 12/6 4BBB Mixed winners: A Snow, J Dengate v G Davis; S Koop v J Heaney; D Runciman v J 30 waves before they could There was a good number Head), 3 Kathy Newman, 4 Max for details 6680 5826. 46 c/b; r/up M Lange, A Mitchell 46; Bradmans: Gribble; F King v J Heers; Jeff Heers v D Dennis. get out the back. of local girls who gained Ebony Laird (Suffolk Park). Ocean Shores Women The Trivetts. NTP Pro pin P Jackson (5 balls), A Mon 20/6 Rnd 8 Div 1, 5pm: B Staff v R Mansfield; Wed 8/6 Mixed Social Bowls winners on highest Mitchell Ladies, D Webber Mens; Ball run down: M Page Smith v A Brooker; S Sleep v D Bird; G score H Gates, L.McGowran, F Wade, r/up M G Fairs, M Fairs, J Cullen, D Cullen, T Young, H Davis Bye. Div 2, 5pm: S Varty v M Pfeil,; M Franks, M Moodie, B Burgess,other winners E Young, J Smith, G Smith, P Jackson, M Allan. Cassidy v S Koop; 6pm: B Trivett v D Runciman. Tennis ladies raise funds for cancer research Hill, G Johnston; J Berry, L Wright, K Farrell. Raffle Next Mixed Event: Sun 10/7 Mixed Foursomes. Div 4, 5pm: J Nicolson v S Page Smith; J Barnes won by M Franks. Fri 10/6 Ladies Social Bowls Mixed days are fun, come and see. Welcome v J Holomes; F King v C Johnston. Div 5, 5pm: celebrated our 28th Birthday. newcomers Marion and Terry. B Doran v G Thomas; R King v S Truesdale; D A large crowd of members attended, bowls was Mullumbimby Vets Moresby Bye. Div 6, 5pm: A Brooker v A Thomas; followed by delicious lunch, a pleasurable day 6/6 Single Stab winner: M Lange 42; r/up R Quill M Sylvester v S Gallagher; 6pm: M Decarne v D was had by all. Congrats to winners of both 41 c/b. NTP J Hunter. 9 Hole Comp winner: C Holmes. To play phone 6685 1794. bowls and raffles, thanks to all who donated Went; r/up A Berry. SURF LIFE SAVING items. Ocean Shores Ladies Brunswick SLSC Next Fri 17/6 Ocean Shores hosting the District 7/6 2 Ball Ambrose Gross winners: M Broughten, Annual General Meeting Sun 19/6 at 11am. Gala Day, unfortunately unless you already have V Loomes 255; r/up M Farquhar, B Wingsed 270. Agenda includes election of Office bearers for a team in for this day, you will be unable to Nett winners: V Auddews, C Killien 217; r/up S both Seniors and Juniors and the Nomination play bowls. Dixon, S Stephenson 217. of a life member. Everybody please try to attend. BRIDGE Daily event winners: C and J Chidlow 62; r/up Pub Raffle Sun 19/6 Greg and Dave. Brunswick Valley C Martin, M Pratt 66; K King, V Bartlett 68. TENNIS Brunswick Heads Bridge Club meets at Bruns Thur 9 Hole Stab winner: P Janda 15 c/b; r/up Mullumbimby Heads Community Centre 12.45pm on Mon and J Anning 15 c/b. Sat Social starts 1.30pm. Ladies social Weds, Sat and at Ocean Shores Country Club on Wed 18 Hole Stab winner: B Wingad 34; r/up J Bartlett 9.15am. All players welcome to both social days, eveningsat 6.45pm. Players of all standards 32. Vouchers to 27. 11/6 Single Stab winner: V Club membership is not required. Coaching welcome. Marsh 37; r/up R Moller 35 c/b; NTP F Crowder; enquiries ph Justin 0403 841 241. All other Results for Sat 4/6: Round 1 Grand National Vouchers to 31 c/b. enquiries Jeanie 6680 4353w or 6680 1330h. Open Teams.NS 1st Gross and 2nd Nett: G and A Ocean Shores Men VOLLEYBALL Withey. 2nd Gross and 1st Nett; S Easterbrook, A 6/6 Individual medley Stab winner: R McDonald Brunswick Heads Gray EW 1st Gross: J Lipski, I Keegan 2nd Gross: 46; r/up S Alle 44; B Crossley 42; NTP S Alle; Tue 14/6 Rnd 10 Mullum Motorcycles/Jetskis I Homfray, R Fox. 1st Nett. R Pedicine, A Gibson. Balls to 31; CCR 70. 8/6 4BBB Par winners: D Comp 6pm: Nanas v Lounge Lizards; Pissies 2nd Nett: A Tonkin, J Murray. Webber, I Hill 11up; r/up W Sorrell, R Lumsden v Brewers; Rebels v Bugs; Duty Flash. 7pm: Results for Mon 6/6: Round 2 Grand National 10up; D Addison, D Frawley 9up; NTP T Carroll, Backburners v Pissies Too; Flash v Hit and Run; Open Teams NS 1st Gross: J Skeleton, P Hems. R Conway, C Miller; Balls to 6up. Starlights v Volleys; Grubs Bye; Duty Nanas. 2nd Gross: D Dare, C Johnson. 1st Nett; A Gray, 11/6 Stab winner: S Hynes 44; r/up D Bourke 43; Thur 16/6 Rnd 10 OS True Value Hardware Comp D Llewellyn. 2nd Nett: L Clarke, K Westall EW 1st A Smith 42; S Harris 40. NTP J Younan, R Skillen; 6pm: Fudge Puppies v Nickies; Kit Kats v Court Gross: I and M Homfray. 2nd Gross amd 1st Nett: Balls to 35; CCR 71. Jesters; Chilli Twist v Exodia; Triplets v Pink The Riverside Tennis Club Tuesday Ladies used their May charity day to raise money for the Cancer P Webb,G Falson. 2nd Nett: S Easterbrook, R Ocean Shores Vets Malibus; Duty Hot and Sweaty, Bob the Builder. Council’s Biggest Morning Tea. The day was very successful and thoroughly enjoyed by all. Winner of Pedicine. Sat 11/6: 1st Gross and Nett; B Powell, 9/6 4BBB Stab winners: K Kennedy, D Bailey 43; 7pm: Hot and Sweaty v Bob the Builder; Vixens the May monthly medal was Maureen Allan; congratulations Maureen. New players are very welcome, R Heale. 2nd Gross and Nett: P Keyte, G Falson. r/up B Allan, T Tanner 41 c/b; NTP: C Hulme, J v Terminators; What The? v Elles; Duty Fudge Ocean Shores 8/6: 1st R and P Keyte. Equal 2nd Maynard; Capt. pin: J Conqueror; Vice Capt Long Puppies. To play phone 6685 1794, beginners so come along for good tennis, fun and friendship. For more information ring Barbara on 6684 1211 DGall, L Baldwin; J Hughes, C Chidlow. Drive: B Neate, G Painter; Balls to 39. welcome. or Jannine on 6684 3418. www.echo.net.au Byron Shire Echo June 14, 2005 45 Sports Roundup with Alex McAuley Moonshiners lose ‘Ashes’ North Coast McGrath makes her fi rst semi for 2005 In the most important game Andrews and Nick Evans AFL stars of rugby union in Byron Sire now know what this game is North Coast PSSA this year, Mullumbimby/ about and will ensure their recently participated in the Ocean Shores lost 17-0 to return to their rightful place NSW Australian Rules Foot- Byron Bay last Saturday. The in the mountains next year. ball championships held at Bay were basically too fast, Reserve grade put in their Queanbeyan. The team of although their much vaunted most disciplined effort of the 22 boys from public schools scrum was outplayed by the season to win 24-7 putting across the north coast really Moonshiner eight with David them in semi-fi nal conten- enjoyed the experience of Wraights and Simon Martin tion. Jai Browning and Mark playing AFL as well as visit- excelling. The ‘General’ Dar- Hartley shone in the backs ing another part of NSW. ren Gray made a late come- but the game was won from The manager of the team back, Jay Barnes and Craig a platform set up by the Barry Spry from Mul- Mackay put in outstanding Moonshiner forwards. Gra- lumbimby Public School efforts. ham Bower won man of the was very impressed with the The ‘Ashes’ deservedly go match. professionalism displayed by back to Byron Bay this year Next week both grades the boys over the course of for a short holiday. Gabe play Grafton away. the week. At the end of the carnival Byron Bay’s Laurina McGrath made it as far as the semi finals in the Crankin what’s happening surfside the team had fi nished in sev- Rip Curl Venus Festival where she was eliminated by eventual win- -1,ÊÊ-/, /ÊÊ-/9 enth place out of eleven with ner Chelsea Georgeson. Photo ASP Karen four wins from fi ve games. as follows: 1 Eddie, 2 Jed, 3 Chelsea Georgeson from semifinal of the year, her /#%!. Surfing FNC Mr Spry thanked the parents Jimi, 4 Springy; highest Tweed Heads was beyond third in her two-year career, On Friday June 17 the State who travelled with the team; 3(/2%3 placed girl Mia. Anyone who elated to narrowly triumph but has yet to make a fi nal. Open Surfi ng Titles will start their support for the boys 352& is interest in surfi ng either over Rochelle Ballard at the She approached her semifi - at Maroubra in Sydney. and assistance to the coach socially or competitively is Rip Curl Venus Festival in nal against Georgeson confi - -/ - Ê- ÊÓäää The Surfing FNC team and manager were invalua- invited to join. Any groms Seignosse France last week dently, but couldn’t derail will consist of: D Neilson, M ble. /, Ê out there; we want you too. and has bridged the gap her fellow Aussie’s train. Hayes, S Powell, D McIn- Included in the squad were " ÊqÊ,ÊÊqÊxÊ We are also seeking commit- between herself and current ‘Everyone’s got a chance -/ÊÊqÊ{ tosh, T Bristow, S Walsh, R Layton Barton from Banga- tee members. Any enquiries WCT ratings leader, Sofia but the way she’s been surf- low PS, Jacob Greenhalgh Gell , M Laugher, D Garft , J phone 0405 310 427. Next Mulanovich, to a mere 228 ing, I always knew it was - «ÊÓÊ"Vi>Ê6>}iÊ and Jesse Iwaszko from - ««}Ê iÌÀi]Ê,>> Ê,`]Ê Spencer, C Wilson, C Camp- comp is Sun July 10 at points. going to be pretty hard but I Brunswick Heads PS, Ben "Vi>Ê- ÀiÃÊÊÈÈnäÊ{xÇä bell. Good luck to all. 7.30am. ‘It’s been a great year so far just paddled out the same as Bacchiella and Matt Mulc- – the best in my career,’ I would any other heat New Brighton Brunswick ahy from Mullumbimby PS Georgeson said. ‘I’m really because I knew if I got two -/.4(,9 -!2+%43 Boardriders Boardriders and Brock Carruth, Jordan happy to be right up there on good waves I had a chance,’ ST 3!4 "RUNS (DS Sunday June 12 say the fi rst Club round 5 Sunday June Leeson and Andrew Brooker ST 35. "YRON "AY the rankings next to Sof, said McGrath. ‘Chels got the point score comp of the sea- 19. Meet at the surf club at from Byron Bay PS. ST 35. ,MORE #AR "OOT making her work for that sec- good waves and she surfed son in challenging but con- 7.30am. Enquiries to Steve All these boys are to be ND 35. 4HE #HANNON ond world title and really on them really well.’ ND 35. ,ENNOX (EAD testable conditions. Results Drew on 0414 992 137. congratulated. want it.’ Wildcard Stephanie Gil- ND 35. /3HORES #ARBOOT RD 3!4 -ULLUMBIMBY Mulanovich lost to more was eliminated in RD 35. 5KI Mullum High girls meet Bill Turner Hawaii’s Keala Kennelly in round three by current rat- RD 35. .IMBIN the quarterfi nals, not once ings leader Mulanovich. The RD 35. ,MORE #AR "OOT gaining a heat lead over the girls now have a four month RD 35. "ALLINA Hawaiian whom she beat in break from WCT competi- TH 35. "ANGALOW the fi nal in France last year. tion, the next event taking TH 35. .IMBIN -ARKET %!#( 45% /RGANIC ,MORE She then cheered on her place in Malibu in October. Aussie pal from the beach Mulanovich and George- &!2-%23 -!2+%4 %!#( 4(5 AM "YRON during the fi nal and was at son have broken away from %!#( 3!4 AM "ANGALOW the water’s edge to hug the pack in the ratings race, %!#( 3!4 PM 5KI Georgeson after her heat. with Layne Beachley and Byron Bay’s Laurina Rochelle Ballard battling it "YRON "AY #AMPING $ISPOSALS McGrath made her first out for third and fourth. &OR +ING 'EE WORK CLOTHES AND 2OSSI "LUNDSTONE AND 2EDBACK WORK BOOTS 0HONE FNC surfers shine at state TIDE TIMES PHASES OF THE MOON First Quarter 15th June 11.23 am Winter Solstice 21st June 4.46 pm Cap Full Moon 22nd June 2.15 pm Last Quarter 29th June 4.25 am New Moon 6th July 10.04 pm WED High 1.31 am 1.4 Sunrise 6.36 am 15th 2.45 pm 1.3 Sunset 4.56 pm Low 8.20 am 0.5 Moonrise 12.04 pm 8.26 pm 0.7 THU High 2.28 am 1.4 Sunrise 6.36 am 16th 3.35 pm 1.4 Sunset 4.56 pm Low 9.04 am 0.5 Moonrise 12.32 pm 9.35 pm 0.7 Moonset 12.11 am FRI High 3.27 am 1.3 Sunrise 6.36 am 17th 4.22 pm 1.5 Sunset 4.56 pm Girls from the Mullum High Bill Turner Trophy team met the legend himself after their recent win at Low 9.47 am 0.5 Moonrise 1.01 pm Banora. Bill Turner is presenting the ball to Willow Darling while (left to right) Zali Fung, Jessica 10.38 pm 0.6 Moonset 1.06 am SAT High 4.25 am 1.3 Sunrise 6.37 am O’Dwyer and Phoebe Nicholls look on. 18th 5.08 pm 1.6 Sunset 4.57 pm Low 10.32 am 0.5 Moonrise 1.33 pm Mullumbimby High School’s north to Shepparton in the Ricketts, spoke very highly of 11.37 pm 0.6 Moonset 2.04 am SUN High 5.22 am 1.3 Sunrise 6.37 am Bill Turner Trophy team south as well as WA and the the competition and its man- 19th 5.54 pm 1.7 Sunset 4.57 pm were surprised and delighted ACT. agement by Mr Turner. Low 11.17 am 0.5 Moonrise 2.09 pm Moonset 3.06 am to discover that Bill Turner Mullumbimby High ‘The competition has Nick Colbey in his semi final at the recent NSW state school surfing MON High 6.18 am 1.4 Sunrise 6.37 am himself was among the spec- School has a strong tradition found a very important niche 20th 6.40 pm 1.8 Sunset 4.57 pm championships in which he FNC team performed very well. Low 12.32 am 0.4 Moonrise 2.53 pm tators at their 4-0 win over St in the tournament and this in player development within 12.04 pm 0.4 Moonset 4.13 am Joseph’sBanora Point last year has started its campaign the school system,’ said Mr The NSW state school surf- The Far North Coast team TUE High 7.14 am 1.3 Sunrise 6.38 am 21st 7.29 pm 1.9 Sunset 4.57 pm week. well with the girls advancing Ricketts. ing championships were held put in a fantastic effort for Low 1.21 am 0.3 Moonrise 3.45 pm Mr Turner, now retired, to the area fi nal of the Bill ‘Because it allows players on Thursday at North Wall some good results. The com- 12.52 pm 0.4 Moonset 5.23 am Eastern Standard Time. Heights in metres. was a teacher in Newcastle Turner Trophy with their from years 7-10 to compete Ballina in a two to three foot petition was divided into the Courtesy of NSW Tide Charts, Manly Hydraulics some years ago when asked win over St Joseph’s, and the in the same team, it encour- peaky winter swell. Mark Richards teams event Laboratory, NSW Dept of Commerce – Brunswick Heads +6 min; Byron Bay -9 min; Billinudgel, Marshalls Creek to take over the organisation boys advancing to the same ages a strong culture to Some outstanding surfi ng and the all-stars individual +3 hr 55 min; Mullumbimby +1 hr 10 min of what was then a small, level in the Bill Turner Cup develop across the age groups was on show as the best surf- competition. school knockout soccer com- with their recent 4-0 defeat within the team which fl ows ers in the state, and possibly Congratulations to all the petition. Under his guid- of Southern Cross. on to the school.’ in Australia, competed to young surfers who pro- ance, the tournament has PDHPE teacher at Mul- Good luck to both teams qualify for the school nation- gressed to the semi finals grown to cover most of Aus- lumbimby High and coach in the area fi nals when they als at Tasmania later in the and finals of their age corner Lawson & Fletcher Streets Largest range of Surf Hire tralia from Cairns in the of the girls’ team, Barry meet teams from Lismore. year. groups. 46 June 14, 2005 Byron Shire Echo www.echo.net.au Motoring $16,990 $24,990 $10,990 $7,990 $8,990 $16,990 ‘05 ‘05 ‘05 P.O.A $40,990 $47,990 www.echo.net.au Byron Shire Echo June 14, 2005 47 Real Estate Byron Bay $3,300,000 O.N.O. www.dolphincoveqld.com LAND SALE! RARE OPPORTUNITY Direct Beachfront Land (no buffer zone) Limited Lots Remain LAND FROM $399,000 Contact: Glen Irwin 0418 604 080 or 02 6685 7300 Dolphin Cove, Dolphin Heads, Beach Road, Mackay • 78 Acres In Total Seclusion House/Land packages available from For more information please contact • Ocean & Hinterland Award Winning Gemini Homes. Jack Kregas 0419 725 890. • Existing 5 Bedroom Home www.inrealestate.com.au 2 Acres Close To Steiner School Central Location Family Friendly Gorgeous Bush Setting • Split level pole home • 4 bed, 2 bathrooms • Elevated, east facing 4 bed home • 1 acre with north facing valley vista’s • High ceilings, timber fl oor • Ocean & hinterland views • Sep s/c 1 bed studio with garage • 2 bed/1bath & study, open plan & decks • Elevated and town water • N-facing 2 acres • Close to Mullum town & Steiner School • Lge rumpus room with sep entrance • N-facing, rural views • Central to Mullum, Byron & • 2.5 usable acres on the edge of town • Ideal for home offi ce/business + bathrm • Potential to expand Brunswick Heads • Workshop shed with carport • Landscaped gardens, fruit trees • Only 10 minutes to Mullumbimby $530,000 $647,000 $620,000 $535,000 Idyllic Secluded Setting On The Brunswick River The Living Is Easy Why Is It So Cheap? • Stylishly renovated home on 1 acre • North Arm Brunswick River frontage • Modern, stylish & open plan • 2 secluded acres + dam • Light fi lled open plan design, with pool • Spacious, contemporary, open plan • 3 generous bedrooms, 2 bathrooms • Landscaped gardens, fruit & native trees • 4 bed, 2 bath, large doubl garage • Gourmet kitchen, SS appliances • N-facing deck and garden • Double garage, workshop + carport • Sep art studio, easy landscaped gardens • 3 bed, main w. walk in robe & ensuite • Low maintenance • 3 bedrooms, main with ensuite • Located in sought after Tyagarah area • Timber fl oors, quality fi xtures & fi ttings • 10 min walk to Tallows Beach • 2 living areas, immaculate presentation • 5 min stroll to North Brighton beach $695,000 $649,000 $640,000 $545,000 InRealEstate (02) 6684 3600 90 Robinsons Road, Mullumbimby Ernst Reisch 0428 842 387 48 June 14, 2005 Byron Shire Echo www.echo.net.au Real Estate Byron Bay 6685 8466 FIRST NATIONAL REAL ESTATE 24 hours Rare at this Ocean views price at Byron Hills • Vacant block of land in town • Ocean views at Byron Hills • North-aspected, beautiful level site • Rendered, multi-level home on in a quiet location 1640sqm block • Walk to schools, churches, shops • 3bed/2bath plus flexi-room and beach • Beautiful timber entrance way • 505sqm with two-road frontage • Covered ocean-view verandahs • Ideal opportunity to build your new • Main bed has ensuite with tub and home walk-in robe • Galley-style kitchen with st/steel appliances • Cross breezes via timber louvres Priced To Sell! • Bush rock and pebble landscaping $535,000 $485,000 $895,000 Cape Byron Sunrise and Estate sunset views • 2 bed retirement unit in Cape Byron • Huge 5bed/3bath rendered brick Estate home • Upper level unit with street level • Large decks enjoy clear ocean views access to Broken Head • Lovely elevated outlook to Coopers • Plus distant hinterland views to the Shoot west • Roomy and bright with modern • Spacious open plan living well kitchen designed to take advantage of the • Air conditioned, shaded wrap-around views balcony OPEN FOR • Large main bed with ensuite and spa • Lock-up garage, popular complex for on the top level provides privacy INSPECTION • Quality, sought after position adjoins over 55’s SATURDAY • Indoor pool, community rooms, on- the National Park 11.30-12.15PM • Only 6 mins walk to Tallow Beach site nursery 18 Pacifi c Vista $305,000 Drive, Byron Bay $1,375,000 15 Lawson Street, Byron Bay www.byronbayfn.com.au www.michaelmaxwell.com.au BRIGHT, SUNNY DUPLEX FANTASTIC OPPORTUNITY STYLISH TOWNHOUSE ‘LINKS’ APARTMENT Spacious & light filled. Ideal first home or investment. Spacious 3 bedroom townhouse. 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. Stylish 3 bedroom & 1 bathroom duplex. 5 mins walk to shops, 10 mins to beach. Privacy & tranquility assured. Pool & tennis court on-site. Stunning escarpment views. 3 generous bedrooms, split level living. Easy walk to shops & beach. Short walk to Tallow Beach. Single lock-up garage. 2 outdoor entertaining areas. Large landscaped garden Alongside Byron Bay Golf Course. Sunny private courtyard. Quiet & secluded at end of cul-de-sac. Entertaining areas overlooking reserve. North aspect. $395,000 $449,000 $495,000 $560,000 SUNSET VIEWS SUPERB LOCATION CAPE BYRON CHARM GET IN NOW Stunning timber home with north facing decks. 10 mins walk from the centre of Byron. Spacious villa within Cape Byron Estate. Solid 3 bedroom home in great location. Elevated position with hinterland views. 3 bedrooms plus study. Wrap around verandahs overlooking gardens. Room to extend (plans available STCA). Large spa with exquisite finishes. Polished wooden floors throughout. 2 double bedrooms, open plan living area. Easy walk to beach. 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, cathedral ceilings. Recently refurbished. Heated pool in complex, LUG. Gorgeous north facing landscaped gardens. Close to Byron’s beaches & shops. Short stroll to beach. 10 min stroll to beach. Priced to Sell quickly. $595,000 $485,000 $315,000 $419,000 Phone: (02) 6680 8656 Michael Maxwell Real Estate Shop 2, 5 Byron Street, Byron Bay www.echo.net.au Byron Shire Echo June 14, 2005 49 Something Different Position, price plus income It’s not often that residential property becomes available that not only offers a good rental return but has the added bonus of being zoned for future development if desired. This property consists of two fl ats that are currently returning a weekly rental of $400. They both have two bedrooms and are quite spacious with features such as polished timber fl oors. There is plenty of yard space with each unit having its own separate area. In terms of future development the land is zoned medium density so you can sit back and collect the rent now and develop at a future point in time or simply leave it as is and enjoy the return. The site has two street frontages which is a bonus for a unit development. The property is being offered for sale for $380,000. For further details please contact Rob McGoldrick at Professionals Ballina on 6686 3511 or mobile 0414 866 604. Funky Beech house Located in Baywood Chase, this funky architect designed timber home spans three levels. Offering four bedrooms and two bathrooms this home is spacious and ready to enjoy immediately. A contemporary interior design is incorporated into the home combining superb timber with the use of modern materials such as corrugated iron in the full gourmet kitchen and bathrooms. The tiled fl ooring throughout is offset by expansive cathedral ceilings utilizing timber and sharply coloured beams to create a contrasting effect. The home has large covered verandahs perfect for entertaining and has a double garage. It is convenient to the shops and is only a short walk to the beach. For sale at $639,000 through L.J.Hooker Byron Bay 02 6685 7300. Reward yourself with a ‘Belle’ view! Enjoy a new home designed to optimize the lifestyle promised by the beachside location. The layout and colour scheme have been designed to connect with the coastal outlook. The top level of this three bedroom, two living room apartment features a stunning kitchen, which opens out through fold back multi-doors to combine with the seaside environment. Main bedroom shares the same front deck and vistas, there’s a walk-in robe and ensuite. Downstairs are two bedrooms, bathroom, hideaway laundry plus second living area with open views opening onto a deck and fully landscaped yard. A double garage at street level completes the picture. Contact Luke Shay of L.J.Hooker Ballina on 02 6686 2711 or after hours 0416 275 607. Stylish and sunny duplex Michael Maxwell Real Estate is presenting this spacious and sunny three bedroom duplex for sale. This lovely home offers generously sized bedrooms and living areas plus the advantage of a large two-way bathroom. Perfect for entertaining, the kitchen provides ample bench space and storage. There are two outdoor entertaining areas, one boasting stunning escarpment views from a north facing deck, the other being a private courtyard garden. The addition of a secure lock-up garage with dual access means this property is priced to sell quickly. For further information or to arrange an inspection, please contact Michael Maxwell Real Estate on 02 6680 8656 or check out all other listings on www.michaelmaxwell.com.au Lakeside Pizzaz Yes! Style and pizzaz on the lakeside at Water Lily Park! This is a superb three bedroom home with a beautiful outlook to the adjoining park and the lake. The jazzy kitchen has Fisher & Paykel appliances and a magical view through the casual living area through to the lake. The formal living area features a Tasmanian oak wall unit, as does the study/ third bedroom. The main bedroom has reverse cycle a/c and built in wardrobes. The exquisitely appointed main bathroom has a very deep bath and a Jacob Delafon basin. There is also a second bathroom. A sauna and shed sit in one corner of the easy care 708sqm block. This is a very special property and is only a few minutes to the well-known golf course, shopping centre and beaches, it’s 15 minutes to Byron Bay and 30 minutes to the Gold Coast Airport. For inspection call Phil Spencer at Suncoast First National Mullumbimby on 02 6684 2615 or 0402 007898 $455,000. TToo aadvertisedvertise onon thisthis pagepage pleaseplease callcall VicVic oror GeorgiaGeorgia inin ByronByron oonn 66685685 52225222 oorr JJulieulie oorr PPeteete iinn MMullumullum oonn 66684684 11777.777. 50 June 14, 2005 Byron Shire Echo www.echo.net.au ljhooker.com Properties Open For Inspection 144 Broken Head Road, Suffolk Park Saturday 11am 5 Dengha Place, Baywood Chase Saturday 11am 1Tristania Place, Byron Bay Saturday 11am 7 Mott Street, Byron Bay PORT HOLE TO YOUR FUTURE IN-TOWN POSITION Saturday 11pm Q Located In Lennox Head Q2 Minutes To The Heart Of Byron Bay Q3 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom Home Q Set On A Gorgeous 8 Acre Parcel Of Land 2 Mahr Place, Baywood Chase Q600m To Lennox Head Town & Beach Q3 Bedroom Home With Timber Floors Saturday 12pm Q DA Approved For Detached Duplex, Plans Available QSerene Hinterland Views 118 Lighthouse Road, Byron Bay QGreat Investment Opportunity QRelax In The Balcony Spa And Drift Into Bliss Saturday 12pm QAgent Declares Interest QWorkshop With Loft Looking Over The Land QLive In, Rent Out Or Redevelop $550,000 $ 1,595,000 CLASSIC ON MASSINGER SUFFOLK SURPRISE CAVANBAH STREET QSet Just 200m From Clarkes Beachs’ White Sand Q3 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom Home QFantastic Positioning QOffering A True Beach House Q2 Streets To Beach & Shops QOlder Style Home Q3 Bedrooms, 1 Bathroom With Timber Floors QSolid Brick Home With Potential Q405 Sq. Metre Allotment QGreat Views Over The Bay & Out To The Mountains QWell Sized Parcel Of Land QShort Stroll To Town Centre QShort Stroll To Byron Bay Township QMature Trees Provide Privacy Q100m To The Beach QGreat Opportunity To Create Your Own Home By The Sea QHigh Raked Ceilings QOpportunity Not To Be Missed $ 1,300,000 $ 650,000 $ 1,500,000 CENTRAL BYRON COUNTRY HOME & STUDIO INCOME IN BYRON BAY QTastefully Renovated 3 Bedroom Home Q 3 Bedroom House + Studio QUnit 6, ‘Outrigger Bay’ Apartments QLight, Refreshing Interiors Q Inground Pool, Spacious Grounds QModern Style Holiday Unit QOutdoor Patio Area QExpansive Entertaining Deck Q3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathroom QLarge Fully Fenced Private Backyard Q Set On 2 Acre Allotment QGreat Complex With Sparkling Pool QRear Lane Access, Double Garage QGourmet Granite Kitchen QShort Stroll To Beach & Town Centre Q Minutes Walk To Town & Beach QPicturesque Rural Setting $ 830,000 $ 725,000 $725,000 PRICE REDUCTION! ‘NAUTILUS’, LAWSON STREET RETIRE IN STYLE LAND AVAILABLE Q2 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom Apartment Q‘Cape Byron Retirement Village’ QSeveral Blocks Available QDirectly Adjacent To Clarkes Beach Q Popular Retirement Estate For Over 55’s QBangalow & Baywood Chase QPopular Holiday Letting Complex Q 2 Bedroom Villa QVarious Sizes QShort Stroll To Town Centre Q Open Plan Living Area QSome With Water Outlook QGreat Investment Opportunity Q Immaculately Maintained QQuality Neighbourhoods QPerfect to Live In or Rent Out QCentral Location QBuild Your Dream Home Q $ 1,295,000 Walk To Shops & Beaches $ 305,000 From $ 285,000 New Management of Residential Property List and Sell Exclusively Earn 10,000 Reward Points L.J.Hooker Byron Bay 6685 7300 Earn 20,000 Reward Points Byron Shire Echo June 14, 2005 51 e-realty Properties on these pages are also listed on property.echo.net.au One Private Acre Neat & Tidy La Bohemia ‘Our Eden’ is a delightfully renovated farmhouse with privacy and Attractive dual occupancy strata title tucked away in a quiet lane. An exciting business opportunity exists with huge potential, for tranquility. Savour 270 degree hinterland views from your expansive Two bedrooms with built in robes. Open plan kitchen and living motivated person. entertainment deck or impress friends around your solar heated area. Reverse cycle air-conditioning. Quality blinds, carpets, drapes This gourmet takeaway and catering business is situated in the heart in-ground pool. The 3 bedroom home offers separate lounge and of beautiful, thriving Mullumbimby. The building has a lovely vintage dining areas and a spacious country kitchen with stainless steel and ceiling fans. Carport. Lush tropical easy-care established garden. Short stroll to town shops. Ideal for person downsizing from bigger design and is one of the town’s well-known buildings. appliances and an alfresco servery. The established native gardens La Bohemia has a great reputation for serving fresh, wholesome food provide sanctuary and a strong country feel. 5 mins from Cabarita, property, first home buyer or savvy investor. and enjoys a steady local business clientele. 15 mins to Tweed Heads shopping and 20 Contact Bob Baxter or Phil Spencer at Suncoast First National Enjoy the good life at La Bohemia with its friendly atmosphere and mins to Byron Bay, this exceptional property Mullumbimby on 02 6684 2615 to arrange an inspection. guarantees lifestyle and profitable investment. low rent with long lease. Please phone For inspection call Jamie at Owner Real Estate $285,000. Suncoast Carla Dawes 6684 3840. $75,000 on 6676 4553 or 0422 617 773. $599,000. Fire Sale At Pottsville Beach Byron Hinterland Business Timber Home In Mullumbimby Lot 562 Echidna Street, Pottsville Beach. Someone’s misfortune could This well established and highly regarded business covers a large Central Gordon Street. This property has many original features be your gain. Perfectly positioned 1½km to beach and shopping this area of the the North Coast, providing equipment and facilities for including a fuel stove in the charming country kitchen. There are vacant 645m2 north facing block must be sold this weekend. With festivals, events, weddings and parties. There are great opportunities timber floors and high ceilings throughout with a verandah on two magnificent views to Mt Warning and the hinterland, build your to expand the business into other fields which would improve the sides. The fenced block enjoys rear lane access. Inspect with Jenny dream home or realise an immediate capital gain. Owner must sell already significant turnover. Currently based near Lismore it could Andrew at the Professionals Brunswick Heads 0419 272 046 or well below replacement cost. $189,000 Phone Nicky Cunningham operate from any central location. 02 6685 1839. $350,000 07 5527 0123 or 0414 690 063. Call Steve Blackmore on 02 6687 8899 or 0427 778 910. Price is just $265,000 $189,000 AUCTION Brunswick Hidden Treasure Idyllic Acreage With Superb Views Arrive Home To Luxury Discover this delightful family home in Brunswick Heads. It is It’s all too rarely these days that genuine opportunities such as this 30 Beachcomber Drive, Byron Bay. For Sale by Auction. immaculately presented with tiled floors, carpeted bedrooms, ensuite unique property arise. Well positioned with vistas over cane fields On-Site at 11.30am, Saturday July 23rd. This home is of the and a separate spa room. It has a north aspect, a covered BBQ area, and rainforest pockets through to the ocean and Lennox Point highest quality in every way. It features four bedrooms and two-plus bay windows, is full fenced and has beautifully landscaped gardens. headland. Offering 100 acres in a secluded setting with elevated bathrooms. 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