Byron Bazaar Issue #266, Thursday January 9th, 2020 by Byron Bazaar

Issue 266 • Thursday 9th January • 2019

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Around Town T H IS Week

WORD UP

Laughs, music and wellbeing. PG 2

Open yourself to joy with wild abandon.

ASTRO FLAVOUR

WELL READ

DEAR KEENWA

TRICKY TRIVIA

2020 annual tarot forecast with Gisela.

Keep the good times rollin'. PG 10

EAR CANDY

Favourite Holiday Vol. 1 Summer Salt.

Fair Play - Eve Rodsky. PG

Don't be a nature hater.

Time to switch the brain back on.

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is the place to be this week thanks to their top draw lineup of talent that includes comic Frank Woodley with his Work in Progress Show for the coming 4 nights including tonight. More laughs come from Dave Hughes for 4 nights starting on Wednesday, Jan 15th, and all his gags are 100% vegan just like Hughesy. The Space Cowboy returns with a new family-friendly show for 3 days starting Friday. Better get to brunswickpicturehouse. com for a ticket.

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Alternatively, for a crafty start to the decade put La’ Studio’s Adult 6 Week Sewing Class threads between your fingers. Point your needles and browsers to lastudio352.com for times and prices. Oh, classes start on Tuesday 14th January. Re: Bushfires - The Beach Hotel is hosting the already sold out Make it Rain – Fund the Fires fundraising events on the 8th and 9th Jan. As Australia suffers during the bush fire crisis, please take a few minutes to find out how if you can help. Google: Triple J Bushfires – for an excellent summary on how to contribute meaningfully.

WORDS: DAN MCGILL

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Local muso Kent Eastwood is hosting an intimate (grand) Piano Soiree this Friday in Byron at 7 pm. Expect to hear everything from Leonard Cohen and Bruce Springsteen to Elton John and more. To find out more and the mystery location you’d better drop a line to kenteastwood@gmail. com If you are keen to shake off the post-festive blues then you can shake it like a polaroid picture on Saturday at Sabotage’s Day and Night Fiesta from 2 pm at Byron Bay Brewery featuring DJ’s Phil Smart and Biz. On the same day, the Billinudgel Pub is the venue for Cosmic Osmosis with DJs including Phil Perry (Full Circle UK) and live percussion from SHE J (Tijuana Cartel). We recommend grabbing a ticket online at cunningstunts.com.au For a healthy 2020 kick start then Kari Barron’s Learn to Use Kinesiology Workshop on Tuesday 14th from 6 pm is on point. You’ll learn handpicked effective kinesiology skills to make you aware of your body’s wisdom, and how that can benefit your wellbeing. The workshop is by donation, bookings are essential, and to register contact Kari via karibarron.com

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TWENTY-TWENTY; 2020, TWO THOUSAND AND TWENTY.

Whichever way you say or write it, it has a particularly rhythmical feel. We see a new year, a new decade, a new start, a new vision for the future. In Australia, 2020 has begun with particular challenges. The drought in many parts of the land, combined with the bushfires that rage across much of our country, pose significant dangers. There will be many tragic stories, and we are hearing them every day. But there will also be many stories of bravery, heroism and generosity that will make you proud to be an Australian. Let’s not lose sight of those as we battle the elements, the hazards, the opinions, the choices and the responses. The numerous, generous individual actions are heartwarming, but any long-term solutions to drought and bushfire will require well thought out, well-funded and cooperative approaches. We usually look to governments to do this on our behalf, and there are many calls for the federal, state and local governments to do just that. But let’s not forget, governments don’t have any money of their own. All they can do is spend money they raise from all of us. When government spending is done in a hurry, based on political motivations, or with little or no oversight, vision becomes blurred. Wise, efficient and effective solutions are less likely. Smart solutions require thoughtful questions and optimum use of time. Albert Einstein put it well – “If I had an hour to solve a problem and my life depended on it, I would use the first 55 minutes determining the proper question to ask, for once I know the proper question, I could solve the problem in less than 5 minutes.” Can we trust our leaders and officials to take this approach, before rushing to solutions mode? I hope we can – I hope they do – history suggests they may not. Time will tell. I ended last year talking about water – supply, collection, demand and distribution. By the time we go to print this week, may the air have chilled, may the clouds have floated to the right places, and may precipitation be underway. Staying hydrated and chilled is good for us all…. Tony, Byron Bazaar

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This week's mantra

OPEN YOURSELF TO JOY WITH WILD ABANDON. It’s been just over a year since my baby brother left this earth. 2019 was the most painful year of my life by a long shot. I have hurt in ways I didn’t know I could hurt. I have reckoned with the void left by him, circling around this huge, empty space in my life for the last 395 days. Holding all this love with no where to go. I’m still dancing with the void. I am still reaching for him. And I suspect that I will do so for the rest of my life. There is no resolution. And despite all those shitty condolence cards that people make, there is no upside to grief or loss or trauma. There is no silver lining. There is just the opportunity to expand your capacity for this life by meeting the circumstances with as much courage and grace and steadiness as you can muster. There is just the learning that hope and joy are there, waiting to be reclaimed. Waiting for you to realise that they exist not despite death and loss and pain, but because of it. The hardest aspects of this human experience offer us contrast so that we might see beauty and love and goodness more clearly. Grief is now woven into my being. But hope and joy are, too. If this year has been a rough one for you, too, I’m holding you in my heart. My wish for us both is that we can continue to open ourselves to joy and gratitude and love with wild abandon. Now more than ever. Not despite the rough times, but because of them.

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A Saturn/Pluto conjunction in Capricorn has been in orb throughout December and is exact on 13th of January, with Sun and Mercury joining the pair. This acts like a cosmic reset-button. It is an incredibly potent time to plant the seeds for what you wish to create way beyond 2020 and it is serious business! For many people it is the time when they go back to work after hanging out with family and friends. There is a sombre mood and we might be pushed to sacrifice some of our comfort-zone or fun for structured hard work. Things we have taken for granted might be in short supply, e.g. pristine environment, clean water and air! Pluto amplifies the contraction and disciplinary measures of Saturn and separates the bare essentials from the non-essential, while Sun and Mercury promote a prudent and rather austere outlook. Mercury, the planet for travel, commerce and communication is serious and organised in Capricorn but he does not like experiments or radical innovation, and rather sticks to the tried and true. If you have planets on 22 to 24 degrees in Capricorn, Cancer, Aries or Libra you may be in for a truly transformational experience! On the 18th of February we move into the first retrograde Mercury period of this year. Every year we are graced or challenged with three of these three-week events. The first one is in Pisces and Aquarius. It finishes on the 11th of March. All retrograde Mercury phases are an inward time and great for reconsidering and re-evaluating your direction. If you have to travel during this period allow more time for delays and complications. Be prepared for misunderstandings and try to be as precise in your communications as possible. The other two retro Mercury times are 19th of June to 12th of July (Mercury in Cancer) and 15th of October to 3rd of November (Mercury in Scorpio and Libra). Another ‘hot’ time arrives when Mars in Capricorn unites with Jupiter and Pluto (in orb from 19th of March to 27th of March). Mars is the warrior and fearless pioneering archetype. When he unites with Jupiter (exact 20th of March) he is confident, courageous and optimistic about achieving his goals. And when he lines up with Pluto (exact 23rd of March) his desire to get what he wants may become so intense that he is willing to grab with force what he feels entitled to. Again if you have planets between 21 and 25 degrees in Capricorn, Cancer, Aries or Libra, this power struggle might become a personal one. In the midst of this Saturn moves into humanitarian Aquarius. It takes him two years to traverse this section of the zodiac, with a small retro-tour back into Capricorn from July to mid-December 2020. Since Aquarius is ruled by Saturn (responsibility) and Uranus (innovation), reform and restructuring of our society has to happen, but not without great struggle. There might also be a push for controlling and restricting the internet.

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of April). This is the first of three fusions in 2020. The others are 30th of June and 13th of November. Basically Jupiter and Pluto never leave each other’s orb until late November. The changes we initiate, the new horizons we explore and the insights we have in April, must be revised in June and come to a conclusion in November. Visualise Jupiter’s enlightenment shining a bright light into the deepest underworld of your psyche. Its purpose is transformation, letting go of limitations and rebirth. Tremendous growth is possible, again especially for people who have planets in mid to late Capricorn, Cancer, Aries and Libra. From mid-May to late June Venus, the love goddess turns retrograde in Gemini. During this time you have a chance to re-consider the way you communicate and who you communicate with. You may come to reassess the value of your social interactions. Deep and meaningful conversations and less gossip or small-talk improve the quality of connection with others. Time alone might become precious and highly desirable as a relaxing refuge. From mid-September until mid-November it’s Mars’ turn to retrograde. In Aries he is impatient, straightforward and not very interested in revising or reconsidering anything. Therefore he can get quite irritable and explosive during this time. Avoid starting a new project, making big decisions or moving house, and be prepared for things to take much longer than expected. Don’t give up, but you may have to muster a lot of patience and flexibility, in particular if your Mars is in a fire sign (Aries, Leo and Sagittarius). Just two days before Mars turns direct again the third Jupiter/Pluto fusion occurs on Friday 13th of November. Tensions have been running high for a while now and this conjunction brings integration and resolution. A vision is emerging of how to build new structures, personally and globally, which serve the whole of the planet, not just some individuals. And again if you have planets near 22 degrees of Capricorn, Cancer, Aries or Libra, your life may be eclipsed by issues concerning money, power, sexuality and/or trouble with authorities. Luckily the road to success is clearing, with Mars gaining momentum. The last huge event in 2020 is the Jupiter/Saturn conjunction (exact 22nd of December). By then they have been in very close proximity for about five weeks in the later degrees of Capricorn. Not until they both slip into Aquarius do they actually fuse totally. It looks as if the pair put up huge resistance to change and innovation until finally they can no longer deny that the time for reform has come. Actually during their conjunction, which has a ripple effect way into January 2021, a window of opportunity opens that may facilitate personal breakthrough. New cooperative ventures that serve humanity as a whole might be born. Wishing you a happy, healthy and fulfilling 2020!

This week's recommendation

ALBUM TITLE: Favourite Holiday Vol. 1 ARTIST: Summer Salt RELEASED: December 2019 GENRE: They've categorised themselves as 'Coral Reef Rock'. We think that means a mix of retro blues, pop and rock from the 60's. Think, The Beach Boys.

BIO: Summer Salt is a four piece boy band from Austin. It all started as high school sweethearts coming together to play music. Elements of this beginning remain in their music. Elements of love, innocence and simplicity.

WHAT TO EXPECT: An album that hugs you into a bubble

of dreamy, holiday love. You know those long summer days that burn themselves into your memory? The days where the phone's out of reception, the cicadas sound as you walk down to the beach, sunlight comes dappled through swaying pandanas palms and the ocean is one big aqua landscape? Imagine if those memories could be turned into music. That's what this album sounds like.

WHAT WE LIKE: As the name implies, this release is

dedicated to different holidays. It's like looking back over your year, picking out the highlights and collecting all those warm, fuzzy feelings. Of course, this can also slur into a gentle nostalgic feeling. Another Piece of The Cake is about birthdays, Favourite Holiday about Halloween and Abominable Snowman incorporates the sound of bells, and sings about snow, hinting at a Texan Christmas. All these songs share similarities of a soft, high pitched lead singer, harmonies that sound like they're straight out of the 60's and that wobbly, electric guitar.

STANDOUT TRACKS: My lucky egg, Abominable Snowman PERFECT FOR: A sleepy drive back from the beach when

the sunlight turns golden through an afternoon salt haze, making dinner with a warm breeze drifting through the kitchen.

LISTEN IN IF YOU LIKE: The Beach Boys, SadGirl, Dreamgirl. Recommended by Delphi O'Heart.

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TITLE: Fair Play AUTHOR: Eve Rodsky NUMBER OF PAGES: 352 EST. READ TIME: 4 hours 35 minutes PRICE: $32.99 WHAT IT'S ABOUT: Organisational expert Eve Rodsky

rallied her friends to each create a ‘Sh*t I do’ list, a list outlining the unpaid domestic work they do in a month that cost them time. What she discovered was that the invisible work that men and women did, in general, was not equal in the home. This was when she invented Fair Play, an instruction manual and game for those who crave a little more balance in responsibilities. WHO IT'S FOR: I would say that the target audience of Fair Play is most definitely women and appeals to their frustrations at home and in their professional lives. WHY YOU SHOULD READ IT: I have some hesitations with this book. There were some tools I took away that helped me find a better way to communicate regarding mundane domestic tasks in our home but I’m not sure that Eve Rodsky is as inclusive as I’d like her to be. I found her tone to be condescending at times. However, I do think it was a worthwhile read in highlighting the disparity in the amount of ‘invisible tasks’ men and women are completing. NOTABLE QUOTES: “Like a woman obsessed, this lightning moment led me to embark on a quest to create a system for domestic rebalance. It began with a list called ‘Sh*t I Do’. From grocery lists and Costco runs to replacing lightbulbs and laundry detergent to making sure the bathroom has at least one backup roll of toilet paper, I began writing down every single thing I did day to day with a quantifiable time component. Tallying every time sucking detail was no small feat. For any woman who’s ever considered sitting down to enumerate every single one of her domestic responsibilities but hasn't, let me say: I get it.” Review written by Jessie Hilton @jessieahilton

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HARRY NICHOLS 7:30pm DJ REIFLEX 10pm

JOSH LEE HAMILTON 7:30pm MY HAPPY PLACE 10pm

$6 BEER + WINE MON - THU 4PM - 6PM & $12 COCKTAILS ALL DAY MON - THURS | BEACH HOTEL 8AM - LATE | GREEN ROOM 4PM - LATE DAILY EARLY BIRD & ARVO BIRD HAPPY HOURS Beer & Burger Deal $20

LIVE MUSIC w MANOA from 7pm

OPEN MIC NIGHT 6pm BUY A MEAL FOR $16+ on Sat/Sun to receive a 2-4-1 Meal Voucher for Mon/Tues.

LIVE MUSIC w LEIGH JAMES from 5pm Local's Draw Winter Whales Meat Raffle

'RIDE IN STYLE' DAILY Lunch Deal Return Solar Train Ticket, Lunch and Stone & Wood Beer for $25 Beer and Burger Deal $20

STEWY'S TRIVIA DAILY HAPPY HOUR 6.30pm FREE Early Bird 10am - Noon Beer and Burger Deal $20 Arvo Bird 430 - 630pm 2 4 1 meals on Mon/Tues with Voucher

OPEN 10:30AM TO 10PM SUN to THURS & 10:30AM to 12AM FRI to SAT - 61 BAYSHORE DRIVE - FOR FREE COURTESY BUS CALL 02 6685 6500 LIVE MUSIC w SIMON MEOLA 6:30pm 2 FOR 1 PIZZA from 5pm MEMBERS DRAW

LIVE MUSIC w THE LYRICAL (SOLO) 7pm FREE BBQ 4-6pm

CATH SIMES BAND 7pm

LIVE MUSIC w SUNSET CITY 4pm

UPCOMING EVENTS JAN 25 Triple J Hottest 100 JAN 31 Mescalito Blues

$12 SCHNITZEL NIGHT

TRIVIA NIGHT 6pm STEAK NIGHT

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KING RIVER RISING 7:30pm

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TBA 7:30pm

DJS JEZZA J & VINNIE LADUCE lunch-late

VINNIE LADUCE 6:30pm-Late

OLI WRIGHT 6:30pm-Late

DAN HANNFORD

VANESSA BAKER

DAVE SCOTT BAND

LE FLEUR

KURT GENTLE

ANIMAL VENTURA

LEIGH JAMES

Gig GUIDE

THURSDAY 9 LUKE MORRIS 7pm

FRIDAY 10 THE SWAMPS 7pm

SATURDAY 11

SUNDAY 12

MONDAY 13

SABOTAGE 6pm

TUESDAY 14

WEDNESDAY 15

FRESH BEERS & TASTY BURGERS INCLUDING: The Notorius P.I.G The Spice Girl Veg Zeppelin Jackalicious

OPEN MIC NIGHT W/ HARRY NICHOLS 7.30pm

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HANSARD BY SIMON WOOD: NT LIVE SCREENING, 1pm ARRIVE EARLY & HAVE A DRINK AT THE THEATRE EVENTS BAR. OPEN 1HR BEFORE ALL EVENTS.

NEXT SUN 19TH JAN: Hermitage - The Power of Art: Art on Screen, 3pm

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LIVE MUSIC 7pm

OPEN MIC NIGHT 7pm

TRIVIA - FREE ENTRY 7pm

Crossword Answers - Crossword on page 14 9. DINGO

3. PLATYPUS 5. KOALA 6. GOANNA

Tricky Trivia Answers - Questions on page 19

DOWN 1. KOOKABURRA 2. ECHIDNA

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ACROSS 2. EMU 4. BILBY 7. KANGAROO 8. SNAKE

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7. PASTEL DESIGNS

New range instore and online now! Locally designed, ethically made women’s clothing and jewellery. Unique bohemian and vintage inspired prints and styles. Open Mon-Friday 10am-4pm, Sat 10am-2pm @shoppasteldesigns

1. MR VINTAGE

8,9. HURRICANE SKATE / DAILY PRINTING

2. FOSSIL VINTAGE

10. RUGGED LUXURY

3. STONE & WOOD BREWERY

11. BYRON FARMERS MARKET

4. B-LINE AUTO

13. CIRCUS ARTS

6. SOLE BROS

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Unique and affordable Men's and Women's Vintage Clothing. mrvintageaustralia.com.au

Hand selected, premier vintage and industrial furniture imported from Europe from the 50’s, 60’s and 70’s. fossilvintage.com.au

Drop into local independent brewery Stone & Wood for a beer, lunch or a tour, and learn about their approach to brewing and conscious business. stoneandwood.com.au

Your local auto parts store. Lots of parts and friendly service. Mon-Fri 7:30am-5pm. b-lineauto.com.au 02 6686 0588.

Largest range of Birkenstock’s in Byron Bay! Quality footwear and accessories for ladies and gents. @solebrosbyronbay

Stocking local and major skate brands. Boards, accessories, clothing, shoes, protective gear. hurricaneskatesupply.com.au Custom apparel, flyers, signage and more dailyprintingsolutions.com.au 0438 420 064

Handcrafted Australian made leather luggage & accessories. Leather and Craft Supplies. 0401 203 603 ruggedluxury.com

Byron Farmers Market has the freshest range of locally grown produce direct from our farmers every Thursday 7-11am at the Cavanbah Centre, along with great coffee, live music and free parking.

Byron’s own circus school. Famous high flying trapeze and circus classes for kids and adults. Indoor climbing wall, kids play space and café serving great coffee and healthy homemade food. Mon–Sat. circusarts.com.au

needessentials makes the highest grade wetsuits and surfing accessories at a fraction of the cost. We only use the most premium materials, components and manufacturing. Visit our showroom. Ph: 0488227456

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Crossword AUSSIE BUSH BUDDIES ACROSS

2. A bird that can't go backward 4. Cute little long nosed marsupial 7. Boing boing 8. Ssssssssssss 9. Be cautious of this bush dog

DOWN

1. King of the bush is he 2. Prickly, but cute 3. Commonly called a duck-billed .... 5. Sleepy gum lover 6. Bigger than the average lizard

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a w n e r e a e K D om FROM AncienTHtE Wisd er Grain Moth

DEAR KEENWA, School holidays. Nooooooooo. Six weeks total! I repeat, six weeks. Send help. Yesterday. - Mamawhelmed

DEAR MAMAWHELMED, Once upon a time there was a way of living where there were aunts and grannies galore to occupy and mentor our young, and romance and capitalism was secondary to planetary alignment. I'm game to try and take us back there if you are. I imagine it goes something like this: gather up your brood for the obligatory morning coffee stop. Choose carefully this morning. Make sure it has a grassed area where lots of large families may also be gathering, and snacks are sold. Tell the kids you'll deliver their organic croissants to them at the play area when your order is ready. But simply grab your coffee, and get in the car. Drive away with the windows down, and Bay FM loud, hopeful that someone in the village will take over. Return at a reasonable hour in the early evening.

DEAR KEENWA, My older neighbour is a nature hater, chopping down every beautiful plant that ever grows anywhere near his fence. I’ve seen him spraying pesticides on geckos! He tries to ring-bark my baby Bangalow palms with his whipper snipper. He came into my garden while I was at work, and sprayed all the berries on my tree, killing everything in its vicinity. Bats feed on them during this drought! My garden did have green tree frogs and stunning birds before HIM. I'm mortified and angry at him, but I’m a peaceful soul, and I don’t like confrontations. Any ideas? - Garden Lover

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DEAR GARDEN LOVER, Imagine if Greta Thunberg sat at home with peace in her heart and tail between her legs? These are desperate times that won't see change if we make politeness our priority. You could always call upon your spiritual allies sister, ask those animals that he is killing regularly to come back and haunt him with an eco message.

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DINING GUIDE

Farmers Markets We are blessed to live in some of the greenest most lush landscapes in Australia and with that comes fantastic growing conditions. With a number of fresh food markets across the shire, local, organic and all round delicious food is only a short distance away. Here are some of the amazing weekly locations where you can fill the pantries and your belly.

High above the hustle and bustle of Byron Bay, Balcony Bar & Oyster Co. is the best place to pair people watching with freshly shucked oysters, cocktails and live music. Under the direction of Executive Chef Sean Connolly, the food ethos here is all about fresh, simple, honest flavours.

DAILY

4pm-6pm

Sunset happy hour. $6 selected beers, wine and spirits. $13 selected cocktails $12 Espresso Martinis.

TUESDAYS New Brighton Farmers Market 8am - 11am

WEDNESDAYS

9:30pm-close

WEDNESDAY

Murwillumbah Farmers Market 7am - 11am

5pm-6pm

Oyster Hour – freshly shucked oysters $1.50

THURSDAYS

THURSDAY

Byron Bay Farmers Market 7am - 11am Note: location now Cavanbah Centre

from 7pm

SATURDAY

Live Local Music Bottomless Bellini's for 2 hours $29

FRIDAYS

SUNDAY

Mullumbimby Farmers Market 7am - 11am

Bottomless Bellini's for 2 hours $29 Live Local Music Drag 'n' Dine

SATURDAYS

We are a part of a plant based movement and invite you to join us on our expedition to Save the Earth one Brussel Sprout at a time

HAPPY HOUR EVERYDAY 5 - 6PM $12 COCKTAILS LYCHEE MOJITO, MARGARITA AND SAKE SOUR KONJAC CALAMARI STRIPS, CAPER AND DILL MAYO GF BEER BATTERED PRAWN TACOS, MISO GUACAMOLE, SLAW, PLUM SAUCE. GFO

$16 $8ea $4ea

DUK PANCAKES - cucumber, spring onion,

hoisin sauce.

BEYOND MEAT BEEF BURGER GFO - cheddar cheese,

from 9am

caramelised onion, no bones special sauce pickles, lettuce, tomato and a side of french fries with aioli.

$26

from 10am from 4pm from 7pm

CREAMY FETTUCCINE GFO - with portobello, enoki, local white oyster mushrooms tossed in a white wine, garlic and parsley sauce, topped with truﬄe oil and cashew parmesan.

$30

MILLE FEUILLE - layers of white chocolate vanilla

$14

Bangalow Farmers Market 7am - 11am Lismore Farmers Market 8am - 11:30am

cream, puff pastry and berry sorbet.

SUNDAYS Ballina Missingham Farmers 6-11am A Cnr of Lawson & Jonson St P 02 6680 9666 W balcony.com.au

Fresh and vibrant new summer menu, with locally sourced dishes at affordable prices. We have a range of bar snacks, health bowls and burgers to choose from, as well as a poolside bar and beer garden to relax in our tropical setting.

BEST HAPPY HOUR IN THE BAY - EVERYDAY FROM 6 - 8PM $4.5 SCHOONERS - $4.5 WINE - $5 BASICS SLIDERS

Americano - beef, cheese, AQ sauce Teriyaki Tofu - pickled kimchi (vn) Sticky Pork - crunchy slaw, plum relish

$4.50ea

CANADIAN STYLE POUTINE

$12.50

WILD MUSHROOM ARANCINI (V)

$9.50

BAHN-MI ROLL

$15.50

w melted cheese and gravy w goats cheese and red pepper romescu w crispy pork, pickled carrot, chilli jam, Vietnamese dressing and crackling

GREEN BOWL (VN)

w kale, sautéed greens, avocado cream, quinoa, zucchini noodles and sweet balsamic.

A 16 Lawson Street (next to Library) P 02 6685 7663 W aquariusbyronbay.com.au

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OPEN 7 Days, noon-late

OPEN Mon - Fri 12pm until late Sat and Sun 9am until late

Grab a seat on our balcony in Mercato on Byron and get ready to sing along to some jukebox tunes. Unashamedly Tex-Mex, our value-packed, crowd-pleasing menu caters to everyone, including vegetarian, vegan and glutenfree diners. Kick-back with one of our fabulous giant margaritas, don a colourful sombrero and enjoy unlimited FREE corn chips and salsas.

HAPPY HOUR

$7.50 margaritas, 500ml beer or cider, house wines & tequilas.

WEEKLY SPECIALS

Mon-Fri 4-6pm

TUESDAY $2 tacos all day. Selected tacos include: barbeque chicken, cheeseburger and vegetarian Vegan and GF options available.

12pm 'till late

WEDNESDAY 10 cent chicken wings with the 12pm 'till late purchase of a 24oz margarita or 500ml of tap beer. THURSDAY 1/2 price fajitas. Choose between 12pm 'till late spiced adobo chicken, lime & pepper steak or confit portobello Vegan and GF options available

LUNCH SPECIAL

Burrito & 300ml Beer $15. Choose between chicken, beef or vegetarian burritos Vegan and GF options available

WEEKEND SPECIAL

Mon-Fri 12-3pm Fri - Sun

Tex Mex Fiesta We are offering you and your friends a three course share style Tex-Mex Fiesta menu that includes two hours of signature margaritas, beer and wine for $79pp! A 108-114 Jonson St, LVL 1 @ Mercato P 02 9259 5600 W elcaminocantina.com.au

OPEN Mon-Sat 12pm-late Sun 12pm-10pm

A 11 Fletcher Street, Byron Bay P 02 6680 7418 I @nobonesbyronbay

OPEN Every night from 5pm W nobonesbyronbay.com.au

Enjoy a fresh take on fish and chips that lets you tick the healthy eating box alongside your traditional favourites. Fresh daily fish and salads. Relaxed vibe with friendly staff, cool tunes and affordable menu with something for everyone. A hit with the locals, we know you’ll love it!

THE OLD SCHOOL

$13.00

THE BAY

$15.00

GRILLED FISH PACK

$15.50

GRILLED SEAFOOD AND SALAD

$18.50

Fillet of flake, chips, lemon & tartare Fillet of flake, 2 calamari rings, potato scallop, chips, lemon & tartare Grilled fish of the day with rice or chips & standard salad Grilled fish of the day, salad, calamari & prawns marinated with Mediterranean flavours

SALT & PEPPER OR CHARGRILLED CALAMARI KALE, SPINACH & BROCCOLI SUPER SALAD THE NEW SCHOOL

$10.50 / $15.90

$9.50 / $11.50

2 Plant based Fishless Fish Fillets, sweet potato wedges, lemon and aioli

PLANT BASED HUNKY BOWL

Fishless Fish, broccoli, red cabbage, cucumber, edamame, corn, red pepper and rice A 109 Jonson St (opposite Woolies) P 02 6680 7985 W hunkydory.com.au

OPEN Open 7 days 11am - 9pm Dine in / takeaway

$18.50

$24.90

Community

Notice BOARD What’s Happening In Our Community

COMPLETE MEN RUNS FORTNIGHTLY mens groups on different nights in both Byron and Mullum. Call Tim Fisk 0400 484 419

DOING GOOD IN OUR COMMUNITY?

Submit your info on events, fundraisers or meetings via our website: byronbazaar.com/community Deadline Monday prior to publication date. Reserved for community groups, free / charitable events & not-for-profit only. Not for business or profit based organisations.

SCRABBLE PLAYERS. New to area and would like to join local scrabble group or start a new group . Contact fidgetbriget@gmail.com

V-DAY BYRON BAY 14TH FEBRUARY 2020 Seeking social media savvy

volunteer to help promote V-Day events on social media as part of the global action to end violence towards women and children. Contact Stroma on 0438 930 901

NEWRYBAR WEEKLY PRODUCE MARKET Running weekly at Newrybar Hall on Wednesdays from 4 to 7pm. We have a great range of locally grown products ranging from fruit and vegetables to fresh pasta, bread, chicken, beef, eggs, fresh flowers and more. We have dinner available and the menu and chef changes regularly.

BE CONNECTED WITH FREE TRAINING We're providing free training now in

Byron Bay to give you the skills to be a digital mentor for seniors, helping them to get online and be connected. Takes 1 day, free lunch included. Call 6621 7397

BYRON LANGUAGE EXCHANGE CLUB Every 2nd Friday. Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, French, Japanese &more. To join our free club, send a short introduction about yourself to byronbaylanguages@gmail. com. Find us on fb!

BYRON AREA BOOK CLUB Love reading? Want to meet like minded people? Our book club is looking for new members. Visit the Facebook Page or text 0451 638 844 for information.

GROUP MEDITATION Group Meditations on every Tuesday 11.30am

at Marvell Hall, 37 Marvell st, Byron Bay. Everybody Welcome. Donations appreciated. Gnostic Society 0412 020 234

BYRON YOGA PHILOSOPHY CLUB Always free meditation classes every

Monday evening @ 7pm 1 Korau Place Suffolk Park, Byron bay www. wisdom.yoga if you need a ride from Byron Ph Kris 0435 300743

CHIN WAGS @ MAIN BEACH Casual discussion group! This is a judgement

So many issues

Did you know we only deliver Byron Bazaar to our readers? We don't believe littering the streets and driveways of Byron is the best or greenest idea so you'll find copies in businesses, shops, cafes and bars, petrol stations, accommodation, etc. If you'd like to, read the latest issues online at issuu.com/byronbazaar • Request an email version via hello@byronbazaar.com • OR sending you email address to hello@byronbazaar.com and we'll email you an issue every week

free, compassionate evening open to everyone. Fridays 6.30pm, Main Beach - Right side of Surf Club when looking at the beach: FB GROUP- Chin Wags

LEARN TO MEDITATE For those who think they can't meditate or who would

like to expand their consciousness naturally. An effortless technique that will enhance all levels of your life. By donation 02 6684 7630 your speaking skills, or speak with greater confidence, clarity and impact? Come join us at Byron Cavanbah Toastmasters. Go to byronbaytoastmasters.org or call us on 0416 423 175

SOCIAL TABLE TENNIS at Bangalow Bowling Club now starts at 3 - 5pm CHOOSE FROM 40 ORGANISATIONS at the volunteer hub at Byron Community Centre. Make a difference, have fun, learn new skills and meet new people. volunteers@byroncentre.com.au

UNCLE PROJECT puts out the challenge to all good men to step up and help raise the next gen of lads together. Contact adminbyron@uncle.org.au

BYRON BREAST CANCER SUPPORT GROUP meets every 3rd Wednesday 122pm at NSW cancer Council rooms 8/130 Jonson Street, Byron Bay.

1ST SATURDAY

Brunswick Heads / Lismore Makers / Murwillumbah

1ST SUNDAY

Byron Bay Community / Lismore Car Boot

2ND SATURDAY Byron Flea / Kingscliff 2ND SUNDAY

Monthly

OVERCOME YOUR FEAR OF PUBLIC SPEAKING Do you want to sharpen

Community Markets

The Channon Craft / Alstonville Plateau / Lennox

3RD SATURDAY Mullumbimby / Murwillumbah 3RD SUNDAY

Uki Bazaar / Lismore Car Boot / Ballina

4TH SATURDAY Tyalgum / Kingscliff 4TH SUNDAY

Bangalow / Nimbin

5TH SUNDAY

Nimbin / Lennox Head

FARMERS MARKETS ON PAGE 16

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AUTOMOTIVE & MARINE URGENT SALE - MUST SELL - PRICE REDUCED - PEUGEOT 1984 505 SDN Silver

only 126.000k genuine. Full NSW Rego Air-con New Tyres Spotless in & out. Classic Car! Great to Drive. $5,250.00 ONO. 0427 217 040

CARAVAN 18' MILLARD,GAL chassis,regd.annexe,6 berth, gas stove, fridge, dbl bed, $7,000 ono. 0412 155 808

FOR SALE 2 ANTIQUE PERIOD WARDROBES 3door matching, maple and silkyoak with draws. Great cond $700 for 2 Will separate Byron Bay 0403 507 651

MATTRESS NEAR NEW QUEEN SIZE Posturepedic Castelli Plush mattress hardly used . Priced to sell. $350 call 0434 197 607

VICTA LAWN MOWER good condition $90. Victorian dressing table and chair $350. Abstract, colourful art, resin/acrylic by local artist $50 to $290. All ono. Ph 0403 959 473

BENCH TOP OVEN with 2 Elements. Artusi AOM k-1 In perfect condition. Complete cooking solution. $150. Txt- 0414 252 087

SKY SURFBOARD, used 2Times. Great condition$ 375 paid $500. Call or Text 0401 961 908 Josh

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CAT OR SMALL DOG CARRY CAG Excellent condition, used once. Secure door lock external water spout. Airline approved. Photo available. 0416 034 698 Ballina

RODE NT5 CONDENSER MICS, pair Excellent cond in case. Still stored with

moisture proof bags. $380. Save $120. Txt: Sue in Lennox 0466 797 978.

WORM WEE FOR HEALTHIER PLANTS. 100% PURE WORM WEE.$3 per litre. To ORDER Ring / Text David on 0429 844 548 Delivery within reason.

PROPERTY FOR RENT CABIN IN MULLUMBIMBY Peaceful in heart of Mullum. F/F, 1 bed, verand , A/Cfans, gas inc, elec sep, 3 mth lease neg, $360pw, for sing prof, non-smoker, no pets, 0434 197 607

BYRON BAY BEACH HOUSE FOR RENT SHORT TERM, no traffic & privacy, right

across the road from Beach, 5 bedrooms currently used as guest house, $3500 k a week fully furnished. Contact JC 0402 129 235

WANTED WANTED. 2X LABOURERS. Hardcore digging and retaining wall works.

2 or 3 days work. Must have own transport. Ocean shores. 0413 721 410

WANTED HOMES TO BUY OR RENT Hello lovely people we do property

management with very high rental return . We need a house to buy totally any condition preferably Gold Coast area 0403 118 534

WANTED ANY CONDITION! Hi we can buy vehicles for learning project no reg ok! Trucks vans Utes car 4x4s bus's machinery call anytime please 0403 118 534

WANTED COLLECTABLE OLD BOTTLES OLD GLASS & STONEWARE bottles such as

soft drink, motor oil, milk, stone ginger beer, soda syphons, embossed chemist bottles etc. Ph 0439 779 577

a i v i r y T k c i Tr PG 1 Answers 1

1. How long can a cockroach hold its breath? A. 5 minutes B. 20 minutes C. 40 minutes 2. The offspring of a cow and a bison is called a what? A. Beefalo B. Bowson C. Cowfalo 3. Corrugated iron is made mainly from iron. True or false? 4. What is the logo for the Royal NZ air force? A. Pair of wings B. A kiwi C. A bi-plane 5. In Switzerland, if you fail your driverâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s license three times, you have to visit a psychologist. True or false? 6. Leonard Nimoy wrote an autobiography with what interesting title? A. I am spock B. I am not spock C. Both 7. Which of the following items has the strongest magnetic field? A. Fridge magnet B. The North Pole C. The Equator 8. The script for the original Terminator movie was sold by James Cameron for what price? A. $1 B. $10, 000 C. $10, 000, 000 9. The author of horror stories, Stephen King, named his son? A. Stephen II B. IT C. Joe 10. The Barbie and Ken dolls are named after which of the founders family members? A. Their children B. Their pets C. Their grandparents

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