Byron Shire Echo – Issue 20.09 – 19/07/2005

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Business booming on North Coast says survey Lesley Patterson Some negative myths regarding business growth on the north coast have been dispelled by the findings of a new survey by accountancy firm WHK Rutherfords. ‘This is the first survey of its kind to look at how business in the Northern Rivers and the North Coast is faring, both according to itself and in comparison to business nationally,’ said Graham Correy, Management Consultant with Rutherfords. Despite claims by business people in recent times that trade has slumped, the study shows that the opposite is true and over half of those surveyed say they have experienced sales increases in the past year. The survey reveals that 56% of businesses have increased sales by more than 10% in the last 12 months and 75% of businesses are confident about their prospects for the forthcoming 12 months.

‘This is well above the national average and also above results from similar studies conducted in the metropolitan areas. The Byron Shire showed the highest results in terms of sales growth for any region within the Coffs Harbour to Tweed Heads area,’ said Mr Correy. A more pessimistic pictured had been painted by businesses on the North Coast and particularly in Byron Bay, said Mr Correy. ‘You always get a vocal minority who will say things are bad’ he said, ‘but the study cuts across all business sectors giving a much broader view of the business community.’ Explaining why the North Coast should be trading better than metropolitan areas he points to the housing market which has not suffered as severe a downturn as it has in Sydney therefore having less of a detrimental effect on consumer confidence.

Creativity gets a head start

Displaying their wares at the launch of Byron Creative were local sculptor André Vanné, above left, with his stylised female heads and glass artist Margit Juhasz, holding a glass jug. Byron Creative is a showcase for local arts and crafts and is one of three business incubators in the Northern Rivers designed to foster self employment and create jobs. Photo Jeff ‘Head Case ’ Dawson

‘Interest rates also are a factor. Metropolitan business and consumers are more highly geared than regional ones. Mortgages are also higher in Sydney. A third reason concerns skilled staff shortages which are being experienced in metropolitan areas. Up here unemployment is higher, so there are more people around to fill staff vacancies.’ Undertaken by the Management Consultancy Division of WHK Rutherfords, the survey was distributed with the cooperation of the Chambers of Commerce between Tweed Heads and Coffs Harbour. Approximately 300 responses were received, encompassing 440 business locations. ‘The findings show who is faring well and why, who is not faring well and why and perhaps most importantly,’ says Correy, ‘it looks to the future, analysing strategies that businesses are going to be employing.’ ‘We wanted to listen to the market and understand what they say are their major issues.’ Greg Owens, President of the Byron Bay Chamber of Commerce, says ‘The survey has been well received by members of the Byron Chamber and we are looking forward to Rutherfords presenting the findings.’ Another recent survey on the economy of the Northern Rivers area has confirmed that our economy is strongly tied to tourism, with an industry trade surplus of approximately $33 million in 2002-2003. ‘Byron’s reputation as one of New South Wales’ most popular holiday destinations

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God of good conquers evil

Barong, the Balinese symbol of good, above left, conquered Rangda, the Balinese god of evil, above right, during the Inspirasi Indonesian Festival in Byron Bay on Sunday. The Balinese believe both gods are present in human nature but that good must always reign supreme. Members of the local and Gold Coast Balinese community joined with students from St Finbarr’s and the audience in a colourful procession to start the day’s celebrations. A shadow puppet show telling the story of the recent tsunami brought the day to a close, as the spirtual figure Bima called on the goddess of the Southern Ocean to turn those killed in the tsunami into angels so they could fly to heaven. Photo Jeff ‘Spirited Away’ Dawson

Teenagers out of control in Lennox Head

Alex McAuley Many locals were shocked to hear about a teenage rampage in Lennox Head last Tuesday night, when up to 150 youngsters were reported to be behaving in a drunk and disorderly manner, causing a disturbance and vandalizing property. When the first police officers responded to a distress call, they were verbally abused by the kids, and had things thrown at them. They were forced to call for three lots of backup before the situation was brought under control. What is most disturbing is that this is apparently not an continued on page 2 isolated incident. According

to Mick Marrs, caretaker manager for the Lennox Head Beachfront Apartments, this kind of behaviour is the norm for Friday and Saturday nights. ‘What made Tuesday night different was the large number of kids involved and that it was a week night,’ said Mr Marr. ‘Otherwise, any Friday or Saturday night in Lennox you will see groups of 30 or 40 youngsters in the main street, usually drunk, creating a disturbance and causing damage to people’s property.’ Mr Marrs claims that the situation has steadily worsened over the past five years, with the numbers of people

and intensity of the violence on the increase. ‘The kids are coming to Lennox from all over the place. They get dropped off on a Friday afternoon and left for the night unsupervised. They seem to come in from Ballina, Lismore, Alstonville and Byron Bay as well as locally. They’re aged anywhere from eight to twenty years old, but the majority are young teenagers, and they are drinking,’ said Mr Marrs. A Sydney resident who has been visiting her elderly father in Lennox Head several times a year since 2000 has noticed an escalation in continued on page 2

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Finding the confidence to enter writing competitions is all linked with ‘being the excellent age of 60’ says Brunswick resident Joan Mott who has recently won a swag of literary awards. Five years ago, at the excellent age of 60 and having just learned to drive, Joan won her first prize, second in essay writing in the CWA statewide competition. This year, Joan has done even better, winning ďŹ rst prize in the poetry competition as well as a second prize and a highly commended in the essay writing competition. Joan didn’t intend to enter the poetry writing competition as she has never felt comfortable as a poet. Despite her misgivings, last minute inspiration saw her penning her poem and submitting it for judging. Given the title of ‘Where Did I Put It?’ (something with which we are all familiar) and lim-

ited to 24 lines, much to Joan’s surprise and delight her eleventh hour entry won the competition. The essay subject of ‘Change marches on – is this good or bad?’ inspired her to take two different approaches, one focusing on the inevitability of change, and the other reecting on the old days, hence her two entries. She won second prize for the former which was described by the judges as ‘refreshingly matter of fact’. ‘I’ve really enjoyed the challenge of entering the competitions. Being happy enough with the ďŹ nal result and knowing you’ve done your best is the greatest achievement of all,’ said Joan. Joan cites peer support from Brunswick/Byron U3A as well as the support of her family as the driving forces behind her taking the challenge of entering the compe-

Business booming

allow the Byron Shire Council and business people to identify potential growth opportunities,’ explained Mr Senti. ‘For the Council it may mean fostering a particular industry sector that has strong export potential, for business it gives solid information on industry sectors where there may be investment opportunities.’ ‘The Tweed and Northern Rivers area of NSW is experiencing enormous change with substantial increases in population and a fundamental shift in its economic base,’ said Mr Senti. ‘Population growth alone does not deliver a sustainable economy. Regional sustainability will only be achieved by developing a diverse, broadbased economy which encourages job creation through investment growth. Fundamental to this process is the need to establish a robust, factually-based understanding of the local economy.’

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provides challenges and opportunities for the region. ‘The largest exporting industries are retail trade and accommodation, cafes and restaurants which reect the strong tourism base of the economy,’ said Tom Senti, Executive Director of the Tweed Economic Development Corporation Ltd (TEDC) who commissioned the survey. ‘Retail trade accounts for about $65 million into the local economy, followed closely by accommodation, cafes and restaurants about $63 million. ‘Following a distant third is food manufacturing at $38 million. Manufacturing, of which food processing is the largest at 2%, contributes 7% to the region’s Gross Regional Product, while primary industries only contribute 5%. ‘What this model does is

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titions. She also praised the CWA for the range of activities it offers to women from country areas, many of whom are quite isolated. ‘Women statewide can become involved in all sorts

of things through the CWA including singing, cooking, photography, all sorts of arts and crafts, said Joan. ‘The CWA really helps country women realise their potential.’

Teenagers in Lennox

Lennox Head who has been holidaying in the town with his family for the past eight years is also concerned about the ‘pack mentality’ of the kids in the streets. ‘It’s got to the point where it’s unsafe to confront them; I wouldn’t feel safe asking them to quieten down or go away,’ he said. ‘It would appear that there is a culture developing with the younger kids following in the older kids’ footsteps.’ The sad reality is that, according to Mr Marr, the situation is turning people away from this once peaceful seaside town. ‘I’ve had families staying here who’ve left at the end of their holiday saying they will never come back to Lennox Head again,’ he said.

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the violence to the point where her father is afraid for his safety. ‘It’s like a game for these kids who know that there is no police presence in Lennox Head,’ she said. ‘They keep on coming into town and behaving like this because they think they can get away with it. ‘Unfortunately for the police, by they time they respond to a call, the kids have dispersed, and once they turn around and head back to Ballina, the kids just come back into the main street and pick up where they left off,’ explained Mr Marrs. Another regular visitor to

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New rehab service in Bruns

Dr David Graham, general manager of CRS Australia, came from Canberra to open the new Brunswick Heads CRS office last Friday, Also on hand were Rod Hawkins, the regional manager, and local case manager Jenny Bush.

CRS Australia opened its new rehabilitation unit in Brunswick Heads last Friday to give people living in the Byron Shire better access to vocational rehabilitation services. CRS Australia has been working with people in the Northern Rivers for over 21 years and now has 26 staff across three locations (ofďŹ ces also in Lismore and Ballina). The Brunswick Heads unit has four staff – an occupational therapist, a rehabilitation counsellor, an exercise physiologist and an administrative ofďŹ cer. ‘In the past 12 months we helped 126 people get a job though Australian government funded rehabilitation

programs,’ Northern Rivers Regional Manager Rod Hawkins said. ‘If we add those people assisted through WorkCover and other compensation systems we’ve helped well over 200 people back to employment.’ Australian Government funding enables CRS Australia to provide vocational rehabilitation services to people with a disability or health condition who receive income support through Centrelink. These programs are usually provided free to the client. CRS Australia helps people with a broad range of disabilities including physical as well as neurological, psychological and sensory conditions.

CRS Australia also provides services to injured workers and their employers through the WorkCover system (or other compensation systems) and these services are paid for by the relevant insurer. CRS Australia is the only WorkCover accredited rehabilitation provider located in the Byron Shire. For more information about CRS Australia’s services, call 1800 624 824 (freecall) or visit the website at www.crsaustralia.gov.au. The new Brunswick Heads ofďŹ ce is located next to Centrelink at Suites 5 and 6, 1 Fingal Street, Brunswick Heads. OfďŹ ce hours are 8.30am to 5pm Monday to Friday.

Young people invited to Sound Barriers Indent, the hub for all-ages entertainment in NSW, is organising a music industry workshop for young people called Sound Barriers, to be

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Win $1,500 for your short story The Beach Hotel, in conjunction with The Echo, is again offering Byron Shire writers a chance to win $1,500 for a short story of 1,000 words or less. The runner-up will receive $500. This annual event, the Nicholas Shand Beach Hotel Short Story Competition, is in honour of The Echo’s late founding editor, who ran literary competitions in the 1980s to help foster local writing talent, and is a commitment to local arts by the Beach Hotel. The theme of the contest is ‘A Byron Shire Story’, so make your piece of ďŹ ction local, topical, historical, amusing or tragic. The two winning entries will be published in The Echo. There is no entry fee for the contest. Entrants should note that entries submitted in previous years will not be considered. The contest closes on Friday October 14, 2005, so get writing now. Pick up your ofďŹ cial entry form from the Echo offices in Byron Bay and Mullumbimby or at the Beach Hotel from this Thursday on.

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The Pocket has lost one of its oldest residents with the death of 89-year-old Martin Wallwork last week from emphysema. For over 80 years the Wallwork family have lived in The Pocket, moving from Durrumbul in the early 1900s to take over one of the local dairy farms. Martin was born in Mullumbimby on May 20, 1916

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and has lived in the Pocket most of his life except for the ďŹ ve year period he spent in the army during the Second World War. Married to Betty LeClere in 1953 they produced nine children. Tragically a car accident took the life of Betty and their youngest daughter in 1980. During the war Martin was posted to Malaya and after the surrender of the Allies found himself in Changi jail. Narrowly escaping being sent to work on the Burma railway, Martin was shipped by freighter to Japan along with some of the other prisoners. Based in Kobe he describes how he survived on a bowl of rice and two bowls of soup a day with some occasional green vegetables and dried ďŹ sh. As part of one of the many work parties he laboured at Toya Steel, in a graphite factory then unloading soybeans at the docks. An accident at the docks led to abscesses in his shoulder and leg followed by pneumonia and beri beri. At this stage he weighed only 32 kilos and thought his time was up, but Martin said his Japanese guards took sympathy on him after he appeared to return from the dead, posting him to the comparatively

Tintenbar to Ewingsdale Progress Update No. 5 – July 2005 Planning for this project is funded by the NSW State Government

This project will provide a high standard dual carriageway road approximately 17km in length and would significantly improve safety and travelling conditions on this section of highway. The consulting firm Arup is managing the studies required for the project. Field work The project team would like to thank landowners and other stakeholders for their cooperation during the field investigations over the past months. The information collected during the field investigations is now being analysed and will help provide clear maps of the constraints to developing a road. This information will be used in the coming months to develop route options. Community liaison group representatives The community liaison group (CLG) for the project is listed below. You are encouraged to talk with your CLG representatives about the project. Contact details for the CLG members can be obtained by calling the project information line. Bangalow

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easy cook house duty until the war ďŹ nished. Despite predictions during the war by a doctor who thought he wouldn’t survive, Martin Wallwork returned to

his home in The Pocket to live a further 60 odd years surrounded by his family. He is survived by three sisters Mavis, June and Margaret, his brother Bill and six of his children.

Group looks at secession The ‘Co-Creating the Future’ group hosts public forums on the fourth Friday of every month at Ewingsdale Hall, on the outskirts of Byron Bay. This month Garth Kindred will be looking at the positives of creating a new state in the Northern Rivers region and not being part of NSW or QLD in the future. The Tweed, Richmond and Clarence Valleys could be run by a cluster of local councils, without resorting to forced amalgamations and a reduction in effective political representation. ‘Eventually Australia could become a Commonwealth of Regions with the dissolution of the current large state enti-

ties and replacement by bioregional grass roots democracy,’ the group suggests. ‘This proposition supports the idea of decentralisation, in developing effective local networks and infrastructure, each bio-region seeking optimum levels of self-sufďŹ ciency in food and renewable energy production‌’ Also presented at this month’s open forum will be ‘Drumming from the Soul’ by Rosco and additional comments about secession from Jasper T Corncob. If you’d like to hear more about the potential for a new state then come along to Ewingsdale Hall on Friday July 22 at 5.30pm. Gold coin donation appreciated.

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Local artists under critical gaze of curators On Friday July 1 at the Byron at Byron Resort, Arts Northern Rivers launched the ďŹ rst of its Visual Arts Network initiatives – a curatorial advisory clinic to critically assess the work of local visual artists. A panel of ďŹ ve internationally recognised curators and gallery directors ew in to participate in these one-onthree private clinics engaging artists in a dialogue about their work and giving them practical advice and feedback. The Visual Arts Network’s coordinator Melitta Firth said, ‘We will be running a series of these curatorial panels which are an opportunity for some of the region’s most exciting artists to receive valuable feedback and be brought to the attention of some of the most prominent and inuential curators in Australia.’ The curatorial panel unanimously agreed that the quality of the work presented on the day was extremely impressive. The curators participating were Julie Ewington, Head of Australian Art, Queensland Art Gallery; Russell Storer, Curator, Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney; David Broker, Deputy Direc-

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tor, Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane; Jan Murphy, Director of Jan Murphy Gallery, Brisbane; and Steven Alderton, Director, Lismore Regional Gallery. The 12 local artists selected each had 45 minutes to discuss their work with the panel. Artists participating were AinĂŠ (Nimbin), Dave Funnell (Grafton), Lyndall Adams (Wooloweyah), Garth Lena (Fingal Head), Daniel Brinsmead (Fingal Head), Christine Willcocks (Mullumbimby), Melissa Hirsch (Byron Bay), Cornelius Del-

aney (Lismore), Liz Deckers (Ocean Shores), Lae Oldmeadow (Tweed), and Karla Dickens (Bangalow). The VAN project has been developed by Arts Northern Rivers in partnership with the NSW Department of State and Regional Development (DSRD) and is supported by the NSW Ministry for the Arts and the Federal Department of Transport and Regional Services. See more about Arts Northern Rivers at www. regionalartsnsw.com.au/network/nr.html.

State body applauds Byron’s developer levy Social welfare pressure group, the New South Wales Council of Social Services (NCOSS), has applauded moves by Byron Shire Council to introduce a developer levy to pay for low cost housing. Under the proposal new housing developments would have to allocate 20% of their accommodation to affordable housing tenants or pay a levy totalling 20% of their project cost to Byron Shire Council for an affordable housing fund. While the idea sounds quite radical, a similar scheme has already been used in Sydney and developer levies are common practice in the UK. According to Warren Gardiner from NCOSS around 20,000 affordable dwellings

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that Paramatta City Council has lodged a proposal with the State Government for a 3% developer levy. Outside of the major cities councils have been slow to act says Chris Wilson from the Northern Rivers Social Development Council, who describes Byron Shire Council at the forefront of affordable housing reform in regional and rural NSW. ‘All local government areas should be tackling it. It’s becoming clear that all along the eastern seaboard there is increasing pressure from Seachangers which is forcing property prices up. People on very low incomes are ďŹ nding it difďŹ cult to ďŹ nd housing,’ Mr Wilson explained.

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Local News Generosity overwhelms Variety fundraiser Local Variety fundraiser Bruce Maxwell recently returned from the Variety International convention in Vancouver. ‘My wife Carol and I haven’t had a holiday together for quite a while so we decided it was a great chance to combine the two,’ said Bruce. ‘Not only did we have a great holiday but we met some wonderful people that work so hard to help disadvantaged kids. ‘It was inspiring to meet so many people who have devoted their lives to helping kids.That and the knowledge that Variety has the lowest operating costs of any charity ensures that the money we raise gets to the kids.’ Bruce has been working hard since his return getting ‘Thomas the Tank Engine’ ready for the annual Variety Bash. For Bruce it will be Bash number twenty two and his fifteenth straight State Bash. ‘It’s that time of year again I have been running around town with my ‘Variety on the Bludge Cap� raising funds for kids.’ Bruce, who was recently inducted into the Variety

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Hall of Fame for his work with the children’s charity, will again be honoured this year for his continued support of the Bash. ‘When you look at how much money we have raised over the years for the kids it speaks volumes for the generosity of the local people. It never ceases to amaze me how generous people can be when they know it’s helping local kids. I’m the lucky one as I quite often get to see the end

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Saturday night was a great night at the Mullum Ex-Services Club to raise funds for the Brunswick/Mullumbimby Lions Club and the Brunswick Surf Club. An audience of about 300 brought in about $6,000. Everyone enjoyed the acts especially the finale with the Surf Club Guys shedding their clothes for a good cause. The organisers thanked sponsors, businesses who sold tickets and the local community for supporting the night. Photos of the night can be viewed at Imelda’s shoe store at Mullumbimby.

result of their money at work. We have not only made a big difference to the quality of life to many thousands of kids but we have literally saved childrens lives.’ ‘If you want to help, I always have my hand out for the kids, give me a call on

6684 7389 or you can leave your donation at the Short Stop in Shirley Street Byron Bay.’ Variety is a registered charity and donations are tax deductible. Make cheques payable to Variety the Children’s Charity.

Mullum scout hall vandalised The newly renovated scout hall in Mullumbimby has been vandalised yet again despite community efforts to make the building look more cared for. Sometime on Friday July 8, vandals smashed four of the windows in the hall causing about $450 worth of damage just weeks after the Mullumbimby Scouts had held a celebratory barbecue to thank community groups for their help in getting the hall ďŹ xed up. At this stage, police have no leads. Associate scout leader Rebecca Nielsen said the hall has been targeted in the past. Ms Nielsen is of the opinion that the culprits are local youths who are out looking for some thrills, to whom she would like to pass on this sentiment: ‘If you’re looking for some real excitement in your life, why not come abseiling with

us? It’s a far bigger thrill than smashing our windows. You can just turn up at the hall on Wednesday nights between 7pm and 9pm during the school term and join up.’

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Ministers sidestep immigration shambles The way we will be The latest social trends released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics – explorable online at www.abs. gov.au – show increased deviation from the traditional notion of the ‘nuclear family’. ABS projections show that the number of people living alone will increase from 1.8 million in 2001 to between 2.8 million and 3.7 million in 2026 – an increase of between 57% and 105%. Whatever the method of calculation, the percentage increase is dramatic. Will we become a nation of loners, and will those loners be lonely? ‘Now and into the future, living arrangements throughout a lifecycle may also include living alone or in a group household before perhaps forming a long-term partnership, or living as a lone parent or alone after divorce or separation,’ notes the ABS. ‘These changes in living arrangements and family characteristics are the outcome of various demographic and social trends, such as declining fertility, increased rates of divorce and longer life expectancy.’ One parent families are deďŹ nitely on the up. Between 1986 and 2001, Australians living as part of a two parent family decreased from 60% to 52% while single parent families increased from 9% to 12%. More signiďŹ cantly, in 2001, 16% of people in their 20s were partners in a couple with children, compared with at least 40% of people in this age group in 1976. Part of this could be attributed to people starting families later in life. Does it also indicate a disillusionment with the notion of the nuclear family and/or a greater emphasis on concentrating on a career? ‘There was a shift in the religious afďŹ liations of people in their 20s over the 25-year period between 1976 and 2001, consistent with both the secularisation of our society generally and our increasingly multicultural community,’ the ABS also points out. ‘The proportion of people aged 20-29 years with no religious afďŹ liation in 2001 (23%) was higher than in 1976 (14%), with people in this age group being the least likely of all age groups to report a religious afďŹ liation. ‘That said, in 2001, the majority of people in this age group regarded themselves as Christian (67%). This compared with 84% of people aged 20-29 years in 1976. Conversely, higher proportions of people in their 20s in 2001 reported an afďŹ liation with Buddhism, Hindu, and Islam than in 1976.’ We have become a multicultural society which doesn’t seem to accord with the PM’s whitebread version of reality. Perhaps it’s time, especially for the beneďŹ t of loners, for the idea of family to be redeďŹ ned, to be enlarged to encompass the tribal aspects of interest groups such as computer clubs and tennis buddies. Maybe even American author Kurt Vonnegut had it right in his novel Cat’s Cradle when he introduced the ‘karass’, a group of people linked in a cosmically signiďŹ cant manner even when superďŹ cial linkages are not evident.

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bles they oversaw from the comfort of the cabinet room. And, according to their glorious leader, that model of parliamentary rectitude John Winston Howard, nor should they: in his brave new Westminster system the only crime that can lead to a ministerial sacking is conduct which is damaging to the government. As far as he is concerned there are no limits to incompetence, deception, even outright criminality: his ministers can be serial axe murderers as long as it doesn’t show up in the opinion polls.

His ministers can be serial axe murderers as long as it doesn’t show up in the opinion polls.

by Mungo MacCallum nelia Rau and Vivian Solon get caught in the process, well, that’s just tough titty, to be covered up as fast as possible. It was only by accident (and it would seem in spite of the department’s best efforts) that the Rau and Solon cases came to light; we have no idea how many others haven’t, and there is to be no real attempt to ďŹ nd out. The regime has been many years in the making, and as far as the government is concerned it has covered itself in glory. Palmer was scathing about the bureaucracy, but he was speciďŹ cally barred from scrutinising the politicians who devised and nurtured the failures he uncovered. Thus Vanstone and her sinister predecessor Phillip Ruddock take absolutely no responsibility for the sham-

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And the same applies to the public service: the long time Howard loyalist who presided over the totally dysfunctional department, Bill Farmer, has been rewarded with Ambassadorship to Indonesia, one of the most sensitive and important jobs in the foreign service. This is partly to send a signal to the rest of the shiny bums: the only performance indicator that matters is sticking to the government. Follow our politics and you’ll be looked after. But it also has the advantage of putting Farmer out of the reach of both the opposition and the media. Not unnaturally, some Indonesian politicians are a little miffed at having their country used as a dumping ground for Howard’s failures. The more excitable are even making noises about rejecting

Farmer’s appointment out of hand. Unfortunately they won’t: realpolitik will prevail. But once again, Australia’s standing has been diminished to suit Howard’s domestic political convenience. And as for good government, forget it. Howard certainly has.

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he death of former high Court Judge Sir Ronald Wilson at the weekend enables John Howard to cross another victim off his list. Wilson was a modest enough ďŹ gure at the Court, but rose to prominence in his later role as Commissioner for Human Rights when, to Howard’s consternation, he produced the groundbreaking report into the Aboriginal Stolen Generation. It was a searing document which for the ďŹ rst time brought to public attention the crimes committed against indigenous Australians and gave the reconciliation movement a huge boost. Clearly it had to be discredited at once. Howard’sminderslaunched both overt and covert attacks on bothWilson and his report. Publicly they questioned its accuracy and methodology, but privately they got personal.Wilson, they hinted was past it; a bit ga ga. He had become emotionally involved, perhaps though a sense of guilt about he role of the church in its dealings with aborigines (Wilson was a part time Methodist minister). Even by Howard’s standards it was a pretty grubby campaign.Wilson was appalled by it, and became something of a recluse as a result. But in spite of Howard’s worst efforts, ‘Bringing Them Home’ remains a political and social landmark. Wilson’s memorial will outlast not only Howard’s libels, but his government as well.

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token reshufe at the top of the department, but those now in charge have been part of the culture Palmer has condemned. For years the measure of success has been not integrity or even efficiency, but simply toughness: when in doubt, throw them out. The higher the body count, the better the result. Junior officers, undertrained and under-supervised, were encouraged to be ruthless and uncompromising: better, far better, that the innocent should suffer than the guilty should escape. And if a few Australians like Cor-

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very cloud has a silver lining, even the permanently grey and threatening one that lowers over the Howard government. As the blustering Immigration Minister Amanda Vanstone thrashed desperately around trying to salvage something – anything – from the wreckage of her portfolio in the wake of former police commissioner Mick Palmer’s devastating report into the Cornelia Rau case, her bulging eye fell on Australia’s longest serving detainee, Peter Qasim. Qasim has been trapped in a kind of Franz Kafka nightmare for seven years: in its inďŹ nite wisdom the department decided he was not a genuine refugee, but he cannot be deported because no other country will accept him. A decent society would have made the best of it and accepted him into the community. The Howard way was to lock him behind razor wire and throw away the key. Over the years a cross party movement in favour of his release has developed, but until last weekend Vanstone insisted that there were reasons why he had to remain incarcerated – reasons so profound and secret that they could not even be revealed to Qasim and his lawyers, let alone to the public at large. But with the list of failures and brutalities documented by Palmer clogging up the media, a glimpse of humanity was called for. Hence Qasim, unsurprisingly a psychiatric case as a result of his ordeal, is to be allowed to walk free – well, unless and until we can find somewhere to deport him to. And that’s the extent of the good news. Apart from that, it’s business as usual. There has been a sort of

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Title claims Though the offer of the Taylor family to return part of Taylors Lake to the Arakwal tribe is commendable The Echo’s and Council’s handling of this generous offer is misguided in that it prejudices the Ngarabul/Bumbabin tribe who also have claims to custodian status of this area by not including them. As yet no ďŹ nal Native Title determination has been decided for this Shire and the Federal Court is at present dealing with the matter. This area we live in has a history of being home to and a meeting place of many as it is today and it seems sad and misguided that we aren’t more welcoming of its history and traditions. Kaye Groves

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Moving on the homeless of Byron Bay Q There has been recent media attention to breaches of International Human Rights in relation to the evictions of squatters in Zimbabwe and China. My understanding of the human rights agreements that Australia is signatory to is that it is not legal to move people on without making other appropriate provision for them. But this is happening in Byron Bay. As this once alternative mecca becomes a developers delight, the people camping in the Sandhills, a small area of bush near the CBD, are being forced by the Lands Department to break camp. Yes, the camps are, like the dwellings in Harare, illegal. A written notice of eviction from the Dept of Crown Lands was delivered to their camp sites. There were eight alternatives for accommodation suggested including: the Byron Emergency Accommodation Program, Youth House and the Housing Department if they needed assistance to relocate. Unfortunately, none of the agencies had been forewarned, and only the Department of Housing was in any position to assist. The Department does not however have any accommodation in Byron

Thank you, Richard Jones (Letters, July 12), you really are a clever and well researched fellow. And to think all that time I thought ‘don’t be a tosser’ meant ‘put your cigarette butts in the The ďŹ rst Dudgeon family bin so you don’t make the place look too dirty’. Boy, do members arrived in Australia from Ireland in July 1855, I feel silly. Tim Peacock and settled on the south Bangalow coast of NSW near Kiama. You will be welcome, so Dudgeons gather bring relevant stories, memA gathering of the Dudgeon orabilia and food, and be family, relatives and friends prepared to stay for a while is scheduled for Saturday – any time between 9.30am July 23 at the Alstonville Lei- and 3pm. Phone contact sure and Entertainment 6687 7064. Centre, Commercial Road, Vic Faulkner Alstonville. Lennox Head

Bay. For people with so few resources, having a supportive community is a signiďŹ cant part of their social capital. Forcibly breaking this up is taking something of great importance from people with very little. Moving these people from Byron Bay also means cutting them off from a source of income in many cases. They can busk for money in Byron, but not if relocated to Casino or Brunswick Heads, as well intentioned as that might be. One would have thought that the privilege for indigenous people of being able to camp out in their own country, close to conveniences would be the least we could provide as a community. A toilet, a shower, a locker and an occasional skip is not a big ask of a rich community. In this instance, there has been some success in ďŹ nding alternative accommodation for some individuals, following a concerted effort by a number of volunteers, agencies and Councillor John Lazarus working in close coordination with the homeless. But the basic problem remains: we know the homeless are there, but prefer to either deny it or complain about the impact on tourism or neighbourhood amenity.

I don’t believe either response is acceptable. We need to recognise that the issue is chronic and requires a better understanding of the underlying causes and solutions. To this end, we need also to involve the homeless as well as the larger community in seeking solutions. For a start, we might ask our councillors to propose long term solutions that are based on respect for the basic human right to shelter and involves input from those most seriously affected, ie, the homeless. Encouraging the Council to take a leading role should be our ďŹ rst step as a responsible and caring community.

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fact that whales are not just the minds of the ocean, they form an essential part of the oceanic ecosystem. The Japanese and the other whaling nations of the time successfully hunted most of the Northern Pacific whale species into extinction and this had catastrophic consequences on one of the greatest ecosystems on the planet. With little of their natural prey in existence the north-

Well written, Howie Cooke on the ruthless whaling industry (Letters, July 5). However there is another essential point to make concerning whales. Note that the Japanese whaling industry always mentions their plans to hunt whales in the Southern PaciďŹ c but no mention is made of the Northern PaciďŹ c. There is a very good reason for this and it concerns the

Joe Fay

Byron Bay Q The resident homeless of Byron Bay have now been ‘moved on’ by the Crown Lands Dept who have plans to develop the Sandhills Estate behind the YAC. To call them homeless is not quite accurate as the tarpaulin shelters with bedding a place to store personal gear and shelter from the wind and rain have been their home in that area for many years. Being moved out of their camping space and supportive environment they share

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has been very traumatic. If it was not for the generosity of a local businessman in Byron who allows the less fortunate to doss on his verandah at night without hassles and store their gear in the daytime there would be many pushing Woolies trolleys with their belongings and sleeping in shop doorways at night. A sight I’m sure our now increasing tourist population would not like to have to encounter. Our government authorities have a duty of care and are required to provide alternatives when moving people on. They were given eight alternatives along with their eviction notice. All pretty useless. Can you imagine 35 homeless people fronting up to Clarkes Beach Caravan Park with all their gear and being welcomed? Well, that was one suggestion. The Department of Housing has tried its best to accommodate people but having to provide references from your last three landlords and 100 points of ID to real estate agents is a mind boggling experience for people who have lived in the open for years. Recently I heard an interview with our Mayor, Jan Barham, who described

Byron Bay as being the leading edge in Australia for social change. Well, Byron Bay, if we are that leading edge and we do have a heart what can we come up with? Our resident homeless need a place where they can shelter from the rain, have storage space for their few personal belongings, a shower and toilet. Many of these people have been here for years and are colourful personalities on our streets. Our social system does not provide for those who fall through the cracks and then lose their way, their ID and their ability to cope with our bureaucratic system. An alternative is needed to avoid an increasing crisis.

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Letters bushwalks, excur sions, screen printing, cooking, clay work and all that other fun stuff you do with the kids is very much appreciated. The huge cubby house the kids built together with Simon is a masterpiece by the way! A special note for Jude whose idea it was to have Indigenous Day – damper, clap stick making, Dreamtime stories and walkabout. The kids really enjoyed having Philip speak about his culture and share stories around the fire. So thanks Jimmy, Cor r ine, Jude, Simon, John, Jeanine and Carla for your care and for Gary Opit offering such excellent variMullumbimby ety in the holiday program. Salud!

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their natural predators the sea urchin population exploded and ate the kelp beds into virtual extinction. This wiped out all the fish, crustacean and molluscs that the fishing people of the Northern Pacific depended upon. With the earlier hunting to extinction of the Steller’s sea cow, a giant dugong the size of a whale, the Northern PaciďŹ c has now lost most of its species and so only the Southern PaciďŹ c whale sanctuary is left to exploit and exterminate which the Japanese spokesman for the whaling industry describes as efďŹ ciency in action.

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Simone Roach

Re London – violence is not justifiable and is never the answer to deep problems but I reckon we have to put ourselves into their (alleged) shoes. We plunder their countries for oil and other resources – country after country chewing our way across the planet to fuel our consumer coalition wants and needs. Most recently, consider that Australia and her mates have been bombing the shit out of Afghanistan and Iraq. These people have not just had one heartbreaking day but have had day after week after month after year. How are their emotions, stress levels and general psychology handling this blitz? In our houses at night, food to eat, a warm bed to sleep in, our kids safe and listening to a thunderstorm but it’s not a thunderstorm – bombs are falling day after night. I reckon that some of the more violent and reckless among us might snap too.

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Excellent care This is in gratitude for the quality of care that the staff at Mullumbimby Vacation Care offer to the kids who attend the centre during the holidays. The puppet making, picnics, outdoor games,

RoundUp is OK I have read a lot of late about how bad RoundUp is. As a small, but regular user of RoundUp (glyphosate) I consider RoundUp one of the greatest inventions of man. Every year when spring arrives the garden and orchard weeds arrive. In half a day I can spray around 100 avocado and other assorted fruit trees and the house garden and edges. In a week the weeds are dead – I have a tidy orchard and house yard. In autumn, if I’ve got the time I repeat the process. Without RoundUp I would have to spend many weekends chipping weeds. It is ridiculous and impractical to suggest that chipping (and mulching) is the only good solution to weeds. Without RoundUp the weeds keep coming. How many of the people who criticise RoundUp have properties that are over-run with weeds and camphor laurel because their hedonistic lifestyle doesn’t allow them time for weed control using whatever means (including some of the other useful weedicides)? If you ever want big healthy worms for fishing ask your neighbour, who uses this terrible Roundup, because where

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Cyclist’s dream The Tour (de France) is on. Three weeks of cycling ‘heaven’ for every serious cyclist from Byron to Briancon and beyond. Some, such as myself, might say the only event on the annual sporting calendar really worth watching. Is it my imagination, or am I being awarded a few extra centimetres by those passing cars and trucks? Could it be that one less soul feels that insatiable compulsion to jump on the horn or the gas, shouting some indecipherable obscenity as they fly past at great speed? Can it be that a slight, momentary, pause has been injected into that swift righthander from Bayshore onto Ewingsdale? Is it that I’m no longer a second class citizen, free to roam those highways and byways at my leisure, safely oblivious to the more likely car-door on Shirley or outside Mack’s? Surely not. How is it possible that some bike race thousands of miles away

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Bravo BRAVO BRAVO would like to thank everyone who has supported our group so far. We have been thrilled with the response to our meetings, even in times of high oods! We would like to remind everybody that our meetings take place on the third Wednesday of each month at 5.30pm at the Brunswick Valley Community centre. We are meeting again on July 20. If you are a concerned resident, come along and have your say. Leigh Rees

President BRAVO Q It is difďŹ cult to understand why Robert Rosen (Letters, July 12) would wish to join the new Brunswick Heads group BRAVO. As a member of the Chamber of Commerce and the Progress Association he is very well connected with those who are vitally concerned with the village’s promotion to the world at large – precisely the activity that troubles BRAVO. As a non-member of BRAVO I will leave their membership eligibility criteria to them but I do endorse

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their aim to limit centrally organised advertising of the village as a tourist destination – of any sort. In common with most coastal villages Brunswick Heads has experienced the pressures of the sea change phenomenon. A business sector to service the growing tourist numbers has developed with resultant pressure to improve the the tourist amenity. This pressure has been very successful due to an energetic Chamber of Commerce which sprang from a, now largely supportive, Progress Association. Most of these ‘improvements’ have done little to enhance the lot of the residents, especially those who endure rather than utilise the ‘new’ village facilities. The recent (I believe successful) application for a grant of $15,000 to promote a ‘Simple Pleasures’ image of Brunswick Heads has done little to mollify the concerns of those who consider that the village has no special imperative to support tourism at the expense of their own amenity. As I understand it BRAVO has been established to give a voice to those who have been given no choice but to accept this situation. They deserve a fair go.

We love Adrian I think Adrian Gattenof should take himself down to the Hillsong Church and give those beaming evangelists and smug pollies a real good spray.That should sort them out. Chris Cooney

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Q Congratulations, Echo – you’ve even surpassed your your normal standards by publishing Adrian Gattenhof’s rambling crackpot diatribe on the ‘Battle of Brisbane’. Geez, didn’t notice an editor’s comment on this one, as in ‘We’ve actually checked the facts on this one and found it wildly inaccurate, but we’ve knocked backed a few useful and informative letters to present this load of useless drivel to youse readers.’ Try typing in g-o-o-g-l-e Battle of Brisbane and see what comes up. Let’s try an excerpt from They Passed This Way by Barry Ralph. Oops, this one might be a bit unbiased to you, comrades at The Echo, but maybe it’s worth a read anyway. Uh oh, Adrian‌ flash alert‌ 5,000 date rapers have just invaded Sydney, disguised as US sailors aboad the aircraft carrier USS Kitty Hawk. I suggest you get your Tom Tabart ass down there, Adrian, and Brunswick Heads sort things out straight away.

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Bin there, done that, what a waste Q The author of ‘Waste Grappling’ (Letters, July 12) is on Council’s Solid Waste Management Committee but is out-of-step with several other community members, who agree with RRAGS. Our group has nothing but praise for their work on the town systems. Choice of bin size (and annual fee) is a great ďŹ rst step towards a user-pays system. Why isn’t it to be offered in rural areas? But honestly, there has not been ‘extensive community consultation’, and none on the new rural service. Your ‘random survey of rural resi-

dents’ was probably conďŹ ned to asking those who already have rural bins whether they’d like to pay less. Did it ask the rest of us whether we’d like to subsidise them (at $10 per year)? And when will that rise to $64 per year, as in Tweed Shire? Why didn’t you lobby on my behalf for $5 per year, as in Lismore Shire? Think about the economics anyway (as one must in the rational economic world some of us survive in). The private service used to cost $20 per fortnight on the open market (presuming Rich-

mond Waste carried no special license or planning permission to do that activity). The new Council service will be run the same way, fortnightly with a private truck, but cost $5 per fortnight. Did Richmond Waste run a 300% proďŹ t, or is the new service being offered at a depressed price and crosssubsidised to foster uptake (by non-users for example)? How about the Committee addressing some real issues, instead of just spreading suburbia out into the hills.

Q So I’ve been delivered a new yellow wheelie bin, to replace an identical yellow wheelie bin, which now has to be collected and recycled, a process which will cost Council money, burn fossil fuels and contaminate the environment. Which genius on our enviro-friendly green council thought this one up? Could GM Pam or Mayor Jan please let us know, in light of the $430,000 that needs to be cut from next year’s budget, how much this farcical exercise is costing us?

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This could be your time, possibly even 15 minutes worth, so give it your best shot, mate. Tell those young men and women on the Kitty Hawk what it’s really all about – just grap the nearest soapbox and let ’er rip, you hero. Never have so few done so much for so many...

not victims. America is not responsible for Big Macs inďŹ ltrating this country. It is Australian businessmen who purchase the lucrative McDonald’s franchise and make a fortune out of childhood obesity in Australia. Just as it is not the intent of the Middle East to drug the minds of Australians. It is the Australian citizens who bring these drugs into the country, and make a huge proďŹ t from selling the drugs to ignorant children. Just as it is not China’s intention to overtake and destroy the working economy of Australia with cheap imports. It is the Australian

government’s option for free trade, and it is the shop owners who profit by selling cheap clothing from slave labour. Maybe if people would stop blaming other countries for Australian profiteering, we may find the power to not purchase the Big Macs, the drugs, and the slave labour clothing, by consciously choosing to support the home made economy of Australia. Just say ‘no’ and buy Australian. At least Byron Bay is a leading example for saying ‘no’ – to Big Macs.

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Our proďŹ teering In response to Richard Jones’s brilliant letter, ‘Le Big Mac’ (July 5), concerning ‘America’s attempt at cultural global hegemoney’, I think we should wake up to the fact that Australians are

Critical voices

A belated response to Clive Lawler (Letters, July 5), prompted by Jim Inness’s (July 12) pat on the back for Lawler’s cynical swipe at Bob Ellis and Mungo MacCallum. I’m glad and grateful for journalists who write with passion, insight and real wit (as opposed to lazy, boring, self-righteous and insulting conspiracy theorylogged condescension) about the political landscape within which we are embedded, whether we like it or not. Yes, I’m enraged over govLois Hunt ernments that lie and rule Byron Bay continued overleaf

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Squeezing the lemon dry ‘We do not believe the lemon has been squeezed dry’ – John Howard, May 2005. Do you believe the federal government is telling you the truth about the proposed industrial relations changes to the Australian public? In the wake of the successful ACTU advertising campaign, the government wasted no time in launching its own expensive tax payer advertising, counterposing with the usual spin and obfuscation. This is the same government which has been less than honest with other sensitive political issues – Iraq weapons of mass destruction et al, refugees, and the chil-

dren overboard affair, Tampa, all deceitfully used to exploit the Australian public’s fear and ignorance. The last thing this government wants is to be carefully scrutinised by the public. The proposed industrial relation changes to the 1996 Australian Workplace Relations legislation are a continuation of the same ideological agenda of further labour market deregulation. This further atomisation of the Australian workforce will see increased employee rights undermined as the balance of power dramatically shifts to employers. For those employees who are not in strong bargaining

positions will not have the ‘freedom of choice’ – either accept the new employment rules or give up their jobs. Growing income inequality and less protection for low paid employees are the results of spurious legislation.The New Zealand experience is a case in point where evidence suggests employees on individual work contracts lost considerably in wages and conditions. A fairer and just society? This proposed industrial relations legislation is a cynical attempt by an obsessive power drunk government to drive its pro-business agenda through parliament without any concern for the most

disadvantaged and marginalised in our society, all of which will tear at the heart of the social fabric of our society. This government did not flag this legislation before going to the last election and for this needs to be held accountable. Do we choose to allow this government to take us further down the road of unbridled individualism and avaricious selfishness and witness continuing social decay? This proposed draconian legislation needs to be exposed and defeated now!

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who comment on them as even lower, is deeply misanthropic and naive. I know good, intelligent people in politics (parliamentary and extra-parliamentary) who work very hard to do good things for their immediate communities and the world beyond them. I believe that governments are necessary (politically, economically and ethically) at this in point human affairs to facilitate equality of access to ser vices and resources (the marketplace sure ain’t gonna); I rely on those journalists and politicians who remind the state of its duties. I believe that all critical and dissenting voices, including ‘non-participationists’ and secessionists, are important elements of healthy, vigorous and informed discussion and analysis of public policy and affairs. Without this we might as well abandon any hope for democracy and retreat into an enervating, impotent world of paranoia and cynicism. I thank Bob Ellis and Mungo MacCallum for their wit, wisdom and commitment to the good.

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ten minutes before the ďŹ rst bomb went off . Why? (source:http://israelnn.com/ news.php3?id=85346) Before the Hilton bombing, Australia had two security organisations starting with the letter ‘A’, and a government committee had said we only needed one of them. But solely as a direct result of the Hilton bombing, the government then changed its mind and decided to keep both ASIO and ASIS. Who gained? Before the Bali bombing we were not going to send troops to kill innocent people in Iraq, but as a direct result of the Bali bombing, we decided to send our troops to Iraq. Who gained? ‘By deception shall you wage war.’ – Tsun Zu, The Art of War.

for the rich and corporations that kill for profits. Yes, Labor’s repeated refusal to act as a real alternative to the Coalition has deepened the disillusionment of a signiďŹ cant minority (majority?) of the population with the two-party system. But to dismiss everyone involved in parliamentary politics as low-lifes, and all journalists

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China and Russia have just ordered ten divisions (about 150,000 troops) to surround American air bases in Uzbekistan and Kygyzstan, (source: The Hindu, July 9). Why? On 9/11 the US airforce was practising flying hijacked planes into the WTC and Pentagon and on 7/7/05 Visor Consultants were practising blowing up bombs in the London underground at the same place and the same time that the real bombs went off, (source: Peter Power, BBC Radio 5, 7/7/05, evening edition). Who gains? Miltitary explosives were used in London. The website claiming responsibility for the bombs traced back to Maryland, USA, where its owner was listed as ‘classiďŹ ed’ and hence secret. Witnesses report stations were closed just minutes before Vikki Fraser the bombings, and the Israeli Byron Bay Foreign Minister received a warning from Scotland Yard

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Too late to draw the line under Iraq

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rantically and feverishly last April, Tony Blair asked Britain to ‘draw a line under the Iraq war, so we can all move on’. But now the Iraq war has invaded his home turf, and England’s first homegrown suicide bombers (apart from, perhaps, the Dam Busters) have reminded the world that actions, oh yes, have consequences. An official report soon out, moreover, will show Blair to be the UK’s foremost recruiter of terrorists. He himself, and his deeds in particular, are what makes the Arab world want to kill the English, burn down Westminster Abbey, pull down Big Ben, defecate on the King James Bible and the rest of it. Can this grinning ninny long survive this catastrophe, this ruin of British tourism, this military pratfall, this diplomatic bungee jump, this economic debacle that he, and his particular decisions, have caused? I don’t think so. Every Home Counties commuter leaves his house each morning with a fist-sized knot of fear beneath his weskit and, kissing his wife goodbye at the station, wonders if he’ll ever see her again.

Without Blair’s war this would not be so, and London this August would be boisterously crowded with American, Australian, Japanese and European money. Observe drab, empty Piccadilly on VJ Day; hear Blair booed in September at the Labour Conference, while he apologises for ‘some mistakes’ but swears he will

ing, with war and sanctions these last fourteen years, five hundred thousand Iraqi children, while they have killed none of ours. This number of dead Iraqi children, Madeleine Albright once said, was ‘worth it’ if Saddam lost power. It is six times the number of dead at Hiroshima. Ideology of compassion indeed.

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by Bob Ellis ‘never be sorry for bringing down Saddam Hussein’ at a lectern shielded by bulletproof perspex, in a Blackpool swarming with SWAT teams and police. It’s over. The slow clap is starting. He should kindly leave the stage.

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hy do terrorists do such horrible things? Howard says that they ‘hate our freedom’, Bush that they hate our ‘ideology of compassion’, but their reasons are even simpler than that. They’re to do with our kill-

But why do they attack innocent civilians, killing as many as sixty of them last week? Well, they hold that a democracy elects a government, and if that government bombs, invades and subjugates another country in an illegal baseless war involving innumerable war crimes, house demolitions, desecrations of cemeteries and holy shrines, torturing of innocents and burnings of libraries, then the electors of that government can be held accountable for what the government they elected subsequently does. In

much the same way as Baghdad, which ‘elected’ Saddam Hussein, can be punished with a holocaust of death for electing him, so too can London, which ‘elected’ Tony Blair with thirty-eight percent of the sixty percent who voted, or twenty-three percent of the total number eligible to vote, be punished for his crimes against humanity in the same way. If Britain had a true democracy, of course, with compulsory preferential voting like ours, New Labour, for whom seventy-seven percent of the eligible electors did not vote, would have about fifty seats in the House of Commons and sixty Londoners would not have died for what Blair did, because Charles Kennedy, who was against the war, would now be Prime Minister.

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ho now says the Iraq war made the world a safer place? Who now says no Iraqi would want the rule of Saddam back? The grieving relatives of the one hundred and fifty thousand this war killed for a start. That’s the number of all the dead in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Get used to it. We are the bad guys now.

Cancer care nurses get postgrad training As part of the NSW Strengthening Support For Rural Women With Breast Cancer strategy, Breast Care Nurse, Nancy Jaeger, and Cancer Liaison Nurse, Suzanne Hutton, have been offered funded positions to undertake a Graduate Certificate in Breast Cancer Nursing through the College Of Nursing. Describing their selection as ‘a fantastic opportunity, both personally and professionally,’ Ms Jaeger explained that eligible applicants had to be currently registered in NSW, be employed in a rural area supporting NSW residents who are being treated for breast cancer or having their follow up, and have a minimum of one year’s postgraduate experience. The course will be conducted by distance education over 12 months and commence on August 1. In 2002, Ms Jaeger received a NSW Cancer Council Award – Highly Commended for Public Advocacy – for her involvement in cancer in the Northern Rivers and promoting cancer clinical trials in a rural area. She was active in the intro-

duction of the after-breast cancer program, YWCA ENCORE, to Lismore two years ago, and has many related involvements, including the Lismore breast cancer support group and the advisory panel for the College of Nursing’s Breast Cancer Care Workshop that will tour rural NSW. Both nurses support the Rainbow Dragons Abreast dragonboat team in Byron Bay and the Young Women’s Support group that commenced in May. The group recently released an important DVD, ‘Empowering Young Women with Early Breast Cancer’. Suzanne Hutton is based at the Cancer Care & Haematology Unit at Lismore Base Hospital where she works with many cancer patients, including those being treated for breast cancer. Ms Hutton is the coordinator of the early-morning meetings that bring together a multi-disciplinary team of surgeons, doctors and nurses to discuss breast cancer treatment and issues. Ms Hutton sits on a range of committees, including the Cancer Council Steering Committee.

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John Campbell The day finally arrived. Lady Cadaver’s mud brick house was ďŹ nished and we were all invited out to Main Arm for a Sunday arvo barby to celebrate. I made a diversion to pick up Faerie Queene and Cat Carer from Bruns and it’s just as well I did. They had earlier been involved in a fracas with some local lifestyle vigilantes who were hell-bent on enforcing the fatwah that they had pronounced on beach dogs. Faerie Queene was set upon as she was throwing sticks into the froth for Marc Bolan, the little black poodle, to chase. If it weren’t for the arrival of Cat Carer and her foul mouth as back-up there’s no accounting for what hurtful taunts of guilt and shame the good burghers might have burdened her with. Mother and daughter were halfway through a bottle of Dubonnet when I collected them, still sparking and beginning to look agreeably slatternly. Venturing into deepest Main Arm is always a thrill. After passing Durrumbul Hall we pulled over and I cut the engine so that we could listen for the ethereal Duelling Banjos melody that you

can hear jingle-jangling through the gum scented arbors and gardens of earnest native plants. The place was packed when we got there, the air thick with the sticky aroma of patchouli and marijuana, the airwaves vibing with the Visually Impaired Boys of Alabama. Fleshy chunks of non-charismatic dead mammals were crackling on the grill, spitting fat on to Car Bloke’s apron – he was wearing his barbecue classic, the one with big pink tits on it. He thinks it’s the height of hilarity and – what does he call it? – counter culture. The laundry sink was loaded with ice and long-neck Coopers, but Lady Cadaver was sticking to her preferred vin rouge. ‘Life is a Cabernet,’ she sang, rapt in the snowdome of the Eiffel Tower in a

blizzard that I got as a housewarming present at Crazy Clark’s. Over in the corner, Faerie Queene spotted one of her persecutors from that morning – Henry the Turd, tireless campaigner, great brain and unanimously elected leader of WOE (Warriors Opposing Everything). He has been wearied by a long campaign against the scourge of council rubbish collection but was raving with some vigour about the ďŹ lm he had seen this year, What The Bleep?. The three of us slunk on to the verandah when we heard him, Cat Carer rolling her eyes, scowling ‘that movie is, like, so gay.’ I knew the word didn’t mean joyful any more, but believed that it was still applied to members of that group whose love dare not speak its name.

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Now it apparently signiďŹ es something else and I gathered that it was not good. I say she’s homophobic, she tells me I’m misogynistic and we call it a draw, but I am pleased to find something that we agree on. Secretary of WOE, Hugh the Grant, networker extraordinaire, is busy distributing the brand new garden spades purchased with his latest guilefully won handout. Soon enough it becomes clear why. Lady Cadaver, at the urging of WOE, has no dunny. For Faerie Queene, who has seen Car Bloke burn her tempeh burger to a cinder, this is the last straw. She looks to me pleadingly. Cat Carer moans that everybody is, like, so old. I reckon if we leave now I can be home in time to feed Portnoy and get the heater on for him before it gets too cold and catch the second half of the footy. As we take ight, Faerie Queene snatches one of the spades, explaining that she will take it with her next time she goes walking with Marc Bolan. I commend her for her public spiritedness. She sets me straight. ‘It’s for wrapping around Henry’s neck.’

Catchment officers funded The Northern Rivers Catchment Management Authority (CMA) has allocated $1.1 million for Community Support Officers across the Northern Rivers, said Judy Henderson, Chair of the Northern Rivers Catchment Management Authority (CMA). ‘Community Support Officers are the most effective method of assisting the community plan and implement on-ground natural resource management projects and sustainable agriculture practices,’ she said. ‘I am pleased to announce that contracts are being negotiated for Community Support Officers in the Tweed, Brunswick and Richmond catchments.’ The contractors are Kate McKenzie, Tweed catchment; Brunswick Valley Landcare, Brunswick catchment; and Richmond Landcare Services, East/West Richmond catchments area. Community Suppor t OfďŹ cers engage the community to form partnerships for on-ground projects with government agencies, non-government organisations, local government, community groups and schools. For more information about the officers, phone Kerri Francis on 6627 0114.

Kites return to the skies of Brunswick Heads The streets and skies will be alive with colourful action at Brunswick Heads Kites and Bikes Festival on Sunday August 21. Locals and the kite-flying fraternity alike are keenly anticipating this fourth Kites and Bikes Festival which is full of family fun with plenty of activities to join. Favourites such as the biggest kites in Australia, the decorated bicycle competition, kite making workshops, bike maintenance workshop, the Byron to Brunswick Walkathon and the Talent Quest are back on the program plus a swag of new activities. The Beach Hotel has joined with The Brunswick Hotel and The Echo as this year’s major sponsors. Support has come from business and community groups to host the event which goes from 9am to 4pm. It’s not too early to start designing your bike, trike, tandem, unicycle or pram decoration for the bike parade. True Wheel Cycles and Free to Ride will host a range of bicycle activities on The Terrace which is closed for the day. The Bike Info Tent will operate where you can get your bike engraved and ďŹ nd out about cycling clubs and the Bicycle User’s Group. Spirit Gym has the Sweat Hog Challenge for kids to test themselves on a ďŹ tness circuit while teenagers and adults can throw themselves onto the Ultimate Frisbee court near the Surf Club. There are jumping castles in Banner Park and a stack of fun available for young ones in the Kids Activity Area around the Rainbow Tipi.

If you’ve ever wanted to walk the glorious sweep from Byron to Brunswick at low tide join the Walkathon. Register and help raise money for the Brunswick Heads Surf Club and the Uncle Project. You can also dust the sequins and polish up your act for the talent quest at the Brunswick Hotel at 2.30pm. There are cash prizes for ďŹ rst, second, third and best group. Places are open to all ages but are limited so get your act in soon. Kiteyers are welcome to bring any type of kite to the beach for the day. The ABC Kite Record will be set at the beach between 1pm and 2pm. If you haven’t got a kite yet there is a kite-making workshop in the Housie Shed between 9.30am and 12.30pm with kite kits available for $7. For the more ambitious check out the kite links www.brunswickvalley. com.au/kites-bikes for DIY kite plans. For more information please call Andrea at 6685 1527 or email herra@aapt. net.au.

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Television Guide On Sunday night it’s sociopaths on Prime with 1. Robin Williams in One Hour Photo at 8.30pm, followed by The Silence Of The Lambs at 10.40pm; Jackie Chan martial arts mayhem on NBN in 2. The Tuxedo at 8.30pm, followed Mr Nice Guy at 10.40pm; and good Aussie comedy on TEN at 9pm with 3. Crackerjack, starring Judith Lucy, Bill Hunter and Mick Molloy. The pace hots up a little from lawn bowls with the F1 Grand Prix in Germany following at 11pm. ABC gives you Sherlock Holmes at 8.30pm. Lemon entry, dear Watson.

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Oh my god, something really terrible has happened. I have a bunion. Apparently I am now doomed to wear comfortable shoes forever. It’s so unfair. I love shoes. I have about 50 pairs. Stiletto heels, kitten heels, strappy sandals, high heeled thongs, lace up boots, patent red points... but it would appear these are soon to become garage sale fodder and I am to become a homy ped girl. I can’t wait to team my new silk skirt with my massur sandals, and honestly, what looks better with that little black dress than a pair of runners?! I am planning to seduce my husband tonight with my leather corset, suspender belt and orthopedic supports. How did it happen? How did I suddenly get Nanna foot? Almost overnight I

seemed to have developed a strange lump on my toe. I’m a bit of a hypochondriac so I immediately thought I had toe cancer - it seems unlikely but it’s what killed Bob Marley. All these years I’ve been examining my breasts and I should have been checking my balls. (On my feet) And what an awful name.. Bunion. There’s nothing sexy about the word bunion. I’ve never heard blokes remark: ‘Wow, did you check the size of her bunions?’ Or, ‘I like a girl with a great sense of humour, a good set of tits and who has bunions.’ I’ve done an internet search on bunions – there’s even a website www.bunionfetish.com – shocking photographs of people doing pornographic things with their peds. I was so distressed I cried my-

self to sleep, clutching my sequined slingbacks. But I am not alone. Why even Naomi Campbell has a bunion. And Posh, and even Paris has one, but sadly it’s on her brain. Today I’m feeling more resolute about the strange growth on my toe joint, I’m thinking of giving it a name, Barry Bunion, or maybe even something sanyassin, like Lumpununda. Why should those afflicted with lumpy feet be forced to hide their hooves? I have decided to champion the bunion, to redefine the parameters of attractiveness. Soon pretty girls with slender feet will be booking in to get silicon in their tits and their toes. And passersby will remark, nice bunions, shame they’re not real!

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DJ Aqua

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MONDAY 25th JULY

MANDY NOLAN GETS SMOOTH WITH PUSS’S RUFF DIMOND Every year the Splendour In the Grass organisers choose a local band for their cult festival. It’s a coveted spot, a stepping stone to reaching a wider audience and a chance to realise your musical potential! After only 5 months together, local electronic outďŹ t Puss slipped in the cat ap and found themselves with a big bowl of cream. On landing the gig, Kol, (Ruff’s day moniker) muses: ‘..we knew they wanted an electronic act this year so we rang Darcy and said we were up for grabs... it was a tossup between us and another band. Darcy came to the Northern just as I was doing my shape shifting bit and we had it in the bag!’ It was just their third gig. The evolution of Puss marks an interesting development in

live music, where live musicians and DJ’s collaborate to produce a new era of sound. Puss members hail from the dance scene, but all have live music backgrounds. ‘We’ve all been in bands. The age of the DJ appeared – and suddenly everyone was a DJ, including people who previously had been in bands...but we were all muso’s ďŹ rst. You realise that the just DJing has it’s shortcomings. I just kept hassling everyone I knew to play live with me..somewhere to ply my grass roots DIY punk ethic.’

is very much left of centre Byron style.’ So how do these new age new wave groovers get their licks together? ‘We get a few loops, a few ideas, a set of lyrics – the lyrics and the loops come together, then we get the drum kit, electronic drum kit and Scoota on guitar, and turntable, and then we start adding and subtracting. When we play live we have a structural idea, but an improvised reality. We don’t structure our songs, we pretty much let each other

play whatever we want – no one really interferes. It’s a bit like jazz impro techniques, except we do ours with loops: creating songs collectively. Everything is live, although we are recording a demo to have ready for sale at Splendour.’ ‘Triple J are recording Puss for Mix Up for future broadcast. I think we’re one of few acts that have been chosen.’

CHECK OUT PUSS, WHO OPEN THE MIX UP TENT ON SATURDAY.

For Kol and Puss playing music is very much about being on the same page politically. ‘I’m a political activist ďŹ rst and foremost. It governs everything I do. If the gig isn’t community oriented or has some political base then I’m not interested. It was the same when I was DJing – when the scene became club based I lost interest. Puss

Puss playing at Splendour, Saturday

DJ Shuffle

DUB & FUNK

TUESDAY 26th JULY

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LiveMusic â– WELL WALA WALA

Wala return to the area with a high energy show. They share a fusion of traditional Ghanain music and dance depicting the life and soul and rich heritage of their ances-

tors, blended with their own refreshingly contemporary and original compositions. Friday at the Bangalow A&I Hall and on Saturday at the Albert Waterway’s Community Hall in Broadbeach.

â– RAISE YOUR VOICE

The Channon is a vessel of sound this Sunday when opera singers from around the globe converge to create one of the most popular cultural events on the North coast social calendar. Patrons are encouraged to dress formally and enjoy a silver service luncheon, including premium wines and a grand marquee.

Alternatively, if you’re not up for hobnobbing it with the snobby set, pack a hamper and perch yourself on a blanket. To book 6627 4444.

â– MUSIC OF OZ

Musicoz are holding a fundraiser, or should we call it a hellraiser to support the independent music community. This eclectic and funky

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LiveMusic showcase of local artists includes Cheynne Murphy, Yens Spyker, Street Party, DJ Buzz, Side FX, Supernova Jade, Dubshack, DJ Slinky and more. Tasty treats and refreshments are available. The whole event is MC’d by the irrepressible Mrs T. Coorabell Hall, Friday.

roots guitar player and singer. Ross Pepper has been working with Andrew helping produce the CD ‘Demonstrate It’ and he joins the band to play guitar, keyboard and sing backing vocals. George Urbaszek (bass) and Kishore Ryan (drums and funniess) make up the pumping rhythm section that combines the qualities

â– BLOODY GOOD BAND Melbourne band Those Bloody McKennas are set to invade. They are striking while the distorted mandolin is hot and have several exclusive shows planned in Far North QLD, Brisbane, Brunswick Heads and Byron Bay in mid July. They play Saturday at the Hotel Brunswick and the Rails on Sunday.

■MARSHALL’S

Look out Splendour goers – Marshall and his band will be playing at the Backroom at The Great Northern Hotel Friday. Playing ‘aussie roots rock music North Coast Mojo Style’, the band’s all original music is renowned for getting audiences bouncing in their thongs all over the coast.

â– FEELING PRAGMATIC

Those bloody McKennas playing the Bruns Hotel Saturday & The Rails Sunday

â– THE SOUND OF

of experience and youth. The Rails on Thursday.

Are you aged between 12 -25 and full of ideas? Well if you have something under your hat in the sound and audio area, then you may be up for a project mentorship in the Byron Youth Activity Centre’s Splendour Studio. The studio was established with the proceeds from the Splendour Festival 2003 – with $6000 spent on studio equipment for free use by young people on audio projects after a few sessions with a studio mentor. If you are interested, phone 66985 5775 for more info.

â– YOU CHILL ME

YOUNG PEOPLE

â– BREAKING THE SOUND BARRIER Continuing to foster young talent, Indent (all ages entertainment) is organising a music industry workshop for young people called Sound Barriers to be held at the Byron Youth Activity Centre on Friday from 2pm - 5pm. The workshop will cover topics such as event management fundamentals, publicity and promotion. ConďŹ rmed panellists include Samantha Clode (Cockatoo Island, J Mag), Glenn Wright (Vitamin Records, Red Square Booking Agency) and Shane Murphy (Music Oz/Wingspan Music). This is a free workshop, but bookings are limited. Phone the Centre on 6685 5775.

â– COX ROX YOUR SOX

After touring the East Coast, local singer/songwriter, Andrew Cox is back to play the Rails, bringing music to the people. Andrew won best Adult Contemporary song at last year’s Dolphin Awards. Accompaning Andrew’s vocals is Steve McLeod, master blues

Nothing warms the soul more than a night of song. The Allegro Gone Troppo choir are at it again – preparing an intimate soiree of solos, duets, quartets and even a sextet, performed by various members of the choir. The show kicks off at 7pm on Saturday at Ewingsdale Hall. Tix are $8/10 and kids are free – so pick one you like, it’s yours!

â– AWARD YOURSELF

Attention all original musicians and songwriters. You now only have 2 weeks to get your entry in to the 2005 Musicoz Awards. Remember if you live in the north coast region and enter the competition you will automatically be eligible for some fantastic development prizes, including studio recording time, music video, photo shoot, marketing plan and more. This is your last chance to be involved in what is the biggest unsigned music competition in Australia. Pick up an entry form at your local music store, ďŹ ll it out and send it in with a bio, photo and a CD of your songs to MusicOz, PO Box 1201, Wollongong NSW. 2500. For more information log on to www.musicoz.org or call Musicoz Northern Rivers on Tuesdays and Wednesdays on 02 6684 6056

â– GROOVE DOCTOR

Groove Dalley are out and about at the Lennox Point Hotel this Friday. They are threatening to unleash their regular dose of serious groove music, and will be crushing an 8 piece crew onto the tiny stage in the pub, sweating it out for one last party before Splendour hits town.

The Mighty Pragmatics break out the brass this weekend with a whole lot of lovin planned for the people at the Beach Hotel on Saturday. Don’t spend your weekend weeping into your beer because you missed out on a ticket to splendour – change your agenda and party with the Pragmatics!

writing teams. Ruby’s Story is a passionate and emotionally moving concert, a soul stirring account of their lives. We hear how music helped explain the past and build the future in this up lifting concert. The arrangements by Paul Grabowsky have been praised as his best work yet and showcase the immensely talented Australian Art Orchestra. Lismore City Hall on Saturday.

â– THE CHAD

H’Sao is a six piece band formed in Chad in Central Africa that embodies a blend of cultures and inuences, draws inspiration from the traditions of their country of origin and neighbouring African ethnic regions. Star Court Theatre on Sunday.

â– GOING TO JAVA

It’s become my favourite evening CD. The Java Quartet have just released their 5th album, Deep Blue Sea. The quartet are Michael Galeazzi from Karma County on bass, Mike Quigley on drums, Greg CofďŹ n on piano, and Mat Ottignon on sax. Experience transience, movement, change and evolution, in just one night – Friday at the SoundLounge in Currumbin.

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Due to the unfortunate timing of the recent ood, local sonic avatars of funk rock Fatter Than Nusrat had to cancel their live recording, but in a stroke of more fortunate preSplendour in the Grass timing, the show will now be erupting within the Great Northern this Thursday night. Fatter Than Nusrat invite all to join them for this special night of volcanic music and unbridled danceoor ecstasy which will be captured for posterity. The show will be the band at its passionate best - horns, beats and bass of the utmost fatness, unique songs and deep, core-of-the-earth funk grooves. Come and add your screams, hoots, witticisms and vocal exclamations to the recording and be part of local music history. Show starts at 9.30pm and entry is free ... and if you miss that one, they’ll be at the Rails on Friday night. Just to make sure Byron Bay gets funked.

â– CAPPING IT OFF

On of Australia’s most extraordinary vocal talents returns to Lismore with an amazingly dynamic and outrageous new show. A master of mood and versatility, Capsis pushes the limits of cabaret – dragging the genre kicking and screaming into the 21st century. Friday at 8pm at Lismore City Hall.

â– RUBY RED

Together Ruby Hunter and Archie Roach make one of contemporary Australia’s most original and creative song

TRAFFIC CHANGES ON EWINGSDALE ROAD, BYRON BAY Dear Residents We wish to inform you of the SPLENDOUR IN THE GRASS music festival being held at Belongil Fields, Ewingsdale Rd on FRIDAY 22nd, SATURDAY 23rd AND SUNDAY 24th JULY 2005. A trafďŹ c management plan has been developed to best minimise the impact of this event in the Byron bay area. Temporary turning lanes at Ewingsdale Road/Belongil Fields Caravan Park and Ewingsdale Road/Meleleuca Drive have been planned to assist in the steady ow of trafďŹ c. Please note these structures will be in place from 6pm THURSDAY 21st JULY, to be removed 5pm MONDAY 25th JULY 2005. These intersections will be managed by RTA accredited trafďŹ c controllers, however please be prepared for POSSIBLE SHORT DELAYS. There is NO PARKING in Ewingsdale Road - please use the festival’s Day Parking Area in Meleleuca Drive. Council Rangers will be enforcing the conditions of all Parking Signs in the vicinity of the festival. Please note that camping is not allowed in the Meleleuca Drive Day Parking Area or on local beaches, parks or roadsides. Please use only ofďŹ cial campgrounds and caravan parks. For those wanting to walk across Ewingsdale Road, please use the PEDESTRIAN CROSSING we have set up near the Belongil Fields entrance. TrafďŹ c controllers will be in place to ensure the safest and most efďŹ cient passage for both vehicles and pedestrians. During the event, a SPLENDOUR IN THE GRASS Hotline will be in operation. THE HOTLINE NUMBER IS 6680 7767. Should any Sunrise Estate residents require assistance with festival parking or littering please contact our hotline and we’ll have our Sunrise Response Team visit you. We apologise for the inconvenience & thank you for your patience and understanding.

The Splendour In The Grass team

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PHIL SMART PHIL SMART ÎAs a Byron resident for well over a year now, Phil Smart

SO HAVE YOU GOT A TICKET? OR ARE YOU JUST DOING THE PERIPHERAL SPLENDOUR PARTIES? FOR SPLENDOUR INFO SEE PAGES 6 & 7

Wednesday

Noodles has guest Aniki at the c-moog hip hop night. From the Brisbane Ten Pound Crew, he’ll add an underground drum n bass style.

Thursday

Krafty Kuts hits c-moog for his annual breaks and funky hip hop showcase. Since last year the Finger Lickin DJ and Tricka Technology co-producer’s been focusing on his own breakbeat album for Against the Grain. Expect some new Krafty beats plus tunes from his mates Rennie Pilgrem, the Plumps, Stanton Warriors and Freq Nasty. Should be more of a mixup than straight-up party breaks.

Friday

OneLove rocks into Byron’s La La Land with Melbourne residents Derek K and Bing Bong. The backroom bandit warms up for Derek K’s deep house and pumping electro. While holding down his residency at the award-winning OneLove clubnight, Derek’s also done the festival circuit plus support for the likes of Felix Da Housecat, Nick Warren and Steve Lawler. ÎDJ Strut of Sydney’s Bump parties heads back to the North Coast for a c-moog set. House and breaks from the ex-Bellingen boy plus Noodles and Tone Broker mixing hip hop to funk.

Saturday

Groove Terminator returns to the Great Northern for his final gig before he heads to LA to work on movie-music. As Australia’s best-known touring DJ, GT delivers consistent sets of rocking beats, hardhouse anthems and party breaks. His high energy performance has local support from Del Larkin, Slinky plus Sean Candy with Whit from Spiderbait on guitar. ÎThe Bang Gang roll into town for Splendour weekend touching down at La La Land for a party night of cool trash. The six Sydney guys are listed in the current Sunday Telegraph top 100 hot list (Dangerous Dan also got a rating under Tsubi). Mixing it up on decks and effects, Bang Gang is a wacky, and sometimes weird, mix of ‘electro-house-acid-pop’ – but always a ‘super-fun-happy-party’. ÎWhat Da Funk is happening again at the venue in the Arts & Industry Estate. The clubhouse has been decked out in splendid decor and the local line-up runs Pip, Pob, Phil Smart, Scoota and (after sunrise) Strawberry Syme. New tunes from Pob, just back from six weeks in the UK and Berlin, plus Phil Smart’s new music (see interview). ÎThe Buddha Bar has DJ’s taking over all areas, from the terrace to the backstage room till midnight – but it’s closed Sunday.

Sunday

Rock Hardson heads to Elsewhere to join Giv for the Sunday session in Surfers Paradise taking it through till 5am. Fresh(ish) from Splendour, Rock Hardson could be bringing Whit (from Spiderbait) and his guitar to add a rock n roll after-party vibe to the post Splendour session.

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Del Larkin (X-Skunkhour)

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splits his time between the Junkbeats home studio, surfing and frequently travelling for gigs. Before he heads to the States and Burning Man next month (and just back from a quick tour of Sydney, Melbourne and New Zealand) he’s home in Byron to play Splendour in the Grass and the Saturday night What Da Funk. ΑAt Splendour I’m definitely checking out Queens of the Stone Ages, Bloc Party, Interpol and the local Tipi area,’ Phil predicted. ‘As far as I know, at Splendour I’m playing a sunset set, so it’ll crossover as the light changes... whereas the later gig’ll be deep in darkness and more crazy... but it’s always hard to tell what I’ll play till the night.’ ÎHis sets have won him the award for best Australian DJ in 2000 and two listings in DJ Mags top 100, but it’ll be Phil’s first local appearances since SuperFreakyKinky on New Years Day. Is it the lack of venues or is it his sound? ‘Both!’ reckoned Phil. ‘I don’t play commercial music. I play more... not experimental, not underground... but I like pushing or presenting new music. It’s always been the focus of my sets. Most venues here want more accessible music.’ ÎPhil believes Byron doesn’t need heaps more clubs, but maybe an increase in diversity and definitely an allnight venue. ‘If there was a venue in Byron that caters to the local dance scene and was allowed to go after 3am. That would make a huge impact. It’s not just me and the Junkbeats crew, but a lot of people feel the same way and there’s loads of talent here.’ ÎSplendour helps the local scene by shining awareness on the local talent at the Tipi Circle (and Phil lists many other ways the festival is positive for Byron)... but he thinks this year is especially significant as the community group DANCE Inc was asked to organise the local DJ area. Phil (when he’s not travelling) attends the members meetings to campaign for allnight dance venues in Byron and approved outdoor party sites. ΑDANCE Inc’s getting support from Council and the community... it’s a really positive time to be in Byron. There’s lots of great producers and people here. There’s a strong sense of community in Byron. If people care, we can maintain the scene and the sounds that develop in Byron. We need a venue where we can dance allnight and local promoters can put on electronic arts events. It would make a great difference to the scene... and I could stay home more!’

Phil Smart

PHIL SMART AND JUNKBEATS PRODUCTIONS... ‘The single Kickflip I did with Pocket is out soon on EQ Breaks... there’s an EP I did in the States with a friend that’ll come out on Sydney label Risky Disko... the Junkbeats 20for7 new track Friday is out now on Fred Everything’s Lazy Days label with a killer Trentemoller remix; and the next single Ripple Effect is coming soon on French imprint Chocoflash... Junkbeats just got a distribution deal for the next compilation album, a followup to Lighthouse called Sea Level, it’ll be out towards the end of the year... by then we’ll have a live act for Headland and plan a bit of a tour around the country!’

DANCE INC

Meeting

Wednes day July 21, 6.30 pm, Bud Dance Arts North Coast Entertainment Inc is the membership collective dha Bar

campaigning for all night dance venues in Byron Shire. www.danceinc.info

COMEDY SPLENDOUR IN THE LAUGH!!! Splendour in the Grass is upon us, with some of the planet’s most talented and left of centre musicians making their way to our grassy slopes. With so much music happening all weekend it seems only fitting that some of JJJ’s most loved comic voices should take to the stage Splendour Eve (Friday). The night features Akmal Saleh, hit of this year’s Melbourne Comedy Festival, one of the strongest, funniest and most timely voices on the scene. Egyptian born Saleh has a unique perspective flavoured by his Arabic heritage and Aussie childhood. Akmal is joined by JJJ’s Scott Dooley (most know him as the Dools) as Mc and comedian Justin Hamilton (also JJJ announcer) as support. This fab show is for one night only. All tix are $15. Bookings and ticket sales direct to the Byron Bowling Club, 66856202. Show 8pm Friday 22 July.

PHILOSOPHY SHOOTING THE BREEZE Philosophy Cafe went off with

a bang last month, and they return with a whole new premise to incite protagonists all over the planet. This week’s topic is: ‘Fundamentalists are useful when promoting benevolent ideas such as environmentalism and feminism but counterproductive as religious fanatics’. It will be introduced by Michael Pearson who has an extensive knowledge of Islamic Fundamentalism. Thursday at the Bangalow Hotel at 7pm. Please note: an rsvp is essential by Monday as the space is limited.

THEATRE JAPANIME CLUB If you’re aged 12 -25 years and love Japanese animation (or ‘anime’), or would like to learn more about this unique style of film, the Japanime Club would like to invite you to its exciting debut re-launch screening on Saturday 23 at the Byron Youth Activities Centre. $5 entry 6685 5775.

BACK TO BRECHT Music Director for Lismore Theatre Company`s production of The Threepenny Opera, Bruce McNicol, is arranging

ArtsComedy the songs from a combination of three sources – the original 1928 version, a rewrite of the libretto from 1931, and the totally sanitised version from Broadway in 1955. ‘This is not like a normal musical, where the actors pretend not to notice that they have changed from speaking to singing; and, of course, this is not an opera (in spite of its title), but a play with music. This Thursday and Friday at the Star Court Theatre at 12 & 8 pm and at the Byron Community Centre Friday 29, with the same session times. Tix are $10.

SHORTS BACK ON Hot Shorts, the end result of the performing arts challenge continue at the Byron Community Centre this week. Friday and Saturday, you can cast your vote for the winner of your choice!

ART DIGITAL DREAMING Jules Ober is organising a digital photography masterclass

to coincide with the opening of her new digital printing studio ‘PRINTMAKER’. This one day intensive is aimed at professional, semi-professional and advanced amateur photographers who are making the transition to the digital medium. Course date: Saturday 9.30am to 5pm at Screenworks Cost: $110 concession $75

TALKING ABOUT PAINTING New Yorker Lady Vaizey has lived in Britain for many years and is visiting Monday at the Bangalow A & I Hall to present a talk on the rich variety and ways that artists work. Presented by ADFAS Byron Bay and Districts, Artist Studio. Depictions of artists’ studios, from Vermeer to Rubens and Rembrandt to some near mythical 20th century enterprises such as Jackson Pollock and Andy Warhol. All guests welcome from 7.30pm.

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MovieReviews Roger Woodward plays Chopin.Direct from the USA. 8pm, Saturday 13 August. Byron Community & Cultural Centre. 69 Jonson Street Byron Bay The Byron Bay Steinway Series. Tickets: $50/$45 Bookings: Mondayy - Friday, 10 am - 4 pm or phone 6685 5659

DOWNFALL There is a bit of the voyeur in us all. It is what makes us linger over surveillance photos of Australian heroin smugglers being arrested by Indonesian Police at Denpasar Airport. Downfall provides that chilling fly-on-the-wall experience by putting us in the bunker with Adolf Hitler in the last days of the Third Reich, a convincingly recreated Berlin in rubble outside. It is a big ask of director Oliver Hirschbiegel to come up with an objective depiction of the twentieth century’s most reviled leader, but he does it with even-handedness and without re-writing history. No attempt is made to elicit sympathy for an unworthy man, but tragedy on a grand scale is a pitiable thing, regardless, and never just about one person. Nobody could not be distressed by the death of the Goebells children. Swiss Bruno Granz is exceptional as the self-absorbed, deluded Fuhrer, but, because we know the ending, the film seems too long in getting there. John Campbell " 9Ê --ÊÊ

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Director Robert Rodriguez is the new Alpha-male hipster in Hollywood. Here he has transferred to the screen, literally, stories from Frank Miller’s ‘graphic novels,’ (ie, comics). They are sadosexist fantasies for teenage auto-eroticists, set in a dark, rainy, seedy metropolis and peopled by cool vile gangsters, tough cops, hookers and a corrupt senator. Shot frame for frame according to Miller’s original drawings, the B/W cinematography and lighting is a brilliant achievement. The words, verbatim from the page, are fine in the lengthy voice-overs but as dialogue they are stilted and only underline how vacuous and juvenile the whole escapade is. The novelty wears off about halfway through, at which point the cardinal sin of cinema is broken; it gets boring. Rodriguez will be a great filmmaker when he finds something to say, until then his work can be categorised along with what the scurrilous Tom Wolfe irreverently refers to as ‘ars anorexia.’ No meat on the horribly bloody bone. John Campbell

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July 19

2005

ARTIST SERVICES

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Time for a two day, indy and alternative rock, pop, electronik bender with Splendour kicking off its ďŹ fth festival this weekend. This year your dance card is going to be chokkas with plenty of action in the Super Top, the Mix Up Tent and the Splendid Lounge, also the Dance Inc Tipi Circle will attract a crew, as will the movies, running all through the festival. Headlining Saturday are Queens of the Stone Age, kings of the classic guitar fuelled rock. Also performing is mild mannered Ryan Adams, The Living End, Har Mar Superstar, Mercury Rev, Shihad, Sarah Blasko, Downstyde and Drag, just to name a few. Sunday’s superstar selection is headlined by Moby. The multi-faceted maverick. Punk rock survivor, a rave culture pioneer, a house music lover, a grammy nominee and a multi-million selling underground icon. He’s a techno titan, innovator and agitator all rolled into one. The renaissance man of pop. The bill includes Doves, Finn Brothers, Bloc Party, Interpol, Hilltop Hoods, Willy Mason, Caribou, The Beautiful Girls, The Grates and a host of others. Sample the sounds of this generation, sup on the ambience, it’s a weekend trip to somewhere completely else – Splendour in the Grass, this Saturday and Sunday. All Sold Out.

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CANCER: The present up/ down, rising/falling energy affects everything: work, personal and social life. What to do? Like this week’s birthday Cancerian Edmund Hillary, first mountaineer to conquer Everest: scale its peaks with style, navigate its valleys with determination.

LIBRA: This week throws the control switch on emotions, and suppressing strong feelings can lead to dramatic outbursts – invariably at the wrong time as you know. Don’t exaggerate this week’s mini-grievances – but discuss serious issues rather than letting them stew.

CAPRICORN: Capricorns like material goodies, but are they working for you – or are you working for them? Whatever, it’s annual Capricorn full Moon this week – time to treat yourself like someone you really love. Let others TCB while you soak up some TLC.

TAURUS: Research makes sense when you’re unsure of something, but it needs to be in the right direction. Which this week is what’s going on inside you – your reactions to what’s going on outside. Because internal investigating gives you valuable clues about handling what’s going on outside‌

LEO: This week blesses you with convincing arguments, inspired timing and outrageous humour. Just don’t get so carried away playing to your audience you miss an excellent opportunity – and for what: being the life of the party who provides others with a fun time?

SCORPIO: This week’s pitfall is complacency. But it’s a Murphy’s law that as soon as you take things for granted they start changing. The good thing about this is that it motivates a necessary and fundamental shift which you wouldn’t otherwise have considered.

AQUARIUS: Bored by the humdrum and ruled by the planet of change, Aquarians run the risk of being unstable, like radioactivity. You’ll need to find your personal calm point and stay there during this week’s challenges – unless you can miraculously make instability work for you.

GEMINI: Suddenly changing direction or altering course this week could upset someone. If it’s necessary due to changing circumstances do it with consideration, and the best interests of others at heart. Be as smart in your private life as you are socially savvy‌

VIRGO: Another emotionally volatile week on planet Earth, which requires certain tried and true survival strategies, like: Avoid potential war zones. Walk away from arguments. Stay positive. Do something useful – and only engage in what strengthens your sense of self worth.

SAGITTARIUS: Another week of changes. Will they ever end? You already know the answer to that. Everything’s in transition, passing from one state to another. You’re sign of travellers so why not just relax and enjoy the free ride. At least you’re going somewhere.

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‘– be that as it may,’ said Digby, giving Bosworth the beneďŹ t of a hunter’s withering glare, ‘he was also an acolyte of the Upper Nether Black Arts Society, which needed something consecrated for its rituals. Rather pathetic lot, really – couldn’t bring themselves to go sky-clad because of reticence and the weather, so got about their lair in brown mackintoshes.’ ‘Well, this looks more the real deal,’ said Abbotsleigh, waving his little book. ‘Shame that Satan is now amongst us.’

‘Satan has been amongst us for some while,’ I remarked, ‘judging by the number of heroin deals transacted over a number of years from the boots of BMWs visiting from points north. But the dear old Satanists have been trying to revive their rather agging libidos locally since at least 1956, when Mrs Audrey Fassbinder of the Torakina Hellraisers was caught out bothering a goat in Fingal Street, Brunswick Heads, at two in the morning.’ ‘I say!’ exclaimed Abbotsleigh, who was not known for a singularity of expression. ‘Pass the book over, there’s a chap,’ I said. Abbotsleigh reluctantly did so, and I examined the rather neat writing without intoning any of it either mentally or vocally. What at ďŹ rst glance appeared to be a spot of blood on page 23 was in fact some old raspberry jam. ‘Ah, here on the yleaf is the rather fetching logo, a cloven hoof in a thong, of the Bondi College of Satanist Surfers,’ I said, ‘a group more devoted to tearing the scab off a cold one, as the vernacular has it, than any real mischief. Apart from the odd port-thieving imp, I suggest there will be little to trouble us.’ ‘Can’t have too much truck with the devil nevertheless,’ offered Bosworth. ‘Nevertheless most Satanists have much in common with the Club, though we are far more lenient on idiots,’ I noted rather pointedly. ‘There is usually an emphasis on indulgence and the demonstrable notion that, as Anton LaVey used to remark, Satan has been the best friend the Church has ever had, as he has kept it in business all these years.’ At this juncture Chef arrived with wombat ambĂŠ in tabasco sauce on a bed of mustard greens, accompanied by St Helena HellďŹ re Pass Peppered Engineer Cabernet Sauvignon. ‘I had a premonition sirs would be wanting this,’ said Chef, before scurrying back to the kitchen, surrounded by a whiff of brimstone.

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Ph 6680 2694 • Mob 0427 641881 295 Pocket Rd Billinudgel 2483

Peter McDonald Fencing & Farm Maintenance

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HIRE MULLUM HIRE Builders, party and much more ...................................................................... 66843003 TRUCK HIRE WITH CRANE For those too heavy jobs ............................................................ 66846789

BYRON WEDDING & PARTY HIRE weddings, parties, corporate functions, dinner parties Mention this ad for a 20% discount on bookings for June, July & August Ph: 6685 5483 Email: info@byronpartyhire.com.au Web: www.byronpartyhire.com.au

HOUSEHOLD REQUIREMENTS BANGALOW UPHOLSTERY Re-covering specialists: Bangalow Upholstery......................... 66871553

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Rob & Lorraine Cubis Ph: 6685 1969 Mob: 0412 995267

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GARDEN & PROPERTY MAINTENANCE

LANDSCAPING & EXCAVATION

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DINGO MINI DIGGER • 6� wide trencher • Rotary hoe • Leveller • 4 in 1 bucket • 150, 300 & 450 augers • Stump grinder • Small excavations • Other attachments available

ACCOUNTANTS

Phone Mark Rosenauer

ACCOUNTANT Paul Mayberry ................................................................................................ 66847415 ACCOUNTANT HUDSON MATTHEWS MANAGMENT SERVICES .................................. 66858129 BYRON BOOKKEEPING MYOB, admin, mobile... Annette Stanton ..................................0419 627506 BOOKKEEPING MYOB, Tuition, Shoebox & Chequebook...Clare Wigley..........................0422 190277 BOOKKEEPING MYOB, very experienced, excellent references, Vineeto Raspini ................... 66856645 MYOB BOOKKEEPING TUITION Peter Kunzli ...................................................................... 66849128 MYOB, QUICKBOOKS EXPERT Rapid & fair rate. Peter Wells .........................................0414 999892

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DINGO MINI-DIGGER HIRE Lee Grant • 6684 7588 • 0412 849 149 150 CHAIN TRENCHER • 150, 300, 450 AUGERS & STUMP GRINDER • GRAB BUCKET • TREE PLANTING AUGER

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COMPUTER SERVICES

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Ph: Mobile 0414843955 or 02 66843955 • email: lawson@spot.com.au • Accepts credit cards Shop 10 Ross Industrial Complex, Station St, Mullum Also at 15 Riverside Drive, Mullumbimby 2482

KEVIN’S COMPUTER SERVICES Ph: 6685 4616 or 0417 854616 email: kjustice@nnsw.quik.com.au Advice on all aspects of computers • New computers built to your requirements • Supply and installation of hardware • Training in computer/software use • Problem diagnosis/solving • Internet connection setup • Web page design • Available after hours and weekends by arrangement • Reasonable rates • Mobile service to your place

phone 66801158 or 0408 004719

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DENTISTS BYRON DENTAL SURGERY Mercury-free restorations ......................................................... 66807774 MULLUMBIMBY DENTAL CENTRE 100 Stuart St, Mullumbimby ........................................ 66842644

FLORISTS PASSION@FLOWERS Byron Bay. Fresh flowers, weddings. Interflora member ..................... 66855209

HEALTH

Cape Byron Removals

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A LA NATURELLE Nails, beauty, tanning ................................................................................ 66844311 BANGALOW HAIR Hair specialists ......................................................................................... 66871888 EDGE HAIRDRESSING Award winning salon. Open 6 days & Thursday nights ..................... 66858391 MOBILE MAKE-UP ARTIST Unbeatable prices. Mateake ................................................0412 029955 SHAMPOO HAIR STUDIO Byron Bay .................................................................................... 66809656 THERE’S ALWAYS MORE Hair & beauty Byron Bay. Redken & Dermalogica ........................ 66807922

Ready for work within & beyond Byron Brisbane Sydney backloading For careful service & great rates

6685 8108

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ACUPUNCTURE CHINESE HERBAL MEDICINE Dr Adam Osborne .................................... 66857366 ACUPUNCTURE CHINESE HERBAL MEDICINE M Collis .................................................... 66857001 ACUPUNCTURE Chinese herbs, Massage‌ R Gutwein ......................................................... 66808208 ACUPUNCTURE & TCM SPECIALIST House of Wellbeing, Kim Kilgariff.............................. 66858538 ACUPUNCTURE & MOXIBUSTION Japan trained.................................... Joshua Leishman 66809092 ALEXANDER TECHNIQUE Postural re-education for pain, stress/dysfunction. M. Hayes ..... 66809770 BIRTH WELL Doula Services .................................................................................................... 66844288 BYRON DENTAL SURGERY Mercury free restorations ......................................................... 66807774 CHIROPRACTOR Bruce Campbell, Brent Verco 52 Shirley St, Byron Bay ................................ 66858159 CHIROPRACTOR Byron Network Chiropractic – low force..................................................... 66858553 CHIROPRACTOR Michael Schwager 109 Stuart St Mullumbimby ......................................... 66841962 CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST Michael Du Sautoy, Lennox Head.............................................. 66877000 COUNSELLING, DREAMWORK, SANDPLAY Karen Carruthers M.Couns .......................... 66846581 CRANIOSACRAL BvALANCING Najma Ahern, Practitioner, Tutor & Trainer ........................ 66846444 HOMEOPATH Mullumbimby, Christina (Ina) Buhse, Health fund rebates ............................... 66841028

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– PHOTOS – All photos handled by The Echo – all care & no responsibility taken. – CLASSIFIEDS – Can be booked any time during business hours Monday to Friday by phoning 6684 1777. Please be very clear about what you want to have printed in your ad. Our Echo staff will read your ad back to you. Please help us by making sure we have correct details and phone numbers. Please have credit card ready for Garage Sales, To Share, Wanted To Rent and Work Wanted.

COUNSELLING SUSAN ALLEN CMCAPA Phone 66802805

MEN’SLINE SUPPORT COUNSELLORS Willing to listen, call 66222240 7pm-11pm every night. SANCTUARY Taize songs, meditation, prayer, readings from the mystics. All spiritual paths welcome. Sundays 9.45am, Bangalow Catholic Hall.

THE RUG SHOP BANGALOW 2 Doors from the Pub.

This Sunday

Bangalow Market www.bangalowmarket.com.au

Writers Fe s t i v a l

2005

04 August– 07 August 2005 workshops from 01 August

Tickets and Program available from Jetset Travel Marvell Street Byron Bay 02 6685 6262 or www.byronbaywritersfestival.com

THE TAX DOCTOR!

DRESSMAKER Phone 66871881

DENTURES

LOOK GOOD FEEL GOOD Free consultation SANDRO 66805002

TAROT ASTROLOGY REIKI by Eve 66802608, 0417427518

Back by popular demand: THE AUSTRALIAN CANNABIS COOKBOOK @ Echo offices Mullumbimby & Byron Bay or www.ozshop.net.

ANIMAL COMMUNICATOR

DEB McBRIDE Helping people help their pets. 0412455512 / www.purelyanimal.com

2pm Monday for line ads Account enquiries phone 6685 5222

ALINA HUGHES

Weddings • Funerals • 66859898

CHOKE THE SMOKES

WITH HYPNOSIS. Paul L. Jones C.Ht. DO IT NOW! 66807030

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PRIVATE TUITION 66859902

THE OCEANIA PROJECT’S 16th

Wendy Purdey. Relax, resolve, release & restore inner calm & clarity. Benefits include insights, understanding & energy to create change. Enq welcome 66802630

ANTHEA AMORE MARRIAGE CELEBRANT 66807277 0422383151 www.antheaamore.com

WOMEN’S COUNSELLING Renee Searles. Please ph 66803660

AFRICAN DRUMMING & PERCUSSION Term 3 starts 21/7-25/8 with Chinta Thu Beg 6.30-8pm, Int/Adv 8.15-10pm 66857927, 0402678220. Drum avail.

TEMPLE DANCE

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ALI’S RUG CARE & WEAVING CENTRE Specialist rug washing & repairs Quality rugs for sale Cnr Wollongbar & Centennial Cct Byron Arts/Ind Est 6685 7750/0427 469 843

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FOODS ♼ Luscious lunches in our garden courtyard ♼ Quality catering services ♼ Celebration cakes ♼ Platters & tapas ♼ Venue available for functions ♼ Party bookings available ♼ Come & see us soon for a wood fired pizza !

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AFRICAN DANCE

MAXWELL & WILLIAMS ART WORKSHOPS MAXWELL & WILLIAMS TAROT & ASTROLOGY CAFE ANDREW HALL OSTEOPATH

FELT WORKSHOP

NEURO-LINGUISTIC PROGRAMMING FAST EFFECTIVE LASTING Change your life & keep the change! Phone Louise Crosby Qual & Exp. 66842253, 0414312300

4 Tuesdays 6-8pm starts 26/7-16/08 Shalla Hall, 6 Marvel St. Book ess. 66857927, 0411843384. Open class Sat 10-12pm @ Buddha Bar Studio

with Shyama 30 July & 1 August. For bookings & details 66856507

PSYCHIC LIFE READINGS Call Sandrine. 0411528490

@ Simpatico 66805000 Canisters were $13.95 now $7.50

NLP

BUTOH CLASSES

with: Michael Taylor, Elisabeth Cummings, Emma Walker, Paula Bannan, Rodney Black, Steve Giese, Rob Ryan & more. 66871256 www.byronbayartworkshops.com

NEWSPAPER for MULCH @ Mullum Echo Office

GIRLS 10-13

@ Simpatico 66805000 CLEARANCE SALE NOW ON.

WINTERSONGS:

4-day Gathering for Peace, Culture & Environment at Midginbil Hill Country Resort (behind Uki) 23-26 July. Phone Gil 0421765268, www.timeisart.net

DIDGERIDOO HEALING CIRCLE Tues 26/7, 6.30pm $15. 0407531246

CUSTOM SHOEMAKING

RED HOT SALSA

with Aven, starts 30th July Sat 10am-12pm, Mon 5.30-7.30pm Broken Head Hall. Info ph 66859980

A fun, powerful & creative approach to blossoming womanhood. 6 Weds in Term 3. Ph 66849394 Moana.

BRUNSWICK GYM

THE ART OF BEING YOU 6 week workshop @ Watergarden from 28/7. Phone 66856545

FINDHORN FOUNDATION, Scotland. Programs available FREE. 66844724

Every Wed @ Buddha Bar Studio Beg 7pm, Int 8pm, Social 9.15pm Ph Alison 66807091, 0415627458 New Beginners 6 week course starts August 3. See you there!

SALSA STYLING

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Marriages, namings & funerals. Ph: 6685 7657 or 0404 471 521 Email: lyndadean@hotkey.net.au

MEDITATION 5.30pm Mon & Wed. Touch the peace within @ Watergarden Holistic Centre behind the cinema. Phone 66856545

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HEALTH NOTICES

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LUXURIOUS MASSAGE WOMEN’S THERAPY GROUP For women, also in pregnancy. Kahuna Bodywork with Maya. Phone 0411656040

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What you need A current health care card or a Pension / Veterans card. Or you can be a... not for profit organisation, a registered charity, or a local S355 committee. All profits from sale of PC’s to local charity

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MR MACINTOSH

COMPUTER ASSISTANCE All aspects. Call 66853518

I’ll come to you! Troubleshooting, tuition, internet. Call Tom 66855504

LASER PRINTER Lexmark, brand new $200. Phone 66809402, 0427948950

NEW & USED COMPUTERS Service – Spares. Ph Greg 66804159

PRINTER/scanner/copier Lexmark, extra cartridges $150. 0427948950

MAC BUSINESS SOLUTIONS Integrated Office <=> Internet Mac/PC Databases [FMP] 11th Hour Group. Phone 66875367 P3 20G HDD 256mg RAM XP $320, 17� monitor $90, both $400, great for work, uni or home. Ph Nev 66841011 COMPUTER TUITION‌ We come to you, we show you how. Tutorials in Computing. 1800 016010

LOW BUDGET WEBSITES

Does your business need a website? Starting from $150 – quick & easy. 5 years exp. Call Samb 0417756636

FOR HIRE BACKHOE HIRE/4WD John Coe – All excavations Ph 66841576, mobile 0408 841576

RELIABLE HANDYMAN With ute $25/hr – min 2 hrs. 0423512730, 6-7pm 66849141

Build Environmentally

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TRADITIONAL STONEMASON Specialist in feature walls and all aspects of retaining walls and landscaping Ring Tom Condon Ph 6687 1692 mobile 0412 519 512

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EWINGSDALE HALL AVAILABLE for your function. Ph 66847706 AH

APPLE PowerPC G4 Dual 1 GHz 1GB RAM 2 x 80 GB hard drives + Superdrive & Apple 17� LCD display, OS X Sewer, Drainage & Storm Water blockTiger installed + lots of software, very ages. Sewer machine available. fast, reliable & beautiful combo $3000 Gary Potter‌ All Areas. ono. Phone 66847413 Ph 6687 1348 • Lic L190 HELP – Computer getting you down? RENOVATION SPECIALIST Virus & other problems, tuition, advice. Qualified Carpenter/Concreter. Talk to Nick – 66846741, 0412599695 Totally transforms inside & out. DELL 866MHz Tower, 256 RAM, 20 gig Free design service. Geoff 66843362 HD $290. Phone 0412317421 FRANK & JENNY OTT Painting contractors and also 16 INCH APPLE STUDIO display monspecialising in roof painting. itor, CRT Graphite model $150 ono. Phone 66850189. Lic No. 41484C Phone 0405459565

SKILLED WORKER. Landscape, retainers, waterscape, irrigation, steps, paths, herbs/vegies. Si 66805505

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LICENSED VENUE AVAIL FOR MACINTOSH 17� G4 Powerbook, 1.33 FUNCTIONS Mullumbimby. 66842273 GHz, Titanium, as new, latest model, OS Tiger $2900 neg. 0405399954

RENOVATION, MAINTENANCE & CONSTRUCTION 25 years industry experience. Phone Mark 0413224163

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DINNER TABLES solid salvaged timber, made locally, fr $350. 66843375

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WARD’S LANDSCAPE SUPPLIES

FLOORBOARDS Kiln dried T&G camphor laurel floorboards. Ph 66771697 or 0414186161

Wooden railway sleepers, concrete sleepers, garden ornaments & pots, mulches, soil, metals, gravel & more. Mon-Fri 7.30am-6pm, Sat 7.30am2pm. 1176 Myocum Rd, Mullum. 66842323

FRIDGE 2dr $190, wash mach auto $170. Could deliver. Ph 0413589388

BAMBOO PLY from $10.50sqm

@ Simpatico 66805000 Wine glasses were $7.95 now $3.00

MAXWELL & WILLIAMS

For ceilings, walls, doors, etc. Ph 66884188 - sample & brochure

TRADISI cushions & covers – made to order, any size, shape or filling inMASSAGE TABLES $220 + supplies, cluding daybed covers. Exotic fabrics. 5 year warranty. M’bimby Herbals, 79 Call Trina 66807687 Stuart St, 66843002 or 66850232 AH, www.balancebodybenches.com BRIDGLANDS BUY & SELL - good used furniture - good clean bedding - late model electrical & antiques. M’by 66842511

3EPTIC 7ASTE 2EMOVAL

FIREHORSE FIREWOOD

66843366 / 0419843366 Apologies for all late and missed deliveries, endeavouring to catch up.

MULCH BEGINNER SURFBOARDS 3UMMERLAND TYAGARAH Bales from $3.50. Phone 66851371 (like surf school). Sizes 6’ - 9’. %NVIRONMENTAL COMPOST TOILETS Soft Great prices. 0402965800

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BEDS - MATTRESSES - ENSEMBLES - Best brands - Best range - Best prices - Bridglands ‘Beds To Go’. The Good Home Makers M’by 66842511

TRAMPOLINES, replacement mats & parts. Ph 66851624, m. 0409851624

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AUTO WASHING MACHINE top loader recon 3 mth warranty $160. 66843450 ECO – FURNITURE – Timber dressing to 1.350 wide Kiln drying from $100.00 cu.m. Solid dry eco boards from $2.00 ea We will buy your camphor logs. 14 Banksia Drive, Byron Bay 66808655 STOP SMELLY DRAINS in bathrooms & ensuites from $88. Phone 02 66776292 www.odourlessdrains. com.au. Life-time warranty.

SODA STREAM

MACHINES & GAS REFILLS. VACUUM CLEANERS from $49, repairs, Bridglands Retravision 66842511 bags, parts, prompt free pick up/delivery. Rick’s Vacshack 66843704 LATEX queen size mattress, as new, CARPET OFFCUTS – Lots of sizes was $1200, now $600. Queen size and prices at Ray Towers Carpets, futon/sofa bed, excellent cond $400. Suffolk Park. Phone Peter 0428765894 Mullumbimby Industrial Estate. ORGANIC GARDEN COMPOST $10/30L bag & earthworms. 66846341 REVERSE CYCLE AIR-CONDITIONING THIS WINTER BRIDGLANDS 66842511

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CHILD CARE INCLUSION AND PROFESSIONAL SUPPORT PROGRAM INCLUSION SUPPORT AGENCIES The Australian Government Department of Family and Community Services (FaCS) is seeking applications for funding from eligible organisations to provide Inclusion Support Agency (ISA) services for sixty-seven regions Australia wide. FaCS will select one provider for each region. Applicants may apply for any number of regions, but must complete a separate application form for each region. The role of ISAs is central to the new Inclusion and Professional Support Program. ISAs will be responsible for managing and coordinating access to quality inclusion support that is relevant, appropriate and timely for all eligible child care services within an ISA region and within an agreed budget. The objectives of the Inclusion Support Program are to: • Provide all eligible child care services with access to a range of practical supports and assistance in line with nationally consistent guidelines. • Provide all eligible child care services with inclusion support that is responsive to their needs and those of children from the identified priority groups. The priority groups are: – children from cultural and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds including refugee children; – children with ongoing high support needs including children with a disability; and – Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children. • Ensure that quality inclusion support is delivered flexibly so that it is responsive to local needs, accessible to all eligible services, culturally appropriate and cost effective. • Provide consistent performance measurement data that indicates achievement against specified outputs. • Allocate inclusion support funding in an open and transparent way with management of funds meeting specified accountability requirements.

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LATTICE FACTORY PRICES – MADE TO SIZE Phone 66801700 TIMBER, pine, treated pine, hardwood, mouldings, sleepers, fencing, Koppers logs, ply, MDF, lattice, made to order. Brims Builders Hardware, Mogo Place, Billinudgel. Phone 66801718

BYRON BAY cookie COMPANY

FIREWOOD – 66845377 LEISURESCAPES GARDEN & DESIGN CENTRE Plant Nursery Paver displays Masonry blocks Garden displays Water features Furniture Landscape supplies OPEN 7 DAYS 2 Grevillea St, Byron Arts & Ind Est. 66856990

Elegant gifts, take home packs & bakehouse seconds. 6 Brigantine St, Byron Bay Arts & Industry Estate. Ph 66396300, www.cookie.com.au

COMPUTER Pentium II Wind 98 word explorer plus more $220. 66841468

SOLAR WATER HEATERS 2nd hand units from $400. Australian Hot Water. 66856160

FRIDGE Fisher & Paykel 250L good as new $320. Double pine slatted bed base $40. Phone 66805415

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HIPPEASTRUM BULBS bag 10 $3. RHEEM 135L GAS HWS, good work- FALCON ’88 p/v 10 mth reg spares VGC ing order $150 ono. Phone 66809242 $2700 ono. 66841249, 0413185399 Billinudgel Op Shop. Julie 66801740

GAS HEATERS

See Bridglands Retravision for Rinnai Radiant & Convector gas heaters. 66842511 Bonus warranty available now! See in store for details. 300 LITRE FRIDGE, chainsaw, Makita planer, other tools. Phone 66842143 WETSUITS various sizes & lengths all good cond $25 each. Ph 66845581 4x14� Subaru mag wheels & tyres $200 Kenwood DVD, VGC $40. 66846160 DINING TABLE extension (seats 10) + 6 chairs $520. Ladies formal dress, size 14 $80. Phone 66841581 BAMBOO Bambusa Oldhamii established windbreak, 20 clumps x 8m high, price neg. Phone 0407377303 QUICK SHADE MARKET MARQUEE new cost $1070, sell $800. Rhino roof rack system, 3 strap, 280mm riser, as new cost $500, sell $350. 66882389

CARPET MATS – from 50 cents each HOLDEN HX wagon for spares, good at Ray Towers Carpets, Mullumbimby motor, doors, bonnet. Ph 66849116 Industrial Estate. VW BEETLE ’61 good restorer, some WASHING MACH front loading $300, rust under, no reg $1000. 0422710645 fridge $200, both exc cond. 66803943 BLACK BMW BEAUTY 1999 late model 23 sports car, mechanics and condition A1, low ks and extras $27,000 @ Simpatico 66805000 ono. Call 0409786552 Dinner sets were $69.95 now $39.95 SAAB 9000 TURBO ’89 6 mths reg, KING SIZE PILLOWTOP mat- manual, blue, exc $5000. 0412317421 tress $300, wood custom slat base. CLASSIC MERC 280S ’75 orange with 66857011 heaps of chrome, very good condition ASSORTED BUSH ROCK $30 per inside & out, only 210,000ks, very well tonne. Phone 66802701 maintained & RWC $6400 ono. Phone 66846286, 0422752264 1 x SPLENDOUR IN THE GRASS TICKET. Phone 0423099970 TOYOTA CAMRY CSi 2.0 silver ’91, 12 months rego $2700. Ph 0409841576

MAXWELL & WILLIAMS

WANTED WANTED: ANTIQUES, GOOD USED FURNITURE Clean double & queen size beds. Bridglands Mby 66842511.

GARAGE SALES

MAZDA Astina 323 ’99 elect windows, a-con, alarm, key lock, new tyres, 10 mth reg $13,000. Phone 0409175331 GREAT TRAVELLING Toyota Coaster diesel, 5 spd gearbox, new tyres, alum b/bar, bamboo trim $3200. 66807426

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CAR BODIES REMOVED FREE Phone 0418189324, 0438189323

VW FASTBACK 1972 red, mint cond, 9 months rego $4800. Ph 66871655

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MOTOR BIKES HONDA XL250 ’87 road/trail, low ks, long rego $2100 ono. Ph 66859889 YZ250 2000 model, excellent condition, new tyres, full rebuild receipts, spares too many to list $4500 ono Huonbrook. 66840068, 0432401528

CARAVANS FOR SALE CARAVAN ONSITE Byron Bay Van Village, priced to sell $35,500 conds apply. Insp today or ph 0415662585

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CLASSIFIEDS 66841777 before 2pm Monday

PORT-A-YURT TIMBER CABINS at Mullumbimby is looking for carpenter(s)-builder(s) interested in taking over this 1 year old business, ripe for expansion with enormous future creative potential. Cost & terms negotiable. Phone 66841348

FOOD VAN Compact, easy manoeuvrable with all sides opening, gas hot water and stove, electric pump, triple sink, stainless steel benches and counter, electric points & many more features, nice unit, Council approved, cheap $4500. Phone 66879117

HOUSE SIT IMPECCABLY TIDY animal & garden loving, peaceful, professional couple looking to housesit, long/short term, won’t last long, call today to snap up quick, excellent refs. Phone 66872263

EST. LAWN & GARDEN BUSINESS SHARE ACCOM. client list & all equipment $24,000. Phone 66804686 ECHO ACCOUNTS POLICY: Ads in this section must be paid by credit card or in person at time of placement.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

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BIG BEAUTIFUL HOUSE In town, lovely garden, spacious f-furn room, single or twin. No bills $110pw. Alex 0421925531

The Department of Fair Trading has warned people to be very careful BYRON CBD FURNISHED ROOM about responding to advertisements for single/couple/travellers, offering work at home. Readers should short term OK. Phone 0408855738 be wary if you are asked to pay money upfront for employment opportunities and never send money to a post BYRON 5 min beach, 10 min town, f-f, broadband & PC, female (or couple) office box. working, share quiet house, bush setting $130pw + bills. Phone 66855092 STAY AT HOME MUMS WANTED Work @ home using your PC BYRON house backs onto beach, own Earn up to $15 - $25 per hour. bathroom, looking for clean, reliable Part/full time. Comm. person, prefer worker under 30 $120pw FREE info + bond + bills. Phone 0411639204 www.flytowealth.com

REMOVALS MAN WITH VAN Deliveries, moving. 0411087783

HOUSES FOR SALE FERN BEACH water views, 200m beach, 4 year old 4 bedroom home $655,000 Phone 66804761. More info diysell.com.au?P13189.

SUFFOLK room, unfurn in large sunny townhouse, suit mature, n/s working person $115pw + bills. Ph 66859966 BANGALOW home beauty harmony room with ensuite $110pw veg n/s d/f. Phone 66871967 CLARKES BEACH 300m, single room, veg, n/s, d/f, pref lady. Ph 66857736 BYRON central good sized room opens onto verandah, beautiful house $135pw includes bills. Phone 66855090

BYRON room central cosy share with one female n/s $125pw + bond incl SHOP – Bangalow, Byron Street, electricity. Phone Jani 0402695002 48sqm, 3x3 lease $1760/month incl LENNOX large room $110pw, smaller GST $60,000. Phone 0412522540 room $80pw. Phone 0428874130

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BYRON room, clean, quiet house with 1 other, long term only, close town/ beach $130pw + exp. Ph 0415928948

OCEAN SHORES 2br unit, dbl garage, walk to shops, private sale $257,000. PLEASANT ROOM share house, on Exc investment. Ph 66842223 BH. 1.5 acres, trees, gardens, double builtin, ranch sliders, phone & TV connections in room, n/s $100pw includes HOLIDAY ACCOM. bills. Phone 66853653 WATERFRONT 4 Star Brunswick f-f 1 ROOM Cemetery Road, unfurn, quiet, & 2br luxury apartments. Ph 66851631 n/s d/f clean $110pw. Ph 0431055485 CHRISTCHURCH NEW ZEALAND LILLI PILLI LARGE ROOM Coming to NZ? Healing Retreat/ B&B Comfortable house with open fire Paru (formerly Karen Clarke of Flight for working person $110pw. Phone Centre) has opened a Health/Heal66809984 or 0431672012 ing/Day Spa plus accommodation in 2 ROOMS centre of town, wicked Diamond Harbour 40 mins east of location, share with 2 others $80pw Christchurch. www.journeyessence. plus expenses. Leave message com or phone 00116433294773 0401068091 STUDIO & rooms for rent, quiet, 5 mins ROOM in furnished home at Byron Byron Bay. 66847630, 0402669676 Hills $120pw. Phone 0411488216

SHORT TERM ACCOM. WATER VIEWS – BRUNSWICK Luxury fully-furn. 2br apartments. Phone 0414658025

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LIVE-IN Included: your own room; organic food; supplements; meditation; all bills; experienced, friendly support and coaching. Guaranteed results! $295pw. Call Anshu 66854248

FEMALE 28+, share with 2, veg, Sunrise $110pw. Phone 66857370 SUFFOLK PARK beautiful friendly new house, close beach, own bathroom $120pw short term OK. Phone 0402474687 or 0402483717 MULLUM part-furn, n/s, clean, responsible adult $85pw. Phone 66843004 SOUTH GOLDEN BEACH large room in cottage, share with gentle father $100pw. Phone 66803834

BYRON BAY walk to town & beach, MAT working fem to share house in cen2 bedroom fully-furnished, available tral Byron $130pw + exp. 66856256 1-6 weeks from 25/7 $290pw includes linen & power. Phone 0414858143 TROPICAL house in Ocean Shores to share with 1 f, decks, veg garden, BYRON own room, close to town, nice private, 2 rooms @ $140pw for veg f, fully-furn house $140pw. 66807721 whole house avail 3-31/8. 0405777416 PEACEFUL great garden flat, furn, LENNOX light airy room in townhouse perfect for holiday, easy walk to beach/ min to lake, beach, shops, n/s, working shops, Suffolk $150pw. Ph 66854290 $115pw + exp. Phone 0417759703 BYRON fully-furn 3brs, 1/8-5/9 neg POSSUM CREEK beautiful house, $330pw + electricity. Phone 66855298 great location, room with own bath6 MTH LET Bruns Hds working person, room, $120pw + bond & bills. Phone quiet working h’h $85pw. 66846055 bh 66871474, 0408518906 BYRON BAY 4 bedroom fully-furnished WORKING FEMALE veg for Suffolk. central available Splendour weekend Phone 66853658, 0400542352 $800. Phone 0411427342 SUNRISE beautiful room $85pw. SPLENDOUR ACCOMMODATION 5 Phone Rose 66855241 min walk $70pn. Phone 0427831232 ROOM IN BYRON

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Choose $70pw or $110pw Share with DJ & artist, 18-28, happy, friendly, veg, must love loud music. 0421437611 BYRON double furnished room in town, short term OK. Phone 66855764 LARGE outside room + office nice hse single/couple $140pw. 66807384 1 ROOM $120pw, 2 rooms $170pw, big house Bangalow, yard, verandah, fireplace, close shops, pets neg. Phone 66872808, 0402568370 CENTRAL BYRON fully-furn room in friendly share house, no bills, from $180pw. Call Alex 0421925531 SUFFOLK 2 rooms, 2 min walk to beach $100pw each + bond & bills, working people, available 1st August. Call Mick 66854283, 0411748240 ROOM for a female Byron town $120pw plus bond & exp. Phone 66807228

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www.echo.net.au BYRON room $120pw or $90pw veg, LARGE Queenslander close to Sth n/s, drug free. Call Jane 66809650 Golden Bch, 3brs, 2 bath, v’dahs, loads charm $350pw long lease. 66801968 2 ROOMS big new house close to town $150pw double room, $110pw single. OCEAN SHORES avail now, self-cont Ph 0404408496, 0410102696 after 4. modern design, open-plan living & kitchen, 1br, large bathroom, near freeBYRON lge room furn priv ent, cple way & nature reserve, suit single work $150pw, sgle $120pw quiet. 66807218 person, cat or small dog neg $180pw inclusive, furn if req’d. Ph 66803012

TO LET BANGALOW SELF STORAGE Hi-tech security. 66872333 CARAVANS & CABINS from $195pw. Byron Tourist (Van) Village. 66857378 BYRON LINKS Luxury 3br / 2 bathroom accom. DLUG, pool, tennis court. Weekly, monthly or permanent. From $450pw fully-furnished. 64-70 Broken Head Road. Paul Prior 0418324297 FREE ELECT industrial unit $44pw. Siwicki RE 17 Fingal, Bruns 66851206 DESIGNER beach house, 4brs, ensuite, 3 decks with views to surf, furn/unfurn, Bali landscape South Golden Beach $450pw. Phone 66804441

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MOOBALL 3br older style home, 2 enclosed verandahs, walk shop, references essential. 66771022 after 6pm

BANGALOW beautiful self-cont attached studio, air-con, large sunny deck, private entrance + phone line, no pets or children $155pw + exp + referS-CONT garden studio $135pw incl ences + bond. Phone 66872062 elect, suit single f-t worker. 66884310 OCEAN SHORES 3br house, r/c airBYRON quiet f-f s-c 1br studio + c’yard con, trees, quiet, carport $250pw. $180pw incl elect, n/s. Ph 66857858 BALLINA EAST nice 3br house, LUG, trees, quiet $300pw neg. 66867678 MULLUMBIMBY rural 1br self-contained flat, furnished, air-con, suit n/s BRUNS HEADS 2br duplex $200pw. couple or single female, no pets, avail O.SHORES 3br villa $240pw. NORTH August 1 $180pw. Phone 66843929 O.SHORES 3br Qld house, carspace $350pw. BILLINUDGEL 3br house BYRON 2br semi-furnished home in $350pw. COMMERCIAL SHED van park, working people only $220pw Burringbar 5 metre square $55pw. + bond. Phone 66857330 Siwicki Real Estate, 17 Fingal St, 1BR LARGE STUDIO new wood floors, Brunswick Heads. Phone 66851206 views to ocean from long verandah, BANGALOW 3 large bedrooms, 2 Ocean Shores $180pw. 0411583376 bathroom + separate studio $500pw. BEACHSIDE SUFFOLK light 3brs, Phone 0412522540 SLUG $350pw. Phone 66841364 CARAVAN Ewingsdale, private bush MYOCUM self-contained cottage situation, renovated, TV/DVD & much more $100pw inclusive. 66847675 $195pw. Phone 66848046

INDUSTRIAL UNIT Billi $77pw. Siwicki BYRON large studio apartment, leafy RE, 17 Fingal St, Bruns. 66851206 outlook, decks, full or part-furn, suit ARTIST WANTED couple $250pw. Phone 0428139882 For non-residential studio space ie. OCEAN SHORES house avail August painters, quiet sculptors or ceramicists, rent from $45pw neg. Byron Ind $375pw, brand new 2-storey, 3brs main Estate. Share with 3 easygoing artists. with ensuite. Phone 0414682350 Phone 66851630 MULLUMBIMBY not your regular flat, HEALING SPACE $30/day Stuart St, 1 of 2 set on large elevated block, Mullumbimby. Amandala 0409093147 newly renovated, 3-4brs, huge living room $360pw includes water, electricity & moving. Enquiries 66801324 Ă•Ă€iÂŽ>ĂŠqĂŠ,OVELY TIMBER COUNTRY COTTAGE NTH O.S. 3br house, new kitchen/bathWITH RURAL OUTLOOK B R SLEEPOUT STUDY rm, avail now $300pw. 0413952332 SEP LOUNGE DINING OPENING ONTO HUGE DECK POLISHED TIMBER m OORS DBLE CARPORT !VAIL ROSEBANK stone & timber cottage ./7 fәäĂœ $200pw + bond avail 6/8. 66882092 ՓÕÂ?}ÂˆĂ‰ iĂ?…ˆÂ?Â?ĂŠqq ,ARGE COUNTRY BEACHSIDE Suffolk Park self-cont 1 HOME ON PVTE ACRES B RS BATH SHOWER or 2br garden flat, private $230pw, long POLISHED TIMBER m OORS CARPET 3UIT HORSES term OK. Phone 0401829701 PETS !VAIL ./7 fĂŽääĂœ #ONTACT 4AMARA &LANAGAN OR SUFFOLK large fully-contained & fur nished studio in a lush tropical setting, a very private gem, not suitable for pets or kids $250pw incl. Ph 0419691234

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WANTED TO RENT ECHO ACCOUNTS POLICY: Ads in this section must be paid by credit card or in person at time of placement. FURNISHED ACCOMMODATION needed in Byron, Belongil, Lilli Pilli for students in yoga teacher trainings 1-26 Aug and 24 Oct-16 Dec. Email: info@yogarts.com.au LOOKING for my own unfurn long term home Mullum/Byron, reas rent, have full time work, happy to house sit. Phone Kym 0411606882, 66854933 1-2 BR RURAL HOUSE no traffic noise please for ideal tenant, excellent references. Phone 07 55338605

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PROFESSIONAL COUPLE with 2 kids & elderly dog seeking 3 bedroom home prefer long lease, any area considered, willing to pay up to $250pw. Phone POSSUM CREEK beautifully appoint- Sarah 0409324810 ed large 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, part-furnished home, magnificent HEALTHY HEALER studying full-time views, private, 12 minutes to Byron seeks self-cont abode with creative $550pw incl cleaner. Phone 66871526 space in nature near Byron or share with 1. Phone Ben 0432477299 POSSUM CREEK sunny renov 1br WANTING to retrieve my life from a cottage $195pw incl elect. 66807410 storage shed. Creative, mature woman 1BR GRANNY FLAT walk to Byron seeking spacious share home. Ph $155pw. Phone 66856335 CATHERINE PERVERSI 0431600138 ROOM IN SUFFOLK close to beach LOOKING for small house or cottage, $100pw + bond + bills, wireless inter- flexible about size & location, profesnet. Phone 0411696384 sional person with great references. Please phone Deon 66854130

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RETAIL STAFF wanted for fashion store. Industry experience essential, polished appearance & interest in fashion a bonus. Please post resumes to 3/27 Byron St Byron Bay Att: Manager PROJECT OFFICER Expressions of interest are invited from Brunswick Valley residents to conduct a feasibility study and establish a Work for the Dole program, designed to assist with the various town projects identified in the Taking Care of Brunswick Strategic Plan. Applications for this short term position, with total remuneration of $2000 close 26th July. Interested applicants should contact Trish on 0438851236 to obtain a job description and criteria. CASUAL RECEPTIONIST. 1 day per week, very busy wellness centre. Must be positive, proficient in Quark, Dreamweaver, Outlook Express & Word. 0429194912, 66855475 AH. VB PROGRAMMER required for contract work. Must have skills in VB6 & SQL Server. Immediate start. Email CV to: jobs@shantisoftware.com

Bag of ten Hippeastrum bulbs Suffolk sport fields EARLY CHILDHOOD MUSIC, PIANO, for $3 supports youth work at A concept plan will be preSINGING. Individual tailored lessons by Mullumbimby High School. sented at the community hall experienced professional. 66854772 (end of Clifford Street) on Phone Julie 6680 1740. Thursday July 21 at 7.30pm. MUSICAL NOTES Knitting class Come and have your say. Bring Knitters are invited to a free BYRON SOUND LOUNGE your kids. Your participation Recording, rehearsal & PA hire, class tutored by Jo Gordon on and support are vital. 7 days early till late. 66808938 Wednesday July 20 at 9.30am BASS AMP at Mullumbimby CWA Men change your life Gallien Krueger 400RB VGC – have Rooms, Tincogan Street. After the ďŹ rst highly successful upgraded $500. Phone 0412732465 Make a stylish poncho. Bring Common Ground for men Ă•ÂˆĂŒ>ÀÊ,iÂŤ>ÂˆĂ€ĂƒĂŠ your own wool and needles. program the next group is now EĂŠ,iĂƒĂŒÂœĂ€>ĂŒÂˆÂœÂ˜ Brunswick Valley U3A enrolling. Addressing the issues that Australian men are Speakers Forum on July 20 facing in these changing times. Barry Evans will talk about Contact Gary 6685 4841 or *Ă€ÂœviĂƒĂƒÂˆÂœÂ˜>Â?ĂŠ Ă•ÂˆĂŒ>ÀÊ,iÂŤ>ÂˆĂ€Ăƒ]ĂŠ The Buttery at the Uniting Neil 6684 7246. *iĂ€vÂœĂ€Â“>˜ViĂŠEĂŠ/Ă•ÂˆĂŒÂˆÂœÂ˜°ĂŠ Church Hall, Brunswick

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PHOEBE CATES Love Mum, Dad, Ness, Ann, Ahrjee.

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Enq 66808872 Sunday Service 10am 40 Banksia Dr, Byron Ind. Est.

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IN MEMORIAM WORK WANTED ECHO ACCOUNTS POLICY: Ads in this section must be paid by credit card or in person at time of placement. CLEANER/HANDYMAN/GARDENER Conscientious high standard service for inside & around the home. Chay 66843004, 0402633693 MINI TIPPER with driver needs work, rubbish removal, cartage. Anything! Anywhere! David 0427018861 ABC HANDYMAN Gardening, lawnmowing. Big smile, small rate! $15/hr. Call George 0437170026

FRASER, VAL – 19/7/04 Always in our hearts. Love Joan, Alan & Carol (dec) & families.

RETURN THANKS THE FAMILY OF BETTY SIMPSON Wish to thank staff of Mullumbimby Hospital, Doctors and others for the wonderful care shown to my wife and our mother.

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DANCERS, BAR STAFF required at Players Universal Lounge. Full or parttime. Full training provided. Earn lots & lots of $$$ & have lots of fun. Ph after 1pm 0732299344, Byron 0415662585

LAWNMOWING AND GARDENING Handyman. Quality work. Discount rates. Phone 0427533184 HORTICULTURIST TRAINEE Arborist, pruning, tree care, garden mainteLOST: TAN 4YO STAFFY NAMED nance, tend vegies. Scott 66809408 PEGGY, distinctive bald patches on RELIABLE CLEANER reasonable her back. Last seen at Ocean Shores rates. Ph 0400291855 or 66855354 early last week $500 reward offered. Very loved pet. Call 66846069

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Animal Welfare League NSW (North Coast Branch) 66844070.

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LAWNMOWING & GARDENING Pruning, fertilising, spraying. Contact David 0427018861

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CHANEL is a gorgeous girl, a beautiful blue-eyed blond with a temperament to match. You can meet her, along with our other cats & kittens at our Cat Adoption Centre, 124 Dalley St, Mullumbimby, Tues & Sat 9-11am, Thurs 3-5pm.

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BORDER COLLIE x kelpie 9 mths fem, GERMAN – conversational, creative, m’ch desex reg $150 neg. 66801551 fun, by native teacher. 66854772 FREE TO GOOD HOME 5yo dalmatian SINGING TUITION enjoy vocal & per- x, needs fenced yard. 66840297 sonal development through liberating BEAGLE purebred, 1 year old, free to the voice. Voice problems welcome. Exp good home. Phone 66770076 teacher. Victoria Thomson 66761695

SOCIAL ESCORTS BALLINA Exclusive Company 5-star premises now open, 34 Piper Drive, Ballina, 10am till late. 66816038 BYRON BALLINA 0432418835

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BYRON SENSUAL DELIGHTS. Exploring touch. Wednesday in/out calls. Phone 0402169906

General meeting at 7.30pm Monday July 25 at Ocean Shores Community Centre. New members invited to get involved in community issues.

The Artist Studio Lady Viazey, a New Yorker who has lived in Britain for many years, will examine the rich variety of ways that artists work, so-called audio practice. Lecture on Monday July 25 at the A&I Hall, Bangalow at 7.30pm. Join with members for drinks and supper. All guests welcome. Contact Susan Shearer 0414 658 025.

Food for thought Are you fun, creative and would like to offer something worthwhile to the community? Byron Youth Service is looking for a new lunchtime volunteer to work two hours every Thursday for the next nine weeks. Cook up a free feed and share your culinary tips with young learners. Food donated by Farmers Market, Santos, Gourmet Pies and Lebanese Kitchen. Contact Renee Simone 6685 7777.

U3A Ballina/Byron John Bailey, author of The Lost German Slave Girl, will speak at the next meeting on July 26 at the CWA rooms, Brunswick Heads at 10am. Enquiries 6685 1049.

Friends of Feros AGM on Tuesday August 2 at 2pm at Feros Village, Marvell Street, Byron Bay. Trish Blakely, co-ordinator of Community Care who will talk about new services for Feros Care. Afternoon tea to follow. All welcome.

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AUSSIE RULES Byron Magpies Magpies took on Brunswick Bulldogs at Bangalow. U10’s. All looked good all game. U12’s. Magpies scored their 11th straight win for the season to remain undefeated. Score: Byron: 15.11.101 def Brunswick 3.6.24, Goals: Matt 5, Daniel 3, Tully 2, Kai, Jonah, Cory, Shaun, Sean 1. U14’s. Late charge by the Bulldogs good but not enough. Magpies holding on for a 3 point win. Score: Byron 8.9.57 def Brunswick 8.6.54. Goals: Max, Isaac, Seb B, Jack all 2. Next Game: Sun. Magpies v Bombers at Ballina. BV Bulldogs Round 11: Brunswick v Byron at Bangalow. U12 Brunswick 3.6.24 Byron 15.11.101. Notable players Coedie McC, Djuaan C, Harley R, Amos T, Kurt S. U14 Brunswick 8.6.54 Byron 8.9.57. Great team effort. Good games Josh I, Jay and Abe S. BOWLS Brunswick Heads Men Entries for Garrards Butchery Versatile 4s on 23/7 close 4pm Thu 21/7. Wed 15/7 1st L Lowe, I Saltmarsh, M Petrou; 2nd K Boorman, C Jensen, K Cross; 3rd L Torresi, J Pyphers, D Croft . Sat Pennant Celebration, terrrific success. Sun winners 24/7 1st Pand R Appel. Major Singles 3rd Rd K McClelland def R Tonkin; M Petrou def R Montgomery. Semi Final K McClelland v R Barnes; C Marshall v M Petrou next Sun am. Round Robin Next game 21/7 at Cudgen. Mens Self Select Triples every Wed. Mens pairs, triples Sat. Ladies playing Sat pm. Medley 2 bowl Pairs Sun am. Members of all other clubs welcome. Entries for remaining c’ships close Wed 20/7 5pm. Keep checking notice boards. Brunswick Heads Women 12/7 AGM Office bearers 2005/06 President S Iversen; Vice Pres D Lobb, R Mills; Sec B McCormick; Treasurer A Revie; Committee S Riley, M Darby, E Marks. Match/selection Committee D Guest, Chairman, P Appel, D Hay, D Batson, B Wyborn. Delegate to TBDWBA K Freeman, Publicity officer M Mitchell, Welfare officer J Kearney. Social bowls: Z Wagner, B McCormick, D Guest 21 v D Chapman, N Stearman, J Kearney 16; R Mills, B O’Donnell, M Parsons 22 v A Revie, E Lewis, S Iversen 21; E Beddoes, M Caldwell 38 v M Darby, T Warr 4; P Appel, K Hasson 29 v B Wyborn, B Boorman 19; Trophy winners: M Caldwell, E Beddoes, Z Wagner, L McCormick, D Guest, B Boorman, B Wyborn. Raffle won by M Parsons. Burringbar Bush Ticks Congrats No 4 and No 7 Pennants players, received r/up flags last Sat. Fri winners: Lyn, Faye. Euchre winners: Marg, KG. Darts winners: Barney, Mick. Good to see J Boyle and N Allard after their illness. Friendship Force visit Fri 29/7 start 1.30pm. Put names on sheet. Final of club singles played Sat, P Earl d G Cook 31 to 27. Winners Sat: D Dixon, K Nilon, r/up N Allard, R Donnelly. Sun winners Elsie,Sirpa. Lennox Head Men C’ships, Major Singles J Calandro 31 d T McFadden 18; Major Pairs Semi Final B Malcolm D Kemp 21 d P Blair G Maloney 15. Tues 12/7 Triples, K Davey, B Martin, R Orme winners 20 d F Cullen, D Meaney, G Carter 11; J Swain, I Whitehall, M Daley r/up 25 d B Cousins, R Gregor, P Wilson 24; T Hunting, K Torrens, L Chaseling 29 d I Newell, P Thurtell, G Brook 6 pack 12. Sat 16/7 Social Bowls. T Hunting, J Moore, K Torrens winners 25 d J Swain, C Skennar, T Barr Jackpot $20, 11; B Malcolm D Kemp r/up. C’ships Sat 23/7 Minor Pairs Final R Clarke, B Potts v P Clarke, G Reynolds. Lennox Head Mixed Fri 15/7 Open Pairs .F Paterson, P Wilson winners 20 d S Whitehall, B McRae 19; J Murphy, G Maloney r/up 24 d G and L Martin 21; D and B Martin, R and B Orme, Loser chooks. Mixed 4s C’ships J Brook, J Murphy, G Maloney, G Brook 23 d M Hanaway, A Dunger, J Dudgeon, M Daley 15; R Gregor, F Paterson, O Stobart, P Wilson 25 d H Davy, M Peart, B Peart, K McGuire 15; G Bowden, B Hall ,I Whitehall, W Abraham 26 d D Martin, B Martin, R Orme, B Orme 9. Mixed Pairs C’ships J Murphy, G Maloney 24 d G and L Martin 21. Mixed Pairs C’ships to be played on or before 24/7 G Bowden, B Hall, V D Martin, B Martin; H Davey, K McGuire, V W Abraham, D Hambly; O Stobart, D Taylor jnr V F Paterson, P Wilson, S Whitehall, I Whitehall, V K Philp, G Simon. Lennox Head Women AGM 13/7, Women’s committee: President N Holmes; Vice Presidents J Murphy, G Moore, Treasurer D Martin; Secretary B Hall, Publicity Officer S Whitehall; Welfare Officer S Nichol; Selectors G Lee, G Martin, B Orme, F Somerville, M Battese Chair; Social Committee B Neill ,J Pratten, B Turner Chair; Mixed Committee J Brook, J Murphy, E Barr, A Dunger. 2005 Triple Championship H Burgess, G Martin, G Lee , Club Champions 24 d A Dunger ,F Somerville, D Gibbon 21. What a great match. Wed 13/7 Social Bowls H Burgess, G Martin, G Lee, winners v R Benten, F McCarthy, M Battese, K Philp R/up. Players are reminded of visit by Yamba Ladies on the 20/7, come along and make them welcome. Tea Rosters 20/7 N Davy, A Dunger ,27/7 H Burgess, B Ellem. Mullumbimby Men Wed winners on secret margin: T Pepper, P Jones, T Johnston 17 d M Murphy, S Smart, E Batson 12. Other results: A Pyzer, W Hampson, F Buckley 35 d A Bartlett, J Henry, R Gray 11; J Snow, J McKay 23 d S Condie, R Philps 12; L Boyter, S Purdie, N Philp 24 d E Stratford, S Purdie, N Philps 11; A Johnstone, B Coleman, M

Brown 21 d L Alidenes, F Cornale, M Walker 17. Sat 16/7 results appearing next week. Great to see Doug Henry out of Hospital. Mullumbimby Women 12/7 C’ship Pairs results: E Jones, J Beaumont winners 26 v J Nicholls, J Graham 10. Social: B James, S Brown, J Kidman 30 v B Gray, H Robb, J Towner 18; M Gleeson, B Reglin, B Croft 30 v J Taylor, A Philp, R Thompson 17. Raffle H Robb. Classic 4s 25/7. Annual meeting 26/7. Watch board for C’ships. Ocean Shores Men 11/7 winners: G Wiggers, K McMorrow, T Skelton; r/up C Carrol, R Roberts, K Hansen; 3rd A Sultas, K Kennedy, M Ellis; 4th P Henderson, J Sullivan, L Hoffman; 5th P Wood, F Wade, K Roberts. 16/7 Winter cup winners D Lawson, K Farrell; r/up R Kirkland, M Knott; 3rd L Mason, W Sprengel; 4th M Enright, T Skelton; 5th A Pyzer, K Kirkland. Carsburg Holden Club Pairs C’ship Rnd 3: J T and J Gray d R and K Roberts; S Pratt, W Priest d S Kelly, D Matheson; M Ellis, T Fysh d B Burgess, T Makin; R Ellis, T Mason d D Perez, F Wade. AGM 22/7 after bowls. Ocean Shores Women Wed 13/7 Mixed Social Bowls, winners highest margin F Crowder , P Sullivan, r/up L McGowran, K Kennedy, B Sprengel; other winners N Russell, W Sprengel, H Gates, M Moodie, L Campbell, D Hawting, F Wade. Raffle won by E Carroll. Fri. 15/7 AGM, Executive for 2005/06: President M Hosie, Vice Presidents L Bradford,C Tisdell, Secretary M James, Treasurer P Campbell, Match Committee M McConville, L Mason, G Rojo, M Flesser, L Bradford, Social Committee E Hill, G Martin, B Stone, B Sprengel, J Williams, Publicity Officer J Harding, District Delegate G Johnston, Welfare Officer M Franks.Raffle won by E Carroll. Sun 7/8 visit from Gold Coast Bowlers, mixed bowls day. played in morning, BBQ afterwards, list on Board. Fri, 12/8 Seahorse Triples, members make up triples teams to play, list on board. Ocean Shores Vets 14/7 Single Par winner: N Adcock +3; r/up G Painter +2 c/b; M Brady +2. NTP 3rd J Groff, B Spruce; 17th J Conqueror, H Gould. Capt pin K Kennedy. Vice Capt Long Drive B Devlin, L Hoffman. Balls to -5. BRIDGE Brunswick Valley BH Bridge Club meets at Bruns Hds Comm Centre 12.45pm Mon, Sat and at OS Country Club Wed evenings 6.45pm. Players of all standards welcome. 9/7 North South 1st gross A and G Withy. 2nd gross and 1st nett H Lewis, P Sullivan. 2nd nett G Falson, J Selleck. East West 1st Gross and 1st nett A Tonkin, J Murray. 2nd gross I Homfray, R Fox. 2nd Nett M Solway, F Armstrong. Sat 16/7.N.S. 1st Gross and Net J Lipski, J Wright. 2nd Gross C Johnson, D Dare. 2nd Nett N Van den heuvel, K Westall. E.W. 1st Gross and 2nd nett A Gray, S Easterbrook. 2nd Gross P Keyte, P Webb. 1st Nett F Armstrong, M Solway. Ocean Shores Wed. 13/7 1st Gross and Net P Sullivan, P Webb. 2nd Gross: P Baldwin, T Crittle. 2nd Net: P nd R Keyte. New starting time 6.45pm. CRICKET Mullumbimby / Brunswick Seniors Club starting preparations for upcoming season. Meeting at Thompson Oval 20/7, 7pm discussing future of senior and junior cricket in area. Everyone invited. CYCLING Byron Bay Freeriders Byron Bay Freeriders social road ride leaves clock tower Byron Bay 7am Sat. Everyone welcome, rides chosen to suit those who turn up on the day. Road training rides leave clock tower Byron Bay 6am sharp on Tues, Thurs, Sat, fast pace. Jay takes Northern Rivers Adventure Rides each Sun. Contact Jay, True Wheels on 6684 1959 for info. DARTS Closed Comp Results. Mens singles: R Lawrence d R Jones. Mens doubles: R Ginger , R Jones d D Cornale, P Smith. Womens singles: M Sheaffe d L Boorman. Womens doubles: Maree, Penny Greenhalgh d M Sheaffe, A Schneider. Mixed doubles: G Warwick, L Boormand, R Ginger, K Boorman. Drawn doubles: R Lawrence, L Boorman d R Jones, G Warwick. Mens High Score: 140 D Cornale. Mens High Peg: 116 R Ginger. Women High Score: 135 J Ginger. Women High Peg: 88 P Leece. Rnd 1, 2nd comp. Start Wed 20/7. Home venue first. Shafter’s v Workers; WCD’s v Armed & Dangerous; Who Cares v The Drifters; Ocean Shores Tavern Bye. GOLF Mullumbimby Ladies 5/7 Single Stab winner Div 1 J Ross 36, Div 2 T Batson 26; NTP J Ross, G Lynn, E Dengate, K Thomson. Pro pin M Essery. Balls: J Ross 36, E Dengate 35,J Dengate 33 c/b. Thur 24/7 Monthly Medal/Vardon/Gwladd Murray Stroke 1st T 9am J Ross, A Mitchell, G Lynn; 9.06am F Gannell, S Kosaka, N Carsburg; 9.12am M Essery, M Crighton, G Mackay; 9.18am l Riches, G Redman, A Moser; 9.24am B Mules. 10th T: 9am L Siddall, L Walker, P Sewell; 9.06am K Thomson, C Robbins, B Wood; 9.12am K Mudgway, T Robbins, E Henshaw; 9.18am T Batson, N Dwyer, J Beer; 9.24am B James, E Leclere, l Froggat; 9.30am G Smith. Mullumbimby Men 16/7 Single Stroke winner P Griffin, r/up S Brecard; G Childs; B Reid; K Maeda; D Morgan; M Grainer. NTP A Wedd 47cm; G Jenner; K Lawler; S Cooper. Ian McRaes not won. Gundies Mug P Griffin. P Griffin won the day. Ocean Shores Men 11/7 Indiv Medley Stab winner: R Dunlop 39; r/up P Ritchie 36; K Scanlon 35; NTP B Smith, R Devir; Balls to 30; CCR 73. 13/7 Stab winner:

I Miller 40; r/up I Wingad 40, A Crockett 39; NTP K Danswan, I McGuire, Pro pin W Sorrell; Balls to 33; CCR 72. 16/7 2 Person Ambrose winners: G and R Lovell 60 1/2; r/up M Wilson, D Bourke 61 1/2; C Miller, R Moffitt 62 3/4. NTP J Bolger, B Larracy; Balls to 67 1/2. Ocean Shores Ladies Tue 12/7 Stroke 5th WGA Club Medal Div 1 winner F Crowder 73 nett c/b; r/up J Brown 73 nett. Div 2 winner M Lawson 70 nett, r/up S Brady 76 nett. Div 3 winner M Mc Conville 80 nett, r/up K Jensen 81 nett. NTP J Brown; J Skelton; K Jensen. Putting L McGowran 28; J Hoffman 33; K Jensen 34 c/b. Vouchers to 80. Thur 14/7 9 Hole Stab winner J Gray. Vouchers to 17. 18 Hole Stab winner D Elliott 33. Vouchers to 30. Sat 16/7 2 Person Ambrose winners B Wingrad, K King 72 1/4, r/up C Martin, K Jansen 72 1/2. NETBALL Brunswick Byron 12pm canteen Bangalow, 1.45pm Main Arm. Table OS. Equip Duty: Netta Mermaids; Juniors Barnicles. 12.30pm Ct 1: Barnicles v Bay Beauites, umpires J Gray, H Govett; Ct 3 Seasnakes v Skittles, M Action, K Dennis; Ct 4 Flames v Beach Bumbs, E Dennis, Lara; Ct 5 Barracudas v Funky Monkeys, Mesha Grant, G Tait; Ct 6 Barbies v Hippy Pippys, B Mcpherson, J Donoghue; Netta: Ct 7 Byron Netta v Bluebirds, Coaches; Ct 9 Seastars v Hot Cheries, Hot Cherries; Ct 10 Mermaids v Roxys, Mermaids. 1.45pm Ct 1 Hot Tuna v Mby Ladies, Kelly H, Taveners; Ct 3 Nudibracs v Clams, Bay Girls, Kellie Griffith; Ct 4 Bay Boilers v Choc Frogs, Karly Moir, Seahorses; Ct 5 Coctails v Coco Crushers, Lara, Narelle; Ct 6 Classics v Bay Bellas, Rebecca, Sandra. 3pm Ct 1 Baileys v Taveners, Emma Hughes, Danielle; Ct 3 Bay Girls v Shop Girls, Bay Boilers, Coctails; Ct 4 Sharks v Dolphins, Bay Boilers, Coco Crushers; Ct 5 Joeys v Blades, Bay Bellas, Chock Frogs; Ct 6 Mullum v Seashorses, Jo, Classics; Bye Byron Bondz; Equip Duty Blades. Fun Nett recommences 12.30pm at Oval with Kelly. RUGBY UNION Brunswick Juniors Comp recommences Friday after school hols. U10s, U15s at Bruns, other sides away. All fees to be paid up. Subscription $60 per player. Cut rates for new players wishing to finish season. Ring Darryl Quigley 6684 7151. Mullum/Ocean Shores Sat: loss 14 to 0 in a tough game. D Wraights, J Stevens scrummaging impressively. P Went made tackle of season, great effort from J Blackett. Get you coats and ties ready for dinner at Mooball 6/8. Moonshiners away to University this week. SOCCER Mullumbimby Juniors Gr 10 Seahorses 2 tough games over w’end, losing 4-1 to South Lismore Sat. Great keeping Pierce, good effort from Eddie. Sun unlucky to lose 2-1 to Ballina . Better teamwork,great defence from Ariel and Nat, good games for Sam M, Dasaan. Sportsmanship award to Pascal; MoM Ollie. Nice goal from Max. Committee meeting Wed at Mullumbimby Ex Services Club from 7.30pm. All welcome. SQUASH Brunswick Heads Wed 20/7 Rnd 1 Mullum Jewellers v Byron Trophies: S Varty v G Davis; C Sleep v B Trivett; C Walsh v S Crandell; R Cameron v J Nicolson; S Truesdale v A Tully. Bruns Pharmacy v Potato Works: B Staff v M Page Smith; J Heaney v C Staff; S Hogan v C Booth; F King v J Heers; D Dennis v J Miller. Bruns Blinds v OS Glass: M Pfeil v B Johnston; M Underwood v G Chandler; D Runciman v R James; S Page Smith v J Holmes; R King v Jeff Heers. Cant’s Surveyors v Bruns Smash: S Thompson v R Mansfield; S Koop v L Crandell; T Wood v J Gribble; C Johnston v I Barnes; M Rogers v B Doran. Mon 25/7 Rnd 13, Div 1, 5pm: B Staff v S Sleep; M Page Smith v G Davis; R Mansfield v D Bird; A Brooker Bye. Div 2, 5pm S Varty v M Pfeil; M Cassidy v S Koop; 6pm B Johnston v L Clarke. Div 3, 5pm R Draper v J Heaney; 6pm B Trivett v D Runciman; M Ottery Bye. Div 4, 5pm D Moresby v P Carruthers; B Doran v G Thomas; R King v S Truesdale. Div 6, 5pm A Brooker v A Thomas; M Sylverster v S Gallager; 5.30pm M Decarne v D Holmes. To paly phone 6685 1794. TENNIS Mullumbimby Mens comp resumes 19/7. Ladies comp resumes 18/7. Mixed comp results: Div 1 Bashers d Munchies; Learners d Flyers.Div 2 Guns d Carvers; Hoodlums d Burners. Club C’ship dates and forms available from canteen. Mixed Sat Social starts at 1.30pm. Ladies social iWed, 9.15am. All players are welcome to both social days, Club membership not required. For enquiries regarding coaching Justin 0403 841 241, all other enquiries Jeanie 6680 4353w or 6680 1330h. VOLLEYBALL Brunswick Heads Tue 19/7 Finals and Play Offs. Mullum M’cycles Jetskis Comp. 6pm Flash v Hit and Run; Brewers v Pissies; Bugs v Rebels; Duty Volleys. 7pm Pissies Too v Backburners; Starlights v Grubs; Volleys v Lounge Lizards; Nanas Bye; Duty Flash. Thur 21/7 Rnd 14 OS True Halue Hardware Comp. 6pm Terminators v Pink Malibus; Hot and Sweaty v What The?; Fudge Puppies v Kit Kats; Vixens v Triplets; Duty Bob the Builder, Court Jesters. 7pm Bob the Builder v Exodia; Court Jesters v Nickies; Chilli Twist v Elles. Duty Terminators. New Tue 4 A Side mixed comp starts next week. 3 A Side Ladies the following. To play phone 6685 1794. Beginners welcome.

Local swimmers successful in Sydney

Left to right: Gemma Johnson, Anna Campbell and Kate Johnson with head coach Peter Charlton standing behind. The girls are celebrating the Ballina Swim School’s third place in the State Open Short Course Swimming Championships held in Sydney recently.

Five swimmers from the Ballina Indoor Swim Team produced some outstanding performances at the NSW State Open Short Course Swimming Championships held at the Sydney Aquatic Centre earlier this month. The team comprised Gemma and Kate Johnson from Lennox Head, Sean Johnson also from Lennox Head, Dean Mackay and Anna Campbell and placed third out of 88 NSW clubs in the ďŹ nal pointscore, one the best results for the club since its formation in 1991. Fifteen year old Gemma Johnson led the charge with a gold in the 50m buttery, silver in 50m freestyle, bronze in 100m freestyle and personal best times in all her other events. Her sister Kate, aged 17, won silver in 100m buttery and 16-18 years 400m individual medley in personal best times and bronze in the open 400m freestyle.

Dean Mackay won silver in 16-18 years 400m freestyle and Sean Johnson swam personal best times in all his events. The final tally included one gold, three silver, two bronze medals, 12 ďŹ nalist ribbons and 11 personal best times. Meanwhile, 12 year old Nathan Gray from Lennox Head competed in the Queensland State Age and Open Short Course Swimming Championships winning a silver in the 200m backstroke after recording several personal bests at the recent NSW Country Short Course Championships.The club ďŹ nished seventh the in ďŹ nal point score out of 69 country clubs with two new country records set by Gemma Johnson in 15 years 100m freestyle and 15 years 100m buttery. Needless to say, head coach Peter Charlton is delighted with all the swimmers and their excellent results.

Surf clinic success story If you are a young surfer who would like to improve your surfing skills, regardless of your level of ability you are invited to join SurďŹ ng Far North Coast’s Saturday morning surf clinic. The clinic is organised by SurďŹ ng FNC administrator Keith Anderson and regional coaching director Steve Foreman and has been set up as a regional development program for junior surfers. Those attending the clinic so far have been fortunate to receive high quality instruction from Steve who is a long term surf coach with level 2 accreditation, the highest level attainable. With over 20 years experience in surf coaching, Steve coached at Byron Shire’s ďŹ rst community based surf schools dating back to the early 1980s. These clinics proved to be extremely successful, with many of today’s champions

attending. Steve’s ability to bring out the best in a surfer has produced a stream of outstanding results including Pauline Menzcer, 1993 world champion; James Wood, two times world grommet champion; Jock Barnes, 2nd in world grommet titles twice and Australian champion twice. He is currently coaching Layne Beachley, six times world champion. Steve One is ably assisted by Steve Two, Steve Drew, president of the Brunswick Heads Boardriders Club and level 1 accredited coach. Both Steves and Keith are delighted to give up their Saturday mornings to run this much needed program which the kids and parents all thoroughly enjoy. For more information, or to join in the fun please contact Keith Anderson on 6685 7822.

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Sports Roundup with Alex McAuley Poor Devils take quite a beating

Billabong Pro waits for waves Pristine waves of around three to four feet pulsed through ‘Supertubes’ at Jeffreys Bay, South Africa for the first round of the Billabong Pro last week with the top three seeds all showing that they want this title. So spectacular were their performances that many claimed it was some of the best surfing seen on the 2005 men’s world tour to date. Joel Parkinson posted a massive 18.57 out of a pos-

sible 20, while Kelly Slater recorded a total of 17.9 and Andy Irons a total of 17.00. ‘I felt good… I can’t tell you what was going through my mind,’ said Parkinson when asked what he was thinking when he destroyed his first wave of the heat to score a 9.57 out of 10. ‘It’s such a long and fast wave you don’t know what goes on in your head. You do one turn and you’re stoked to make it, or you come out of a

little barrel – you just get straight back into it after each turn.’ Mick Fanning also won his first heat comfortably, as did Byron Bay’s Danny Wills, both of whom go straight through to the third round. Unfortunately, the excellent conditions that prevailed on day one have completely disappeared and the event is on hold until the predicted swell comes through in the next couple of days.

Newton juniors tee off at Mullumbimby Mullumbimby Golf Club was a hive of activity last week acting as co-host of the 2005 Jack Newton Junior The sentiments of the crowd are written on this poor Devil’s face during their 82-20 thrashing by Golf Foundation State Age Cudgen over the weekend. After only eleven players turned up for training on Thursday for both first Championships (JNJGF). and reserve grade, coach Arthur Sauverain was tempted to forfeit. However, he discovered that the U18s would not be able to play unless the club fielded a team in first grade, so the eleven hardy souls The JNJGF promotes junior golf and runs competitions who came to training were it. Sauverain would like to thank those who played over the weekend so that the U18s could continue with their good form and reminds everyone else that training is Tuesday in the same format as those and Thursday evenings from 6pm; everyone needs to be there. Final score Cudgen 82 d Byron Bay 20; in which the professionals reserves Cudgen d Byron Bay on forfeit; U18 Byron Bay 10 d Cudgen 8. Next weekend Byron Bay play. travel to South Tweed, and Mullumbimby to Cudgen. Photo Jeff ‘Stranglehold’ Dawson Over three hundred girls and boys played the Mullumbimby and Murwillumbah courses for one day each on Tuesday and Wednesday, and then the lower half scorers of each age group played at Murwillumbah on the Thursday and Friday for the Cup whilst Mullumbimby hosted the players vying for the Plate. The week presented an opportunity to witness a very high standard golf including an exciting playoff in the 15 year boys’ division which went to three holes. Damien Webber, the Mullumbimby professional, is the district JNJGF Coach and coordinator and has played in these championships himself. He was on Byron Bay is home to two emerging surfing champions and they are both in the same family. Recent hand to show Jack Newton winner of the 16 boys division in the Rusty Gromfest, Ellis Ericson, also took out the U18 boys around on Thursday and regional championships held at Tallow Beach last week. As the NSW northern regional champion, he praised the players on their will travel to Coffs Harbour for the state titles later this year. His sister, Aurora Ericson, won the U16 conduct and standard of golf girls regional championships and will travel with Ellis to Coffs Harbour as part of the Surfing Far during the week. North Coast team. Congratulations and good luck to both young Ericsons. The greenkeepers, led by Mick Trivett, did a fantastic job of getting the course to top playing conditions, particularly so soon after the floods which had the whole course under water. Up to 90 volunteers from Mullumbimby Golf Club helped in maintaining the smooth running of the competition contributing to the well-

Champion surfing siblings in state titles

Hotel Brunswick supports junior soccer

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Winner of the 15 year old boys division Plate, Nick Cochrane from Gold Creek High in Canberra lines up a putt during the playoff at Mullumbimby Golf Club last Friday. Photo Jeff ‘Silly Putt’ Dawson

known North Coast hospitality which many visiting families praised highly. From 6.00am daily the carpark attendants did a magnificent job; and catering staff worked hard to feed over 320 people a day from that hour through to late afternoon. Out on the course there were starters, scorers, rovers and spotters all of whom had a great time seeing so many young people from all over the state playing such good golf. Many visiting parents and players praised the volunteer

workers and commented that the course was an unexpected challenge and that they were looking forward to coming back next year to try again. Mullumbimby Golf Club wishes to thank all the staff and volunteers without whom this prestigious event would never have happened. The Jack Newton JGFA holds the Stage Age Championships in the same district for two consecutive years, so be ready to come and watch our future champions play some great golf again in 2006.

what’s happening surfside

New Brighton Boardriders The Newy crew held their second round on Sunday in ver y testing condtions. Results: open 1 Dan, 2 Macca, 3 Rangi, 4 Legge; grommets 1 Sam, 2 Tyrone, 3 Jackson, 4 Locky. Highest The Hotel Brunswick has generously helped another junior sporting club with contributions to help placed woman Mia. It was purchase much needed equipment for the Brunswick Junior Soccer Club. The commitment to local community groups by Trish McCulloch and The Hotel Brunswick management is greatly appreciated by great to see the young guys all the players and parents at the Brunswick ‘Breakers’. Photographed is club president Kieran Morris- down there getting some sey with Hotel Brunswick licensee Trish McCulloch, fundraising coordinator from BHJSC Uli Burt and a waves; hope to see you all number of excited future champions. there next comp. Thanks to

Ocean Shores Butchery, Ocean Shores Bakery, Ocean Shores Hardware and the Newy Shop for their generous donations. Next comp Sun August 7 at the Newy Shop Break at 7.30am.

Brunswick Boardriders Great day at the beach with waves improving as the day went on. Results: flea girls 1 J Cody-Ward, 2 T Butler, 3 A Currie; junior girls 1 C Shep-

herd, 2 R Rogan; open women 1 S Hudson, 2 N Johnson, 3 T Currie; flea boys 1 S Johnson, 2 T Franklin, 3 T Boucaut; junior boys 1 B Franklin, 2 I Darwana, 3 S Pentridge; open men 1 I Darwana, 2 T Foreman, 3 B O’Brien; bodyboard mixed fleas 1 B Hill, 2 Brendan Hill, 3 E Hutley; bodyboard junior boys 1 B Bedrel, 2 M Moffett, 3 A Ebberwhite; mens masters 1 D Jurd, 2 V Plant, 3 K Lee.

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The Cutest Cottage and Studio in The Pocket Peaceful, plenty of birds and native wildlife all at your door step in this rural flood free setting in The Pocket. You have the best of both worlds with one acre of usable land, creek front, ingound pool, studio great for guests, three bedroom cottage, baywindow, timber kitchen, high ceilings and a large entertainment area.

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Byron Bay

BYRON BAY

FIRST NATIONAL REAL ESTATE

FIRST NATIONAL REAL ESTATE 6685 8466 – 24 HOURS

Beauty plus function

Beach hideaway

Just minutes to the beach

Listen to the surf

• Award winning design 3 bed/2+ bath elevated home • Superb attention to detail in every feature • Two separate fully approved pavilion-style dwellings • Large verandahs, floor to ceiling bi-fold doors • Granite and timber kitchen including gas cooktop • Beautiful grounds overlooking a bush reserve

• Beside the dunes at Belongil, two doors from the beach • Distinctively designed 3 bed/2 bath fully furnished home • Plus bonus garden cottage, air-cond plus ceiling fans • Master bed upstairs has ensuite, 2bed and main bath downstairs • Timber floors, timber and st/steel kitchen • Covered outdoor deck perfect for al fresco dining • Currently holiday let with excellental rental figures.

• Hear the surf from this 3 bed house • A true beach house with timber floors • Large backyard backing onto bushland • Easy walk to Clarkes Beach and town • Sought after Massinger Street location

• Just one street back from the beach at Suffolk Park • 4 bed/2 bath home set on a beautiful level block • East facing back yard • Five minutes car ride into Byron Bay • Short walking distance to local shops, cafe and licensed tavern • The early morning surf just got easier

$849,000

Highly prized position • Just one street from the beach at Suffolk Park • 3 bed brick home on fully fenced 754sqm level block • Air-conditioning and ceiling fans • 2 separate living areas, garage plus extra parking • Lovely garden, auto water system, bore water

$985,000

Shirley Street development site – 2 titles • Absolute prime development site • On the northern side of Shirley Street, Byron Bay • Two titles - total land area is over 2000sqm (over half an acre) • With both front street and rear lane access • Easy walk to Belongil and Main Beaches and town centre • Rare and fantastic development site (STCA)

$765,000

15 LAWSON ST, BYRON BAY

$3,000,000

$985,000

$769,000

Sunrise beach townhouse

Wow! Breathtaking views

• 2 bed 2 storey townhouse • North-facing entrance, sunny front patio • Main bed upstairs filled with northern light • New carpet, enclosed back courtyard • Lock-up garage with internal access

• 4 bed + study, 2 bathroom home on 9 acres at Coorabell • Split levels, timber floors, gas cooking • Saltwater pool, panoramic decks • Set amongst rainforest trees, natives and palms • Includes an approved studio and garage with loft area

$280,000

$1,870,000

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Something Different Would you like to be living here? Absolutely stunning 17 acre property with grand views from Byron Bay to Pottsville. 2.5 cleared flat acres on top of Coolamon Scenic Drive waiting to be built on. 10 – 12 acres are pristine old growth rainforest and need no maintenance. Just walk through and enjoy. Various reports to develop the site are already done, like Bushfire Management Plan, Flora & Fauna Survey, On-site Sewerage Management Report, Geo-Tech Report and SEPP 55 Report. From here by car it is 7 mins to Mullumbimby, 20 mins to Byron Bay and 35 mins to Coolangatta. The owners want a quick sale and are ready to negotiate. Seeing is believing, so give us a call, you certainly won’t be disappointed. Call Ernst Reisch at InRealEstate on 6684 3600 or 0428 842 387. Asking price $1.1 million.

Just right in Byron! This quiet street has a reputation as one of the better places to live in Byron Bay. Only minutes from the centre of town yet peaceful and private. This well designed villa is the perfect design for the block and location. Much attention has been devoted to ensuring large living spaces and outdoor entertaining areas. There are three large bedrooms and the main bedroom has an ensuite. The main bathroom has a bath and there is a separate toilet. The living areas are open planned and the kitchen is contemporary. A paved rear courtyard and large timber decking on the front offer two private spots for entertaining or relaxing. An internal laundry adds to the convenience and a huge garage at the front complete the deal! Priced at $549,000 as an investment or a ‘family friendly’ home, this villa stands out as one of the best value properties in Byron. For further details contact Ed Silk at Ed Silk Real Estate on 02 6685 7000.

Stunning Broken Head retreat This beachside retreat exuding contemporary style and character offers a sensational, exclusive location in Broken Head. An original beach house, it has been fully renovated and offers a spectacular outlook to the lighthouse. Original features include french doors, timber floors and high ceilings and modern finishes include stainless steel appliances, louvre windows and wraparound decks. Along with the main home is a separate building with its own bathroom. The property offers complete privacy and is on a low maintenance 759sqm block. This is a rare opportunity to purchase a quality home in the elite enclave known as Broken Head. To be auctioned at 11am Saturday 6th August onsite at 1 Beach Road, Broken Head, the property is open for inspection Saturday 12-1pm. Contact: David Gordon, Elders Real Estate Byron Bay on 02 6685 6222 or 0418 856 222.

‘Paradise found’ Just imagine slipping into a rainforest swimming hole under a spectacular waterfall! You can on this amazing 250 acre (approx) property adjoining Mt Jerusalem National Park.Most of the property is dry sclerophyll forest with patches of rainforest. The highest point is close to Mt. Chowan and has spectacular NE views to the coast and ocean.It abounds with subtropical flora and fauna including a huge variety of grass trees and tree ferns. Take advantage of the approved rustic shed whilst you build your tropical fantasy! Tweed Council approval for the property to be split into 3 lots of 100 acres, 120 acres and 25 acres approximately gives further possibilities. Only 10 mins from Burringbar Village, 20 mins from the beach and 40 mins to the Gold Coast Airport. For sale at $950,000 through Phil Spencer at Suncoast First National on 6684 2615 or 0402 007 898.

Town centre beach house with potential This unique home is superbly positioned in a private lane adjacent to National Park and only one street from the main beach and Clarkes beach cafe. The property features five bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, three living areas, opening onto timber decks overlooking the palm filled gardens. The home is split into three levels and can include a large private studio for business or guests. It has great entertaining features with large spacious living rooms opening to the easterly deck. The property, with good potential for investment, is currently permanently rented for $600 and is priced at $1,495,000. Contact Gail Fuller at Gail Fuller Real Estate on 0418 441675 or 02 6685 5285

To advertise on this page please call Vic in Byron on 6685 5222 or Julie or Pete in Mullum on 6684 1777.

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AUCTION PRICE REDUCTION! CENTRAL BYRON

30 BEACHCOMBER DRIVE, BYRON BAY AUCTION ONSITE SATURDAY 23RD JULY 2005 ~ INSPECT SATURDAY 12PM Will Be Sold On The Day! Q Executive Residence, Beachfront Positioning Q 4 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms over 3 Levels Q Spacious, Tasteful Interiors Q

Inground Pool, Extensive Tropical Grounds Sun-Drenched Balcony with Ocean & Reserve Views Q Walk to Beach through Reserve Q Eye Catching, Highest Quality & Positioned to Please Q Q

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Tastefully Renovated 3 Bedroom Home Light, Refreshing Interiors Q Outdoor Patio Area Q Large Fully Fenced Private Backyard Q Rear Lane Access, Double Garage Q Minutes Walk To Town & Beach Q Q

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Fabulous Timber Home Positioned On Elevated Block Q In-Town Living, Walk To Everything Q 3 Bedroom Anstey Designed Residence Q Timber Floors, Spacious Balconies Q Private Rear Courtyard & Tropical Gardens

Unit 6, ‘Outrigger Bay’ Apartments Modern Style Holiday Unit Q 3 Bedrooms, 2 Bathroom Q Great Complex With Sparkling Pool Q Short Stroll To Beach & Town Centre

SOPHISTICATED RESIDENCE Superb Ocean & Hinterland Views Walk To Town & Beaches Q 4 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms Q Private Pool, Timber Balcony Q Spacious, Sleek & Contemporary Styling Q Set On Over 1100m2 Of Land

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PRIVACY ASSURED Spacious 4 Bedroom, 3 Bathroom Home Q Set Amidst Tropical Gardens On A Large Block Q Minutes Walk To Beaches And Shops Q Inground Pool And 2 Living Areas Q Extensive Use Of Glass Q Fully Fenced & Private $785,000 New Management of Residential Property

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$495,000

WALK TO TALLOWS Solid 3 Bedroom Home Q Easy Walk To Shops & Beaches Q Level 798 Sq. Metre Allotment Q Great Area For Families Q North Facing Backyard Q Ample Room For Expansion Q

$ 725,000

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Inspection: 11 Byron Bay Road, Bangalow, Sunday from 1-1:45pm. Auction Onsite 2pm Saturday 13th August. This tastefully restored three bedroom Federation home on ¼ acre is an easy stroll to Bangalow’s village centre. Features include timber floors and T&G throughout, high ceilings, north facing verandah, new timber kitchen and new bathroom. Only 10 minutes from Byron Bay. Contact Kaye Wilkie at Elders Real Estate Byron Bay on 02 6685 6222 or 0412 856 208.

Inspection: 5 Roses Road, Federal, Sunday from 11am-12pm. Auction Onsite 11am Saturday 13 August. This extremely private, rare one acre with lush tropical gardens, is only 15 minutes to Byron Bay. The 8 year old masterbuilt home has spacious open plan living, wide timber lined verandahs overlooking a salt water pool, polished blackbutt floors and cedar glass doors and windows. There are three bedrooms, one bathroom, and lovely 12ft high timber lined raked ceilings. Contact Kaye Wilkie at Elders Real Estate Byron Bay on 02 6685 6222 or 0412 856 208.

Byron Hinterland Business

Best Buy In Prime Location

This well established and highly regarded business covers a large area of the the North Coast, providing equipment and facilities for festivals, events, weddings and parties. There are great opportunities to expand the business into other fields which would improve the already significant turnover. Currently based near Lismore it could operate from any central location. Call Steve Blackmore on 02 6687 8899 or 0427 778 910. Price is just $265,000

This unit is undoubtedly one of the best in the Industrial estate. Situated at the front of the complex adjacent to BP Ozigo with three sliding doors, one roller door and large windows for light and appeal. Strong quality tenants in place and good rental returns. Great investment for business with high exposure. Contact Gail Fuller at Gail Fuller Real Estate on 0418 441675 or 02 6685 5285.

Whalewatcher’s Heaven 13 Yengarie Way, Ocean Shores. Glorious ocean views right down the coast to Cape Byron adorn this stylish rendered brick and weatherboard home. The views are almost beyond escape from all points, including the front and back decks. The house includes three bedrooms up and a self contained flat beneath. Timber floors, windows and doors throughout including French doors to all the decks. Beautifully landscaped gardens complete this property, which sits on 1730sqm. All enquiries to Todd Buckland at Byron Shire Real Estate on 0408 966 421 or 02 6685 1754. $665,000.

Style And Pizzazz On Water Lily Park This 3 bed/2 bath home has a beautiful outlook to the lake. The main bedroom has aircon and built-ins and an exquisitely appointed bathroom with a very deep bath and Jacob Delafon basin. The formal living area features a Tasmanian oak wall-unit as does the study/3rd bedroom. The Fisher & Paykel kitchen has a magical view through the casual living area to the lake. Most flooring is tiled with large white porcelain tiles. A sauna and storage shed sits in the easy care garden. The 708.2 sqm block adjoins gorgeous Water Lily Park with a lake full of blue water lilies and aquatic birds. Contact Bob Baxter or Phil Spencer at Suncoast First National Suncoast Mullumbimby on 02 6684 2615 to arange an inspection. $455,000.

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Unspoken Luxury Bay Royal apartments provide the perfect investment for those seeking a hint of luxury and style. Elegantly decorated with attention to detail and sophisticated finishing touches throughout the two bedrooms and two marble bathrooms. The living area is spacious and comfortable, perfect for entertaining or simply relaxing. The apartment features a private balcony with ocean and Byron headland views. The complex offers a saltwater swimming pool, full size tennis court, great holiday accommodation with on-site management. Contact Gareth Donovan at L.J.Hooker Byron Bay Byron Bay 0417 237 559. $1,650,000.

Enchanting Acreage Situated just minutes to the heart of Byron Bay is this great north facing five acre property with pockets of rainforest, its own meandering creek and stunning mountain views. A cute one bedroom cottage with a separate large shed is nestled at one end of this property and it is currently approved to have a spacious six bedroom, six bathroom pavilion style home with separate studio and inground pool, ideal for those seeking a private retreat. Subject to council approval the five acres may be subdivided into three allotments ensuring the options are endless for this beautiful property. Contact Sharon McInnes at L.J.Hooker Byron Bay Byron Bay on 0408 659649. $1,100,000.

Contemporary Waterfront Home Auction: July 30, 2005. 10 Douglas Street, East Ballina. Owner wishes to liquidate prized asset. Overlooking North Creek, just 20 mins from Byron, and designed for entertaining with large decks on two levels capturing stunning water views. Includes a large modern kitchen, high raked ceiling, open plan living and dining areas and a private north facing courtyard. Main bedroom has water views and deck access. Downstairs studio and much more... It’s all here, lifestyle, sandy beaches, waterfront cycleways and fishing right at your front door. For more details call Glenn Mills on 0417 696 459 or Christina Nipperess on 0402 247 841 at Elders real Estate Ballina. To view: www.eldersballina.com.au

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