Byron Shire Echo – Issue 20.14 – 23/08/2005

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Ocean outlets the answer to ooding in shire’s north? Lesley Patterson Man made outlets to the ocean to allow the escape of flood waters will prevent future ooding in the north of the shire. This was the message delivered at two recent public meetings at Ocean Shores and South Golden Beach organised by the Ocean Shores Community Association. Spokesperson for the association Jim Mangleson told The Echo, the meetings were called’ for the people to be aware of the true history of the area. We’ve also put a website together which is a collection of facts that proves conclusively, we believe, that the problem with ooding at

South Golden Beach and Ocean Shores is all man made’. ‘There was no flooding prior to the closing of the outlets which were closed progressively from 1958 onwards. Flooding has been exacerbated by the levee bank which was built around South Golden Beach by Council, over one metre higher than the engineers warned them to build it,’ claims Mr Mangleson. ‘The developers of Ocean Shores closed the ocean outlet alongside Fern Beach, [the provision of] which was a condition of the development consent, because people objected to the cutting of

the sand mining road running up to Wooyung. Council ordered the developers to close the flood outlet and accepted the liability for any future ooding in 1976,’ said Mr Mangleson. Council has been studying the issue of ooding in the north of the shire and possible methods of reducing the impact for many years through its Marshall’s Creek Floodplain Committee which produced a Floodplain Management Plan (FMP). Brett Lee, Council’s Director of Asset Management Services, says the FMP found that major infrastructure works such as ood out-

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lets, dredging and changing the training walls in the Brunswick River would have little benefit. However, he added that a review of the plan has been triggered by the major weather event on June 30. ‘We don’t yet know how serious an event it was. Some people in the community have completely opposing views on it,’ he said, adding that a draft report on the rainfall ďŹ gures and ood levels, called the Flood Level Study, will be delivered in around a week’s time. ‘When we receive the Flood Level Study we will take that information in that continued on page 2

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Kaye Hall The Bangalow Music Festival concluded on Sunday afternoon in the beautiful St Kevin’s Catholic Church to the strains of the Bangalow Festival Chamber Orchestra and the magniďŹ cent voices of tenor Gregory Massingham, soprano Margaret Schindler and mezzo soprano Georgia Hawes performing Haydn’s The Seven Last Words of Christ. The ďŹ fth Bangalow Music Festival commenced with a locals night on Thursday attracting an audience from all over to enjoy an impressive and vibrant showcase of internationally acclaimed music performed by some of the best Australia has to offer, along with a number of international artists. One was English concert pianist Mark Gasser who called the event a world-class

Bike rider Samantha Oliver, pictured above, was something of a crossover entrant in the Brunswick Kites and Bikes Festival, with her flying gear strapped to her back. She took out the best decorated bike in the 10-15 year old category and thanks to the light south easterly winds managed to remain earthbound. Families descended on Brunswick Heads in droves for a fresh air filled Sunday. Photo Jeff ‘High as a Kite ’ Dawson

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English concert pianist Mark Gasser, pictured above, who after performing on four continents in many of the world’s leading concert venues, including Carnegie Hall, was happy to play in Bangalow’s A&I Hall for the Bangalow Music Festival last weekend. Photo Jeff ‘Highly Strung’ Dawson

festival and said it was incredible that it is held in a village the size of Bangalow. It is a pleasure for him to be

playing alongside such won- nection with the audience, derful artists. He said he strolling in the village, chatloves the intimacy of it, the ting with people and practissupportive and friendly concontinued on page 4

After refusing a proposal for a new supermarket site in Station Street, Mullumbimby two weeks ago, Council reversed its decision last Thursday and has now asked for more detailed information on the plan. Crs Bob Tardif and Ross Tucker failed in their bid to rezone the State Rail owned land to allow a supermarket and ancillary shops. Instead the majority of councillors supported a compromise position by Crs Barham and John Lazarus to seek more information of the

traffic issues, provision of parking, impacts on surrounding houses due to ooding and noise on adjacent residences. Council has also asked that other possible supermarket sites be looked at within the existing town centre. ‘It is obvious that the supermarket doesn’t have the full support of the community so these other issues need to be addressed,’ said Cr Barham on Monday. When contacted by The Echo John Waterhouse from Mallams declined to comment.

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Work piles up in Brunswick

Olivia Amsden, pictured left, hanging around between practice sessions at the pavilion at Mullumbimby Showground last week. Photo Jeff Dawson

Alex McAuley Many of us have been delighted by performances put on by Spaghetti Circus over the years, and often surprised by the high standards achieved by the youngsters, some of whom have gone on to perform with Circus Oz. During the twelve years since its inception, Spaghetti Circus has built itself a solid

reputation as a highly professional organisation producing some extremely talented performers, particularly at the advanced level. However, the circus is not just about elitism; on the contrary its major focus is to provide circus training for kids of all ages, backgrounds and abilities in the confi-

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dence that everybody is good at something. The circus has certainly ďŹ lled a hole in extra curricular activities for our youth: some kids are not competitive, nor particularly interested in running around a footy ďŹ eld; some kids are not especially interested in music or learning an instrument, however all kids are interested in participating in a social activity that is not driven by their parents where they can express themselves

freely and learn new skills. Spaghetti Circus is offering kids this opportunity with their community classes and shows which cater for all ages from baby gym through preschool to adults with classes in each age group running once to three times per week. ‘Spaghetti Circus is a non profit organisation,’ said circus spokesperson Kim Morcom. ‘We hold fundraising events and apply for government grants, but otherwise all our money comes from our shows and lessons. ‘We’ve enjoyed great success over the years and have become well known for our advanced performers, however we don’t want to lose our identity as being a school for all levels of ability. We believe that all kids who join us will find a talent,’ said Kim. For more information on how to join Spaghetti Circus ring Kim Morcom on 6684 3038.

Construction of the Brunswick Heads to Yelgun section of the Pacific Highway upgrade has been speeded up with the introduction of Saturday work crews. Noise from pile drivers rang throughout the district as work began on the 180 metre balanced cantilever bridge which will span the Brunswick River downstream of the existing bridge. At this stage the RTA say the completion date for the 8.6 kilometre section is early 2007.

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report, see what the implications are and call a meeting of the committee and discuss a review of the plan.’ Brunswick resident and Byron Shire Councillor Tom Tabart, who attended the public meeting at South Golden Beach last week, says he had been expecting a major ood event for some time. ‘There have been major changes to the oodplain in recent times. The Billinudgel Industrial Area was all wetland and has been ďŹ lled. At Fern Beach there was ďŹ lling in of the wetland and there have been other instances of ďŹ lling since the Mothers Day

flood [in 1987],’ said Cr Tabart. ‘What happened on June 30 was exactly what I thought would happen. As far as dealing with it, we can’t do anything until we have all our ďŹ gures in from the Flood Study. We obviously are very keen to alleviate the impact of ooding and we will do what we can within our powers and ďŹ nancial capacity.’ Cr Tabart said it was too early to decide on solutions, however said possible options could include changes to the Kallaroo Circuit Bund and the contruction of ocean outlets, however he said he would not support the dredging of the estuary.

Several Marshalls Creek Floodplain Committee members say they are sceptical about the efficacy of ocean outlets. ‘There is no way of building an ocean outlet to let the ood waters out but guarantee that sea water would not come in without costing millions of dollars. From an engineering point of view it would have to be like the mouth of the Brunswick River with breakwaters etc,’ says Matthew Lambourne. Margie Heggie told The Echo that she believes there are no easy solutions to the ooding problems. ‘What Jim [Mangleson] claims are natural outlets are

actually places where the dunes have been topped by the sea during periods of frequent storm and ooding,’ she explains. While Council awaits the results of its Flood Level Study, anecdotal information has suggested the event was as rare as a 1 in 500 year event and set ood levels at 200-300mm higher than the 1987 Mothers Day Floods throughout most of the north of the Shire. Tweed Shire Council’s rainfall intensity information for parts of that shire recorded readings in millimetres per hour twice that expected for a 1 in 100 year event.

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Sol claims car runs on water Replacing petrol with water to power his car has occupied self-titled cosmic water mechanic Sol Millin in recent weeks. Using a glass jar of water and three bits of stainless steel tubing connected to the carburettor, Sol and his Daihatsu Charade have been trundling between Myocum and Mullumbimby with only the occasional hiccup. Several months ago Sol and a group of like minded friends formed Byron New Energy dedicated to researching and developing devices that use clean renewable energy sources. Based on a existing design known as Joe’s Cell, Sol put together his primitive fuel cell in a workshop in Myocum. With the help of some of the boys at Farm Care Sol ďŹ xed up a tap on his Daihatsu to switch off the petrol and switch on the water cell. An elated Sol continued his

series of water powered sorties reaching as far aďŹ eld as Brunswick with only a few backďŹ res. Sol says Byron New Energy’s aim is to publicise these kind of simple power sources to the general public saying that even the technically challenged could manufacture a Joe’s Cell. ‘We want to find useful power sources for the planet and are hoping to ďŹ nd one

that enables people to power vehicles for free. I’d like to see a little black box in the corner of every house which provides power and costs nothing.’ Sol’s work on perfecting the cosmic water cell is still continuing but he is conďŹ dent of success, so keep an eye out in the Myocum area for a 1983 Daihatsu Charade driven by a man with a big smile on his face.

Design Award winners, Byron’s Paul Anthony Jones and Marianne Witzig from Witzig Shultz, Town planners, Brooms Head, with Steve Connelly from The Northern Rivers Urban Design Association.

Sol Millin with his Joe’s Cell. Photo Jeff Dawson

Screenworks scores $120,000 Screenworks, in collaboration with Evolve Media Consulting, CLIC Network, Eye Design/Sound Foundation and Channel Byron, is developing ScreenXchange, an ecommerce ready internet portal that independent media content producers can use to showcase, market and deliver content. The ScreenXchange project has attracted $120,000 from the Department of Communication Information Technology and the Arts’ Information Technology On-Line (ITOL) funding program. ScreenXchange will support media content providers by offering them toolkits,

Design awards draw planners in their hundreds

business templates and the technological backend to sell through the portal. ‘We’ve listened to our independent screen creatives and have developed this project out of their expressed need to reach new audiences,’ said Cathy Henkel, Screenworks’ Chair. ‘ScreenXchange is a locally generated project that will help position Australian media content producers by providing innovative online services that assist them to deliver creative content.’ The consortium developing ScreenXchange is: • Northern Rivers Screenworks – the representative body for the Screen Indus-

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Hundreds of urban design and development professionals took part in this year’s Northern Rivers Urban Design Awards program, now in its second year. The workshops and Awards program attracted delegates from Grafton to Brisbane. Byron Shire Mayor Jan Barham gave the opening speech at the Byron At Byron workshop, highlighting the need for respect for place and community. ‘This is a prerequisite for achieving quality urban design,’ she outlined. ‘I am very much in support of community discussion about quality sustainable urban design in our region and I congratulate the Northern Rivers Urban Design Awards for encouraging this.’ The Arts Factory received a Merit Award in the commercial category for their project “Villas Of Byron Bay�, designed by local architect Paul Anthony Jones. Ian Oelrichs, co-director of the awards and past president of the National Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA) said, ‘The ability of the architects to create a village feeling within this very “Byron� resort was extremely clever.’ ‘The response received to

award events and entries clearly demonstrates that the Northern Rivers is coming of age in terms of urban design.’

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As the Festival of Youth Theatre continues this week, we see theYear 12 students from both Byron and Mullumbimby High Schools combine their talents to produce some imaginative, innovative and deeply engaging performances. These young people have been learning about theatre and the poetry of its form for several years and they are passionate about what they do. Described as stunning by their teachers, Robert Owens and Marisa McEwan, ‘these performers will genuinely delight and surprise us with their warmth and vivid theatricality’. Audiences will experience a parade of colourful characters that bring to light the beauty and wonder of a world of people and their stories. This very special theatre event breathes confidence and expectation into our hope for a better world. Twenty-five monologues and ďŹ ve small group plays will be presented in an extended program over ďŹ ve evenings. Program A: Questions and

Hooker raises funds for CS research Real estate agents LJ Hooker Australiawide has been a supporter of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation for the last six years. Last year, the north coast ofďŹ ces of LJ Hooker driven by Tony Keogh from the Casino office, decided to organise a bike tour of the Northern Rivers area to raise money for research into this as yet incurable disease. In its ďŹ rst year, the Tour de Hooker attracted 17 riders who raised $14,000 for the CF Foundation. This year, there are 40 participants and LJ Hooker is hoping to raise signiďŹ cantly more than last year.

‘All kinds’ Baggage, Friday August 26 Program B: Walls and Box, Saturday August 27 Program C: Atomic and Baggage, Sunday August 28 Program D: Questions and Atomic, Monday August 29 Program E: Walls and Box, Tuesday August 30

Mullumbimby: Walls and Questions. Byron: Box, Baggage and Atomic. To be held at Byron Bay High School Performing Arts Centre at 7pm. Tickets available at the door: adults $10, $5 for the second performance, students and concession $5.

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‘The participants are all kinds of people: teachers, parents of children suffering from CF, people who wo r k at L J H o o k e r ,’ explained a spokesperson for LJ Hooker Byron Bay Suzie Tepper. ‘In the last six or seven years that LJ Hooker has been supporting the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, we have raised over $1.3 million,’ she added. ‘The ride takes four days and starts in Kingscliff, ďŹ nishing in Grafton,’ said Ms Tepper. ‘It’s not supposed to be and endurance test; we’ve got experienced riders as well as people who’ve never been on a bike before taking part.’ The riders were treated to breakfast last Friday morning at Aquarius Cafe in Byron Bay on their way from Byron to Lismore via Ballina, Lennox Head and Alstonville.

Bangalow music festival Uncle is inviting all members of the community to join them for the launch of their monthly family fun day on the last Sunday of each month. There will be beach activities including a tug of war, beach soccer and a world record attempt to bury kids in the sand. The launch is this Sunday from 10am at Main Beach in front of the surf club. There will also be a treasure hunt for the kids with the major prize being a helicopter ight, plus beach cricket with local Byron David Lovejoy has been an undergraduate, a resident of a notorious head house, an international organiser for Guru Maharaji, a chess champion and, with his friend Nicholas Shand, co-founder of Australia s most original local paper, the Byron Shire Echo. ÂœĂ€ĂŠĂƒ>Â?iĂŠ>ĂŒĂŠ Ă•Â?Â?ՓLˆ“LÞÊ ÂœÂœÂŽĂŠ-Â…ÂœÂŤ]ĂŠĂŠ ÂœÂœÂŽĂŠ ÂˆĂŒĂž]ĂŠ ĂžĂ€ÂœÂ˜ĂŠ ÂœÂœÂŽĂƒ]ĂŠ VÂœÂ˜ĂŠ ÂœÂœÂŽĂƒĂŠĂŠ >˜`ĂŠ VÂ…ÂœĂŠÂœvwViĂƒ°ĂŠfĂ“Ă“°Â™x "ÀÊLÞʓ>ˆÂ?ĂŠĂŒÂœĂŠĂžÂœĂ•ĂŠÂœĂ€ĂŠĂžÂœĂ•Ă€ĂŠvĂ€Âˆi˜`ĂƒĂŠÂˆÂ˜ĂŒiĂ€ĂƒĂŒ>ĂŒiĂŠĂŠ ÂœĂ€ĂŠÂœĂ›iĂ€Ăƒi>ĂƒĂŠLĂžĂŠÂŤÂ…ÂœÂ˜ÂˆÂ˜}ĂŠĂˆĂˆn{Ê£ÇÇÇ

identities, boot camp ďŹ tness games and a giant marble run sandcastle. BAY-FM DJ Bubble Girl will be there spinning some tunes and there will be a free BBQ. This is an opportunity for everyone to ďŹ nd out more about the work that Uncle does helping boys become men, and the various ways that both boys and men can become involved. It’s also an opportunity to thank all the Uncle volunteers and supporters and give something back to the community.

Springtime comes early to the Belongil The startling black, white and blood-red residents of Belongil estuary mouth, our iconic pair of endangered Pied Oystercatchers, hatched two healthy, happy chicks on Tuesday last week. A member of Belongil Bird Buddies’ (BBB) monitoring team observed the parents

mating on the beach on July 6; exactly seven days later they began nesting in an exposed position, just metres from both beach and creek. After a tense 31 day incubation period the Pieds have heralded a great start to Belongil’s breeding season. Flocks of up to 150 Little

Terns will be ying in from the other side of the globe next month. For further information email birdbuddy group@yahoo.com.au, or Tern up to Belongil Bird Buddies Season launch at the Beach Hotel Saturday September 3 at 10am.

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ing in the local RSL Hall. He described the Stuart concert grand brought up to Bangalow each year by Wayne Stuart as the best piano type in the world by far and says he has used it during his Australian tour and at a number of European venues. Mark, who practises between eight and 17 hours each day, is married to an Australian girl and they have a ďŹ ve-month-old daughter. The couple are planning to move to Australia to live. Artistic Director Paul Dean says it was a great thrill that the audience and musicians had such a great time and he’s looking forward to next year with great anticipation.

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Tibetan refugee pays her sponsors a visit

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Alex McAuley Possum Creek residents Fred and Rina Genis have been sponsoring a Tibetan refugee in Daramsala for the past 12 years since Rina visited India and learned of the plight of the the Tibetan people. Returning to Sydney, they made enquiries through the Tibetan Friendship Group and became sponsors of a young girl named Guru, effectively funding her education. Three years ago when Guru ďŹ nished school, Fred and Rina decided to try to get her out to Australia for a visit but encountered no end of difďŹ culties trying to get her a visa. As their applications were unsuccessful, Guru enrolled at a college in Simla in Northern India. When she graduated three years later, Fred and Rena decided to try immigration again, this time with Guru travelling on a student visa. They approached Michael O’Grady at the English Language School in Byron Bay and asked if they could offer her a scholarship, to which he agreed, and much to their delight their application was successful. ‘We think she must be the ďŹ rst Tibetan refugee to ever make it to Australia,’ said a laughing Fred. ‘It’s been

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such a long haul to get her here. She ďŹ ts into our household very well; it’s like having one of our daughters back, but despite that athe culture shock has been huge for her.’ Guru has a large family back in India including two sisters, a mother, father and second father. ‘Tibetans have a very strong tradition of family. It is traditional that their father’s brother is their “second fatherâ€? – I think I might become her third!’ explained Fred. Guru is just 22 years old

and at this point is unsure what she would like to do with her life. She is here on a three month student visa and has to return to India at the end of that time. ‘Being a refugee, she is subject to some discrimination in India so it is difďŹ cult for her to get work,’ said Fred. ‘We hope that by offering her this opportunity to improve her English she may have a better chance of employment when she returns. She reads and writes English extremely well; she just needs to

Nichols offers soul food for chamber breakfast ‘Want to discover the purpose of your life?’ asks the Byron Bay Chamber of Commerce. Come to breakfast! There will be food for thought and plenty to feed your soul when Brendan Nichols speaks at the Byron Bay Beach Resort on Friday morning. Brendan, reported to be one of Australia’s most highly

cillors could not be persuaded to put environmental beneďŹ ts ahead of concerns about residential amenity. ReGenesis Enterprises, who applied to erect the turbine at their Myocum farm, have been asked to produce a fauna study to identify any threatened or endangered species.

paid business consultants, a successful entrepreneur and author of Your Soul Purpose, is guest speaker at the Chamber’s popular Breakfast in the Bay. Brendan has run a real estate marketing company in Sydney and studied eastern philosophy in India. His talk is entitled ‘How to Accelerate Your Business Growth

and Massively Increase Your ProďŹ ts.’ ‘We’re lucky to have Brendan as our guest,’ said Phil Daly, who organises the Breakfast in the Bay events. The breakfast costs $27.50 for members and $33 for non-members, including GST. Those who would like to reserve seats should call Lauren on 6680 8797.

improve her spoken English a bit.’ Guru is enjoying her visit so far; she has seen the ocean for the ďŹ rst time in her life and has been struck by the beauty of her surroundings and how different Australia is from India. She is passionate about her homeland, however, and after a phone call from a family friend in the USA, Fred asked Guru how anyone could return to Tibetan lifestyle after living in the States, to which she replied, ‘Every Tibetan would like to return to Tibet.’

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NTN funds fiasco comes to parliament Michael McDonald Local recipients of Networking The Nation Funds Norlink and TAFTCO had their fifteen minutes of infamy in federal parliament last Thursday as Labor and the Coalition exchanged verbal blows over the use of Telstra slush fund money. The debate led Deputy Speaker Ian Causley, the Nationals member for Page and a champion of Norlink, to suspend independent Tony Windsor on a 77-58 vote for proclaiming, ‘The National Party have proven to me today that they are not only prepared to offer bribes; they are prepared to accept bribes and that is an absolute disgrace.’ Labor’s shadow minister for public accountability Kelvin Thomson read extensively from The Echo’s story of last week on NTN funds. He went on to note the NSW Farmers Association’s Coffs Harbour regional branch’s concerns in 1998 that ‘after

more than 12 months of operating, benefits from over $200,000 of funding are yet to flow on to the farmers. Northern Rivers Agricultural Development Corporation and the Regional Internet Marketing Cooperative [the precursor to TAFTCO] continue along their chosen path without any involvement of the farming community.’ In relation to TAFTCO, also known as Grower Direct, Mr Thomson said, ‘Labor will be taking up the fight on this issue. We will require that this and many other Networking the Nation acquittals lodged with the department are produced. ‘It seems that the only thing the community has to show for almost $1 million to improve regional telecommunications is the digital ghost of the Grower Direct web site. It is a shameful legacy that does not augur well for other regional projects meant to compensate

the bush for the ghost of Telstra public ownership.’ For his part Bangalow businessman Christopher Sanderson, the original promoter of Grower Direct, is still not talking to the press. Last Sunday Timsco Pty Ltd, the Bundall company which has taken over Grower Direct Pty Ltd, issued a statement saying TAFTCO had achieved ‘considerable success’ in a pilot marketing program in 2001/02 of its computerised trading platform, trading almost $1 million in produce. Timsco went on to note the uptake of the trading system had been slow, ‘possibly because of the dominant position of central marketing arrangements in Australia’s horticulture supply chains’. It is now developing a new product called MarketPoint and ‘benefits to the industry may accrue progressively’. According to Timsco, TAFTCO was deregistered in 2005 ‘to save costs’ and all

Mother Art’s official opening

Saturday evening August 27 sees the official opening of the latest art hub in town – Mother Art, the giclee gallery specialising in printing images onto canvas. For the first exhibition glass artist Colin Heaney has exchanged his blowtorch for the camera and computer. Also showing will be acclaimed international photographer Stuart Owen Fox,

whose hyper-realistic compositions of wildlife and botanical subjects fuse art and science onto canvas. The group exhibition will be launched on Saturday night by current affairs guru George Negus, who says he is ‘delighted to be launching Mother Art, and all who sail in her’. See more at www.motherart.com.au.

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August 23, 2005

A child dies The struggle of the poorest in Australia is bad enough but consider how children are faring in the rest of the world. A child dies as a result of extreme poverty every three seconds, according to the Make Poverty History campaign. Millions live without basic sanitation or effective health care. Yet billions are spent each year by the ‘advanced’ nations on buying armaments. If only a fraction of that money was redirected it could do considerable good for the disadvantaged. Among the news coming out of Canberra last week, one important ‘postal delivery’ took a back seat to the fuss over Telstra and the PM’s constipated notion of a terrorism summit. Thanks to Make Poverty History, more than 25,000 signed postcards were delivered to Parliament House, urging the Prime Minister to present a package on global poverty at the upcoming UN Millennium Summit. The summit, to be held in New York next month, will focus on progress towards achieving eight Millennium Development Goals, which set about halving poverty by 2015. At this stage it looks as ludicrous an ambition as Bob Hawke’s foolish promise in 1987 to end child poverty in Australia by 1990. According to Jack de Groot, chair of Make Poverty History, ’Australia stands out among 22 wealthy OECD [Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development – www.oecd.org] countries in not making a substantial new aid commitment to meet the Millennium Development goals. At present we give just 0.28 per cent of our gross national income in overseas aid, which ranks us 16th out of these 22 OECD nations in terms of how much aid we give as a proportion of our wealth. Unless we increase our aid levels, we are set to slip further down to 19th place. By increasing aid to 0.5 per cent of GNI, however, the Australian government could significant improve the lives of more than 32.7 million people in our region of South East Asia.’ That’s a startling figure. In terms of goodwill, it would have a significant positive impact with our near neighbours. By helping to eliminate poverty and oppression, we do more to eliminate the fertile grounds for terrorism than by rushing into ill-considered war in the Middle East. Three school children handed over the postcards, collected by members of Make Poverty History, to Bruce Billson, the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Foreign Affairs Alexander Downer. The campaigners reckon that tens of thousands more postcards have been sent directly to the Prime Minister’s office. More than 5,500 emails have also been sent to John Howard through the Make Poverty History website www.makepovertyhistory. com.au. According to Make Poverty History, in South East Asia alone five million children do not attend primary school and around a million people are infected with HIV. If the Australian government were to increase aid to 0.5 per cent of GNI, the lives of 40,000 children in our region would be saved each year and nearly 11 million people would have access to clean drinking water. That’s a small percentage of our nation’s income to rescue the lives of so many children.

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wealthy businessman propositioned his attractive secretary: would she sleep with him for $10,000? After a moment’s thought she said she would.Well, asked her boss. would she sleep with him for $10? The woman was outraged: ‘What do you think I am?’ she spluttered. The man looked at her coldly. ‘We’ve already established that,’ he replied. ‘Now we’re just haggling about the price.’ It’s an old story, but one which comes irresistibly to mind when contemplating the antics of the National Party last week. The Nationals, in their previous incarnation as the Country Party, were known as the Old Whore of Australian politics, a mob of unprincipled gold diggers who would jump into bed with whichever of the major parties made them the best offer. These days the Nats are solidly (well, in so far as a marriage of convenience can ever be called solid) partnered with the Libs, but it should be remembered that in Victoria the Country Party spent a longish period in coalition with Labor. At one stage the federal party even attempted a desperate union with the DLP, prompting Gough Whitlam to announce: ‘The Old Whore’s been churched at last.’ It was no doubt this political promiscuity which led the serial defector Billy Hughes to make his memorable reply when asked why he had never joined the Country Party: ‘Well, you’ve got to draw the line somewhere,’ Australia’s most famous political rat said virtuously. As the former National turned independent Tony Windsor remarked, the Nationals are not only happy

to offer bribes (he is sticking to his story about being offered a diplomatic posting to quit his seat before the last election) but are also happy to accept them. Given their record, the party’s venality over the great Telstra sell-out comes as no great shock; it was, after all, just a matter of haggling about the price. But the naivety of the leadership in accepting what is a very dubious bill of goods from the street-smart Liberals still comes as a surprise; surely they should have learned by now.

to marginalise them. It is hard to conceive of any policy more dangerous, stupid and counterproductive. Surely even the most dimwitted of diplomats (Alexander Downer, who pouted that his tolerance reached its limit with people like Nazis and fascists and Islamic fundamentalists) must realise that refusing even to talk to the militants will only increase the chances of them becoming paranoid and violent: by telling them that they are already regarded as enemies of the state, we guarantee that that is

Given their record, the party’s venality over the great Telstra sell-out comes as no great shock; it was, after all, just a matter of haggling about the price. by Mungo MacCallum As Michael McDonald revealed in last week’s Echo, a large proportion of the goodies promised from previous Telstra sales appears to have gone missing: lost, stolen or strayed. What can be traced seems to have done no discernible long-term good, except perhaps to the bank balances of a few smarties with the right connections. There is no reason to imagine that the promised billions will hit their target this time either, assuming that they materialise at all. Once again the travelling salesmen from the cities have sold the trusting yokels a gold brick. Now it only remains to seduce their daughters and the traditional joke will be complete.

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ohn Howard is excluding radical Moslem leaders from his anti-terrorism summit because, he says, he wants

how they will view themselves. Far from denying them publicity, which Howard says is also his aim, we are giving them hero status among their followers. Better, far better, to bring them into the discussions, to convince them that their antagonism to mainstream Australia (if it exists) is unnecessary and misplaced, to treat them as part of the solution rather than part of the problem. As former American president Lyndon Johnson pointed out, it’s far safer to have our potential enemies inside the tent pissing out than outside the tent pissing in. And apart from that, what is the point if having a summit if you only invite people who agree with you? Even those Moslems on the invitation list are scornful. Kuranda Seyit, director of the Forum on Australia’s Islamic Relations, calls it a publicity stunt and adds:

‘The key area to address is how we can involve the fringe elements to be more inclusive and transparent.’ The founder of the Islamic Friendship Association of Australia, Keysar Tard, asks reasonably: ‘If they are the ones you are worried about, what’s the point of excluding them?’ But Howard and Downer are unmoved. The point, of course is to get lots of jolly photographs of themselves surrounded by so-called Moslem leaders, preferably in traditional dress. Then everyone can sign a ringing declaration, which has doubtless already been prepared, declaring their undying opposition to terrorism, their unswerving loyalty to Australia, their embrace of motherhood and (if Howard thinks he can get away with it) their passionate love and support for his government. Good luck; they’ll need it and so will the rest of us. Insh’allah.

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hen the United States secretary of state Henry Kissinger, the most bellicose architect of the Vietnam debacle, was awarded the Nobel peace prize, the satirist Tom Lehrer announced that he was quitting: parody had finally overtaken reality. He has since resumed his song writing, but he may be tempted to quit again with the news that John Howard has received the Woodrow Wilson award for public service. The former president Wilson was everything John Howard isn’t: an internationalist who was the driving force behind the League of Nations, a visionary, an idealist and above all a man of peace. He will now be spinning in his grave; the only thing spinning faster is Howard himself, who has proudly but humbly accepted the award not for himself, but on behalf of his country. Barf.

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Letters Letters to the Editor Fax: 6684 1719 Email: editor@echo.net.au Deadline: Noon, Friday Letters longer than 200 words may be cut; letters already published in other papers will not be considered; pseudonyms not acceptable. Please include your full name, address and phone number.

One person’s holiday another’s nightmare Q Paterson Street, Byron Bay, July 2010. Another sleepless night thanks to those next door. Five years ago we would get the occasional late night revelry from the holiday renters next door. That was okay as we were guilty of the same a couple of times a year. Mostly, though, next door was rented out to families having their annual Byron holiday and they respected the neighbourhood amenity. Nowadays it’s party time all the time with the tenants next door. None of them seem to work, though they always have plenty of money for their bourbon, coke and Winnies. Fancy bringing up little children in such squalour. Now that Ian Cohen has retired on his generous parliamentary pension to his exclusive retreat at Broken and Jan Barham has assumed his seat in Macquarie Street so that she can one day join him I guess there is no point in contacting her to point

out the consequences of her decisions. If only Council had stuck to addressing the noise and rubbish issues of holiday renting at the time we might be getting some sleep.

is that through personal consultation (a ‘cuppa’ overlooking a truly inspirational property) ReGenesis has inspired, encouraged and directed my own farm to a successful sustainable Che Hamill-Diehl future. Brunswick Heads I would like to take this opportunity to publicly thank Pro ReGenesis the enlightened team that is I feel it would be a very short ReGenesis. C Evans list of objectors if those Palmwoods against ReGenesis proposals were to openly submit to scrutiny and controls that Literacy Week ReGenesis more than will- Parents, listen to your chilingly submit and comply to. dren and the way they speak, As a local banana farmer I not only during Literacy believe I have a pretty good Week but all the year round. Thanks to writers like J K ‘Main Arm bloke’ (Letters August 16) perspective. Rowling, children are readThere is a lot of shameful ing more than ever. Further, history and current activity this educational approach is in those hills that I feel are far being encouraged strongly more threatening to my local by both Federal Education Minister Dr Brendan Nelson community. The reason I lend weight and State Education Ministo help balance the argument ter Carmel Tebbutt.

However, let’s take it a step further and improve the speech standards of our young people, preserving the internationally recognised Australian accent yet consciously endeavouring to speak more clearly, distinctly and uently. Easy. Parents, you should not rely completely on our teachers to educate your offspring in the total educational process. Take an active interest in their future by not only encouraging them to read more but take the time and listen to them read the stories back to you, providing corrections and encouragement. Byron Shire Council (among other shires) has for years past offered certiďŹ cates to all schools in the area acknowledging excellence in oral communication. Oddly enough, some schools have rejected this offer on the part of the shire but the interest taken by most schools surely indicates an awareness of the future social and business beneďŹ ts of good articulation to young people.

Road noise Thanks for the noise, Abi Road. With road upgrades on the state government’s number one priority list that means for up to the next two to four years the north coast of NSW from Coffs Harbour to Yelgun is going to be turned upside down with road infrastructure. In Brunswick Heads we have been awoken Monday to Saturday at 6am to late afternoon by the shockwave sound of steel pylons being driven into the fragile riverbanks of mangroves which are a host breeding area for marine life. So that the Abi construction group can construct a new 30-metre high bridge replacing the perfectly ďŹ ne existing bridge to make way for the Tyagarah to Yelgun highway upgrade. And also in the construction of the new bridge the Abi group has dumped truck loads of gravel ďŹ lling in the riverbank sides which has narrowed the river that could affect tidal ow.

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Federal Q With rapid changes to all coastal towns many issues need to be reviewed, but with fair representation by the community. Commerce seems to have a louder voice and seems to be setting down guide lines to run Byron Bay to its advantage. That is successful policy but be aware commerce is not always about care of community. In regard to illegal holiday letting in residential zones, have your say, lobby Council. You need to speak up now or you may experience, as I did, consecutive weeks of holiday makers who were here to party, leaving overowing rubbish bins in the streets and creating parking problems. Alcohol rowdiness and noisy parties till

Richard L Kidby

Mullumbimby

Back to rail With the current plans to build the proposed six-lane freeway off the existing highway route, involving cutting through ‘numerous properties’ one would wonder why is the reason so great to build completely new infrastructure when the infrastructure already exists? Has this question been addressed with the RTA? Is the reason that the existing route cannot handle or is

dawn do not mix with residents who have to get up at 6am to tend to children or get ready for work. Illegal holiday letting is just not manageable in residential zones, not to mention the stress levels incurred when having to deal with holiday makers who have paid their dues to have fun. There are rules for Bed& Breakfast, consequently with approval from Council and neighbours one can legally let premises for holiday lets. Council has not yet come to a clear decision in considering changing the rules on holiday lettings, and the result could be up to 90 days legal holiday letting per house. That really amounts to 12 months of holiday letting per year, assuming there are four houses in close proximity to yours. Ask Council for information on when and where the meeting called by holiday accommodation providers to discuss the regulation of holiday lettings, will be.

Ask to be represented as a bours, whose guests live with concerned resident, or rep- the same care and respect as they do in their own homes, resent yourself. Marie Hayes why is that a problem? Byron Bay Surely some of the noisy problem holiday letters are Q Why are we all tarred with a l s o s t ay i n g a l s o i n the same brush? I note recent “approvedâ€? tourist facilities? letters in The Echo complain- Is their noise acceptable? ing (understandably) about I take exception to all of us noisy holiday accommoda- being lumped in as “just trytion. Yes, I admit, I own a ing to get richâ€? at the expense ‘holiday house’. But in the of “real residentsâ€?, of which three years that I have been I am one, by the way. What doing this, we have had one about the local chemist, the problem guest just one night. local solicitor, in fact any We learnt from that and it other business in Byron Bay has never happened again. (whether tourism related or Our neighbours have even not). Are we all to be told us that they would ashamed of making a proďŹ t expect more than one party in life? Is that not just a nornight per year from a full mal part of the nature of livtime resident neighbour and ing and working? are very pleased with what’s The people who help me going on over at our place. clean and mow are paid well I completely agree that and we have a great relationresidents should not have to ship. We all work hard. I’m put up with constant noisy not sitting out the front with holiday letters. But surely, a cigar and whip. I simply ask rather than close 300 holiday that not all of us are punished houses, why can’t we close for a disrespectful, selfish the problem ones with a sys- few. S Fraser tem set up to do so? If an Federal owner is respectful of neigh-

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the railway line was originally designed to carry freight and still exists unused, think of this next time a B-double roars passed you as you’re taking your kids to school (applicable to many people living in the study areas). This point also raises the question about the overall costs of truck reliant freight transport compared to the cost of freight carried by rail, converting freight back to the rail system could also make the Countrylink rail service viable again further alleviating use of the highway. If the effect of future transportation along the Pacific Highway route can have such a negative social impact on our small area, multiply that by 100 as the RTA attempts to construct a freeway along the east coast to accommodate a majority of goods transported along one of Australia’s most profitable freight routes. However long it takes to plan and construct the new freeway at taxpayers’ funds in the local area alone, how long will it take to plan Australia’s transportation system effectively? Tom Ward

Lennox Head

Green energy I refer to the letter to the editor in The Echo on August 9 regarding Country Energy’s green energy products. Country Energy’s household and business customers have the option of switching to a 100 per cent renewable product – countrygreen energy.The product is accredited through the National Green Power Program. If customers decide to use countrygreen energy, it will cost them just $1.50 extra per week including GST, irrespective of their electricity use. Country Energy has been telling customers about countrygreen energy since it was introduced in November 2004 through phone calls and radio advertisements, in our customer newsletter and on our website. For customers who want to help the environment, but don’t want to make the switch, Country Energy can provide tips on reducing

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energy consumption. Simply give us a call or visit www. countryenergy.com.au/calculator. If customers have any concerns they can contact Brian Glawson, Regional General Manager on the Far North Coast, on 6643 9480. John Adams

Group General Manager Retail Country Energy Q Research conducted by The Echo for an article printed earlier this year indicated that while Country Energy’s green energy product is renewable only a minority is derived from new renewable sources recognised by the National Green Power Program.The remainder comes from old renewable sources of energy. – Ed

Psychiatric drugs I’m writing in relation to the issue of psychiatric drugs and Scientology. It recently came up in the media with The Echo on the ABC and I wanted to set the record straight a bit for those who watched it. Even in The Echo itself someone wrote about these drugs being 80% ineffective. Scientologists are not against psychiatry so much as they are against the abuse of human rights rife in that field. In Australia over 600 children have been prescribed anti-depressants under the age of 5. Psychiatrists still do lobotomies and use electric shock (and sometimes as punishment as people saw in Today Tonight a few days ago). The psychiatric profession needs to be abolished or at least thoroughly reformed. But here is the point; it’s not only Scientologists that are saying so. Even Dr Glenmullen, Professor of Psychiatry at Harvard, said there is no proof of such a thing as chemical imbalance of the brain. And this is the basis for labelling children with ADHD or bipolar, etc. The founder of Scientology, L. Ron Hubbard wrote in the Code of a Scientologist for Scientologists to ‘decry and do all [they] can to abolish any and all abuses against life and mankind’ and that is how we look at it. Yes, I am a Scientologist.

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Musical chairs at Tyagarah Q Now that Peter Noble has split with the communityminded co-founder of the Blues Festival and teamed up instead with big city music promoters Glen Wheatley and Michael Chugg, the friendly and intimate vibe of the Blues Festival appears to seem to him a bit low key. But before we are all seduced by the prospect of the Rolling Stones playing Tyagarah on their next world tour, Byron residents may wish to reflect on this: when the highway upgrade at Brunswick Heads and the Tugun bypass are completed in about three years, half a million Gold Coasters will be half an hour drive away; more than a million Brisbane residents

will be within an hour and a half. Attracting them to a permanent music venue is an excellent way to encourage familiarity and return visits, but is this what we need? As always, it’s all about money and the community bears the real cost. Stephen Huntsman

Byron Bay Q I note from your recent article that the corporate syndicate which now own the Blues Festival still intend to relocate it to Tyagarah. I am interested to know if a lifejacket or similar buoyancy aid will be included in the ticket cost? The proposed Tyagarah site experienced some of the worst flooding in the Shire

and remained under water for many days. Local residents gained access only by boat for almost a week after the rain had stopped. The flooding caused one local individual to tragically drown only a few kilometres from the proposed site – and further lives were lost elsewhere as a result. Am I to assume that the corporate investors (who I believe are resident in Sydney, Melbourne and Ballina) are unaware that their intended site is a flooding blackspot ? Surely they cannot have complete disregard for the personal safety of their target audience? Or maybe I am just being ‘hysterical’ and ‘overreacting’?

After all, there is only a small chance of my drowning – compared to the almost certainty of the concert owners making a massive fortune! Caroline Anderson

Mullumbimby Q Nobody would argue with Mandy Nolan!Byron Shire desperately needs a Woodford type permanent festival site. However, finding an area where nobody is affected would be impossible. Tyagarah does provide all with the least inconvenience.The few residents could either go and enjoy the best music festival in Australia, or ask the organisers for double glazing. Tony Narracott

Byron Bay

Jason Smythe is on holidays in Europe. He will be sending postcards. But there are so many people around the country that agree that reforms are desperately needed that it would be a disservice if media tried to classify all critiques of psychiatry as coming from one section of the community. I’m sure many of your readers would agree that too many kids are being given these heavy drugs and wrongly labelled. And I’m sure many of your readers would want to know that there is a paper before Parliament NSW that suggests removing a person’s right to appeal to the Supreme Court before being given involuntarily shock treatment. Everyone, including Scientologists, is concerned about human rights. Cyrus Brooks

Community Relations Church of Scientology Sydney

Follow the money War is not a good idea unless, of course, you’re making money out of it. The war in Iraq has cost several trillion dollars so far, mostly spent on armaments and the oil to move them around. Has anyone noticed that the senior members of the US Administration, that took us into this war, above one of the world’s major oil reserves, have close connec-

tions to the recipients of most of those trillions? In starting that war they were accused of taking their eye off the ball in Afghanistan and failing to capture Bin Laden, potentially removing a focus for the Jihad. What they succeeded in doing was removing the Taliban who had done away with an opium trade that is, once more, in full production. Did they take their eye off the ball or are they playing with a different ball? The expensive war on drugs of the last few decades has led to the illicit drugs trade becoming the second largest industry on the planet, according to Kofi Annan, with less than two per cent of trafficked drugs being seized (Report of the Premier’s Drug Advisory Council, Victoria, 1996), hardly a success. Who are the recipients of 98% of the tax-free proceeds of the second largest industry? In case you think that a refusal to side with George means I’m siding with Osama, the close links between their families should have Jihadists asking these same questions of their leaders. With oil prices at record highs, the Bin Ladens and others are doing quite well out of this. Fundamentalism,

Islamic, Christian or anything else, makes it easy for the unscrupulous to mouth the platitudes of hatred; and to foment wars from which they profit. Fear is such an easy tool to use. There is no such thing as a hidden conspiracy; just follow the money, which, like guns, cannot be considered as inherently evil. They are just things; it’s what people do with them that matters. The only defence against terrorism is free, open societies that are addressing the causes of terrorism. Since fighting for peace is like copulating for chastity, it might be time to do something different. Robin Harrison

Coorabell

Hypocrisy? Déjà vu! Re your page 5 article ‘Highway Inquiry Subs to Close’ (Echo, August 16) in which Ian Cohen laments the destruction of the amenity of Midgen Flat and ‘the lifestyle of everyone up on the ridges and down on the flats. The noise will be outrageous’! I cannot comprehend how Mr Cohen can publicly make such comments when, for years, not only did he poohpooh the same arguments from concerned residents of Ocean Shores and Brunswick Heads but he person-

ally approached the then Minister for Transport, Carl Scully, to oppose our appeal for a western route. Is this the same locally elected member, now urging residents to make submissions, when he reportedly booed loudly in Parliament in response to thousands of petitions from his constituents in the north of the Shire? For us his current comments are pure hypocrisy. The question must be asked, what is the reason for his new found empathy? Surely not a touch of the NIMBY syndrome? How ironic! Or are there more votes for him south of the river than to the north? So, Ian, have you driven over the Brunswick River lately on the way to the airport? If so, what do you feel? Or are you, like me, barely able to cast your eyes on the destruction that’s taking place as day by day more trees disappear and more concrete is poured into the river? Can you feel the whole earth shudder as the pile drivers pound their way downwards into the river bed? Do you weep as the beautiful, tranquil scene is transformed into an ugly construction sight? Do you and your ‘green’ buddies feel any pang of remorse at your part in this destruction?

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Letters Please don’t get me wrong, I have the utmost sympathy for all those people, friends of mine included, who are now living with the possibility of a highway at their door. I just want to make it clear, Ian, that you were, to a large extent, responsible for us losing the fight to save the Brunswick amenity. Yes, Ian, the noise is outrageous and will be even more so as the freeway comes closer to Brunswick, snaking its way easterly and back again at 110kmh, nine metres into the air! Perhaps the new super-bridge could be named after you, given your success in making it a reality! Susan Hayward

Former Convenor Highway Action Coalition

A dying breed Byron Bay just lost part of its history – Soundwaves has closed. It was one of a dying breed, an independent record

welcoming place to the music community. After Clyde and Gayle sold the store to Grant and Marilyn Hilton around eight years ago, the tradition continued, and they developed the ticketing system there to a point where the store became the place to buy tickets for everything from Bluesfest to Big Day Out, from Woodford to shows at the local halls and just about everything you might want to buy a ticket for. We lost Clyde along the way, but the Hilton’s continued to employ Jake his son for many years. This type of resource is important to a community such as ours, and although there is another fine CD store in town, it is sad after almost twenty years to lose this one where I am told they just walked away from their business due to the rising rents in the CBD.

store run by people who love music, where you could have a conversation with someone behind the counter who was passionate about what they liked, or didn’t, and who could turn you on to new gems that had just been released weekly, no matter what your taste. I discovered Ernest Ranglin in this store! It was originally opened in the 80s by Clyde and Gayle Cue, who I got to know in the early 90s when we became partners in the East Coast Blues Festival. In fact the back of the store was where we used to have our meetings. I believe it was also the place where the original meetings occurred from where the seed that became BayFM grew. There was always room for original CD product on the shelves there, Indie, Blues & Roots and especially local. Soundwaves was always a

Rod’s Collectable Records, another unique record store, also closed recently. This has been a great loss to all of us who dearly love music. Peter Noble

Lennox Head

Wildlife carnage On Tuesday August 9 at about 10pm I was driving back along Upper Main Arm Road, heading home. As I neared Dry Creek Road I saw a large form splayed across the road. It looked at ďŹ rst glance like a large dog that had been run over. I have made it a habit to stop when I see a squished marsupial and examine it for living offspring, before relocating it to the bushes. There was no way I could have passed this animal even if I had wanted to, as it lay in the centre of the road and was large enough to block passage on either side for a nor-

mal sized car. After I had pulled over I discovered that it was a very large wallaby. Turning it over I saw that it was indeed lifeless and was male. I then managed to get my arms under it and lift the still warm body off the bloodsmeared bitumen and place it on the grassy verge. At the time it amazed me, and it still does, that someone could have hit this animal and just driven off. A piece of broken plastic spoke of signiďŹ cant impact with a fender of some description but there was no other sign to be gleaned. Shame on you, whoever is responsible for this. Even if you choose to drive inordinately fast on this treacherously windy road so populated by an abundance of wildlife (for how much longer with the carnage I seem to witness most days?) and even if you did collect this animal’s life with your

vehicle, at the least you could have lifted its broken body off the road as a safety measure for some other selfabsorbed driver gunning their way along the Main Arm Road. Can everyone please slow down!? Sharon Shostak

Upper Main Arm Q Letters acknowledged from Samantha Forrester, North Ocean Shores, Peggy Balfour, Mullumbimby, Sally McPherson, Byron Bay, M Mizzi, Tabulam, D Shawcross, Huonbrook, Ashiya Austin, Byron Bay, Clive Lawler, Federal, James Sinnamon, Red Hill QLD, Jim Nutter, Main Arm, Geoff Dawe, Uki, C Davies, Upper Main Arm, Carlos A Gutierrez, Myocum, Fabrizio Marsani, South Golden Beach, Hannah Grace, Mullumbimby, and O T Baggio, Tyagarah.

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beating involving broken bones? If not, the good Barnaby should say he did not to a lie detector very soon. He certainly threatened him with something very nasty, to judge by the abject back-down of last Tuesday. Rarely has a Frank Capra character turned into a Yes Minister character with such rapidity. Rarely has a homespun hero become so quickly such a goose. If someone can explain to me why paying our phone fees to foreigners and not to improvements in our country is a good idea, let him no longer hold his piece. The Liberals truly do not know – and Sol Lebovic, for one, is not going to tell them – how angry the bush is, and will continue to be after its ďŹ nal, cheap sale, about Telstra. And they have good reasons. Would Joanna Lees, eeing from her captor and ringing for help on her mobile, get through to anyone, even now? Of course not. Would a hitchhiker eeing through Belanglo State Forest from Ivan Milat and ringing for help on his mobile get through to anyone, even now? Of course not. For more of the same, and worse, vote National. This will kill them as a party. Prove that I lie.

Killjoy I hate baby boomers. They can all get stuffed. They have single handedly directed the economy so they can make money from building and hospitality. How is it that the baby boomers ended up increasing house values unrealistically and ruining it for future generations? Their stupidity and greed is setting the stage for a huge economic down turn. You keep on packing Generation Xers into stuffy, badly ventilated concrete slabs that you call ‘investment properties’. Go on, pay $800 for a ticket to see The Eagles or The Stones. Keep on living in your crappy nostalgia.

we buy properties from suicidal boomer investors for a box of raisins and a blanket when interest rates hit 200 percent. You have failed us. Boom. Oh, and keep on dating your friends’ daughters. It’s very unbecoming. On behalf of generations forever boned, let me just say thanks a lot you war mongering, sweatshop promoting, corporation loving, four wheel driving, paying blood for oil, chardonnay swilling bastards! Pay it forward indeed. Thanks also for deceiving so many young people that the way it is is the way it has to be, and pretending there isn’t much we can do to improve it.

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You think you rebelled against your parents’ generation but in reality you have just wasted an opportunity handed to you by them. You had the cleanest acid and the most organic pot. You have all reaped the rewards of learning for free in universities, universal health care and now you expect us to wipe your arse into old age. Your retirement will be spent on a banana lounge watching civilisation collapse into itself, and pretending the promise that your ‘enlightened’ generation should have brought to the planet was delivered. Keep driving your four wheel drives with ‘Save The Planet’ stickers, you selďŹ sh bastards. It is my sincere hope that karma will kick in before you die. That way we’ll watch you suffer. Twist, twist slowly in the wind. We’ll laugh as

But wait for what’s coming. Your terrible parenting has spawned the next run of cabbages on this third mall from the sun. They will be like you but worse. More selfish (if that’s possible) and unfortunately less articulate due to a deteriorating education system. And unless they inherit your portfolio of concrete, they will be unable to afford housing. Complete dominance of media control has also meant that youngsters are switching off in droves and are not participating in democracy you so hold dear. It is no wonder we are a cheeseburger generation. It’s time to get off the swing and let the younger kids play. PS What’s more alarming is that a baby boomer has edited this so I can’t say what I really think. Next week: ‘I hate people’.

o people who merely want to stay home are being called ‘extremi s t ’ n ow. S u r e , t h e y shouldn’t have been there in the ďŹ rst place, but Gaza has been their address for twenty years, and much of the life they know. Extremist? Hardline? Diehard? For wanting to stay home? Diehard’ and ‘hardline’ once described those duly elected Russians holed up in Parliament House while the ‘reformist’ Boris Yeltsin’s armies bombarded them, killing quite a few of them, unconstitutionally, their Supreme Court said, for wanting to serve out their parliamentary terms. Diehard extremist hardline fanatical fundamentalist democrats. Wonders will never cease. These words have no actual meaning now (is George Bush an ‘extremist’ pro-Creationist? a ‘diehard’ anti-Kyoto oil-driller? a ‘fanatical, hardline’ prosecutor of war in Iraq? Of course he is, but no one dares say so), but they serve their function, which is to do what ‘wicked’ and ‘heathen’ and ‘inďŹ del’ used to do, which is to say this is a bad, bad man. Anyone who uses them is a propagandist, and a craven tool of America, and should be spat on in the street. n the ďŹ rst two weeks of August three hundred thousand Australians changed their vote, or their

votes), but playing funny bugger s in the year s between. If I’m wrong, Sol will release, now, his raw ďŹ gures for the last year, and the means by which he ‘adjusts’ them. He will also explain why he rings no mobile phones, and instructs his pollsters to hang up when they hear a foreign accent (if this rumour is true), and why he rings up on Friday

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by Bob Ellis plummeted to a level as bad as his ďŹ rst week as Opposition Leader just after the Labor disaster of 1996. Oh really? It’s time to say it, I fear: Newspoll in my view is as objective in its reporting of the world as Fox News. It’s a wicked pretence (in my view) that Murdoch acolytes have cobbled up to give Howard the good news when he most needs it. It’s honest – and wrong – in the last poll it takes before a Federal Election (wrong the last two times by, yes, three hundred thousand

nights when no one but the old, incontinent, poor and friendless are at home. If he will not, I will take it as an admission that he is up to no good, using his immense public power to drum up headlines that damage, demean and discourage Labor, the Greens, One Nation and the Democrats, all of whose votes he has massively underrated lately. Prove that I lie.

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Bowled over by the drear remote

‘He says that cricket is better than sex.’ ‘That’s what his girlfriends reckon, too.’ She laughs at her own joke. I wonder what’s happening on TEN and try to get rid of Cat Carer by resuming my dreary conversation. ‘Adding a vowel goes against the trend to abbreviate everything.’ ‘Huh?’ ‘You know, like Tassie and Coffs and LA. When was the last time you heard anybody put the Bay on Byron, the Head on Lennox or the bimby on Mullum? Why make drear dreary?’ My ploy is counter-productive. Cat Carer is curious. Treating her own living

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Faerie Queene rankles at my inane commentary. She does a pause to powder her nose and top up her Dubonnet. Cat Carer beats me to the remote. Suddenly we’re on TEN. An adult drama. Steamy erotica. The blonde will take her top off real soon, you can bet on it. The breathy alto sax on the soundtrack is a dead giveaway. The lighting’s good, the angle just right. Here she goes. ‘Didn’t you come to see the cricket?’ Cat Carer icks the tube to SBS. There’s Warnie, waddling around like a peroxide penguin. ‘He’s so gross.’ Cat Carer is an Orlando Bloom type of gal.

room as though it were the cinema, she slings her pongy feet over the furniture and stuffs Doritos into her mouth at express pace. She pauses and holds one of the chips up for closer examination. She crunches it loud. ‘Or crisp crispy?’ She’s quick on the uptake, I’ll give her that. Pleased with herself, she relents from her psychological torture of me. We return to the movie. It’s too late. The blonde is in bed with her swarthy gentlemen alright, but they’re smoking cigarettes. They’ve done it. ‘Might as well check out the cricket before Mum gets back.’ She aims and presses.We’re at Manchester. An Englishman is making his way to the pavilion. Warnie’s got his 600th wicket. I missed it. Faerie Queene reappears with her scarlet drink. She banishes Warnie for her witty eighteenth century ladies, with their parasols and their subordinate clauses. Frustrated, I head for the hills. Home to Portnoy. Cat Carer says she’ll tape the rest of the game for me as soon her mother’s show is over. I can watch it in the morning.

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John Campbell The TV carked it as Warnie was coming on to bowl at Old Trafford. I made a desperate call and did a mercy dash to Bruns to try and catch some play. Faerie Queene and Cat Carer are squabbling over viewing rights when I arrive. I am third in the pecking order. My heart sinks. Mother is engrossed in a show that she taped while she was out on the weekend. How do you stay current if you are spending so many hours watching what you have recorded from earlier? Forever catching up, trying to put time in your pocket. It’s the conundrum of the age. Daughter has a wire plugged into her ear, listening to a Triple J pod-cast of a live performance from a month ago. Neither is interested in the drama going on at Manchester this minute. So much media. I tense up. Faerie Queene’s BBC bonnet drama drags. Scheming empire-line maidens planning balls, wearing gloves up to their elbows, writing letters to subalterns in Krishnapur. One of them describes a place as ‘drear.’ Makes me wonder when the word became ‘dreary.’ My mind turns on deep and meaningfuls like this all the time. I dig archaic language. When Slim Dusty sang that there was ‘nothing so morbid or drear as the pub with no beer,’ I used to think that he severed the last syllable of dreary to make the perfect rhyme with beer. Turns out Slim was a stickler for the antediluvian usage, too.

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Keeping the camphors under control Let’s start culling our Camphor Laurels now but let’s do it sensitively, selectively and gradually. This is the theme of the popular free community Camphor Laurel Control Workshops being organised by Janet Townsend, a farmer from Stokers Siding inTweed Shire and, as a member of Tweed Landcare, a keen volunteer bush regenerator. The workshops are presented by Tweed Landcare and DIPNR, with the support of Tweed Shire Council and Far North Coast Weeds. The workshops are for people worried by the proliferation of Camphors on their properties but feeling unsure of the rationale for a culling process and needing practical demonstrations of best practice methods of killing Camphors. ‘At the workshops we talk about how to draw up a long-term Cam-

phor control plan tailored to the size of your property,’ Ms Townsend said. ‘With a large property you may need a 10-20 year plan, so we discuss achievable short-term goals to encourage you as you work your long-term plan.’ Most workshop participants have some promising native vegetation on their properties that they want to encourage and the emphasis is on a gradual phasing out of Camphors that enables a smooth transition to healthy native bush. ‘Obviously you have to remove the Camphors faster than their rate o f s p r e a d ,’ s a i d M s Townsend, ‘but we have to recognise the part Camphors now play in Northern Rivers ecosystems in the way of food, habitat, and corridors for wildlife, erosion control in many situations and as nurse trees for

young native plants. So unless you’re going to replace the Camphors with native species it’s an environmentally dangerous exercise to merely remove them. And removal of large stands of Camphors all at once can lead to a whole lot of worse weeds rushing in to ďŹ ll the gap.’ For those not wishing to use herbicide, non-chemical methods of killing or removing Camphors are demonstrated along with the chemical options. The next workshop will be on Sunday September 11 at Stokers Siding, from 9.15am to 1pm. Participants are urged to wear sun-safe clothing and sturdy shoes for the demonstrations in the field after morning tea. Phone Janet Townsend on 6677 9326 for more information.

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Articles Lesley Patterson talks to David Kanaley about his work in Aceh

Aceh struggles to overcome the tsunami’s legacy

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hen much of southern Aceh was wiped out by the Boxing Day tsunami offers of help poured in from around the world. Australians were generous in their donations to the many appeals and the federal government weighed in with one billion dollars of their own to reconstruct the Indonesian province. Last month Byron Shire based planning consultant David Kanaley put aside the relatively minor trials of urban housing development on the north coast to face the challenging task of helping with the reconstruction of Aceh. David joined a team of other planners sent to Aceh by Hassals and Associates to offer advice on the rebuilding process. ‘This was the first significant delivery of the Austra-

inland. In contrast to the capital, outside Banda Aceh there are next to no foreign aid workers. ‘Between 160,000 to 180,000 people died in Aceh and there are now a minimum of 400,000 living in tents just outside the devastated areas. Some estimates put the figure as high as 700,000 displaced people who left the coastal villages and can’t go back because there are no access roads, no housing, no water, no food or jobs. My driver was formerly an engineer at a cement making factory, but the factory was washed away so he had no job to go back to,’ David told me. With so much money donated by the international community in the aftermath of the tsunami it is not unreasonable to expect substantial

efficiently and quickly and not to waste it on useless projects.’ A case in point is the European aid organisation which sent an engineer to install an irrigation system for the rice paddies in the devastated villages. According to David it was a well meaning project and focussed on resurrecting local food production, but as there are no villagers left living in the area to operate the irrigation and tend the fields the program’s efforts were wasted. ‘Much discussion has Schools needed Another challenge involves taken place about the pros the program to rebuild the and cons of erecting tempoeducation system, which had identified that 2,000 schools need to be constructed. ‘They realised that there were not enough teachers to run the schools, so the local authorities have asked for

‘People are under such stress from the loss of families, houses, livelihood. They are under enormous mental, emotional and physical stress. Often their only asset is their block of land which if they think they are going to lose might push them over the edge. ‘The provincial authority is desperate. They want to get the highway built to access the affected areas to bring in supplies and rebuild houses and schools.’

rary housing on land with no legal titles and possibly open to tidal inundation. Around 11,000 houses were erected, some of which it turns out have later been flooded by the tide.’

Living in tents This has to be balanced by the situation facing several thousand people still living in tents with the wet season approaching. David points to the need for accurate mapping which takes into account changed high water marks and identifies land ownership. ‘People in Aceh never

thought they’d get a tsunami of the size they got and we should realise that it could happen here,’ warns David, who was once in charge of planning at Byron Shire Council. ‘When Byron Shire Council prepared the coastline management plan the focus was on low pressure systems off the coast. We don’t know what would be the level of impact from a tsunami. There is evidence that tsunamis have occurred in the past, but there has been no discussion in Australia about the effect of tsunamis as a result of plate movements.’

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The tsunami dumped this boat among houses.

lian government’s $1 billion aid program. The project in essence was to improve the planning capacity of local government organisations in Aceh. Many of the local government planners had been killed in the tsunami and few of the planning staff left have much experience,’ explained David. Only around one third of the capital, Banda Aceh, is still standing, explains David, but he describes it as a city of optimism and hope. ‘Of a population of around 280,000 it has been estimated that as many as 50,000 lives were lost in the town. Now the place is full of international aid workers so it is really buzzing. Food is being airlifted in as the airport is still operating, the night markets recently reopened and businesses are starting up.’ Essential services such as water and power have been reconnected, but if you travel outside the city perimeter it’s a different story. ‘There are the remains of a few roads and buildings but basically it’s a sea of rubble with a few palm trees from the coast for about two to four kilometres

progress to have been made with the reconstruction effor t. However David describes a tangled web of barriers slowing the return to normality.

Villagers’ fears ‘The original road which connected all the towns and villages of southern Aceh has been destroyed. It is either underwater or been cut to shreds. An American construction company was given the task of constructing a new road from the towns and villages to the capital. Because they can’t use the current route, they are pushing it through towns and villages on a new route which has raised major concerns from villagers about losing their land and fears they might not get paid compensation or be relocated to new homes.’ The situation is exacerbated by the lack of a formal land title system which identifies who owns individual properties. While a start has been made by local planners to instigate a land title system only 40 out of 2,000 villages have yet been mapped due to a lack of manpower.

new teachers from elsewhere in Indonesia and are investigating a teaching program to train new teachers. It seems here that one problem leads to another challenge.’ During his five week stay David spent some time in outlying villages on the northern coast of Aceh, which was not badly affected by the tsunami. With other visiting planners he conducted workshops on the planning requirements for the reconstruction process with local government authorities and representatives from departments responsible for roads, education and health. Rather than being overwhelmed by the enormous task facing them, the local officials appear to be full of hope. ‘The planners and local authorities are so keen to see it happen. They have big hearts and lots of desire. One of the biggest positives from my trip was being able to lend them some support,’ said David. ‘There is an awful lot of international goodwill and money available but the challenge is how to spend it

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Television Guide 1. Adam Sandler is not Gary Cooper and Mr Deeds (TEN, Friday, 8.30pm) is a pale tribute to Frank Capra’s 1936 classic, Mr Deeds Goes To Town. Our Rachel stars with Dennis Quaid in The Rookie (Prime, Sunday, 8.30pm), the remarkable true story of a man who made it into major league baseball at the age of 35. The likeable Brendan Fraser and Arnold Vosio ham it up in the SFX B-grader The Mummy Returns (TEN, Saturday, 8.30pm). SBS piles on the cricket but the US tennis open is nowhere to be seen.

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6.00 Today 9.00 Mornings With Kerri-Anne.. Would be like a full frontal labotomy 11.00 Today Extra 11.30 Danoz 12.00 Dr Phil 1.00 Days Of Our Lives 2.00 The Young And The Restless 3.00 Fresh Cooking 3.30 Hi-5 4.00 Hot Source 4.30 Frasier 5.00 The Price Is Right 5.30 Temptation 6.00 Evening News 7.00 A Current Affair 7.30 McLeod’s Daughters Kate gets Jodi and Dave into a plan to hoodwink her visiting grandmother 8.30 CSI: Miami (M) 8.40 Lotto 9.30 Without A Trace (M) 10.30 Comedy Inc. The Late Shift (M, cl,sr) 11.30 Nightline 12.00 The District 1.00 Late Show With David Letterman 2.00 Eve (PG) 2.30 All About The Andersons 3.00 Guthy Renker 4.00 Entertainment Tonight

Sunrise Bambaloo Home Shopping Morning News Hope & Faith Still Standing Movie: Deep Family Secrets (M, v,a, 1996) A woman journeys back to her birthplace and discovers that much of what she had always taken for granted concerning her family was all a lie. Starring Richard Crenna and Angie Dickinson. Blue Heelers Home Improvement Who Dares Wins Go Go Stop News M*A*S*H Deal Or No Deal Prime News Seven News Home And Away The Mole – The Amazing Game Lost (M) Final Alias (M, v,s) Stargate SG-1 (PG) Boston Public (M) Home Shopping Expo Creo A Dollar Home Shopping

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Sunrise Bambaloo Home Shopping Morning News Hope & Faith Still Standing Movie: Palmetto (M, v,cl,s, 1998) A parolee gets caught up in an ill-fated kidnapping scam. Starring Woody Harrelson, Elisabeth Shue, Gina Gershon, Chloe Sevigny and Michael Rapaport. Studio Portraits: Will Smith Who Dares Wins Go Go Stop News M*A*S*H Prime News Seven News Home And Away Better Homes And Gardens Movie: The Waterboy (M, cl, 1999) Adam Sandler, Kathy Bates, Henry Winkler, Fairuza Balk, Jerry Reed Movie: Jackie Chan’s Rumble In The Bronx (M, v,cl, 1995) A tourist from Hong Kong in New York City to attend a family wedding takes on a motorcycle gang and the mob. Starring Jackie Chan, Anita Mui, Francoise Yip and Bill Tung. Fight School (M) Home Shopping

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Totally Wild Aerobics Oz Style Toasted TV In The Box Good Morning Australia Huey’s Cooking Adventures Ten News Murder, She Wrote Ready Steady Cook The Oprah Winfrey Show Huey’s Cooking Adventures Infomercial Wicked Science The Bold And The Beautiful Ten News The Simpsons Neighbours Celebrity Ready Steady Cook Charmed Movie: Mr Deeds (M, cl,v, 2002) A smalltown pizzeria owner and wannabe poet inherits $40 billion and moves to the big city. Stars Adam Sandler, Winona Ryder, Peter Gallagher, John Turturro and Harve Presnell. Late Night News Sports Tonight Blokesworld (MA15+) Video Hits Up-Late The Up-Late Game Show (M) Infomercial

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Rage continues Degrassi: The Next Generation Girls In Love Stateline Australian Story Foreign Correspondent Egyptian Mysteries Commonwealth Bank Trophy Netball NSW Premier Rugby LIVE Bowls Australia v New Zealand Go Wild! British Isles: a natural history Gardening Australia ABC News Midsomer Murders (PG) Hustle (M, cl,sr) ABC News Lost Highway: The Story Of Country Music 11.00 Sirens (M, s,v,a) 12.15 Rage (M) Simulcast on Triple J

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4.30 Movie: Time Flies (G, B&W, 1944) George Moon, Tommy Handley 6.00 Kid’s Programs 10.00 School Programs 11.00 Landline 12.00 Midday Report 12.30 Something In The Air 1.00 Pilot Guides 1.50 Mosaic 2.00 The Bill (M, a) 3.00 Kid’s Programs 5.00 Roller Coaster 6.00 Doctor Who 6.30 Talking Heads Tommy Tycho 7.00 ABC News 7.30 The 7.30 Report 8.00 Australian Story 8.30 Four Corners 9.15 Media Watch 9.30 Enough Rope With Andrew Denton 10.35 Lateline 11.10 Outwitting Hitler (M, cl) Marian Pretzel, a Polish Jew who survived the holocaust because of his skills as a forger. 12.05 Night And Day 12.30 Taggart (M, v,a,du) 2.10 Movie: Heart Of A Child (G, B&W, 1958) In Austria in 1918 a poor farmer’s son deďŹ es his father. Starring Jean Anderson, Donald Pleasance, Richard Williams 3.25 Bowls Australia v New Zealand – Men

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4.30 Movie: The Rocking Horse Winner (G, B&W, 1949) John Mills, Valerie Hobson, John Howard Davies, Ronald Squire 6.00 Kid’s Programs 10.00 School Programs 12.00 Midday Report 12.30 Something In The Air 1.00 The New Inventors 1.30 The Einstein Factor 2.00 The Bill (M, a) 3.00 Kid’s Programs 5.00 Roller Coaster 6.00 Doctor Who 6.30 Second Opinion 7.00 ABC News 7.30 The 7.30 Report 8.00 Real Life Water Rats Tasmania 8.30 The Bill (PG) 9.20 Foreign Correspondent 10.05 Dead Ringers (PG) 10.35 Lateline 11.10 Live At The Basement Graeme Connors 12.05 Night And Day 12.30 The Scarlet Pimpernel 2.05 Movie: Conspiracy Of Hearts (PG, B&W, 1961) Devoted Italian nuns hide Jewish children who escaped from a nearby refugee camp during World War II. Starring Lilli Palmer, Sylvia Syms and Yvonne Mitchell. 3.55 Vets In The Country

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Kid’s Programs Insiders Inside Business 7 Days Asia PaciďŹ c Focus Songs Of Praise Compass (G*) Landline Gardening Australia Message Stick Sunday Afternoon Aeros: Inside Upside Down Three Times Dances Of Ecstasy Making Johnny Edward And Mary Message Stick (G*) At The Movies The Einstein Factor ABC News Broadway: The American Musical New Tricks (G) Canterbury Tales (M, sr,v) Compass Stonehenge Rediscovered When She Died‌ (M, a) Movie: Adam And Evelyne (G, B&W, 1949) Stewart Granger, Jean Simmons Movie: Windom’s Way (PG, 1957) Peter Finch, Mary Ure Movie: Two O’Clock Courage (PG, B&W, 1945) Tom Conway, Ann Rutherford

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Weatherwatch Japanese News Weatherwatch Mandarin News Weatherwatch Italian News DAS Journal Spanish News Le Journal Russian News Greek News Arabic News Indonesian News Polish News Hitler’s Women Lost Treasures Of Tibet The monastery of Thubchen in the tiny Himalayan kingdom of Mustang A Fork In The Road Animated Tales Of The World The Journal Remember The Alamo 2005 Ashes Test Cricket Series Highlights World News Australia World Sport 2005 Ashes Test Cricket Series LIVE from Trent Bridge World News Australia Cricket continues Close

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City Guys Tractor Tom Saturday Disney Saturday Club Stanley Movie: Cat’s Don’t Dance (G, 1997) Animation My Scene Goes Hollywood According To Jim Saturday Kitchen The Great Outdoors Sydney Weekender Seven News The World Around Us: Tsunami – Anatomy Of A Disaster How the Asian tsunami happened and why its effects were so damaging Heartbeat Two hour series return A Touch Of Frost (M, s,n) Rugby: New Zealand v South Africa The second last test of Tri Nations from New Zealand Danoz Direct Expo TV editor realises he is just an armchair anarchist, and with his total audience of three, he seriously questions how effective satire is in an age dominated by McDonald Eating, Backyard Blitzing, Bovine Middle White Australia.

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Religion Flipper And Lopaka Weekend Sunrise Sportsworld LIVE My Business Cirque Du Soleil: Fire Within Beastmaster The Aleutians: Cradle Of The Storm Movie: Mermaids (PG, s,cl,a, 1990) Cher, Winona Ryder, Christina Ricci, Bob Hoskins How Clean Is Your House? Seven News Australia’s Guinness World Records Massive Nature Movie: The Rookie (G, 2002) True story about a 35-year-old baseball coach who becomes one of the oldest rookies ever to play major league baseball. Starring Dennis Quaid, Rachel GrifďŹ ths, Brian Cox, Beth Grant, Jay Hernandez and Angus T Jones. Movie: One Eight Seven (AV, v,cl, 1997) A committed inner-city high-school teacher who was attacked by a student for giving him a failing grade, returns to teaching a year later having been changed from the incident. Starring Samuel L Jackson, John Heard, Kelly Rowan and Karina Arroyave. Danoz Direct Expo Religion Home Shopping

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Sunrise Bambaloo Home Shopping Morning News Hope & Faith Still Standing Movie: Crimes Of Passion – Sleepwalker (M, v, 1997) A suspect confesses to a murder but claims to have been sleepwalking at the time. Starring Hilary Swank, Charles Esten, Jeffery Nordling and Natalija Nogulich. Blue Heelers Home Improvement Who Dares Wins Go Go Stop News M*A*S*H Deal Or No Deal Prime News Seven News Home And Away The Great Outdoors Grey’s Anatomy (M) 24 (M) Threat Matrix (M) The Simple Life 3 Regular Joe Home Shopping Religion Home Shopping

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Sunrise Bambaloo Home Shopping Morning News Hope & Faith Still Standing Movie: Trade-Off (M, s,cl,v) A young Florida businessman trapped in a miserable life meets a seductive woman on a business trip. Stars Adam Baldwin, Theresa Russell, Megan Gallagher and Barry Primus. Blue Heelers Home Improvement Who Dares Wins Go Go Stop News M*A*S*H Deal Or No Deal Prime News Seven News Home And Away Border Security Australia’s Front Line True Stories (PG) All Saints (M, a,v) Last Man Standing (M) Airline USA (PG) Infamous Murders Lost At Home Life With Bonnie Home Shopping Religion 5.30 Home Shopping

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Toasted TV Totally Wild Scooter: Secret Agent Yakkity Yak Video Hits State Focus Infomercial I Fish Seriously AFL Saturday Afternoon AFL LIVE – Hawthorn v Sydney Ten News Sports Tonight The Simpsons Monk Movie: The Mummy Returns (M, h,v, 2001) A couple must ďŹ ght to save the world and their son from the evils of the ancient Egyptian mummy Imhotep resurrected from his new resting place in the British Museum. Starring Brendan Faser, Rachel Weisz, John Hannah, Arnold Visloo and Patricia Velesquez. Saturday Night AFL St Kilda v Brisbane The Fifth Quarter Infomercials Bayless Conley Key Of David Hour Of Power

Mass For You At Home Meditation Medication Fergus McPhail Totally Wild Bread Meet The Press Video Hits & Coke Live 2005 City To Surf Highlights Fish Net Supercross Masters Superbike Championship Winton Trackside RPM Ten News Sports Tonight The Simpsons After having a run-in with the garbage men, Homer runs for Sanitation Commissioner, his campaign antics include interrupting a U2 concert. The Naked Chef Australian Idol Law & Order: Criminal Intent (M) NCIS (M, v,a) Late Night News Sports Tonight Moto GP Czech Republic Infomercial Enjoying Everyday Life Kenneth Copeland Life Today With James Robison This Is Your Day With Benny Hinn

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NBN Danoz Untold Wealth Guthy Renker Cushions Kids Kid’s Programs So Fresh Fishing Australia Arrive Alive Cup Destinations Movie: Mermaid (G, 2000) Ellen Burstyn The Alice Amazing Homes Getaway The Dog Whisperer NBN News Australia’s Funniest Home Videos Movie: Bring It On (PG, sr,cl, 2000) Kirsten Dunst, Eliza Dushki, Jesse Bradford Lotto Movie: Little Nicky (M, sr,cl,dr, 2000) Adam Sandler, Patricia Arquette, Harvey Keitel, Rhys Ifans, Tommy Lister Jnr Movie: The Enforcer (M, v,cl,sr,n, 1976) Clint Eastwood, Tyne Daly, Harry Guardino, John Mitchum Jimmy Barnes Late Show With David Letterman Bruce Springsteen Whose Line Is It Anyway? Guthy Renker Home Shopping Danoz Guthy Renker Untold Wealth Business Success Business Sunday Sunday Sunday Roast The Sunday Footy Show Boots ’N’ All Sunday AFL Geeling v Richmond – LIVE Sunday Rugby League Canberra Raiders v Parramatta Eels Evening News Backyard Blitz I’d rather be listening to Nocturne For Violin And Piano by Chopin You Are What You Eat 60 Minutes 10.5 (M, v) Premiere Movie: Desperate Measures (M, v,cl, 1998) A policeman is desperate to keep alive a violent escaped criminal because he needs him as a bone-marrow donor for his dying son. Starring Michael Keaton, Andy Garcia, Brian Cox, Marcia Gay Harden, Erik King, Efrain Figueros and Joseph Cross. AFL Melbourne v Essendon Whose Line Is It Anyway? Guthy Renker Australia 20/20 Today Mornings With Kerri-Anne Today Extra Danoz Dr Phil Days Of Our Lives The Young And The Restless Fresh Cooking Hi-5 Hot Source Frasier The Price Is Right Temptation Evening News A Current Affair The Alice (PG) Frasier Who Wants To Be A Millionaire Cold Case (M, v) Real Crime (M) Nightline Da Vinci’s Inquest (M) A deadly ďŹ re at a retirement home leads to an investigation as to whether it was caused by arson or neglect. Water Rats (M) Wanda At Large Like Family Guthy Renker Entertainment Tonight Good Morning America Today Mornings With Kerri-Anne Danoz Icon Dr Phil Days Of Our Lives The Young And The Restless Fresh Cooking Hi-5 Hot Source Frasier The Price Is Right Temptation Evening News A Current Affair Frasier Two And A Half Men CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (M) Afterlife (M, a) Taken (M, v) Nightline The Associates Late Show With David Letterman Fastlane Guthy Renker Entertainment Tonight Good Morning America Why is it called tourist season if we can’t shoot at them?

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Girl Talk MANDY NOLAN SPEAKS WITH MITCH CONNELLY, ONE OF THE BOYS OF BEAUTIFUL GIRLS. It’s not every day that a band of blokes will choose to call themselves something like The Beautiful Girls. But if you’re in to challenging the macho posturing of tough guy band names, then that’s just what you do. Over the last few years The Beautiful Girls have built a following based on their passion, their originality and their uncontrived rootsy grooves. TBG don’t take the predictable route. According to drummer Mitch Connelly, the secret to their success has been their ability to come up with the unexpected. ‘We have always tried to do the opposite of what’s expected when we are playing. When we are doing a gig we don’t come out with guns blaring – you don’t need to do that.’ Their music has been compared to the likes of Ben Harper, Jack Johnson and Nick Drake, and while this pleases the band, they’re certainly a band who has pioneered a very organic sound all of their own. Their first release was back in 2003 and it saw them take their first step into the market with ‘Good Times’, a limited edition 5 track which sold out in weeks. When they released their debut full length album ‘Learn Yourself’ in 2004, they already had an audience wide open for the music of the Beautiful Girls. The recording was a neat combination of roots, hip hop, reggae, soul and blues. Like its predecessors, The Beautiful Girls new album, ‘We’re Already Gone’ has that raw edge. There’s no hint of over-production. Although this album is a little darker than the rest. ‘I think everyone was really curious about what we were going to come up with next. We have done so much touring in the meantime, but this album has that darker edge, it probably surprised a lot of people. When the songs came, we tested them at gigs, so they have been road tested’. ‘We’re already Gone’ is a great album. It’s one of those albums that really hangs together – and is even better on the second and third play. For an album that has basically been self-produced,

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how can the musician as the creative auteur have the needed distance from the project to know just where to place a song, or even a sound? ‘I remember when I first heard it as one album. I was stoked. You start off listening to songs bit by bit – in fragments, but you never get to hear it as the whole album until the end. When you are recording you are picking everything apart. All I can ever hear is the drums. I have to stop listening to the takes and then go back and listen to it as an outsider. That’s how we tend to work. Each of us listens to our own little bit. We trust Ian Pritchard our engineer, but in a way we are really producing our own bits. We all wanted it to be the best album that it could be. If someone doesn’t like something then you speak up about it. We don’t have huge egos, so we are up for changing things...’ So many of The Beautiful Girls’ tracks are influenced by their underlying politics – there’s even a harking back to the ethos of the seventies, that reflects the emptiness of a life spent purely on material pursuits. With the advent of reality pop shows, the Music Industry has become even more transparent in it’s quest to convert talent into bucks, but for independent bands like TBG, this has never been part of the attraction to the industry. ‘I think with what we do, money can’t be important. I was recently with my girlfriend and her uncle - he makes a lot of money and he was asking how or why you’d be a musician. I told him that you can’t go into this industry expecting to make money. We have all had day jobs. We have all played for free. There’s a big chance you won’t be making any money...’ Music with integrity always sounds so much better than music without it. I told Mitch I’d liked the album so much I’d asked our receptionist to use it as our office ‘hold music’. ‘You know you’ve made it when you’re the Hold Music!’

THE BEAUTIFUL GIRLS PLAY THE HOTEL GREAT NORTHERN ON THURSDAY

GOING GREENE Paul Greene chats with Mandy Nolan PAGE 2

BRINGING FROCKS NEW THE BLUE FOR TREES SINSATION Rainforest Rescue come Time to get Fruity, MOUNTAINS up with a high impact the Italo Club gets way to save the forests! all hot and fluffy TO BYRON Collin Offord brings his unique voice to a unique town PAGE 2

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FunDanceDads FUNRAISERS ITS A SHOCKER – FROCK SOCCER Thought you couldn’t do anything to save the forests? Well you thought wrong. Bung on a frock and you could save a species. The Rainforest Rescue team are aiming to save hectares of Ecuador’s rainforest by hosting a Frock Soccer Comp. Every $200 raised will save a whole hectare of rainforest!! This haute couture soccer event features two teams of blokes, frocked up to the nines, going all out to literally take out their opponents. There’s a few hairy tactics on the ďŹ eld with each player being given a ‘secret’ weapon. This weapon is not revealed until the moment of play – it can be anything to distract the opposition. It could be a nude photo of Paris Hilton, a uffy slipper, a cream pie (very dangerous to the lactose intolerant). To raise money this event needs a joyous crowd who are asked for just $5 each – be at the Bangalow Soccer Field on Bangalow Market Sunday and you could save the world, or at the very least some of it’s air! Be there for a 2pm game!

DANCE LEARNING TO STOMP! Did you ever watch Strictly Ballroom and wish you could dance like that old woman on the rooftop? Flamenco makes even an overweight old Nanna look sexy! If you want to learn, now you have the chance to kick up your heels and tighten those calves because classes are starting in Byron very soon! All you need is a skirt to swish, a heel to stomp and a wellspring of animalistic desire to get that barely controlled hungry look that dancers seem to have. Beginner’s dance classes are being run at the Buddha Bar Dance Studio on Friday’s from 10:30-11:30am. There is no need for any prior dance experience, all ages and genders are welcome. For enquiries and bookings phone Serena on 6624 3498.

FESTIVALS DEALING WITH DADS The Fatherhood Festival is on once again and all those who are fathers or who have a father are invited to attend in celebration and understanding of this often maligned role. How do you become a good dad? And what does it mean to be a good dad anyway? How can you possibly know if you had one that was pretty crap at it? There’s a host of debate and conversation at the Festival with the Big Cafe Conversation featuring Sandy McCutcheon (author of The Magician’s Son), Dr. Bruce Robinson (author of Fathering from the Fast Lane) and Alan Close (writer) at a panel with a difference. Audience members are encouraged to get up close and personal and be inspired in a sometimes sad, sometimes funny discussion with the guests. Bangalow A & I Hall ( turned into a cafe) in Bangalow on Sept 3rd at 3 pm. Coffee and cookies included in ticket price. $25. For more information about the festival check out the website: www.fatherhoodfestival.com or telephone 6688 4071

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Home sweet holiday rental I have an embarrassing secret. I rent. Although I usually try and avoid subjects alluding to realty, I am married and in my late thirties, so it inevitably comes up. People generally assume I own my rented abode and ask if I have an intention to sell. I usually say, ‘well, I’ve thought about it but it might piss the owner off’. It seems at my age, one is supposed to have at the very least the beginnings of a property portfolio – so I am seriously considering buying a caravan and maybe even an annexe. I live in Byron Bay, there’s no way I’d be able to afford to buy anything here. My husband and I have been discussing the many merits of Casino – the desperation and isolation could really inspire some Hertzog type ďŹ lm making for my bloke, the kids could beneďŹ t from a mullet cut and I might get to live my dream and be the Meat Queen. But I want to stay here. For long term renters like myself Byron offers very little. I am lucky enough to live in a very nice pad,

but for the hundreds of other property challenged proletariats, it’s not always the case. For a start, when you rent, real estate agents treat you like shit. They’re all smiles until you indicate you are after one of their residentials and they just point you in the direction of the ‘list.’ They don’t even get up. Subtext: do it yourself dickhead. The rental list is usually an A4 piece of paper with about 3 listings. Of course, there’s always heaps of apartments because no one wants to live in those, but houses are as rare as hens teeth, and anything with new carpet, and a pre 1978 kitchen will have found its way to the ‘holiday lettings’. (I think we call them ‘lettings’ because for a long time now, we have been ‘letting’ them have our town.) Once upon a time Byron had a vibrant community of artists and painters, and healers and drifters and dancers but they left a long time ago due to lack of affordable housing. These days it’s a high end community with more of the

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Paul Greene is one of those acts that people are starting to discover. It’s a wonderful thing, being able to uncover talent at your local pub, or playing a small room in a festival, before it gets marketed, re-packaged and those cosy little gigs of a few hundred, become packed houses where all you can see is the top of some guy’s head. Paul Greene has that everyday charm and natural stage presence of someone like Pete Murray, so it won’t be a surprise to ďŹ nd him suddenly zooming to success. His music is very much a conversation – an intimate exchange about love, life and politics with a guitar, a microphone and a battered stomp box. Paul has a special relationship with Byron, ‘The ďŹ rst place I ever played on tour was the Rails. It feels like coming home a lot – it’s nice to come there and feel welcome. It’s amazing how many people you meet around the world and that come to see me because they saw me at the Rails.....or Esperence!’ Paul is currently working on his latest CD due out in November; ‘I have Paul McUrcher producing and engineering, and I have no shortage of material – I have about 40 or so contenders that I want to get through. I think compared to others I am probably a proliďŹ c writer. I am just compelled. I just have to write.’ Paul was here most recently playing to support the Whales Alive gig

organised by his close friend Olive Andrews. ‘One of the really good things that came out of the whale gig for me was that Ash Grunwald who does the Roots and All Program featured me on his Roots program because he really dug my set. Last night I did a gig and there were a bunch of people there that heard it on Ash’s show. My only way to get out there is to get up and play and put everything into it. The only thing I have control of is my songs...and to have someone like Ash...hang on that’s the universe, no it’s not, it’s Olive!’ As well as playing solo, Paul plays with Rob Hirst (Midnight Oil) in a dynamic two hander. ‘Rob and I worked on a project years ago and I came in as a vocalist and did some guitar and harmonica. The ďŹ rst gig we ever did was when I was playing the Rails and Rob got up and did a guest spot.’ One of the highlights of Paul’s last gig was when a young local didge player, Nigel Stewart got up and jammed with Paul. ‘That was a very special moment for me. We were just jamming. I don’t do it very often. I have never performed that song before – it was very special, it’s what I look for as a songwriter – grabbing something and getting inspiration...having the didge player there, it was a really special moment. He’s incredible. I hope he’s at the gig at the Rails, I’d love to do a jam with him.’ Paul Greene plays the Rails on Thursday, so someone tell Nigel!

cash and less of the colour (but ironically it was the colour that attracted the cash in the ďŹ rst place). I have lived in a house in Byron where I was forced to vacate at 8 months pregnant with my second child so the owner and his family could have a holiday. We’ve got more shit than our pipes can handle, our roads are congested: could that have something to do with the number of illegal holiday lettings? Of course we need tourists, but we also need residents. And not just rich ones, we need the poor ones too. We want to retain our economic diversity. We have heard enough in the holiday letting debate about the fate of the wealthy, what about the fate of this community as a whole? As the saying says, to grow beautiful healthy citizens, it takes a village. It doesn’t take a holiday resort. It’s an exciting prospect: one day soon, a ‘community’ may return to Byron. Coming soon to a holiday rental, near you!

i i FRESH AS PESH The Peshwari Collective is a Melbourne based project that sees players come together in a beautiful collaboration of tasty groovin progressive electronically infused music with live musicians playing drums, bass, synth and lapsteel, providing a subtle yet powerful blend through dynamic range and improvisation. The project stems from producer Peshwari (Linden Lester) exploring the crossovers and possibilities between the combination of electronic/ acoustic music in a live situation. The sound is uniquely accessible through avours of Progressive Trance, dub and world inuences. Regular players are: Linden Lester from Morph, Matt Goodwin from Skin and Wild Marmalade and Jiah Karni of Brave New Beats. The Beach Hotel on Thursday.

i i OH MY JOSH, IT’S MARTHA! It’s one of the best double acts this town has had in some time, Martha Wainwright part McGarrigle, and little sis of Rufus, the new favourite songstress. Martha meshes her bold adventurous blazingly honest songwriting with her signature emphatic, ďŹ erce vocal performances. She’s a girl who clearly walks her own path, not only that, given a brushcutter she’d cut it as well. She has a unique voice, 2 parts Joni Mitchell one part Janis Jop, and 1 part something else entirely – she courts the timeless serenity and grace of folk music while spiking it with a decidedly contemporary intensity. She’s joined by Josh Ritter as support, a songwriter whose voice recalls the greats like Neil Young and Townes Van Zandt. He breathes new life into a classic gentre, in a per-

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LiveMusic formance that is Cohen-esque, mixing the poetic with the conversational. One moonlit night, at the Bangalow A&I Hall, Thursday 1 September.

i i GOING OFFORD i i Colin Offord is a modern troubadour of the Aquarian Age. Singer, composer, instrumentalist, inventor of original instruments and visual artist, he has created a unique musical language born of the Australian cultural landscape and its environment. Based in the Blue Mountains, Offord is truly original and his performances are magical, extraordinary events. Reviewers rave about music that is hauntingly organic, uplifting, and capable of replenishing the human spirit. His music ‘manages to reach into some kind of collective subconscious and touches sensitivities which are both mythic and familiar.’ He returns from France for this tour and plays the Byron Community Centre on Saturday. Show 8pm, tix $22/18 While he’s here, Colin’s also running a workshop entitled: ‘The Endless Voice’ from 12 – 2.30 pm. It is suited to anyone

own ‘Urban Jungle Groove’. Tommee has shared the stage with such icons as The Wailers, Jimmy Cliff, Ziggy Marley and UB40. Following the release of their critically acclaimed debut album ‘No Added Sugar’, successful tours of Canada, Indonesia and last year’s opening spot for The John Butler Trio, Tommee And The Neighbourhood are set to embark on an East Coast tour of Australia starting on August 10. Tommee was born in a small village called Bima in the Indonesian jungle, and his music provides a ‘Round the World Ticket’ incorporating music from every part of the globe. Tommee and the Neighborhood play the Hotel Great Northern on Sunday.

i i SEEK AND YOU WILL FIND Keith Potger, one of the original Seekers – founding member, the quiet very handsome bloke on the guitar. Currently Keith performs his own solo concert tour featuring folk ballads, songs from the Seekers and a lot of his original material. Keith plays the Pocket Restaurant in Billinudgel on

Mason Rack at the Beach Hotel, Sunday who wishes to develop the unique sound of their voice and uses improvisation with rhythm, melody and harmony to explore its power and emotional expression. Yoga Arts Studio, Byron Bay. $25/20. For bookings phone ACE on 6684 3374.

i i THE GREAT DANE Lighthouses beaming, sound waves and being buried in headphones are just some of the destinations on the dark highways of the now Melbourne based artist Dane Tucquet’s bent folk songs. With a voice described as a young Tom Waits meeting Nick Drake and skewed tales of ghosts in glass jars, satellite surveillance and little black wheels, Dane Tucquet has created some beautifully twisted tunes. He performs the opening set when he supports Clare Bowditch at the Hotel Great Northern on Wednesday.

i i TOMMEE FOR YOUR TUMMEE Tommee And The Neighbourhood are a unique four-piece Sydney band who combine roots, reggae, blues, latin and afro beats to create their

Saturday, $55 dinner show (3 course meal). For a seat at this intimate dinner show with one of the seminal characters in Aussie music, phone 6680 3300.

i i GETTING THE DRUM ON HOW TO DRUM Ku Promotions will be holding two workshops in Byron Bay through ACE on Sunday. Peter Kennard, a highly regarded percussionist will be teaching Rhythm Cultures: Step out of your box – there is life after 4/4 – learn to groove with traditional beats in 7, 9 and 11. Participants are asked to bring your frame drums, darabuka and djembes or even your olive oil cans. Using frame drums Peter Kennard explores rhythms from Spain, Greece, Turkey, the Arabic traditions and Southern India. This workshop seeks to rewire your body and brain – you may never look at the number 7 in the same way ever again. This will be held at Ku’s ofďŹ ce 15 Citriadora Drive, Ewingsdale from 10am – 12pm. $25/$20. For bookings phone ACE on 6684 3374.

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Sars at the Currumbin Soundlounge, Friday nies of Argentine Tango, the wild improvisations of Gypsy Jazz, and the ďŹ re and grace of Flamenco, SARS recalls the scene of 1920’s Paris cafes but ďŹ ltered through an edgy, contemporary sensibility. With special guest Kacey Patrick from Stringmansassy, this will be a celebration of diverse musical passions. Currumbin SoundLounge on Friday.

i i DOLPHINS SHOT Local bands, musicians and producers should get their entries in now for this year’s amped-up Dolphin Awards – and have a shot at being heard by some of the nation’s top music gurus. New Dolphins sponsor, Byron Bay’s Beach Hotel, will be this year’s venue. And the North Coast’s own, new international star, Ngaiire and her band The R.E.N.T. will headline a night of top local entertainment. Awards entries are open for Album of the Year, Song of the Year, new recording talent, male vocal, female vocal, production/engineering, instrumental, youth, music for children, Indigenous, world music including reggae, folk, blues, country, gospel or devotional, protest including environmental message, jazz, pop, rock/metal, funk/hip-hop, electronic/techno/ambient and promotional artwork or website until 2 September. Finalists in Album of the Year and Song of the Year will have their work judged by two heavyweight industry talent scouts: Catherine Harridy, A&R for Festival Mushroom records, and Simon Moor, A&R for Sony Publishing. Entry forms are available from the NCEIA ofďŹ ce, music outlets in the region and online at www.nceia.org.au, or call NCEIA on 6622 0222.

i i BURSTING A VASSELLA Mullum Folk Club is coming up this Thursday. The feature artist this month is Luke Vassella just back from gigging around the country launching his new CD. The Folk Club gig keeps attracting high calibre acts due partly to the attentive and appreciative audiences. There is also a high standard of chalkboard performers which sees the huge talent of our local area come out of the woodwork showcasing their original material. Songwriters are invited to join in and need

to get themselves chalked up on the board (from 7.30pm). Show starts at the Drill Hall in Mullumbimby around 8pm.

i i SCORPIONIC TONGUIE On a hot summer night, would you offer your throat to the wolf with the red roses?? No? Well how about the daschund with daffodils or the lap dog with a box of chocolates? Passion affects different people in different ways. But why spend the night at home getting in touch with your deeper, lustier and more scorpionic self when you could go out and connect up with others who like to dance on a dark moon. This Saturday at Coorabell features an adults only intense, intimate and sweaty exploration of the underbelly of the masculine and the feminine (bring a razor!). At 7pm there’s a Herbal High Tea Ceremonies, from 8pm the dance begins with live improvisation and after 9.30pm a 3 hour drum fest. Punters are encouraged to bring a blindfold. Kiss From a Scorpion. Who knows what could happen once those sexy dark little strikers have there way. Saturday.

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As the globalisation of capital refocuses on a Euro–Sino axis, stupid consumer items like this will disappear.

China makes everything consumers need so countries give them money. America is the world’s biggest consumer and consumes more than it can afford, so it borrows money. But because oil is paid for in $US it never has to ‘repay’ these loans, it just prints more money. China buys lots of oil too, so it depends on America for dollars. But if it paid for that oil in another currency (say Euros), then goodbye USA. In the end, the only thing that will be left for consumerism to consume is itself, its final act of disappearing up its own bum scheduled for 2012.

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It is a fact often overlooked that traditional photographic reproduction is quite a toxic affair. Not only are the developers, fixers and silver nitrates bad for the environment, but they also pose a health risk for those in the photographic industry. Walk into a modern digital studio, like Mother Art, Byron Bay and breathe the air – no smell. So let us welcome the fresh air of the digital revolution! Jason will be conducting a series of Digital Imaging seminars September 17 and 24. See www.motherart.com.au for details. 1/5 Wollongbar St, Byron Arts & Ind Estate. Ph. 6685 5477

complete professionalism... Is what you get when you come to us. There is very little we do not know about glass – from shower screens to windows to mirrors, we offer quality products with great service. In addition we are on-call 24 hours a day for repairs – just ring Cape Byron Glass 6685 8588 or 0415 660801 6/3 Acacia Street, Byron Bay.

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Red Ginger Asian Food and Home has a new shipment of gorgeous, unusual, delicious and quirky goodies from China. Alongside all the delicious food and Yum Cha goodies that you all love you will discover the exotic finds from Marina's recent trip to China – exotic incense burners, old fashioned, colourful thermos flasks, fabrics, slippers, toys, jewellery, hand bags, Kwan Yin statues, Buddhas, beautiful old blue and white Ginger Jars, tissue box covers, beautiful teaware to go with Red Ginger's range of fine teas and so much more. Come in and have some tea and Yum Cha goodies and browse the shelves to your heart's content. Opposite Byron Cinemas in Jonson St. Tel 6680 9779

carolyn’s beauty therapy Beauty at Sunrise is located in a tranquil private location in Sunrise Crescent, Lennox Head. Enjoy outrageously indulgent facials, body treatments, infrared sauna, massage, foot and hand treatments and waxing. The salon has also incorporated medical professionals to supply the growing need for IPL permanent hair reduction and photorejuvenation. New IPL and Botox Treatments These treatments are very effective for hair removal, pigmented skin scarring, Rosacea, capillaries, wrinkles and acne. Treatments are painless and safe. Phone Carolyn on 6687 7160 to enquire about popular Botox treatments. Great for facial lines, crows feet, frown lines, and excellent for softening facial lines for a fresher younger look. All treatments are done with great care by experienced operators with your needs being their greatest interest. Phone Carolyn on 6687 7160 • 15 Sunrise Crescent, Lennox Head

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What do you need to do today to bring you closer to what you want? Powerful question isn’t it?

Broadband and Internet connections including wireless broadband are also supplied and setup to your configuration. Explore the easiest way of using the latest computer equipment with a computer lease PC / laptop or peripheral. This saves your capital and is tax deductible if you use it for business. A typical term is 3 years and all servicing and repairs are included. At the end of the term you get a brand new pc. There is no finance company to deal with and no fees or hidden charges and all monthly payments include gst.

As your Personal Coach I can assist you to; • clarify what it is you want, • stay on track to do what you say you are going to do, • identify the actions necessary to get where you want to go. Qualified, Objective, Discreet & Passionate. Take the next step forward, phone Jan Terkelsen 6680 7854, 0425 795 938

Call David Lawson Computer Services for further info ph. 6684 3955 or 0414 843955.

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The Buddha Bar is open till midnight with DJs on the terrace Tuesday to Sunday. Friday the Backstage Room gets the Byron Funk Collective treatment and this Saturday from 9pm is the screening and launch Party for Acyber Tribal Exodus DVD / Movement of da People CD.

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La La Land is open with ambient bar music Monday to Wednesday. The resident DJs spin deep, electro and rocky house Thursday and Friday. This week Saturday is the LiveWire team, Giv and Timcah mixing up electro-tech-house.

COCO’S

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Cocos is open Wednesday till Saturday with DJs also on the decks in the upstairs lounge bar for the weekend nights. This week it’s Jackie Onassid on Friday and Scoota Saturday.

C-MOOG

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c-moog is still open. The regular nights run from Wednesday to Saturday and Cuba serves up cocktails most nights.

ELSEWHERE

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Elsewhere is open till 5am Friday to Sunday. The guest at Motion Theory this Saturday is DJ Khris and Rock Hardson heads up to Surfers on Sunday for the Royale session.

LISMORE

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In Lismore there’s a couple of events this Saturday. The Tropical Fruits’ Sinsation party has DJs Tsunami (aka Wolf Wilson) and Sydney’s Svetta at the Italo Club in Barrow Lane ‘an evening of sensory stimulation with our diverse GLBTI community.’ At the Winsome Hotel the Playboy Mansion party kicks off a debauched evening of fun at 9pm.

SCREENING AND LAUNCH PARTY THIS SATURDAY 9PM BUDDHA BAR HOSTED BY HIVE STUDIOS

Although there won’t be an Exodus at Bald Rock in 2006, you can recreate the experience in your own home with the double DVD/CD. Happy People Productions and Studio Touches Clouds have released a DVD covering Millenni-yum, Odyssey 2001, Exodus 2002 and 2003 plus the Hacienda party in 2004. The two hour DVD is more than a chronological sequence of events. Images of the festivals and danceoors are merged with psychedelic art, animation and graphics. There’s also a still image slideshow and additional contributions by photographers and artists. With the fast cyber tribal sound track setting the pace, the DVD includes an incredible amount of material and creativity. The CD was complied by Urzuz and kicks off with tracks by ex-Exodus DJs like Hari Om & Monee Loves You and Lorin Ashton (the breaks among the trance). Then there’s some tribal tunes from artists like Ganga Giri before the cyber trance goes off with collaborations from GMS vs Cyrus and Kopfuss Resonator vs Jonzun Amtz. As an album it’s not easy listening stuff but ...invite a few Exodoofers round, get in the vibe with the DVD then crank up the CD, head outside and tranceout under the stars. Distribution online at www.wirikuta.at

NIC’S STATEMENT THE FILM-MAKER (NIC TOUCHES CLOUD) This ďŹ lm although time wise is not a documentary and the style is not of pure ďŹ lm clips, this is an exploration of the ghost dancing experience from the mind’s eye, staying in places that other festival ďŹ lms only haunt, a musical back beat through to the other side of reality. These gatherings were multi-dimensional, extra-sensory, multi media happenings. A special blend of hippy aesthetic, bush logic, beautiful country, massive rocks, lakes, local animals, performers, local and global music, psychedelics, visuals, ďŹ re twirling mobs, psychonauts and shaman. In the high country of Australia and interface to universality, sustained derangement of the senses leaving one in the ecstatic trance dance, sonic driving sound track. Nic Touches Clouds VJ-DJ & Film Maker from the Byron Bay and beyond region, spent two years in production with four years of animations coming together in in a unique mix of visions. This is a psychedelic trance session aid, an ode to the all nighters, true to the experience of being there, non verbal and timeless, alien to the well trodden path ..... STUDIO TOUCHES CLOUDS at large.

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When you think of parlours, you think of old-fashioned things, but when you come to Charlotte’s Parlour you can leave those thoughts at the door! New season fashions have arrived in great new styles and colours – Metalicus, Mooks, Paul Frank, Sabi lingerie – plus lots of fun and quirky gift ideas for you and your friends.

NADINE ABENSUR iii

‘Recently I attended one of Nadine’s classes with a group of friends. We had the best day ever. Nadine’s such a fantastic and inspiring teacher – right up there with the best. I can’t wait to do another class and I wish she’d get her own TV show. She really rocks. We learnt all sorts of new tricks, easy but amazingly delicious recipes and last minute standbys – my husband’s happy and so are my kids. And we had a good laugh along the way. A brilliant day.’ Kristen Helps, Bangalow.

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Shubar has relocated to beautiful new premises at the buzzy end of Jonson Street and offers you a great range of shoes – imported and otherwise. Seriously stylish footwear and gorgeous accessories will complement your spring-into-summer wardrobe – come and ďŹ nd your perfect ďŹ t!

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The winter rug sale continues at Shikara Design, a continuously changing collection of mystical art, sculpture, architectural features, rugs, dĂŠcor items and jewellery from the East. They stock a range of pieces that reect an enormous mythological and religious heritage while at the same time having a unique aspect of design, and an energy which uplifts and complements our own lifestyle. Shikara is currently offering half priced kilims as part of their winter rug sale, but as some items are literally ‘running out the door’, you’ll need to be quick! See Julian and Anita at 142 Jonson Street (south end) in the Bay or phone 6685 5152. Easy parking and open 7 days.

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Cinema can cater wickedly to our desire to be frightened. Sadly, this film requires no sudden change of Reg Grundies. It looks promising - Louisiana hoodoo country, a locked attic in a spooky mansion, a blonde who walks around its perilous parlours at night in her knickers, a shower scene, John Hurt in a perpetual state of wrinkly terror and a horrible secret concerning the lynching from a century ago of a black witchdoctor and his partner. It is they whose spirits will not rest. No time is wasted in getting Caroline (Kate Hudson) from New Jersey down to the bayou and into the employ of the sinister Violet (Geena Rowlands) and her invalid brother (Hurt), but scant regard is shown to the patient building of tension, with Director Iain Softley asking little of his audience by relying on conventional set-ups and pressing worn out buttons. There are a few startling moments, all accompanied by a ham-fisted orchestral wham, but the greatest disappointment is when Violet and Caroline sit down to supper and you never get to see what ‘gumbo’ actually is. John Campbell

In Melinda and Melinda Woody Allen mixes the tragic with the comic, a delightful, intelligent look at two versions of the same story. Two playwrights (Wallace Shawn and Larry Pine) are arguing about whether life is basically comic or tragic. So they take an idea -- a blonde named Melinda bursts into the Manhattan apartment of married pals who are having a dinner party -- and imagine it as low farce and high drama. Woody cuts back and forth between the two stories. Allen intercuts between the two retellings, intermingling cause and effect, love and romance, failure and success, as Melinda creates havoc in both fictional worlds. Interestingly, the comic section is not a straight laughfest, like Allen’s Sleepers, Annie Hall or Bullets over Broadway, and the more serious part is not nearly as dour as Interiors or Another woman. Instead, Allen, who has been criticized by critics and fans alike for not making more funny films, has created two parallel universes that each combines aspects of comedy and tragedy, resulting in a wonderful, insightful drama.

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ARIES: The unruly energies of Leo Mercury and Tauran Mars could have you keen as a bean and barging round regardless this week like Toad of Toad Hall from Wind In The Willows. Gracious restraint and a sense of perspective would stand you in much better stead.

6.30PM DENNIS WILSON â– CHEEKY MONKEYS, BYRON MEXICAN PARTY â– CHINCOGAN HOTEL 5.30PM SALSA CLASSES

TUESDAY TUES DAY ■BEACH HOTEL, BYRON 9PM BIG SCREEN DANCE MUSIC ■BUDDHA BAR, BYRON DJ DAVE C ■CHEEKY MONKEYS, BYRON TEAM TRIVIA ■THE RAILS, BYRON 6.30PM GREG ARNOLD ■BANGALOW HOTEL 7.30PM BRACKETS & JAM ■CHINCOGAN HOTEL, MULLUM 7.15PM ROCK N’ ROLL DANCING

CANCER: The Sun moves into Virgo this week to get life, the universe and its workings in order. Precisely the right time to address the messy details in your life file: to streamline, downsize, jettison excess, toss the dross and take care of overdue business.

LEO: How blessed to take a back seat behind the scenes, TAURUS: A fountain of advice for others, you’re often luxuriating in the freedom of anonymity‌ impossible for uncomfortable being on the Leos, of course. But as this receiving end. But the well Mars, the red planet week leaves grand and known connection between named for the Roman expansive for detailed and locomotion and rumination god of military could be a real Tauran problem- picky, if someone’s making a conquerors, is presently sorter this week. If walking’s big production out of nothing the closest to earth it don’t let it be you. out, try reading Bruce will be in our lifetimes – Chatwin’s Songlines‌ VIRGO: Been standing firing up the nitty gritty, GEMINI: Certain imaginative around in someone’s shadow a base chakra energy to plans could plummet to earth bit too long thinking: What either be a force for this week with a dull thud – or about me, it isn’t fair, I’ve had peace in our daily lives else you realise just how enough and I want my or a supporter of much hard slog’s really share‌? To get your fair share endless war‌ involved in getting them up of attention and recognition and running. You might want this week you only need ask – to reconsider if that’s what the world can’t wait to say you’re really up for. how much it loves you.

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CAPRICORN: Capricorns are so capable everyone tends to think you’re super-human. It’s hard for others to understand how you are unless they see it occasionally – showing your soft, wussy side will boost your spunk rating no end this week by giving others the chance to help you‌

SCORPIO: You value the truth but tend to keep certain sections to yourself, judging others incapable of handling it – something they naturally won’t thank you for if they find out. Which this week they might. And start wondering just how much they can trust you‌

AQUARIUS: With Sun and Mars in earth signs this is a down to earth week. Complicated concepts and fanciful abstractions won’t be appreciated or given much consideration, so keep things basic and low-fuss. The simpler it is the less can go wrong.

SAGITTARIUS: Have you been overwhelming yourself and others with facts, figures and examples lately, but missing something important? This week’s vibrant discussions have you rethinking certain opinions, values or ideals – which is always a good thing.

PISCES: Others could be baffled this week by your complex emotions and reactions, your intricate moods and needs. So give them a few clues – even if it seems like you’re talking to a wall, do your best to communicate how you’re thinking and feeling.

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‘We’re not looking at setting any rules for the afternoon. One thing I don’t want to see is people lining up, whether it be for my wok fried prawns, or the calamari or the black mussels – because it’s going to be endless.’ The feast will be accompanied by roving cabaret performances and jazz music. Foodies can expect a gourmet buffet and a selection of hot seafood. Wine will also be included in the price, along with a fine selection of cheese and seasonal fruit. ‘The flavour will be contemporary Australian cuisine with European influences. It’s going to be a combination of different flavours, because I’m going very French in a lot of the styles of the cold seafood, I’m going Mediterranean with our antipasto, our vegetables, dips and oils and our breads of course. And I guess I’m going with an Asian influence for our hot seafood,’ Gerhard said. Rivafeast tickets can be purchased through the Ballina RSL Club Ticket Booking Service by calling 6686 2544. There are a limited number of tickets available.

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PAINTING A, A, PAINTERS John Hand Lic 13246C ..................................................... 0413 185399 or 66841249 ALL-WAYS PAINTING Shahron Shahar Lic 114240C ................................ 0438 784226 or 66884226 DEREK BULLION PAINTING Free quotes Lic R98818 .............................. 0414 225604 or 66805049 PAINTER/DECORATOR Andrew Johnson Lic R84077 .............................. 66803698 or 0414 309585 SCOTT & CO. PAINTING Quality service Lic 110646C .............................. 66850227 or 0410 466585

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BASIX CERTIFICATES Call Tom ................................................................. 0401 367577 or 66802416 FENG SHUI CONSULTATIONS Elizabeth Crawford, www.fengshuigarden.net .................... 66853751

24hr Emergency service PH 6685 8588 or 0415660801

DESIGN & DRAFTING ARCHITECTURAL CAD Additions & buildings to council specs ............................................. 66841795 BRUNSWICK BUILDING DESIGNERS Home plans/additions ................ 0427 851512 or 66851512 DAVID ROBINSON House plans and extensions....................................... 66858114 or 0419 880048 EXPANDESIGN Houses, shops & renovations. Alok W Eggenberger ...................................... 66847180 GARDEN DESIGN, FENG SHUI & LANDSCAPE PLANS Lyn Ruming ................................ 66857756 IAN HOSKEN LANDSCAPING Design & construction. Lic 172806C ....... 0409 643245 or 66841581 INTERIOR DECORATION by Peta Laurisen............................................................................ 66803012 KATE PLATT Interior design www.kateplatt.com....................................... 0411 888416 or 66807606

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Lic No 114240c

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PLUMBERS BILL CONNORS Plumber & drainer Gold Lic No L1051 CA 1221............................................ 66801403 DART PLUMBING Plumbing, roofing, gas service. Lic. 1175539C.....................................0421 334515 DOMINIC TAYLOR Maintenance & new work Lic 176059C ......................0422286599 or 66771169 I LOVE PLUMBING Call Steve Lic 148904C.......................................................................0412 916140 PLUMBING, DRAINS, LP GAS Dennis McKinnon Lic L6616 .................... 66878191 or 0400 726610 PIPE DREAM PLUMBING Draining & gas fitting Ben Campbell Lic 154590C..................0408 626343 PLUMBING, DRAINER, ROOFING Mark Thomas Lic 10413 ...........................................0417 299884

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Service Directory Adrian Black

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ABOUT BYRON Mowing, gardening, rubbish removal ................... Mark 66853995 or 0421 932945 BRUSHCUTTING, WHIPPERSNIPPING & GARDENING General farm work .............. 0403 822482 BYRON OCEAN SHORES LAWNS & GARDENS Gardening, mowing, rubbish removal etc.. 66804744 or 0404 418957 CALDERA ECO-SERVICES Environmental weed control ......................... 66721879 or 0412455801 DAVID’S LAWNMOWING SERVICE Huge value, tiny prices, small jobs OK......................... 66807337 GARDEN SACK SERVICE Rubbish removal.............................................. 0437 874884 or 66874886 GARDEN, WHIPPER SNIPPING Ocean Shores area, Kim. ................................................... 66805390 GUTTERS CLEANED All areas, free quotes, fully insured............................ 0405 922839 or 66841674 ORGANIC GARDEN MAINTENANCE/MULCHER Reliable naturally .........0423 527882 or 66846193 TREE FELLING & CHIPPING Fully insured, goor rates, ph Nick ................ 0415 935048 or 66884336 TREE LOPPING & WOOD CHIPPING Vic Carpenter (see Tradework) .................................. 66841172 TROWS LAWNMOWING Lawns, gardens, ride–on .................................. 0410 665902 or 66875959 YARD TIDY Mowing, edging & green waste removal ............................................... ph Ward 66872108

ALL BYRON SHIRE CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING TILE & GROUT CLEANING 7 DAYS TRUCK MOUNTED MACHINE

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Professional Window Cleaning DOMESTIC – COMMERCIAL – BOND CLEANS Level 5 restrictions compliant

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General Repairs & Service. Affordable, Reliable Ph Darren Gill 0417 284 001

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Peter McDonald Fencing & Farm Maintenance

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BRUNSWICK VALLEY ELGAS SUPPLY free delivery, no rental ............................................ 66841575 FEDERAL MULLUM GAS SUPPLY........................................................................................ 66884000 MULLUMBIMBY GAS WORKS Service & installation. Lic No L11487 .................................. 66840187

HANDYPERSONS A REASONABLE RATE CARPENTRY/CONCRETE RENDERER ......Oz 0421893534 or 66842858 A TO Z HANDYMAN SERVICES Jack of All Ph Andre............................................................ 66847553 ABLE BRIANS HOME REPAIRS The best prices in town....................................................... 66844365 ANDY B HANDYMAN Reliable property maintenance .....................................................0428 859787 CALL A HUBBY FOR ALL THE LITTLE ODD JOBS ..................................0421347320 or 66801267 CAPE BYRON PROPERTY MAINTENANCE Tom Scott .......................... 0418 600576 or 66848004 COSMO’S HOUSE HEALING SERVICES Pro paint, carpentry, the works .......................0422 996731 DAN HANDYMAN Leaking taps to minor building maintenance ............. 66228911 or 0402 009361 ESSENTIAL HOME SERVICES ...................................................... James 0432418354 or 66853186 JACK OF ALL TRADES Reasonable rate, Phone Mark.......................................................0413 224163 SHANES HANDYMAN SERVICES General carpentry & odd jobs ...................................0439 335659 SMARTEN UP PROPERTY MAINTENANCE Max .................................. 66843189 or 0411 226717 TWEED/BYRON Repairs, maintenance, gardens, ute .............................................................. 66770294

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

BYRON ELECTRONICS

25 BRIGANTINE ST, BYRON INDUST. ESTATE • 6685 7610

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GARBAGE & RUBBISH REMOVAL

LANDSCAPING & EXCAVATION

ABOUT BYRON SHIRE Rubbish removed/recycled ..........................Mark 66853995 or 0421932945 ALLWAYS RUBBISH REMOVAL ........................................................................................... 66871029 BEST SKIPS AND CONTAINERS Bangalow..............................................0417458149 or 66871544 GEORGE’S RUBBISH REMOVAL Big jobs, little jobs, reasonable rates.............................0429882058 RAPID RECYCLING/RUBBISH REMOVAL Phone Rob ............................66811836 or 0402921630 WEEKEND RUBBISH REMOVAL .......................................................................................... 66779003

BRUNSWICK BOBCAT & TIPPER HIRE and landcsaping. Best prices..... 0422 041491 or 66850057 DIG IT LANDCAPE GARDENS Ride-on. Phone Patrick ............................ 0416 109495 or 66871905 GARDEN DESIGN & FENG SHUI ............................................................. 0428 884329 or 66857756 IAN HOSKEN LANDSCAPE DESIGN CONSTRUCTION Lic 172806C ... 0409 643245 or 66841581 LANDSCAPE AND DESIGN Brad Turk Lic. 24884C www.turklandscapes.com.au ..........0418 661145

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Service Directory LANDSCAPING & EXCAVATION CONTINUED LANDSCAPE DESIGN by David Pettifer www.byronscape.com .............. 0427 845284 or 66855985 NEW HORTICULTURE Pty Ltd. Modern Australian Landscaping ............... 0405 383039 or 66802607 NORTHERN RIVERS TRENCHING SERVICE Excavator hire, ...................0402 716857or 66802750 SHANE FLANNERY LANDSCAPING Paving, retaining walls, bricklaying .......................0418 669055 SHAW DESIGN Landscape design & construction ..................................... 0412 666217 or 66840323

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COMPUTER SERVICES FREAKYBUSINESS.COM. web, video, business to business solutions .................................. 66846373 MENDICOTT.COM Web design & marketing, e-commerce ...............................................0403 291982 WORD PROCESSING/PRESENTATION BY EXP. P.A. .......................... 0412576664 or 66875959

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Ph/fax 6684 2428 Mob 0418 110 714 REMOVALISTS CRANE TRUCK & GEN CARRIER Those heavy large jobs machinery, timber, etc .66846789, 0438846788 A FLAT BED TRUCK FOR HIRE from $30/hr up to 5 tonne .............................................................6684 1795

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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

HEALTH & LIFESTYLE CATERING THE LARDER Byron Bay Quality Food for All Occasions ....................www.thelarder.com.au 66808644

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

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Prepayment required for: Garage Sales, Share Accommodation, Wanted to Rent and Work Wanted classifications

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CLASSIFIEDS can be booked any time during business hours Monday to Friday by phoning 6684 1777. Please be very clear about what you want printed in your ad. 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.

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SUBSCRIBE TO THE ECHO If you want to be sure of your copy each week, or if you have a friend who’d like to keep up with The Echo, why not send a subscription? It’s $30 per quarter or $110 per year, post included. Write to Village Way, Stuart St, Mullumbimby 2482. – PHOTOS – All photos handled by The Echo – all care & no responsibility taken.

I’LL MARRY YOU

Gita Dunbar – authorised Marriage Celebrant. 66779282 or 0411041591. Back by popular demand: THE AUSTRALIAN CANNABIS COOKBOOK @ Echo offices Mullumbimby & Byron Bay or www.ozshop.net.

ANIMAL COMMUNICATOR

LIE BEAUTIFULLY

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

COUNSELLING

ARE YOU IN LOVE? CALL SUE BASSER

On a luxurious rug from THE RUG SHOP BANGALOW

SUSAN ALLEN CMCAPA Phone 66802805

Marriage Celebrant 66872707

��� EAR CANDLING – Relieves MEN’SLINE SUPPORT COUNSELLORS headaches, tinnitus, ear and sinus presWilling to listen, call 66222240 sure. Pedicures/foot massage. Home 7pm-11pm every night. visits. Ph Amrita 66841070 ��� GENUINE PSYCHIC READINGS For over 20 years. DIANE WEBB Wendy Purdey. Relax, resolve, Clairvoyant. Psychic. Medium. release & restore inner calm & clarity. Personal & by telephone 66809342 Benefits include insights, understanding & energy to create change. LIFE READINGS with MARLENA Enq welcome 66802630 SUE BASSER. Call 66872707

HYPNOTHERAPY & COUNSELLING

CELEBRANT THE TAX DOCTOR! MARRIAGE ALISON MACKAY

Ronald H Wolff, former officer with Tax Dept is happy to keep you in good tax health incl. GST. For personal and professional tax services call 66795330. Will make house calls.

ALINA HUGHES

Weddings • Funerals • 66859898

CHOKE THE SMOKES

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

TAROT ASTROLOGY REIKI

Unique weddings, funerals, baby namings. Phone 66856827

ANTHEA AMORE

2pm Monday for line ads Account enquiries phone 6685 5222

ALI’S RUG CARE & WEAVING CENTRE Specialist rug washing & repairs Quality rugs for sale

by Eve 66802608, 0417427518

This Sunday

Lynda Dean

Bangalow Market

Celebrant

www.bangalowmarket.com.au

Now in stock H e m p Yo g a W e a r Adults and Kids Gear Organic Cotton and Hemp Clothing at

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Renee Searles. Please ph 66803660 AFRICAN DRUMMING & PERCUSSION with Chinta – Thursdays – Beg 6.308pm, Int/Adv 8.15-10pm. 66857927, 0402678220. Drum avail.

READINGS

Past Life – Soul – New Children Tiannamai. 66846006 SALSA PRACTICE. Share, have fun. Thursdays 7pm @ Sacred Body, 84 Jonson Street, Byron Bay. 0438848568 MASSAGE, DEEP, NURTURING 2 hrs $95 – treat yourself! Ross 66855952

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Sandplay p y Therapy Grief, loss, separation, p trauma, anxiety, y

Marriages, namings & funerals.

(02) 6684 6383

Shunyam y Peinecke Dip. Psych (Uni Hamburg)

Ph: 6685 7657 or 0404 471 521 Email: lyndadean@hotkey.net.au

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eco-wear + music 83 Centennial Circuit Byron Arts & Industry Estate www.grooven.org

WHALE EXPEDITION

Hervey Bay Qld, August-October 2005 Join for a week or more. 0741251333 Info: www.oceania.org.au

Registered Celebrant

GROOVEN ph.66807420

THE OCEANIA PROJECT’S 16th

MARRIAGE CELEBRANT 66807277 0422383151 www.antheaamore.com

Cnr Wollongbar & Centennial Cct Byron Arts/Ind Est 6685 7750/0427 469 843

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FOR CLASSIFIEDS THAT WORK ALL WEEK

PUBLIC NOTICES

1UALITY TYRES RETREADS REPAIRS BATTERIES FITTING BALANCING

DEADLINE

-ANY PEOPLE AROUND THE WORLD ENJOY LISTENING TO -AHARAJI S LIVE ADDRESSES ON THE SUBJECT OF INNER PEACE AND FULlLMENT 6IDEO PRESENTATIONS OF THESE ADDRESSES ARE HELD REGULARLY IN THE "YRON 3HIRE

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♼ 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 ! PH: 6680 8228 MOB: 0414 895 441 1/6 TASMAN WAY, BYRON ARTS & IND EST.

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www.echo.net.au JOIN ME IN THE DANCE Great music. ‘Inspired by Gabrielle Roth’ Fri 7-9pm. Enquiries 66843837

NLP

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

VIPASSANA MEDITATION

SECRETS OF SHAMBALA Psychology of harmony, success & happiness presented by Siberian Shaman Serna Teletzki 2-4 September. Contact Jana 66809077

COLOUR WITH AURA/SOMA COLOUR WORKSHOP

COME & EXPLORE

Level 1 dates: Sept 9, 10, 11 & 16, 17, 18. Contact Santoshi 66856792

IMPROVISATION DAY

10-day course 7-18 Sept in Ballina. All welcome. 66803203 to apply www.rasmi.dhamma.org/nrv

Sat Sept 10, 10-5pm with Kimberley McIntyre (ex-Janis Claxton). 66841115

NEW/DARK MOON FIRE

RADIOTHON

CEREMONY – September 3 – $15/ conc $10. Gossamer 66871301

Bay FM 99.9 in September KEEPING IT REAL

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INVITATION – Early Childhood teacher presenting 2 hour course teaching strategies to guide 2-5 year olds’ behaviour. Fee $50. Available for home visits. Phone 0409121780 or emparentingskills@bigpond.com

ANIMAL TALENT WANTED for com- BE SPOILT-MASSAGE. Therapeutic. mercials, movies, photo shoots. Phone $30 hr full massage, neck & shoulders 66808876 or come to Pet Passion, $15. Jean 66801864 Ocean Shores. shop behind Ozigo, Byron Ind. Est.

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Mon 5.30pm Mullum Chinny Hotel BODY BUTTERS, LIP GLOSS & www.sassysalsa.com.au. 66809760 SOAP MAKING 1 DAY WORKSHOP Another fun & inspiring hands-on workshop. Learn how to create a Dreamspell teachings with Vasumi divine range of luxurious body butters, every Mon 6pm-8pm at Peace Central, luscious lip gloss, therapeutic balms & 18 Fletcher St, Byron. Donation $10. handmade glycerin soap. Using only Time is art. 0411571615, 66807734 premium quality natural ingredients – synthetic free. Take home everything that you make. $154 fully inclusive. Saturday 27th August. Body Temple. Repairs, custom, costumes & more. Phone 66807911 Amber 0413023631

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Natal & Transit readings with Babula – regularly in Byron area. Ph 07 55454946, babula@optusnet.com.au ACTOR WANTED 30-40s experienced female lead & hearty co-producer, auditions Sat 27 Aug. Iris 66841482

Astrology & Art Therapy Weekend September 4-6. Phone 0414314082 for more info.

BYRON PEACE CARNIVAL September 18 Healers/Enviro groups ph Vasumi 0411571615, 66807734 Food stalls, merchandise call Karen 0414523407 Volunteers meeting every Sat 2pm ‘Eagle Farm’. Ph Paul 66847579

Dr HAUSCHKA SKIN & BODY TREATMENTS Organic & Biodynamic Ph: 66855711

ANDREW HALL OSTEOPATH Wed, Thurs, Fri. New Brighton 66802027

PRE NATAL YOGA with KATHRYN RIDING Thurs 10-11.30am, 52 Armstrong Street, Suffolk. Phone 66859904

REBIRTHING & TRAINING Ph: Alakh Analda 0413167688 www. rebirthing.com.au

LUXURIOUS MASSAGE Therapeutic Remedial Massage For women, also in pregnancy. Kahuna Bodywork with Maya. SHIATSU Phone 0411656040 OCEAN SHORES Health fund rebates. Angelika & Peter HOLISTIC PSYCHOLOGIST HATHA YOGA

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66801654 – 0401013223 RELAXING, MEDITATIVE Beg/Remedial: Tues 10-11.30am General: Thurs 9.30-11.30am, Tues 5.30-7.30pm Pioneer Hall Mullum 66843788 Aesha

ANIE WILLIAMS New digital artworks at Mother Art, Byron Arts & Ind Est from 29 August. Seascapes at John Lloyd’s Studio Gal- TAROT – NEED CLARITY? Accurate lery, Marvel St, Byron Bay. & relevant readings, genuine initiate, www.byrononline.net/anie 15 years prof exp. Phone 0416811121

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MASSAGE TABLES $220 + supplies, 5 year warranty. M’bimby Herbals, 79 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

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VACUUM CLEANERS New-Used. Repairs, bags, belts, pick up & delivery. Phone Vac Man 66868690 TRAMPOLINES, replacement mats & parts, pool tables & accessories. Phone 66851624, m. 0409851624

VACUUM BAGS To suit most makes & models

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GAS SUPPLIES, appliances, sales & service. Marshalls ph/fax 66801864 VACUUM CLEANERS from $49, repairs, bags, parts, prompt free pick up/delivery. Rick’s Vacshack 66843704

LATEX MATTRESSES

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BEAUTIFUL LEADLIGHT PANEL in timber frame of water, dolphin, sun & sky, 1m 930cm height x 525cm wide $1000. Phone 66808652, 0411294286

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STEAMER CHAIRS 2 brand new in teak & timber $250 ea. 66847566

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MATTRESS queen new $600, cost $1200. Dining table solid wood antique farmhouse style $350. Ph 0403254455

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NEW LPG GAS OVEN & grill $500, older version free, 4 ceiling fans free, sliding glass doors $300. Phone 66847396

CIRCULAR SAW Skil 7Âź inch, brand new, ½ price $100. Phone 66802748 2 CHAIRS Mexican $25 each, 1 Hoover small front loader $250, fridge ’99 Whirlpool large $300, antique mahogany table, 4 leaves, makes great dining table, all prices neg. Phone 66848294

WANTED WANTED: ANTIQUES, GOOD USED FURNITURE Clean double & queen size beds. Bridglands Mby 66842511. RECORDS & MUSIC MEMORABILIA Always buying. Ph Rod 0409489997 WANTED GOOD USED FURNITURE Single items to house lots. Royces Secondhand, B.B. 66855202 NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9-12.

TIMBER, pine, treated pine, hardwood, mouldings, sleepers, fencing, Koppers logs, ply, MDF, lattice, made to order. LP RECORDS Brims Builders Hardware, Mogo Place, Can pick up. Phone Matt 66841634 Billinudgel. Phone 66801718 TIMBER FUTON SOFA good condition TEMPORARY USE OF PUNCHING DINNER TABLES solid salvaged tim- $400 ono. Phone 66870717 BAG for Mullum Scouts. Ph 66841027 ber, made locally, fr $350. 66843375 EVERYTHING DENIM: jeans, skirts, FRIDGE 2dr $190, wash mach auto jackets, etc, shirts & t-shirts, all $3. Phone 0413591866 $170. Could deliver. Ph 0413589388

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MAZDA Astina 323 ’98 elect windows, a-con, alarm, key lock, new tyres, 6 mths rego $12,500. Phone 66803887 VOLVO st/wagon, great cond, 6 mths reg, 7 seater $3000 ono. Ph 66841579

‘BYRON CLASSIC CARS’ SEE AD ON BACK PAGE COMMODORE ’91 VN auto p/s, air, exc cond, 230,000ks, 1yr reg, urgent sale $3000. Jon 66843015, 0414662325 ’96 SUBARU IMPREZA AWD Sports wagon, rego 1/06, red, great condition $8600. Phone 66805855

GARAGE SALES TOYOTA TARAGO VAN sunroof, CD, 5 speed $2300. Phone 0439771018 WASHING MACHINE Hoover 2005 ECHO ACCOUNTS POLICY: Ads in HD stainless steel bowl, good working this section must be paid by credit card COMMODORE VH good cond, 6 mths order $270 ono. Phone 0422559691 or in person at time of placement. DESIGNER HOMEWARES rego $1200 or swap for quality laptop at Simpatico Ocean Shores 66805000 computer. 66858222, 0411962421 SECONDHAND FURNITURE PETS FOR LIFE ANIMAL SHELTER Clem’s Cargo, 3/3 Mogo Pl, Billinudgel Urgently need your leftovers from HONDA ACCORD reliable, air-con, Tuesday-Saturday. Phone 66803433 Garage Sales. Books, bricabrac etc. economical $1500. Phone 66859884 Please drop off at our shop at Ocean BANGALOW MOVING SALE BBQ VOLVO 265 GLE station wagon ’82 7 Shores Shopping Centre or phone $200, timber frame queen bed $500, mths rego, new tyres, recently recond Now available ½ loads & bag delivery 66801843 for pickup. queen mattress $80, Nikon F100 body motor, towbar, air-con, goes well $2200. to your door, tea tree mulch, bag or $500, Nikon FM2 body $500, Nikon BILLINUDGEL OP SHOP Phone 66849250 or 0401057325 bulk & rubbish removal. mount lenses 17-35, 28-200 $400 ea, Open Saturdays 9-12. 66843366 / 0419843366 TOYOTA 4 Runner ’89 12 mths rego, stock saddle $100, garden watering RUBBISH REMOVED FROM $20 GC $5500. 0439790548, 66840051 system bits $200, 2 drawer coffee table, bookshelves, feather couch + Mark 66853995, 0421932945 anytime ’92 PAJERO 3L, 7 seats, 1 yr reg, great Soft (like surf school). Sizes 6’ - 9’. ottoman $1100, Bombora 282 wind- TIMBER BEDS single, cot, mattresses, car, must sell $9990 neg. 66847056 Great prices. 0402965800 surfer + 2 sails $300, windsurfer Mistral linen, 3-piece suite, clothes etc, 1/2 HaTOYOTA COROLLA 4WD wagon ’93 + 2 sails $1000, Washburn acoustic AUTO WASHING MACHINE top loader guitar + case $350, antique bedside zelwood Cl, Suffolk, Sat 9. 66859922 5sp, air, p/s, 238,800ks, exc cond, full recon 3 mth warranty $120. 66843450 tables $90, antique wardrobe $250, SUNDAY 28 September, Bangalow service history $4990. Ph 66884050 Market day, 25 Leslie Street, Bangalow, 51cm LG TV $150, wardrobe $40, 7’ ORGANIC GARDEN COMPOST SAAB 900 GLi ’82 very good car, must $10/30L bag & earthworms. 66846341 shelved cupboard $150, 2 x bar stools 8am-4pm, clothes, household items, sell, best offers $1800. 0409718470 $150, brass fireplace tools $30, near single bed & lots more.

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new Stihl chainsaw $600, 12’ chimney broom $25, 9’6� McTavish longboard $750, elect fence controller $100, pigtail elect fence stakes, snow chains $20, boogie board $50, roll fencing wire $20, golf clubs $150, mountain bikes $50, $200, Cannonade full suspension $2000, cowskins $40, 200 CD tower $70, fridge $600, more‌ anytime. Phone 0407168592

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9 NAMOI GLEN Ocean Shores, HUGE combined furn sale, pine Welsh dresser, antique kitchen dresser, country furn, chairs & outdoor furn, wheelbarrow & collectables, cheap, 8am Sat & Sun. EUREKA/FEDERAL retro & farmhouse furniture & collectables & lots more, Sat & Sun not before 8am, Whian Road, end of Kings Road turn right. OCEAN SHORES 35 Rajah Road, 8.30am Saturday, household & more. 15 CYPRESS CT, Byron Sat 27/8, 8.30, gym equipment, household goods.

TIPI 15’ beautifully handmade, beige, HUGE COMBINED SALE! 8am Saturunused $1600. Phone 66854920 day, 30 Shirley Street, Byron, furniture, UPRIGHT FREEZER full size $115, clothes, bikes, kitchenware. queen bed wooden slat base & matEvery Mon 1-5pm FOSSIL FARM 419 tress VGC $180, double bunks double FIX OUT timber doors, hardwood, chipLeft Bank Road, Mullum. 0429843408 bottom, single top GC $185. 66847610 board, bits & pieces, plants, draceana, draco, ponytails, pandanus, Saturday CRICKET SHOES from $10 kids & 7am, 20 Gilba Avenue, Ocean Shores. $15 adults. Clothing & all accessories. Phone 0412531608 Byron Direct Sport. Phone 66857147 BYRON 14 Cumbebin Park, 8am SatHEWLETT PACKARD FAX laser jet in urday, furniture, bar fridge, roof rack & good working order $120 ono. See Kev, cage, clothes, books & more. 1/12 Tweed St, Bruns. 0432217568 39 LILLI PILLI DR, Byron, Sat 8am, furniture, clothing, books & lots more!

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CARPET OFFCUTS – Lots of sizes and prices at Ray Towers Carpets, AIR CONDITIONER split system R/C 2.75ph $333. Phone 66841000 Mullumbimby Industrial Estate.

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TOYOTA HIACE ’84 pop top camper 2BR HOUSE Mullumbimby $299,000. BYRON CENTRAL lovely Marvel van, 5 speed diesel $3800. 66847781 Can view on web. Phone 66849416 Street house, large room $125pw incl bills, clean & happy house, long/short HONDA CIVIC 12 mths rego $1750 MEDITATION COMMUNITY walk to term. Ph 66855752, 0412723136 ono. TOYOTA SURF 4x4 6 mths rego beach, Byron 12 mins, new house, $3500 ono. YAMAHA RX 125 rego 2 cabins, caravan, deck on 1 acre + SUFFOLK f-f room, TV, 5 min beach, shares in 85 acres final approval, est share with 2, new t’house, f-t student/ $750 ono. Phone 66809029 gardens & fruit trees, great views Mt worker, d/f $110pw + bills. 66854772 FORD FESTIVA ’98 Trio, a-c, CD, exc Warning $479,000 ono. MO Gondcond, rego 5/06 $7000. 66857651 LARGE furn room, TV, near beach, wana. 66802321 quiet, suit couple or singer $160/$120pw TOYOTA HILUX UTE ’89 128,000ks no exp, private access. 66807218 $3450. Phone 66858636, 66803388 PROPERTY FOR SALE SUFFOLK room, close to beach, cool NISSAN ’89 Pintara s/w, white, man, $100pw. 0422698171 or 0407076882 COORABELL ESCARPMENT goes great $2500. Ph 0412317421 rjp26@bigpond.com BYRON mature fem to share with 2 SELL YOUR CAR, CARAVAN, YOU CAN’T BUY BETTER – Byron others, peaceful timber home in tree MOTORBIKE ETC FOR FREE Arts Estate. Large 127sqm with room filled Lilli Pilli, n/s, veg $120pw includes (normally $49), opening special at Ballifor 100sqm mezzanine, ideal for bills. Phone 66807232 na Car Market, Ballina Market grounds own business or reliable investment this Saturday 8am-4pm. 0423327077, BYRON CBD room with ens, Sept 1 to $189,000 (incl GST, after claim of GST www.dbcm.com.au. MD 19880 end Nov $180pw. Ph 0403913359 only $172, 000). Contact 0428661049 BYRON CBD FURNISHED ROOM LARGE FLAT BUILDING BLOCK for single/couple/travellers, TRACTOR REPAIRS on Water Lilly Lake, Ocean Shores, short term OK. Phone 0408855738 tranquil setting $300,000. Phone AH 66803419 or 66804945 BANGALOW large room, beaut house, ,Ă•Ă€>Â?ĂŠ >V…ˆ˜iÀÞÊ,iÂŤ>ÂˆĂ€ĂŠ-iĂ€Ă›ÂˆVi pool, garden $180pw. 0409618030

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OCEAN SHORES avail now self-cont, modern design, open plan living & kitchen, 1br, large bathrm, near freeway & nature reserve, suit single working CARAVANS & CABINS from $195pw. person, cat or small dog neg $180pw Byron Tourist (Van) Village. 66857378 incl, furn if required. Ph 66803012 STORAGE with ELECT. Billi $40pw. PALMWOODS cottage, views, Austar, Siwicki RE 17 Fingal, Bruns 66851206 TV $115pw all bills paid. 66845129 INDUSTRIAL UNIT Billi $80pw. Siwicki CABANA 1br+ studio, f-furn, deck, carport, Fern Beach $200pw. 66805556 RE, 17 Fingal St, Bruns. 66851206 BANGALOW SELF STORAGE Hi-tech security. 66872333

ROOM IN SUFFOLK close to beach SELF-CONTAINED un-furn granny $100pw + bond + bills, wireless inter- flat, Lilli Pilli Drive $175pw + bills, prefer single worker. Phone 0401549662 net. Phone 0411696384 ARTISTS STUDIO Byron Bay $45pw BRUNSWICK HEADS 3br house $280pw, 2br townhouse $260pw. BAYnon-residential. Phone 0432928423 SIDE BRUNS 3br duplex $250pw. LILLI PILLI 2brs, 2 bathrms, timber O.SHORES 3br house $280pw. COMfloors, backs onto reserve, avail end MERCIAL SHED Burringbar 5sqm August, no pets, refs req’d $290pw. $55pw. Siwicki Real Estate, 17 Fingal Accom @ Byron 66853805 Street, Brunswick Heads. 66851206 SUFFOLK 3br, 2bthr, townhse, pool, SUNRISE 3 bedroom bright house, SLUG, no pets, refs req, avail mid Sept north verandah, air-con + great yard $350pw. Accom @ Byron 66853805 $345pw. Phone 66843491 SMALL bush cottage elect & water, BANGALOW home 4br, 2 bath, pool Goonengerry. Ph 66849181 after 6pm. DLUG $360pw. 66803555/0419121345 SOUTH GOLD COAST pet friendly 3br townhouse, SLUG, 4ks from beach $250pw + bond & refs. 0432834260

BYRON Paterson St, fully-furnished WATERFRONT 4 Star Brunswick f-f 1 room in quiet house for worker/student EWINGSDALE 1br cottage in rural set& 2br luxury apartments. Ph 66851631 $90pw no bills/drugs, views & breezes, ting $175pw. Phone 0427228886 short/long term OK. Phone 66807285 7 ĂŠ 6 ĂŠ/, /",-ĂŠ ",ĂŠ- A BUSINESS / SHOP / GALLERY PROPERTY 10ks Mullum, big room SPACE in Byron’s Industrial Estate. UĂŠ iĂ€}Ă•ĂƒÂœÂ˜ĂŠ/ ĂŠĂ“äĂŠĂŒĂ€>VĂŒÂœĂ€ĂŠ SHORT TERM ACCOM. Not a unit. Beautiful, private entrance, $100pw + bills. Phone 66849460 ÂˆÂ˜ĂŠiĂ?ViÂ?Â?iÂ˜ĂŒĂŠĂœÂœĂ€ÂŽÂˆÂ˜}ĂŠVœ˜`°ĂŠ $700 per month. Serious enquiries WATER VIEWS – BRUNSWICK BYRON long term working person to ,"*-]ĂŠÂ˜iĂœĂŠL>ĂŒĂŒiÀÞ]ĂŠĂŒĂžĂ€iĂƒĂŠ only. 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Ph 66801700 Ăƒ>viĂŒĂžĂŠvĂ€>“iĂŠvÂˆĂŒĂŒi`ĂŠĂŒÂœĂŠĂžÂœĂ•Ă€ĂŠ back cat, 7 wks Sept-Oct. 66808353 ROOM IN TOWN great house, friendly 4 BEDROOM spacious home, DLUG, ĂŒĂ€>VĂŒÂœĂ€°ĂŠ ĂŒ½ĂƒĂŠVÂ…i>ÂŤiĂ€ĂŠĂŒÂ…>Â˜ĂŠ>ĂŠ GOONENGERRY beautiful house to crew, fully-furn, all amenities $100pw Ocean Shores $380pw. Ph 66847056 share, 2 rooms $70/$90pw inclusive, no bills. Phone 0421925531 vĂ•Â˜iĂ€>Â?°ĂŠ*…œ˜iĂŠĂ•ĂƒĂŠÂ˜ÂœĂœ° from 29/8-19/9. Phone 66849238 BEACHSIDE SUFFOLK PARK 4br BIG BEAUTIFUL ROOM in happy house $360pw. Phone 66853841 7ÂœĂ€ÂŽĂƒÂ…ÂœÂŤĂŠ Â…>Ă€Â?ĂŒÂœÂ˜ĂƒĂŠ,`]ĂŠ 17 MIN MULLUM BUSH STUDIO 4rms, friendly house in town, fully-furn, suit i`iĂ€>Â?°ĂŠ*…œ˜iĂŠ ˆÂ?Â?ĂŠvÂœĂ€ĂŠĂƒiĂ€Ă›ÂˆVi° nature $100pw till 10/10. 66849373 single couple from $125pw. Phone OCEAN SHORES house, new, 2-storey, 3brs with views, avail end August 0421925531 BYRON HILLS 3 bedroom house avail$330pw. Phone 0414502222 able 24 August - 5 September, dates & SUNRISE room with queen bed & builtprice neg. Phone 0423658839 in robe, fully-furn modern home, tidy, GRANNY FLAT B.Bay, close to town, working n/s $110pw incl elect. Phone s-cont, suit single working person HUGE ROOM with balcony, close to 66396305, 0408700211 $180pw incl. Ph 66858686 after 5pm. town, suit travellers. Phone 66807176 BRUNSWICK 2brs, own bathroom, n/s SUNRISE fully-furn 3br, 6 mths or BUSINESS FOR SALE 5 MINS MULLUM rural furn room, single person or parent OK, share with more? $350pw + bond. Ph 66809760 3 WAYS CAFE, WILSONS CREEK, stunning views, fem $90pw. 66845046 single dad $150pw. Phone 66850221 1x3x3 year lease. Phone 66840255 SUFFOLK very special home for won"YRON "AY HOUSE SIT TYAGARAH MULCH including maderful you $110pw incl bills, fem pref, chinery, est approx 12 years, extensive BED BATH 3,5' HOUSE CLOSE TO close beach, spa/pool. Ph 66854231 IMPECCABLY TIDY animal & garden local clientele & contract bailing. POA. TOWN BEACH .EWLY PAINTED CARPETED loving, peaceful, professional couple BAYWOOD CHASE room to share Phone BH 66844242, AH 66851371 NO PETS MTH LEASE PW looking to housesit, long/short term, with 2 others in spacious 4 bedroom BED BATH HOUSE IN ,ILLI 0ILLI &UNKY MARKET STALL with equip, 3 perm won’t last long, call today to snap up house $110pw. Phone 66853246 DESIGN INDUSTRIAL LOOK OPEN PLAN INTERIOR sites + room for expansion. Children’s quick, excellent refs. Phone 66872263 ROOM AVAIL in Byron, working perINGROUND POOL OUTDOOR AREA &URNISHED UV swimwear, sunwear, sportswear. HONEST, garden & animal loving, son need only apply. Phone 66807251 UNFURNISHED GARDENS INCLUDED PW Small wholesale & unique mail order mature fem, local refs. 66895212 items. BH 66844242, AH 66851371 3UFFOLK 0ARK 2 ROOMS AVAIL in large house in beaut setting, ocean views $150pw ensuite, FOOD VAN BED BATH SEP STUDY HOME IN QUIET HOUSE SWAP $120pw single room, pref mature couCompact, easy to manoeuvre, with all STREET &ULL SECURITY SYSTEM SALT WATER sides opening, gas hot water & stove, NEW ZEALAND – wanted house sleep ple/singles. John 0410332260 POOL LOW MAINTENANCE YARD ! # GAS electric pump, triple sink, stainless HEATING COOKTOP $ 7 $,5' !USTAR 6, 8-16 Dec swap for 4br ocean view LENNOX share 3br unit close to town steel benches & counter, nice unit, retreat Christchurch, www.journeyes- and beach $70pw. Phone 66874223 PW council approved + RTA rego till Au- sence.com. Ph Paru NZ 6433294773 gust ’06, cheap $4800. 0402117873 BYRON south end, clean & clear share ./ 0%43 5.,%33 34!4%$ house, 2 rooms b-in $110pw ea, bond )NSPECTIONS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY FOOD VAN SHARE ACCOM. & bills, child friendly. 0408710058 , * (OOKER "YRON "AY 3 GREAT MARKETS. Ph 66874424 ECHO ACCOUNTS POLICY: Ads in BEAUT beachfront house, share with this section must be paid by credit card lovely lady $175pw. 0408010373 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY or in person at time of placement. BYRON furn room 5 min town, own WARNING BYRON BAY furnished room, working sunny balcony, sh/term OK. 66855764 The Department of Fair Trading has girl preferred, share expenses $100pw. SUNRISE funky house backs bush, warned people to be very careful Phone 66807532 fem pref, to share with 2 veg, no pets/ about responding to advertisements BYRON CBD quiet garden room, n/s kids $110pw. Phone 66857370 offering work at home. Readers should $25/night, $140pw, no bills. 66858458 be wary if you are asked to pay money 1//ĂŠ* ĂŠ , 9ĂŠ /]ĂŠ 9," EWINGSDALE bush setting for n/ upfront for employment opportuni-ÂŤ>ĂŠ-Ă•ÂˆĂŒitĂŠ ÉvĂŠÂ˜i>Ă€ĂŠÂ˜iĂœĂŠĂƒiÂŤĂŠ`ĂœiÂ?Â?ˆ˜}]ĂŠĂ›iÀÞÊ ties and never send money to a post BYRON $130pw bond, no bills. Phone s veg working fem $130pw. 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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. MALE looking for self-cont studio to call home, full-time worker, perfect refs, within 15 mins of Byron. 0404460358 GARAGE or COVERED SPACE for old car driven occasionally. 66844976

COMMERCIAL – MULLUMBIMBY OFFICE SPACE in ground floor arcade, 120sqm, 3x3 lease $18,000 + outgoings pa and 31 sqm 1x1 lease $600 pm. Phone 0419757055 NORTH FACING QUIET FACTORY Mullumbimby Industrial Estate, good parking, 120sqm floor, 55sqm mezzanine. Phone Mark 0418666839 INDUSTRIAL UNIT bright street front, prime location, 120sqm with mezzanine, Byron Bay $250pw all inclusive neg. Phone 66845597 BYRON BAY CBD summer trading opportunity, 110sqm office/retail, option to share space, ample onsite parking. Phone 66808652 or 0411294286 BRUNSWICK CBD office/session room $150pw. Phone 66854249 BRUNSWICK shop CBD, river views $200pw. Phone 66854249 NEW ROOMS available in busy medical centre, reasonable rates. 66858666 WORKING FROM HOME? Can’t hear yourself think? Try our professional shared office space. No long term commitments. 66809232 or 0413520435

POSITIONS VACANT WARNING The Department of Fair Trading has warned people to be very careful about responding to advertisements offering work at home. Readers should be wary if you are asked to pay money upfront for employment opportunities and never send money to a post office box. BAR TENDER / SUPERVISOR New cocktail lounge opposite Beach Hotel, casual position 3-4 days pw. Contact Michael 0421738352 BOOKKEEPER/RECEPTION/PR 1220 hrs pw, perm pt-time. Send resume to BBI, PO Box 334, Byron Bay 2481 SHUTTLE DRIVER POSITIONS for happy, helpful & flexible persons with LR licence & passenger accred. Please send CV & copy of licence to: PO Box 334, Byron Bay 2481 YOGA TEACHERS WANTED. Committed & reliable, yoga room Lismore (sub let). Phone Christina 66222813

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TO LEASE OFFICE WAREHOUSE 175sqm, carpet, 17 phone lines, Byron Ind Est. 0418327731 B.BAY shop in Woolworths Plaza 61sqm, long lease. Phone 66871197 BYRON BAY very cheap shop/studio/ office in town. Phone 0419419402 BANGALOW MEETING ROOM Hourly & daily rates. Phone 66871164 WAREHOUSE at Billinudgel. General Industry 221sqm with an office & huge mezzanine floor (extra). Phone 66804249 – 8.30am-4pm weekdays

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WE ARE LOOKING for an enthusiastic full-time PRACTICE MANAGER/ NURSE for our Medical Practice. Experience with Medical Director and Prac soft, current RN Registration and previTHE BUDDHA BAR & RESTAURANT ous experience in a medical practice DANCERS required for private shows requires a qualified Chef, must be would be an advantage. Send resume & photo work, AO. Sasha 0437219391 committed and enthusiastic, full-time to PO Box 526, Byron Bay 2481. hours available. Call Lucas or Dave 66855833 after 1pm Tue-Sat. PET HEALER WANTED for new Pet Passion holistic clinic. Phone 66808876 or come to clinic behind Ozigo, Byron Industrial Estate.

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WAITPERSON 18 yrs+, exp essential, reliable, long term, casual nights. Billinudgel Thai restaurant. 66803352

WUNJOJO WILLIAM WALLACE DOGFISH JO to his mates is 10 today!

BANGALOW COMMUNITY CHILDREN’S CENTRE requires qualified EC Teacher for 3-4yo room, 4-5 days pw, award conds apply. Ph 66871552

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HOSPITALITY MANAGER/SUPERVISOR experienced in function and events coordination, small business owner operator, proven record. Contact Marcus 0406132356

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

ONE OF THE BEST cleaners in the area $40/2 hrs, $54/3 hrs. 66802905 GARDENING, pruning, mowing, honest, hardworking. Ph Scott 66809408

TUITION

CHURCH NOTICES

ENGLISH LANGUAGE TUITION Qualified ESL teachers in handy Byron location. Byron Bay English Language School. 66808253

EROTIC MAN TO MAN massage Tweed Coast. 0419468169

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GIRL FRIDAY available, 7 years exp, MS Office, bookkeeping & data, accounts, wages, own car or work from home. Phone Dionne 0405980908

CHRISTIAN CITY CHURCH

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

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Friendly exp teacher. 66802448

DELIGHTFUL, DISCREET massage, Thursday & Friday. Ph 0407163828 Some people come into our lives and quickly go. Some people move our souls to dance. They awaken us to new understanding with the passing whisper of their wisdom. Some people make the sky more beautiful to gaze upon. They stay in our lives for a while, leave footprints on our hearts and we are never ever the same. Jack you have touched all of our lives matey. We miss your happy smile and generous nature. We look up to you, smile and remember. See you in the stars. Gorgeous boy. Love you forever‌ and a day. Your loving family & friends.

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X - R AT E D 2 Lesbians Asian Sex $4.95 p/min mob ex.

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TANTRIC MASSAGE & REJUVENATION exercises. Ph Anna 0413711943 NURTURING & PAMPERED massage for women, outcalls. 0411686050

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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FOUND: glasses in case Prince Street, MATHS TUTORING – experienced Mullumbimby, Wednesday August 17. SHEEP – 6 DOMESTICATED. Phone BYRON SENSUAL DELIGHT exploring touch, Wednesday. 0402169906 Barry 66801387 teacher. Phone John 66842542 Phone Caroline 66843745 LOST: Mullum fem dog desex brindle x with greying around snout, medium LEARN MASSAGE. Beg: Tues & Wed, size, friendly, answers to Floyd, since Adv: Thurs & Fri. Phone 0417696084 16th Aug, much loved & missed, reward ENGLISH TUITION NEEDED twice a offered. Ph 0421443622, 66845426 week in Billinudgel for Brazilian woman. LOST: Ripcurl wetsuit stupidly left Please phone 66802947 near Byron Surf Club. Reward. Phone Ian 0409989466

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PETS OF THE WEEK SUSHI, meet her at our Cat Adoption Centre, 124 Dalley St, Mullumbimby. Animal Welfare League NSW (North Coast Branch) 66844070.

DEATH NOTICE PAULINE WILLMOT. Passed away 20/8/05 at Bangalow Nursing Home. Much loved mother of Christine and sadly missed by family and friends. Many thanks to Feros Home, home carers and Byron Catholic Church for their care and support. Funeral at Wauchope Catholic Church Wednesday 24 August, 1pm.

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ANIMAL RIGHTS & RESCUE GROUP Far Nth Coast urgently needs homes for many dogs, pups, cats, kittens Carers needed (food provided), volunteers, garage sales items. 66221881 or visit www.animalrights.org.au

JACK THOMAS STRATTON 20.11.1991 - 22.8.2002

PETS ADOPT A CAT from Animal Welfare League NSW. Phone 66844070

Barbara’s funeral is to be held at St Martins Church at 11am Wednesday 24/8 followed by internment at Mullumbimby Gardens Cemetery. In lieu of flowers donations to the Palliative Care unit would be greatly appreciated. Living in our hearts & memories.

CRYSTAL CASTLE/CRYSTAL LIVING. Casual retail incl weekend work. Must have proven sales & retail exp, positive attitude, strong work ethic, reliable transport, good presentation, some crystal knowledge. Immediate start. Come & join a great team. Bring resume & refs. Crystal Castle 3-5pm Wednesday 24, Thursday 25, Monday 29 August.

BICYCLE REPAIR CLASSES Call Jay or David @ True Wheel Cycles on 66841959 to reserve your place. Sign up NOW, classes begin 3/9/05.

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY SAFFRON

RETURN THANKS ON BEHALF OF Barbara & Lloyd Essery, Darryl & Emma, Cheree & Lyle, Petria & Lex, Davina & James and their children we would like to sincerely thank everyone for their love & support over the past 4 months. Special thanks to Dr Bowles, Dr Taylor and all the staff at Meadows Medical Clinic, Francis Raisch and the staff at the Palliative Care unit at St Vincent’s Hospital, especially Julie, Renee, Chris & Richard for their loving care of our precious wife & mother.

Open Monday–Friday 9am–2pm, 2.30–5pm Ph 66855222

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Phone Claire 66846110, 0427852487

BASS AMP Gallien Krueger 400RB VGC – have upgraded $400. Phone 0412732465

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CLEANERS WANTED 5-star holiday properties. Must be avail at least 3 days, ABN, mobile, transport an advantage. Send resume or reasons to PO Box 1384 Byron Bay NSW 2481

Middle Pub

Video Ezy

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Dennetts

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McGougans Lane Toilet

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News Extra Book Week in Byron

Batbus gives half price vouchers to Year 8s

The best home grown reads for kids are the focus of Children’s BookWeek which runs until this Friday at the Byron Bay, Mullumbimby and Brunswick Heads libraries. On Friday September 2 at 11am all the Shire’s libraries will join organisations from Broome to Hobart in a simultaneous reading of

Once again the Batbus is handing out Half Price Vouchers to Year 8s in Byron Shire High Schools. The coordinator of the Batbus Melissa Armstrong will be at each school to hand out the vouchers and some information on how to use the bus. If you’re a young person between the ages of 12 and 25 and want to go out somewhere with your friends then

Wombat Stew. More than a quarter of a million Australian children are expected to take part in the national reading event which is designed to develop children’s literacy and numeracy skills. Children’s BookWeek highlights Australian children’s authors and illustrators.

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5332 !FTER THREE MONTHS OF SUFFERING BOTH OVER THE BOARD AND OFF IT TOURNAMENTS IN ANY OTHER COUNTRY WOULD APPEAR SO EASY THAT THE THREE GRANDMASTER RESULTS NEEDED FOR THE '- TITLE WOULD FOLLOW ALMOST AUTOMATICALLY 4HE SOFTER OPTION AND THE ONE ADOPTED BY BOTH THIS WRITER AND $ARRYL *OHANSEN THE OTHER !USTRALIAN TO BECOME A GRANDMASTER WAS TO PLAY FOR LONG PERIODS IN 9UGOSLAVIA )N THE S 9UGOSLAVIA WAS SOMETHING OF A CHESS MECCA HOME OF THE WORLD S MOST IMPORTANT CHESS JOUR NAL )NFORM ATOR R AND HOST TO UPWARDS OF TWENTY ROUND ROBIN GRANDMASTER TOURNA MENTS EVERY YEAR !S IN THE 5332 CHESS WAS SOMETHING OF A NATIONAL OBSESSION BUT UNLIKE THE 5332

TOURNAMENTS DID NOT LAST FOR A MONTH FOOD WAS FREELY AVAILABLE AND PRIZEMONEY COULD USUALLY BE CONVERTED INTO !USTRALIAN DOLLARS .EITHER *OHANSEN NOR ) SCORED ANY OF OUR '- RESULTS IN 9UGOSLAVIA BUT THE EXPERIENCE OF PLAYING ONE STRONG OPPONENT AFTER ANOTHER IN 9UGOSLAVIAN TOURNAMENTS MADE PLAYING IN OTHER COUNTRIES APPEAR EASY (OWEVER THE 9UGOSLAV WARS OF THE S PLUS THE CHANGE OF POLITICAL SYSTEM DEVASTATED THE CHESS SCENE WITH MANY PLAYERS EMIGRATING AND MANY OF THE ORGANISATIONS WHICH SPONSORED TOURNAMENTS CEAS ING TO EXIST 3OME OF THE l VE COUNTRIES WHICH USED TO FORM 9UGOSLAVIA HAVE RECOVERED QUICKLY FOR EXAMPLE 3LOVENIA IS NOW PART OF THE %UROPEAN 5NION AND HOSTED THE #HESS /LYMPIAD IN )N CONTRAST THE ONCE DOMINANT 3ERBIA LAGS FAR BEHIND AND

trips, movies, exhibitions, shopping, ice-skating, and camping. Vouchers are valid until the December 1, 2005. Ideally give at least a week‘s notice when organising trips and remember the Batbus is an alcohol and drug free service. For further information on the Batbus visit the website on www.batbus.net or ring Melissa on 6685 8771.

The NSW government’s failure to address illegal clearing continues to undermine the majority of farmers in NSW who manage their land responsibly, says Greens MLC Ian Cohen. Answers received to questions put on notice by Mr Cohen in Parliament show that illegal clearing is going unchallenged. ‘It is completely unfair that while most farmers play by the rules, others are getting away with clearing native vegetation and

destroying habitats without any repercussions. ‘The failure of the government to prosecute cases of illegal clearing sends out the message that it is okay to destroy our natural resources’, Mr Cohen said. In response to Mr Cohen’s questions, the Department of Infrastructure, Planning and Natural Resources revealed that of the 866 alleged breach notiďŹ cations between July 2003 and July 2005, 310 were finalised,

requiring no further action, while 461 were investigated and resolved. However, information received since the answers became available begs the question, ‘Is it true that there has only been one prosecution of the 461 breaches?’ With the portfolios of Planning, Infrastructure and Natural Resources now being split up, Mr Cohen urged the successors of DIPNR to be tough on those who breach

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New members invited to get household goods, clothing, involved in community books and furniture to sell at their op shop, corner Tweed issues. and Booyun Streets, next to U3A Ballina/Byron Members will have a six-hat 5-Star super market in discussion on the water crisis Brunswick Heads. Open in Australia at their next Monday to Friday 9.30am meeting on August 30 at the to 5pm and Saturday 9.30am to 1pm. Goods can be left at CWA rooms, Brunswick the shop or for pick up please Heads at 10am. Enquiries ring 6685 1444 during shop 6685 1049. hours.

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travel from Byron Bay to Mullumbimby return for $2 – with a half price voucher that’s $1 for a round trip. Twenty or more people can travel to Brisbane for as little as $5 per head if they have a voucher. The Batbus has operated in Byron Shire for over 10 years and has taken thousands of young people to a wide variety of venues including Dreamworld, surfing

No action on illegal landclearing: Cohen

AGM to be held on Wednesday August 24 at Shearwater School starting at 6.30pm. BY Future direction and ongo)N THE S AND S ANY 7ESTERN THE HAEMORRHAG ING OF PLAYERS PLAYER ASPIRING TO BECOME A CONTINUES RECENT LY THE BEST ing issues to be discussed. GRANDMASTER WAS ADVISED TO PLAY 3ERBIAN JUNIOR "ORKI 0REDOJEVIC Membership and elections A SERIES OF TOURNAMENTS IN THE CHANGED ALLEGIANCES AND BEGAN open. All welcome.

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the Batbus may be able to help. You can arrange a bus to order, it will run at the time you want and where you want, it can even pick you up from your door. The Batbus is renowned for its affordable charges as it is subsidised through the Department of Transport but with a Half Price Voucher the super low cost is sensational. Eight people or more can

Probus Byron Bay Meet on Thursday August 25 at 9.30am at the Bowling Club. Visitors welcome. Enquiries 6684 8131.

Lennox Chamber of Commerce AGM on Thursday August 25 at 6.30pm for 7pm at the Lennox Head Surf Club on PaciďŹ c Parade. All local businesses welcome, but members will have to be ďŹ nancial to vote. If anyone is keen to take on a committee position there are always jobs to do, so why not nominate. Speak to Col Rodrick 6687 6640 or Judy Hill 6687 5190 for more info.

Mullum hospital auxiliary Next meeting on Friday August 26 at 2pm in the hospital meeting room. New members are very welcome.

Forum for world peace At Ewingsdale Hall on Friday August 26, 5.15pm to 8pm, a public look at what can be done to ensure safety locally in an uncertain world, and how to make a significant contribution towards world peace. Come share your ideas, and enjoy some entertainment and refreshments.

Kohinur Hall community spring clean is on Sunday August 28 at 10.30am. Can you spare an hour or two to help give Kohinur a spot of spring cleaning? All help most welcome! Free sausage sizzle. Thanks for supporting your local community.

Bangalow Garden Club Stall at the Bangalow Markets Sunday August 28. Garden comp judging September 2 and 3 please get your entries in before August 27. Next meeting September 6 in the RSL Hall Bangalow at 1.30pm. Presentation to winners in comp on Friday September 9, 1.30pm in Bangalow RSL Hall.

Back pain relief Tiger Phillips injured her spine when she fell off her camel in the desert between Oodnadatta and Birdsville and spent years in agony. Then she modiďŹ ed her lifestyle naturally, and straightened and regenerated her own spine herself. She is now free of back pain and its debilitating effects. Tiger will be in the area August 29 to September 2 giving a free public seminar on how to relieve back pain using a gentle breathing technique, and a series of seminars on how to align your spine yourself. For more information and bookings 6663 1159.

Ocean Shores Community Assoc Will hold its next general meeting at 7.30pm on Monday August 29 at the Ocean Shores Community Centre.

native vegetation laws. ‘Land clearing is not just responsible for the destruction of habitat of wildlife, including threatened species, it also generates as much as 35 million tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions each year in NSW. ‘The government needs to stand ďŹ rm and let perpetrators know that illegal clearing of native vegetation will not be tolerated, and that it will not simply be met with a letter or a slap on the wrist’, said Mr Cohen.

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by Siberian shaman Serna Byron region has training on Teletski September 2 to 4. Lake Ainsworth every Sunday at 7.45am. For more Contact Jana 6680 9077. information please phone Volunteers needed – 6685 5457, otherwise see disasters you there. We meet at the Red Cross is looking for car- Dept of Sport & Rec at the ing people to join local Per- northern end of the lake, sonal Support Teams, assist- look for all the pink. ing people evacuated during Tweed Coast disasters. Free training and Garden Assoc lunch provided in Lennox Next meeting is Tuesday SepHead on Thursday Septemtember 12 at the Cabarita ber 8, 9.30am to 3pm at Community Hall. Please Lennox Head Bowls & bring entries for the Benching Sports Club, Stewart Street. and something for the TradRSVP to Lyndall 6622 3244 ing Table. Please note that by September 1. fees are now due. Next after-

Spring luncheon

The Byron District Hospital Auxiliary invites you to a spring luncheon on Friday September 9 at the Byron Bay Bowling Club at noon. Food and great entertainment at $10 and all proceeds go to much needed equipment for our hospital. For catering purposes call Maureen 6685 3162 or Lorraine 6685 3448.

Dog shelter op shop Companions Animals Welfare Inc (raising funds to build a dog/horse shelter in Byron Shire) need donated

noon tea will be at Valmai’s place on September 22 at 1.30pm, bring a chair and a plate to share. Final day for payment for the River Cruise is September 21. For info Dennis or Kathy 6676 4402.

Brunswick Toastmasters Come along have some fun, learn communication skills in a friendly atmosphere. We meet on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the month, 9.45 am to 12.15 pm at the SDA Hall, Cnr. Shara Blvd. and Banool Ct., Ocean Shores. Enq Craig

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Sports Roundup with Alex McAuley Clean sheet for brilliant Bangalow

Bangalow Rugby Union Club played in their first grand final since the club was re-formed in 2003 last weekend. Before the team left for the final,108 year old Frank Scarrabelotti came down to the Bangalow Hotel to meet the team and wish them good luck. Incredibly, Frank clearly remembered the Bangalow team that played in the final in 1910, some ninety five years ago. On being shown a photograph, he was able to identify most of the players by name and the positions they played.

Fine and windy conditions, a big crowd at Mallanganee, a gorgeous cheer squad and almost half of Bangalow who turned up in cars and buses to support their team greeted the players for the long awaited grand final showdown against Kyogle.

The two sides were very evenly matched and both defended well in difficult conditions with neither side getting on top and no score by half-time. The game’s ďŹ rst turning point came when Jock Craigie crash-tackled Kyogle

captain and forward leader Gordon McQueen who was never quite the same force again. By almost half way through the second half there was still no score, however the second turning point soon came when Iain Bryce put Bangalow ahead with a difďŹ cult penalty into the wind. Bangalow was starting to get on top when Damien Mowbray made a strong run which took play within a few metres of the Kyogle line. The ensuing maul resulted in a forward pushover try scored by Daniel Hill. A difďŹ cult conversion to Iain Bryce followed and at 10-0 it was all over for Kyogle. It was difďŹ cult to single out any player as it was truly a magniďŹ cent team effort, but Nick Hornery at full back deserves mention. He caught the high ball every time on the full, and turned what were dangerous and tricky situations into positive attacking positions. Bangalow’s season is now successfully complete. Coach Simon Balcon and Captain Blair Duignan can both look on 2005 as a marvellous achievement: played 17, won 16 and ďŹ nishing as premiers. Keeping the opposition scoreless in a grand final was a ďŹ tting end to a perfect day; well done Bangalow Rugby on what you have achieved – the Bangalow community is proud of you.

Byron girls wipe out defending champs

Main Armers manic in NSM cricket Brian Mollet Eureka’s bush cricketers made their debut in the Nick Shand Memorial cricket competition on Sunday, their opponents the much vaunted mob from Main Arm, current champs and already a win to their credit in the series. Winning the toss, Rick from Eureka took a look at the opposition (who invariably look like they have lost their way home from a dance party the night before) and decided to bat. It was to be a baptism of ďŹ re for openers Kelvin and Nick, however, as Ryan banged down his 18 balls without conceding a run, and at the other end Brian had the ball ducking and weaving like workers in a Baghdad carpet factory. With the score 1/0 after ďŹ ve overs and the trademark Main Arm manic intensity in full swing, it was tough going in the ďŹ rst session for Eureka; Kel and Trent digging in to see the score to 1/43 at drinks. Kel cleared the square leg boundary twice on his way to 32 not

Rams end winning streak The Rams premier division team’s ten game winning streak came to an end last Tuesday along with their hopes of minor premiership when they lost to Stars in a very at performance. Stars needed the win to keep their semifinal hopes alive and deserved their 2-0 win. However, the Rams did turn their performance around and had a convincing 3-0 win over Thistles at Lismore on Saturday with goals from Tim Bird and Aaron Richter Steers. This win has kept the Rams in runner up position on the premiership table and they will play their ďŹ rst semi ďŹ nal

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Byron Girls Maddi King and Lana Parkes scored a second and a first towards the overrall team win. They reckon it was the hot pink team nailpolish that gave the club the edge. Photo Kellie O’Brien

Twenty girls from the region’s All Girls Surfriders Club surfed their best to defeat teams from the Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast for the annual Ma Bendall/ Phyllis O’Donnell Shield. The competitors surfed 1/2 metre peaks at Lighthouse beach Ballina in summery conditions. The girls put in a huge effort to wrest the title from the Gold Coast Boardriders who have

held it for the last two years. A strong team of supporters assisted the team providing the atmosphere, sustenance and a great vibe for the winning surfers: Lyla Wright, Stephanie Single, Madison Beckerleg, Lana Parkes, Marg Bryant, Maz Pentecost, Gabby Miles, Mel Mott, Kellie O’Brien, Laura Adsett, Rachel BonhoteMead and Ebony Laird. Club president Kerry Wil-

cox commended all clubs on their sportsmanship and attitude. ‘It was a great social day that has had a lot of effort put into it from not only our club members but from the other clubs too. We are very proud to have won the trophy on our home sand and to have seen good surfing from the competitors that put the effort in for their teams,’ said Ms Wilcox.

out and Trent also found his range retiring at 30, but the middle order struggled against the confusingly eclectic Main Arm attack, not helped by the fact that apparently some of their big hitters preferred the balmy sands of Lord Howe Island to an edifying day’s cricket. Bruce and Rick hit a few at the end of the innings and Angie impressed onlookers with her stylish batting, but after their regulation 33 overs 109 runs was not a target to strike fear into the Main Arm mindset. After the break Rhys bowled well with the new ball, however Lonsdale and Brian dug in like shellbacks on a groin through the ďŹ rst spell then hit out, the stubborn pair both going on to score 30s. At 0/71 and with the match in a stranglehold, Main Arm put on a batting exhibition in the second session. Ryan had monstered every bowler he faced but when confronted with the beguiling Angie offered up a tame lob to mid off, the

at the Byron Bay Rec grounds on Saturday. The Rams have had a great year considering they lost so many of last year’s squad, and coach Peter Ware is proud of his young charges who can only get better with the experience they have gained this year. Players such as Eden Robinson, Tom Rhul and Joel Bradford all played grade 16 last year and have had considerable ďŹ rst grade experience this season holding them in good stead for next year. The whole team committed well this year and on its day was the real entertainer of the premier division.

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Teams for the junior state titles is as follows: U14 boys and girls R Fredericks, J Ford, D Norman, M King (B Bay); U16 boys and girls: G Parkes (B Bay), B Savage, B Webb, B Young, T Martyn (B Bay), K Lloyd, J Steyne, K King (B Bay), J White, D Sullivan (B Bay), J Jameson, A Ericson (B Bay), B Nicholl, S Sallis (B Bay). U18 boys and girls entries and payments not yet in risk being replaced with a reserve. Sat Sept 3 coaching at Byron Bay with a state judge explaining the judging criteria. Thanks to Geolink Environmental Management and Design at Lennox Head and Byron Bay’s First National Real Estate for

Brunswick Boardriders Club rd 7 was held in small waves with kites, dolphins and whales. Results as follows: girls microfleas 1 G Matheson, 2 A Currie, 3 J Cody-Ward; girl fleas 1 R Rogan, 2 V Hill, 3 SJ Rogan; boys microeas 1 Z Smith, 2 T Boucaut, 3 T Ludlow; boys eas 1 A Hastings, 2 S Johnson, junior boys 1 I Darsana, 2 T Degunza, 3 J Foreman; open men 1 P Brown, 2 T Foreman, 3 P Begg; open women 1 S Cassidy; masters 1 P Begg, 2 S Drew, 3 D Storor; bodyboards girls eas 1 H Clarke; boys eas 1 R West, 2 M MofďŹ tt, 3 J West; boys microeas 1 B Hill.

catch by Kel going into the record books as the ďŹ rst ever Eureka wicket and proving once again that beauty (and a surprising grunt when delivering) slays the beast every time. Bourkey, Joffrey and Greg made short work of the remaining total and secured victory for the insufferable Main Armers in the 23rd over. Next week form team the Geckos take on the crafty Wilsons-Wanganui outďŹ t in a match sure to once again stretch the boundaries of sporting credulity.

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Sports Roundup with Alex McAuley Giant sized win for Mullumbimby

Mullumbimby was far too strong for Byron Bay last Saturday with the majority of their points being scored by their two outstanding centres Glen Godbee and Paul Latta who are expected to lead the way for the Giants in this weekend’s semi final. Photo Jeff ‘ Turf’s Up’ Dawson

In the final club round of the 2005 rugby league season, Mullumbimby Giants took on old rivals Byron Bay at Mullumbimby on Saturday. As was expected, the Giants came away with an easy 80-4 victory, however spokesperson for the Giants Tony Parker had only praise for the Devils. ‘Byron Bay have had a tough season this year and they’ve played well with the talent they’ve had,’ said Parker. ‘We were grateful to them for fielding a team on Saturday as we needed the game to prepare for next week. Their U18s are an absolute credit to the club.’

Parker felt that the Giants really started to play well in the second half and put together some good moves which bodes well for their qualifying semi against Marist Brothers next weekend. ‘Our centres Glen Godbee and Paul Latta are outstanding players and shone again against Byron Bay,’ said Parker. ‘I though Adrian Browning and Jeff Funnell both had great games too.’ Marist Brothers beat Mullumbimby convincingly in their last encounter, but the Giants have improved out of sight since then and both coach Paul Latta and the players are looking forward to the encounter.

‘We’ll have to hold Brothers in the forwards,’ said Parker. ‘They’ve definitely got the stronger pack, and they’ve got good centres too, but if we can hold them in the forwards, hopefully our centres will make the difference.’ The semi final action takes place on Sunday at Oakes Oval with Mullumbimby and Marist Brothers fighting it out in first grade and Byron Bay taking on Ballina in the U18s. Final scores Mullumbimby 80 d Byron Bay 4; reserve grade Mullumbimby d Byron Bay on forfeit; U18s Byron Bay 32 d Mullumbimby 6.

Mullum’s young hot shots Two young Mullumbimby hot shots qualified for the Champion of Champions, one of the biggest junior tennis tournaments in the northern region of NSW, held at Inverell recently. Fifteen year old Mullumbimby High School student Stephen Gort won the 16 boys division of the prestigious tournament which brings together leading junior tennis players from north of Sydney to the Queensland border. The win is a credit to Stephen who has made the journey to the tournament six times in the past only to fall short in the final stages of competition. This year, he defeated highly ranked Coffs Harbour youngster Adam Berrada in a

close fought tussle, qualifying him for the state final of the Tennis NSW Champion of Champions to be held in Gosford later this year. Stephen always shows unique determination in the way he goes about his business on the court and with further commitment this rising star will no doubt shine brighter in the future. Another young star in the making from Mullumbimby also impressed at the tournament: ten year old Gene Healy playing this event for the first time was heralded as a player to watch in the future. Gene qualified for this tournament by coming equal first in the north east region of NSW and has now been invited to play in the 10 year old NSW State Teams event being held in Cessnock later this year. Congratulations to both these talented young athletes who are set for a successful future in tennis.

SPORTS RESULTS ATHLETICS Mullumbimby Fri, 4.30pm Little A’s at Mullum High School Oval. U6 to U15. Compete at your level, carnivals at Gold Coast. Sign on Fri 26/8, 3.30pm to 5pm at Netball Courts, Byron St., Mullum. Bring proof of age. Comp. begins Fri 2/9. AUSSIE RULES BV Bulldogs The bulldogs U14s won this years Summerland junior AFL grand final at Bangalow on the w’end against the Lismore Swans. The dogs scored 11.11.77 to 1.5.11 in a fantastic display of teamwork. Best team performance of the year. Congrat’s to all the boys and parents, a great display of sportsmanship. Presentation day at Stan Thompson oval Bruns Hds for whole club Sun 28/8. bbq,friendly game parents v’s kids! All welcome. BOWLS Brunswick Heads Women 9/8 C’ships Semi of Open Pairs: D Hay, E Marks def. P Appel, T Rynehart; D Lobb, K Freeman def E Beddoes, M Caldwell. Social results: A Revie, B Wyborn, J Loomes 26 v M Allard, E Lewis, D Guest 9; Z Wagner, D Keys, N Philip 20 v Darby, B Cam, J Kearney 16; E Toovey, H Edwards, K Hasson 32 v M Southon, R Foyster, L Proudlock 8; L McCormick, M Parsons 20 v D Batson, S Iversen 15; Trophy winners: E Toovey, H Edwards, K Hasson; M Darby, B Cam, J Kearney. Raffle winner: E Marks. 16/8 Final Open Pairs foreited, winners D Hay, E Marks. Social Bowls: E Lewis, L McCormick, J Loomes 22 v Z Wagner, M Allard, M Cardwell 15; A Revie, H Edwards, D Hay 20 v M Darby, N Philip, D Guest 18; M Torresi, L Proudlock, P Appel 24 v M Torresi, D Batson, J Kearney 23; E Toovey, B O’Donnell, E Marks 20 v R Mills, S Iversen, M Parsons 14. Trophy winners: E Lewis, L McCormick, J Loomes. Raffle winner P Appel. Burringbah Bush Ticks Great day at Nimbin, we got beaten. Next game away Sun 28/8 breakfast, bowls at Brunswick Heads. Name on sheet please. C’ships game Fri. R Howard, B Boyle def R Hurst, G Cook. Social Bowls winners F Charles, L Proudlock. AGM Sun 18/9 at 12pm followed by bowls. Men had a good day Sat for Dunny Shield against Condong. Burringbar def Condong by 129 to 120. Euchre winner: J Thompson, r/up E Toovey. C’grats Betty, Tony Gibbons. Soccer players having bowls day Sun 28/8. Byron Bay Women Tue 16/8 social bowls,3 games, winners: V Everingham, M Stewart, N Wilson. Final of Club Triples 6/9. Patron’s Day 30/8. All welcome. Club Pairscloses 6/9, play begins 13th for those possible. Lennox Heads Men Major Singles final: D Kemp 2005 Club Champion with a 31 to 7 win. Tue 16/8 Self Selected Triples: K Gallard, B Christopher, T Barr 21 d N Stangward, B Murray, N Earle 14; L Hargrave, K Davey, B Evans r/up 24 d D Hickey, P Blair, B McRae 19; C Skennar, G Bowden, L Bartlett 20 d M Berger, H Neill, K Nicol consolation 19. Sat 20/8 Social; D Kemp, K Nicol marker winners; D Gibbon, B Malcolm r/up and jackpot. Lennox Head Women Wed 17/8 M McCallum, W Abraham winners 23 d S House, G Martin 13; Tea Rosters 24/8. J McRae, G Moore; 31/8 J Murphy, H Lewis. Lennox Head Mixed Mixed Pairs Championship Quarter Finals; J Murphy, G Maloney d J and G Brook; D Gibbon, B Malcolm d G Bowden, B Hall. Semi-final played on or before 4/9: F Paterson, P Wilson v A Dungar, J Dudgeon; J Murphy, G Maloney v D Gibbon, B Malcolm. Fri 19/9 Open Pairs; M Tresise, B Malcolm winners 23 d D Taylor, J Dudgeon 17; H and M Beattie 23 d R and MNettlefold loser chooks 20. Mullumbimby Men Deepest simpathies to Jean and family for the passing away of former Secretary Gordon Lee. Wed winners: F Cornale, P Jones, T Johnston 29 d E Stratford, A Johnstone, B McClymont 8. Other results: B Coleman, H Thompson 20 d A Pyzer, R Rose 18; L Boyter, R Kidby, D Hammond 29 d D Henry, W Hampson, F Buckley 24; R Gray, L Henry 22 d T Trivett, N James 8; P McDonald, S Purdie, R Day 27 d G Schneider, M Murphy, E Batson 17. Sun Seafood Pairs: G Schneider, M Holton won tray of prawns each over S Purdie, R Day 12 to 11. Other results: S Condie, G Condie 18 d L Estreich, J Estreich 5; D Henry, E Jones 15 d M Gleeson, G Henry 14; S Brown, H Robb 24 d J Nicholls, S Boyd 10; R Philps, J McKay 24 d B James, N James 8. Sun Minor Pairs Findal: L Henry, C McClydmont d J Henry, S Smart 43 to 16. Sun am Legacy Day, all welcome. Noms for Club Ltd and Mens Club C’ttees with AGM of Club Ltd 24/9, Mens Club 1/10. Spring Carnival Sat 10/9, sheets on board. Mullumbimby Women 16/8 2 consistency games: G Henry 151 v J Kidman 126; Marker J Taylor, H Robb winner v S Brown 125. Marker B Croft. Social: B Gray, J Nicholls, J Towner 19 v B Gray, E Jones, S Boyd 16; L Estreich, B James, J Beaumont 21 v M Gleeson, J Graham, B Reglin 8; Raffle winner B Gray. Watch the board. Ocean Shores Men 15/8 Triples winners: D Lawson, R Dunn, C Pau; r/up L Morgan, L Campbell, W Whitney; J McGowran, J Best, P Tornaros; J Berry, K Hansen, R Roberts; A Sultas, S Roberts, K Hosie. 20/8 Social winners: G Wiggers, T Skelton, F Wade; r/up T Pratt, D Lawson, K Roberts. Carsburg Pairs C’ship Final: W Preist, S Pratt 22 def. M Ellis, T Fysh 20. 27/8 Carsburg Mens Pairs, 29/8 Triples. Enquiries Max 6680 5826. Ocean Shores Women Wed 17/8 Mixed Social Bowls winners out of hat: H Gates, S Goudie, B Thomas, r/up J Beagley, G Johnston, other winners: L Morgan, P Bruce, B Sprengel; S Iversen, B Goudie, L Bradford, G Martin, W Sprengel, K George, L Morgan, M Moodie, D Grant, D Bruce. Fri 19/8 Ladies Social Bowls Triples Championship: J Harding, G Rojo, P Sullivan def. G Johnston, M Moodie, L Bradford; W Bird, B Sprengel, E Hill def. L Mason, M McConville,R Kirkland. Lucky winners: M Hosie, L Bland, M James; lucky r/-up: G Johnston, M Moodie, L Bradford; other winners D Grant, M Franks, N Russell. Raffle won by B Thomas.

BRIDGE Brunswick Valley B/Heads Club meets at BHeads Com Centre, 12.45pmn Mon, Sat; OS Country Club 6.45pm Wed. B Heads 15/08 NS 1st Gross ; J Skeleton, P Hems. 2nd Gross 1st Nett : D Gall, J Wright. 2nd Nett: M Buckley, N Van den Heuvel. EW 1st Gross 2nd Nett: J Murray, P Sullivan. 2nd Gross ; J Lipski, I Keegan. 1st Nett: C Wellings,P Keyte. 20/8, N/S 1st Gross 2nd Nett, D Dare, C Johnson, 2nd Gross 1st Nett, D Grant, E Carroll. E/W 1st Gross and 1st Nett, A Tonkin, J Murray, 2nd Gross, H Lewis, P Sullivan, 2nd Nett, J Selleck, R Pedecini. Ocean Shores: Wed 17/8 Equal 1st Gross, P Sullivan and Partners. Equal 1st Gross: T Crittle, P Baldwin. Equal 2nd Gross1st Nett: J Selleck, B Simons. Equal 2nd Gross 2nd Nett: N Van den Heuvel, K Westall . Wed 10/8: 1st Gross and Nett: P Keyte, N Van den Heuvel. 2nd Gross and Nett: L Baldwin. Byron Bangalow 18/8 4 Table Howell: 1st;B.Sundsrom, Raye; 2nd J and E Fletcher. 1st H/C.O.Aronby, K Justice. 2nd. S.Gibson, L Moloney; play every Fri 12.30pm Bangalow Bowls, all welcome, ph 6687 2427. CYCLING Byron Bay Freeriders Freerider M Pilley raced fantastically at under 23 State Titles in Bathurst. Morgan fought hard,comming 4th. Byron Bay Criterium Series postponed for Sep. Racing begins 9/10 at Arts and Industry Estate, Byron Bay. For info ring 6680 9590. Registration 6am to 6.30am at Free to Ride in Centennial Circuit, 4 grades, $8 entry. Day licences available.Road training leaves Byron clock tower 6am sharp on Tues, Thurs, Sat, fast pace.Jay takes out the Northern Rivers Adventure Rides each Sun, for more info. 6684 1959. GOLF Mullumbimby Ladies 18/8 Foursome C’ship winners: 27 hole gross J Ross, S Slogrove 120; 27 hole nett J Ross, S Slogrove; 18 hole nett J Ross, S Slogrove; 9 hole nett F Booth, J Neate. NTP: J Ross, S Slogrove; C Robbins, M Crichton. Pro Pin: J Ross, S Slogrove; WBC: L Riches 40; G Lynn 39; N Carsburg 35. Thur 25/8 SMH 3BBB vs. Par: Nominate. T S Symons, K Mudgway, A Mitchell. 1st T: 9am A Mitchell, K Mudgway, S Symons; 9.06am G Redman, C Robbins, M Allan; 9.12am E Walker, A Moser, M Trivett; 9.18am J Ross, B Mules, Melissa James; 9.24am G James, J Neate, N Carsburg; 9.30am B James, Maureen James. 10th T: 9am J Beer, G Smith, E Frogett; 9.06am P Sewell, K Thomson, G Poynting; 9.12am G Mackay, N Dwyer, L Walker; 9.18am L Riches, B Wood, M Crichton; 9.24am R Wilson, S Slogrove, L Creagan; 9.30am T Robbins, F Gannell, G Lynn. Table Dty: M Allan, C Robbins. Mullumbimby Men 17/8 Single Stab winner: R Lynn 43; r/up M Trivett 42c/b; NTP: not won. 20/8 4BBB Stab winners: J Catlin, B Garrard 48c/b; r/up R Donoghoe, P Williams 48. NTP: S Harris, R Lynne, M Haines, W Ferrier. Ian McRae’s: R Barnes. Gundies: B Hammond. Mullum leading 12 to 5. 21/8 4BBB Stab winners: B and H Armstrong; r/up D and D Culpitt; NTP: Ladies, D Cullen, M Allan; Men, B Phillips, B Armstrong. Balls: J,D Cullen; M, K Mudgeway; S Bellerby, L Froggatt. Ocean Shores Men 15/8 Indiv Medley Stab winner: M Flesser 35; r/up L Francis 34c/b; T Mitchell 34; NTP T Mitchell, G Hannigan; Balls to 30. 17/8 4BBB Stab winners: D McGuinness, D Maurer 48; r/up J Hogan, L Watson 46; NTP L Robinson, B Larracy; Balls to 42. 20/8 winner: J Matheson 40; r/up K Ezzy 39c/b; B Minshall 36; NTP J Stacey, R Gallagher; Balls to 31; CCR 73. Ocean Shores Ladies 5/9 1st Rnd Club C’ship: Div 1 winner V Marsh, r/ up K Pemberton; Div 2 J Andrews, r/up L Murray. 9/8 Stroke 2nd Rnd Club C’ship: Div 1 winner F Crowder, r/up H Henry; Div 2 L Murray, r/up R Rogers; Div 3 J Gray, r/up L Harcourt; NTP: V Marsh; D Devir; J Gray. 16/8 Carsburg Club C’ship Stroke winners: Div 1 C Martin 74, r/up B Crossley 75; Div 2 M Ianson 72, r/up J Andrews 76; Div 3 R Dupew 75, r/up J Gray 76; NTP: K Pemberton; P Janda; I Lasser 20/8 Club Medal Stroke winner: L Franks 68nett; r/up B Wingad 77nett; NTP H McDonald; Putting V Marsh 30. 18/8 9 Hole Stab winner J Smith 21. Carsburg Club C’ship. Div 1: gross: V Marsh 343, r/up K KIng 360; nett: K Pemberton 295, r/up F Crowder 303. Div 2: gross L Murray 402, r/up A Slater 404; nett J Andrews 305, r/up C Killow 315. Div 3: gross K Jensen 431, r/up J Gray 441; nett M Byron 330, r/up L Harcourt 332. Ocean Shores Vets 18/8 Rnd 1 winner: A Phillips gross 84, nett 72; r/up G Painter gross 91, nett 72; R Macdonald gross 84, nett 72; NTP: J Dawson, S Jones, N Adcock. Capt’s Pin: T Cornell; Vice Capt Long Drive: B Neate, B Milner; Balls to 80; CCR 73. Scrubbers Ball: G Cullen. NETBALL Brunswick Byron Sat 27/8 Equip Dry Team: Bluebirds, Netta: Mermaids, Canteen: Byron Bay, Table: Bangalow, Main Arm. 12.30pm: Ct 1 Seasnakes v Barnicles, Umpires Karly, Bay Bellas; Ct 3 Barracudas v Bluebirds, Bernadette, H Glisjbers; Ct 4 Barbies v Beachbums, Ali, B Wade; Ct 5 Byron Bondz v Clams, Meghan, M Stenner; Ct 6 Skittles v Bay Beauties, Narelle, E Dennis. Netta: Ct 7 Byron Netta v Funky Monkeys, Coaches; Ct 8 Seastars v Hot Cherries, Hot Cherries; Ct 9 Roxys v Mermaids, Roxys. 1.45pm: Ct 1 Seahorses v Bay Bellas, Kathy, Rebecca; Ct 3 Flames v Hippy Pippys, Bay Girls x 2; Ct 4 Coctails v Coco Crushers, Karly, B Wade; Ct 5 Bay Boilers v Choc Frogs, Leslie, K Fitzgerald; Ct 6 Mullum v Taveners, Leonie, Classics; Bye Blades. 3pm: Ct 1 Baileys v Classics, Seahorses x2; Ct 3 Sharks v Dolphins, Bay Boilers, Coco Crushers; Ct 4 Joeys v Nudibracs, Kellie G, Taveners: Ct 5 Bay Girls v Shop Girls, Ali, Bay Bellas; Ct 6 Hot Tuna v Mby Ladies, Narelle, Choc Frogs. Equip Dty Team: Shop Girls. RUGBY LEAGUE Byron Bay Juniors Byron Shire Real Estate U 14 Giants played one of their best games of the year on Sat against 2nd placed Seagulls side, going down narrowly 24 to 22. The boys worked hard with only 11 players beforeU13s cavalry arrived to assist. This side has kept improving, fantastic effort by Reece, Lanky, Tom and all the boys.

Mullumbimby Juniors The Silver Threads Arts and Craft U10s leading the first half against Tweed Seagulls, l6 to 6. Lucas, Billy, Aaron and Jacob had some great runs and the whole team displayed impressive defence, Seagulls finished stronger to win 32 to 20. O Shores Bakery U11s def. by Tweed Seagulls 22 nill in a tough encounter . Players tried very hard in defence . Best and Fairest Jack G, two Juicilious awards to Tim B, Jake M. Next week Bilambil away again. McDonald Meats U12s lost 10 to 8 to Seagulls. With only 12 players, all the boys put in strong efforts . Great games from all, standouts were Matt R, Tom S. Congrat’s to Javan F on his first try. Other try scorer Josh T, 110% award Tom S. New Brighton Store U16s played Tugun at Tugun, with only 12 men , going down by 2 points 30 to 28. The team played some good football, Lindsay scored 3 tries, Nick scored with 15 seconds to go,converting a great kick from the sideline, Thanks boys for your commitment enjoyment and true sportsmanship. P/player Sam M. Mini and Mod players rembmber Disco this Sat. Team photos of the U13s,14s, 15s taken before training Thur, bring your gear. RUGBY UNION Mullum Ocean Shores Both grades lost Sat. Moonshiners d 21 to 10 in a firey encounter saw A Watson, M Perry playing well. Final home game next week. Presentaton day Sat 10/9 at 1pm. Please return perpetual trophies for engraving before Mooball arvo. SOCCER Brunswick Heads Juniors Bruns Pizza Shop: U6 Bears,All played well,Tianie good in goals. True Value: U6 Buffalos,Great game, MoM Harrison P. Well done Jackson, Ashleigh, Jack .Brun Pharm: U7 Bandi’s,Fantastic game by everyone. Dominics: U7 Bilby’s,Great team game fantastic 3 to 2 victory. Bruns Auto Elect: U8 Bullfrogs Great team effort. Bruns Hot Bread Shop: A hard fought 3 nil win, goals byLuke, Jake, Jack. Jack, Ben MoM. New Start Train: U10 Breakers, Great team effort by all. True Value: U12 Breakers,Sat:4 to1 win over OS, Great game from the whole team,solid defense. Sun: Hard fought 1 nil against Tintbar, great team effort. Jarrah scored 1.Bruns Hotel: U16 Breakers Sat:A confident game,a knotch up ladder.Congrats to Inti in goals, Christo in defense, 2 goals from Liam. Bruns 5 Alst.Sun: Riveting game against a top side,goal of season from Bali. Bruns 4 Byron 5. Mullumbimby Juniors Gr10 Seahorses d Tintenbar 3-0 securing 3rd spot and a semi final place. Good defensive work; training is paying off. Good play from whole team, perfect performance for MoM Nat. SQUASH Brunswick Heads Wed 24/8 Rnd 6: Mullum Jewellers v Cantys Surveyors: S Varty v S Thompson; C Sleep v S Koop; C Walsh v T Wood; R Cameron v C Johnston; S Truesdale v M Rogers. Bruns Pharmacy v Bruns Blinds: B Staff v M Pfeil; J Heaney v M Underwood; S Hogan v D Runciman; F King v S Page Smith; M Sylverster v R King. Byron Trophies v Bruns Smash: G Davis v R Mansfield; B Trivett v L Crandell; P Hill v J Gribble; J Nicolson v I Barnes; A Tully v B Doran. Potato Works v OS Glass: M Page Smith v B Johnston; C Staff v G Chandler; C Booth v R James; J Heers v J Holmes; J Miller v Jeff Jeers. Mon 29/8, Rnd 3, Div 1: 5pm B Staff v A Brooker; D Bird v G Davis; S Sleep v R Mansfield; M Page Smith bye. Div 2: 5pm S Varty v S Koop; 6pm B Johnston v M Cassidy; B Trivett bye. Div 3: 5pm J Heaney v J Gribble; M Ottery v R Draper; D Runciman bye. Div 4: 5pm I Barnes v A Ronan; R King v C Johnston; J Nicolson v F King; S Page Smith bye. Div 5: 5pm A Brooker v A Thomas; G Thomas v B Doran; M Decarne v M Sylvester; S Truesdale bay. To play phone 6685 1794. SURF LIFE SAVING Brunswick Meeting 24/8 6pm at clubhouse. Anyone wanting to do an award should attend. Westpac helicopter appeal 28/8. Ring Casey Brenan 6684 1988. Anyone wishing to do RLS Snr First Aid course 3/9 4/9 ring Kris 6685 1624. Sign on for 05/06 season 11/9 and 18/9 10am to 12pm. Bruns Triathlon fundraiser for Surf Club 18/9. Encourage all members to help. Pub raffle 28/8: Kris, Grant. TENNIS Riverside Tue Ladies Aug Charity Day donated to Rural Fire Serv. Monthly medal winners: A Grade M Allan; A Reserve J Murray. New players welcome, phone Barbara 6684 1211. Mullumbimby Mens Comp, Semi Finals: Ferriers Terriers d Libbos Minnows (count back); Shackers Hackers d Haslams Scams. Final 23/8: Ferriers Terriers v Shackers Hackers. Ladies Comp, Rnd 6, Div 1: Jesss Messes d Jens Hens; Chriss Misses d Janes Dames; Sandys Dandys d Bets Jets. Div 2: Sheryls Perils d Anns Fans; Jickys Quickies d Ronies Bonnies; Kims Crims d Laura Roarers. Mixed Comp, Rnd 10, Div 1: Turners Learners d Dwyers Flyers; Runcis Munchies d Brashers Bashers. Div 2: Bostons Guns d Jarvis Carvers; Burners d Goodwins Hoodlums. Semi final format 25/8, Div 1: Turners Learners v Dwyers Flyers; Pollys Follies v Runcis Muchies. Div 2: Allans Talons v Goodwins Hoodlums; Turners Burners v Bostons Guns. Club C’ship doubles, singles Sun 28/8. Entries by 25/8. Jnr Fri Night Round Robin Comp starts 5pm. Points accumulative for Term 3, all jnrs. welcome. Sat Social starts 1.30pm. Ladies social Wed, 9.15am. All players welcome to both social days, Club membership not required. Coaching enquiries Justin 0403 841 241, other enquiries Jeanie 6680 4353w or 6680 1330h. VOLLEYBALL Brunswick Heads Tue 23/8 Rnd 5 Carsburg Holden Comp: 6pm Hit and Run v Starlights; Pissies v Flash; Bugs v Nanas; Duty: Backburners. 7pm Backburners v Rebels; Ring Ins v Brewers; Volleys v Lounge Lizards; Duty: Hit and Run. Thur 25/8 Rnd 4 OS H’ware Comp: 6pm Vixens v Bolters; Nickies v Court Jesters; What The? v Kit Kats; Chilli Twist v Bob the Builder; Duty: Rock Monsters, Exodia. 7pm Rock Monsters v Triplets; Exodia v Elles; Fudge Puppies v Pink Flamingos; Belles v Terminators; Duty:Vixens, Bolters. Beginners welcome 6685 1794.

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Great Family Beach House Set on 1050sqm and only 300m from the beach this home has a huge main bedroom with a walk in robe and a double headed shower ensuite. There are three more bedrooms & bathroom upstairs plus a third toilet downstairs along with the laundry and a large room suitable for an office or rumpus room. The open plan living area opens onto the east facing deck, many other features include, high ceilings, overhead fans, huge undercover area for parking, lots of storage space and established gardens. $595,000 ONO or alternatively, house plus remaining 3,350sqm already subdivided for $1.3 million ONO. Call owners, Alan or Kirsten on 02 6680 4368 and view www.helensthouse.com

$595,000 ONO

Highly Productive Coastal Property 118 pasture improved fertile acres subdivided into numerous paddocks and watered by natural water with town water back up. Also included are older style farm shedding and stock yards. The homestead is of grand proportions and a modern design sees a double story brick dwelling boasting almost 80 squares under roof. This property is for sale by negotiation. For further details contact Dennis Moore at the Professionals Clarence Coast Real Estate in Maclean and Yamba on 02 6645 5000 or 0417 224 435.

Expansive Family Estate Set amidst 8 acres of manicured grounds lies this sprawling property comprising two homes, total six bedrooms and four bathrooms. Backing onto a beautiful tree lined expanse of lawn which borders Emigrant Creek this luxurious home is palatial in every sense of the word. Features include central inground pool, several living areas, 10ft ceilings, billiards room and three garages, so you can rest assured that your comfort and enjoyment will be catered for. Privacy is afforded by the border of trees on both sides and rendered front fence. Perfect for the extended family. Contact Andrew Rosee at L.J.Hooker Byron Bay 0421 914054. $1,195,000. Byron Bay

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CED

REDU

Gorgeous Newrybar Home . . . . . .

$570,000

Original 3 bedroom timber home 778 square metre block Lovely wrap-around verandahs High ceilings, french doors, timber shutters 15 minutes to Byron’s CBD Vendor moving South and keen for offers – see us today!

Kaye Wilkie 0412 856 208

Country Style Home

$670,000

Modern Design

$485,000

. Large north facing family home in Myocum . Set on a flat fenced and quiet 1 acre block . Spacious open plan living areas with high ceilings . 3 bedrooms, study and separate dining . Huge 5.5 x 10m shed and double lock up garage with internal access

. Near-new eco-friendly home in Forest Glades . 3 large bedrooms, huge ensuite & a walk-in robe . Timber floors, large outdoor decks, solar-passive design, pool in complex . Gorgeous forest outlook . The beach is a walk away or swim in the pool

Stuart Aitken 0417 242 537

Stuart Aitken 0417 242 537

Lennox To Cape Byron Views

$955,000

. Absolutely fantastic location in Coopers Shoot . Enjoy panoramic views and gorgeous established gardens . Approximately 1 ½ acres to enjoy & just minutes to town and the beach . 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom cottage currently tenanted

Michael Gudgeon 0419 495 494

Industrial Unit in Byron

$195,000

. Located in a new complex with excellent access and exposure . 99sqm space with rental approx. $200 per week . Excellent condition, clean as a whistle! . Space for mezzanine . Priced for quick sale

Kaye Wilkie 0412 856 208

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North Facing Charmer

Forest Glades Eco Home $510,000

Beachside Suffolk

. Situated in Byron Bay’s premier holiday strip . Split level apartment, two bedrooms and 1 bathroom . Open plan kitchen, dining & living area . Front patio and single lock up garage . Prime location opposite Main Beach

. Eco-friendly design and modern architectural style . Split-level, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and dlug . Elevated position, front balcony & rear paved courtyard overlooking regenerated bush . Internal finishes include polished timber floors & stainless steel appliances . Community title complex with swimming pool & on-site sewerage system

. Quiet, small and exclusive complex just a short stroll to Tallow Beach and the local shops . 3 large bedrooms, main with ensuite . Lovely private outdoor entertaining area . Water and nature reserve outlook . Private fenced yard and dlug with internal access

. Extremely private rare 1 acre 15 minutes to Byron Bay, 15 minutes to Lismore . 8 year old masterbuilt home, 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom . Wide verandahs overlooking a salt water pool . Polished blackbutt floors . Vendor has found another property and wants offers today!

Michael Gudgeon 0419 495 494

David Gordon 0418 856 222

David Gordon 0418 856 222

Stuart Aitken 0417 242 537

Kaye Wilkie 0412 856 208

Suffolk Beach House

Ocean Views In Ocean Shores

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$575,000

Private bushy outlook Elevated position, north aspect Wrap-around decks, timber floors Brilliant winter sun spots 3 bedrooms, 1 ½ bathrooms, high ceilings

$769,000

Gilmore Court Holiday Apartment

$835,000

$775,000

. Located just a 2 minute stroll from Tallow Beach . Comfortable beach house with 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, 2 lounge areas & an outdoor entertaining area . Tibetan influenced cabana and landscaped gardens . 819sqm block has a fenced yard and carport . Rent out or make it a great family home & investment for years to come

. Extensive ocean & hinterland views on a very private 2500sqm block . Fabulous 3 bedroom home encompassing total Feng Shui principles . Separate 1 bed, 1 bath guest accommodation . Large covered verandahs, north-east facing . Timber floors, open plan living, double garage

Michael Gudgeon 0419 495 494

Stuart Aitken 0417 242 537

BYRON BAY RESIDENTIAL

Tucked Up In Tyagarah

$689,000

Left Bank Road

$470,000

$545,000

. North-east facing renovated home on 1.846 hectares in Tyagarah . Private, expansive rural views from all rooms . 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms . Superb rolling hills, undulating paddocks . Only 5 mins to the beach and 10 mins to Byron Bay

. Spacious brick and tile home with covered deck on fabulous 4000sqm block . Close to schools, hospital and Mullumbimby CBD . 4 bedrooms, 3 with built-ins, woodheater . Renovated timber kitchen and main bathroom . Saltwater pool, backs onto council reserve

Stuart Aitken 0417 242 537

Stuart Aitken 0417 242 537

Vendor Wants Offers!

Stroll To Main Beach Or Town . . . .

$680,000

$1,350,000

Beautiful ocean views from Tallows to the Tweed North facing 2 storey family home on 929sqm 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and undercover bbq area LUG, hardwood floors, air-conditioned and level rear yard . Fall in love with Byron all over again as you take in the magnificent views

Stuart Aitken 0417 242 537

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BYRON BAY

FIRST NATIONAL REAL ESTATE 6685 8466 – 24 HOURS

Light filled character home

Home amongst the trees

The space you deserve

Suffolk Park land

• Beautiful renovation in an elevated street • Light filled rooms make great use of timber • Top quality kitchen with stone bench tops • 1056sqm block bordered by Australian fauna • Quick walk to town centre and main beach

• 2bed home on strata titled block • Huge central north-facing deck • Uniquely designed layout with beautiful timber floors • Great galley style kitchen with walk-in pantry • Located in sought after area, surrounded by trees

• Spacious 3bed villa in Cape Byron Estate • Great complex with indoor pool • Large kitchen, high ceilings, extra toilet • General store nearby, on local bus route • Covered wrap around deck

• 607sqm block in Byron Hills area • Level block, easy to build on • Popular location, family neighbourhood • Quiet peaceful environment • Great opportunity to build your dream home

$915,000

$639,000

$349,000

$289,000

‘Beaches’

Serene setting

Possum Creek idyll

Top of the bay

• Furnished, air-conditioned 1bed/1bath Shirley Street unit • Adjoined by huge balcony giving both sun and shade • Compact and efficient kitchen with fridge and microwave • In resort style complex with in ground pool • Easy stroll to most of Byron Bay’s attractions

• 2bed/1.5bath home in leafy surrounds • North facing with enormous decks • Unique design and décor incl 6” floorboards • Elevated outlook to the lighthouse • 2239sqm block of land

• Lovingly renovated timber Queenslander-style home • 3bed/2bath, 2 studies plus storage areas • Lots of original features incl. timber floors • Traditional yet stylish country kitchen • 2.6 hectares of beautiful grounds with hinterland views

• 3bed elevated contemporary home high above Byron Bay • Fabulous ocean views across Pacific Vista • Cathedral ceiling filled with natural light • New kitchen with st/steel gas burners • See ocean and Broken Head from every room

$345,000

$580,000

$998,000

$849,000

www.byronbayfn.com.au

15 LAWSON ST, BYRON BAY

www.inrealestate.com.au Exuding Charm And Grace

Idyllic Secluded Setting

Investor or First Home Buyer

· 3 bed / 3 bath timber home · High ceilings & timber floors · 2 acres with ocean views

· Stylishly renovated home on 1 acre · Light filled open plan design, with pool · 4 bed / 2 bathrooms, large double garage

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· Huge downstairs rumpus room · Separate workroom / garage $875,000

· Separate art studio, easy landscaped gardens · Located in sought after Tyagarah area

2 bedrooms, 1bathroom New kitchen Hi-set, double brick Leafy setting Close to shopping centre

$660,000

$225,000

Listen To The Bird Song

One For The Family

Sleeping Beauty

Listen to the birds on this great level block of land close to a reserve in Ocean Shores. It is waiting for you to build a home. A well thought through house sketch plan is also available to get you started. The block has a very interesting shape and measures 798sqm. The land has the right proportions to build the house with a north-easterly aspect in mind to maximise light and breezes. Conveniently the shopping centre and day care facilities are just around the corner. Come and have a look. $214,500

· 3 bed, 2 bath brick / veneer home · 999 m2 level block, fully fenced · Reverse cycle air-conditioning

· 3 bed / 2 bath handcrafted timber home · 1 acre N/E facing with views · High ceilings and timber floors

InRealEstate 90 Robinsons Road, Mullumbimby

· Side access for boat / caravan · Low maintenance garden, double garage $395,000

· Modern kitchen with S/S appliances · Close to Steiner School $719,000

(02) 6684 3600 Ernst Reisch 0428 842 387

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Something Different Great Beach House Located on prestigious Alcorn Street is this fabulous beach house only metres walk to feel your feet in the white sands of Tallow Beach. Ample accommodation is offered with three bedrooms, plus sleepout, two bathrooms, an approved granny flat ensuring this well built home will house all of your guests comfortably during the summer beach season. Extremely well built with raked ceilings and large open rooms. Set at the quiet, secluded southern end of Alcorn Street this home also features a three car space carport, practical layout, a sunny north east aspect and is set on a level 893sqm allotment with rear lane access. This is a great opportunity to secure your own private beach house, for sale at $950,000. Contact Sharon McInnes at L.J.Hooker Byron Bay 0408 659 649.

Deceased Estate at Burringbar 52 CUDGERA CREEK RD BURRINGBAR, NSW. Sean Kenny Real Estate has just listed this property for sale at $629,000. It is a large four bedroom house set on 32 acres of tranquil land. This property has a natural rainforest with creeks, dam and springs. The home consists of four bedrooms with glass sliding doors off all rooms, leading out to a large covered entertaining area. The property would be perfect for the growing family, with plenty of room to move and many nature adventures to be discovered. Close to all amenities schools, day care, cafes and hotels with only a 10 minute drive to beaches and a 20 minute drive to Coolangatta airport and 30 minutes to Byron Bay. Burringbar is a cute country town offering town and country living. If you are looking for that farm close to the beach with ‘Town & Country’ feeling this property is worth inspecting. Call Rod Denyer at Sean Kenny Real Estate on 0415 505 050 .

Auction Auction Auction “Under Instructions From the Public Trustee” PRDnationwide Ocean Shores has scheduled an Auction for 11 Warrambool Road, Ocean Shores for Saturday 17 September 2005 on site at 11 am. Let’s talk opportunity for the first home buyer, home renovator, developer or investor – a three bedroom, one bathroom brick and tile home is situated at the top of a large 1929sqm block. Views from the back porch overlook the Brunswick River and the western rural scene. OPEN HOUSE: Saturday 27 August from 11am to 12 noon Saturday 3 September from 11am to 12 noon Saturday 10 September from 11am to 12 noon. Call Tod Martin 0412 734 122, Peter Abbott 0407 801 462 or PRD Nationwide Real Estate on 02 6680 4400 to arrange an inspection at your convenience.

Neat and tidy Very bright and light dual occupancy strata titled property within a short stroll of the Mullumbimby CBD. Located in a quiet laneway with northern aspect this two bedroom freestanding cottage will appeal to a wide range of purchasers. It would be ideal for people downsizing from a larger property, first homebuyers and savvy investors. Approximately 8 years old it has an open plan living area with airconditioning and ceiling fan. The kitchen has oodles of bench space and cupboards.It has its own carport and access from the laneway and is set in established tropical gardens.This is the first time this property has been offered for sale since it was built. So here is your chance to acquire a little piece of paradise at a reasonable price. Price: $270,000 Call Suncoast First National on 02 6684 2615

‘Tangerine Dream’ A serious vendor has reduced the price for this intriguing property, so now is the time to pounce! With the lifting of the vendor tax and the view that interest rates will remain static there is more activity in the property market. This brightly coloured timber house ( you can always change it ! ) is packed full of features including 3 bedrooms, gleaming timber flooring in the open plan living area, contemporary kitchen with dishwasher, airconditioning, 3 loos and 3 showers including a large ensuite, colorbond shed with workspace/studio, double remote controlled door and laundry. This unusual property appears to be in excellent condition but there is still room for you to put your own stamp on it. Tucked away in a quiet street and only a short stroll to the town shops, this property is ideal for first home buyers or investors. So for an inspection give Bob Baxter or Phil Spencer a call at Suncoast First National on 6684 2615 for this property which is great value at $349,000.

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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BAY ROYALE APARTMENT Superb 2 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom Unit Q Luxury & Quality Assured Q Ocean & Beach Views Q Directly Adjacent To Main Beach Q 50m To Town Centre Q Stunning, Peerless Interior

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5 Bedrooms + Study Quality Residence Inground Lap Pool Q Expansive Indoor & Outdoor Living Areas Q Ocean Views From Top Balcony & Pool Q Double Car Garage & Plenty Of Outdoor Space Q Large Site Over 1000 Sq. Metres Q

$795,000

SPACE TO LIVE 4 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom Home Q 2 Separate Living Areas Q Wrap-Around, Fully Fenced Yard Q Immaculately Maintained Q Quiet Street In Quality Neighbourhood Q Plenty Of Room To Move

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$579,000

$ 1,295,000

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$ 995,000

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3 Bedroom, 3 Bathroom Residence Louvre-Enclosed Outdoor Area Q Contemporary & Comfortable Interior Q Downstairs Retreat W/ Kitchenette & Courtyard Q Centrally Located, Walk To Beach & Town Q Agency Declares Interest

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2 Homes, Total: 6 Bed, 4 Bathroom Residence Q Set Amidst 8 Acres Of Tropical Grounds Q Borders On Emigrant Creek Q Spacious & Light-filled Interior Q Rural Bliss & Comfortable Lifestyle Q Perfect For The Extended Family Q Central Courtyard, Inground Pool Q

$ 595,000

L.J.Hooker Byron Bay 6685 7300

$ 1,195,000

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Tallebudgera Valley, Queensland Superior country house and 20-acre estate with separate guest cottage. Spectacular 360° views, 20 minutes to Burleigh Point or Coolangatta Airport, 15 minutes to major shopping, school bus at front gate. Massive infrastructure commercial possibilities. Join Australia’s creative elite in now environmentally-protected Tallebudgera Valley. For further info or email photos phone Luke Johnston 0414 339907 or 07 5576 3535. 21 Connor Street, Burleigh Heads. $1,750,000

Private Sale – Suffolk Park Beachside This huge five bedroom, three bathroom house was the builder’s own home and is a two-storey brick and tile, consisting of three completely separate self-contained living areas with Crimsafe security doors and window screens. It is fully air-conditioned and has beautiful outside paving. Other features include full fencing, a three car garage, an easy care reticulated garden and it is just a short walk to Tallow Beach and the shopping centre. To view premises call the owner on 0427 429 009. For photos refer to www.realestateguide. com.au. Asking $650,000. Open to offers.

$650,000

Fire Sale At Pottsville Beach Lot 562 Echidna Street, Pottsville Beach. Someone’s misfortune could be your gain. Perfectly positioned 1½km to beach and shopping this vacant 645m2 north facing block must be sold this weekend. With magnificent views to Mt Warning and the hinterland, build your dream home or realise an immediate capital gain. Owner must sell well below replacement cost. $189,000 Phone Nicky Cunningham 07 5527 0123 or 0414 690 063.

$189,000

Special Lifestyle At North Creek AUCTION on site: Sat 10 Sep 2005 at 12noon, 200 North Creek Rd, Ballina. Agent on site 11–12noon each Sat until Auction day. 2ha of flat cleared land. Paradise for the fisherman, naturalist, bird watcher or simply a perfect family home in a beautiful scenic setting. The house and granny flat could rent at $260 pw + $120 pw respectively and is located 4.5km from the Ballina CBD. An astute investor could reap the rewards of development (subject to rezoning). Either way the intrinsic value is there. Call Bernadette Grace at Grace Real Estate, Ballina on 02 6681 1010 or 0402 336 129 info@gracerealty.com.au or www.gracerealty.com.au

Forthcoming Auction 94 Cowlong Road, McLeans Ridges. Elevated 10 acre property 10 min drive shops, schools. Luxury two storey, 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 5 separate living areas, triple garage, carport, tennis court. Extensive landscaping, paved areas, bitumen parking. 800 macadamia and mature shade trees. Features also include a gourmet kitchen, granite and terracotta flooring, granite master bathroom, spa, solar HWS, combustion firebox and security system. Plus large shed, concrete water tanks, domestic bore. Ideal for two families or a B&B (STCA). Call Paul dos Remedios at The Professionals Alstonville 02 6628 7456, or 0418 468 895. Alstonville www.alstonvilleprofessionals.com.au

Broken Head Views This fantastic parcel of land comprises 78 acres in total seclusion. With existing five bedroom home situated atop one of the hills this property features uninterrupted ocean and rural views spanning from the hinterland to Lennox Point. Access to 7 Mile Beach via private road allows you to enjoy the benefits of life near the ocean. Located just 10 minutes drive to Byron Bay or five minutes to Lennox Head this utterly superb allotment is destined to delight. Contact Glen Irwin at L.J.Hooker Byron Bay 0418 604 080. For sale by Expressions of Interest. Byron Bay

Architect’s Own Winner of an RAIA NSW Country Division Architectural Award this 1920’s farmhouse on approx. five acres has been uniquely renovated and transformed into a luxurious contemporary residence. The alteration was designed to allow for open plan lifestyle and to re-orient living areas to benefit from the northerly aspect. Features include three large bedrooms, two luxury baththrooms, expansive open plan living, modern kitchen, fireplace, northern deck, swimming pool and established gardens. Agents in Conjunction: Neil Cameron 0419 274 798, Janice Cameron 0427 807335 at Ray White Byron Bay or Tim Miller 0411 757425, Reg Miller 0429 871306 at Millers Real Estate Bangalow. $1,150,000

Direct Frontage To Golf Course Stunning lakeside aspect, together with direct access & frontage to 12th hole at Ocean Shores Country club make this property a golfers dream. The home is contemporary with 9’ ceilings throughout. It features three bedrooms plus an office plus a separate airconditioned studio. There are two living rooms, a separate dining room and two bathrooms. The main bedroom is complemented with a timber deck area. Extensive landscaping ensures total privacy. For more information or to arrange an inspection call the owner Gary Morphett on 0412 026 684.

$592,000

Holiday At Home This stunning home with three bedrooms, two bathrooms, it offers the best of everything. Of split level design with raked ceilings throughout, the open plan areas effortlessly flow to sun drenched balconies surrounded by lush tropical gardens. Extensive use of glass and glowing blackbutt timber floors feature throughout. The gourmet kitchen is extremely well appointed and suited to entertaining on any level. Located in a quiet culdesac backing onto reserve and being an easy walk to our pristine beaches, tavern and shops this home adds position to its many features. Be prepared to be wowed. Contact Sharon McInnes at L.J.Hooker Byron Bay Byron Bay, 0408 659 649. $745,000.

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