THE TWEED www.tweedecho.com.au Volume 4 #13 Thursday, November 24, 2011 Advertising and news enquiries: TWEED’S BEST Phone: (02) 6672 2280 ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE [email protected] [email protected] PAGES 14 - 18 CAB 21,000 copies every week AUDIT LOCAL & INDEPENDENT 7 Bid to stop rule-breaking mansion fails pushed through Tweed Council. It’s believed ‘ ey have existing use rights. It’s not a de- the home’s  rst oor is referred to on planning molition, it is a redevelopment of an existing Council de es Hastings Point DCP documents as a ‘boat shed’. building,’ he said. Ironically, it was that home which helped Cr Skinner said property owners had origi- Steve Spencer an overdevelopment which breaches too many spark the community’s decade-long campaign nally been allowed to build three-storey homes rules. for a DCP to ban similar structures from the along the beachfront. A last-ditch stand to stop a controversial beach- Locals now fear the approval will lead to an village. ‘I don’t think there would have been many front mansion at Hastings Point failed during an avalanche of similar bids to build big homes While Cr Skinner didn’t speak during the property owners who would have liked to have extraordinary meeting of Tweed councillors on along the foreshore, forever changing Hasting debate, he told ABC Radio yesterday that the seen their existing rights taken away. You will Tuesday, sparking a community outcry. Point’s village atmosphere. Hasting Point DCP was ‘just a guide’. probably see more applications for similar types Several councillors hoped to persuade Cr Dot  e rescission motion, moved by Crs Joan ‘I never supported the Hastings Point DCP of things.’ Holdom to change her mind for the rescission van Lieshout and Katie Milne and supported and I still don’t support it,’ said Cr Skinner. ■ See Editorial, page motion and vote against the project, which in- by mayor Barry Longland, was the council’s volves a block of ats being gutted and redevel- last chance to reverse the decision. Over a year oped into a three-storey mega-home. ago, all three councillors pushed through a Cr Holdom, who originally voted two years new Hastings Point development control plan Unlimited local art, cra for sale ago to support the Hastings Point village plan (DCP), designed to stop so-called ‘McMan- restricting heights of buildings to two storeys, sions’ being built along the foreshore, with was seen as the linch pin in the move, but joined the support of Cr Holdom, but this week and the pro-development bloc on the crucial vote last week, she voted with the pro-development instead, giving no reasons. bloc. Members of that faction (Crs Warren Pol- At stake is the future look of Hastings Point. glase, Kevin Skinner and Phil Youngblutt) also Many of the old homes that line the beachfront failed to speak up and explain their reasons this may soon be rebuilt in the same mega-style. week for pushing through what many see as Mayor Barry Longland urged his colleagues to ignore the threat of legal action. He predicted ‘This is not the end of it’ council would win a Land and Environment Court case if the owners took legal action, as The tight-knit Hastings Point community has the project breached height, length and setback not given up its crusade against the ‘McMan- regulations. sion’ approval, with local lawyer John O’Reilly Cr Longland said that by allowing the re- warning ‘this is not over’. duced setback from the beach ‘we are e ectively ‘This is a kick in the guts for the community. providing these people with a bit of Crown land A complete breakdown of trust between the in their front garden’. people of Hastings Point and the council,’ ‘If anyone is worried about being rolled in the said Mr O’Reilly, one of the leaders of the Land and Environment Court, I’d say we have a campaign to create a development control pretty good case,’ he said. plan (DCP) which retains the suburb’s village Cr van Lieshout warned that the community atmosphere. expected more from Tweed Council. ‘This is not a renovation, it is a completely ‘ is council will be remembered for setting di erent building. the [DCP] rules and this council will be remem- ‘We are considering a range of alternatives bered for abandoning them,’ she said. to make sure the truth about this is brought to ‘I won’t be persuaded by threat of legal action light. This is not over, we will go higher.’ to abandon those rules,’ she said. Mr O’Reilly said the suggestion it was a Planners based much of their decision to ‘merit assessment’ was a ‘complete cop-out’. approve the project on what opponents called ‘The building services unit should never a ‘rogue’ house next door, which is even bigger Tweed Unlimited Arts (TUA) member Chris Knight puts the  nishing touches to her magpie prior have been appointed to deal with this case. and higher, and almost as close to the foreshore. to  ring. 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It was launched by Tweed mayor Barry Longland last Saturday at a function at the Coolamon Cultural Cen- tre in Murwillumbah attended by many of the descendants of Interview participants (l–r rear) Jeet Singh, Neville Singh, Allan Togo, Jack Esau and David Togo those early migrants. and (l–r front) Ellen Petrie, Sylvie Singh-Grewal and Diana Skinner. Photo Luis Feliu Senior curator Judy Kean said the museum recognised to work on north Jack Esau said his father came venomous snakes and machete the need to collect and docu- sugar cane plan- to Australia by ship but was not wounds was commonplace, as ment the diverse history of the tations around Mackay and allowed to disembark at any of many interviewees recalled. 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Jeet himself  e project was jointly fund- Northern Rivers home environment vines o the walls and put them was six when he le Punjab for ed by Tweed Shire Council and in the ground, it cost him noth- Australia and has good memo- the Migration Heritage Centre Family Day Care • Supported by the largest scheme in NSW ing,’ he said. ries of his years cutting cane. at the . Neville Singh said his family In an age before mechanised The DVD can be purchased • Flexible hours were the  rst Indians to settle harvesters, cutting and hauling from the museum o ces in the • Childcare benefi t available on the NSW north coast ‘and cane was done by hand, which Coolamon Culture Centre. For now we’re in the   h genera- was very hard work, especially further info, call Judy Kean on • Become a carer and work from tion and there’s about  in the in the hot sun. In both banana    or email jkean@ home family altogether’ and cane growing, the threat of tweed.nsw.gov.au. • Free training & fi nancial support provided Gallery to recreate Olley’s home studio A recreation of the late great of a large number of the artist’s artist Margaret Olley’s studio own works, including works will be built in a new Tweed in progress, ephemera and TWEED 4 Park Street Tweed Heads River Art Gallery extension, correspondence, currently in Phone 07 5536 1865 funded by a  million o er by the possession of the Margaret LISMORE 150 Laurel Avenue Lismore the late artist’s trustees. Olley Estate. Philip Bacon, a Phone 02 6621 6437 Serving the Community since 1980 The Margaret Olley Art trustee, said the artist’s inter- ‘A division of Northern Rivers Childcare Services Inc.’ Trust announced the o er to est in regional galleries, and the gallery in Murwillumbah the Tweed River Art Gallery last week, sparking a  urry of in particular, ‘makes this proj- excitement in local art circles. ect especially attractive to the Many thought the studio and trustees’. Tweed mayor Barry some of her collection could Longland, said the generous end up in her birthplace of gi was ‘an indication of the Lismore where a new regional reputation of our  rst-rate re- gallery was proposed recently fact the artist had lifelong con- gional gallery’. but councillors were divided nection with the Tweed ‘adds ‘The recent success of the over the issue and it was put poignancy to the centre’.  Archibald Prize, with its on hold. ‘I look forward to working winning portrait of Margaret But the Tweed, where the with the Trust and Council Olley attracting thousands of artist spent her childhood, officers to realise Margaret’s visitors from outside the re- won out when the Olley estate vision. The Margaret Olley gion, points to the high regard announced the bequest, in- Centre will include a recre- held by the public for one of cluding the replica of her stu- ation of Miss Olley’s studio, an Australia’s most admired art- dio and some of her favourite exhibition space and an edu- ists,’ Cr Longland said. works, would go to the Tweed cation centre.  e centre will Council general manager gallery. see Margaret remembered as Mike Rayner said the centre Gallery director Susi Muddi- a  ne artist, as well as a gener- and gallery would become a man said it was ‘an incredible ous philantropist to the arts,’ major tourist attraction and act privilege for the gallery to be Miss Muddiman said. The as an economic driver for the chosen for this honour’ and the centre will be the repository region.

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TWEED IYENGAR YOGA CENTRE All go for our new community centre – Iyengar Yoga for Every Body – Powerful & transformative All classes $18 or $16 Conc Construction of the . mil- George for his role in secur- yoga building alignment Simon’s 10am Class $20 or $18 lion Murwillumbah Commu- ing , last year for the of body mind and breath Concession. nity Centre in Knox Park is set building and landscaping. Monday 9.30am – 11am Beginner Courses every to begin this week and is ex- ‘I must also acknowledge GENERAL Lynn 6 weeks Ring Lynn. pected to be ready for business the outstanding effort of the Monday 6pm – 7.30pm To do a class just turn up or ring BEG/GENERAL Simon Simon 0431949122, in August next year. Murwillumbah Lions Club, Tuesday 7pm – 8pm Lynn 0418485884 or Tweed mayor Barry Long- who have been holding a be- BEGINNERS Lynn Kerry 0405296023. land and Richmond MP Jus- quest for the young people of Friday 10am – 12pm Rear of Unit 2/4 Machinery tine Elliot turned the sod at Murwillumbah which over the GENERAL Simon Drive back of Tweed Saturday 9am – 10.30am the site adjacent to the exist- years has built up to ,,’ Coast Bulk Health Foods BEG/GENERAL Kerry www.yogagurukul.com ing community centre last he said. Friday to mark the start of Cr Longland said council construction. has applied for an additional At its October meeting, state grant of , which Council awarded the building if successful would be used to contract to Multi Span Austral- fund ‘green’ elements such as ia, for a value of  ,,. solar panels and that council including GST. would fund the balance of the Cr Longland welcomed the project, contributing around start of the long-awaited com- ,. munity infrastructure project,  e new building will pro- 6 Totara saying the project had been vide more o ce spaces for not- more than  years in the for-pro t and non-government Sauvignon Blanc planning. organisations involved in com- + 1 carton of He also thanked Mrs Elliot munity work, a one-stop shop Bintang Beer = for her role in securing two for a wide range of community Murwillumbah Community Centre chairperson Brian Hills pre- federal government grants for services, a secure indoor/out- $ pares to ward o vampires, while Justine Elliot digs in under . million and , as door play area and a youth area 99 RRP $140 mayor Barry Longland’s expert guidance. Photo Je Dawson well as Lismore MP  omas for training and activities. 32 Marine Parade, Kingscliff (02) 6674 8400 • www.emmanuels-wineshop.com.au Leda pushes for inquiry and new planning panel By sta reporters a ‘truly independent decision- the council and government council planning sta from the making process.’ ministers, including Mr Page. assessment process has ba ed Gold Coast-based developer Mr Van Rij did not give de- Sta and others named are some councillors and sta be- Bob Ell is hoping dirt  les pre- tails but it is understood Leda said to be extremely upset by cause the Joint Regional Plan- pared by his company Leda has suggested a model similar what they see as unfounded ning Panel makes the final will persuade the government to a four-man panel chosen by slurs on their professional- decision on both projects a er to remove Tweed Council’s government-appointed admin- ism and some have reportedly considering submissions from planning sta from assessing istrators at Wollongong council sought legal advice about taking both the council and the de- applications for Leda’s pro- in the wake of the city’s sex for legal action for defamation. veloper. posed satellite cities at Kings favours scandal. Leda’s evidence supporting Forest and Cobaki. a so-called green bias includes ‘Sorting it out’ Mr Ell’s right-hand man on Too much power internal council emails which Meanwhile, Tweed MP Geo the Tweed, Reg Van Rij, put Critics say the system gives Leda found in a massive trawl Provest said council and Leda the case for an approvals panel too much power to one man by through council’s archives in an were ‘sorting it out themselves’ to take over the council’s role allowing the general manager to FOI search which kept a sta with talks taking place this week when he met planning minister decide the pool of professionals member busy for nearly two between the developer and se- Don Page to push for an inquiry who will  ll the panel’s three months. nior council management. into council’s handling of their seats as well as the one residents’ Leda released the  les short- Mr Provest told he cho the two projects. representative. ly a er he cho revealed that Leda dossiers had made a num- Mr Van Rij also launched a Leda’s dirt  les tip the bucket heavy machinery had been used ber of allegations ‘but there’s al- PR blitz by taking out full-page on senior council planners, to illegally clear part of the Cud- ways two sides to every story’, advertisements in local daily consultants and agency staff gen nature reserve, prompting saying that in his experience, newspapers calling for an in- who they allege are involved in one councillor to ask if it was planners had ‘the most di cult 0765A dependent investigations into an anti-development conspira- timed to create a smokescreen. job in council’. PRODUCER 1 allegations contained in Leda’s cy hatched by Tweed greenies Last week, Upper House He also said he would discuss two reports. in a bid to slow projects they say Greens MP Cate Faehrmann the illegal-clearing allegations Headed as ‘an open letter are worth millions of dollars. told parliament Mr Ell was with the environment minister to the community from Leda’, They contain sweeping al- suspected of carrying out the and was ‘seeking further infor- the advertisement says there legations covering the last  clearing which has been under mation from all parties’. is a strong case for reform of years and were leaked to the investigation by National Parks ‘Our government takes a very council’s planning processess two mainstream papers shortly since it was reported in July. dim view of clearing of nature and urges the introduction of a er Mr Van Rij gave copies to Mr Ell’s push to remove reserves,’ he said. 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www.tweedecho.com.au he weed hire cho November ,  3 Local News Organ donors tell their own stories Albert Elzinga sibility to make the best use of her partner’s generous gi . Organ donation rates can be Although Cheryl wasn’t quite improved if people make their ready to go back to her work as wishes known through family a primary school teacher and PH: 1300 765 161 FACTORY DIRECT discussion, a book launch was still needed to visit the hospital SAVE UP TO told this week. every two weeks, she said she www.aquablinds.com.au 45% OFF * Clinical nurse specialist felt great and hoped she would [email protected] Mary Campbell said the fail- be able to return to work some ure of people to talk to their time next year. relatives and inform them of Double-lung transplant re- their wishes was one of the cipient Marion Walsham, also main obstacles to an increase from Banora Point, said she felt in transplants. a duty to look a er her donated Ms Campbell said less than lungs and make the most of her  per cent of families gave newfound health. consent for a donation to pro- Marion said she didn’t feel ceed and the only way to im- she had two ‘alien’ lungs inside prove that statistic was to raise her body and felt nothing but Café Blinds, Vertical Blinds, Sun Blinds, Venetian awareness and ensure people (l–r) Clinical nurse specialist Mary Campbell with organ recipi- gratitude and concern for the Blinds, Roman Blinds, Roller Blinds, Panel Glide discussed the subject and made ents Cheryl French and Marion Walsham, both from Banora donor’s family. 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Re- Mad Millie showing the whey efforts to create awareness, for a transplant and, most of she needed a transplant to sur- cipients were o en forced to prospects for the future were all, hope. vive, a number of tests ruled take medication constantly to with home cheesemaking kits markedly rosier than in previ-  e ook of ife will travel her immediate family out for ensure the organ was accepted ous years. around NSW this year after kidney donation so her partner and functioning. The DonateLife ook of which it will become part of Greg stepped up and provided Ms Campbell said changing ife, a collection of experi- a national collection and do- the much-needed matching the current situation by intro- ences involving organ dona- nated to the State Library of kidney. ducing the approach taken in tion, was launched on Tuesday NSW and the National Library Cheryl said the transplant, at countries such as Spain, where by the Northern NSW Local in DonateLife Week  . the Princess Alexandra Hospi- citizens are deemed to agree Become an expert cheesemaker Health District at Tweed Heads Banora Point kidney recipi- tal in Brisbane made an already to donation unless otherwise in your own kitchen! library. ent Cheryl French’s story is close relationship even closer stated, was not being consid- Make cheeses from Feta It consists of stories, po- part of the book. Cheryl re- and she felt a distinct respon- ered in this country. and Halloumi to Camembert and Blue Cheese Council rebu s mayor over tourism board role Beginners Italian cheese kit Steve Spencer Mayor Barry Longland said only allowed for the mayor’s Before the vote, Cr van $34.90 (great starting point) he was disappointed by the appointment to the board, un- Lieshout told councillors the A cloud hangs over the Tweed vote, which he described as less the mayor had a con ict of board of Destinations Tweed mayor’s normally automatic ap- ‘disrespectful to the o ce of interest and then apppointed a wanted her to remain. pointment to the board of tour- mayor’. replacement. Cr van Lieshout became a ism body Destinations Tweed  e normally automatic ap- ‘I don’t know what moti- member of the board last year following a shock vote by pointment of the mayor onto vated the move against my ap- after former mayor Kevin councillors to put Cr Joan van the board went awry a er Cr pointment to the board,’ said Skinner declared a con ict of Lieshout on the board instead. van Lieshout said she wanted Cr Longland yesterday. interest and appointed her in- Now available at Border Brewing Cr Warren Polglase said to stay on the board and then ‘Cr van Lieshout has no stead. Supplies Phone 07 5524 5089 yesterday the vote ‘proved the received majority support from status on the board and has The pro-development fac- 8/1 Machinery Drive, Tweed Heads South mayor hasn’t got the confi- her colleagues. had none since I was elected tion of Crs Skinner, Warren dence of the council’. But the validity of the vote mayor in September. 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Bill McCullochs TWEED CITY Ukitopia succeeds on creative spirit Exhaust & Towbar Luis Feliu Specialists 23 years servicing the Tweed Valley Organisers of the third an- ‘At your service’ nual Ukitopia Festival held last & Gold Coast weekend say it was an ‘amaz- Unit 11/12 Greenway ing community success’ given Drive, South Tweed funding for the event was a (opp. Motor Registry) fraction of last year’s. More than , people Fax 07 5524 4768 visited the village for the Mobile 0418 244 755 three-day free festival show- casing the locals’ talents and creative  air, from music to performance and art, with Fed up with workshops, storytelling and a historic photo display adding SHOULDER PAIN? to the atmosphere. Local Physiotherapists reveal the Organiser Natascha Wernick truth about your shoulder pain! said she was a little nervous at the outset of the festival with For way too many people, putting up with shoulder pain is a no outside funding apart from daily battle. You know what I am talking about: • Your shoulder is painful with work and home duties a couple of thousand dollars Tessa Lionessa (Tessa O’Toole), left, and Samantha Panther (Samantha Free-Daly)  ex their • You can’t sleep on your shoulder from Tweed Shire Council, ‘as feline forms as they entertained kids and adults with their acrobatics in the Aussie Oddities • You have pain and stiffness in the morning opposed to last year where we Emporium tent at the Ukitopia Festival last Saturday. If you are sick and tired of trying to live with pain that limits you produced the festival with an from having the life you want, then this news is for YOU. extra ,’. She said the festival needed and delight as I realised that community, totally funded by At Pottsville Physio and Active Life Physio our comprehensive ‘We cut back the costs, to raise over , through we, the Ukitopia Arts Collec- and created by our commu- exam enables us to fi nd the exact cause of your shoulder pain spread the load throughout the donations, memberships, cash tive’s organising committee nity,’ she said. and provide the best long-term solutions. village involving more venues sales of art work and mer- and our Uki Community, had  is year, four new venues Our specialised care will treat the cause of your pain and not and more businesses. It was a chandise on day one and ‘as done it’. were introduced, spreading just mask the symptoms. calculated risk and it worked,’ the money came in, the nerves ‘We had truly created three the business throughout the GUARANTEE: If you do not understand Ms Wernick said. changed to feelings of pride days of community for our village, while art installations the cause of your shoulder pain after one consultation, we will give you your were also a major feature and money back. costume, props and fun ‘added Phone for your appointment and take advantage of our initial assessment fee of Former Wooyung developer jailed for fraud to the playful vibe of the fes- $35 (normally $70). But hurry as we only tival’. have 12 appointments available. Luis Feliu and sta reporters planning minister rejected lated to flooding, significant Around  native tree seed- Phone for an appointment at one of our convenient locations the grandiose plans, which environmental impacts plus lings were distributed to festi- POTTSVILLE MURWILLUMBAH CASURINA Former Gold Coast lifestyle included an arti cial lake and the e ects on adjacent littoral val-goers, free, for regeneration 16 Overall Drive 9 Queens St Rec Club  resort units on three man- rainforest, protected wetlands guru Robert Dale will serve at purposes. Ph: 02 6676 4000 Ph 1300 065 538 Ph 1300 065 538 least three years behind bars for made islands surrounded by a and the Wooyung Beach dunal ripping o investors in a failed golf course on an acid sulphate- system. attempt to develop a Wooyung contaminated  ood plain. Mr Connell said this week property which is again the fo- Samtay more than tripled its that the company had been cus of a controversial stand-o . pro ts in  with a  mil- asked to formally withdraw its A Southport District Court lion sale to Wooyung Prop- construction certi cate and to NightOwl jury found him guilty last week erties, owned by a syndicate clarify its future intentions for of defrauding four investors in including hotel ‘pokies king’ the site but as yet had not re- a major resort project called Bruce Mathieson and leading sponded. Water at Wooyung in  by race horse breeder Jonathon  e company sought approv- enticing them to buy units in Muntz. al for an alternative plan for  a trust. luxury dwellings last year but Seasoned� In sentencing him to seven Legal action dropped dropped the following op- and a half years’ jail and set-  e company took legal ac- position from the council and ting a January  parole date, tion against Tweed council some community groups who the judge said while most of earlier this year for continuing still believed it was unsuitable. the money went towards the to block similar plans for the Tweed Council approved the BBQ Chickens project, one couple’s cheque property, but discontinued their massive development in  for  , was used to buy action without notice several without informing the public, a house for Dale and his wife. weeks ago. eventually attracting the atten- Dale’s lawyers say they will  e company was challeng- tion of the Independent Com- appeal, leaving open another ing the council’s refusal to is- mission Against Corruption chapter in the chequered his- sue a construction certificate (ICAC). tory of the -hectare prop- a er chief planner Vince Con- In its landmark investigation erty which is now subject to nell identified ‘numerous de- into North Coast land deals, a renewed bid to build a huge  ciencies’ in the project which the ICAC found evidence to waterfront resort by the latest involved the excavation of the suggest the original developer, owners of the southern Tweed lake and creation of the three Elm-n-Ash P/L, and a former site, Wooyung Properties P/L. islands. Tweed councillor were involved Dale, a -year-old motiva- He said the de ciencies re- in corrupt conduct. tion coach, acquired the site in October  with the help of vendor  nance, later selling it e cars that ate Tumbulgum to Samtay P/L for an , Tumbulgum is to get  more to  in favour of  more park- Pre- loss, according to industry reg- parking spots at the expense of ing spaces. ulator ASIC. its riverside parkland. ‘We learnt during the recent Order Samtay, which bought it for  e decision came a er may- community access meeting that . million, struck gold in  or Barry Longland told council- a lot of people at that meeting when it convinced a court that lors that a recent public meeting were non-residents of Tumbul- NOW pegs driven into the ground on the issue was attended by gum and employees at the hotel. seven years before meant that many people who did not live in  ere are questions regarding  council approvals for a re- the village, including employees the vote that are unsettling,’ said sort-style development, granted of the Tumbulgum hotel. Tum- Cr Longland. for day bulgum Hotel is close to where Cr Warren Polglase said, ‘All Christmas� amid corruption claims, were ve the extra parking places are to people at that meeting had a Overall D still valid. NightOwl Super Pottsville Waters Pottsville Waters Shopping Centre, It then o -loaded the site to be built. right to vote.  ey may operate Ave Victoria

28 – 40 Overall Drive, Pottsville Waters, NSW 2489 02 6676 1288 Crt Hampton the present owners after the  e public meeting voted  businesses there,’ he said. www.tweedecho.com.au he weed hire cho November ,  5 1 21/11/11 11:09:48 AM Comment Let them eat yellowcake, says Julia o the powers that be in was at least half a virgin until bitions. South Africa dropped or more usually the way their the ALP have decreed 2007, when the three mines out, but other states quickly faction bosses tell them, rather Volume 4 #13 November 24, 2011 S that it is time to take the party was replaced with open came in to replace it: we now than being bound by decisions all but final step in neutralis- slather. But a vestige of princi- have North Korea and Iran to of caucus as a whole. It is re- ing one of the party’s great di- ple remained: Australia would worry about. served for so-called ‘moral’ visions. not sell uranium to countries The NPT cannot be said to issues, which mean ones con- Death of a newspaper By moving to sell Australian that had not signed the NPT, have failed entirely; the expan- cerned, at least peripherally, The Daily News, which has announced its imminent closure, has served uranium to India, a country and when Kevin Rudd came sion of nuclear potential has with sex. our community for 123 years, and losing such a voice from the demo- that has not and will not sign to power later that year he indeed been limited. But it has Some say gay marriage cratic conversation is no gain for the residents of the Tweed. Although the Nuclear Non-proliferation promptly reversed John How- not been stopped and India, should not be considered in latterly the DN was out of touch with the political orientation and Treaty, Julia Gillard has effec- ard’s decision to sell the ore to the world’s largest democracy, this category: it is a matter of environmental concerns of the region, its demise leaves a vacuum in tively proclaimed that an issue India – this was, after all, party is entitled to feel miffed at be- anti-discrimination, not a life the local print media which envious interests over the border will not which has plagued Labor for policy. ing treated in the same way as and death issue. be slow to exploit. more that thirty years is now Well no, but nor was the le- Rupert Murdoch’s Gold Coast Bulletin is now the nearest print daily dead. Finished, kaput. galisation of homosexuality in to our shire, and it is unfortunate that the Bully has all of the vices of a Uranium is not longer to be New Delhi cannot see the logic of the first place; that went to a Murdoch tabloid – political bias, sensationalism, reckless intrusion of compared to Kryptonite, a sub- Australia supplying uranium ore to conscience vote. So did abor- privacy – with none of the occasional virtues of readability and capac- stance which emits death rays tion, and most rational people ity for breaking news. The paper has increased its coverage of Tweed and is so evil that it should not China but not India. would agree that this is not a issues in the past few months, and its blatant subservience to com- even be considered as a topic of matter of life and death in the mercial interests does not bode well for the future. Readers are likely to conversation in polite society. by Mungo MacCallum first trimester, when the foe- find that local concerns will be trivialised, sensationalised, or – as in the It is now just another ore to be tus is not viable. And if we’re case of the Leda ‘dossiers’ – slanted to the newspaper’s ideology. dug up and exported because really concerned that life and In the face of a rampant Bully, the Daily News’s offering of an en- doing so is good for Austra- The problem was that the the rogue states. In particular, death issues should be a mat- hanced website and a cheap Saturday edition (how long will that last?) lia’s trade balance and good for policy, like the NPT itself, ter of conscience, why don’t is not enough to prevent a crass Gold Coast takeover of our public New Delhi cannot see the logic Australian jobs. had been designed for earlier, of Australia supplying uranium we have a conscience vote on space. However, there is a David for this Goliath. Since August The Echo And of course because the things like going to war? Or has been producing a free daily online publication Echonetdaily. We simpler times. The idea of the ore to China but not India sim- Indians want it, and have made NPT had been to limit the ply because China was a couple the legalisation of drugs? Or, are under no illusion that a tiny local organisation can hinder a ruthless for that matter, the wearing of international corporation, but we do offer a choice. And as paid daily it clear that if they don’t get it spread of nuclear weapons to of years quicker off the mark. they’re going to show their ir- those who already had them Gillard has a logical and coher- bike helmets? Or even the sale newspapers continue go under (free weeklies are relatively buoyant) a and export of uranium? choice of information becomes ever more important. ritation. And given that India – USA, USSR, France and ent case; it’s a pity that so far is well on the way to becoming China, which just got in under she has put it purely in terms of Well, because these are not A deafening silence a very major power in the re- the wire. Signatories pledged Australia’s material advantage. matters over which the pope gion, this is not something we not to try and develop them, Labor does, of course, have gets his knickers in a knot. For Tweed councillors Polglase, Youngblutt, Skinner and Holdom to would really welcome. Conscience, in the usage of approve a Hastings Point development that breaches the building and as a quid pro quo those one remaining anti-nuclear The diehards of the left with them were supposed to fallback: no nuclear power the Australian Labor Party, controls recently put in place after a long and exhaustive process is determined by the Roman will mount a last-ditch stand pursued policies of disarma- within our own borders. But involving council, developers and the community is decidedly odd. Catholic Church and the aim against Gillard’s move at next ment. The second didn’t hap- this too is a bit hard to justify; What is even odder is their refusal to publicly defend their decision. of a conscience vote is to al- month’s National Conference, pen – at least not for a long if the stuff’s too dangerous for A rescission motion on the issue this week gave them the opportu- low members to vote against but it is clear that they don’t time, and the process is still far nity to explain to everyone just why it was so important to undermine us to use, how come we sell moves for equality, fairness and have the numbers. Indeed from complete. the controls and snub the community that had worked so hard for it to everyone else? What are social justice if the pope doesn’t they have not had the num- But the real problem was them. They said nothing, not a word. They voted again for the overde- we, drug pushers, exporters like them. The irony, of course, bers since 1984, when the fed- that a number of countries, velopment but refused to explain why. They should not be surprised if of deadly poisons, merchants is that the church teaches that their silence is interpreted as arrogance or something worse. eral conference removed the including India, were well on of death? Sooner or later this conscience is always para- existing blanket ban against the way to their first nuclear contradiction will have to be mount – that every vote should Tweed Shire Echo uranium mining and replaced test, and saw no reason to turn resolved, but not yet. Dispos- be a conscience vote and that back. After all, just across the Publisher David Lovejoy it with the illogical compro- ing of the NPT is quite enough it should ultimately be deter- Editor Luis Feliu mise of the three mines policy, border was a potentially hostile for one year. mined not by the church but Advertising Manager Angela Cornell which gave the green light to China, with nukes at the ready, Accounts Manager Simon Haslam Gillard’s other conference by the individual. But that’s too Production Manager Ziggi Browning Ranger, Olympic Dam and and on the other side Pakistan test, as the magisters of News difficult altogether. 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Letters to the Editor Email: [email protected] Deadline: Noon, Tuesday umbs down to McDonald’s in Mur’bah Letters longer than  words may be cut and pseudonyms are not ■ I am writing to voice my con- port this activity if we had any can there be a guarantee on down either main street and with the enjoyment of the exist- acceptable. cern about the proposal for a compassion for our nature, adequate management of waste view the growing number of va- ing cultural feel of the town, and Please include your full name, McDonald’s to be built here. health and global impact? paper and plastics so close to a cant shops. Surely the last thing do not want to become another address and phone number. As a fairly long-term resident Peaches Land major water body, as well as to we need right now is competi- Gold Coast outlet centre. of this area I feel the impact of a Tyalgum the entrance to the town? tion from a new retail centre Opening the doors to Mc- McDonald’s in Murwillumbah One of the most common that is located (conveniently) Donald’s is the beginning of the Hastings Point outrage ■ I am outraged at the behav- will be devastating to our com- As a business owner and resi- comments from tourists and on the highway, thus drawing end, as far as I can see. You may iour of councillors who voted munity and local businesses. dent of the shire, I am strongly visitors to the area is their de- potential business away from as well set up a Coca Cola plant to support a non-compliant Since the highway took away opposed to the application for a light in our local architecture, coming into town. at Clarrie Hall Dam and sell all building in Hastings Point with through traffic, the town has McDonald’s facility at the door- particularly the Art Deco build- Adequate time and consul- our water rights! Or have we no explanation for their behav- experienced a downturn in vol- way to Murwillumbah on the ings along both main streets tation is a must, to get appro- already done that, and it’s just iour to the people of the village. ume of people visiting the local following grounds. that lend a unique character priate response from the busi- not public knowledge? Kirra Springs As an interstate-based prop- businesses. A McDonald’s is not The Tweed Valley is being and flavour to the town. The nesses and citizens of the Tweed erty owner, my property pur- going to bring more people into promoted heavily as a food character (or lack thereof) of Valley, who, like myself, have Tyalgum ■ Edited for length chase was based in good faith town, but take them away from bowl for organic, locally grown the proposed business, with the moved here or grown up here on the passage of the Hastings the core of local eateries. produce, with many local events usual fast-food outlet image, is and festivals attracting people in direct contradiction to the Point DCP. It seems that some  ere is a McDonald’s on the to the area to enjoy the wonder- character of Murwillumbah. Psoriasis & Skin Clinic Tweed councillors cannot be highway already, which will sat- ful produce and environment I also have some concerns trusted at all and have no per- isfy hungry cravings for such we enjoy here. A generic junk- regarding the traffic report. SERVICING NORTHERN RIVERS Before sonal integrity. I will be taking a food source. Murwillumbah food icon at the doorway to the There is currently already an Effective, natural-based treatment legal advice as to capacity to does not need another one. Tweed Valley would sully this issue with people crossing the • Psoriasis sue those councillors person-  e local eateries are strug- gling; many have closed or are impression, and put us in the double lines that stretch along • Eczema ally for their actions as they operating on minimal income category of just another high- that side of the road on Tweed • Dermatitis have not only misled me but and keep trading as it is a way way town. Valley Way; what are the con- have destroyed an entire com- We investigate allergy involvement with After of life for the proud cafe/restau-  ere is su cient informa- siderations for the additional munity’s faith in due process. Eczema and Dermatitis rant owner. tion available on the internet movement of cars to and from and put other communities in Murwillumbah is gaining a to quantify the substandard the proposed site? 1300 754 625 NSW at risk. reputation for good food, or- nutritional impact of McDon- Mainly, however, there has 6/97 Main Street Murwillumbah I followed the process un- ganically based and highly nu- ald’s foods, not to mention the been a definite lack of com- psoriasis.com.au dertaken in relation to the de- tritional. known environmental impact munity consultation, with most velopment of the DCP from We do not need this contra- this multinational corporation people I have raised this issue a distance but with great in- dictory image overshadowing has had upon the entire planet! with since becoming aware of terest due to my wish to retire our beloved Murwillumbah. Surely our local council, with its it only last week, saying they to the Tweed Coast. It seems I personally do not want to strong environmental focus and knew nothing about it! Is there that ‘community consultation’ see such a trashy food source measures, would understand even a visible development pro- means nothing to these coun- entice our youngsters into the incredibly negative impact posal sign on the proposed site? cillors other than a way to shut bad eating habits. KFC is bad such an icon would have upon I have discussed this with Murwillumbah Campus Open Evening the community up. Woe betide enough! the region? many businesses in Murwil- those of us who believed it to • Free sausage sizzle and refreshments all visitors McDonald’s has a negative The environmental impact lumbah, who have expressed be real. I understand this coun- • Entertainment by soul artist “Soulman O’Gaia” impact on agriculture, farming of all the litter associated with their concern about the impact cil was sacked once. Surely not beef cattle and degrading our a fast-food outlet is a major on business in the town cen- • Lucky door prize - $100, $50 & $20 Coles gift vouchers for the same behaviour. land and soils and depleting the concern, particularly with the tre, particularly as business has I sincerely hope the Hastings Wednesday 30 November, 5:30pm to 7:30pm ocean of certain  sh. Tweed River being directly op- been tough for many since the Point community will now in- 146 Murwillumbah St, A Block, Ground Floor. Why would we want to sup- posite the proposed site. How GFC. You only have to walk voice council for the time, ef- Information on all our courses and a chance to talk to staff from each section. fort and  nancial sacri ce this ry all the cost. For instance, at fact true a er  years of drilling great expense to the ratepayers. marathon e ort has cost them. Pottsville why not let them o a operations in Queensland? Hastings Point Development With extreme anger couple of car parks in exchange Can we please see how farm- Control Plan was authorised by J Everingham for the trees being kept. At land is irrigated with gas well the council and state govern- Brunswick, Victoria least the community would get heads  metres apart? ment.  is group has created a something back. What, if any, changes have legal document taking around ■ Unconscionable. Unforgive- Almost , children last occurred in the water quality/  ve years to achieve, with vari- NC049583 able. Unforgettable. month entered koala colouring- availability, level of subsidence, ous community and business- J Boyd based consultations.  ere was 131 601 in competitions, not really for soil fertility/salinity/contami- northcoast.tafensw.edu.au Hastings Point the prizes, which were minimal, nation? What is done with the a consensus made and through but because they want to keep ‘produced water’? consistent e orts from council Koala food trees their free-ranging koalas on the Has there been an increase sta and local residents it be- The office block at Elizabeth Tweed. If we adults want to do in road building, large truck came a legal document. Keep up to date at Street, Pottsville: last week I it, it is still possible, but we have movements, noise, air and vi- Now councillors have bro- www.echonetdaily.net.au too wondered how three koala to get serious about it. sual pollution? ken their own rules on various food trees could be so impor- I will be sad (not as sad as Have there been any increas- grounds, such as over-height, tant; it all seemed a little over the koala, who will probably die es of illness since the beginning over-sized, shortfall in bound- the top, so I did some research. with his tree gone, but still sad) of drilling? ary setback, and landscaping. netdaily  e trees in question are de- if we lose this group of trees, but Eagerly awaiting answers. continued overleaf fined as being in ‘core koala what would be worse is that we Ari Ehrlich habitat’ which means they are didn’t take the chance to learn Tyalgum currently being used by a koala. why these individual trees were/ ATTENTION HOME OWNERS, FARMERS, The koala corridor is almost are so important, and do some- Rules are rules GARDENERS, POOL OWNERS AND like a series of stepping stones thing about it. We can do this if I believe that the administrators for the koalas.  ey follow the we choose to. le a number of controversial LAWN LOVERS same path and use the same Lisa Townsend decisions to a new fledgling trees for generation a er gen- Murwillumbah council to decide. So what have eration. If a koala gets to where they achieved so far? I’m not that next tree is supposed to be, Gas rumbles going to get into who did what, and it is gone, then they don’t In an outrageous claim James just the realistic outcomes of the know what to do and get very Balderstone, Santos vice-pres- decisions this new council has confused and stressed. ident, was quoted saying, ‘We made, and the rami cations of The ecologists who were believe our operations will be them. thumbs up on the car rally and shown to enhance rural com- I’m driven to write this af- koalas (with certain measures munities in general and in par- ter walking out on the council in place) are aghast at the re- ticular the productivity of land- meeting of November , , NSW state rebate has ended, however moval of these trees. holders who choose to work a er they made their decision for best prices contact Duraplas.  e council could help facili- with us.’ on the DA in Hastings Point, tate saving the koala food trees How ‘in particular’ can the the last in a series of unfortu- on new development sites by company demonstrate with nate events. Our council does 400 Tweed Valley Way Murwillumbah helping the developer not car- veri able science that this is in seem to like legal battles, at www.duraplas.com.au 02 6672 6977

www.tweedecho.com.au he weed hire cho November ,  7 Letters continued from page 7 residents, and 72 per cent reject- by over 40 seats, but no addi- So what am I to tell my kids? ed this amendment. The same tional parking was provided. Schools still reaping benefits from BER The people stood up, they did small lobby group has again The lobby group pushing for what they could to save a beau- gone to the mayor looking to changes against the wider com- tiful place that was being threat- increase car parking, this time munity views includes the own- ened. All their efforts were ap- with an ambit claim of some ad- er of Tumbulgum Tavern, Kit preciated by the general public, ditional 18 car spaces consum- Gooley, and the Tumbulgum but the authorities decided not ing over 350m2 of foreshore. Community Association presi- to follow the rules that time. Tumbulgum is a small sleepy dent, Ann Carkery. The major Rules and laws are made to village on the Tweed River and reason put to council for the keep our communities safe, is a popular location for visitors removal of foreshore was that healthy, and prosperous. They to enjoy the relaxed amenity of business would suffer if addi- define our moral standards, and the village. The village, however, tional car parking was not pro- create a level of acceptability. By does get busy at Sunday lunch- vided – this assertion has been breaking the laws you impinge times with many visitors access- made with no valid research. on other members of our so- ing the river and foreshore for Tweed Shire Crs Youngblutt, ciety, and penalties are usually water activities as well as the Skinner, Holdom and Polglase imposed. The developer push popular Tumbulgum Tavern have gone against their own is like a speedster on the high- providing lunch to large groups. council charter and have ap- way. When rules are broken In particular for a two-hour pe- proved the removal of foreshore then trust is affected, and all our riod there is limited parking in for the benefit of an individual hopes for the future. and around the Tumbulgum business owner. I’m not sure that I want to Tavern as it routinely caters to Tumbulgum residents will live in a place where it is OK to over 350 patrons during this pe- be running a campaign to stop change the rules and impinge riod. Limited on-site parking of the destruction of the foreshore, on wider populations; anarchy approximately 12 car spaces is which is the very reason why Richmond MP Justine Elliot surrounded by students and teachers of Bilambil Public School appears close. Rules that get provided; however, these are uti- many people live in this sleepy recently after the official opening of new $2.02 million classrooms and facilities, funded as part bent all the time don’t get much lised in the main by staff mem- village and why visitors come to of the federal Labor government’s Building the Education Revolution (BER). Last week Mrs Elliot respect, so why should we fol- bers of the tavern. Recent reno- Tumbulgum in the first place. officially opened Tyalgum Public School’s new library with BER funding of almost $1 million. To low the rules? I have a moral vations to Tumbulgum Tavern Dean Williams date, 205 BER projects in 90 schools have been funded in the electorate to the tune of more than ethic, and I will follow the rules, have increase seating capacity Tumbulgum $115 million. because I know that they were put there for the protection of our future society. Robyn Lemaire Letters to Leda from the Tweed community Murwillumbah n It is interesting to see that However, what seems to be Leda needs to understand I cannot make sense of the I agree with the developer Leda in their recent ‘Open Let- missing from the picture is a and respect our rights rather developer’s letter to me – a on an external independent in- Threatened foreshore ter to the Community’ make realisation from Leda that in the than attempt to wrest them member of the community. vestigation and the sooner the Tweed Shire Council has this much of their ability to influ- overall scheme of things, they from us by way of secret re- The state government ap- better. week approved the removal of ence the shape of the future will be here for a short time. ports and intimidation against proved the Kings Forest Con- The open letter has an awful some 200m2 of Tumbulgum Tweed Shire. There is no argu- Their legacy, in terms of the any who dare to put an alternate cept Plan on December 22, sense and familiarity of years foreshore against the advice of ment there – they certainly have types of townships they deliver, view. If Leda fails to do that, 2010, the Cobaki Concept Plan gone by – in the lead-up to the the community and council the ‘muscle’ to do that. Leda, will live on for many decades, they will never deliver on their on December 6, 2010 and the 1999/2004 council elections. staff to appease the owners of however, needs to understand and the community will be left stated aim of ‘restoring trust to Cobaki Central Open Space/ L Smith the Tumbulgum Tavern. that with such influence also to deal with it long after Leda the process’. Riparian Corridor project ap- Tweed Heads The Tumbulgum Foreshore comes a high level of corporate have broken camp and moved Nigel Greenup plication on February 22, 2011. Master Plan has evolved since social responsibility, some prin- on. Nunderi Cobaki Precincts 1/2/6 DAs n What a pity, what a shame, its inception in 2005 with a cipal components of which are Given that, it is imperative were approved by the JRPP on what a missed opportunity. small lobby group consist- accountability, eco-sensitive de- that local and state govern- n At no point do I remember May 26, 2011. The overriding Leda has shown by its preda- ing of a minority in the com- sign, sustainability and mean- ments insist upon the abso- any political party asking me if I authority, the state government, tory and aggressive attitude munity requesting changes to ingful community engagement lute best outcome that can be supported two new ‘mini cities’ approved the Cobaki Concept towards our landscape, natural the Master Plan. In 2010 the (which involves more than just achieved. It is government after in the Tweed Shire; in fact more Plan October 13, 2011. resources and community that community was consulted on letters to the paper telling the all that will pick up the long- people objected to this develop- So, to date applications have it is unable to understand the a range of revisions with the community how it will be). term costs (economical, social ment than any other in the his- indeed been approved by au- beauty and integrity of the Cal- key amendment being the re- There is also no doubt that and environmental) of these de- tory of NSW. thorities independent of coun- dera context. moval of existing foreshore to Leda (like all businesses) are velopments. It’s worth remem- This ‘concept approval’ for cil with reports on the public Bob Ell and Reg Van Rij increase available car parks by about maximising their return bering who funds government Kings Forest was given in the record to fully inform the com- seem to prefer confrontation eight spaces. Some 94 responses on their significant investment. to do that. It is not Leda, it is us. dying days of the very unpopu- munity – not secret such as the to cooperation in their funda- to this particular amendment Again, there is nothing wrong That is where our right to be lar NSW Labor government. developer’s dossiers. mental attitude towards de- were received, 78 of them from with that. involved comes from. This ‘concept approval’ means To inform the community of veloping their/our greenfield they have to get approval from the other side of the coin, the sites into human settlements our council for each stage as documentation provided by the appropriate for this unique they build it. Which means the developer for public comment bio-region in 2011. FREE SHORT COURSE general public gets to express its (legal requirement) on Cobaki’s The contempt for our inher- Starting Monday 5 December— For Jobseekers feelings on the subject though first three precinct DAs had de- ent/inherited landforms and councillors. leted/changed parts of the Min- vegetation and the bullyboy Increase your employment opportunities The planners have a clear isters Concept Approval which attitude towards our commu- set of guidelines everyone is I believe did not allow for prop- nity is weird and delinquent in just five days supposed to follow, such as er informed public comment. considering the commercial minimum block sizes of over The developer’s claim of reality that the company must * Food Safety Supervisor Certificate 400m2. This developer wants green bias of council needs to ultimately sell these sterile bits to do things differently. I am be put in perspective. Kings of dirt to the public for large * Prepare and serve espresso coffee sure they would prefer people Forest and Cobaki are in areas sums of money. There is a soft- (Barista) from far away that don’t know of our most sensitive sites re er, more ecologically sustaina- the Tweed to decide. threatened species, EECs, sen- ble and cooperative way where * RSA * RCG *Apply First Aid An investigation as to how sitive coastal lakes and are ASS natural values and ecosystems Don’t miss out—limited places available this ridiculous proposal got this hot spots, protected under lo- are honoured and nurtured. far would be very welcome. As cal/state/federal/international Even if Leda have a virtual Contact us for more information to costs, are they factoring how legislation. Legal requirements monopoly on new greenfield much it will cost us to supply are that these legislations must residential development, it them with water needed? That’s be adhered to – this is not green should still make economic just for starters. bias. and ecological sense to tread J Sheehy Is the developer suggesting softly and sympathetically Murwillumbah that council only be partial to rather than rape, scrape, burn their views and not consider the and bulldoze. Adversarial n In reply to the open letter to views of the community, many abuse of the community is just the community re Kings Forest government agencies, profes- as senseless as making war on and Cobaki, I remind our com- sional experts, business cor- the landscape. munity there are always two porations and the integrity of Hop E Hopkins Phone 02 6672 6005 now! sides to a coin. adopted planning regulations? Caldera Environment Centre

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the 2010 Q Song Awards ‘Blues & Roots’ category for his track Come Anticipating a Six  Inside as well as two top ten tracks in the roots charts of Triple J To support the release of their highly anticipated debut album Unearthed. in October, Six60 recently announced their rst set of live dates. Rather than a traditional album release tour, the band decided to Marc Bicher – The Gentleman tour the album throughout the next year, and that way they will be able to play live in as many cities and towns as possible . After Rambling the initial run of NZ dates, Six60 The Gentleman Rambling, Marc are heading back to Australia Bicher is a Queensland singer- for their third headline tour in songwriter who is has quite an just over a year. See them at the unusual style some dub as Progressive Coolangatta Hotel this Friday. Gothic Folk. Not being able to put KRASH  KRAM AND PLAY AT your nger on exactly what The THE MIAMI TAVERN ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Gentleman Rambling sounds like is Original Seeds more often than not heavily in Marc’s favour. Many years have been spent It’s this devotion to his craft that would see him successfully Showcase developing his own playing style and graduate from the Gri th University’s BPM Program in 2010. The Original Seeds Showcase is many shows played have developed Writing personal songs for the masses Tully hopes the audience a night to feature some of the best a swagger and stage presence that will nd a part of themselves in each verse and come to realise emerging, original artists in our allow him to put out mesmerising the similarities that we as humans poses. With the echoes of steel region. Each artist has been hand performances. Inspired heavily by strings over hollow wood and a voice raised in the woods comes picked for their talent, originality the likes of early Bob Dylan, Nick the sound of Tully Davidson. Currumbin Soundlounge, Friday. and potential to become national or Cave, Nick Drake, Leonard Cohen international artists of note. SOUTHERLY CHANGE BLOW INTO THE and Tom Waits, The Gentleman SHEOAK SHACK THIS SUNDAY Rambling is no stranger to the art of The View Is Worth The Climb songwriting. Tim Finn, the iconic singer, songwriter and founder of legendary Pat Tierney Australian band Split Enz is coming to entertain you at Twin Towns His smooth voice and skillful slide guitar playing has seen him Bernie Carson as a part of his few exclusive shows in Australia. perform well over fty shows in the past twelve months and his The shows are in support of short career has already seen him pick up a Highly Commended in Described as a proli c songwriter and an extraordinary performer his new studio album The Bernie bursts onto the stage with her own brand of music, with View Is Worth The Climb which lyrics that are honest and from the heart, her music is known to continues to garner praise surprise, mesmerise and totally amaze you with her soaring vocals. from fans and media. Tim Bernie delivers a splashing of folk, amidst a whole lot of pop, a Finn and his band will be sprinkle of country, and some hidden reggae. You will nd yourself performing songs from the totally delighted with this fabulous quirky young lady. new album as well selections from across his incredible Tully Davidson – SunBear career including songs such as Poor Boy, Six Months In A Leaky Tully Davidson (Sunbear) is a young singer songwriter from the Boat, Persuasion and I SeeRed. Gold Coast hinterland. With a strong belief that every song should tell a story, Tully writes of individual experiences, thoughts and Finn continues to remain memories woven seamlessly into themes of the environment and an important and relevant wider global issues. His songs are emotive, displaying maturity well musical force, headlining beyond his years, yet also imaginative, showing he’s still a boy at festivals and inspiring a new heart. generation of artists. His new album The View Is Worth The DARREN J RAY PERFORMS WITH ‘THE Inspired by the heartfelt sounds of artists of such as Damien Rice, Climb was produced by the NOT TO BE MISSED  FABULOUS SOUNDS OF THE SIXTIES SHOW’ AT and The Dave Matthews Band, Tully spent the majority Grammy Award winning TIM FINN PLAYS AT THE TWIN THE CURRUMBIN RSL ON SUNDAY of his teenage years locked away in his bedroom slowly developing Jacquire King (Kings Of Leon, TOWNS THIS FRIDAY his own style and sound.

Free admission Gallery open Wed-Sun 10am - 5pm (DST) First Sun Employment John 18 November - 29 January Williamson Robert Hannaford: Open Studio Looking for work? First Sun is on the money. When you start at First Sun Employment you work through an individually tailored Contemporary Wearables ‘11 program that’s been developed with your A Toowoomba Regional Art Gallery Touring Exhibition needs in mind. In this program you’ll be taught many skills including: New Skin: Shayle Flesser • Ways to search for employment • How to conduct yourself in interviews Until 4 February • How to most effectively write a resume Seven Little Australians Now you’re ready to fi nd at job. Robert Hannaford Self portrait A Dromkeen Travelling Exhibition Some of the techniques we use to secure you employment include: Until 4 March 1. Identifying the main job opportunities in the local area Jenny Sages: Paths to Portraiture 2. Assessing your skills against local labor market needs 3. Training 4. Helping you get relevant work experience

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Tom Waits, Cold War Kids) and was recorded over two weeks at imitating the artist, but so emotive is his performance, it lulls the Roundhead Studios in Auckland. audience into believing anything is possible. It’s part concert and This year Tim Finn has headlined the St Kilda Festival, performed part biography thought it doesn’t seek to tell the full story of in the opening celebrations for the Rugby World Cup and also Lennon’s life. commenced work on an independent  lmscore. Now Australian For the audience this is either an emotional trip down memory fans have the opportunity to catch a musical legend as he brings to lane or a wonderful introduction to the life and times of one of the you at Twin Towns on Friday. most fascinating icons of our time. With 31 songs performed including, to name a few, A Day in The Dirty Channel are coming The Life, Strawberry Fields Forever, Revolution, Lucy In the Sky with Diamonds, Working Class Hero, Imagine and more, this is a show for The trio have been playing on the north-east coast building a all ages. The music is delivered superbly by The Glass Onion Band following to catch their raw-to-earth musical talents. With drums, that is lead by Stewart D’Arrietta. Saturday Twin Towns. bass, guitars and combined vocals the trio have a larger-than-life CATCH ANDREW BAXTER AT STOKERS sound. Adam Brown on vocals, electric SIDING HALL THIS SUNDAY guitar and his 1937 Dobro slide guitar. Best of British Luke (Fergo) Ferguson brings some from birth, his family’s classic collection of old blues records awesome bass and his 5-octave vocals, While the band took a while to come while Jake Mann awakens the drums. into being, once formed British cranking through his earliest memories, his father, the a cionado, There twists on a selection of covers with India hit the ground running, strumming along on a beaten up ol’ steel string. It came as no a few original tunes thrown in are sure to gaining managers from their  rst surprise to anyone when the young man found inspiration, comfort bring those dancing shoes to life. Friday ever gig, who then booked them and solace in this powerful music. Thus began a lifelong instruction at Pottsville Sports Bar. in to support the at and inspiration from the blues masters, Muddy Waters, Willie Dixon their second. Nic Wilson was the and BB King. Andrew Baxter immersed himself in their music. It’s local guitar prodigy about school fundamental beat and melodies seemed to provide answers to life’s A Glass Onion when he met Declan Melia. The questions and the sirens call of the blues caught him in its voodoo clutches forever. John Waters returns in his critically two bonded musically and  rst acclaimed production Looking Through played together acoustically in a He eventually found like-minded musicians and co-founded the A Glass Onion – a homage to the music, friend’s kitchen. A drunken  ght on legendary blues institution Blind Lemon. The crowds and the gigs mystery and memory of John Lennon. a beach resulted in them  nding got bigger. Big festival were played to great acclaim. Andrew Baxter bass player Will Drummond and Wednesday 8 December 2010 marks the THE ORIGINAL SEEDS SHOWCASE WITH the three then sought a drummer Continued over page 31st anniversary since he was tragically BERNIE CARSON by scouring Melbourne’s music gunned down outside his New York City venues, eventually choosing Matt program guide apartment. John Lennon O’Gorman. Their debut release, the single Outside THURSDAY would have been 70 109, was played on Triple J within an hour of them receiving it. 6am Planet Luv Glitter years of age in October The band’s debut EP We Are the Counter Culture was recorded and 9am Arts Canvass Karena 11am Bohemian Beat Riddhi 2010. ‘Glass Onion’ produced by former Easybeat Harry Vanda. O the back of the 12pm Juke Joint Tony Parker was created by Waters EP, the band toured widely, including supports with Gomez and 2pm Audio Chocolate Rich 4pm Future Classics Matt Meir and D’Arrietta back in the bulk of the Australian summer fests such as the , 6pm Crossroads Paul Martin January 1992 with a , , and the Pyramid Festival. The 8pm Cruisin’ for a Bluesin’ The Honeydripper 5-week run in a small band recorded their debut album Guillotine in early 2006, again 10pm Booty Call Lainie cabaret room at the with Vandaand the band’s second album Thieves was released in NEW SUMMER PERIOD 12am Gimme Shelter Rockstar Fee Tilbury Hotel in Sydney’s 2008 and debuted at number  ve in the ARIA charts with follow-up NOV 1 2011 – 30 APR 2012 FRIDAY Woolloomooloo as a Avalanche being released in 2010 and reaching number 10 in the MONDAY 6am That Friday Feeling Nicky JOHN WATERS IN ‘LOOKING 6am The Morning Mix Kabes 9am The Spin Cycle Karin Kolbe two-man show and was an THROUGH A LOOKING GLASS ARIA charts. Coolangatta Hotel Saturday. 9am The Lighthouse Lounge 11am Page Turners/ Pip Morrissey instant success. Since then, ONION’ Andrew & Pollyanna Social Savvy Networking 11am Belly BellySisters Russell & Maxim including more musicians, 12pm Pregnancy, Birth & Beyond 12pm Mystery Train Mary Cannon it has toured London’s West End and a further two soldout Inspired by BB KING Hunna & Lara 1pm Whirled Music Phil Hirst 1pm That’s Amore The Italians 2pm Grooveyard Teesha & Nilesh Australian tours. A Big Band Blues Spectacular – Taking his cue from the legendary 2pm Q’s Jazz ‘n Blues Quentin Watts 4pm The Village Manie 4pm Cruizy Beatz DJ Cruizy 6pm Chopsuey Rachy The show is not a cut-and-paste biography of Lennon or an innovator and master of the Big Blues band sound, Andrew Baxter 6pm Grailey Whole Celtic Show 8pm Submerged/Down & Out emulation of the original recordings. On stage, with shadows from presents an afternoon of the  nest Blues music by, and inspired by Margaret Wyatt Si Clone/Slinky 8pm Sounds of Africa DJ Massaganda 10pm Rotation/B-BoyMixers POB/Elixza the lighting arrangement  uttering over his face as he explores BB King. A big band with a smoking hot horn section of some of 10pm Freedom Run Callum the essence of the man through song and spoken word, Waters the  nest players around. SATURDAY TUESDAY 6am Bay Rock Tark 6am Clockwise Gary Street becomes synonymous with Lennon. He shies away from Andrew Baxter was exposed to the grit and honey of the Blues 8am Musical Kaleidoscope Jill 9am Under Construction 10am Cowboy’s Sweetheart Carrie D Sarah Ndiaye & Gina Baker SEE THE MARVELLOUS STREET PARADES AT THE MULLUM 11am Byron Business Phil Daly 12pm Blues from the Bay Anthony & Ken STATION STREET STUDIOS PRESENTS 12pm Wirritjin Terra Nullus 2pm Paris Cat Alley Lou MUSIC FESTIVAL THIS THURSDAY TO SUNDAY 2pm The Music Garden Michael Brereton 4pm The Festival Express Tegs FIVE ARTISTS, FIVE SENSIBILITIES, 4pm Below the Radar The Invisible Man 5pm Radio Re-Generation Mother & Child ONE WEEKEND ONLY 6pm Post Modern Backlash Hudson 6pm Random Rhythms Ashgirl end of 8pm Radio Mundial Steve Snelgrove 8pm Diggin in the Archives Undertaker Multimedia art event to take you 10pm Shel’s Place Shel Kronich & Joan of Arc to the end of the line and back 10pm In the Vaults/ Matt Wardle/ WEDNESDAY The Hypnagogic State Ice Creme Kid the line Nathalie Verdejo, Frida Lezius, Cristina 6am Catch and Grab DJ Holly Holster Sharratt, Steve Waller, Hannah Massey 9am 2481 Undone Nicqui Yazdi SUNDAY 11am Go Earthcare Ros Elliott 7am Astro Alchemy Iris & Michael 12pm Suara Indonesia Francesca & Kirana 8am Sounds of the 60’s Alan E. Opening 6pm Friday 9 December with music by Stu Beaumont 1pm Afternoon Tea Party Adelaide & Fai 10am Jazz Moods Jean Brown 10am–4pm, Saturday & Sunday 10th & 11th December 2pm The Junkyard Stuey 12pm Omnibus RG Pedicini & Les Schmidt 4pm Olylamas Beanbag Olylama 2pm Radio Latina Yolanda, Salvador & David 6pm Bongo Gum Brett Diemar 4pm The Bay Lounge aqua 8pm Basswize/Good times Crucial D/Big B 6pm Roots & Culture DJ Selector 10pm All Funked Up Mr Mantiki 8pm Ice Cream Truck Fulton Hobbs 12am Live from Earth Dane 10pm The Space Between Mr Hugs COMMUNITY RADIO BAY-FM 99.9 Station Street Studios, cnr Mill & Station streets, Mullumbimby www.bayfm.org Phone: 6680 7999 www.tweedecho.com.au he weed hire cho November ,  15 THURSDAY 24 ■ BURLEIGH BEARS LEAGUES CLUB 6PM MARTY HURST Gi Guid ■ CLUB BANORA 6PM JEFF ■ TWEED HEADS BOWLS CLUB NOON MR TROY continue CAMILLERI BOB MILDREN 7.30PM SMOKIN’ ■ KINGSCLIFF BEACH BOWLS CLUB 12 Liv Musi ■ CUDGEN LEAGUES CLUB ROBERT CRAWDADS NOON PIXIE JENKINS KEITH ■ KIRRA SPORTS CLUB 4PM HAVE A was on a mission to share the PAT TIERNEY PART OF THE ORIGINAL SEEDS SHOWCASE AT ■ KIRRA SPORTS CLUB 8PM PHIL SATURDAY 26 GO KARAOKE blues and played tirelessly to EIZENBERG’S OPEN MIKE NITE CURRUMBIN SOUNDLOUNGE THIS FRIDAY ■ BURLEIGH BEARS LEAGUES CLUB ■ MARTY’S AT CABA, CABARITA the faithful, and converted ■ MIAMI TAVERN SHARK BAR KRASH 7.30PM AKASA BEACH 1.30PM CABALLEROS KRAM & ASH GRUNWALD many more. In 2009 he decided ■ CABARITA BEACH SPORTS CLUB ■ NEVERLAND COOLANGATTA EASY ■ TWEED HEADS BOWLS CLUB 6PM 7.30PM KENNEDY MANSION SUNDAYS to branch out on his own to VEENIE’S  SWIZZLE ■ CHINDERAH TAVERN 3PM PAUL ■ POTTSVILLE BEACH SPORTS CLUB indulge and experiment with FRIDAY 25 ATKINS 5PM MARK DAVOLA his fascination for the big ■ CLUB BANORA 7PM CATHY LEE & ■ RIVERVIEW HOTEL ■ BABALOU 5PM DJ FLYFINGAZ THE BETELNUTS MURWILLUMBAH 2PM band spectacle of smoking ■ BURLEIGH BEARS LEAGUES CLUB ■ COOLANGATTA HOTEL 8PM BROADFOOT hot horn sections. He began 7.30 INDER BRITISH INDIA ■ SHEOAK SHACK 4PM SOUTHERLY organising his renowned Blues ■ CABARITA BEACH SPORTS CLUB ■ COOLANGATTA SANDS HOTEL 8PM CHANGE Extravaganzas and found time 8PM ANGRY PENGUINS ■ DAN HANNAFORD SPHINX ROCK CAFE MT BURRELL to release a solo CD which has ■ CHINDERAH TAVERN 8PM BILL ■ KINGSCLIFF BEACH BOWLS CLUB 1PM STIPSKY JACOBI 7.30PM THE SURF REPORT DUO ■ STOKERS SIDING HALL UKI spent two years in the top 25 of ■ CLUB BANORA 7PM STEVE ■ MARTY’S CABA, CABARITA BEACH ANDREW BAXTER’S BB KING the national blues charts. CUMMINS AND THE BAR STUDS 7.30PM OK JOSE ■ SURFERS BEER GARDEN SUNDAY ■ COOLANGATTA HOTEL 8PM SIX60 ■ MURWILLUMBAH SERVICES CLUB SESSIONS Witness the celebration and ■ COOLANGATTA SANDS HOTEL 8PM 6.30PM BO JENKINS ■ TWEED HEADS BOWLS CLUB 5PM spectacle of the Big Band Blues Africa, Singapore, Australia and New Zealand. 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RSL, Sunday. ■ TWEED HEADS BOWLS CLUB DAVID LEE 6.30PM DICK BARNS AND TULLY DAVIDSON 7.30PM BLACK MAGIC ■ CURRUMBIN RSL 7PM FIDDLE ME ■ TWIN TOWNS 8PM LOOKING PLEASE TUESDAY 29 THROUGH THE GLASS ONION  A little ray of sunshine .. and more Sun(ners) ■ KINGSCLIFF BEACH HOTEL 8.30PM JOHN WATERS ■ MARTY’S AT CABA CABARITA DAVE MURRAY DUO BEACH 7.30PM JAM NIGHT WITH Darren J Ray fronts his own band which Country music artist Kathy Sunners returns to ■ KINGSCLIFF BEACH BOWLS CLUB SUNDAY 27 ANNETTE forms the nucleus of The Fabulous Sounds Of the Tweed by popular demand after the Country 7.30PM KAROAKE ■ TWEED HEADS BOWLS CLUB ■ The Sixties Show, which won Best Production Music Jamboree that was held in Murwillumbah ■ MARTY’S CABA, CABARITA BEACH BABALOU, KINGSCLIFF HOTEL, 3PM 6.30PM DAVO 7.30PM JACK O’LEARY NEW KLEAR MUSIK Show 2004, 2005 and 2006 at the now-defunct in July this year. ■ ■ BURLEIGH BEARS LEAGUES CLUB Entertainer Of The Year Awards for Clubs in south MIAMI TAVERN, GOLD COAST WEDNESDAY 30 Kathy Sunners is loved by all those who have met KRASH KRAM & ASH 2.30PM THE BAGMAN east Queensland. 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They are ■ TWIN TOWNS 8PM TIM FINN ■ KINGSCLIFF BEACH HOTEL 1PM EIZENBERG’S OPEN MIKE NITE joined by singer and bass player Scott For your free listing in the most comprehensive entertainment gig guide in the area email MacFarlane. Only 21, Scott is already a [email protected] or phone us on 02 6684 1777. DEADLINE is noon Tuesday prior to publication. veteran of the industry, having played the role of Paul McCartney in Beatlemania On Tour. The show played Canada, South SIX60 AT COOLANGATTA HOTEL THIS FRIDAY

Film platform and natural progression led to launching Byron All Shorts in 2009. This is the fourth year we will be hosting Byron All Shorts alongside Flickerfest, providing the Cultur opportunity for emerging local  lmmakers to have their works shown together with the best FLICKERFEST International Short Film of the world’s Australian short  lms. Byron All Festival and Byron all Shorts (Northern Rivers Shorts prize packages to the value of approx Short Film Competition) are a celebration of $5,000 are up for grabs.  lmmaking and stories from around the world and our region; inspiring Northern Rivers The Byron All Shorts jury has attracted the likes  lmmakers to develop their skills by providing of Deb Cox (Sea Change and East Of Everything), a platform to showcase and premiere their  lm Scott McGregor (acting icon), Jill Moonie (GM at Byron All Shorts beside their peers’  lms from Screenworks), Russel Burton (SAE Head of Film) Australia and around the world. and Bronwyn Kidd (Flickerfest International Short Film Festival director). The event is highly respected and supported by the peak  lm and arts bodies in our region, Now in its 21st year Flickerfest is the only Screenworks and Arts Northern Rivers. Byron Academy-accredited and BAFTA-recognised All Shorts has attracted the most local  lms for short  lm festival in the country, Flickerfest had competition of any short  lm festival held in its  rst Byron screening in 1995 at the Byron our region (60 entered last year), of which 11 Music and Arts Festival; and iQ has hosted shorts were screened in the o cial competition Flickerfest since 1999, making it the longest selection to an audience of nearly 200 people; established  lm event in our region. and for the majority of the  lmmakers it was More info, entry forms, volunteering: www. their premiere public screening. iQ.org.au or 02 6684 5577. iQ Inc is a not-for-pro t organisation that will be hosting the Flickerfest tour for he 14th year in 2012 and through that time iQ has been dedicated MY LIFE STILL to creating an encouraging and supportive local  lmmakers platform; from screening a local  lmmakers’  lm alongside Flickerfest in 2004–05, to auspicing the Byron Film Club who held near monthly screenings of local  lms at the Byron Community Centre 2004–07, of which a best of Byron Film Club program was screened alongside Flickerfest in 2006. Then it was identi ed that Northern Rivers needed a dedicated Short

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is frequently described as one that ‘could be listened to all day, a richly textured and dynamic musical experience. Kathy has a passion for music that stems from her Many of the musicians involved have also early childhood years. payed at established music festivals such as She launched herself into a full-time Womad, Woodford, The Dreaming and professional career around twelve years Corinbank. In any one performance, ago with her  rst album, City Girl Country Southerly Change will have you up for a Soul, still a popular CD today, which went boogie, singing along with the catchy yet to Number 4 on the European Country Music beautifully poignant lyrics, or relaxing to the Charts. earthy, islander vibes. They have recently released their  rst CD Bow and Arrow. Catch them at Sheoak Her second album, a Gospel collection, also did Shack on Sunday. extremely well on the charts in Europe and has been tremendously popular here in Australia as well. Coolangatta and Tweed Golf Club Sunday. Thousand Needles In Red In July this year, the band entered Loose Stones studios on the BRITISH INDIA PLAY AT COOLANGATTA HOTEL ON SATURDAY Gold Coast to begin work on their debut album Empires. The I feel a Change a comin’ album was o cially released on iTunes Friday 16 September. By Southerly Change is one of the fastest-evolving bands on the the following day Empires reached #4 on the iTunes Australian south coast of NSW. Originally a group of four mates, the band Top 10 Rock Albums Chart. The album also debuted at #10 on currently consist of anything between a simple guitar, vocals the AIR Independent Albums Chart, #6 on the AIR independent and hand percussion set-up, to a seven-piece group with sax, Hard Rock & Punk Albums Chart, #33 on the ARIA Australian keys, bass, and harmonica. This versatility extends to the music’s Albums Chart and #37 on the ARIA Digital Albums Chart. Not aesthetics also, with the drummer’s training in Ghana, the keys a bad achievement by a one and sax players’ training in jazz, the heavy blues in uence of hundred per cent independent the harmonica, and the simple and subtle guitar and lyrical band barely eighteen months old! LIVE FROM REGENT melodies of the band’s singer-songwriter Ben Fowler, creating Coolangatta Hotel, Sunday. CONDONG BOWLING CLUB cinema TWEED VALLEY JAZZ CLUB MURWILLUMBAH PRESENTS Come to our beautiful Art Deco cinema Open for Breakfast Sat & Sun, 8-11am FRI NOV 25 – TUES DEC 10 JO’S WIZARDS Friday 11.00am Red Dog (PG) Nov 25 12.40pm The Hunter (M) 6.00pm Contagion (M) OF JAZZ 7.50pm Red Dog (PG) Saturday 4.20pm Contagion (M) Nov 26 6.10pm The Hunter (M) Friday 2nd December 7.50pm The Help (M) Sunday 4.25pm Red Dog (PG) 8.00pm DST Nov 27 6.05pm The Help (M) Venue: Condong Bowling Club, McLeod Street, Condong 8.20pm The Hunter (M) (Meals & Bar Service available. No BYO) Tuesday 11.00am Contagion (M) Cost: MEMBERS $15, VISITORS $20, U/18s $5 Nov 29 12.50pm Red Dog (PG) Early Band: Mount St. Patrick College Jazz Band from 6.30 pm DST 6.00pm The Hunter (M) THOUSAND NEEDLES IN RED PERFORM AT THE 7.45pm Contagion (M) COOLANGATTA HOTEL ON SUNDAY RAFFLES & MEMBERS DRAW • ALL WELCOME www.cinemaregent.com PHONE VIRGINIA ON 6677 7172 for more information and trailers www.tweedecho.com.au he weed hire cho November ,  17 Murray Kyle has emerged as cover to check the length of tracks that I thought a highly respected musician must have only lasted a minute so engrossed was in the Australian roots I in them, only to nd they went for over three music scene. His passionate minutes – an immediate replay was in order to sate storytelling honours a my appetite. CD Reviewconnection as humanity, and speaks clearly of the Written, recorded and produced in the lush hope he has for changing times. setting of Uki, this album blends a mystical As a young pianist he began to travel the world, shamanic sound with global soul, a dash of R&B and expanded his repertoire to include guitar, MURRAY KYLE and positive roots vibes. Mixed by Benjamin Last yidaki, woodwinds and percussion. at Reel Spirit Studios, and mastered by Michael Kyle is supported on this CD by both excellent Kyle’s latest o ering Keystone starts with the Worthington, Keystone features some of the areas instrumental and vocal backup and in many of the track Alive Alive which is a very fresh track with a nest musicians, including Shai Shriki on oud and songs the vox style and harmonies certainly call to beautiful guitar and rhythm section which sets the jumbush, Rebekah Ray on vocals, Bill Jacobi on mind the later work of Crosby, Stills and Nash (that’s scene for the rest of the CD. bass, Hugh Jones on drums and Cye Wood and high praise coming from an old hippy). Laura Targett on violin. Kyle’s raw Aussie vocals slip well between the If this recording were simply an instrumental, it folds of an excellent musical production, and even Keystone is the coming of age of Murray Kyle and is would easily stand alone as a wonderful work. though you can be sure he has Bob Marley in his igniting his  ame within the heart of the Australian The vocals create a well-rounded whole. Where record collection, it is clear that he is in uenced by music industry. For info wisit: www.murraykyle.com. the early songs in this work are fresher, travelling the cream of Australian alternative funk/folk/roots/ through the tracks uncovers a growing richness The Echo has two copies of Murray Kyle’s CD rock with a de nite tribal  avour of the likes of and several of the songs nished before I was quite Keystone to give away. Simply email: gigs@ Ruby Fruit Jungle with a pinch of Deep Forest and a ready to stop listening – twice I returned to the tweedecho.com.au with the subject ‘Kyle is the dash of middle-eastern spice in this his third album. Keystone’. Mungo’s Crossword This week wild-child Venus in Sagittarius Stars dismisses orders from fussbudget Mars in the sign of astral accountancy. He wants the books balanced, but she’s a free spirit… WITH LILITH  ARIES: Just as this week res up exciting without checking carefully for and Friday’s new moon in Sagittarius new enterprises, planetary crosscurrents exaggerations, inaccuracies or usher in Archers’ happy birthday month, swat them with unsettling news or misrepresentation. But hitches and this week sees you welcoming change, unexpected delays. Though this moving glitches aside, el Sol in your house of fun breaking old chains, making new plans. and shaking will disengage some of puts plenty of pleasure on your Majesty’s Being innovative, independent, thankful your attachments to the past, so rather menu with a week of booty, bounty and for what you’ve had and grateful for what than cursing circumstances, accept this benevolence. you have, no matter how imperfect. situation as Your Next Big Adventure…  VIRGO : Catch up with any backlog of  TAURUS : With confusion and uncertainty chores before this week gets hit by  CAPRICORN : This week has a short fuse, amping up this week’s irritability factor, shifting conditions. Mars in Virgo’s a great with Friday a red-letter bad-hair day. you could really make a di erence in corrector of mistakes, so if your past starts We’re all in the cross re of intersecting your world by being not only an enviable catching up with you for resolution, now’s energies trying to hold things together, example of cool, but also role modelling your chance to change a lifelong pattern but sometimes it’s better to just let go how absolutely worthwhile it is making and behave di erently. so they can reshu e into a fresher, more the e ort to get along with others.  LIBRA : Don’t believe everything you hear workable and contemporary form.  GEMINI : As the social scene gets busy this week or ignore small warning signals and fraught, who needs Mercury trying to get your attention. If friends  AQUARIUS : Just as things settle into Quick Clues Cryptic Clues retrograde’s frustrations and irritations, seem unreliable remember computer some sort of order, whoosh! – this week ACROSS ACROSS not to mention the extra work rejigging errors, electronic malfunctions and throws a recracker in the works. Best 1. Moments of madness, sudden 1. Moments of madness in bar (5,5) plans and changing arrangements? Don’t missed messages are rife. Keep receipts take the line of least resistance by being losses of control (5,5) 6. I object to publicity – have a drink count on others in a tizz for assistance – too, because more goods are returned philosophical rather than furious, because 6. Drink of fermented honey (4) (4) get busy doing a rethink and researching during Mercury retrograde than any other 9. Voyage that brings you back to 9. There and back again? Pirt! (6,4) self-control and a sense of humour are alternative options. time. where you started (6,4) 10. God backs car-hire firm (4) the best tools available.  CANCER: Best get stuck into the to-do list  SCORPIO : You know rushing isn’t your 10 Rent-a-car company (4) 12. Dispute? Indicate a paper hanky!  PISCES : As planetary catalysts stir the 12. Dispute, central feature of (5,2,5) early, because a late-week astro-crunch best look so don’t let impatient people cosmic pot, change is happening ready or argument (5,2,5) 15. This dessert will make Macca is likely to add to the workload. Try not faze you, especially during midweek 15. High cholesterol dessert (5,4) reek (5,4) to schedule appointments on Friday and Scorpio moon. Useless to fume about not. Rose-coloured specs aren’t your best 17. Israeli ruler responsible for the 17. Principal character: daughter of remember this week’s most valuable disruptive detours and delays too, so put accessory when late-week glitches hit, so massacre of the innocents (5) wicked king (5) word is simplify. Second and third most waiting time to more constructive use. remember Einstein’s observation that any 18. Burdened, weighted down (5) 18. Burdened with Osama! (5) 19. Cooking vessel, especially at 19. Inquisitive admirer, remarked helpful? Don’t panic. Fortunately this week generates plenty of fool can make things more complicated, breakfast time (6,3) Spooner, searching for a kitchen  LEO : High-voltage excitement’s interesting social stress relief… but it takes intelligence and courage to 20. Commonplace, down to earth utensil (6,3) operating, but don’t sign anything  SAGITTARIUS : As Sun, Venus, Mercury do the opposite. (6-2-4) 20. Commonplace stuff – dodgy 24. Fate, menace (4) performance! (6-2-4) an upset victory over world num­ 25. Unending times (10) 24. Perform, order, return – that’s CHESS by Ian Rogers 26. Dangerous event at the Winter fate (4) ber three Levon Aronian. The  Minutes of Fame at Stokers Olympics (4) 25. English bird with bonds around Play at Seagulls Club, Thurs 6pm diagram picks up the game after The Fifteen Minutes of Fame has meant that monthly staging 27. Nubile, growing up (10) individual – forever and forever! (10) The extraordinary upset victory by Hansen’s 27th move. at Stokers Siding phenomenon costs have been largely covered. 26. Pull to the East for this Olympic tenth seed Germany at last week’s 27...g6?! 27...Nf7 would avoid the coming continues to go from strength to 2011 has seen the introduction of DOWN event (4) European Teams Championship problems. 28.g5!! gxf5 29.exf5 Bc8 30.dxe5 strength, bringing its enthusiastic a professional and paid featured 1. Drill into, make a hole in (4) 27. For the growing girl, a handout: in Porto Carras, Greece, was a dxe5 31.Ne4 Ra7 32.Qg4! Qb6 33.Kh1! Ba6 local audience. From its inception act, which has added to the variety 2. Short form of motor vehicle (4) perfume (10) perfect illustration of the law of White’s attack is slow but it is deadly. After 33... nearly three years ago as a and continued high quality of 3. Prejudiced, not welcoming new Qxe3 34.Re2 Qb6 35.Qh5 Black is defenceless. unintended consequences. 34.Qh5 A little over-enthusiastic. 34.Rg1 Rg7 follow-on from the monthly entertainment. ideas (6-6) DOWN In recent years, the German 35.Qh5 would transpose to the game. 34... Epiphany dinner-entertainment 4. Off (3,2) Things are looking good for the 1. Drill? A tedious pursuit (4) Chess Federation has been feud­ Rg7?! Very careless. After 34...Bxf1 35.Qxh6+ show, Fifteen Minutes of Fame at 5. Stamp collecting (9) 2. Gold to obtain vehicle (4) FMoFaS community not-for-pro t ing with its top players, so much Kg8 36.gxf6 Rh7 White must tread carefully to Stokers (FMoFaS) has continued show well into the future. Next 7. Spies, overhears (10) 3. New pointer tended to be so that at many major events earn a draw, which he can do after 37.Qg5+ to enjoy an amazing and wide week will see the huge Christmas 8. Opposite of ancestor (10) prejudiced (6-6) Germany has sent only a youth Kf7 38.Rd2! Rg8 39.Rd7+ Kf8 40.f7! Rxg5 variety of talent and continued Special – Friday December 2 from 13. Representation of something, 4. Either way it’s off, (3,2) team rather than their highest 41.fxe8Q+ Kxe8 42.Nf6+. 35.Rg1?! Missing accurate but a different size (5,5) 5. Greek character recently found a good audience patronage. Good 7pm at the Stokers Siding Hall. This ranked Grandmasters. a giant chance to have the board showered 14. Wilful, stubborn (10) hobby (9) audience numbers, along with Taking a series of hard knocks with gold coins after 35.Qxe8!!! Rxe8 36.Nxf6 month is a $20 special meal and 16. Offended. Annoyed (9) 7. Spies passed over orders (10) checkmate! 35...Nf7 36.g6+ Kh8 37.gxf7 the modest admission charge, show combined. 21. Wild, untamed (5) 8. Come down, worker – daughter! at various tournaments seems to Qxe3 38.fxe8(Q)?? Completely missing Black’s 22. Single line, list (4) (10) have toughened up the young threat. After 38.Rg6 Black can resign, eg 38... 23. Is not (abbrev) (3,1) 11. Nuclear process computer parts German players enormously, so Rfxf7 39.Rxh6+ Rh7 40.Rxh7+ Rxh7 41.Qxe8+ reported to be a snack (4,3,5) much so that their team survived etc. 38...Qh3+ 39.Rh2 Rxg1+ 0-1 It is check- FIFTEEN MINUTES Last week’s solution 13. Different sized copy of ladle the three tough final rounds of the mate after 39...Rxg1+ 40.Kxg1 Qf1. comes damaged (5,5) European Teams Championships a b c d e f g h of FAME 14. S for stubborn (10) without losing a game. 8 16. Offended in finding saffron In the final round Germany CHRISTMAS SPECIAL 7 tedious (9) beat Olympic champions Arm­ DECEMBER 2ND – 7PM 6 21. Wild fear, left wild (5) enia and took the European title FEATURING LOCAL STOKERS TALENT: 22. List rank (4) for the first time. The victors were 5 23 Sex appeal includes Poles? Circus, Jazz, Song, Folk, Rock, as stunned as their victims; at the 4 Doesn’t exist! (3’1) start of the event even the thought Harmonies, Comedy and more 3 of a bronze medal would have Special Meal plus Admission $20 been considered daydreaming. 2 Meal Bookings essential Mungo’s Crossword first published n Denmark’s top board in Greece, 1 Rhonda 6677 9027 or at the shop. in The Week. Sune Berg Hansen, almost scored Black (Aronian) to play 18 November ,  he weed hire cho www.tweedecho.com.au [email protected] Sport [email protected] Power of Pink Dressage Is Obama the fishing Bandit? The Tweed Valley Equestrian David Solano Group will be holding its an- nual The Power of Pink Dres- Thanks to everyone who rang sage competition on Sunday The Echo to identify the fish at the Murwillumbah Show- in last week’s column. Phil grounds. This is a great event Fletcher was the first gentle- for the whole community to man to ring in, telling me I’d become involved in, not just caught a ‘Bandit Trumpeter’. dressage riders. It is quite a Phil also added that they have spectacular sight on the day a nasty spike, which he’d felt with riders and their horses first hand, and assured me it all using pink as the theme, was a very painful experience riders dressing in pink and/or – so be wary when handling their horses in pink, and no, The Bandit. the geldings don’t complain, Dale Taylor called me from as they know all this fundrais- Pottsville telling me it was defi- ing is going to a good cause. nitely an ‘Obama’; he reckoned Spectators are very welcome. in the photo it looked like the ‘The Phantom’ Ben fishing the mullaway hole On the day the canteen will American Flag and as Barack be operating with all monies chandise. As well as on the day liams Town & Country and was visiting? Good imagina- knit lot. Ben ‘the phantom’ is Dave?’ Ben had a little fan by also being donated from sales tickets for this huge raffle can Tweed Equestrian Saddlery tion there Dale. back. He’s been away on a co- the way of ‘Tom’ Tyler Bourke of food, raffle tickets and mer- be purchased from JH Wil- both at Murwillumbah. The most interesting chat bia journey – fishing the diesel with him who caught his first I had was with local fishing plant on his skinny fibro sea- schoolie; I think ‘the phantom’ Border & B. Murray who defeated M. Hull, R. Tweed Heads Men SPORT RESULTS Lowe, D. Lowe & P. Prichard 18/17. Championships: Mixed Fours. Final Sunday identity Paul Hargreaves. As going yak. I wondered where showed him how it was done, BOWLS The Mixed Pairs saw l. Fleming & V. Schiemer November 20: Lauren Wilson, Brendan Wil- a kid Paul would fish where he’d gone. He showed me the and Ben also pulled a nice trev Cabarita Beach Men victorious over H. Wylie & B. Murray 23/13, son, Barbara Makin, Bob Mullens d. Ruth the Ivory Hotel is now, though photos of these enormous fish from the hole. Club Selected Fours Final: Sam Dimario, Social play resulted in Wednesdays Mens and Max Reiter, Doreen and George Kendall Julian Richards, Cecil Shepherd and Steve Mufti going to C. Lacey, B. Bell & J. Hazell 22/12. back then it was Markwell’s and told me while catching Tuesday I was having a chat Anderson defeated Greg Dryden, Dave and the losing rink toF. Pavuna, J. Krizman Senior Triples Semi-finals Friday November Seafood, he told me those fish them he had resorted to hold- to keen fisho Ian Scholes. Ian Crow, Barry Venner and Ernie Carsley 19-18 & T. Potocnick, 18: Dennis Lusby, Gary Hewitt, John Grif- in a very close final where Ernie Carsley’s Saturdays mens game saw J. Tom, G. Mur- fiths d. Brian Bitmead, Allen Jackson, Doug were everywhere. He would ing the rod with his teeth while was telling me about the fun team led by a shot on the last end but some phy & I. Tilly win the cash but the winners Grenfell 25/10; Don Shoobert, Russell Luland, catch them by the bucket load trying to control his yak as the he’s been having catching clever draw bowling gave Steve Anderson’s of the secrete margin with a score of plus Graham Simpson d. John Strachan, Al Blake, and then use them for live big fella pulled him hell west salmon around the Pottsville team two shots to win the match by one. 8 were B. Fraser, T. Grimes , T. Conlon & P. Bernie Fletcher 25/24. Final on Friday Novem- President’s Handicap: Glen Searle defeated. Tindale. ber 25 at 1.00pm. bait chasing lizards; he said and crooked. Wow, way to go, area. ‘Sometimes they were a Jim Baxter 123 to 77. Charles Klaverstyn de- Kingscliff Men Social Results the lizards loved them. I asked Benny! bit too thick. he told me. I like feated Billy Parr 123 to 87. Charles Klaverstyn Social Bowls Results: Tuesday 15th Novem- Sun Nov 13: Green 1: Josie and Pat Ryan; r/up: Paul about the Bandit spike Saturday morning I spot- the sound of that. I’ve never defeated Roy Dudley 100 to 78. Mick Mor- ber Amcal Open Pairs: Winners: J Hansen, John Rayward, Marie Purcell, Simon Bailey, gan defeated Rob Watkins 125 to 75. Gary P Clancy. Runners Up: P Crompton, T Abra- Wendy Wilson he’d never heard of it or been ted ‘the phantom’ at the jew caught one but Ian tells me Coustley defeated Ces Shepherd 106 to 99. ham. Plate Winners: T Dimmock, J Ritchie. Green 2: Stephanie and Peter Goldsmith; r/ stung; a bit of a conundrum hole and would you believe it, they go hard and they are still Alun Jones defeated Paul Welsh 105 to 105 Thursday 17th November: Highest Win- up: Oscar Cunningham, Pat and Jim Maynard on handicap. Laurie Freeman defeated Ian ning Margin: A Brown, A Reid, T Hills. Sec- Tues Nov 15: there. he handed me some freshly around at the moment. Taste- Turnbull 85 to 55. Ric Maunders defeated ond Highest Winning Margin: J O’Malley, Winners Men: Don Shoobert, Jack Barnes, The Bilambil Heights fish- smoked cobia, a big fillet and wise I’ve heard different things, Ian McGlashan 115 to 90. J Quinn, P Jones; Lowest Winning Margin: Allen Jackson, Jim Croghan; r/up: Roger Bell, ing fraternity is a pretty close a knife. ‘Want some breakfast and none have been good. Major - Minor Pairs: Neil Ambrose and Roy L Gillespie, G Davis, M Rice. Saturday 12th Ean Quested, Jim Smith. Dudley defeated Bob Pilling and Rob Mills November: Highest Winning Margin: T Cu- Winners Ladies: Josie Ryan, Sue Jackson, Col- 32-11. Sam Dimario and Ken Ross defeated sack, D Smith. Second Highest Winning Mar- leen Graver, Esme Carter; r/up: Roslyn Ash, Murwillumbah P.Blackwell 41 pts R.Up R.Martin 40 pts. N.Pin Scope: D McNamara 104.3, 12, 116.3; P Weeks Julian Richards and Ian Turnbull 21-14. Bill gin: R Lewis, J Brereton, R Graham. Lowest Marjorie Croghan, Doreen Kendall. Sunday 13th November Women’s winner 2nd B.McLean 8th G.Papas 10th T,McDonald 101.2, 14, 115.2; G Morris 100.2, 12, 112.2; J Parr and Peter Schofield defeated Alun Winning Margin: K Greenbank, G Haydon, President Ron handed over a cheque to B.Blunden 38 pts, Members M.Calvert 38 14th B.McLaen b.r.d. to 36 pts c.b. Dight 98.2, 12, 110.2; P Loxley-Lewis 93, 14, Jones and Rick Parlett 28-19. R Maltby. the value of $2013.00 to the Tweed Hospi- pts b.r.d. to 36 pts c.b. Monday 4th Novem- SHOOTING 107; Rama Ishvara 79, 18, 97. Visitor: Zoe He- Wednesday November 16 : Winners were South Tweed Ladies tal Auxiliary representative for the purchase ber Veterans individual Winner RGreen 42 Murwillumbah Rifle Club lyer 90. Roy Dudley and Bob Verrills. Runners Up Thursday 17th Winners: N.Watling & of 3 Perspex Cots from our Charity Wrong pts B.Grade J.Bertrams 42 pts N.Pins 2nd Fullbore: Competition this week was at Smallbore: 50 metres: D Williams 382, 32, 414; were Ernie Carsley and Mick Morgan while N.Munns. Winners Losing Rink: S.Johnston Bias Tin. E.Sherwood 8th K.Blyth 10th K.Dawson 14th 900 yards in tricky conditions resulting in S Dickson 351, 60, 411; N Williams 380, 24, 404; the Consolation went to Rob Harper and & J.Munn. Wed Nov 16: Random Rink Draw K.Blyth b.r.d. 34 pts c.b. Wednesday 16th In- mediocre scores. Shaun Dolan and Denis A Cronk 400, 0, 400; A Glover 389, 10, 399; B Shane Gittoes. Saturday November 19: Win- Tuesday 22nd Winners C.Boyd, M.Wiseman Green 1: John Asser, Ross Cali; r/up: Fred dividual Stableford Winner a.grade E.Kerr 44 McNamara topped scored in their respec- Jenkins 386, 13, 399; W Shoobridge 389, 8, ners were Marion Thompson, R. Tinsley and & R.Martin. Winners Losing Rink: J.Reid, Brown, Syd Gregory pts. R.Up D.Burgess 41 pts. B.winner J.Gray 41 tive classes. 397; R Millingen 388, 9, 397; H Sadleir 380, 17; Valerie Dudley. Consolation went to Ian C.Glover & J.Aukino: Green 2: Tony Nichols, Brian Aughey, John pts. c.b R.Up B.Bolt 41 pts. N/Pin 2nd E.Btyett S Dolan 96.5, 3, 99.5; D Phippard 93.2, 3, 96.2; 397; G MacMahon 393, 3, 396; A Turner 388, Creelman, Doug Tinsley and Ron McCor- Raffle Winners: E.Smith & P.Tendam: Reid, Peter Barns; r/up: Max and Brian Pearce 10th K.Blyth. Veteran Winner J.Gray 41 pts S Waddell 88.6, 3, 91.4; W Shoobridge 85.2, 8, 396; P Loxley-Lewis 385, 10, 395; Rama 382, mack. Monday November 21: Winners were South Tweed Men Green 3: Stan Loeber, Ron Sturrock; r/up: b.r.d. 36 pts c.b. Wednesday 9 hole sport- 6, 91.2. 12, 394; G Morris 381, 10, 391. Mick Morgan and Ernie Carsley. Runners Up Results 9/11/2011 Brian Bevan, Fred Peel ers Winner D.Blunden 21 pts c.b. n.pin 14th First quarter December 2 20:52 20:03 were Bill Creedon and Barry Griffiths while Wed. a.m. Pairs: 1st R Henson & D Maxwell. Green 4: Bob Atherton, Clive Weeks; r/up: G.Austin b.r.d. to 20 pts.c.b. Friday 18th Win- the Consolation went to Rick Maunders and 2nd J Mizzy & M Green. Ron Hodsdon, Ivan Mackay ner B.McClelland 38 pts b.r.d.. to 38 pts c.b. Full moon December 11 01:36 DECEMBER 2011 Bill Clacher. Saturday 19th Stableford Winner A.Grade Wed. p.m. Social: Winning rink, D.Bateson,A Fri Nov 18: Third quarter December 18 11:48 Astronomical data Cabarita Beach Women Reid and A Potts. Losing Rink: C Turner,C. Green 1: Jed Hambleton, Peter Howell, Geoff G.Taylor 42 pts R.Up J.Harris 40 pts B.G and tides November 22: Club Selected Fours - Con- Nicholls and D McGrigor Dixon; r/up: Clem Jones, Brian Scrase, Bill M.Fenn 43 pts R.Up T.Clark 40 pts C.Grade New moon December 25 05:06 J.Terrey 43 pts R.Up P.Russell 40 pts D.Grade gratulations to Linda McGlashan, Kate Pot- Thurs. p.m.Pairs: 1st B Dawson & B Bullock. Finney Day of Sun Sun Moon Moon High tide, Low tide, ter, June Maitre and Clare Hill, winners of Winners of losers: B Lamb & R Arrowsmith. Green 2: Richard Mills, Greg Nolan, Oscar month rise set rise set height (m) height (m) this event. Runners-up were Nancy Dodds, Sat.p.m. Open Pairs: Winners, B Harvey & Cunningham; r/up: John Bibby, Jim Ham- MONTHLY MARKETS 1 T 0540 1929 1120 0145,1.27; 1340,1.53 0722,0.62; 2027,0.44 Margaret Hunter, Josephine Fletcher and W Earea. Winners of losers: V Giacomi & G mersley, Terry Patton. 2 F 0540 1929 1215 0018 0241,1.27; 1432,1.41 0821,0.68; 2115,0.49 Glenys Cartwright. Morrissey. Green 3: David Dodge, John Rayward, 1st Sat Brunswick Heads (02) 6628 4495 3 S 0540 1930 1308 0051 0336,1.30; 1530,1.31 0927,0.71; 2201,0.52 Social Bowls - Winning rink today went to Sat.p.m. Social: Winning rink, J Scully, J Mc Mark Howarde; r/up: Con Impellizzeri, Tom 1st Sun Byron Bay (02) 6680 9703 Barry Petty, Ron Lee, Patrick Grogan and Bain and P Johnston. Losing rink: F Fisher, P Reeves, Jack Blagbrough. 4 S 0540 1931 1400 0122 0430,1.34; 1630,1.25 1034,0.70; 2247,0.53 Terry Brent. Well done, fellas. Consolation Blanksby and B Goldstone. Green 4: Brian Bitmead, Bill Hagen, Gordon 1st Sun Pottsville (02) 6676 4555 5 M 0540 1932 1452 0153 0520,1.41; 1730,1.23 1141,0.66; 2333,0.52 prize was won by John Andrews and Valerie Tweed Heads Ladies Henshaw; r/up: Dennis Lusby, Ramsay Mac- 1st Sun Tweed Heads (07) 5599 1714 6 T 0540 1932 1545 0226 0606,1.48; 1824,1.23 1238,0.59 Dudley. Lucky raffle winners were Marion Wednesday Ladies Pairs: Donald, Sam Ramsay. 7 W 0540 1933 1638 0300 0649,1.56; 1913,1.25 0015,0.51; 1326,0.52 2nd Sat Kingscli 0406 724 323 Thompson, June Maitre and Terry Brent. E. Bradley, L. Hodsdon def. J. Lyon, L,A. Sat Nov 19: Jackpot Saturday 8 T 0540 1934 1731 0337 0729,1.62; 1957,1.26 0056,0.51; 1408,0.45 Condong Ladies 2nd Sun The Channon (02) 6688 6433 French * J. Gilroy, D. Duncan def. A. Harris, Green 1: Stephanie and Peter Goldsmith; r/ 9 F 0540 1935 1825 0418 0808,1.68; 2038,1.28 0134,0.50; 1447,0.40 Mon 31/10/11 Melb Cup Bowls Day. 1st Rd D V. Cunningham * V. Moore, R. Curtis def. A. up: Colleen Graver, Bill Grose 2nd Sun Chillingham 0437 041 023 10 S 0540 1935 1918 0504 0845,1.73; 2117,1.29 0213,0.49; 1525,0.35 Donges, J Appleton, J Houston, G Moore. Morrissey, V. Neill * S. Asser, P, Southern def. Green 2: Jason Neville, Dennis Agnew; r/up: 2nd Sun Lennox Head (02) 6672 2874 2nd Rd S Thomas, D Lobb, R Winglay, K Free- 11 S 0541 1936 2009 0554 0922,1.77; 2157,1.29 0250,0.48; 1601,0.32 J. Wilson, K. Robinson * M. Purcell, F. Hewitt Brian Neill, Ron Hottinger, Brian Irby 2nd Sun Coolangatta (07) 5533 8202 man. Runnersup P Sullivan, J Quirke, M Mc def. J. Ware, P. Reedy * E. Bertram, D. Woods Green 3: Leigh and John Rayward; r/up: Pat 12 M 0541 1937 2056 0648 1000,1.78; 2237,1.30 0330,0.48; 1640,0.31 Conville, M James. def. F. Martin, P. Dearlove * M. Wright, A. and John Griffiths 2nd Sun Tweed Heads (07) 5599 1714 13 T 0541 1937 2141 0745 1041,1.78; 2319,1.30 0410,0.48; 1720,0.31 Overall Winners A Mackay, H Ross, V Dudley, Ebsworth def. S. Lusby, J. Roche * B. Bryant, DARTS 14 W 0541 1938 2222 0844 1122,1.76 0454,0.50; 1801,0.31 C Hill. 3rd Sat Mullumbimby (02) 6684 3370 M. Dare def. S. O’Toole, R. Griffith * N, Wise, Tweed Valley 15 T 0542 1939 2300 0944 0005,1.31; 1205,1.71 0542,0.52; 1845,0.32 Tues 8/11/11 Club Consistency M Standfield J. Hoffman def. B. LeBouef, N. Bell * J. Finney, Results of Tweed Valley Darts Grand Final 3rd Sat Murwillumbah Cottage Markets 16 F 0542 1939 2337 1043 0055,1.32; 1252,1.64 0634,0.55; 1932,0.34 def M Hinde. M Sweetnam def R Ross. H H. Bosisto def. L. Smith, L. Kattenberg * E. 21/11/11 0417 759 777 Ross def N Worthy. Simpson, M. Cooper def. H. Mason, B. Irwin * A Grade Jokers 8 def Blues 6. 3rd Sun Ballina (02) 6687 4328 17 S 0542 1940 1144 0148,1.35; 1345,1.55 0732,0.57; 2022,0.36 Social Pairs H Fuller, E Elvy def M Dobie, A Thursday Ladies Fours: B Grade Tigers 6 def Ramseys Heros 5. 3rd Sun Nimbin (02) 6689 0000 18 S 0543 1941 0013 1245 0245,1.40; 1445,1.46 0839,0.59; 2115,0.38 Tonel. Winning Rink H Fuller, E Elvy. Club S. O’Toole, C. Hawkins, D. Woods, C> Graver C Grade Moon Guppies 7 def Chuckers 2. 3rd Sun Pottsville (02) 6676 4555 19 M 0543 1941 0050 1347 0345,1.47; 1553,1.39 0952,0.57; 2211,0.39 Comp winner R Ross. def. L. Wilson, A. Plowright, P. Dearlove, R. Congratulations to all winners. 3rd Sun Tweed Heads (07) 5599 1714 20 T 0544 1942 0129 1452 0445,1.56; 1704,1.35 1109,0.51; 2308,0.40 Draw for Tues 15/11/11 Consistency P Flack Griffin * K. Thatcher, V. Cunningham. E. Jo- Also well done to Bill, Robbie and Jason who 21 W 0544 1942 0213 1559 0545,1.67; 1814,1.34 1220,0.42 vs H Ross, marker N Worthy. R Thorley vs selin, H. Bosisto def. M. Wright, L. Hodson, threw 180. 3rd Sun Uki (02) 6679 5921 22 T 0545 1943 0301 1706 0642,1.78; 1917,1.35 0005,0.39; 1325,0.31 D Dawes, marker R Ross.K Edmunds vs M B. Bradley, A. Ebsworth * J. Ryman, E. Tit- GOLF 4th Sat Kingscli 0406 724 323 Standfield, marker B Mullan.Social Bowls for marsh, J. Kerkow, C. Thatcher def. S. Wilson, Chinderah Seniors Social Golf 23 F 0545 1943 0355 1811 0737,1.88; 2015,1.37 0100,0.38; 1422,0.22 those not playing or marking consistency. B. Rodger, N. Ward, V. Robinson * R. Reiter, Results for 14/11/11 Stroke 4th Sun Bangalow (02) 6687 1911 24 S 0546 1944 0454 1912 0830,1.94; 2110,1.38 0153,0.37; 1515,0.17 Tues 15/11/11 Club Consistency K Edmunds D. Kendall, J. Roche, S. Taylor def. J. Lyon, J. Winner A grade Stan Allen net 58 new h/ 4th Sun (in 5 Sun month) Coolangatta 25 S 0546 1944 0557 2007 0920,1.97; 2200,1.39 0245,0.36; 1603,0.15 def M Standfield, R Thorley def D Dawes, Wilson, J. Gilroy, B, Bitmead * M. Gwynne, D. cap 7. R/up Ron Gibson net 59 (c/back) new (07) 5533 8202 26 M 0547 1944 0701 2055 1008,1.94; 2248,1.39 0335,0.38; 1649,0.17 P Flack def H Ross.Semis to be played Sat Evans, D. Stewart, B. Cooper def. D. Duncan, h/cap 5. 4th Sun Murwillumbah 0422 565 168 27 T 0547 1945 0804 2137 1054,1.88; 2334,1.37 0425,0.41; 1733,0.22 morning 19/11/11 at 9.30am. K Edmunds vs H. Reid, S. Hambleton, S. Cook. Winner B grade Keith Morris net 57 new h/ 4th Sun Tweed Heads (07) 5599 1714 28 W 0548 1945 0905 2215 1137,1.77 0513,0.46; 1815,0.29 M Sweetnam, marker M Standfield. P Flack Ladies Thursdays Triples: cap 17. R/up Jim Kilborn net 58 new h/cap 15. 29 T 0549 1946 1003 2249 0020,1.36; 1219,1.64 0600,0.52; 1855,0.37 vs R Thorley, marker H Ross. Social Pairs A J. Milburn, I. Muldoon, P. Govett, def. S. Winner C grade Sue Priest net 56 new h/cap 5th Sun Nimbin (02) 6689 0000 30 F 0549 1946 1058 2321 0105,1.34; 1300,1.51 0648,0.59; 1934,0.44 Tonel, H Fuller def D Hardie, M Dobie. Win- Lusby, R. Wallis, D. McNamara * J. Clark. K. 23. R/up Pam Andrews net 57 new h/cap 19. 5th Sun Tweed Heads (07) 5599 1714 ning Rink R Thorley, R Ross.Club Comp R Davies, N. Matheson def. R. Whalebone, M. Ball rundown to net 60. 31 S 0550 1946 1151 2353 0151,1.34; 1342,1.38 0739.0.66; 2014,0.49 Ross. Baxter, M. Jarick * N. Craig, B. Orchard, N. Results for 17/11/11 Stroke Times Eastern Daylight Saving Time. Time lags: Cudgen Leagues Ladies Bell, def. S. Iles, V. Pridham, P. Reedy Winner A grade Dudley Wallis net 54 new h/ WEEKLY FARMERS MARKETS Ballina Boat Dock: 15 min; Byron Bay: nil; Brunswick Social Winners were Rink 11, Pat Gray,R Ladies Thursday Pairs: cap 6, R/up Ray Kenway net 57 new h/cap 8. Each Tue New Brighton (02)6684 5390 River Highway Bridge: high 30 min, low 1 hr; Creedon & Di North. Raffle - Isabel Nipper- Mullumbimby: 1 hr 10 min; Billinudgel: 3 hr 55 min; J. Ryan, J. Finney def. H. Bardsley, S. Gold- Winner B grade Grev Day net 53 new h/cap Each Wed 7-11am Mur’bah (02) 6684 7834 Chinderah: high 1 hr 30 min, low 2 hr; Terranora Inlet: high ess. smith * B. LeBouef, P. Houghton def., L. Ray- 16, R/up Don Nash net 54 new h/cap 17. Each Thu 8-11am Byron Bay (02) 6687 1137 2 hr 10 min, low 2 hr 25 min; Murwillumbah: high 2 hr 30 Cudgen Men ward, J. Matchett * B,. Jacobsen, E. Hunt def. Winner C grade Denis Hoare net 50 new h/ min, low 2 hr 50 min. Tides in bold indicate high tide of Each Sat 8-11am Bangalow (02) 6687 1137 Club Championships Mixed Fours in a thrill- K. Cusack,. L.A. French * F. Keech, J. Smith, cap 19, R/up Kevin Burke net 51 new h/cap 24. 1.7m or more and low tide of 0.3m or less. Data courtesy ing finish went to A. Reevie, H. Wylie, G. def. S. Asser, H. Ramsay. Ball rundown to net 56. Each Sat 8am-1pm Uki (02) 6679 5438 of the National Tidal Centre. www.tweedecho.com.au The Tweed Shire Echo November 24, 2011 19 Service Directory

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Auction – Rural Vacant Land Kyogle, 377A Fawcett Plain Road Lot B in DP 381264 Receivers Appointed We have been instructed to sell this vacant lot of approximately 52 acres, only minutes from the Kyogle township. With access to Fawcett Plain Road and a spring- fed dam, this undulating lot offers a country life style with the added convenience of a nearby town. Power is available Auction – Rural 312 to the property. Acting under instructions from Receivers and Managers, Taylor Woodings 371 Queen Street, Brisbane Qld 4000 Kyogle, 181 Fawcett Plain Road Auction: Auction: Lot 170 in DP 755707 Saturday 10th December, 1pm, Saturday 10th December, 1pm, Kyogle Bowling Club Kyogle Bowling Club Receivers Appointed Inspect: Inspect: Comprising approximately 118 acres of Fawcett Creek alluvial land, Farm Tour Saturday 26th 12 midday Farm Tour Saturday 26th 11am laser levelled with underground mains and three phase power Contact: Contact: connected. The property has been used for cropping and grazing Bob Elks 0428 322 250 Bob Elks 0428 322 250 over the last 5 years. Buildings include a 3 bedroom homestead, old [email protected] [email protected] dairy building and stockyards. Approximately 2 kilometres to Kyogle township, 1 hour to Byron Bay 1.5 hours to Gold Coast. Contact Bob Elks 0428 322 250 www.elkspropertymarketing.com.au Acting under instructions from Receivers and Managers, Taylor Woodings 371 Queen Street, Brisbane Qld 4000 Contact Narelle Elks 0429 433 778 www.tweedecho.com.au he weed hire cho November ,  23 Backburner

A generational change came Small business owners: with the recent election of Cr Barry Longland as mayor.  e Is your technology mayor, a proud resident of Uki, was spotted bopping away on slowing you down? the dance  oor at the Ukitopia Festival on Saturday night. We Book a FREE IT appraisal with Computer can’t imagine the three pre- Solutions and we’ll show you how simple vious mayors of the past few years getting down and shak- improvements can help you work faster ing it all over. and get ahead of the competition. ■ ■ ■ ■ Whatever your IT needs, our appraisal will help you Hastings Point residents are make sense of the options. Best of all there’s no livid that Tweed Council has charge and no obligation. We can also help you with: so blatantly ignored the town’s • Computer and server set-up hard-fought building controls • Repairs and upgrades by approving a three-storey beachfront ‘McMansion’ de- • Equipment servicing spite at least six breaches of the • Rapid-response troubleshooting new DCP. Many believe the • Equipment and software sales council is anxious to avoid a court case in which the owner Julia Donvito, , from Kunghur Creek, keeps a straight face as Georgie Brooke, of Mt Burrell, ap- COMPUTER of the site might ask awkward plies facepaint during the Ukitopia Festival at Uki last weekend. Photo Luis Feliu questions about why building SOLUTIONS sta just  years ago turned a threat or actual use by Leda of becomes a reality next Friday Tuesday. ‘Without a permit to Sales and Service blind eye when it approved a legal proceedings having the when the last edition is put to assemble peacefully we would Call 07 5523 1180 or 1300 858 388 non-complying development purpose of muzzling the op- bed and  sta made redun- all be arrested and prosecuted,’ 11-13 Greenway Drive, South Tweed Heads next door which includes a position.’ Mr Ell’s denial was dant.  e Snooze, as it’s known she told ackburner. ‘Apparent- www.computer-solutions.com.au habitable ‘boat house’. not supported by two of his by readers, has been in terminal ly it’s the law nationwide now, ■ ■ ■ ■ critics, Greens Party councillor decline since it was taken over though it’s not being enforced Are senior sta working for the Katie Milne and predecessor by Irish newspaper magnate uniformly,’ she said. Department of Environment Henry James, who have both Tony O’Reilly’s Aussie media ■ ■ ■ ■ (DEC, but now the O ce of the been hit with defamation writs arm, APN, about  years ago. Rally car enthusiast and former Environment) intimidated by a er upsetting his sensitivities. At the time the paper’s Saturday mayor Kevin Skinner doesn’t threats of legal action by billion- Of all the sweeping, half-baked edition rivalled the old oast let little things like the opposi- aire developer Bob Ell?  at’s assertions against individuals ulletin, but a combination of tion of most of the hinterland’s the claim made  ve years ago and outright denials of any cul- dud managers, sta lay-o s and population stop his crusade to about an agency now involved pability by Leda contained in an ongoing identity crisis le it entice the World Rally back to in a prologed investigation into their dirt  les, let’s hope that in vulnerable to the cross-border the shire.  e Chinderah motel illegal clearing in a nature re- at least this case the company’s competition from Rupert’s per- manager was a big supporter serve adjoining his Kings Forest assurances prove to be correct. sonal cash cow. Merry Christ- of the rally and evidence of his property. In an email unearthed ■ ■ ■ ■ mas to you as well, Tony, and dogged devotion to the noisy by Ell’s Leda group during its It’s funny how even council a sad farewell to a once proud and environmentally unsus- huge FOI trawl an ecologist, rangers who come across cases community newspaper (see tainable event popped up at this who is one of the targets of of environmental vandalism Editorial, page ). month’s meeting as he urged his Leda’s bizarre allegations of a feel discouraged by the lack ■ ■ ■ ■ fellow councillors to order the high-level anti-development of action against o enders. A A planned protest against the general manager to compile a Road legal conspiracy, wrote that ‘DEC of- ackburner source from Potts- clearing of koala habitat which report on ‘the economic impact 200W motorised ficers have informed me that ville tells us some locals are was set to be staged outside Leda of the world rally in Co s Har- bicycle conversion the Leda group of companies ‘concerned at the low morale Developments o ces in Surfers bour in comparison with the kits available has instituted or is threatening observed for some time in the Paradise today ( ursday) has rally in the Tweed Shire’. 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