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• NGT-0110-8-13.Indd Letter [email protected] Copenhagen Greenwash fired power stations (gas is a During this accelerated by the respect you will have In retrospect, the much cleaner alternative in energising period for Earth, earned. But you cannot Copenhagen talkfest with the short term) and (4) invest life is revving up, “bouncing” command life to give you the Notices its disappointing outcomes more money in large scale from one extreme to the best it has to offer. You have was all fairly predictable renewable energy projects other. We are caught up in to win life’s affections, like a For Rent and should have surprised and the emerging Green this and we really have no lover. Life will not raise you nobody. The sticking points economy. choice now but to trust life up if it does not like you or were always going to be Cr Jeff Johnson as we have never trusted if it has no good reason to the adequacy of emissions Lennox Head life before. We are all going or if you simply take life for reduction targets and to be kicked and beaten to granted and give nothing financing arrangements to A Bend That Could Kill! pulp otherwise. Let’s face back. Binnah, it is life that is assist developing countries. it, a lot of sad people are touching your heart, calling Sadly, the event turned out going to be. That’s because to you. to be a missed opportunity they are bunching up at the Life itself is reality and we for the world to get serious wrong extreme – know what humans are the magicians 86sqm building, Nimbin Community Centre. A/C, about reducing greenhouse I mean? who create what we will private access, from $164pw. Available Feb. 2010. Email gas emissions. While Kevin Binnah! that’s not for from it, and by God we have Expression of Interest to: [email protected] Rudd may appear to be you. Jump on board the picked up on a few tricks over For Rent magnificent steed, Life, time, but suddenly we are not showing leadership on Coming down the steep Self-contained, one-bedroom dwelling in secuded garden, the world scene, a closer mountain on Stony Chute brother, and in one bound too sure about how to undo you can soar free. And to the unwise stuff. So we are five minutes walk from Nimbin Post Office, $180 per look shows that his chest- Road, heading towards week. Phone 6689-0517. puffing displays were just the Kyogle — right at the bottom anyone who cares to listen getting a tad concerned about usual greenwashing from a of the hill at the turn-off to I say, ask yourself are you the possible consequences of For Sale government that is taking a Campbell Road, is a very heading for a kick in the our smogfest and gluttony. 1984 Toyota Hi-Ace pop-top van. Manual, petrol, 2-way “business as usual” approach deceptive bend in the road. balls from life or towards For as long as there is at fridge, stove/grill, water tank, rear tent, tow bar. Only to climate change and peak Many a driver has had to hit hidden treasures? Whichever least one human left who 137,000km, good condition. Urgent sale due to illness, oil. the brakes hard to be able to it is, you are sure and true reaches out to life with a pure $6,200 ono. Phone 0427-336-910. The Australian navigate safely. going to find out before the and sincere heart life will be Government’s emissions But in the last two years, close of 2012. available to the rest of us to reduction target of 5% two drivers were not so Life favours those who give practice our wizardry on. Events is an embarrassment to lucky... one of them had an it both sparkle and depth. Until life has been demeaned individuals, organizations unpleasant early Christmas If you turn your back on and abused to where the last Kyogle Markets and the other levels of surprise this week when life it will turn the same on pure heart turns away it will The Kyogle Produce and Craft Markets will resume government that are taking their vehicle failed to take you. But when you look life never abandon us, but on that on Saturday 9th January. The Tidy Towns Committee steps to dramatically reduce the bend in time to miss square in the eye and dare day it surely will. wish to thank the stallholders and their customers for their individual or collective the tree on the side strip. it to kick you just one more Shanjuran supporting the Markets and wishes each and every one of emissions. Resident cows looked on in time you will be surprised Rural Byron Shire you good health and prosperity in the New Year. The few billion that Rudd amazement to see the front Phone secretary Joan Hayman for more information on is throwing at renewable end of the vehicle pushed 6633-9143. energy and energy efficency in and all the windows initiatives should be shattered. GoodTimes loses mascot Tuntable Family Cafe applauded but this is far It is only a matter of time Jemima, the faithful The Tuntable Family Cafe Sunday dinner will be back from being enough to before someone gets seriously Nimbin GoodTimes again on 24th January starting at 5pm. As always, we aim transform our economy and hurt. Council would be well newshound, suffered to bring you delicious, healthy meals in a nice atmosphere. demonstrate to the world advised to alert drivers with a stroke just before If rains happen, we can cozy up inside the community hall. that Australia is taking the an additional road sign to the Christmas, and was And as always, musicians are very welcome to join us. The necessary steps towards forthcoming dangerous bend. euthanased and theme will be Middle Eastern and belly dancers are also reducing our emissions. This is even more relevant buried at home. invited to come. If anyone knows of an inexpensive food If Kevin Rudd wants any as there is a bus stop opposite A labrador cross display-warmer/bain marie, do let us know. credibility at the next round the common crash site who was originally a George, Stephanie, Nicolette and Sophia of talks in Bonn and Mexico with children waiting for pound dog, Jemima Kick up your arts he should start negotiating the school bus or for their lived to the ripe Fundraising party, Saturday 30th January, 7pm at Uki now with the Greens to get parents to pick them up after old age of 18 years. Her image appeared in the Hall. Featuring information about 2010 Ukitopia events, a a vastly improved CPRS school. GoodTimes on several occasions, whenever collection of interesting performances, interactive theatre passed through the senate Monika Boenigk we did a dog story and needed a model. and concluding with a live music and dance extravaganza The targets will need to Stony Chute Her presence, particularly underneath the featuring Uki’s top musos. Cost $30, 12-20 yrs olds $15 be a minimum of 25% and layout table during the wee small hours, is – includes dinner and a hot drink and cake. Pre-booked the multi-billion dollar Jump on board Life sorely missed by the production team. tickets essential. Phone 6679-5677 compensation package will Having read the piece by have to be redirected away Binnah Pownall “Imaging Bookkeeper: Martha Paitson from the polluters towards Beyond Endings” in the individuals. That alone will December edition of NGT, About us Website: David McMinn offset the inevitable rise I would like to express my Editor: Bob Dooley www.nimbingoodtimes.com whatever you’re looking for... in prices to occur whilst thoughts in reply: Assistant Editor: Sue Stock NGT is auspiced by the transforming our economy. Binnah, friend, you have Layout: Jo Evans and Bob Nimbin Community School The Government’s own to say one thing about life, Photographers: Sue Stock, Co-operative Ltd. modelling suggests that our it likes to laugh in our faces. Pam Bourne, Roslyn Parry, Next deadline: economy would still be able Sure it has a kinky sense of Thorsten Jones, Diana Tissott, Wednesday 27th January to grow, while at the same humor. Everyone knows life Len Martin, Paul Tait time making significant cuts likes to kick a bloke when he Email: nimbin.goodtimes to our emissions. is down. Yet the next time Distribution: Angus, Alex, @gmail.com or put stuff in Coralie, Ben, Tonia, Gabrielle It’s simple: (1) stop large ‘round, life is just as likely to our pigeonhole at the Nimbin & Warren (Bellingen), scale land clearing (2) get give the same bloke pleasures Community Centre. serious with energy efficiency beyond his wildest dreams. David (West End), Martin Please limit contributions to (Maleny), and Matt (Glebe). we can help you find it... (3) stop building new coal That’s the way of it. 600 words or less. Next Market 10th January 9am – 3pm Band of the Day: nimbin visitor River Eddy information centre 80 cullen st nimbin nsw 2480 Charity of the Day: 02 6689 1388 The Channon Rural [email protected]@lismore.nsw.gov.au Fire Service visitlismore.com.auvisitnimbin.com.au openopen 10am-4pm 10am-4pm mon-sat “Make It, Bake It, Grow It” Enquiries: 6688-6433 Page 8 The Nimbin GoodTimes January 2010 [email protected] Simon says... From the Mayor’s desk creativity and flair that our artists possess channelled Lismore’s future population Federal Government for remaining 500m of Lillian into raising funds to help growth.
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